Jun 172008
 

While driving down Main Street in Logan Utah today I spotted a car with a mashed-in front stalled in an intersection, with the young woman driver standing next to it crying on a celphone. Cars were passing around her on both left and right; nobody seemed to be helping. So I drove around the block to get back to that intersection, parked and walked to it. As I got to the car, another pedestrian came by at the same time and we both asked if she was alright and if she’d called the cops (yes and yes). The other feller and I then pushed the car out of the intersection. He split, I waited for a minute or two until the police arrived, then I wandered off, my minimal job completed.

The accident was a minor fender-bender (she rear-ended a Jeep, which was parked nearby and looked *pristine,* while her little car was mashed but good), and nobody seems to have gotten hurt. A minor case of not braking adequately at a stoplight, it seemed. But what was annoying was that until I drove around the block, parked and walked up to her, some unknown length of time after the actual accident, *nobody* stopped to render aid.

Feh.

And I couldn’t help but notice the plethora of Obama bumper stickers on the cars that were just wandering right on by the accident without stopping. “Hope” strikes again.

 Posted by at 2:33 am
Jun 172008
 

These photos are of a display on the Boeing Advanced Theater Transport. The photos were taken in 2004 at the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos, CA, and show an early configuration known as “Super Frog.”

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 Posted by at 2:25 am
Jun 152008
 

Two photos of Tak taken seconds apart in the same place, same ambient lighting, only difference being one had the flash on, the other didn’t. Curiously, Tak seems to have been able to predict which shots would have a flash and which wouldn’t… the flash shots *all* have her eyes mostly closed.

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Tak is another Professional Sleeper.

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 Posted by at 10:05 pm
Jun 132008
 

Just damn. A few days ago I posted a bit about Obama’s followers copying Commie art. Then USA Today has to go and show it in action. Specifically in judicial action.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-06-10-ohio-lethal-injection_N.htm?csp=34

A judge in Ohio says the state’s method of putting prisoners to death is unconstitutional because two of three drugs used in the lethal injection process can cause pain.

OK, fine, whatever. But the money shot is the photo of the judge in question:

Somehow I don’t think I’d want him presiding over any trial I was involved with. Or, indeed, any trial.

 Posted by at 7:58 pm