Friday Fun

Finance and technology have been partners for decades.  Banks began automating bookkeeping as far back as 1959.  Then the Automated Teller Machine (ATM) materialized at about the same time young people donning hippie fashions overran the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco.  Then their partnership really started moving fast.  An automated stock exchange cr

Charlie Brown just wants to kick a football.  Yet each time I’ve watched him attempt it, Lucy van Pelt swipes the ball away right as he plants his non-kicking foot.  As the rules of Newtonian Physics kick in, he ends up in a horizontal position before falling to the ground.

Summer is in full swing.  Nearly a week after the season started we’re just a day away from celebrating the birth of America’s independence.  Generally, this is a festive time, celebrated with large gatherings of family and friends, concerts, and parades.  Of course, aerial fireworks are part of the tradition as well.  

Time is what keeps everything from happening at once.

Mourning doves are found throughout America and have large populations in most places they reside.  They are a hearty animal, capable of surviving in a variety of conditions, including summers in desert climates.  As you know, deserts are challenging environments.  Relative to other parts of earth, little grows here and that which does is highly adapted.  For these birds to