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Remembering Oppenheimer, Advice for Job Seekers, We Need More Light, Kangaroo Goes Postal, "Getting My Life Back," and more. |
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A look at some favorite birds, fishing, baseball, and other summer pursuits. There's my most memorable nightmare, traveling music, and some observations about people. |
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Summer comes to an end. Exploring the Yahoo Groups. Remembering Planetall. Traveling Music and Mishaps. The frustration of the Pittsburgh Pirates |
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Fall begins. We comment on "Erectile Dysfunction" pills. The musical piece we wanted for a new National Anthem. Defining the rights of human persons. What makes up "good government." |
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Thanksgiving and Christmas. More traveling music. Covering the "Bubble Boys." Little known historic sites around Philadelphia. Winter Lexicon. Tragedy in Japan. Looking at True Grit. |
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Spring arrives. Encounters with woodpeckers, eagles, and mockingbirds. Missing billions for Iraq. More hijinks of "The Bubble Boys." |
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Summer and Fall of 2011 brings some posts about traveling music, the effects of starlings, continued pursuit of "The Bubble Boys," and some other old memories. |
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Thanksgiving and Christmas. More traveling music. Updates on the "Bubble Boys." The opening of the Presidential Election campaign. One of the weirdest movies ever made. Some of the best moments on The Closer. |
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Looking at the Facebook IPO. Rascal Scooters race along Altoona sidewalks. The US Olympic Field Hockey Team's Pennsylania members. On the Amtrak to Chicago. |
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The Bubble Boys continue their corrupt, money-grubbing ways. We cover some parts of the 2012 election. More traveling music. |
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Observations about retirement. Finally using some of my health insurance. Walking on Oil City's new "rails to trails" trail. The strange cats of Lee's Lane. |
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Jerry Seinfeld's Web show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee." Adventures in the early days of retirement. Joys of a colonoscopy. |
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The start of the "Free Steven Glass" focus on news media abuses, continued pursuit of the Bubble Boys, and the troubles with raccoons. |
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The ISIS beheadings by Jihadi Johnny, exposed as fakes by mainstream media experts, are ridiculed without mercy. Popular songs from the years 1977, 1986, 1996, and 1999 are sampled. The alleged North Korean hack of Sony corporation is analyzed. |
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We start covering the Presidential campaign, ridiculing it without mercy. Popular songs from the early 1990s and 1978 are cataloged. We say goodbye to Johnny Jihadi on the occasion of his (most likely) faked death. |
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Both Presidential candidates get "send ups." We do some software reviews, along with music from different years. |
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We begin intensive research into the Presidential campaign of 2016. Among the music selections are Carly Simon, The Carpenters. |
