The Pope Touches Us
The following headline comes from the April 30-May 13 edition of The Downtowner, one of D.C.’s local entertainment newspapers. The article recounts the pope’s recent visit to the city:
John Q. Adams’s Foreign Policy
Earlier this evening, I began reading Ron Paul’s new book, The Revolution, A Manifesto. It’s a relatively brisk read, only 167 pages. Having only made it through the first third of the book, I was particularly struck by the eloquence of a quote by John Q. Adams, which is used in the second […]
The Single April Post
You no doubt have noticed that I have not posted once in the month of April. I’m not sure why this is so, except to say that I may be becoming increasingly desensitized to events that would otherwise drive the outrage needed to write often. There is quite a lot going on that […]
Two out of Three Americans Find Nanotechnology Morally Unacceptable
The image featured in this article may be evidence of moral turpitude. Reader discretion is advised.
The material you see to the left is the blackest material ever made - a recent accomplishment of researchers at Rice University. Due to use of carbon nanotubes, the material can absorb 99.9% of all light hitting its […]
The New Gadsden Flag
A new take on an old classic: