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Aug
30
2011

The Case for Separation of Church and Weather

The Moche lived in northern Peru from about 100-700 A.D. Their molded ceramics are still a highlight in the annals of human accomplishment. If you walk through a museum of pre-Columbian art, it’s easy to spot a Moche piece – the faces are so realistic you expect them to wink at you. Around 500 A.D., the world was experiencing some [Read More]
Aug
30
2011

Michele Bachmann earthquake and hurricane quote

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Jimmy Margulies
Jimmy Margulies is the editorial cartoonist for The Record, in the northern New Jersey suburbs of New York City. He is the past winner of both the National Headliner Award and The Fischetti Editorial Cartoon Competition.
Aug
28
2011

Blustery Day

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Well, this is one for the record books. Last night, my wife and I went down the hall to friends and we watched “Doc Martin” till about 11PM. I had a slice of hurricane pie (apple). Then we came home to wait out the storm, but I fell asleep at around 1 a.m.. It’s blowing, raining and gusting right now. Horizontal. Geoff Fox was right. It’s worse than Gloria. We still have power though at 8:30 a.m.. I’ll try to do updates throughout the day as long as CL&P lets me.

10:15 a.m. Looks like the worst is over. Still wind gusts to 60 MPH.

I still say that the buildup to the storm is worse than the storm itself.