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ESP32 / Arduino IDE
While trying to help my son with schoolwork, I searched for simple and cheap micro controller tutorial and found the ESP32 series of products. For $15, I bought a starter kit that included the micro controller on a development board, … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting, learning, Projects, Technology
Tagged Arduino, display, electronics, ESP32, micro controller, OLED, web server
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Tom Wood’s Liberty Classroom
In preparation for many hours in the car, I went ahead and finally purchased Tom Woods Liberty Classroom so I could listen to his lectures on the trip. I wasn’t prepared for how many hours lectures and material you get! I started listening … Continue reading
Posted in Information, learning
Tagged constitution, history, united states, US History, USA
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Economics Made Simple
Ed Kless gave a great presentation on “Economics Made Simple” tonight. Using an interactive game, he demonstrated how wealth is created by simply trading items among individuals. Since I hear things like ‘it is a zero sum game’ and ‘the … Continue reading
Are Voters Qualified to Play Their Role in a Democratic System?
I hope every person who is in the business of education listens to the podcast below. He gets in to the subject of how the education system will change quickly and leave many many teachers without jobs. In Dan Carlin’s … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting, learning
Tagged creativity, Dan Carlin, education, podcast, voters
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JBS Resources
Founded in 1958, the John Birch Society has been dedicated to restoring and preserving freedom under the United States Constitution. Here are some of the resources I think are most important: Watch Overview of America Sign up for JBS email alerts … Continue reading
Don’t Give Up Your Rights
Based on another story about police’s blatant disregard for our basic human rights and possible motivation for stuffing the local coffers, I wanted to share some basic information about rights and how police might try to encourage you to give them up … Continue reading
Posted in learning, Politics
Tagged bill of rights, cards, cops, police, rights, US Constitution, Video
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Field Medical Training
Something I’ve been looking for was some sort of mini-EMT class to give me some basic first aid training. My search didn’t lead to anything except CPR classes and classes geared for people who were entering the emergency care profession. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, learning
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