Let’s all just calm down.
One hundred and thirteen measles cases in California represents 0.0002897435897435897% of the approximately 39,000,000 people in California.
Not exactly an epidemic.
California Measles Cases
February 15, 2015The Kiss
January 7, 2015
Sexual harassment, a hostile work environment and elder abuse all in one photo
Watch Your Step
January 1, 2015
Japanese early warning radar on Makin Island.
“The Shield” replaces the “Global Force for Good”
December 18, 2014
The Navy has finally dumped the unpopular “Global Force for Good”
thing with a new advertisement.
This is a good start.
USS Arleigh Burke Launces Tomahawks
September 23, 2014Irony & Sexual Assault Awareness Month at the Naval Academy
April 12, 2014
If you thought the leadership in the U.S. Navy have been making some bad decisions lately, look who they think should lecture future Naval Officers about the evils of sexual assault.
Bill Clinton explaining sexual assault to Naval Cadets at Annapolis
Meet Yuzu Ogura
March 27, 2014
George T. Wendlken – Our Gang Cast Member?
February 18, 2014
He’s identified here in this July 1945 issue of Naval Aviation News as George Wendell who played “Freckles” in Hal Roach’s Our Gang movies. The problem is that it doesn’t look like there was a “Freckles” character in the Our Gang movies, and there is no listing of George Wendell in the various lists of Our Gang cast members.
As can be seen from the broadcast schedule below, George was heard literally all over the world via numerous shortwave broadcasting stations.
A 1998 obituary of George T. Wendlken appearing in the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times, indicates that he was in the Our Gang movies, and was a spokesman for the Navy (As noted in Naval Aviation News) and raised $200 million dollars in war bonds.
Hard to say what is going on here, but there have been other Our Gang imposters. See this Wikipedia page.
Atlanta Radio Station WAGA 1945 Advertisment
February 13, 2014
“Mo spice, mo pepper…”
Running a Warship on Red Hat Linux
December 27, 2013
Electronic Modular Enclosures
Sixteen of these Electronic Modular Enclosures will be aboard the new U.S. Navy’s DD 1000 class Zumwalt class ships. These mini-data centers, built by Raytheon, are packed with blade servers running Red Hat Linux.
What could possibly go wrong?
