Okay good.... I wasn't in the mood to scrap right now...over a chair that isn't rightfully mine.

Well written article.

Whenever I go camping, I enjoy it. But there is a second level of enjoyment I get out of it when I return back to my house and renew my appreciation for how electricity and gas improve my life.

North Korea...wow.

I'd hold off. I don't see anyone whose headquarters are several blocks from the white house sinking into a chair next to the lake and clinking beers with us, anytime soon

...who you calling possessive?

Great article and so true. The government is turning out lights by way of green energy and electric rates..... guess I will have to light up on Saturday and will pay dearly for it :)

great article. I especially enjoyed the satellite map showing the lights of the eastern world.

Let there be light! It is an abdication of reason to reject the advantages/ benefits to man in favor of an unfounded paranoia.

Greetings Mr. Day,
Welcome to the gulch. Please, pull up a chair. Just make sure you don't take that adirondak by the water, somebody, (I won't mention names) is a little possessive having called dibs. :)

Another worthy article, thanks.

Regards,
O.A.

Turning off their brains is right. The plight of the primative, to evolve backwards in service of grand ol' Mother Earth. What a stupid idea.

lol. I guess you have some detractors since the dings occurred. You'll draw more traffic from the Gulch if you comment occasionally, as you already know.
If you get a chance, please check out my post on Locke and Rand freshly out today (my husband's blog).

I am the CEO of The Atlas Society

hey ard, I think you'd get more comments on your posts if you introduced yourself. Are you a member of the Atlas Society? Contributor?