Random Acts of Verbiage

The strong nuclear force is what holds the protons in an atom’s nucleus together via interactions between gluons and quarks (sub-atomic particles). If this force did not exist protons we repel each other because of the electromagnetic force and atoms could not form. If the electromagnetic force did not exist, negatively charged electrons would not [...]

In a similar vein to David Plotz’s Blogging the Bible, Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch, will be blogging the Qur’an over at HotAir. I am hoping to keep up with his posts and maybe even try to read it along with him! Check out Hot Air introduces: Blogging the Qur’an for their introductory remarks [...]

Alternate post title: Somewhere a village is missing their idiot (but I thought that might be a bit harsh…). It appears this isn’t satire, which is bizarre. The winner for one of the most unbelievable posts goes to: Heliocentrism is an Atheist Doctrine. Yes that’s right; someone is actually arguing against the Heliocentric model (that [...]

Many of the bloggers that stumble across this post will know all about this already, this post is for those that don’t know what a feed is and/or want to know how use feeds to help reading blogs. I wanted to write this because I know there are lots that could benefit from using feeds [...]

Bill Whittle is an amazing essayist. If you have never read him before, go read everything you can, perhaps even buy his book (a compilation of his essays), over at Eject! Eject! Eject! You will be well served to read and ponder what he has to say. I write this post in response to his [...]

I suppose it is kind of silly to post this late (I was away from my computer this weekend, ok??), but I am going to do it anyway! May 19th marked the 3rd anniversary of my blogging experience! I started out asking the question: Why am I Here? I think over the last three years [...]