Fact Checking Article

It basically says that, just like any other politician, Obama is promising more than he will be able to deliver. He's also making assumptions that many people don't agree with. Basically, he's playing politics. So, exactly what you would expect.

In an article about hot-button social issues on state ballots, I found this ( Read more... )

Anyone want to go with me to Epsilon Eridani in about a hundred years? We should be able to live that long with artificial hearts and whatever else science does to improve medicine. Unless of course North Korea starts WWIII

I was looking up old friends when I found this in the "Oceana's Herald-Journal". (I had to grab a cached version because they tried to make me pay to see this. Silly people not knowing that anything that was posted in the open on the internet stays in the open ( Read more... )

I've been thinking a lot about tax policy lately. Both presidential candidates tax policies have major flaws in them. But when I really think about it, it's not their plans that have the major flaws it's our current tax system. We tax people when they do the things that we want them to do (work for a living and save money) and we let them do ( Read more... )

So I thought I would share.


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I've noticed this trend on Flickr and Facebook. I believe that it's true for all sites, but the same social networking that draws people to these sites also gives them the easiest method to band together and voice their displeasure. No matter what the change is, no matter what merits these changes have, there will always be a large percentage of ( Read more... )

There is a Dark Side to business. There is a practice of convincing people they need something from that business and no one else. Some of these things you actually do need, but you can find elsewhere. Some of these things you can use, but you've never heard of and have lived without for your entire life. Some of these things you have no use ( Read more... )

There was a recent survey testing Americans' knowledge of the current Political landscape ( Read more... )

One of the nice new features that Flickr has added allows users to see what sites are linking to theirs. It also tells what search terms are used. I took a closer look at this today. I found out that dance, dancing, dip, and aerials are all popular search terms that link to my photos. Apparently a search of "michigan tech broomball" on images. ( Read more... )