Biodiesel and the 'Oil Dependency' Myth

Friday, August 20th, 2010

The simple fact of life in this country is that in many cases we actually need a vehicle. While many cities have made great strides with public transportation in the last few years, America?s dependency on the automobile won?t disappear any time soon.

For decades Americans have been at the mercy of the petroleum companies, literally […]

Remembering 80s Arcade Games

Saturday, August 14th, 2010

The funniest thing triggered some great old memories of 80s arcade games . Last night I went to a store, a 24-hour convenience one, to get a cigarette lighter and asked for the difference between Bic lighters and Scripto lighters. Unexpectedly the boy on shift was helpful and kind enough to inform me that as […]

Simulation Games

Monday, August 9th, 2010

Simulation games create a whole new world to explore, one that is virtually realistic. They represent a virtual environment, with virtual characters having interesting and life-like interactions between the various components of a virtual world. The graphics and sounds are often amazingly close to reality. Everything seems real, from the weather conditions over the Pacific […]

If You Play Arcade Games, Here are Some Tips to Play Games Online

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

For the last few years, the only games my sons would play online were arcade games. I have to admit that these games are quite interesting, and if I was lucky enough to have some free time, which I did have some back then, I would sit with them while they played and get quite […]

Truck Car Games

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

The world of car racing games offers a wide variety of options: Formula 1 racing games, rally racing games, dirt bike racing games, truck racing games and many more. Among many racing game aficionados some of the most challenging and realistic games are the off road racing games. The rough terrain, the unexpected switches between […]

Fishing Games - A Quick Peek in the History

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

A tranquil lake. The sound of rippling water. Waves lulling you to sleep as they slap against the sides of your small boat. The sound of leaves rustling in some far off distance. The smell of damp earth. A moment later, a sharp tug at the end of the pole is felt. Man then pits […]

The Development of Drug Criminalization in America

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

The development of federal statutes and the underlying reasons that led to the criminalization of psycho-active substances in American society began at the turn of the twentieth century. Society reacted to the detriment that resulted from unchecked promotion and use of heroin and cocaine by addicts, paving the way for the government to begin […]

Legislation Mandating Network Neutrality…The Right Thing?

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

The US Congress is considering legislation that will either require network neutrality of US carriers, or allow them to prioritize traffic over their own networks specific to their own services. Is this the right thing…and for who? Should US carriers be allowed to prioritize their own traffic over their networks, or should they […]

Statists and Total Dependency

Friday, August 15th, 2008

Americans have always seen themselves as independent and self-sufficient. The spirit of this nation has fostered the view that any American, willing to work hard and take some risk, could strive to achieve any future he wanted, including the Presidency of the United States. It's a tantalizing picture but if it did ever exist, it […]

The Surfboard

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

What was once a ritualistic, spiritual experience for the early Hawaiians and Polynesians in the construction of their surfboards has now become a multi-billion dollar industry with technologically advanced materials, sponsorships and celebrity. The surfboard has gone through as many changes as the culture of surfing progresses. The ancient Hawaiians constructed either ?Olo? (boards reserved […]