The manly-lookin’ Leatherman Tread
Leatherman multi-tools can certainly come in handy, but they are one more thing that has to be stuffed in a pocket or hung on a belt. That’s where the Leatherman Tread comes in. It’s a stainless steel bracelet that incorporates 25 tools within its links. Additionally, because none of those tools are knives, it shouldn’t cause problems going through airport security. read more
When my son was in the ninth grade, we reluctantly agreed to let him move into the basement.
Then I realized how convenient it was to get him to the breakfast table.
Before, I used to stand at the bottom of the staircase and scream his name. read more
This time Alfonzo at ZONATION discusses the misconception of Obama’s interview with GloZell, the election and Republican outreach as it pertains to popular culture and the younger vote and big government.
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On January 27, I Googled the following: “How much money will the democrats spend on the 2016 presidential election?” I’ll explain why in a moment. Actually, what came up will be explanation enough.
What came up had no resemblance to my inquiry. The number one ranked answer to my inquiry was: “Koch Brothers’ Budget of $889 Million for 2016 Is on Par With Both Parties’ Spending,” by The New York Times.
You see, I read an article in the UK Telegraph about the Koch Brothers and their plan to spend $1.4 million per day until election day, 2016, to see to it that the Republicans win the White House and retain control of both the House and Senate.
On the first page of Google search were 12 selections. Every one was about the evil Republican Koch Brothers. The New York Times, Washington Post, 2 Politico stories, Reuters, the Telegraph, the Dallas News, CBS News and MSNBC – all inhabited the front page, yet not a single answer to my request regarding the Democrats or Hillary.
All of them were decrying the fact that the devil twins – the Koch Brothers, were going to just buy the election.
The New York Times quotes Davis Axelrod, a former senior adviser to Obama, as saying “It’s no wonder the candidates show up when the Koch Brothers call. That’s exponentially more money than any party organization will spend. In many ways, they have superseded the party.” read more
The Mouse-Box includes a 1.4GHz CPU and 128GB of storage
We’ve seen plenty of compact PCs in the past, but few as tiny as the Mouse-Box. This new invention from a team of Polish engineers packs a fully-functioning computer into a mouse that you can hold in your hand. All you need to add is a screen and a keyboard and you’re ready to start work, get online or launch a presentation. The Mouse-Box is currently at the prototype stage and its makers are looking for funding to bring it to production. read more
The banana bread I was making was in the oven when my 16-year-old came into the kitchen where the family had gathered.
“That bread smells about done don’t you think, Mom?” he asked. read more
Tomorrow, weather permitting, My New Hampshire State Senate Judiciary Committee, will hold a hearing regarding some gun issues. These issues are:
In honor of this I’ve decided to re-release an article from a few years ago explaining the absurdity of current gun laws, not just in New Hampshire, but in every state.
by: the Common Constitutionalist
In Texas, 1999, a U.S. District Judge, Sam Cummings ruled in a domestic abuse case that the second amendment guaranteed an individual the right to keep and bear arms.
There was naturally blowback from this decision. His detractors claimed he neglected to follow usual judicial practice. You see, his sin was not citing 
legal precedent to support his decision.
That one sentence clearly defines a major problem in this country, run by pinhead lawyers – so full of arrogance that they think themselves and their court decisions superior to the Constitution and the founders. By citing only court precedent instead of original intent one bad decision leads to another and so on.
Some legal pinheads might cite the Supreme Court case U.S. v Miller (1939) wherein the court ruled the Second Amendment’s “obvious purpose… Was to assure the continuation and render possible the effectiveness of the state militia” (the National Guard). In the early 1980s, the Illinois Supreme Court as well as the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that there was no right for individuals to keep and bear arms in the second amendment.
Now I’m not a constitutional scholar or great jurist with an army of researchers, but I can read. read more
A New Zealand inventor has designed and built his own hovercraft with a twist. It doesn’t just hover – it flies. It starts out like any hovercraft until it hits about 44 MPH – then it takes off.
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The flight attendant watched a passenger try to stuff his hopelessly overloaded bags into the overhead bin.
Finally she informed him that he would have to check the over-sized luggage. read more
Yes – another installment from that serious journalist Andrew Klavan. This time he attempts to clarify a few words from the Lefties Dictionary.
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