As we approach the seventh anniversary of 9/11 people still ask why. For many there will never be an acceptable answer. Not because there aren’t a lot of really good answers out there, but because their thinking is too confined to let them believe. When the next big attack on us comes, and believe me [...]
Tag Archive | "College"
The Unspoken Reality of Niche Crimes
Posted on 21 May 2008
We have gone too far this time in niche laws and micro niche terminology. NFL player Charles Grant, of New Orleans Saints, has been arrested and charged with feticide. That means he is being charged with killing both a woman and her fetus. The laws have gone too far.
Is it more of [...]
Age and The Legal Hypocrisy
Posted on 11 May 2008
Along with the healthcare conundrum, I have been forced lately to deal with another sticky situation that I don’t really like. The law is supposed to be equal across the board. However we have of late taken a very murky view of the subject when it comes to kids and their offenses.
For years now the [...]
Clinton’s Win in Indiana is Meaningless
Posted on 07 May 2008
Once again I think race has played a major role in an American contest. This time it is the Indiana Presidential Primary. Hillary Clinton won the state by a very narrow margin but it does appear she won there, but so what. We know many republicans secure in their own candidate intentionally crossed party lines [...]
Colleges Finally Going Coed
Posted on 04 May 2008
Colleges are finally buckling down and truly going coed. The last big hurdle that many of them jumped was more than quarter century ago with coed dormitory buildings. Now, the first wave of universities are allowing coed dorm rooms for those that want them.
Yes Ladies and Gents, your boys and girls can now share a [...]
Our Economic Woes and How To Fix Them
Posted on 29 April 2008
I was linked to this morning through a completely unrelated topic this morning to a letter to the editor and just had to do a post of my own. To make a long story short the letter’s author blames people having babies who can’t support them for most of our economic woes. In part I [...]
60% of Photoshop Users are PIRATES! - From Digg
Posted on 29 March 2008
Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me….
I think this actually says more about Photoshop and Adobe than it does the photographers themselves. I think if you looked at non photographic users and targeted this survey to college kids, your percentage of pirated users would probably be around 90% or higher. Photoshop as are [...]
The State of Education in The States
Posted on 11 March 2008
Two education stories hit me this week as blog worthy. First, is about the encouragement that Madonna got as a teen. Secondly, WTF is up in Oklahoma?
From Madonna’s Rock Hall induction speech:
She (Madonna) fondly remembered a teacher, who encouraged her to follow her dreams when she was only 14,
Well that is just dandy, and really [...]
Look Mom, Idiots!
Posted on 03 March 2008
WOODINVILLE, Wash. (AP) - Four large model homes are burning at a multimillion-dollar development in a suburb north of Seattle. An official says a sign found at the scene had the initials of the Earth Liberation Front.
Fire official Rick Eastman says the blazes are suspicious because they were set in multiple places in separate houses. [...]
So what have you been doing with your life? or Why I write.
Posted on 17 December 2007
I ran across an old friend today and that was the question that came up and couldn’t be avoided once it was asked. As someone who was headed for greatest, I tend to shy away from the question quite a bit these days when asked, especially by people who knew me when. It [...]

