Monthly Archives: January 2026

Understanding ICE in America

Posted on January 21, 2026 by timlyg

All these news today about immigrant fear, especially when Trump takes over, is really officiated by the 9/11 attack in 2001. Sure, there's always extreme right (racists, anti-immigrant, Yankees who prefer to see the black slaves returned to Africa, etc.) … Continue reading →

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Journal of the Week

Posted on January 19, 2026 by timlyg

01/20/2026 Tuesday Came across Mark 2:23-28, if someone doesn't agree/like your sabbath, that means he's either not a Christian or that your sabbath sucks. How can your sabbath suck? You ask. Well, imagine just lying on the floor staring at … Continue reading →

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Best Fries in Every U.S. State by Chris Dudley

Posted on January 19, 2026 by timlyg

I used Gemini (AI) to create a spreadsheet of this article, because I fear that the article will be taken down in the future. The article is still worth a read, but here's just the table of the 50 key … Continue reading →

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Journal of the Week

Posted on January 11, 2026 by timlyg

01/15/2026 Thursday China invented vaccination before the English (Edward Jenner, using cowpox against smallpox 1796). The Chinese used human scabs instead, which can be more risky than cowpox. There's also not so imperial Chinese accounts of vaccination even about 1000 … Continue reading →

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Postmodernists vs. Fundamentalists

Posted on January 7, 2026 by timlyg

I'm going to use these terms very loosely. Postmodernists = humanists, etc.; Fundamentalists = legalists, etc. After encountering some French literature, art (i.e. Les Misérables, Les Combattantes, etc.) I must ponder upon the significance of the religious debate deeper than … Continue reading →

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Journal of the Week

Posted on January 6, 2026 by timlyg

01/09/2026 Friday I learned from Facebook that you can report public problem in NJ (i.e. traffic light problems, etc.) at this gov website: https://www.njdotproblemreporting.nj.gov. So I did for the Eastbound traffic light closest to our home on Rt. 35, which … Continue reading →

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