Saturday Morning Gaming: The Gloomhaven Stream
Jaybird attempted a stream, of sorts, of the first couple of rooms in the first Gloomhaven dungeon.
Monthly Archive: November 2021
Danchenko Indictment: Read It For Yourself
A primary source for the infamous “Steele dossier” is up on charges, as the Danchenko indictment once again brings questions about the 2016 election.
POETS Day! The John Milton Edition
It’s time for a P.O.E.T.S. Day – Piss Off Early, Tomorrow’s Saturday. I’ve chosen one of Milton’s sonnets: “How Soon Hath Time.”
Change, Trust, and the Frustration of Not Following Through
For someone with not that big of a platform, it distresses me that those with huge platforms don’t take that opportunity of action.
Weekend Plans Post: Getting My Hour Back
The first Sunday in November. That’s the official end of Daylight Saving Time, as of 2007. And, this weekend, we get our hour back. Finally.
Video Throughput: Astronomy Unsolved Mysteries
This week, I talk about the mystery of Astronomy and Fast Radio Bursts
Jonathan Haidt And The Preening About A Lack of Understanding
Questioning the work of Haidt work on how liberals fail to understand conservatives and how conservatives very much understand liberals.
Aaron Rodgers Gets Tangled In Self-Weaved Web Of Deceit
Aaron Rodgers should have ran one of his meme-worthy discount double checks past this crackpot idea ahead of time.
The Curse Lifts, At Least For A Moment
I’ve seen great Braves teams that died in the first round. And I’ve now seen a Howl’s Moving Castle of a team crush their way to glory
About Last Night: Youngkin Wins In Virginia, GOP Has Strong Night
Variations on the theme of “Youngkin is just Trump in a FLEECE” didn’t stick because things that are different are not the same
Wednesday Writs: Rufus Gets His Ex Parte Young On, An Explainer
You may be hearing a lot about “Ex Parte Young,” so I thought I’d explain what it is and how this 113 year old Supreme Court decision is currently relevant
A Lifelong Atlanta Sports Fan Wonders: Is This What Joy Feels Like?
I’ve lived by the Benjamin Franklin adage that I’d rather be occasionally surprised rather than constantly disappointed. Also, I’m a lifelong Atlanta sports fan.
Does Virginia Matter to the Midterms?
Either way, the only guarantee is that the political media will make the Virginia results into the most important election of our lifetime
From CNBC: Early voting hits record high in Virginia ahead of dead-heat governor’s race
From CNBC: Early voting hit a record high in Virginia’s dead heat governor’s race between former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe and Republican Glenn Youngkin. Saturday marked the last day for early voting before the...
More Backroom Weaving Of The Legislative Web
In the seemingly never ending saga that is the “Build Back Better” legislative agenda, the only thing for sure is nothing is for sure.
Obsolete Philosophy: The Problem of Verification Within Logical Positivism
Logical Positivism made a valiant attempt to create a perfect philosophical language: a language with no emotive content whatsoever
