A Call to Conservative Unity

by Michael Anderson // March 27, 2015 // Comments off

These are exciting times for conservatives, Ted Cruz has just announced he is running for President and more will follow. Louie Gohmert could be in or out. As conservatives we stand for individual liberty and we expect liberty in our... Continue reading →

Ozzie

by Kari Anderson // March 9, 2015 // Comments off

It took a little bit of trying, but we’ve finally got Yoshi’s Companion.  I was so relieved when I got that right at opening and grabbed him.  I kept listening to the secretary takes calls from people asking about Ozzie.... Continue reading →

Poor Yoshi

by Kari Anderson // March 8, 2015 // Comments off

Lately poor Yoshi has taken some bumps and hard knocks in his life. You may be wondering who Yoshi is. Yoshi is Caleb’s Dog. The biggest hard-knock Yosh had was when his puppy friend, Cookie, went to the Rainbow bridge.... Continue reading →

I like cookies

by Caleb Anderson // March 8, 2015 // Comments off

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Thanksgiving

by Kari Anderson // March 6, 2015 // Comments off

Lately it feels like we’ve had one catastrophe after the other. Heidi was finally recently diagnosed with IBS, as was Caleb, after both struggled with stomach pain for weeks if not months.  I went through months of instability with my... Continue reading →

Interesting NASA Temperature Data

by Michael Anderson // December 19, 2014 // Comments off

Comparison of NASA Temperature Data This image shows a comparison of temperature difference data for the US that should be the same data set. The purple thin line is the archived data from web.archive.org which was archived May 7, 2001.... Continue reading →

Bitfields in Managed Code

by Michael Anderson // October 8, 2013 // Comments off

What are Bitfields? If you’re asking this question, then you probably should stay away, but I’ll answer anyway. A bitfield is a method in C/C++ to map sub-components of a structure that is stored in a primitive type. For example,... Continue reading →

ChromeOS in VMWare Player

by Michael Anderson // September 11, 2013 // Comments off

Background Recently my kids have all gotten Chromebooks at school. The high school students bring their Chromebooks home which means I get to play a little with them. Since the Chromebook is the property of the school system I can’t... Continue reading →

This Must be an Impeachable Offense

by Michael Anderson // October 26, 2012 // Comments off

The Obama regime killed four Americans by refusing to send backup, by ordering units who were ready to go to stand down. This has got to be an impeachable offense. Via Fox News Continue reading →

Public Debt – Where are We Going?

by Michael Anderson // August 10, 2012 // Comments off

Public Debt Outstanding The US Treasury has a nifty online application that tracks the Debt to the Penny since 1993. Despite the fact that the data presented is rather disheartening, I graphed the numbers to look for trends. From first... Continue reading →