Dedwarmo

From a letter to Werner Herzog by Roger Ebert: It is safe to say you are as admired and venerated as any filmmaker alive—among those who have heard of you, of course. Those who do not know your work, and the work of your comrades in the independent film world, are missing experiences that might [...]

Home is where the WI-FI is strongest.

From AboardTheWorld.com. Want to live on a ship year-round? Well then, buy your own condominium on The World.

I crossed the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge for the first time today after picking up a load on Long Island. The bridge connects Long Island and Staten Island and was the longest suspension bridge in the world until 1981 when the Humber Bridge in England was opened. To reach the east end of the bridge I drove [...]

Some people say we should send people to Mars because we need to learn how to survive on other planets. One day Earth will be uninhabitable and we’ll have to go somewhere else. Even if Earth becomes uninhabitable I doubt it could be much worse than Mars. The atmospheric pressure is a tiny fraction of [...]

Photo found on the Chesapeake Public Schools website with no credits.

I’m reading The Pillars of the Earth, the 1989 novel by Ken Follett. The book mentioned Toledo, Spain so I looked for it on Google Maps and I was fascinated by how crowded the city is. It looks like many buildings don’t have square corners. Also notice that most of them have a kind of [...]

Winter is on it’s way. If you don’t believe me check out how much of the U.S. is under snow. If you want to think about warm places, here is a nice webcam from Sheraton Waikiki

I was going to take a picture of the truck stop I was in when this truck drove by. [Posted from Breinigsville, Pennsylvania]

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