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June 10, 2021   ·   0 Comments by GWYNNE DYER The Silly Season has come early this year.  Normally it happens in August, when wicked people all over the northern hemisphere temporarily stop doing evil things to take their children to the beach and enjoy the last of the summer. With no bad news to report, desperate journalists will run any story, however silly. Why is it Silly Season in June this year? Because the US Department of Defence has announced that it will release a report on “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” (UAPs), whic...

Scout's Honor #5 Review: Highly Recommended Posted on Scouts Honor #5 starts with a flashback that provides great room for a wonderful callback; this action-packed series finale builds wonderfully on everything that has happened before. Likewise, elements of "hoisted by his own petard" come into play with the series' Seventh Law for a wonderful bit of dramatic resolution, giving each main character a complete arc. Scout's Honor #5 Cover. Credit: Aftershock Comics Kit is considered a "heretic," a teenaged girl who has masqueraded as a boy to be a member of the Ranger Scouts, the only semblan...

Physics Before Galileo in the 15th Century Author: We can clearly see that the eventual arrival of classical mechanics and much of the background for other branches of science was taking root as we get closer to Galileo's time, and it was during the 15th century that many of those plants began to sprout out of the ground. The Mertonians and Bradwardine’s work was especially critical, but none of them ever developed the idea of energy. During this timeframe, the concept began to sneak in (Wallace 52). Motion was being thought of as a ratio that had existence outside of a particular circumsta...

June 01, 2021 After a tumultuous 2020 when COVID-19 disrupted both classroom instruction and graduation exercises, hundreds of seniors returned to normalcy in recent days through ceremonies celebrating both their academic achievements and overcoming the pandemic. Yet the coronavirus loomed over the proceedings held at various campuses across Surry County, as was the case Saturday morning during Mount Airy High School’s commencement program. “Wow, what a year it has been,” Valedictorian Brooke Lankford told a large crowd assembled on the school’s football field, saying COVID-19 had pro...

Whether leftists know it or not, their War on Cops is being governed by a timeless economic principle — one made famous by Ronald Reagan: “If you want more of something, subsidize it; if you want less of something, tax it.” Back in the day, we used to subsidize careers in law enforcement with an abiding show of gratitude and admiration. Cops were our kids’ heroes, and we were overwhelmingly supportive of the vital work they did. Even Hollywood lauded law enforcement with shows such as Dragnet, Adam-12, Hawaii Five-O, S.W.A.T., Starsky and Hutch, Miami Vice, Law & Order, an...