Author Archives: Alaska

Federal Universal Food Plan

When you strip away the means testing for food stamps, that’s pretty much what’s left. You just have to apply. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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Ha Ha

Sucks to be you, kiddies. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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Opposite Ends of a Spectrum

A McLaren parked next to my F350 the other day. Even in Day-Glo Orange, that is one nice-looking vehicle. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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In a Laboratory Once Upon a Time, at work was a Doctor named Frankenstein

We’ve all borne down hard on a ratchet* working on an engine or the like. Now I know what it feels like to be on the receiving end. I tell you what, it feels pretty weird. Got a dental implant … Continue reading

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I thought this was Effective

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The solution is to live in a barn

I truly hate the “great room”/open kitchen concept as much as I am certain their originators were not introverts, but I can see that concept being extended to eliminate room partitions altogether as the population ages, to preserve memory. – … Continue reading

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New Acronym — CITBN

I did not attend this presentation; I found it while researching other items it discusses. Thus, I cannot verify whether or not the mention of “Chip-in-the-back-of-the-neck” (page 7)  as one of several “emerging payment technologies” was a joke.  

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IntraLasik FTW

I had the all-laser eye surgery two days after New Year’s, and went from this (which is like 20/700 in the worst eye) – to 20/20 the next day, and now 20/15 one week out. I had no idea women … Continue reading

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House in a Can

I like this idea for a retreat. Even better, the can-in-a-can model. Fill the gap with insulation and you’re fireproof, quake-proof (mostly) and comfy, without all the radon issues from going underground. Plus, it looks like a grain silo. Nobody … Continue reading

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Bigfoot/Yeti DNA update

Remember this exciting possibility? Well, nuts, it turned out to be a polar bear. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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