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rogue poems and junkyard lullabies 25 september 2015 what’s really warming the world arguing the factual basis of anthropogenic climate change with its opponents is like cutting the head off a hydra: state one factor clearly and two more objections appear magically out of the ether, leaving you frustrated because the opponent never provides evidence to dismantle your carefully marshaled facts. it’s only knuckle-dragging dead-enders, but there are a lot of them, yet. for example, “greenhouse gasses are the largest contributor to anthropogenic climate change (henceforward acc),” you the responsible citizen argue. your opponent replies, “but it’s the solar super cycle! the earth has been warming and cooling for eons.” you reply, “sure, that might contribute a bit but no where near as exhaustively as carbon emissions.” your opponent is too dim to note the pun you just made, by the way. your opponent then says, “it’s volcanoes!” you just smile, as volcanoes spew ash and ash acts as a coolant. your opponent then blurts, “it’s the earth’s axis, you know, the wobble, that drives long term climate change.” at this point you’re frustrated and trying to remain amicable. you wish you had a ready made tool that could graph all these objections versus carbon emissions. well guess what? now you do. you’re going to like using this. it’s helpful and it’s important. i personally sense a bit of a change in the issue, even here in texas, so push foward! it progress of a kind. posted in climate , wildlife and nature | no comments » 7 july 2015 life, surreal and ironic. many friends from my youth,17-20 years old, will recall a fierce, callow, wannabe cold warrior, ready to arm the contras to the teeth and drop bombs on managua and fuck that commie ortega while yer at it! godless red shitheels! today i sit in my house with my best friend down here, josé lopez cortez, who literally fought the contras while i fulminated in air conditioned college classrooms. after fighting american-armed traitors in the caribbean slope jungles, he was subsequently educated in moscow, saint petersburg and baku. like me his first wife was a russian. strange mirror our lives, his and i. we’re the same age. surreal and ironic, life is. posted in miscellany | no comments » 7 july 2015 ¿como no? the nicaraguans do a lot differently. (there goeth a man?) one little thing i like is how they say, “why not?” i grew up with the mexican/tex-mex “por que no?” but down here it’s an easy, almost gleeful, “¿como no?” note the rising intonation complete with a copious splash of nicaragua’s notorious sarcasm. (they’re also notoriously laconic, an economy with words inversely proportional to the wealth they’ve had stolen, multiple times.) sarcasm being a necessity, really, because only mexico (without the wealth of mexico to sustain repeated fuckings) has been fucked over more regularly by the norteños. then again, add in the spaniards and mexico has been hate fucked on so regular a basis it’s a wonder the people aren’t catatonic. add flor de caña rum and you too can be a native! ¿como no? posted in miscellany | no comments » 29 december 2014 books read ~ 2014 i’ll be doing this list just as i have all the others from years past ( 2013 , 2012 , 2011 ). you get the name of the book, the author, the genre and the date completed. if the book was worthy of a note–positive or negative–i give it one. otherwise, consider it an average book. if there is an *next to the book that means you’d be wise to get yourself a copy and read it. my goal, as it is every year, is to read 52 books a year, that is on average one a week. one thing to note: this year i read almost 25% more than i did last year and last year i read 75, which astonished me. this year? ninety and heading towards ninety one as i write this. anyway, let’s get to it: 1. du fu: a life in poetry trans. david young: poetry , completed january 7, 2014 the single greatest chinese poet ever. this is an excellent volume with which to get acquainted. 2. time among the maya by ronald wright: non-fiction , completed january 12, 2014 this was a solid book in the context of my reading: i had just returned from guatemala and tikal in particular. well written and interesting. but, since i returned to the mayan region in the summer and excavated by hand a portion of a pyramid i no longer have any interest in the mayans, at all. 3. the purpose of the past by gordon wood: history , completed january 20, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 4. the world of late antiquity by peter brown: history , completed january 23, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 5. the fall of rome by bryan ward-perkins: history , completed january 24, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. *6. the columbian exchange by alfred crosby: history , completed january 24, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. this book really needs no introduction. any man or woman who considers him or herself to be well-educated should have read this book at least once. 7. becoming mex-am by george sanchez: history , completed january 28, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 8. christians and pagans by ramsay macmullen: history , completed january 31, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 9. the broken spears by miguel leon-portilla: history , completed february 1, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 10. brown in the windy city by lilia fernandez: history , completed february 2, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 11. the gnostic gospels by elaine pagels: history , completed february 7, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 12. lieutenant nun by catalina de erauso: memoir , completed february 9, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. *13. cannery women and lives by vicki ruiz: history , completed february 9, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. this book by historian vicki ruiz is splendid. it’s a capsule of a time when collective-action was possible and immanent in america, even for minorities like chicanas. of all the chicano history i read this year–and i read close to 20 books–this book was the standout. 14. the albigensian crusade by joseph strayer: history , completed february 9, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 16. saints and their miracles by r. van dam: history , completed february 15, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 17. history in six glasses by tom standage: history , completed february 16, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 18. from the jaws of victory by matt garcia: history , completed february 18, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. *19. silencing the past by michel-rolph trouillot: history , completed february 23, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. however, this was the book of the year. it is the gold standard of what post-modern theory and methodology can do to the telling and uncovering of history. this is a must read. 20. the zoot-suit riots by mauricio mazon: history , completed february 25, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 21. muhamed & charlemagne by henri pirenne: history , completed february 27, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 22. muhamed & charl reconsidered by hodges&whitehouse: history , march 1, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 23. murder at the sleepy lagoon by mauricio pagan: history , march 2, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 24. city of kings by rosario castellanos: fiction , march 16, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 25. youth, identity, power by carlos munoz: history , march 17, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 26. forces of habit by david t. courtwright: history , march 23, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 27. raza si! guerra no! by lorena oropeza: history , march 23, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 28. early growth euro econ by georges duby: history , march 21, 2014 assigned for a graduate history course. 29. the broken road by patrick leigh
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