Author: David K Every

There was an article over at MacNet2 that a friend (known as Mark M) called my attention to, that was sort of the traditional

On December 28 a Russian rocket boosted the Giove-A satellite into orbit from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. What was it for? The EU

To understand world politics and the U.S, we must first understand what makes our political systems different. They are pretty basic and fundamental; that

MacOS Rumors (http://www.macosrumors.com/20050523B.php), discussed Apple creating their own cell phone network. This is bizarre to me; the cell phone industry is a HIGHLY competitive

Michael Jackson just got off, kinda literally and figuratively. While he wasn’t declared innocent, he was declared not-guilty, and a serial weirdo goes free.

I often read many foreign papers after a major news event, just to see what their take on things is. NYT, Guardian, Le Monde

There’s always hope in the new year. We can get some of our best inspiration by looking at what just happened. So here’s a

Every year or so, I hear some America basher, here or abroad, bring up the issue of Hiroshima and “the Bomb”. That the U.S.

Currently, there’s been a lot of news about Israel pulling out of the Jewish Settlements in the Gaza Strip. People are inundated with emotional

Lack of responsibility drives me nuts, as does agendas over sanity. 1) People chose not to stock up on water/supplies despite numerous warnings; but

We had another very important and significant event in Iraq the other day. Despite the constant polls that show this President is more popular

Investors Business Daily had a really good article that I wanted to share. It uses the empirical model of reverse engineering different results to