on 10/27/07
Jonathan
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about me
I'm a snake breeder, web designer, writer and professional smartass. I also blog a lot. I'm dead keen on garter snakes, Macintosh computers, maps, trains, and powerful anti-inflammatory medications. I carefully avoid boredom, pain and Brussels sprouts.
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My BlogSo far, the cats seem to be getting along quite well; Goober's acceptance of the new kitten is actually better than expected, and certainly better than we've seen with other cats. The kitten did manage to give his right... Paula Scher (see previous entry) returns to the Maya Stendhal Gallery in New York with an exhibition of new works. According to the gallery, "Scher expands on her highly acclaimed Maps series to create her most engaging work yet,... The long-anticipated exhibit of Martin Waldseemüller's 1507 world map -- you know, the first one to name the New World "America" -- opens this Thursday at the Library of Congress. The sole surviving copy of Waldseemüller's map, which has... You will agree, I think, that an ad for herbal weight loss products is an odd place to find a former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, but here she is, in an ad I saw three weeks ago in the... Last night we could see some stars, but it also proved that cold nights aren't much use for stargazing. Too much goes wrong with the telescope: the optics never quite settle down due to the temperature, so nothing stays in... originally published at Jonathan Crowe
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