Comments for Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog Thu, 03 Jun 2010 00:42:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Photo of the Week: Terminal Tower by Phil http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1661&cpage=1#comment-35870 Phil Thu, 03 Jun 2010 00:42:26 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1661#comment-35870 There is also a rapid transit station in the basement of Terminal Tower. I went through that station many times on my way from CWRU to the airport. There is also a rapid transit station in the basement of Terminal Tower. I went through that station many times on my way from CWRU to the airport.

]]> Comment on Hooray for Opening Day! by Opening Day and why I like baseball » Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=383&cpage=1#comment-35066 Opening Day and why I like baseball » Intemporal Mon, 05 Apr 2010 17:09:45 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=383#comment-35066 [...] last two years, I wrote special posts about baseball’s Opening Day. When I re-read them today, I realized that everything that I had [...] [...] last two years, I wrote special posts about baseball’s Opening Day. When I re-read them today, I realized that everything that I had [...]

]]> Comment on 100 Books in 2010: 21 by Adrienne http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1540&cpage=1#comment-35065 Adrienne Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:49:48 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1540#comment-35065 It did feel a little bit like "Remember the Titans." I think one of the main differences is that, while a good portion of the book was dedicated to integration, the focus of the book was on the amazing athletic performance on the basketball court. It did feel a little bit like “Remember the Titans.” I think one of the main differences is that, while a good portion of the book was dedicated to integration, the focus of the book was on the amazing athletic performance on the basketball court.

]]> Comment on 100 Books in 2010: 21 by Tim & Mary http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1540&cpage=1#comment-35037 Tim & Mary Sun, 04 Apr 2010 23:48:02 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1540#comment-35037 The story sounds a bit like the movie Remember the Titans, which also was apparently based on a true story The story sounds a bit like the movie Remember the Titans, which also was apparently based on a true story

]]> Comment on Photo of the Week: The Old Stone Bridge by Photo of the Week: The Ambassador Bridge » Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=469&cpage=1#comment-34214 Photo of the Week: The Ambassador Bridge » Intemporal Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:31:08 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=469#comment-34214 [...] may have noticed that we enjoy photographing bridges (For more evidence, click here, here, here or here). It’s not something that we plan on doing when we go places – not like [...]

]]> Comment on 100 Books in 2010: 15 by Tim & Mary http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1470&cpage=1#comment-34044 Tim & Mary Fri, 26 Feb 2010 02:23:20 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1470#comment-34044 I really enjoyed Team of Rivals by Doris Kearn Goodwin. That doesn't make it a great book, of course, but I think it did get good reviews. I could bring it along next month and trade with you perhaps. I really enjoyed Team of Rivals by Doris Kearn Goodwin. That doesn’t make it a great book, of course, but I think it did get good reviews.
I could bring it along next month and trade with you perhaps.

]]> Comment on Book Count = 18 by 100 Books in 2010: 15 » Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=360&cpage=1#comment-33891 100 Books in 2010: 15 » Intemporal Sat, 20 Feb 2010 18:55:38 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=360#comment-33891 [...] To read my 2008 review, click here. [...] [...] To read my 2008 review, click here. [...]

]]> Comment on Photo of the Week: Mt. Rainier by Jan http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1422&cpage=1#comment-33330 Jan Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:37:54 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1422#comment-33330 It's an especially awesome sight from this direction. It’s an especially awesome sight from this direction.

]]> Comment on Book Count = 28 by Book Count = 65 » Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=414&cpage=1#comment-32808 Book Count = 65 » Intemporal Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:31:21 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=414#comment-32808 [...] seem to have been reading a lot of dystopian fiction this year. I guess I’m fascinated with pictures of the future, even if [...] [...] seem to have been reading a lot of dystopian fiction this year. I guess I’m fascinated with pictures of the future, even if [...]

]]> Comment on Book Count = 1 by 100 Books in 2010 » Intemporal http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=291&cpage=1#comment-32807 100 Books in 2010 » Intemporal Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:17:55 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=291#comment-32807 [...] Yes, that is my goal: to read 100 books in 2010. I’m going to set a few ground rules here, much like I did for the 2008 Book Count. [...] [...] Yes, that is my goal: to read 100 books in 2010. I’m going to set a few ground rules here, much like I did for the 2008 Book Count. [...]

]]> Comment on Photo of the Week: Rialto Beach by sarah http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1263&cpage=1#comment-32732 sarah Thu, 31 Dec 2009 20:19:55 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1263#comment-32732 Adrienne, you are awesome. That is all. SD Adrienne, you are awesome.

That is all.

SD

]]> Comment on Book Review: Boneshaker by Caleb http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1235&cpage=1#comment-32446 Caleb Sun, 13 Dec 2009 18:42:28 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1235#comment-32446 Sweet. Will check out from library. Steampunk AND zombies! What's not to like?! Sweet. Will check out from library. Steampunk AND zombies! What’s not to like?!

]]> Comment on Book Review: Boneshaker by sarah dunn http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1235&cpage=1#comment-32140 sarah dunn Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:52:24 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1235#comment-32140 It's because his name was Leviticus. That's why everything went wrong, isn't it. Never name your son Leviticus, especially if there's even the remotest chance he might want to do science. Bob is a much safer name, or Fred. No one who ever blew up a city/planet, invented zombie gas, created a monster, or ripped the fabric of space-time was ever called Bob. Seriously. What are they teaching in school these days? :) SD It’s because his name was Leviticus. That’s why everything went wrong, isn’t it. Never name your son Leviticus, especially if there’s even the remotest chance he might want to do science. Bob is a much safer name, or Fred. No one who ever blew up a city/planet, invented zombie gas, created a monster, or ripped the fabric of space-time was ever called Bob.

Seriously.
What are they teaching in school these days?

:)
SD

]]> Comment on Photo of the Week: Taiwan Beach by Jan http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1215&cpage=1#comment-32004 Jan Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:31:49 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1215#comment-32004 I want to go there. Tim & Mary, Josh; you'd be great tour guides... I want to go there. Tim & Mary, Josh; you’d be great tour guides…

]]> Comment on ‘09 Book Count = 11 by Tim & Mary http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1195&cpage=1#comment-31715 Tim & Mary Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:13:34 +0000 http://www.intemporal.org/blog/?p=1195#comment-31715 Glad to hear you enjoyed Chesterton. I have read Orthodoxy but should probably read it again. Not an easy read but a rewarding one. Chesterton has a reputation for wit and humorous self-deprecation which makes him a person I would like to have met--or at least heard/seen live. Glad to hear you enjoyed Chesterton. I have read Orthodoxy but should probably read it again. Not an easy read but a rewarding one. Chesterton has a reputation for wit and humorous self-deprecation which makes him a person I would like to have met–or at least heard/seen live.

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