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Author Archives: jkonrath
Various rectal-related maladies affecting US Presidents
I was reading this page on the health history of US Presidents and I am entirely convinced you could write an entire book on the rectal issues that have been rampant in the Oval Office. Aside from the fact that … Continue reading
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Wine, whine
Here’s something that comes up occasionally when googling myself, something that I do when I can’t write, which is pretty much constantly, especially when I wake up at five AM to write and I’ve only slept about four hours the … Continue reading
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What’s old is old
So this guy built a scale model of a Cray 1 computer, and not just a bunch of model railroad plastic and some Testor’s spray paint, but a WORKING model. The original Cray took 72 printed circuit boards covered back … Continue reading
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Strange Things Are Afoot at the Circle K
I can’t or maybe shouldn’t talk about it yet, but my work situation will be changing considerably in a couple of weeks. Papers are signed and hearts are broken, but I don’t want to jinx things too much. (You know, … Continue reading
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Hot hot hot
I regret not getting a place with central air. I also regret getting a car with a black interior. It’s been in the 90s and even worse down on the peninsula at work. Yesterday in the time between when I … Continue reading
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The other Treasure Island
Yesterday we took a little drive to Treasure Island, which is a strange little man-made island that’s between the two sections of the Bay Bridge. (I say “the other” because I’ve taken a few trips to Treasure Island, Florida, so … Continue reading
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Various observations about the Netherlands
I was so stretched for reading material in the Denver airport on Sunday that I actually paid money for a copy of GQ magazine. In it, I read this giant article about the pot stores in Amsterdam, by some guy … Continue reading
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A cautionary tale of incompatible formats
In 1998, I got a new credit card in the mail and after thinking about how many photocopies I could make for $1500 or if that was enough to buy like one sixtyfourth of an acre in some deserted forest, … Continue reading
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Goodbye Bradley
So Brad Hawpe got let go this morning. What a bummer. I mean, the guy was not doing well statistically, and the Rockies have a deluge of outfielders that are outperforming him, and they need to clear the roster spot … Continue reading
Behind the walls of sleep
This happens to me constantly. It also happens to my Mac. I don’t entirely know what the phenomenon is called, other than “why the hell does my computer keep doing this.” But I wrote about it in a story I … Continue reading
