Quote of the Day: 6 December 2018

“It is entirely appropriate that people should bear a cost—if only of unpopularity and criticism—for speaking freely. However, the cost should be reasonable and not disproportionate.” -Milton Friedman

Forest Grove Police Log excerpt, 5 December 2018

The selection from the log of local police activity is a rather unusual greeting.

Thursday, Nov. 29A caller reported that a man chest-bumped his car in a parking lot.

This is something I have not encountered before. Is there a group of people regularly greeting vehicles? And in such an exuberant fashion?

Quote of the Day: 5 December 2018

“[W]e do not yet know all the basic laws: there is an expanding frontier of ignorance.” -Richard Feynman

Quote of the Day: 4 December 2018

“The mental and moral, like the muscular powers, are improved only by being used.” -John Stuart Mill

Quote of the Day: 3 December 2018

“You will probably find, in life, that successes and victories tend to overshadow the risks you took, while failure will amplify how idiotic they were.” -Killian, Academ's Fury

Quote of the Day: 2 December 2018

“This very day—every day—He reaches out to you, desiring to heal you, to lift you up, and to replace the emptiness in your heart with an abiding joy.” -Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Quote of the Day: 1 December 2018

“Harm in the name of help is one of the oldest games.” -Henepola Gunaratana