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Looking at my Covid-19 postings, I realized that I have not yet shown any of my Japanese (or other East Asian) belongings. Much of this boils down to aesthetics: I love visiting Japan, South Korea, and Thailand – but the typical art that they hang on their walls is not art that I want […] The year is rapidly winding down – and in a year that I do not think of as particularly reading intensive, I’ve already read 110 books – and I have two more in progress, which should all be finished by the end of the year. I’ll even bet that I read a lot more than […] The Hinode American Memorial is in the middle of a traffic circle along Broadway. I spent today – Easter Monday – popping over to Tinian Island – the immediate neighbor to Saipan, which is, for the record, where I am right now. Visiting Saipan, and the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, gets me one […] Ah… now that I’m feeling better, I thought it was time to update everybody on what I’ve read – since I am keeping track of books that I read in 2015. Book number two was, as I feared, embarrassing: BAMF (SJD Peterson; Kindle) – a gay romance novel. Unfortunately it was not particularly well written. […] Me at the Southern Most Point of the 50 United States. One of my long-term goals is to visit all 50 United States. Such a stereotypical photo of Hawaii, eh? My 49th State was Hawaii – time zone speaking 12 (now 11) hours different from Germany. Honolulu was supposed to be a non-stop […] Read this book! Back in 1998, when I was working feverishly on my Master’s Thesis, I often wondered how many people would ever actually read my thesis. There is that oft told story about the master’s student who stuck a $20 bill in the library copy of his thesis and then leaves town. Ten […] My first morning in Hiroshima was dedicated to visiting the Peace Park and related activities. Monument in Memory of the Korean Victims It’s a slightly odd, and convoluted, reason that I decided to visit Japan and, specifically, Hiroshima, this summer. While I actually had a number of choices as to which city I could […] The infamous V2 So while the only honest word that could describe this Saturday is “lazy”, last Saturday I was busy visiting the Peenemünde Historical and Technical Information Center. It was actually the core reason that I wanted to visit Usedom—one of my colleagues had mentioned that the museum is about the development of […] This morning, thanks to Twitter, I realized that Space Shuttle Endeavour was landing in Florida—so I took a few minutes away from work to watch the landing. Really there are a number of things to consider: First, I could watch the landing live thanks to streaming over the Internet—live feed, straight from NASA on my […] I’d tell you about what I did in Las Vegas, but… as the Las Vegas tag line goes, “What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas.” So I have nothing else to say. Ha. Not really, but let me be clear: Las Vegas’ initial impression, as I found at the airport, is not inviting. From Slot […] |
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