These days it is rare for me to root for the plaintiff in a lawsuit. This time I will be rooting for Sgt. Peter Damon.
Rational Conservatism from the Rocky Mountains
These days it is rare for me to root for the plaintiff in a lawsuit. This time I will be rooting for Sgt. Peter Damon.
I love this image. This is fractalesque. You can see the pattern of craters overlaid with smaller craters repeated for as much detail as the eye can see, and no doubt continued on into the microscopic realm. The surface of Rhea is thought to be mostly water ice. Actually MOST of Rhea is thought to [...]
I come from a military family. My dad served in the Air Force for 20 years. He had tours in Korea and was stationed in Guam during Vietnam. My brother served in the Navy. My sister served in the Air Force. I did apply for Air Force Fighter Pilot’s training and aced all the written [...]
OK, another day of nothing but deck. Sheesh, what a job. So, upon examining the “splicing” the previous deck builder had done on the east side, I discovered something astonishing. The northeast corner of my deck had not been attached to the east side of the deck at all. They had instead cantilevered the deck [...]
Well, Barry Bonds passed Babe Ruth today, on a pitch from a Colorado Rockies pitcher. But HEY, the Rockies won for the first time in a week, so it’s not all bad. Some race called the “Indianapolis 500″ seems to have happened while I was working on my deck. Seems like I used to watch [...]
Oh my, I did not know what I was getting into when I decided to tear up a few boards and replace them after breaking a board in my deck, when was that? Yesterday? Sheesh… So, I tore up a few boards, realized I had to tear up a few more, pretty soon it was [...]
Today I broke a board in my deck. Ouch. Upon examining the damage, I discovered that I have some serious deck maintenance issues. These are probably the result of my having allowed feet of snowfall to accumulate on the deck and leaving it there for weeks at a time during hte winter. Now I’ve got [...]
I thought some more about this, and have some additional thoughts in the original post.
Official: Iraq civilian deaths unjustified – Yahoo! News If American troops murdered innocent Iraqi civilians, courts-martial not only are needed, but we need to see the most serious punishment available meted out. This is way beyond anything like Abu Gharaib.
Which came first? The chicken or the egg? The answer reached by a team of a geneticist, a philosopher and a chicken farmer has settled the question once and for all. The egg. Any questions? Actually the logic is pretty compelling. Since species jumping mutations are theoretically not possible in an adult animal, whatever changes [...]
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