An interesting article in Computerworld: After Stuxnet: The new rules of cyberwar.
Before Voting Today…
Before you vote today, take a look at this: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHsb17MRAj8[/youtube] It’s like becoming a stepfather for a new family. You borrow boatloads of money to shower your step kids with money and gifts. After borrowing to the hilt, you’re out
Big Bird, Binders & Bayonets – YouTube
Big Bird, Binders & Bayonets – YouTube.
Interesting Quotes about Work
I like work; It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Men who do things without being told draw the most wages. The right to be heard does not include the right to be taken seriously.
Reality Check: Obama’s Ideology
An interesting editorial in the Wall Street Journal about the reality of Obama’s agenda: Review & Outlook: Obama’s Progressive Gamble.
The Nation’s Needs vs What We Got
We needed a bigger-than-life President – we got a dope smoking, coke snorting, radical left wing Chicago thug We needed a well-grounded stable President – we got a certifiable narcissist We needed bold leadership – we got a teleprompter We
Benghazigate – Death, Lies, and Cover-up
You may have heard about this city in Libya where four Americans were murdered by Moslem terrorists… there is an interesting interview with Donald Rumsfeld on this very topic as well as analysis from Victor Davis Hanson. Let me provide the
The Impact of Fiscal Uncertainty
From Harvard economist Greg Mankiw, commenting about Bob Woodward’s story on the Obama white house: “…if Woodward is right that the uncertainty we now face with the upcoming “fiscal cliff” is attributable mostly to the inability of Barack Obama to work with Congress, then the implication
A Great Tennis Shot
Watch Dimitrov’s behind the back drop shot…
Rationale in Favor of Limited Government
… some economic history that Barack Obama won’t tell you about. The record shows that low taxes, regulatory relief, and lower spending all coincide with strong economies, while their opposites coincide with weak economies. This is no surprise, of course,