I need to vent, and welcome any advice, on several matters which are somewhat entangled with each other.
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GPS sparks boundary wars. New measurements tell Rhode Islanders that they live in Connecticut, and so on. (Thanks to Monty Solomon for the link.) If it were a question of private property, I believe the rule of adverse possession would decide in favor of the occupants. But in matters of Government one can’t allow common sense, or such trifles as the reasonable expectations of the people affected, to get in the way.
“Oh my God, it’s Chianti! And from a year when the grapes died and they used foo instead!”
Who the heck said that, and what was foo?
You already know about the peculiar poetry of the Arcata Eye police log, right?
How about Ed Pegg’s Mathpuzzle? It’s a dense log of matters Gardneresque, with new material about once a week.