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Reflections on the public healthcare system of British Columbia as witnessed during the birth of my son and the hospitalization of him and my wife. (Read the entire blog entry)

I had some fun today with uninvited proselytizers to whom I returned the "favor" of "witnessing." (Read the entire blog entry)

Tony Presti, an excavator from Pennsylvania, is very leery of Obamanomics. (Read the entire blog entry)

For several months I've been trying to design a simple argument against forgiveness when it is used as a kind of spiritually altruistic first principle by my Christian friends when trying to deal with a horrible immorality like this. (Read the entire blog entry)

Rejecting reality in favor of faith based, altruistic, magical, abstractly frozen "positivism" in the work place. (Read the entire blog entry)

Its been a few years since I've lived in a place where it snows. Puttsing around the net I found this neat site with info on snowflakes, snowflake photography, and some very beautiful pictures of snowflakes. (Read the entire blog entry)

The current scenario of the Detroit 3 automakers pleading for our tax dollars as a bailout is really the government's fault. Most things are the government's fault. Rand defended railroad tycoons who ended up bribing legislatures for land, because corrupt legislatures were the nature or source of the evil. They still are today. Even still, I got this idea by listening to the radio today -- new cars made here should be appropriately named in order to be honest ...  (Read the entire blog entry)

Did you know that America produces more scientific citations than any other nation in the history of the world?  I didn't. (Read the entire blog entry)

Some ideas on a new project ... (Read the entire blog entry)

My reaction to an animal-lover calling in to NPR ... (Read the entire blog entry)