Currently living in California's Central Valley, Tim continues his forty years of long-distance running, his obsession with reading, photography, graphic arts, traveling, camping, cooking, wine shopping and love of dogs. He has taught scuba diving and calligraphy.

Currently he is working on four book ideas he hopes to get published.

My passion is ...

Expanding my knowledge of the Universe

I know too much about ...

what I like and dislike and need to kick apart the barriers

My parents always told me ...

I'd never amount to anything

My childhood ambition ...

to be a famous baseball pitcher

My favorite memory ...

winning an argument at age nine over my grandfather and father

Why I write ...

To learn to communicate better and share ideas

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

"A Guinea Pig's History of Biology" by Jim Endersby - FASCINATING!

My first job ...

Paperboy for the Sunday Los Angeles Times

My best moment ...

Too many to name one - but I love competition and discovery!

My inspiration ...

Each person's ability to adapt and believe in themselves.

Politics, News & Issues > Political Issues Was an US Army reservist right to sue the government after multiple deployments?

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If we are to be known as a nation of laws, it is incumbent upon the citizens of this country to honor their contractual obligations. In joining the military (or the reserves) this person had to sign a contract which obligated them to service to their country and possibly being called to war. This is no problem if both sides understand the terms of it and honor the contract.

However, our laws also give us the right to sue if one believes an inequity is incurred by means of, or implementation of the contract.

Certainly, when one initially signs up for military duty, they expect ...

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