(Another) Fresh Start
What could be more American than a fresh start? Fresh starts are the American tradition. Europeans got a fresh start five hundred years ago when they came west across the Atlantic. The people the Europeans kicked aside to get that fresh start got their own fresh start, tens of thousands of years earlier, when they came east across the Bering land bridge. Well, today the Gazette gets not just one, but two fresh starts. Yesterday, about sundown, we switched our DNS settings. According to our lamentably limited understanding of these things, little-bitty patches of iron oxide around the world have been having their magnetic orientation …