Musing over the “news”

A Facebook ad pitching a news aggregator got me thinking about common media grievances. The notion that reading both sides yields objective truth is an illusion—two partisan distortions do not cancel each other out. Nor is wanting ‘just what happened’ realistic in a complex world where we must rely on earned trust and expert context to understand events. Trust is not granted merely because an outlet claims neutrality, and it certainly is not found in an online pitch promising a shortcut to absolute truth. Take those promises with salt.

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Another high Heat Advisory for Houston region

For the second time in as many days dangerous scorching heat is forecast Tuesday in the Houston region. Source: Another high Heat Advisory for Houston region When you walk out

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And It’s Not Even Summer Yet…

Houston’s temperature reached 100 degrees on Thursday, setting two records. It marks a record high for the day — the prior record was 97. It also marks the earliest date

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More Coffee In The News

A pilot’s spilled coffee accidentally triggered a hijacking alert and caused a United Airlines flight from Chicago to Frankfurt, Germany, to make an unscheduled stop in Canada. A Transport Canada

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Harris County Is Looking For A New Owner For Its Whorehouse…

Harris County has a whorehouse for sale. Commissioners Court has on its hands the Velvet Touch, a business that operated on Highway 6 South, and will consider this morning how

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It Is The Second Anniversary Of My OTC Freedom

For over 35 years one of the defining events of each year was the opening of the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston. During much of that time, OTC was the

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A Thought To Change Direction…Or Perspective

Philosopher Buckminster Fuller said that although we are all born geniuses, the process of living tends to de-genius us. That’s the bad news. The good news is that 2009 is

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