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Smrt je jednĂm z klĂÄovĂœch tĂ©mat v ĆŸivotÄ ÄlovÄka. ÄĂm je starĆĄĂ nebo nemocnĂœ (nebo jeho blĂzcĂ), tĂm vĂce se Ășvahy a pĆedstavy o nĂ vkrĂĄdajĂ do jeho mysli a snĆŻ. VÄtĆĄinou v nÄm vyvolĂĄvajĂ strach. Strach z neznĂĄmĂ©ho. ÄlovÄk chce znĂĄt odpovÄdi na vĆĄechno, aby se zbavil strachu. Proto vĆĄe zkoumĂĄ a kde odpovÄdi...
Iâm not a shopper. Ever since I quit my job as an unhappy marketing manager six years ago, Iâve fought hard to avoid buying things that arenât absolutely necessary for my well-being. Thatâs why I still wear the same shorts I had in college. Thatâs why I own only two pairs of shoes. Thatâs why Iâve used the same...
Chris Shiflett turned 50 in May and wrote a piece about it that I keep thinking about and that I kept marked as âunreadâ in my RSS reader to come back to it later. Now I found the time to reflect on what he has written. It is the story of a life spent with the web: BBSes and dial-up, the accidental slide into being...
Lost Weekend: It was released into the wild yesterday (not really sure about that). I'm amongst the first two million early adopters ... can't beat a CD with a twee wee booklet enclosed. Hidden in the left pocket but it could be swapped around. CDs are so versatile. All very shiny. One sunny day I'll get round to...
Iâm a huge fan of the Buy Nothing Project, a movement that promotes the sharing and giving economy over one where people buy ever more shit. The spirit of Buy Nothing is sharing with your neighbors. Itâs wonderful. But as itâs popularity in my area has grown, Iâve noticed that some folks have started using it as a...
Well, since there seems to be some further chatter about optimal density in the air, this seems like as good a time as any to address some thoughts I've been having regarding streetscapes and density, particularly in terms of height. After all, height is a key to density in urban space: rowhouses are only so dense...
Ever aiming to republish my squamate-themed articles from years back (specifically, from Tet Zoo ver 2), I here reproduce part of the multi-part series I released on geckos. This section is from part II, an archived version of which is here. Itâs devoted to gecko eggs and eggshell, here we go⊠Caption: a set of...
Paul the Deacon (c.720s â 13 April c.796-799) has many writing attributed to him (some probably erroneously, like a life of Gregory the Great, that was written much earlier than Paul). He was in the household of Adelperga, a daughter of King Desiderius of the Lombards.Adalperga, upon reading a history by a 4th...
Remember the scene in Testament of Ann Lee where John Hocknell chases his own finger and it leads him to their settlement site? I am pleased to report that he was not the only one to experience that among the Shakers. A convert named Aaron Wood was known for doing the same thing. Richard Francis: On one occasion a...
This post is visible to RSS subscribers only. What? Read more about RSS Club. This morning, I once more had one of the hardest mornings ever. Nothing special actually happened. I got up at 7:30, had a coffee, walked my dog, went to my friendâs house to take care of their cat while they are on holiday and a few...
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