Maszman Speaks!

No, this is not Salon day here, but Keith Knight’s The K Chron­i­cles has to be seen.

For the record, I didn’t go to my prom. I couldn’t screw up the courage to call the girl who would have been more than happy to go with me. So, if Cathy Sica is read­ing this, I apol­o­gize for not call­ing you.

Every now and then, Salon has a bit worth read­ing. This arti­cle, Why doesn’t Amer­ica love Rob­bie Williams? is one of them.

If you’re a fan, I wouldn’t rec­om­mend read­ing it.

Wel­come to my world: Jef­frey Veen blogs Cor­po­rate Jar­gon.

Search­ing for mean­ing in your life may boost your immune sys­tem. I could use a lit­tle of both.

Hmmmm. Dan Brick­lin takes a look at the fine print of theCre­ative Com­mons License. I have that on my web site and this weblog (look to the left). I may need to change things.

I’m not sure if I’ve blogged this site sup­port­ing the can­on­iza­tion (saint­hood in the Catholic church) of Father Mychal Judge before, but it’s worth a (sec­ond) look. I didn’t real­ize that he was clas­si­fied as the first offi­cial casu­alty of the Sep­tem­ber 11 attack, but it is cer­tainly fitting.

I’ve been try­ing to get through Den­nis Smith’s book on the attack, Report from Ground Zero, but it’s been dif­fi­cult for me. Not because the book isn’t well writ­ten but because of the pow­er­ful emo­tions it brings out in me. For me, there’s no “get­ting over” some things.