Magic Sands

Had the pleasure of playing in waves at Magic Sands Beach the other day. Out beyond the waves, kiddo found a sleek new Apple smartwatch with an evidently less smart wristband. How smart is "smart" ? Hell if I know. Pretty sure the computational power of that watch couldn't drive me to the store to … Continue reading Magic Sands

Now Playing: Orville and Friedrich

Get on the ships ! - If one considers how an overall musical justification of one's way of living and thinking affects each individual - namely, like a Gibson, warming, blessing, impregnating, sounding especially for him; how it makes him independent of praise and blame, self-sufficient, rich, generous with happiness and good will; how it … Continue reading Now Playing: Orville and Friedrich

Intervention® now on your HeadMask®!

"... Look Dare, it's probably time that we let you know ... this isn't just a party to celebrate your new position as the Chief Simulation Officer at MetaMate®. Honestly, we're all happy for you and your family ... about the massive amount of bread that you will be making as the chief architect for … Continue reading Intervention® now on your HeadMask®!

TheBridge

Fwiw, web development in 2022 comes with a lot of impressive tooling. Stuff that would surely enthuse Engineer Scott onboard StarshipEnterprise. While Uhura, and that hot green chick that Kirk was smitten with, will never be improved upon; a modern-day web nerd can set up a workstation that makes those clunky-sixties-user-interface lights on TheBridge seem … Continue reading TheBridge

Anatomy of a Wedge

Anthropologist Gregory Bateson once worked for the OSS (CIA precursor) and his recognition and elucidation of “schismogenesis” has been employed by high-powered players in the devastating (enriching for some) chess games that are proxy wars of empires and the rest. The term literally means “creation of division” (Bateson defined schismogenesis as "a process of differentiation … Continue reading Anatomy of a Wedge

Hibbing History Podcast

In 1967, our family of six moved from North Dakota to northern Minnesota where my dad took a job as Dean of Instruction at “Hibbing State Junior College” (now branded “Hibbing Community College [HCC]”). The college began in North Hibbing in 1916 when eleven students attended the first and only course offered at “Hibbing Junior … Continue reading Hibbing History Podcast