MYRON CALHOUN'S HOME PAGE

SPECIAL NOTES:

* Depending on your browser, "clicking" on any link on my webpages should open a new page or tab;
   to return to where you were, just "kill" the new tab or page after you have read it.

* I am NOT a lawyer, and NOTHING on this site should be used as legal advice!
   If you need legal advice, you should consult a lawyer of your choice. 
* FREETHOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"Novels with ribbons carried by men with ties
 are bad for reasoning minds." ~ Ellen G. White
AN OBSERVATION:
We defend our President ...................... with guns.
We defend our Congress ...................... with guns.
We defend our Governors .................... with guns.
We defend our Legislators ................... with guns.
We defend our Embassies .................... with guns.
We defend our ...(insert other names)... with guns.
We defend our children ........................ with signs that read "GUN-FREE ZONE",
                    and then we call someone with a gun when there is an emergency!
Although I no longer teach CCH classes, as an official NRA "Recruiter" I can still sell NRA memberships at a discount.
If you are interested in joining the NRA, call or email me for current discounted prices.

OTHER GOOD STUFF (at least I think so!)

Examine lists of Amateur Radio Operators (HAMs) in this area at http://mcalhoun.sdf.org/HAMS

See what NOT to do with a power saw at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Fingers.html

I love to teach people, especially beginners, how to shoot rifles and pistols, and you
can tour my shooting-instruction facilities at http://mcalhoun.sdf.org/Shooting.html

Tour our July, 2008, outdoor garden at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Garden.html

See a typical 2009 winter snow around our house at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/KSwinter.html

Tour our 2010 "hoop house" (a cheap greenhouse) garden at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/HoopHouse.html

Tour inside & outside our house at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/HouseTour.html
NOTE:   If you're looking for things to steal/pawn, you won't find much:   we don't even own a TV or stereo; our main
              computer runs DOS and was built in 1995; my firearms (except for the pistol I keep handy) are in a safe for
              which you'll want a forklift and truck to carry away; our "silverware" and most of our clothes, dishes, and
              pots-n-pans are from Goodwill, the Grand ol' Trunk, and/or other thrift stores; and anything else we own
              that might have any value has been engraved for easy identification!   Sorry, but that's just our lifestyle.

A few pictures that can't be characterised other than "miscellaneous" http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Miscellaneous.html

See my "official" K-State photo (a.k.a. "ugly mug") and my "barbershop" quartet (a.k.a. "four ugly mugs") on my
KSU webpage http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/index.html

Our lower pasture is in an official "100-year floodplain" of Wildcat Creek.   You can see what it has looked like
six or seven times since we moved here in 1972 at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/CreekFlood.html
(note that 1972-thru-2016 is nowhere near 100 years!)

I haven't taken the time to annotate these, but Wildcat Creek, which bends in an "ell" around the above lower pasture, has been eroding the "outside" of the curve for years, and the landowner whose land was being transferred to our side of the creek (which, according to Kansas law, changed his land into our land!-) hired someone to rip-rap his bank.   Unfortunately, the rip-rapping company decided to physically drag some of our new land back to the landowner's side of the creek (which, according to Kansas law, is not legal), and I just happened to be walking by (without my camera, unfortunately) while the back-hoe was digging.   I made a quick complaint to the rip-rapping company office, and they then atoned for their "sin" by rip-rapping our side of the curve, too.
See http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/BankRepair.JPGs

Learn how amateur-radio operators can get FREE batteries at http://mcalhoun.sdf.org/Batteries.html

Read about my "neat" ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/UniqueFind.html

See some of the Highlights of My Life at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Highlights.html
  • Read the fundamental documents which (should) have defined our federal and state governments over the
    years at Introduction.txt,     Declaration.txt,          ArticlesOfConfederation.txt,
                US constitution.txt, Amendments.txt, and KS constitution.txt.
    Enjoy my LIBERTY & FREEDOM QUOTATIONS at http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Quotes.html

    Other libertarian-oriented webpages I have found interesting:
        Dr. John Cobin's similar quotations at http://www.PolicyOfLiberty.net/equotes.html
        James's Liberty file collection at http://jim.com
        Bill Beaty's skeptical quotations at http://www.amasci.com/weird/skepquot.html
        John Wayne on "America, Why I Love Her" at http://sagebrushpatriot.com/america.htm
        Short (1.5 minutes) video "On shrinking the budget" at http://wimp.com/budgetcuts
    My email address is mcalhoun AT sdf DOT org (with the obvious substitutions for AT and DOT).   Unless I'm traveling, I usually read email several times a week -- but not necessarily every day (I am retired!-)   If you email me and don't hear back within a week, feel free to CALL me at 785-539-4448.
    Five boxes preserve our freedoms:  soap, ballot, witness, jury, and cartridge.
    PhD EE - Barbershop Tenor - Amateur Radio Operator (W0PBV)
    NRA "Lifer" & Rifle, Pistol, and Home-Firearm-Safety Instructor
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