A Mongolian and a Bulgarian walk into a basho…
It’s the end of autumn and the beginning of winter here in the Berkshires. Usually, this is the time of year I’m arranging my schedule… Read More »A Mongolian and a Bulgarian walk into a basho…
It’s the end of autumn and the beginning of winter here in the Berkshires. Usually, this is the time of year I’m arranging my schedule… Read More »A Mongolian and a Bulgarian walk into a basho…
Thanksgiving is both the simultaneously the simplest and most fraught of major American holidays. On the one hand, it’s a very straightforward holiday. You get… Read More »Thanksgiving… and my recipe for Turkey a la Pompeii
My colleague Jerzy Celichowski just brightened my day by pointing me to his bridge blog. Inspired by last year’s Global Voices meeting at Harvard, he… Read More »Bridging across Central Europe
Someone needs to teach the Germans to write headlines. The lead for their story today on the 2005 weblog awards: “Best Weblog of 2005 Goes… Read More »GV wins a BOB!
A good friend works for the US government. He’s an uncommonly bright guy and does amazingly complex technical things for a government agency you’ve never… Read More »Heck of a Blog
I usually try to blog conference sessions I attend, because it’s rare that a journalist will provide a full blow-by-blow of what transpired. But Mithre… Read More »Great summary of our session on Friday