Pure Drivel

I actually liked my previous web template. The blue and gold was the color of two of my sports teams, the Lakers and Rams (and once upon a ...

This past Christmas, my father in law informed me that he had recently read Sam Harris' The End of Faith . It was obvious to me that it ...

Crow has a very bitter taste.

Seattle! Definitely!

Once upon a time, there was an ideal place to live called Southern California. What made it so ideal was it had two urban centers. One was H...

I have a few comments about the holiday and the man many are celebrating today. Friday, a co-worker of mine mentioned that the next Monday (...

I attend the L.A. Auto Show virtually every year (I missed it once in the past 21 years). The Ferraris, Maserattis, Lamborghini's, Lotus...

Michelle and I enjoyed a snowy holiday in upstate New York. It was my first vacation in four years (since we bought our house) so I especial...

For anyone who is not aware of this matter, there is a battle going on concerning the next generation DVD standard. The two new formats are ...

The Arctic Issue Continues From John Adams of the Nation Resources Defense Council (NRDC) " It's the most outrageous scheme yet to ...

Please Stay Tuned It's just crazy at my work. I've been coming in at 6 am and leaving at 8 pm and I've been working weekends. ...

Thanksgiving With Thanksgiving two days away. I will have little time for myself so I will take the opportunity to reflect on what I am mos...

The Liberal Media (Part 2 of a Series) Chapter 1 The Liberal Cinema (Continued) Last week, I pointed out some examples of how politicians, p...

The Liberal Media (Part 1 of a Series) Prologue A short while ago, I was talking with some of my co-workers and the subject of the President...

Baseball's next controversy In 1974, Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Tommy John tore ligaments in his pitching arm. At that time, such an inj...

Paper is Dead. Long Live Paper! Remember how the 2000's was going to mark the beginning of the paperless office? Electronic media in the...

Facts Erik and I got tangled in another topic. Look here. It was another thread that started to get personal. I'm going to rebut here s...

The Solution Recap Last week, I posted about the world-wide problems that confront the human race now, and even more so, in the future. If w...

Hockey's Back! It's good to see one of my favorite spectator sports on TV again. (It's purely a spectator sport for me, I can...

Where Do We Go From Here? Pollution, disease, famine, drought, energy, and war; These are the main general concerns of the human race today ...