Monthly Archives: November 2007

people watching airport flying

One of the first subjects I studied extensively in college was sociology, which made me do more people watching than ever but from an entirely different point of view. Today at the airport and on the plane and after deplaning … Continue reading

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that kid is on the baggage claim again

This video is my after flight baggage claim experience, just substitute the escalator for a baggage claim and one kid for about 5. I walked away so I didn’t mouth off, and to make matters worse the father was there … Continue reading

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In All Fairness … Internet Explorer Still Stinks

This is something many have said for quite a long time, and that I have been saying for just as long. It took me a long time to come around but now that I have my browsing experience has been … Continue reading

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don’t picket the bears

So today being Thanksgiving we decided to all go out to breakfast as a family, to the Big Bear Diner and boy do they love their bears at this place. Towards the end of the meal I went outside with … Continue reading

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Oh brother

So I am at my brothers place in Portland, Oregon for Thanksgiving, and with him being gone during the day I wanted to be able to print map directions or anything else necessary while he was at work. The printer … Continue reading

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Democrats: Colleges Must Police Copyright or ALL Students Lose Aide

HR 4137, the College Opportunity and Affordability Act of 2007, specifies that if a college does not agree to test technology to prevent illegal file sharing that all students at that college will lose their financial aide – even students … Continue reading

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gore-acle

The last almost 8 years have been an utter disappointment on so many levels, whether it be the climate crisis, the war in Iraq, the current state of our economy, and up until recently the rubber stamp congress that allowed … Continue reading

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