Wednesday, May 14th 2008

The first blog entry of my kind

The first useless blog of mine. Here, I'm simply discussing the topics I will be discussing and making basic introductions. A quick look into my brain will show you just where this blog of mine is headed! You know you can't wait to read this first entry of mine!

Read more about this entry Sunday, May 18th 2008

The Major Players in 2008 Democratic Race

And I'm not talking about the candidates. Is Hillary any lower than Obama? Does Obama have an advantage that has helped him clinch the nomination? The votes are in for most states, but what does that mean to me? I will say what no one else wants to.

Read more about this entry Thursday, May 22nd 2008

The gas price blues

With oil up to $135 a barrel and the national average for a gallon of gasoline at $3.99, people have to begin wondering when it will ever end. Get my take on this issue.

Read more about this entry Monday, June 2nd 2008

Think outside the bible

Is the bible complete? We know that it is one of the most mysterious books ever written and many people cling to it with their life, but how much information is missing or innacurate? Let's take a look into this issue of reliability.

Read more about this entry Wednesday, June 11th 2008

To do list: The earth

There are many important issues in people's minds in this day and age, but how important is it on the scale of necessity? Gas prices are forcing people to stay home and rising the cost of practically everything. People need to open their eyes and see what is of true concern.

Read more about this entry Thursday, June 26th 2008

Second amendment at risk

I am allowed to own a gun and there is no one that will be able to take that right from me. I will buy from locals if I have to in order to protect myself. Local governement once again is doing their best to make decisions for you and me. Is this right? I guess when no one in the world says anything, nothing will be done.

Read more about this entry Tuesday, July 1st 2008

Education a priority? Give me a break!

Student loan rates drop. Education in this country is a main priority of some officials and university workers. Everyone wants to be a doctor or a lawyer but let's look at the big picture. This country contains a severe lack of jobs and too many people looking for one. Just how important is higher education when we have other life impacting issues on the agenda?

Read more about this entry Wednesday, July 30th 2008

Heavenly Sword is true PS3

For those of you who are like me with a Playstation 3 and not many games to play on it, you might want to check out this masterpiece. Heavenly Sword is one of the best games I've played in a long time and I will tell you why.

Read more about this entry Tuesday, August 5th 2008

You can do it, who is gonna help?

When it comes to good business these days, do the big companies really care about you? They claim to deliver the world and to be there when you need them. Let's take a look at a few examples on the types of slogans and tag lines these guys are putting out.

Read more about this entry Wednesday, August 13th 2008

Dear Mister Taxman

Taxes were created to help people but with the increasing number of unemployed and those who are just simply not willing to work, a few people end up paying for the rest. The government has been finding more ways to tax what people do. The only taxes that seem reasonable for me to pay are the ones that I use. Let the government hear this message!

Read more about this entry Friday, August 15th 2008

21: A card counting hell of a time!

There are so many new movies on the shelf with tons more hitting the stands every week. Movies aren't what they used to be, but the new movie 21, a story of intellect and gambling has what a lot of what movies lack - a good plot. There were no fancy graphics but the story made the movie.

Read more about this entry Sunday, August 24th 2008

Transportation and my time

Transportation is an issue whether it be for commercial or personal use. Time and money is wasted on traffic on major roads and highways. Poorly designed roads, lazy government or big business? Which one is it?

Read more about this entry Tuesday, August 26th 2008

What happened to good music?

In the technology era and the itunes downloadable music, the technology is there but what about a good song? Music has changed over time - from bluegrass to southern rock and R&B to Rap, but what happened to all the good stuff?

Read more about this entry Tuesday, August 26th 2008

Lost Boys: The Tribe not as good as the original

Remember the 1987 vampire flick "The Lost Boys"? Well the sequel just hit the stands on DVD and I picked up a copy. Read my quick review about "Lost Boys: The Tribe" and see why I didn't find it to be nearly as good as the first one.

Read more about this entry Friday, September 5th 2008

School for Scoundrels has got balls!

I picked up a copy of this nerd/bad ass comedy with John Heder and Billy Bob Thorton the other day and thought I'd give my opinion of the film. The movie had me laughing the whole time so read more and find out why!

Read more about this entry Friday, September 26th 2008

Free healthcare, rent and food stamps... oh my!

There will always be rich and poor. Upper, lower and middle class. The rich will always get richer and the poor, poorer right? A sensitive subject has risen about paying poor people to get "fixed" has people in uproar. Is this discrimination or is this common sense strategy?

Read more about this entry Monday, October 20th 2008

Life is too precious for irresponsibility

A child is life. Life is the most valuable thing on earth but many people do not respect the purity of this miracle - they abuse it without understanding the consequences. In this article, I extend on my view of the welfare based, child reproduction limit topic.

Read more about this entry Monday, January 5th 2009

A new year for a new world

Well now that 2008 and the mess that came with it is in the history books, it is time to look ahead at where 2009 will take us. I'm sure it will amaze me more than any other year before it.

Read more about this entry Monday, March 16th 2009

Talking about it doesn't fix a thing

Now that everyone is beginning to see the changes take place in the world, some are beginning to stand up. People are finding ways to complain about how bad it is but fail to take action. How do we fix the current problems our world faces? We surely can't do it by talking about it!

Read more about this entry Saturday, March 28th 2009

People: They're magically suspicious!

What we don't know really does hurt us. It is what makes us vulnerable and open for attack. It sounds a lot like a war story, but it is really just a metaphor for the differences in human beings and the reason for all the problems we have created and now must deal with. The changes we have been making lately aren't much of a change - we just change how we present the message of change.

Read more about this entry Friday, July 10th 2009

Technology vs Energy

We all love new toys and find ourselves eager to be the first to get one. Businesses are in a race to build new things just as much we are to buy them. Whatever it is, technology will power our future, but what will power it? If we really want to build it better, we need to start with the simple things in life.

Read more about this entry Wednesday, July 22nd 2009

Seven simple ideas to improve healthcare

Everyone is brainwashed to think the world is so complex that there is no solution to the issues we face. Government bills are thousands of pages long and it can make it very difficult for the average person to understand. The answer lies in simplicity and it seems as though these days, America would rather destroy itself than heal itself. Healthcare reform is as easy as breathing if we allow it.

Read more about this entry Tuesday, September 15th 2009

The Truth Hurts

Yeah, I know it's been a while since my last post. I've been very busy with work, the house, etc. I have so much to talk about, but it seems no one wants to hear it. Why? The truth hurts, we all know that, but I feel obligated to tell it no matter what consequences it brings. Why? It will come out eventually.

Read more about this entry Wednesday, September 30th 2009

Individuality is what separates us

One cannot be two and two cannot be one. You are and individual with your own reality. You care about things that affect you. You contain thoughts no one else knows. Your dreams and visions of the world are different than mine - that is what makes us unique. Each of us wants the freedom to remain their own person, yet individualism is what is destroying us.

Read more about this entry Thursday, October 1st 2009

The Game of Life

Each day you see something you haven't seen before. Some days more is revealed and other days, not so much. This entry is about a game. Not just any game, nor one you would find on the shelves in homes throughout the world. This game is real, with real pieces and real people, with no clear, defined purpose.

Read more about this entry Friday, October 2nd 2009

Take the time to do it right

The world today is a fast paced, don't think, just get it done now type of place. Businesses are rushing to discover the next big thing at whatever expense it may be. When they find it, we find the work is done to satisfy the needs of today instead of long term success. The next solution to the success of the human race is to slow down and do it right for once.

Read more about this entry Wednesday, December 2nd 2009

Fact or Fiction, You Always Tell the Truth

Like good little boys and girls, we tell the truth. Or do we? The world is full of suprises. But I am here to tell you that no matter what, the truth will come out. It has to, it was meant for it. It's time to learn the basics once again. You are now entering Moral Ethics 101.

Read more about this entry Thursday, February 11th 2010

The Real Never Ending Story

Yes, life is a miracle. The fact that we are here is beyond belief. One generation comes and another goes. It is a cycle, the circle of life. Life is great, but isn't always easy, we can all testify to that. In most cases, we make it harder on ourselves. Life is simply a re-run. It's hard not to see the careless repetition. In this issue, I'd like to answer the question - why do we just keep going in circles? The shortest distance between two points is a straight line!

Read more about this entry Monday, June 21st 2010

The United States: Biggest Oxymoron of All

As the United States of America has grown to be of the most powerful countries on earth, certain treasures have been lost along the way. Truths that this country was built on are no longer known. In the pursuit of indivudal greatness, the whole has suffered tremendously. What was once united is slowly being divided; the USA isn't so united after all.

Read more about this entry Page 1 of 3
1  2  3  >  >>