I'm talking with Jarik about polymorphisms. Me: We can always assume that they are idempotent. Bulatov Jeavons and Krohkin do this. Jarik: Then your essentially sub-unary automatically gives projective. Me: Yeah. Jarik: Then we have it.

I pick my parents up at their bench, and we continue walking around Zurich. It seems they have forgotten my birthday. We walk and walk, trying to find a giant Ferris wheel that my Mom remembers from when

My Mom and Dad and I go to Zurich for a couple of days. We go by train with a bag-full of sandwiches. For the four hour trip I work on a paper. For the first two hours,

I take my parents Vysehrad. Vysehrad is the 'other castle' in Prague. In it there is a very nice Cathedral in the neo-gothic style, rebuilt mostly around the late 19th century. This is nice, because it

My Mom and Dad come to visit.   With all the visitors I am having, I haven't been in the office much, and am falling behind in the coffee race. Worse than that, Tobias Muller is drinking

Rich, Jayda and I go out to eat while Mal and Brad stay at the Hotel with Jack. Rich and I are standing on the street while Jayda is looking at the menu in the window of a

He says, "Don't worry, Uncle Mark. I'm going to cry my ass off tonight in the hotel room."

I go hiking south of Prague with Dirk, Attila, Mandi, and David. We walk for two hours, have lunch at a small village restaurant run by Michal Karonski, and then walk for another two hours. Attila is whining