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Category Archives: Politics

Will the terrorist kill healthcare reform?

Not even 12 hours into the new year and there is a political post!  Well, he says it all, and very clearly, too. From Soccer Dad: “If – as shown by last week’s terror attack – the relatively simple step of improving the assessment of intelligence was not accomplished by introducing a new bureaucracy [Department […]

A fascinating history…

…of Greenland’s Viking settlers, back in the day when it was, you know green.  And warm. http://www.archaeology.org/online/features/greenland/ ~Curtis in Idaho {!-{>

The infamous Hockey Stick…

…deiced… “…back in grade school, I stumbled on a passage which was the very first in any book of any kind in which I realized that the authors could let their political preconceptions alter their interpretation of their subject.  What they wrote, as I recall it very inexactly 40 years later, was to the effect […]

Climate change?

I wonder who they are…helping? http://deceiver.com/2009/12/07/no-sleep-till-carbonhagen/ >>Ms Jorgensen reckons that between her and her rivals the total number of limos in Copenhagen >>next week has already broken the 1,200 barrier. The French alone rang up on Thursday and >>ordered another 42. “We haven’t got enough limos in the country to fulfill the demand,” she says. […]

Ten Points to Save Our Nation…

A selection from from Victor David Hanson’s column at Pajamas Media: ================================== We Should Vote for Anyone . . . Who offers a coherent systematic agenda of reform. What do most want? Not necessarily a Republican or Democrat, or at this 11th hour to be mired in messy issues like gay marriage (I’m opposed to […]

Day 255: The 9/12 Tea Party!

I am not sure how many showed up for our little Tea Party in Great Falls, but it seemed like more than in April.  Lots of honking, waving and thumbs up, too.  A few thumbs down, middle fingers and cursing from passing cars.  I don’t mind the ones who don’t agree with us, but do […]

Day 227: Off to a Tea Party

As soon as I got home from the Stacks, I changed and grabbed my friend Vance.  There was a Tea Party protest rally in front of the offices of our two Senators, Baucus and Testor.  Much it is about excess spending, but right now it is about stopping a complete replacement of our health care […]

Additional Moon Landing Links

I found a few more links to Apollo sites.  These are by Ken Rockwell, noted and controversial photographer (well controversial online, anyway!).  This guy should know what he is talking about Moon Landing wise.  Rockwell was a/the major contractor for the space program…I think it was his Dad.   Family business, at least! http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/00-new-today.htm http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/2009-07-19.htm http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/2009-07-1-new.htm […]

Day 194: One small step for [a] man…

Forty years ago today Mankind reached the height of civilization on this planet: We left it.  Man walked on the Moon.  A few more missions, then a program cut short because the dollars needed to be saved were “needed” elsewhere, the “end” of the Space Race… The whole planet had been brought together for one […]

Day 193: Something completely different!

Yesterday (Saturday the 18th of July) I attended the First (we hope) Electric City (Great Falls) Blog Meet, arraigned and sponsered by Gregg of Electric City Weblog.  It was a wide ranging discussion (over lunch at the Amigo Lounge, provided by a participant)of blogs, their meaning, purpose, importance, and future.  The people there were right, […]