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“A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.” – H. Albright

He starts with Greenspan and continues with numerous other financial experts.

The first time I read this, I saw the link as “Crushing Of Dissent in China”. I did a doubletake when I saw “Canada”. The Canadian Human Rights Commission does seem to be having their own personal power trip.

Graham Billingsly received a nice severance check from the County according to the Daily Camera. If it weren’t for the fact that the new boss is usually the same as the old boss, I’d say it’s a great bargain to … Continue reading →

So the Longmont Times Call did a survey asking people how they received their TV signals. (click on figure to enlarge)

An opinion column in today’s WSJ reports on the failed attempt to get a customized Starbucks card with the phrase ‘Laissez Faire’ on it. However, ‘People not Profits’ sailed through just fine.

WilliamGray, thewell-known Colorado StateUniversity hurricane forecaster,routinely uses theannual NationalHurricane Conference as aplatform tobash global warming. In astatement toFloridaToday,Gray argued thatthe scientific consensus on globalwarmingis bogus— and “a mild formof McCarthyism has developedtowardthosescientistswho do not agree” thatmankind is indanger. “We are … Continue reading →

Listening to Randy Pausch makes me want to re-post this You-Tube video. I truly get the feeling he “loves his job” and if climbing towers had been on his “list of things to do”, he would be the star of … Continue reading →

Former Federal Reserve chief Alan Greenspan endorsed John McCain this Sunday. Alan, lets trade a stock market bubble for a real estate bubble, Greenspan is NOT someone I would want an endorsement from. Highly opinionated hedge fund manager Bill Fleckenstein … Continue reading →

Two gentlemen (one a Chinese national and another a naturalized US citizen) were stopped by Federal agents trying to smuggle sensitive infrared cameras to China. Ten of the cameras, which measure about 2 inches square and cost about $5,000 each, … Continue reading →

found my blog. They visited April 3rd

Spring break is over and we’re headed back to Boulder.

Candace Parker cleared to play in semifinal game vs. LSU. All-American Candace Parker was cleared Thursday by Tennessee team doctors to play against LSU in the Final Four, two days after dislocating her shoulder. Go Vols!

For the uninitiated we’re talking beer. Sawtooth Ake is produced by micro-brewery Left Hand brewery in Longmont, CO. Amazingly enough, I can find Sawtooth and other Left Hand brewery products at Total Wine in Naples, FL. Makes Spring Break all … Continue reading →

Thanks to Catherine from KTM for the publicity. Although I’ve had the blog “hidden” for some time, I guess it’s “out of the closet” now. By looking through the history you can see that posting has been sporadic so I’ll … Continue reading →

Although neither of them are headed for jail, after reading about Air America host Randi Rhodes suspension from the airwaves, I find the thought of her and Michael Savage sharing the same jail cell somewhat amusing.

According to writer James Lewis at American Thinker Magazine. “Human-caused global warming” has now officially been re-named “climate change” to explain the inconvenient truth that the winter of 2007-8 was the coldest in a century, in spite of all those … Continue reading →

Sign it Governer Ritter.

No surprises here, if not the typical liberal line of thinking, it surely is the typical Boulder liberals point of view.

If Michio Kaku is correct, we may have people from the future wondering among us. Here’s his list of most likely science fiction concepts that could happen in the next 100 years. Category 1, as he dubs it, includes things … Continue reading →