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Another fine Monday post brought to you by Stephen Hall.  Thanks, as always, Stephen!!! Well, not The Gap as in the retail outlet of that name, and not “the” as in a truly definite article used to identify a particular … Continue reading →

Happy Tuesday! For today’s discussion, I’ve decided to focus on Donald Trump’s tweeting habits and what is your opinion of him actually tweeting like he does. We all know what he is doing: The Media spins a headline about Trump, … Continue reading →

  Happy Monday everyone!  As usual, Monday’s post is by Stephen Hall.  Thank you Stephen! John Locke was of the opinion that in order to communicate and truly discuss anything, people needed a common definition of the words that they … Continue reading →

Queen Ysabel loved dreamers. She wouldn’t sponsor quacks, but as long as the dreamer had a chance to succeed, she wanted to dream with him. Thus, when in 1487 a Genoese navigator named Cristóbal Colón approached her looking for finance … Continue reading →

Late Night Comedy show hosts have stepped up their political commentaries to the point their shows lack any real humor. It has reached a point you watch any of these Jimmy Kimmel, John Oliver, Samantha Bee, and other “Comedy” shows … Continue reading →

As always, Monday mornings with Stephen Hall.  Thank you Stephen.     Pronounced (kā-tər-əs-ˈpa-rə-bəs), “if all other relevant things, factors, or elements remain unaltered”, or better “all else being equal”.  It is the same word “cetera” which makes its way into the … Continue reading →

  Happy Thursday readers! The Act of Evil that occurred Sunday in Las Vegas has dragged up the talks of “We need more Gun Control”, “We need to police more”, and other such passionate based arguments to essentially remove the … Continue reading →

Over the past year or two, commentators of the left have been railing against Amazon, as they used to do with Wal-Mart. This pastime of theirs is fine as entertainment, but no one should take them seriously; and yet since … Continue reading →

Happy Monday everyone!  As usual, Monday’s article is by Stephen Hall.  Thank you Stephen!!! This weeks news brought up the concept of infrastructure repeatedly.  The reader may be instantly transported to the situation of relief efforts in Puerto Rico and … Continue reading →

This past Sunday, once again, television audiences in the United States were treated to the spectacle of immensely successful young men protesting the symbols of their country. I refer, of course, to the protests during the anthem ceremonies of the … Continue reading →