Quite a few people requested a sans serif font. The theme doesn’t give me access to all fonts, but of the ones from which I had to choose, I selected what I think is the best sans serif font and … Continue reading →
[BUMPED UP] I still have it open for public viewing and comments. At the moment, I’m keeping the “NEO” on the header photo as is, and keeping the comments non-nested. These are things I can always change in the future … Continue reading →
I’ve known about Russian internet political interference ever since I started blogging. Doesn’t everyone? Unless the FBI and the DOJ have been living under a rock (one wonders sometimes), they must have known about it, too. And that’s just the … Continue reading →
[NOTE: If it’s not clear what Ammogrrrll’s post and my rejoinder are referring to, please see this.] I confess. I stole and ate Ammogrrrll’s Key Lime Pie, even though I wrote an email to myself saying I didn’t. But I … Continue reading →
…is that it apparently assumes we care. I haven’t read the article and I do not know the details except what I’ve read in a couple of summaries, nor do I have a clue if the allegations in it are … Continue reading →
[BUMPED UP: For a few days, I plan to bump this post up. Scroll down for new posts.] UPDATE: In accord with a few suggestions and my own perceptions, I made the font of the new site a bit bigger … Continue reading →
Don’t you think they’re perfect? But how do you get your foot in them when the apple’s already there? [NOTE: In case you’re not familiar with the reference, see this. See also this.] [NOTE II: By the way, for reasons … Continue reading →
I keep linking to Andrew C. McCarthy, but that’s because this former prosecutor has been the best at covering the Russia collusion/Fusion story. His latest is no exception. It’s entitled “What Did Comey Tell President Trump about the Steele Dossier?” … Continue reading →
…but they say a lot. They’re from an article by David French in National Review entitled “How Progressive Radicals Move the Country Left, and Right”: Election results are decided in that gray middle, by the way, which is getting smaller … Continue reading →
But then again, people are very strange. This is what it’s come to: Last month, a teacher at El Rancho High School in Pico Rivera, Calif., was captured on video telling his history class that members of the military are … Continue reading →
Another terrible act of violence, this time at a high school in Parkland, Florida. Today’s shooter did not kill himself, however. He’s now in police custody: The shooting suspect was identified as Nikolaus Cruz, a U.S. official told The Associated … Continue reading →
Of course, I’m not sure it’s appropriate to call it “love,” but on Valentine’s Day what else can I call it? Nature is absolutely extraordinary: Dr. Woolley’s lab has been looking into the acoustic systems of zebra, bengalese and long-tailed … Continue reading →