Saturday evening we visited Picktown Lights, a neighborhood Christmas light display.
This was featured in the December 21 edition of CBS Sunday Morning. The first half features a house in Utah, the second half this exhibit involving 15 houses in Pickerington, OH.
This is not a beer commercial!
The lights are synchronized to audio broadcast over a [...]
The Washington Post reports that the FDA says that milk and meat from cloned animals is just as safe as the same products from normal animals.
But it represents a crucial milestone for the handful of biotechnology companies that see cloning as a welcome opportunity to sidestep the vagaries of sexual reproduction and instead mass-produce some [...]
It’s hard enough to believe the tots will be turning four in less than two weeks. It’s even harder to believe the Mrs. and I have been married for ten as of today.
After our marriage turned seven I remember being told, “you’re past the age now where most men have mid-life crises.” Deo gratias, that [...]
I think Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru would be understanding if Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Harry Reid (D-NV) wanted to postpone their meetings a week or so.
AP reports that Durbin, Reid, Kent Conrad (D-ND), Judd Gregg (R-NH), and Ken Salazar (D-CO) are headed to South America, stopping at Machu Picchu along the way.
What a class [...]
Something else Iran has in common with Hugo Chavez…declining oil fields. The Washington Post reports that a National Academy of Sciences journal projects Iran’s oil income could be gone by 2015.
Iran’s economic woes could make the country unstable and vulnerable, with its oil industry crippled, Roger Stern, an economic geographer at Johns Hopkins University, said [...]
