The Trials Of Left Brainers.

It’s a known fact that our public school system is in serious trouble.  But what about those students who are not typical or average students?  I just finished reading an interesting book about left-brainers.  Katherine Beals, a mother of 3 left-brainers wrote a book called Raising a Left-Brain Child in a Right-Brain World: Strategies for […]

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I just finished reading a fascinating book about the nature of supposed ‘out of character’ crimes.  Dr. Stanton E. Samenow is a forensic psychologist who wrote The Myth Of The ‘Out of Character’ Crime.  His whole approach to criminal behavior runs counter to reigning orthodoxy.  Samenow finds that in daily life criminals think differently than normal […]

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I’m delving into Russian literature for the first time.  I’m currently reading Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment.  Dostoevsky’s gives us a detailed look inside the mind of a young student, who plans a murder of an old pawnbroker.  The story unfolds as Raskolnikov comes to terms with his horrible crime.  One aspect of this novel is […]

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Two weeks have passed since the earthquake in Haiti.  It’s good that nations all over the world are helping with the rescue effort.  However, it is painfully obvious that Haiti has no infrastructure that would be able to withstand a natural catastrophe.  This is ultimately a consequence of corrupt government and more specifically, foreign aid.  This […]

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I wanted to apologize for not responding to comments in a timely manner.  For some odd reason I could not reply.  I’m still new to blogging, and I’m still trying to figure it out.  It’ll be one year since I started, and I’m still learning.  For the New Year I will respond regularly to comments. […]

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I wanted to direct your attention to an article  I read.  It is the triumph of the human spirit.  The story is about William Kamkwamba, a young man from Malawi, who was prompted after reading a textbook about wind powered mills decided to create his own.  This story is such an inspiration to me.  One […]

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It has been 8 years since that horrific day of barbarians inflicting mass murder on our nation.   As that day unfolded, the question I asked myself was why would 19 young men, who lived in this country, enjoyed its freedom and prosperity for years plan this evil deed?  I didn’t accept the political correct views that these men were […]

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As I wrote in a previous post, the idea that a dictatorship can occur in America is not far fetched.  Under the pretext of cybersecurity, the Obama administration wants to effectively shut down private internet service.  This is unbelievable to me.  Read the article for yourself and see how vague the language is.  It’s important […]

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I’ve just read some sad news.  A favorite show of mine from childhood, Reading Rainbow has ended.  Words cannot describe how I enjoyed this show growing up.  I can’t believe it was on for 26 years.  From reading the article, the reason for ending was financial but also philosophical.  The purpose of the show was […]

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The title of this post serves a purpose.  President Obama is now resorting to authoritarian tactics to silence the debate on healthcare “reform”.  I put reform in quotes for a reason.  This plan would financially ruin the country.  It would also give government unprecedented control of  our lives at our most vulnerable.  Ladies and gentlemen we have now entered […]

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