Monthly Archives: April 2004

Clevermonkey has briefly left semi-retirement from blogging in order to bring us his thoughts on music sharing. The inspiration for his post was a CBC News package from a few weeks ago: The segment had a lot of sound-bites from … Continue reading →

As I remarked a couple of weeks ago, I’ve been thinking about the two-dimensional policy space model that certain libertarians have come to favour. Specifically, I was wondering whether there’s an easy two-dimensional analogue of Black’s Theorem, which guarantees a … Continue reading →

The Urban Commuter Campus where I earn my livelihood, as seems to be the standard these days in the States, has a main academic year consisting of two fifteen-week semesters. In the summer, they then offer courses on either a … Continue reading →

This weekend I’ve had my first opportunity to use iMovie. I jumped at the chance, to tell the truth; video-editting is a hobby that I cultivated for a couple of years when I was Down South and that I haven’t … Continue reading →

I’m reading Umberto Eco’s Baudolino. I find Eco’s fiction a little bit hit-and-miss; I’m very much a fan of Foucault’s Pendulum, but couldn’t finish The Island of the Day Before and didn’t feel I had the knowledge of the medieval … Continue reading →