Loyalty Oaths and How They Can Backfire
I recently read about the Virginia GOP’s plans to require a loyalty oath of its primary voters. I am not going to go into too much detail about it, if you want more info, I think this article sums it up pretty well: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2011/12/virginia-gop-will-require-voters-to-sign-loyalty-oath/ What I do want to talk about is... Leadership and its Glue
I am not a person who banks on the intangibles. I am more of numbers, statistics, specifications and quantitative results kind of guy. However, after seeing the streak that Tim Tebow’s unorthodox style of play has the Denver Broncos on, I cannot help but wonder. What value does leadership really have? And, more importantly, are we as a society ... Hillarious Comparison
This is just a funny error I think I’ve spotted on the Washington Post website. In an article about Black Friday discounts, this picture was used to illustrate the kind of products that would be discounted this holiday season.
Now, I know my eyesight is bad, but unless I am getting quite blind here, that is a T-Mobile G1 and a iPhone 4S in that... The Flight Paradigm
We all take flying for granted. There are rules that we follow and we expect a certain level of expertise to be offered by the airline staff, ground crews and flight crews of our airlines. However, we often forget how much of a logistical nightmare air travel really is. Next time you try to get the kids in the minivan for a trip down to your local... Windows 8: A New Concept From Microsoft?
Those of you who read my articles regularly know that I like to use hyperbole and humor to draw attention to the ridiculous amouns of hyperbole used by the more mainstream media to highlight their points. This bring us to the title of this article: A New Concept From Microsoft? Now, I have been guilty of over the years accusing Microsoft of being... Mavs Sweep Lakers, Experts are All Wrong
So here’s a funny thing, we tune in to sports television in order to gain some insight into the sports we love to watch. The experts on there have all kinds of predictions and justifications for their predictions, and most of the time some of them are right and some of the time they are wrong. Well, this is one of those awesome moments in time t... The Middle Class, Notes for Being It
Well, it is fairly simple, nothing in this world is promised. You have to claw for every inch you get. What do I mean by this? Having people in school will not make them more employable. I know plenty of people with degrees, even master’s level degrees who are stuck in some dead end job that is not in their field of expertise. The trick is to ... Android Tablets: Missing the Point
This year is supposed to be the year of the tablets. A market has actually developed with multiple competitors and lots of different price points, from the sub $100 range, all the way up past the $1000 range. Android was also supposed to make a big push toward dethroning Apple from its seat as the tablet king which it justly deserves due to its... The Bears, Do You Believe it Now?
The Chicago Bears. Defense, hard nosed, punch you in the mouth smash mouth football. And for once, they actually are. The defense has been amazing this year, keeping them close in games that should have been blown wide open and making blowouts actually only show like moderate defeats on the stat sheet (Giants game comes to mind). Cutler woke up.... Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 Review
I have to start with a disclaimer. I am not a Harry Potter fan. I do however, believe that the books are well written and that the films are on the whole a good adaptation of the story to the cinematic medium. |
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