A spicy take on a southern classic that involves creamy grits, shrimp stock, and proteins. Not an overly difficult recipe, but it does take some time and toward the end a lot seems to happen all at once. My advise, get your mis en place …
Read MoreThe Sad Saga of How the Medical Profession Turned into a Business
Retracing a lifetime of medical office visits that mark the steady decline of the once prestigious medical profession into a business.
Read MoreDifference Between High School Teacher and University Professor
For other posts, visit my Commentary blog. My Dad and I were reminiscing over coffee about our experiences as teachers. He taught high school Social Studies in North Carolina in the 1970’s, and later on an Indian reservation in South Dakota. I taught graduate mathematics …
Read MoreFirst Hand Look at Fly-Over Country
After 900 miles of tranquil countryside roaring to life with green pastures, rivers raging with run-off, and livestock lazily lounging away their spring, I welcomed the special power of the West and confirmed, like I always do, why I could never trade the open sense of freedom I feel in the West for anything they offer back East.
Read MoreThe COVID Crisis Is Clearly Over
Based on analytical data, scientific analysis, and a logical assessment of the conclusions that can be drawn from the words, action, and deeds of politicians, medical professions, the media, and most importantly the American people, the COVID crisis is clearly over.
Read MoreTo Riot, or Not To Riot: That Is The Question
To demonstrate just how absurdly complicit academia has become, Harvard University actually asserts that racisms causes COVID.
Read MoreCOVID Day 82: Attenuation – The COVID Crisis Appears to be Ending
Let’s hope that like most Chinese made products COVID is poorly engineered with a short useful life. Let’s hope the virus continues to weaken to the point that when flu season restarts in September the virus is benign.
Read MoreCOVID Day 81: Jumping the Shark while Nuking the Fridge
The behavior of politicians and the media are clear indicators we’ve descended even lower into the inferno of the absurd.
Read MoreCOVID Day 80: The Curious Case of a Chinese Virus that Causes Blood Disease
Coronaviruses are respiratory but 40% of COVID deaths have been vascular, which is why I remain convinced COVID-19 was man-made by the Chinese to maximize criticality.
Read MoreCOVID Day 79: In Search of the Illusive Boogeyman
Just as the COVID crisis winds down and rioters seek to bump the pandemic off headlines, along comes a new coronavirus boogeyman sure to make us quake in fear. This new boogeyman is so frightening it might even get governors to kindly ask rioters to suspend looting long enough to please put facemasks back on so they don’t catch COVID while burning down churches.
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