Distilling Absinthe — Part III
The United States Postal Service certainly had a weird way of delivering a package. I live in an apartment complex, meaning that packages that cannot be put in ...
Author: Kenneth Ballard
Emergency dentistry
Here in Kansas City there are a number of emergency services available. There are emergency rooms for emergency medical attention. The closest to where I live i...
Distilling Absinthe – Part II
Now that we’re past the introduction, let’s actually get down to work, starting with a small aside on the table. I said in the previous section that...
Distilling another batch of Absinthe
It has been about a year since I last wrote about my wife’s computer, Absinthe. In that time the system has been running smoothly without any complaints. ...
Thank you, FedEx
I’ve written about FedEx a few times, including going so far as to write a couple articles talking about a complaint I had against them in late Q3 2014 (h...
Doxing anti-vaxxers
If you click on the “Vaccines” category for this blog, you’ll find two other articles preceding this one. Vaccines is one topic that probably ...
Reply to Nicholas Kristof
Nicholas Kristof is a writer for the New York Times focusing on human rights, women’s rights, health and global affairs. As part of the SundayReview colum...
Road Trip: A renewed view of the Second Amendment
Recently I had the great opportunity to take a road trip with my wife to southern Nevada. Being a freshly-renewed permitted carrier of a concealed weapon from M...
Desert Sapphire – Delivered
The project is now in the client’s hands. Let’s go over the last steps and the final details. First, the PMP-420 was a no-go. I replaced it with a D...
Desert Sapphire – Part IV
So the build continues… The day after Christmas, my wife and I drove out into Kansas to visit family. Given the weather forecast for the next day compared...
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