Jeff Gates notes the dovetailing of my “Pray Faster!” bumpersticker and his own recent achieving Jewish manhood (at the age of 53) as chronicled in his weblog.

At the OuttaContext site you’ll also find Dichotomy, a nicely done site that keeps a human perspective on 9/11. And you’ll find a link to Jeff’s story about selling his demographic data on eBay.

In fact, there’s too much on Jeff’s site for those of us still stuck with 19.6bps dialup connections to explore. But I’m bookmarking it for when I’ve returned to civilization.

Adina Jumps In

Adina Levin, one of the smarter people around a strategist for a Well Known content management company, has started a weblog, mainly about what she’s reading. She is a keen reader, as her opening essay on the books Nexus and Linked makes clear.

Speaking of writing about books, my sister in law, the novelist Meredith Sue Willis, writes a newsletter about books worth reading that is enhanced by contributions from her readers. It’s very personal and personable and is infused with the love of reading.

Top Form Halley

Rageboy‘s right: Halley’s piece on her son’s theatrical performance is NYer-worthy.

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