It took a day longer and a lot more money than we planned, but we are now city dwelling flatlanders. When I get my internet working, I will post a message on the experience. Rough, rough couple of days.
Rational Conservatism from the Rocky Mountains
It took a day longer and a lot more money than we planned, but we are now city dwelling flatlanders. When I get my internet working, I will post a message on the experience. Rough, rough couple of days.
Some of the few readers this blog has left might be wondering why I have not been commenting on the avalanche of revelations that are now coming to light about the depth and breadth of the corruption that is and has been rampant in the Obama administration. The reason I haven’t been commenting is because [...]
George W Bush’s approval numbers, once scraping the bottom of Presidential polling in the low to mid 20s, have risen to be more or less equivalent to our current President in the high 40s (47% in a recent poll). So what’s up? Well Peggy Noonan (of all people) says the following: Barack Obama was elected [...]
I have avoided posting about the Boston “massacre” for several reasons. Chief among those reasons is the seldom acknowledged fact that our national media is so utterly corrupt and inept that you simply can’t trust anything they say for days, weeks or in some cases (Benghazi, Fast and Furious, etc.) forever. Here is our fearless [...]
Margaret Thatcher has died. She always hated seeing the Anglosphere in decline, so I would not be surprised if she was ready to go. She will be missed. She and Reagan may well be the last great world leaders from the Anglosphere.
So, for the third time in my entire 25+ year career as a project/program manager (a career that has spanned easily over a hundred individual projects and over a dozen major programs) I have had a project/program “mothballed” instead of deploying. This is only the second time it has been a project I expected to [...]
I have come to realize that my blog almost never has pictures. I guess I’m a boring, text-oriented person. But blogs need pictures. So from now on I am going to find some picture for every post. No more walls of boring text. Now it will be walls of boring text with pictures.
Seriously, I really did. After the Chernobyl accident, when the world’s supposed environmental experts were predicting genetic armageddon, I predicted that if they sealed off the area around Chernobyl, within a couple decades it would become a wildlife sanctuary with vibrant, healthy plants and animals. But the beasts that roam the deserted zone are normal, [...]
Hillary’s response when asked about the difference between the initial lies after the Benghazi story broke, and the later lies they told after they had time to construct a narrative.
This all started, my wise father would say, with Dr. Spock. A new analysis of the American Freshman Survey, which has accumulated data for the past 47 years from 9 million young adults, reveals that college students are more likely than ever to call themselves gifted and driven to succeed, even though their test scores [...]
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