Observations

Posted by Greg on August 28th, 2010 at 3:10 pm

You’ll hear a lot of different stories regarding today’s “political” rally in Washington, DC. You’ll hear things like “Thousands gather for rally” (Washington Post) or, “Glenn Beck Rally Has People Seeing Red” (NPR) or, “Glenn Beck Rally “Blatantly Political,” Says Top Democrat” (CBS News). There are some media reporting tens of thousands, but many are [...]

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Continue reading about Restoring Honor Rally in DC: Not About Politics

Posted by Greg on August 19th, 2010 at 9:59 am

The news from One Bills Drive yesterday was that starting Pro Bowl safety, Jairus Byrd is out “indefinitely” with a nagging groin injury. That is not good news for the Bills, but it is definitely consistent with the pattern of recent history. If you only follow the Buffalo Bills from a distance, it’s easy to [...]

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Continue reading about The Buffalo Bills are Bad! (But How Do We Know?)

Posted by Greg on June 11th, 2010 at 9:57 am

Not sure if you have read the Charles Dickens work Oliver Twist, or, if you have that it has been recent enough that you would recall the plot in any detail. The boys and I are almost three quarters of the way through it, and rapt by the story of this gentle young boy’s circumstantially [...]

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Continue reading about The Real Hues Are Delicate

Posted by Greg on June 10th, 2010 at 10:41 pm

On our way home from a night of re-stocking our cupboards, we came upon a line of stopped cars. It was very odd, and, from where we were we couldn’t quite see what was happening (or had happened), but it soon became apparent that an accident had just very recently occurred. There were cars pulled [...]

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Continue reading about Fleeting

Posted by Greg on June 3rd, 2010 at 11:15 pm

If you’ll permit me here, I felt compelled to post something of a more personal (and highly subjective) nature tonight. There is some greatness in our son, Alex. I’m almost certain I could not point to a specific event or events, nor any one particular attribute or quality of his character or personality just yet [...]

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Continue reading about Alexander The Great

Posted by Greg on June 2nd, 2010 at 5:47 pm

Today I stopped at Staples to pick up a couple ink cartridges for my printer. I noticed a banner as I walked in advertising “Free PC Tune-Ups” but thought nothing of it, since I don’t have the “PC”s to which they refer. Upon further entering the store however, I saw the giant Genius-Bar-like construct that [...]

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Continue reading about “That’s alright, I have a Mac.”

Posted by Greg on June 1st, 2010 at 9:24 am

You most likely know that we are currently in (really, at the beginning of) the “information” age. (Where previously there were the “industrial” and “agrarian” among other ages.) Most of us are in some way working in the business of information, or at least with the tools used for the communication of information. I am [...]

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Continue reading about At The Speed of Information

Posted by Greg on May 18th, 2010 at 6:40 am

Well, not really bottom, but I’ve just been thinking how strange (and, in a way, cool) it is that while the Western Conference finals features the two teams who finished first and second in 2009-2010, the Eastern Conference finals are upside down, featuring the #7 and #8 seeds, both of whom were questionable to even [...]

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Continue reading about NHL Top and Bottom

Posted by Greg on May 13th, 2010 at 10:28 am

Have you noticed how compartmentalized we tend to view life? While there certainly is truth to the “time and a place for everything” there is also the truth to “in everything moderation.” But for whatever reason (honestly, I would like to investigate this further and discover the root cause or causes) there is a very [...]

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Continue reading about Desegmentation

Posted by Greg on April 27th, 2010 at 9:33 am

Yesterday was the last class day for a home school group that we’ve been part of this year. Every Monday a couple dozen families or so come together for three classes, a talk about life with God, and some extra time in the gym. (The kids love that part!) It’s a place to connect with [...]

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