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once upon a time there was man and woman and they played passionately and fruitfully in the beautiful garden of yinyang intimacy… so fruitful was their play in the garden that what began as two quickly became multitudinous… and with that multitudinous expansion, it became necessary for man and woman to compete for...
I’m starting to put together my classes for Fall 2026. Like most falls, I’m teaching four class, but this year, two sections of History 101: Western Civilization rather than a section of History 105: World Civilizations. This means one less prep, but also it puts some pressure on me to get the class right. My...
Instead of asking ā€œdid I get enough done today?ā€ ask yourself ā€œdid I treat myself like someone I love today?ā€ (From the daily Buddhist social media post)Hello friends! It’s been ā€œdon’t take the camera because it’s tempting to stay out too longā€ and ā€œcook dinner at breakfast so you don’t have to heat up the house...
Last summer, we launched a new and experimental education program. Instructor facilitated a DNR Bootcamp whose waitlist and level of interest far exceeded our expectations. Last fall, we expanded this program by offering an additional Technology Criticism course with , author of Against Platforms (2025).This summer...
Sure, everyone knows about at least two of the five U.S. Army Airborne Divisions (11th, 13th, 17th, 82nd, and 101st) that stood up in World War II, along with several separate parachute infantry regiments and battalions (like the stand-alone segregated 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion). Plus there were the three...
We’ve covered lots of RIMPAC 26 stuff, but some small players are easily missed. We speak, of course, to the ever-growing array of unmanned surface vehicles present in the exercise. First off, let’s give it up to the U.S. Navy Global Autonomous Reconnaissance Craft (GARC) USVs from USVDIV (Unmanned Surface Vessel...
I got a little bit riled up the other day, and I realized that it might be worth sharing because the thing that riled me is a longstanding pattern in academia (at least in Canada, anyway). It’s a way I think we sabotage ourselves, and we really ought to stop. It’s our instinct to react […]
The shooting sports have come and gone steadily over the past two centuries. Back in the 1890s, Schuetzen matches (which, ironically, are making a bit of a comeback) and festivals reached their golden age and drew entire towns to bask in the precision marksmanship. Speaking of festivals, rimfire Gallery Shooting was...
HOTEL LAUTREAMONT John Ashbery 1. Research has shown that ballads were produced by all of society working as a team. They didn’t just happen. There was no guesswork. The people, then, knew what they wanted and how to get it. We see the results in works as diverse as ā€œWindsor Forestā€ and ā€œThe Wife of Usher’s Well.ā€...
Sometimes after watching the daily news, we’re all the Lady In Blue.

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