OPINIONS FROM DOUG DAVISON
Livestock judging jargon and more
Something I’ve become quite fond of during my many hours of fair time over the years is listening to livestock judges explain why they like one animal more than the next.
Not-so-common courtesy
Merriam-Webster defines common courtesy as “politeness that people can usually be expected to show.”
Cool weather, giant plants
To me, it seems like the coolness that descended over the Ozarks early this week is kind of just a continuation of a rather odd pattern this year.
Not a fan of AI
AI is here, and is advancing at a rate I and many other people find alarming and scary.
Moonrise over the Atlantic
The sky was clear, the wind was blowing, the tide was up and the air was filled with the sound of waves crashing against the eastern edge of North America.
The reality of unwanted phone calls
Of more than 104,000 total consumer complaints the Missouri Attorney General’s office reportedly received last year, more than 33,600 were regarding “illegal telemarketing calls” and “No-Call violations.”
WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES: The tale of a real-life brush with potential disaster
There were back-to-back massive explosions accompanied by extremely bright light.
The world really is pretty small
We’ve all had a brush with the world’s smallness, likely more than once or maybe even numerous times.
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