Monthly Archives: September 2016

The Curse of Yho-Hi-Teq

Tori Jessica Powell had fooled them all – she had graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of California in Berkeley, the highest ranked in her class. She had earned the begrudging praise and commendations from leading archaeologists around the … Continue reading

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Two If by Sea…

  Sandi listened to the waves lap the shore as she walked down the beach, the morning sun to her back. Last night had been a little cooler, the harbinger of the coming fall, but it was still warm enough … Continue reading

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Voter Fraud: 101

Alleged Problem: Large numbers of people showing up at a precinct to vote using someone else’s name. (Not really a problem but for argument’s sake bear with me…) Question: How many such votes would it take to sway an election? … Continue reading

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