We humans are forever doing stuff that has consequences that we did not anticipate. Even when such consequences seem small when we consider a single […]
Read MoreThey Are Until They Aren’t
I started thinking about this a couple of weeks ago when I heard Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson argue, in the case of Alabama’s gerrymandered Congressional […]
Read MoreTlaloc and Chac
Central Texas hasn’t had much rain the past month. Last night, we finally got just under 1/2″. The Aztec god of rains, Tlaloc, and the […]
Read MoreTonight’s Chalupa Porn
I cook chalupas compuestas every week or two. It is more an exercise in assembly than actual cooking. The fried corn tortilla shells come from […]
Read MoreLast Night in Food Porn
I grilled the steak while Susan baked the peewee potatoes and steamed the asparagus. I sauteed a medley of Trumpet and Shiitake mushrooms. I was […]
Read MoreAbout Adult Immunizations
Let’s get the linguistic nonsense out of the way first. Purists distinguish vaccination, being given a vaccine, from immunization – actually developing immunity after vaccination. […]
Read MoreThis Week in COVID
This is Week 134 of Dr. Klotman’s COVID Updates. This update focuses on what is likely to occur this Winter. COVID activity in Europe is […]
Read MoreThe Ecstasy of Victory
And the Agony of Defeat is one of my favorite phrases from Olympic event coverage. Victory tastes so sweet and defeat so bitter, one might […]
Read MoreTonight in Food Porn
In the early to mid-1970s, my friend and workmate, Carl Strange, taught me how to make Squash of the Gods. It was a simple, roasted, […]
Read MoreFeline Physics
Cats are excellent teachers of physics. They demonstrate potential as well as kinetic energy. They exemplify Galileo’s two Laws of Motion and Newton’s third law […]
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