Hits
Bela Okmyx “They hit us, we hit them.” I’m not sure that’s an actual quote…
Month: August 2020
Sunday Reading
It’s Time for the Samuel Adams Option Because what we’ve been doing for 30 years…
Memetic Warfare, Part II
Another 24 hours and a new crop of memes are floating about the Intertubz. As…
Memetic Warfare
People have found a hero, it seems. Or are creating one, perhaps. I will remind…
Time’s up
I doubt you have missed the news of shootings during riots in Kenosha, WI. It’s…
Catching up on some things
I’m one of the world’s worst for reading the folks on my blogroll. I blame…
Fine Art Tuesday
Tragic Prelude, John Steuart Curry, 1940 John Steuart Curry was a Kansas born American painter…
Paying the price
I feel like I’m kicking someone when they’re down. However, they did it to themselves,…
Sunday Reading
I’m going to do something that feels weird to me, but I’m going to recommend…
Life in the time of Wuflu, Part 21: Observations
In the past two weeks, I’ve been out and about a lot, and I have…
Not a Grand (Maunder) Minimum?
If you aren’t a subscriber of the SpaceWeather.com email newsletter, give it a shot. Many…
Fine Art Tuesday
Alexander and Porus, Charles Le Brun, 1673 (This week’s Fine Art Tuesday’s work was…
Sunday Reading
I’ve been sharing the occasional thing I’ve read with The Email List That Must Not…
Life in the People’s Republic of California
It pains me, although probably not as much as it pains the people in California,…
A small victory
But a victory none the less. A 3 judge panel of the US 9th Circuit…
We now know who the Democrats really want as President
The mask is off, and we know who the Democrats really want for President: Kamala…
Fine Art Tuesday
A Wet Day, on the Boulevard, Paris Alfred Stieglitz, 1894? At the suggestion of long-time…
Fighting the demon RFI
St. George had an easier task. Since I’ve finally gotten my HF radio setup in…
Want to see the damage from a tactical nuke?
(Via Bayou Renaissance Man) Well, it wasn’t really a nuke, and it would be a…
Fine Art Tuesday
In the Conservatory, Frances Maria Jones Bannerman, 1883 Frances Maria Jones Bannerman was a Canadian…
The Old Folks
I don’t know if it’s a uniquely Southern thing, or maybe a rural thing, but…
Things are looking up
We don’t want to go there. Folks, you don’t want to be That Guy. Like…