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Toronto plane crash.

February 17, 2025 / Richard Nestoff / 0 Comments

Maybe it will come out later, but where is the video of the plane flipping over? Airports must have cameras all over the place. I’ve flown on plenty of Bombardier CRJ jets on the feeder airlines. I didn’t like it so much. While landing, the runway looks like it’s swinging back and forth like a pendulum. The pilot aspires to touch down at the bottom of the arc. So far, the brisk wind is suggested as a cause.

In a way, this crash inspires confidence. There were 80 people onboard, and no deaths or life-threatening injuries. Just getting people out of the inverted seats could be the cause of several injuries. That is a sturdy little jet.

What’s a man for?

February 17, 2025 / Richard Nestoff / 0 Comments

Manliness

It shouldn’t be confusing. After all, manliness is straightforward and direct. Femininity, on the other side of the great sexual divide, is notably mysterious and inscrutable.

This article was written by a man, but he makes good points. A related and provocative sentiment is that, “Women are all crazy and men are all assholes.”

First time watching Planet of the Apes

February 16, 2025 / Richard Nestoff / 0 Comments

The girls just posted a video watching Planet of the Apes (1968).

Sparky is a manipulator.

February 16, 2025 / Richard Nestoff / 0 Comments

A half-hour ago, Sparky and I were sitting on the couch having our morning chat. When I left him, he was warming his bones in front of the fire. I just went to get him for breakfast, and this is the situation. I was forty feet away, and hadn’t heard anything.

What good is the Department of Education?

February 16, 2025 / Richard Nestoff / 0 Comments

I taught Physics for 25 years at two nicer school districts and was an instructor for 15 years at an academic summer camp for genius children. There is objective evidence that I was an excellent teacher. Also, I can discuss education forever, so an effort will be made to keep this post limited to the federal Department of Education.

The budget for the federal Department of Education (DoED), is 268 billion dollars. There are 54 million students in k-12 schools. The DoED spends $5000 per student, but doesn’t have any students.