Senator Dinghy Harry Reid endorsed John Huntsman for Republican nominee for President. If Harry is for him who could be against him?
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About Me
- Ron
- I am a retired operations researcher - that's using math and discrete-event simulation to solve business problems - in Lake Forest Park, Washington, which is the Seattle area. Married to a lovely, bright woman for 49 years. Three children (one deceased) and 7 grandchildren.
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Weather
Weather Underground Severe
NASA Today's Storms
Pacific Ocean Swells off US
My favorite webcams
NASA ISS Live view of Earth via Daily Mail UK
MODIS Satellite Showing whole world
Generic Freedom Foundation
Washington COG Coalition for Open Government
Uncommon Descent
Carpe Diem Prof M J Perry
"Jane Galt" went left...
Manhattan Contrarian - very interesting
Coyote Blog
James M Taylor on climate policy TBD
James Capretta - health care and ...
Apothecary Blog Avik Roy & others
Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Spaeth Bimbo Report!
Strange Maps
Heritage Libertad Heritage's Spanish-language daily site
Human Progress Cato site on our progress
Washington hiking trails at Sea Times
Shoreline Area News Shoreline & Lake Forest Park, WA
Activity blogs - Things to do
Tribuna de los Cabos Baja California Sur news in Spanish.
New Music for old people. Al Kooper's music choices - Now stale
NASA Today's Storms
Pacific Ocean Swells off US
My favorite webcams
NASA ISS Live view of Earth via Daily Mail UK
MODIS Satellite Showing whole world
Blog Friends
In work
More Wash. Good Government and Policy
Washington Policy CenterGeneric Freedom Foundation
Washington COG Coalition for Open Government
Other Friends
Discovery InstituteUncommon Descent
Regular Reads
Hugh Hewitt LA-area law prof and talk radio host.Carpe Diem Prof M J Perry
"Jane Galt" went left...
Manhattan Contrarian - very interesting
Coyote Blog
James M Taylor on climate policy TBD
Special Sources
Thomas Barnett World strategist, staleJames Capretta - health care and ...
Apothecary Blog Avik Roy & others
Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Spaeth Bimbo Report!
Strange Maps
Heritage Libertad Heritage's Spanish-language daily site
Human Progress Cato site on our progress
Science & Activity
NASA Earth Observatory Image of DayWashington hiking trails at Sea Times
down home
Key Peninsula NewsShoreline Area News Shoreline & Lake Forest Park, WA
Activity blogs - Things to do
Tribuna de los Cabos Baja California Sur news in Spanish.
Music
Norm Stockton Grooving for HeavenNew Music for old people. Al Kooper's music choices - Now stale
Now Reading
I am now reading:
Animal Algorithms by Eric CassellThe Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett
Trespassing on Einstein's lawn by Amanda Gefter - Journalist who was not at all a scientist took on the big questions. And became a first-class science journalist. STILL stalled; going to finish.
Blog Archive
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2011
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June
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- Obama violates law by funding ACORN
- Ferguson attacks Dunn on criminal justice
- Gov. Moonbeam Brown and moronic people
- Congress throwing our money at its staff
- Religion of peace - kill the priest!!
- Food stamp fraud OK with Obama
- Obama spends $1.2 million on billboard global junket
- Harry Reid's Republican
- Airbus A380 proves it is too large
- AARP supports changing Social Security?
- Maybe Obama is slowing the power grab of his czars...
- Jews made the land in Israel productive
- Paul Allen's war birds fly for the public this summer
- Washington among the least-free states
- China - extensive unrest against government
- Burke-Gilman Trail closure and detour
- Car-free to Langley
- Underground railroad from North Korea to freedom
- Shoes and trade?
- In a hole the US government is still digging
- Thought police - tattoo those who disagree over gl...
- Mayor McGinn's pledge means little
- More snow. Cold wet Spring. Flooding
- Politicians and economic literacy
- Congress ties debt increase to spending cuts
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June
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The search below now works somewhat. That's an improvement, but still, it's flaky.
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