Stossel on Leftist Corruption of Science
Reason Interviews the Babylon Bee
The Gadsden Flag
Talk about the rattlesnake brings a couple of personal memories to me. I remember when UTEP recruited me to join the faculty, I got a pamphlet on how to survive a snake bite.
Second, when I was in high school at a Texas border city suburb, the school (along with a nearby junior high) was only about a mile away in a straight line from the USAF west gate. The intervening land was owned by a local rancher. The rumor was the USG wanted to negotiate an easement across the land to the school but the rancher held out for too high a price. So the school buses had to drive a 3-mile horseshoe pattern around the property through downtown. We high school students often had to wait for junior high buses to return for pickup, and I remember one, maybe multiple times joining a fellow military brat walk across the ranch land back to the base. It wasn't great; cactus all over the place, and yes, hisses and ominous rattles all along the ways. I never spotted a rattler, thank God. After a few trips, I went solo. Not all the time over my 3 years (I earned my diploma early), but probably at least 1-2 dozen times. I never told Mom, of course.
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Musical Interlude: #1 Hits of 1991
Amy Grant, "Baby, Baby"
