About the Author
Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!
new mySQL bookshelf update
I spent about 6 hours over the weekend and made some improvements to my mySQL based digital bookshelf. New menu, 3d appearance, and a touch of javascript make this a worthy update. Check it out!
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged amazon, Books, bookshelf, CSS, database, MYSQL, PHP, wallpaper
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My Copyright Final Exam…
Introduction It’s been a while since I posted on any LEGAL matter, and I must say it’s good to finally get around to the legal posts again. Anyway, I’m not vouching for the LEGAL correctness of any of this… but … Continue reading
Why I am not supporting Huckabee
Here they are … in no particular order: 1. He supported Scholarships for ILLEGAL immigrants (link) 2. He supported drivers’ licenses, government benefits and in-state tuition rates for illegals (link) 3. He opposed a bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote. … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, campaign 08
Tagged , candidate, huckabee, huckaboom, issues, mainstream media, media, primaries, record, republican
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The most important event in U.S. history
I wanted to pass along a really amazing piece in the Wall Street Journal by Thomas Fleming. The historical story is revealing in 2 ways. First, it is amazing to see the parallels with the War in Iraq and the … Continue reading
Posted in History, People
Tagged congress, Flemming, General, Resignation, Revolutionary War, Washington, WSJ
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“It’s a nice theory”
What a cool guy. Is it just me or has his English improved from the last video clip?
I’m not arguing “Bush Lied” again with anybody…
Can we all put the “bush lied” mantra behind us now? [the definitive post on the subject]
The badly-drafted NIE Report
Unfortunately I am a bit behind on current events–law school exams have been known to have such an affect–but even though this is a few days late, I still think an analysis of the NIE report is in order. As … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Politics
Tagged , Ahmedinejad, bush, enrichment, Iran, media, NIE Report, Nukes, partisanship
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Hitchens D’souza Debate
[flv]http://www.mmisi.org/flv/lectures/v000187_cicero_102207.flv[/flv] Unfortunately, I seem to have stumbled across this debate after-the-fact… but that in no way makes it any less pleasurable for the first-time viewer. As they say… if you haven’t seen it… you get the drift. Anyway, here’s a quick teaser: … Continue reading
Posted in People, arts/entertainment
Tagged Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, D'souza, Debate, God, Hitchens
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