Let's face it, sports fans: It's a weekend I always look forward to. If you follow college football, then you know what I'm talking about.

All week long, we've had Texas-OU Week. The Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners are about to square off tomorrow (as of this writing) in another match-up to add lore to their storied rivalry. The two just can't stand one another. Every eyeball is going to be on Dallas for this big event in a game that could have seasonal...

I keep rediscovering things I already know. A few days ago I was walking around a park where I occasionally took very late night walks with a friend. Like most people in our 20s we were wise and perceptive those hours between midnight and 5 AM, and then dawn would come and we'd get fuzzy headed like we were waking and trying to remember the details of a dream that seemed really important. If I could have just kept walking around that park at night where and when it all made sense.......
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Well, here I am again. In continuance of my poking fun at these Sunday morning talk shows the networks spew out at us each week as they have for years, I'm about to give you some more fun here on Case's Column. And, hey, since we are still in the midst of a presidential election campaign....

Remember that show that ABC-TV used to do way back when I was a kid? Yes, even before This Week. There used to be a show on Sunday morning called Issues And Answers, ...

I enjoy reading scientific content. I also enjoy statistics. I also understand science and statistics can be complex and, therefore, misused (intentionally or not). Science rarely, if ever, results in simple explanations for complex situations.

For that reason, I am skeptical about most arguments regarding whether or not, and to what extent, anthropogenic (human caused) climate change exists. My skepticism stems from a number of tell-tale signs that something is amiss:
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