There’s a lot of talk going around about setting price limits on groceries, gasoline and other products. It doesn’t take a lot of study in economics to understand this is destined to end with a big failure. The experts will say that it has never worked in any country it has been tried in. For… Continue reading Just Call Me the Root Problems Czar
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Bible Resources for the Blind
This is not a tutorial in using these products. It’s just a quick list of helpful resources. Bibles, the good, bad and otherwise. Logos. Definitely the most popular and best in the world, but not accessible for screen readers. The same inaccessible results in both PC and Mac. If you have a Logos library, stand… Continue reading Bible Resources for the Blind
Truth and Fiction of CRT 4 Wrapping Up
The question is whether CRT is being taught in school, and if it is, is it the kind of thing that children should learn? The official response is that it’s a legal framework for law students to analyze racial inequality in the legal system. Great, keep it there. The categories it examines are highly subjective… Continue reading Truth and Fiction of CRT 4 Wrapping Up
Truth and Fiction of CRT 3 Social Diversity
There are those who claim that CRT is a legal framework and not being taught in schools. As a legal framework, it is not. However, CRT is supercharged with racial and social justice beliefs. Those beliefs have little to do with the law, and despite the call for justice, the demands are one sided, illogical,… Continue reading Truth and Fiction of CRT 3 Social Diversity
Truth and Fiction of CRT 2 Systemic Racism
Systemic racism. This is one of the top-level tenants in the CRT framework. The idea is to teach that there are racial inequalities built into laws, and how they are enforced and punished. Remember, CRT is a framework intended to be a lens to examine doubtful legal practices. The idea is to challenge all levels… Continue reading Truth and Fiction of CRT 2 Systemic Racism
Truth and Fiction of CRT 1 Background with Racial Problems
Being a long time electronic repair guy, my first thought on the topic was, “CRT? Cathode Ray Tube? What’s so controversial? Why not just transition to flat screens for television enjoyment?” With all the uproar over it, I figured the acronym was actually something related to the social justice universe. CRT, as it has come… Continue reading Truth and Fiction of CRT 1 Background with Racial Problems
SBC Defense and Observations
I notice the many attacks on the SBC lately on the Christian Podcast Community. Many rightly so. I notice the nearly 50-50 split mirrors the kind of political split in American politics. Regardless of the leftward shift, for many churches and individuals in the SBC, it really won’t matter, and others won’t consider leaving. Even… Continue reading SBC Defense and Observations
My Viral Need Seems to be Vaccinated. Lend Me a Hand and Make Me Sick
Or, The Roof is Caving In What makes an item on the Internet go viral? I’ll get to the point. I have a personal need and hate to even publicize it. The conventional wisdom is to dive into the world of Crowdfunding, but I don’t have all that big of followership, and certainly not a… Continue reading My Viral Need Seems to be Vaccinated. Lend Me a Hand and Make Me Sick
Important Update for Folks with Email Accounts on My Server
The site was recently migrated, and some things have broken. If you’re having trouble with your email, visit my Info Page for details on how to fix it. It may fix itself with time, but if not, visit the page and follow the instructions. If you aren’t using secure settings, please remove the email account… Continue reading Important Update for Folks with Email Accounts on My Server
Answers to Test Questions Compiled by Music Teachers
From the Missouri School Music Newsletter, these are answers to test questions compiled by music teachers. Agnus Dei was a woman composer famous for her church music. A refrain in music is the part you better not try to sing. A virtuoso is a musician with real high morals. John Sebastian Bach died from 1750… Continue reading Answers to Test Questions Compiled by Music Teachers