Monthly Archives: June 2005

Golf by Ear

Posted on June 20, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

Yesterday, I watched attentively as Tiger Woods and Peter Hedblom teed off on the last round of the 2005 US Open Golf Tournament. Dad and I paid attention until about the third hole and then we left to go to … Continue reading →

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Mr. and Mrs. Smith

Posted on June 13, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

What can I say about Mr. and Mrs. Smith? This movie was exactly what I expected, alas. A mite bit disappointing, but it did not lack in eye candy.

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Jesus and his Lungs

Posted on June 10, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

There is an AP article today concerning the possible cause of death of Jesus of Nazareth. (acutal title Jesus may have died of a blood clot in his lungs, Israeli doctor says By GAVIN RABINOWITZ, Associated Press, Published on: 06/09/05 … Continue reading →

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GIS for the Common Person

Posted on June 10, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

This CNN story shows that geographic information systems (GIS) are reaching deeper into the populace. Having some experience using GIS for transportation planning and just generally screwing around with maps, this latest trend is specatacular! Many feliciations to Google and … Continue reading →

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LOST

Posted on June 2, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

Jenn and I watched the pilot for Lost (ABC) last night (again) and noticed that, after the monster? made it’s night-time, rip-up-trees-while-making-noise appearance, the black lady a.k.a. Lt. Uhura said something to the effect of, “Reminds me of something from … Continue reading →

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Additions to Reading List

Posted on June 1, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

I’ve added some books to my reading list at www.jbwr.net/web/bp/books/recent_books.html

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Revenge of the Sith: After The Fact take II

Posted on June 1, 2005 by Bill Ruhsam

SPOILERS! We went to see Revenge of the Sith again last night. ‘Twas just as good action-wise last night as it was the first time, although I found myself daydreaming during any scene with Annakin talking to Padme (except for … Continue reading →

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