Howard Greenstein: Random ThoughtA juicy tidbit of randomness from Howardgr.Embedded Again- March 29, 2003 This morning I made the kids some pancakes. I decided to "embed" chocolate chips within the pancakes. And, interestingly enough, after a short time, it was tough to tell the difference between the pancakes and the chips "embedded" within them. Oh, and I also watched the news.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/29.html#a295 (Untitled)- March 28, 2003 The House passed a resolution Thursday calling for a national day of humility, prayer and fasting in a time of war and terrorism....Under the resolution, President Bush would issue a proclamation designating a specific day as a day of "humility, prayer and fasting." ...A similar resolution approved on March 17 said it was the sense of the Senate that that day should be a national day of prayer and fasting. via Newsday I was surprised about this, considering I thought this kind of declaration of.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/27.html#a294 Sometimes it's like pulling teeth- March 26, 2003 And sometimes, it is exactly like pulling teeth. Mine, to be exact. Off to get my wisdom teeth out. Wish me luck.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/26.html#a293 Modern Fairytales...- March 26, 2003 What fairy tales will we tell our children nexthttp://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/25.html#a292 I admit it - I'm Bi (Bi-Blogger)- March 25, 2003 I've come out of the closet. I'm sharing a dark secret with everyone. I'm now bi. Bi-Blogger, that is. I'm actually multi-blogger, if one can be such a thing. This blog will remain as a place where I share personal or flippant thoughts. My new blog is for business and tech issues, and it is the Continuum Transfunctioner. I admit I basically stole the two-blog concept from my friend Mitch Ratcliffe, who also has two blogs. I'm using Radio for this blog, but Continuum Transfunctioner is a...http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/25.html (Untitled)- March 22, 2003 Thanks, Jason Kottke, for saying what I was thinking all damn day: Note to anchors and reporters: stop smiling The TV coverage by the cable news networks of the war in Iraq is disappointingly shoddy. Somehow, they think we want to see green, pixelated pictures of trucks moving through an empty desert; endless grainy shots of Baghdad at night; choppy, pixelated live reports from embedded reporters; and the neverending analysis of the minutia of warfare. This is supposed to give us a sense as to.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/21.html#a290 (Untitled)- March 21, 2003 Even More Friday Fun:Odd Todd is back. And he's still working...on being unemployed.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/21.html#a289 (Untitled)- March 21, 2003 Greg Elin explores the highs and the lows. Hey Greg, I'm sorry and congratulations. That's terrible and wonderful. I'm saddened that things are going so badly in the world and so happy that things go well for you. Goodbye and hello again. Peace.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/21.html#a288 (Untitled)- March 20, 2003 Sitting and watching war unfold on TV is inspiring shock and awe - in me. I'm shocked at some of it, in awe of some of it, definitely saddened by all of it.http://www.howardgreenstein.com/blog/2003/03/20.html#a285 |