I was arrested here onceOh for the good old days.

"Unless we change our ways ...... the world faces a future where things look pretty darn good."

Here are two pictures of the cement pouring on the bridge.

Have you heard of lowercase sounds?

So, is it an eye for an eye or a "war on terrorism"? And who is going to let you decide, if anyone?

The metal detector is back together again. I think that the prior owners of this property just buried their discarded stuff.

Ya ever wonder what they are working on?

Collin and I rode our bikes through the rain for a little while today. I called Ed from Mt. Sugarloaf, as I always do. "Can you hear me now?". They all seem to be clipping right along. The view from up there was nice but hazy. Here is a better view of Sunderland. Here is the river and some scenery. It fits that there is garden at the house again. I've been given a watering task.

I rode to Bennington today. 133 miles. What a nice bike.

Leonard Pitts votes for giving them a break on this one.

The Red Sox are doing well again. "The Red Sox are Charlie Brown, eying the football that Lucy has so invitingly set on the ground. The Red Sox are Wile E. Coyote with a foolproof plan. The Red Sox are the Los Angeles police and prosecutors trying to bring O.J. to justice."

I just bought a digital camera and I've figured out how to use the software provided to make panoramic pictures. Here is a picture of the new bridge being constructed.
... and here is a picture of the pasture.

"Aided by the Internet and personal-computer software, online communities with their own publishing tools and networks are redefining news in the 21st Century."

Jonathan Chait gives a his viewpoint to the Israeli-Palestinian mess.

Of missed signals and a hidden hero.

It is snowing in May. What a mess.

I took the dog for a long walk today so we went to see Dave. He gets his cast off Thursday, I think, and gets it replaced with an air/nylon/"so I can stand up in the shower" cast put on. Tara makes herself at home anywhere.

I haven't compiled my trip stuff yet. Here is a Blue Ridge Parkway link and here is one from the National Park Service.

You know, this never occurred to me.

Thomas Friedman of The New York Times says that, "At its best, the Internet can educate more people faster than any media tool we've ever had. At its worst, it can make people dumber faster than any media tool we've ever had. ".

Adam Curry has something to say about the media and the Big Lie. "The four hours you as an average citizen spend in front of the television is what keeps the general popualtion shackled to the teat of the beast. You are not relaxing when you watch, you are being fed."