It’s taken some time, but we’re finally up and running! As stupid as it may sound, the biggest holdup was getting the about page written. It should not have been so difficult. But it was. I tossed several versions and … Continue reading →

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I hope everyone had an enjoyable New Years and is recovering well from the holidays. This is an exciting week for me.  My son surprised me with a  Christmas present of an awesome new website for Crusty Logic (this very … Continue reading →

Note: Survey results hopefully early next week. Warning: the following article may be uncomfortable reading for some. Donna D’ Errico was famous as a ‘Baywatch Babe’ and for posing nude in Playboy. My wife will be glad to know that … Continue reading →

Thursday night I had an interesting conversation with an acquaintance who grew up in West Berlin and now lives in Munich. For over a decade he was head of product direction for Porsche, a car company in Stuttgart. But that … Continue reading →

The affectionate words of DHS chief Janet Napolitano. OK Side Note: I plan to post some more in-depth survey analysis on Monday.A trip must often be at least 2 or 3 hours faster by plane for me to choose air … Continue reading →

In the U.S. we spend about $60 billion annually on our drug war, about $213 per capita. That’s $213 each year for each and every person. If you’re a family of four, about $1,000 of your money goes to the … Continue reading →

Before we go on, if you haven’t already Click here to take survey All media and the TSA are reporting zero problems at TSA checkpoints today with lines much shorter than normal. NOOD, National Opt-Out Day, must be a failure. … Continue reading →

I had a couple of requests for custom versions of the TSA survey so people could see what their forum members opinions are. I’ve added a question to the bottom of page 1 for people to select how they found … Continue reading →

In TSA And What We Can Look Forward To For Healthcare I wrote about an experience I had with a horrible mess caused by TSA in Chicago O’Hare last spring and imagined them running healthcare. Let’s think about this again … Continue reading →