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Boy tortures promotional penguin
 Sunday was Father's Day. In the morning, Jeffrey woke me up to give me a decorated can to hold pens and pencils. He was profoundly cute, as three-year-olds can often be -- even unusually tall ones like this guy. The gift now sits on my desk next to the one his brother made when he was a little older, about twenty years ago. Last night before going to sleep, Jeffrey said, "I want to hug your head." Parenting doesn't get better than this. Great kid.
We shall call the child CcchtPT! I was just purging some old files when I ran across a list of horrifying names I suggested to my brother- and sister-in-law when they were expecting their first child, a girl. Here they are: Arby They named the girl Kelly. Yeah, she's okay. And yes, I believe most of the domain names are taken.
Psst! Wanna see some hot Senate testimony? I know him best as Jason, the brilliant Junkbusters guy and eviscerateur of mannerless advertisers. But to congress he presents as...
President and CEO, Junkbusters Corp. Visiting Scholar, Columbia University Department of Computer Science Impressive. Anyway, his speech was followed by this exchange with a certain former Presidential candidate:
Catlett: I would be pleased to, sir. Junkbusters is a web site where people go for information about how to stop junk communication, such as junk e-mail, junk telemarketing calls, junk faxes, unwanted junk mail, and so forth. McCain: It sounds to me like you're doing the lord's work. On a related matter, Don Marti sends along a link to much more subversive work: DoBBS: Denial of Big Brother Service, from Pigdog Journal ("bad craziness at impossible speeds"). Carry on.
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