Chronology

In which our Author recounts the somber pilgrimage to the village of Dmitrov upon the passing of Peter Kropotkin, that most noble Prince of Anarchism and seeker after Mutual Aid.

In which our Author examines the curious phenomenon of nationalistic history, noting how the invention of the television is variously credited to the Scotsman John Logie Baird or the American Philo Farnsworth depending entirely upon which side of the Atlantic one draws breath.

In which our Author observes the fortuitous alignment of the calendar that permits a dual celebration of World Logic Day, christened here as Tarskimas and Gödelnalia.

In which our Author contemplates the impending spectacle of four consecutive supermoons, noting how the celestial orb looms larger and shines with a finer luster than its more workaday cousins.

In which our Correspondent, finding himself in the cooling embers of the calendar year, champions the unglamorous but vital discipline of testing system backups.