Pot, meet kettle...
"Although Mexico demands that its citizens' rights be protected when they illegally enter the United States, immigrants who cross illegally into Mexico "are often ripped off six ways until sundown," says George Grayson, a professor at the College of William & Mary and a fellow at the Washington-based Center for Immigration Studies (CIS).
Mr. Grayson, who wrote a report for the center on Mexico's abuses of aliens, says "very little" is being done by Mexico to protect the welfare of the Central Americans and the others who cross into Mexico."
Sounds like Fox needs to quit whining about US treatment of Mexican illegals, and mind his own store.
"The will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government, and to protect its free expression should be our first object."---Thomas Jefferson
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Friday, June 16, 2006
Man charged after wife's head is found at accident scene
You have to wonder what is wrong with someone like this; first he kills and beheads his wife, and takes the head with him. Then, he gets in a head-on collision that kills a woman and her daughter.
I hope the courts throw the book at him.
I hope the courts throw the book at him.
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
German hybrid car
OMG! That has got to be one of the most butt-ugly cars I have ever seen; not to mention the fact that it isn't big enough to be useful for anything.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Load up the F-16, guys, time for another flight...
You have to wonder if he is nervous, considering how his new job opening became vacant.
Keep up the good work, troops.
Keep up the good work, troops.
Friday, June 09, 2006
Record meteorite hits in Norway
This is way interesting; a chance to do some research on a recently fallen meteorite, if they can find the pieces. Good thing it didn't land in the middle of a city.
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
The Immigration Bill
This guy hits the nail on the head fairly straight; this is probably one of the clearest, most uncomplicated comments I've seen concerning the bill.
Hat tip to Acidman.
Hat tip to Acidman.
Monday, June 05, 2006
Aw, nuts...how did I miss this?
Sounds like they had a good picnic, but not for the faint-hearted, PETA members, or Vegans.
Friday, June 02, 2006
Mosquito Mega-Catch
An industrial grade mosquito "zapper".
Now if only they could invent one of these that would work on spammers...
Now if only they could invent one of these that would work on spammers...
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Hummingbirds
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Parents Sue McDonald's Over Son's Fatal Fight
Now this has got to be one ridiculous lawsuit; a guy starts a fight with someone at a McDonald's drive-through, gets killed, and now the family is suing McDonald's because instead of going out and stopping the fight the manager called the police. Sounds like someone is just trying to make some quick money to me.
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Vacation was good
Got home from vacation yesterday afternoon; now I am getting over a bit of some bug that had me down with just under a 103 degree fever when I got home, so I didn't do any blogging until today. The weather down in southern Utah was pretty good, though it got a bit cool Sunday. The weather in southern Colorado was also good; we dropped in on Durango and also made a quick trip to Mesa Verde. For anyone interested, here are some pictures, I may upload more if anyone is interested. Click on image for larger view.


Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Going on vacation
Will be getting things packed for a vacation trip; tomorrow we will be leaving for Moab in southern Utah. Hopefully the weather will be good in order to indulge in hiking, photography, driving the Jeep down old roads, etc. For those who enjoy desert country and scenery, it is hard to beat that area. We may also drop in on Durango, Colorado, as that is only a couple of hours away from Moab.
Monday, May 22, 2006
I'm a little confused about the weather...
We have one article here, and another one there, each giving us opposite forecasts for the hurricane season. If this is the state of meteorology, how am I supposed to believe all of the arguments for the causes of global warming from these people? I'm starting to believe more and more that most of the weather predictions (including some of the reasons for global warming) are nothing but SWAG's.
Friday, May 19, 2006
911 dispatcher misuses database, kills ex-girlfriend
I keep hearing people say "You don't need personal protection, that's what 911 is for".
And who will protect you from your protectors...?
And who will protect you from your protectors...?
Senate votes English 'national language' for federal services, communications
It's about time; a country needs to have a common language for official purposes.
Now if the ACLU will just keep their hands off and worry about the rights of citizens for a change, rather than "cherry-picking" people's rights to match their own agenda and philosophies.
Now if the ACLU will just keep their hands off and worry about the rights of citizens for a change, rather than "cherry-picking" people's rights to match their own agenda and philosophies.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Customer service
Gullyborg at Resistance is futile! has an interesting experience with customer service that is becoming more common than people think.
Robertson says God told him that storms will lash U.S. coastline this year
Do you ever get the feeling that his doctor has prescribed the wrong medication, or that his tinfoil hat is a little too tight?
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Keyboard and mouse hybrid
For people who love gadgets for their own sake. I would think it would be awkward as hell and tedious while learning.
This looks to be a solution in search of a problem...
This looks to be a solution in search of a problem...
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Government interference
This is a good article on the politicization of business, and why it is bad.
From the article:
The tragedy is that the most important factor in America's economic future - in raising everyone's standard of living - is not land, or money, or computers; it's human talent. And some part of the human talent at another of America's most dynamic companies is now being diverted from productive activity to protecting the company from political predation. The parasite economy has sucked in another productive enterprise.
From the article:
The tragedy is that the most important factor in America's economic future - in raising everyone's standard of living - is not land, or money, or computers; it's human talent. And some part of the human talent at another of America's most dynamic companies is now being diverted from productive activity to protecting the company from political predation. The parasite economy has sucked in another productive enterprise.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
UN elects new human rights body
China, Cuba, Pakistan, Russia and Saudi Arabia were elected to the Human Rights Commission? What collection of idiots put THAT bunch on a Human Rights Commission? Oh yeah, the UN...
Isn't it about time to give up on the UN? It is about as useful as the League of Nations was. Currently it seems to be nothing but a corruption filled group of bureaucrats all trying to jockey for power, and nobody really gives a damn about people, just power and prestige for themselves and their countries. I would think that all of the money and resources could be put to better use actually helping people with problems.
Isn't it about time to give up on the UN? It is about as useful as the League of Nations was. Currently it seems to be nothing but a corruption filled group of bureaucrats all trying to jockey for power, and nobody really gives a damn about people, just power and prestige for themselves and their countries. I would think that all of the money and resources could be put to better use actually helping people with problems.
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Friday, May 05, 2006
Under the bandages King Tut is all man
That's pretty bad when they have to use a CT scanner to find that thing...LOL
Rep. Patrick Kennedy blames car crash on medication
Sounds like we'll never know:
"Louis Cannon, president of the Washington chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, who was not on the scene, said the congressman had appeared intoxicated when he crashed his Ford Mustang into a barrier on Capitol Hill.
Cannon said the officers involved in the accident were instructed by an official "above the rank of patrolman" to take Kennedy home and no sobriety tests were conducted at the scene."
(Italics are mine)
This sounds a bit familiar...
"Louis Cannon, president of the Washington chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, who was not on the scene, said the congressman had appeared intoxicated when he crashed his Ford Mustang into a barrier on Capitol Hill.
Cannon said the officers involved in the accident were instructed by an official "above the rank of patrolman" to take Kennedy home and no sobriety tests were conducted at the scene."
(Italics are mine)
This sounds a bit familiar...
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