And not in a good way… The whole Red Sea issue is and will continue to impact the USA, even if it is half a world away. Turmoil in the Red Sea is taking a turn for the worse, and may … Continue reading
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Getting old sucks… Went in yesterday for yet another hearing exam after the last one didn’t get saved due to computer issues. And I’m creeping up on being officially deaf. Left ear down 68-70dB pretty much across the entire spectrum, … Continue reading
Stomps on it with track shoes this time… Proving again that inane leftist ideology still doesn’t go over well in the real world, Johns Hopkins Medicine is scrambling to explain the thinking behind the decision for its “Chief Diversity Officer” Sherita … Continue reading
Edited to fix the link! Sorry about that! This is… just go read it for yourselves… According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, there is no dispute about the benefits of breastfeeding an infant. “Most health professionals are familiar with … Continue reading
This one came over the transom from the mil email… The question- “Why does a mile have 5280 feet, that doesn’t make any sense? Everything should just be decimal metric” The answer- Actually it makes perfect sense when you know … Continue reading
Looks like another east coast wind farm is biting the dust… BP and Equinor have decided to cancel their power contract for a major offshore wind project in New York, citing “changed economic circumstances on an industry-wide scale.” “Equinor and … Continue reading
I got nothing… Go read the folks on the sidebar, I’ll be back tomorrow! Sorry.
Seems Daihatsu has been a bunch of bad boys… for over 30 years… The underlines are links to other articles on the subject. A Japanese tiny-car manufacturer has halted production of its vehicles after admitting it had been forging safety … Continue reading
Looks like ‘some’ of the car dealers are wising up to the EV boondoggle… Ford has admitted that around 1,550 dealerships – representing half the Ford dealers in the country – have decided not to sell any electric vehicles in … Continue reading
One of the U.S. Navy’s program executive offices is a few months into a pilot program aimed at enabling rapid acquisition, which could pave the way for a larger change in how the military branches develop and buy weapons systems. … Continue reading