For NPR that is. If you regularly listen to and enjoy National Public Radio then sure to support your local NPR station. It may not be an ethical dilemma, but it is the right thing to do. What do you listen to on NPR? I listen to the news (morning, […]
Some of you may have seen this article from BAR already. It is very curious. The author is Edna Ullmann-Margalit and is “professor of philosophy and director of the Center for the Study of Rationality at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She is also author of Out of the Cave: […]
I use the PodPress plugin to post my podcasts, but I noticed today that the new WP has audio and video as well. So, let’s give it a try. This should be a clip from the NOW Show about the Talpiot Tomb: The NOW Show! And this should be the […]
There are a ton of new posting features in WP 2.5. The interface for composing is extremely comprehensive and works just fine in BonEcho (Firefox) for Mac. Some of the new features are around the handling of media, including being able to upload more than one image at once. It […]
Apparently Comcast is having issues in Pennsylvania with certain routers (? that is what the man said). The result is that only certain web sites are available, about 10% of the ‘net. Who’s cloggin’ the tubes!
After a false-start BSC #28 is now up and live thanks to Chris Weimer of Neonostalgia/Thoughts on Antiquity. Thanks Chris!
I think I mentioned this before, but if you enjoy vintage photos and some real “living history” please take a look at the Library of Congress’s Flickr feed. They have photos from the 1910s and the 30s and 40s. The images of everyday people are amazing. I believe this is […]