Contrary to what many would have you believe, it appears that President Bush isn’t the six-shooting, multi-colored sombrero war hawk he’s made out to be. From the beginning, Bush encouraged multi-national discussions with regional leaders hoping to disband North Korea’s nuclear ambitions; against the wishes from many in the administration of tougher sanctions and/or [...]
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Gallup has McCain and Obama tied at 45% (June 25) while Heidi Przybyla writes that Obama opens with a 15-point lead as “voters reject Republicans”. Just, wow. How biased is that wording? Tonight (June 26) Obama and Hillary Clinton will unite in Washington as Obama tries to “soothe the bruised feelings of several dozen” of [...]
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There’s an interesting debate in Mason right now. Obviously this summer will be one of the slowest tourist seasons due to high gas prices, stalling wage increases and raising benefits. Mason, a city in Ohio that forcefully regulates specific residents within their community by making cost of living rather high, highly depends on tourism. After [...]
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Al Gore won an Oscar for “An Inconvenient Truth” around 2007. It was reported that Al Gore spent 221,000 kWh of electricity at his home in 2006. Consider that the average home uses 10,656 kWh becoming the equivalent of 20 times the use over the national average. After his movie was released, his [...]
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I have long paid attention to the troubling idiocracy that the world community has against Iran. It’s not that they don’t know what to with Iran (oh, they know); it’s those that wish to keep Iran a strong financial ally that rivals the world’s biggest powers. And the truest threat against America is the possibility [...]
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Jan. 28: Severe snowstorms kill 24 people in China and affecting 78 million people while economic cost of the storm projected over $3.2 billion.
Feb. 3: Major earthquakes kill over 45 people (one registered 6.0, another 5.0)
Feb 5-6: Major tornados rip through America heartland killing over 55 people.
March 17-19: Major flooding that stretched from Texas to [...]
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Generally speaking, websites these days (compared to 10 years ago) are larger in scale, more active in animation using custom-based that are primarily database driven. And contrary to popular belief, the bigger the website, the more your computer has to work to render. The days of text-based sites are obviously long gone; this is the [...]
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About two weeks ago, I uploaded my first version of “Invasion“; an alternative universe where one event during WWII never happens (if you can name that event, you get five points). I’ve learned over the past few years that writing projects are never truly finished. For instance I’m drafting the idea of introducing Gloria with [...]
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When I walked to my front door Thursday night (June 5), I noticed a big white box. I get geeked up when I see something waiting for me, exploding with excitement knowing the surprise could be endless. The weightlessness was a bit surprising; only a sheet of paper, two styrofoam pieces and a piece of [...]
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