Saturday, November 08, 2003

I'll take a good poem over the Matrix every time Frank Paynter writes about Ruth Stone, an Emerita Professor at Binghamton University. Here's a snip from a reported interview: And the brain is the result of all the time that you have lived until this point. If those complexities and illuminations are not available in certain ways, and if the depth of illuminations and so-called understanding are not really there, it's going to interfere with the poem—a kind of lack. What I am trying to say is that the computer cannot make you a genius. Or as Ali said, "Me, whee!" 10:31:43 AM  permalink

Ok, folks. Linda's lonely... It's amazing what you can find if you actually read these dang things*. Linda Sherwood: journalist, writer, photographer But he hadn't read the blog. So he was clueless. Turns out he's convinced that I tell everyone everything except him. He's always the last to know. He wants to know something? He should read my blog. Right? How I found Linda's blog: Andrew Grumet blogs > Jim Moore blog > Dave Winer blogs > Bob Stepno's blog, where I follow links to > Resources for Reporters > Scribes-Online News > Small Town Press > Linda Sherwood > Linda's Blog Bob and Linda added to blogroll. * blogs 8:00:37 AM  permalink