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Thursday, June 17th, 2010 Baton Rouge, Louisiana RISK TAKERS STICK IT TO THE TAXPAYERS! And if thou stare long enough into an abyss, The abyss will also gaze into thee.” Nietzsche Melville’s Moby Dick is a popular semblance right now for our unquenchable search for oil, and, like Captain Ahab, the consequences that often lead...Read More

  Jim will be on the radio all this week from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm at http://www.wjbo.com.  And remember his Sunday Show from 9:00 am until 11:00 am central time  heard right here on this site. When oil companies, in pursuit of huge profits, follow unchartered paths, are they properly assessing the risk involved?...Read More

Outrage over BP’s role in the massive oil spill is widespread and Louisiana congressmen are known for their histrionics but Rep. Joseph Cao from New Orleans took it to a whole new level at this week’s  congressional hearing on America’s energy future featuring a lineup of the country’s top oil executives.  Other congressmen suggested that...Read More

On my national radio show that airs each Sunday, I have a number of listeners in Utah who listen over several stations, including KHQN in Spanish Folk, Utah, and KNAK located in Delta , Utah.  One of the listeners from this region urged me to take a look at the paintings of John McNaughton, who...Read More

Living down in Louisiana, I’m and outdoorsman and do enjoy fishing a god bit.  I don’t get out in the Gulf much, especially now as you can well imagine.  But I like to freshwater fish up at our family camp in St. Francisville, just north of my home here in Baton Rouge. And since my...Read More