Iraq and the Maiden.

Blogs post links left and right to writers, articles, sites providing rational or rhetorical support of their own beliefs. Such support is easily found, if one is looking for it. So far, though, I have yet to read anything with the gravitas of Ariel Dorfman's Letter to an Unknown Iraqi [Updated broken link, 9/29/10]. Read it.

Welcome NPL surfers!

This is my my open journal in which I post thoughts and recount events in my life.

If you're here right now, it's probably because you've seen the note in the most recent Enigma about my gradual detailed recounting of the MIT Mystery Hunt. Parts One and Two (comprising slightly less than one day of Hunting time) can be found in the following two entries:
Part One
Part Two

More will be coming eventually, once I get some more time to write them down. While we're at it, I'll mention that I've similarly written up some of the Los Angeles NPL minicons:
March 30, 2002
September 21, 2002: Parts One & Two
November 16, 2002

In general, these and other puzzle-related posts can be found in on my Puzzle Memories page, and previous entries that relate to my life and journal in various ways can be found on the Memories page.

Moreover, Krewe with journals on this site have started another commuity blog at npl.

I hope this helps, and I hope you enjoy my journal.

[A note to regular readers, I'm going to leave this at the top of my journal for a while, but new entries should still appear beneath this one for the next week or so.]