A Neo-Con Story
Neo-neo-cons journey Read the whole thing – simply excellent… Can totally relate with this paragraph… “Later, some time during the spring of 2002 I was doing a Google search. By chance it led me to my first blog, a now-defunct site the name of which I can’t even remember. The immediacy and vibrancy of the … Continue reading
Oily Fish = Smarter baby
“Pregnant women who eat more fish, which contains omega-3 fatty acids, tend to have brighter, more sociable children, claim researchers. The amount of omega-3 helps to determine the child’s intelligence, fine motor skills – the ability to manipulate small objects and hand and eye co-ordination – and the propensity to anti-social behaviour, says a study … Continue reading
How public schools are sabotaging America
“So what’s the solution? The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation thinks it has one – redesign the high schools: The key problem is political will. Elected officials have not yet done away with the idea underlying the old design. The idea behind the old design was that you could train an adequate workforce by sending … Continue reading
Coulter – Abortion stops a bleeding heart
“The Democrats are trying to “reframe” their message to make people think they believe abortion is wrong. I think this is going to be a hard sell if they plan to continue ferociously defending abortion-on-demand right up until the moment the baby’s head is through the birth canal. But both the New York Times and … Continue reading
Allison 14th birthday
We have a family rule that on odd birthdays we have only a family party, and on even birthdays we have a friend and a family party. After much deliberation and thought, Allison decided to have an ice skating party and a family party. She turned 14 on the 23rd of January. Since all of … Continue reading
