Month: May 2006

  • Howdy

    Little update for the masses. I know that you all must be devastated when you can’t get all of the Dan Miller that you need in life. Today I took a half-day off work. The plans were to go see Dr. Manning, down at the Kelly O’Leary center at Children’s. She was very impressed with…

  • Why do you think they call them counties?

    That’s right, folks. Not content with my madness on visiting all 88 Ohio counties in 24 hours, I have endeavored to find routes to visit all the counties in other states in 24 hours. Consulting this list of states by land area, I put the practical limit on 24 hour county trips somewhere around Alabama…

  • Autism

    I don’t know if any of you have seen it, but the latest issue of Time magazine has a cover story on autism / Autism Spectrum Disorders. Here’s links to the articles inside. I’m not sure what Time’s policy is on free-ness, and/or how long these links might be available / free. I just read…

  • Da vinci code part 2

    As I’ve previously mentioned, I’ve been taking part in a Google / Da Vinci code web quest. There were 24 mini puzzles. The last one was today. There is a final puzzle that is open to the first 10,000 people to finish the original 24 puzzles. So Jeff, Mike and I were all sitting around…

  • Another post

    Yeah another one. If you didn’t see the one I posted an hour or so ago, scroll down. I seem to get blogging ideas in spurts. This one is about our school levy. As you may or may not be aware, the school levy in Madeira failed by 15 votes. (1680-1665 for those of you…

  • A problem

    So…. I’ve been having a….problem lately…. with my pants…. And that is, my pants are too big! As I have posted previously, I have recently been embarking on a bit of a health kick. I still am doing that, at least sort of. As you may or may not be aware, my “revolutionary” diet plan…

  • Funny story

    Now this is one of the funniest things that I have read in awhile. It’s a bit long, but the basic gist of it is that a group of about 50-80 people all dressed up in khakis and blue polo shirts and went into a Best Buy. Not really impersonating Best Buy employees, but conveniently…