Monthly Archives: April 2005

This article reminds me of my father. He was diagnosed with lung cancer about 7 years after he had stopped smoking. Still he had smoked many more years then the folks referenced in this article.

Getting ever closer to 50, this gives me the heebie jeebies. Can’t wait to experience this… “Once you get into your early 50s, folks really begin to feel that theirage is … a negative factor in that hiring decision,” said … Continue reading →

The late Dr. Thomas Gold believed oil was not a fossil fuel. He’s not an idiot, being a member of the National Academy of Sciences. Brush up on the details here.

the usual “capitalism is evil” BS from our friendly, tenured liberal educators at the college level.

Read about it on Betsy’s page.

Geez, I can’t wait until the Boulder politicians and activists get a hold of this. Pet Guardians of Boulder rejoice, soon you will have a daily routine provided by your politicians on how best to take care of your “pet”.

Ward Churchill has plenty of academic freedom but UNLV tenured economics Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe went through a nightmare. Described in an article penned by the Professor himself in Frontpagemag.com he describes the year long battle with the politically correct UNLV … Continue reading →

Well, the Dow had a mind of its’ own and the Nikkei had worries about China so the Dow chose its own course. At the risk of copyright I’ll post the chart as the link would update everyday and would … Continue reading →

After reading this post at Cheat-Seeking Missiles, I’m awfully curious how the Daily Camera’s circulation is doing. Although I’m sure they would deny it on their deathbed, journalistic elites work every day at the Camera! I will admit when it … Continue reading →

^N225: Basic Chart for NIKKEI 225 INDEX – Yahoo! Finance As you can see from this graph, the Nikkei 225 has been leading the Dow 30 on the downside. Tomorrow might be ugly!

A Marine in Iraq’s letter to his college friends living the good life back home.

The World Tribune reports that China’s highly controlled internet is all over Condi, obviously with the blessing of the government. Here are some highlights… “She looks like an orangutan, and talks rubbish; send us a beautiful woman next time,” stated … Continue reading →

This became public knowledge because prosecutors are required by law to disclose information they have that can help the defense. To the DA’s credit, he believes that quotas on DUI arrests should be disclosed. Of course the Chief of Police … Continue reading →

Smartmoney.com: Ahead of the Curve: Trust but Verify

Does anyone care? Geez what a bunch of useless babble on Fox News covering this “newsworthy” event.

a rotten finger! http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050409/D89BJV380.html