Monthly Archives: June 2019

In the history of planet Earth the climate has swung between “warm and wet” and “ice age.” One of the great mysteries of paleoclimatology is “what triggers the transitions between warm and wet and ice age?” I’m sure there are … Continue reading →

Every once in a while Costco will have these extremely thick pork chops for cheap, which I think is just their meat department cutting up a whole loin into chops and slightly raising the price. So sometimes my wife brings … Continue reading →

There are a lot of people who are passionate advocates for “crowdsourcing” as a solution to everything from software (such as “Linus’ Law” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linus%27s_Law ) to military culture (see point number 3 from: https://mwi.usma.edu/learning-disrupt-army-needs-experimental-culture-create/ ). Actually, it’s that second link … Continue reading →

As I walked through Barnes and Noble the other day I saw a book titled: “White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism.” By Robin Deangelo. I didn’t purchase the book, but if you want … Continue reading →

There are stories of people growing into their destiny. “The Hero’s Journey” is probably the oldest story type, and it will continue to be told. Some of these are fantastical tales of people who gain abilities, powers, special items, favored … Continue reading →

The Army released the name of Cadet Christopher J. Morgan as the fatality in the MTV roll over this past Thursday. May God comfort his family as they deal with his unfortunate death in the service to the nation. I … Continue reading →