Rational Conservatism from the Rocky Mountains
So… what have we got? QB – A first ballot hall of famer at the end of his career after losing an entire season to four neck surgeries. RB – A retread who was ineffectual until paired with Tim TEbow in the backfield WR – A sophomore with promise (DT) and a journeyman who made [...]
I try to be a careful and safe driver. As part of that I do my best to keep my eyes open for people who drive inappropriately. I hate being surprised by dangerous drivers. This morning, on my way to work on Highway 285 east bound between Santa Fe and Broadway, I noticed a brown [...]
What does this mean? EXECUTIVE ORDER NATIONAL DEFENSE RESOURCES PREPAREDNESS By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended (50 U.S.C. App. 2061 et seq.), and section 301 of title 3, United States Code, and [...]
Well, I suspect he will end up in Jacksonville. I hope he does well there. I was never much of a John Elway fan before this, but this whole episode with Tebow has pretty much made me despise the bastard. I will say this… if the Denver Broncos make the playoffs and end up playing [...]
So, last year when I began my attempt to reverse a potential descent into type 2 diebetes, several people recommended that I read a book called “Why We Get Fat” by Gary Taubes. Having long considered dietary literature to be essentially as credible and scientific as paranormal literature, I politely declined offers to loan the [...]
There’s room to grow with Shapeways as well. Once you’re satisfied with your design, you can list it for sale on the site. You choose the material options and markup, and they handle the ordering, printing, and shipping. “Three-D modeling started as a hobby,” says van der Linden, but after launching a product line that [...]
So… have you ever had a tooth you spent a thousand dollars on just fall out of your head? Well… I hope not. Because it’s not fun.
It’s close. Very close. Still missing a few things, but is it close enough for me to take the plunge? Not sure. Maybe. Remember this post about third generation tablets? Here’s the story: It’s easy to see why the new iPad will be a big hit. It has four times the resolution of its predecessor, [...]
When I was a kid the skates they sold at toy stores or bicycle shops all had steel wheels. They were dangerous since if you hit even the tiniest pebble, the wheel would stop dead and immediately throw you hind-end-over-teakettle across the pavement or asphalt. There is no telling how much skin I lost over [...]
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