On The Edge of Sanity

Viewing Earth from the perspective of a tiny fragile globe hurling through space humbles and inspires all at once - but makes flag waving and joining in difficult. And so from age 10 on things got difficult. I mean if you're paying attention, even just a little, how can you not be angry? But how also can you not be inspired and awed. And so I write. By Charlie Phillips

Saturday, April 30, 2016

John Boehner is a Jackass

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“I think my proudest accomplishment is walking out of there (congress) the same jackass I was 25 years before,” Mr. Boehner said, according...
Thursday, April 28, 2016

They Shoot Horses Dont They

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Lazy    Doctors        Should             Be                    Shot                     (or at least made to be patients) 
Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Have a Nice Day

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Toxic rank mud, wet straw, and canvas Dark and stifling Spotlight on the freak in the corner The crowd - quiet, reverent, ignorant We...
Wednesday, April 6, 2016

On Global Warming - A Little Effort Please

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Arguments from global warming naysayers: Global warming is just a natural cycle. The earth has seen countless of warming cycles in the p...
Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Nature Abhors a Vacuum

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Nature abhors a vacuum , horror vacui , first postulated by Aristotle and later restated by Galileo and others, basically states that given...

And So It Goes....

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Septic related lung injury (ARDS), as presently defined, is a clinical description, not a disease - based on a blood gas and a chest x-ra...

Fits and Starts

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In science the mundane abhor a vacuum. They will rush in by the thousands and argue over minutia - endlessly, exhaustively, for years. Runn...
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