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Author Archives: Chris Penningroth
Adding to the Absurdity
One of my frequent reads over at PJ Media is fellow (former) St Louisan Stephen Green at VodkaPundit (who “Covers the absurd in American politics,” and does it quite nicely from a libertarian frame of reference). I finally got a … Continue reading
Posted in Military Affairs, Rest of World Military, Rest of World Military, Uncategorized, USAF
Tagged 'Hog, A-10, Air Force, Aircraft, Aviation History, DoD, Fighter Jets, Fourth-generation fighters, Iraq, Syria, Warthog
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The Genesis of No Twelve-Step Program
Just in case anyone happens to click over here from the Ace of Spades blog comments section: I was just kidding, I don’t actually have a Twelve-step program that helps transition lurkers into commenters.
A New Kind of Sunroof?
This gives a whole new meaning to the term “Sunroof!”
Posted in Engineering, Science
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Merry Christmas 2013
Another year is almost ready for the ‘Recent History” archive! May your New Year 2014 be blessed and happy! Updated:: Now with 100% more Christmas Tree!
Posted in Uncategorized
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From a Certain Point of View
The title is a reference to a parcel of dialogue from one of my favorite childhood movies (the guessing contest to “Name the movie” will be hosted in the comments section below). One character says to another something to the … Continue reading
Posted in Military Affairs, Rest of World Military
Tagged Al Qaeda, al-Nusra, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Terrorists
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Praying for Boston
I feel compelled to share this photo today. I’m praying for Boston, I hope you will too. Twitter: #prayforboston. Follow me on Twitter: @CPenningroth
Posted in Military Affairs, USAF
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Farewell, Lady Margaret Thatcher
I’m going to keep some fond memories of you, Lady Thatcher. Thank you for speaking to us at my University of Missouri campus (I started at least one of the rounds of applause). Thank you for your televised speech at … Continue reading
Posted in International Relations, What's Right
Tagged History, Lady Margaret Thatcher, Memorial, Politics
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Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
This post has been gathering dust as a draft for seven months now. It looks like now is a good time to dust it off and finish it, it may go some small way to explain some of the back-story … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Internet, Literature, Programming & Technical Computing
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Computer Karma Restored
As you may recall from a previous entry, I’ve been promising myself I’d get my old Pentium 4 up and running again with a Linux operating system. I had loaded Kubuntu 8.10 (I think) onto a new hard drive that … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Internet, Programming & Technical Computing
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