Why Should You Purchase Car Insurance?

Car insurance isn’t a new topic. People have been purchasing car insurance policies for different reasons. With car insurance, you cover yourself from risks from car accidents and damages. But why should you invest in car insurance? Is investing in car insurance worth your money? Well, car insurance comes with a myriad of benefits. Here … Read more

Perspective on Government Imposed Shutdown

Perspective on Government Imposed Shutdown

It is time for some perspective on government imposed shutdown. The President made an announcement. He is aiming toward Easter Sunday as the point at which to begin getting the economy going again. This is triggering heavy opposition. The debate is about how much destruction to the economy to inflict. That is simply a stupid … Read more

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5 Must-Have Testing Devices for Error-Free Experiments

A perfect testing device is a sign of accuracy. It is a must-have in school and college laboratories, industrial labs and scientific labs. A slight deflection or miscalculation can question the whole experiment. So, you must have the best testing devices. Be it for measuring the coefficient of friction or water content of the soil, … Read more

Spend Spending

Nashua School District Staff Should Not be a Protected Class

On Friday, March 13th the Nashua Board of Education voted to provide full compensation to all district personnel for five days from March 16th to 23rd while shutting down the schools. There was no discussion of the cost to taxpayers as these funds were already in this year’s budget.

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Enhancing our political immune system

Consider the COVID-19 virus.  Or any virus, really.  But not what it does.  Rather, how it works.  Very briefly, it works by exploiting a general-purpose mechanism that your cells use to build the proteins that make up and operate your body.

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Live Free and Rant

Live Free and Rant 4: Every Business is Essential

Another lovely day in the apocalypse, and the US government has still shut down giant chunks of the economy. We go over our brave representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) and his unpopular stand against due process and pork barrel spending in the latest stimulus bill. We also cover the designation of some businesses as “non-essential” in … Read more

PVC Sheets

Polyvinyl Chloride Foam Boards: Everything You Should Know

Technology has introduced many new building materials into the market that are both affordable and high on strength. These materials are uniquely designed to incorporate the attractive features of natural materials whilst eliminating the drawbacks of the same. PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) Foam Board, for instance, is well-suited for use in signboards and furniture. This … Read more

NH Liquor Stores Closing

NH Liquor Stores Closing Some Locations

New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlets announced today on Facebook that they will be temporarily closing some of their locations due to a lack of staffing. These closures have already taken effect, according to a spokesperson for the NHSLC outlets. The locations now temporarily closed are: Milford Jaffrey Walpole Lincoln Hinsdale Winchester Swanzey The Governor … Read more

Pedestrian accident

Pedestrian Accidents More Than Double in The Past 2 Years

Pedestrian accidents are on the rise in the US. The latest reports state that pedestrian accidents have more doubled in the last two years. Across the nation, the numbers are a damaging indictment of the increased danger on the roads of the US, with an accident involving a pedestrian every 88 minutes. Herrman & Herrman … Read more

Defeat The Flu.

Threats of Martial Law

California is the most populous and most leftist state and its governor is making threats of martial law.  Is it possible? Sure, but what made the threat seem reasonable? Let’s think about that for a few seconds.

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