Not here. I’ll make one or two posts, maybe, but I’m going to save most of my thoughts on the election until after returns are in. If you want minute-by-minute returns, watch the networks, or any of a number of… Continue Reading
When you file a lawsuit, you need to serve the complaint on the defendant. Then, you need to file what’s called a “proof of service” with the court, to prove that you’ve served the defendant. The court will normally schedule… Continue Reading
This week’s cover article in Time magazine and the results of a recent survey on the extent of religious faith in America got me thinking. I I’ve been critical of anti-scientific thinking for some time now. One of the books… Continue Reading
This was news to me. I knew that there were more Democrats here in the Antelope Valley as a result of demographic and economic change here — mainly people moving up from Los Angeles to be able to afford houses.… Continue Reading
Early in the morning, the verdict in Saddam Hussein’s first trial will be handed down. The trial has been tragic political theater on a grand scale. The verdict, and the reaction of the Iraqi people to it, will be most… Continue Reading
The Wife was away all day, at a Toastmasters conference. She got up before the sun (no mean trick in early November) and is still out of the house. So what did I do with my bachelor day? Lots of… Continue Reading
Me and Mr. Jones, we got a thing going on,We both know that it’s wrongBut it’s much too strong to let it cool down now. Oh, when I have money I call him up.I leave a message on his machine.Just… Continue Reading
It’s interesting to note that the very arrogant preacher whom I saw in the Richard Dawkins video rightly call Prof. Dawkins on the carpet for arrogance is now caught up in allegations of having paid for gay sex. Apparently his… Continue Reading
This morning, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki (who earlier warned America that he was “not your man in Iraq”) bowed to pressure from the warlord Moktada al-Sadr, and ordered American troops to lift their checkpointed seige of Sadr City,… Continue Reading