Diagnosing Al Gore: Truth in the Balance - Man Made Global Warming Debunking News and Links

As I've said before, I think Huber was right, the "environment is too important to leave it to the environmentalists." What I need is the facts to know what the situation really is, how much action is prudent to take, by when and by whom. Rather than take what Al Gore says at face value check it out. Have a look at this article for example. Or read the article by Mary Ellen Tiffany Gilder (yes George's daughter).

Wouldn't it be great if a commons database like Freebase had a peer reviewed data structure with the facts in it (as well as the assumptions in the models) so that anyone could see for themselves what was actually happening.

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Just Yesterday We Were Children

Beth Chinn Harp and Helen Allen McKeown have complied a phenomenal 1250 page volume cataloging the lives of the people as a way to tell the history of my home town ( Centertown, Kentucky ).

Review: Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Having read only snippets and never a complete biography of Leonardo da Vinci before, I have no basis of comparison from which to judge the accuracy of Isaacson's beautifully written account of Leonardo's life. Assuming it's accurate, Isaacson's account leaves no doubt that; the man was a true genius, he led a fascinating life much of which was enabled by being born near the beginning of the Renaissance in Europe and he was fortunate to have been associated with so many other brilliant characters. The only minor issue I had with the book was not always being able to tell exactly what the current scholarly research consensus is about the many mysteries of Leonardo's life versus Isaacson's opinion. The book is well worth reading. View all my reviews

50th Anniversary

This past May my wife and I celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary. The time has passed quickly but it certainly doesn't seem like 50 years. Like most, we've had our ups and downs in fifty years, but on the whole have been blessed with good health, three fine sons and nine grandchildren. Looking forward to the next chapter.

Douglas L. Ross - My Personal Reflections

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