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Friday, September 29th, 2006I’ve been hearing alot about the government’s data about the safety of our country.
I could have told you months ago what Bush’s National Intelligence Estimate is. I , and most of the nation, rate it pretty low.
I’ve been hearing alot about the government’s data about the safety of our country.
I could have told you months ago what Bush’s National Intelligence Estimate is. I , and most of the nation, rate it pretty low.
Today is Jonathan David Slusher’s first birthday! Please show him some love in the comments. Someday soon he will be old enough to delve into the archives of Daddy’s blog and read this.
I love you, son. I’m going to enjoy teaching you how to be a man. I’m also looking forward [...]
This is short and simple: Killing innocent people because you are mad that innocent people got killed is the stupidest f$%#ing thing I have ever heard.
Am I the only person who can’t listen to spoken word and read at the same time? I’ve tried to listen to spoken word podcasts and read stuff on the web at the same time. I can’t do it. I can “listen” to music, though the lyrics themselves don’t register. It’s [...]
Man, have 10 days really gone by since my last post? Unbelievable. My life has become this haze of work, sleep, play with the kids for 10 minutes, talk to my wife for 5, work, sleep, work.
It sucks.
Marilyn has put her foot down as far as me working any more OT. I’m [...]
I have become very, very serious about recycling lately. It is quite sad, and somewhat embarrassing, that though I’ve bragged many times on the North Augusta recycling program, I’ve never actually participated in it.
Until recently, that is.
I just woke up one day and decided that what I was doing was shameful. They give [...]
Minutes ago I saw this headline on Yahoo News and then on Wired News:
S.C. hopes to lead hydrogen economy.
I am so thankful that South Carolina is determined to lead in a tech field. I would like to see South Carolina become determined to lead in every tech field. And lead in tech education, [...]
I went to DragonCon this past weekend in Atlanta. Wow. It has been nigh onto 2 decades since my last one and it has changed and not changed in some remarkable ways.
First, you are not a geek. Yes, I mean you, the reader, specifically. You might think yourself a geek. [...]