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Standing Up, Speaking Out. I promise I’m happy for you, it’s just that…. Oh, look. Another photo album has been shared. Your newborn child is all dressed up for Easter? I’m happy for you, I really am. That ceremony. That baby. And all the pictures. I want those things. I want those things so badly that it hurts. When I look at the things I want in my future, there are two things that stand above everything else. I want to get married to Ryan, and I want to be a father. And while standing in front of my f...
Opinion Sandwich | Ben's Blog
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Standing Up, Speaking Out. On Newspapers and Responses →. I try to have a thick skin when it comes to media coverage of gay rights struggles. The push to show “both sides” of every issue often gives voice to people with hateful things to say. I haven’t said anything here about a certain chicken restaurant and their increasingly public stance against marriage equality, because as private citizens and a private company, they are entitled to their views. I can and have chosen not to eat there. Fill in your ...
A night long remembered | Ben's Blog
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Standing Up, Speaking Out. On Newspapers and Responses. A night long remembered. I’m still trying to fully process everything that happened last night. I spent most of Tuesday on the edge of nerves waiting for the election results to start coming in. Cautiously optimistic yet preparing myself for bad news. Instead we got:. President Obama re-elected with a significant lead in the Electoral College, and the first Democrat since FDR with 50% or more of the popular vote. In just a few weeks, the Supreme Cou...
Perspective | Ben's Blog
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Standing Up, Speaking Out. They Are Not The Same. Opinion Sandwich →. A couple of times in the past few days, I’ve seen Facebook friends share a photo with a version the following message:. 8220;I was going to complain about the heat, but then I remembered that there are US soldiers in desert countries carrying lots of gear and being shot at.”. But why aren’t they posting:. On July 3, 2012 in Uncategorized. They Are Not The Same. Opinion Sandwich →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Standing Up, Speaking Out. A night long remembered. I’m still trying to fully process everything that happened last night. I spent most of Tuesday on the edge of nerves waiting for the election results to start coming in. Cautiously optimistic yet preparing myself for bad news. Instead we got:. President Obama re-elected with a significant lead in the Electoral College, and the first Democrat since FDR with 50% or more of the popular vote. In just a few weeks, the Supreme Court will decide whether to hea...
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On Guns | Raise The Level
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On Abortion →. January 21, 2011 · 3:40 am. I promised you my second post would be on gun control. I’m certain I don’t have to explain why this is on my mind. From the get-go, let me just say that I know this topic gets emotionally charged quickly. Let’s please stay civil. By the way, that wasn’t the first time I held a gun (I let Simon think so because he was being all protectory and stuff). A friend traveling to visit another friend stopped for the night at my place and said, ooo, look at this! ThatR...
Red Letter Day » Life
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Musings from Mike on subjects from politics to technology to culture to whatever else happens to be on my mind. Archive for the ‘Life’ Category. My Cataract Canyon trip journal. July 23rd, 2014. Jim, Mike, Don, and Robbie, the four who tamed the rapids and conquered Everest (plus or minus 50% truth in the above claims). For Robbie’s Bar Mitzvah my dad, Don, myself and Robbie went on a 3.5 day raft trip (put on by Western River Expeditions. The map of our adventure. Onto the river…. Typical scene on the r...
Huh… | A Double Negative
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Because sometimes 140 characters isn't enough…. Go looking for a new blogging home, I guess. But seriously, ugh. I’ve spent the last couple hours poking through some of the bigger, more vibrant communities out there, and I’m thoroughly disgusted. Clever title goes here*. Oh, for fuck’s sake… →. 2 Responses to “Huh…”. June 21, 2011 at 2:47 am. I think you have some good points here. I’ve never committed myself to the political left, not to the extent you have, and I think it’s because on a...Fill in your ...
Red Letter Day » Computers
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Musings from Mike on subjects from politics to technology to culture to whatever else happens to be on my mind. Archive for the ‘Computers’ Category. Seven random pieces of advice for app developers. July 14th, 2013. 1 Don’t make me create a new account for your app or service. Seriously, I got enough of these damn things. Let me use my Google or Facebook or Twitter account to log in with OAuth. Or, at least make that an option. 6 Don’t force me into Landscape mode. Ever. 7 Don’t give me shit about...
Red Letter Day » History
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Musings from Mike on subjects from politics to technology to culture to whatever else happens to be on my mind. Archive for the ‘History’ Category. January 18th, 2013. I read a lot of science fiction (currently finishing Alastair Reynolds’ amazing Blue Remembered Earth. It’s important to remember that. Societies may change (and hopefully improve) but people are people. Humans in the past were not stupid, humans in the future will not be smart. They have been, and will be, in all cases, ...You You. You.
Red Letter Day » Memos from the apocalypse
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Musings from Mike on subjects from politics to technology to culture to whatever else happens to be on my mind. Memos from the apocalypse. Memos from the apocalypse. October 15th, 2014. A very generic corporate memo was sent out to folks recently, with information about the Ebola virus, because apparently people are worried about something that they have less likelyhood of catching then winning the lottery (meanwhile how many people don’t ever give something like the flu a second thought? Although there ...
Red Letter Day » My favorite reads from 2012
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Musings from Mike on subjects from politics to technology to culture to whatever else happens to be on my mind. My favorite reads from 2012. My favorite reads from 2012. December 23rd, 2012. It’s that time of year, bibliophiles – my list of the best books I have read during the past year. In case you are curious, here are my lists from 2011. Anyway, onward to 2013, and here’s this year’s list…. By Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein. By Gregory Benford and Larry Niven. How did the butter knife evolve?
Munchies | A Double Negative
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Because sometimes 140 characters isn't enough…. Hey, four blogposts in a week*! It’s not just a wave, it’s practically a tsunami! Anyway, lots on the plate today and none of it’s big enough for a meal, so it’s a giant plate of munchies. Three here and one at Blogging for Michigan. Graciously front-paged by BFM’s Powers That Be. Says about the IGB project as a whole, but I do agree with this: “Here’s my response to Target: if you want to stop bullying, start with yourself.”. 4 This story, My Ex-Gay Friend.
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Because sometimes 140 characters isn't enough…. 8230;or, more appropriately, The Muslim Community Center Thing. That said, ask yourself two questions:. 1 Do you live in New York City? 2 Are you related to/connected with (however tangentially) anyone who was killed on 9/11? If the answer to both of these questions is no, do you seriously think anyone gives a flying fuck what you think about Cordoba House? Two weeks away, feels like my whole world should have changed. 8220;Sand In My Shoes”. 8221; That sai...
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The Geography of Life Changing Inventions
The Geography of Life Changing Inventions. Wednesday, 7 January 2015. Early research and developments. It seems that it was a potters’ wheel (the use of wheels for pottery making may date even further back into the Neolithic). It seems that the use of wheels for transportation only happened 300 years later. Tens of thousands of other inventions require wheels to function, from water wheels that power mills to gears and cogs that allowed even ancient cultures to create complex machines. Cranks and pul...
it's a Dog life
It's a Dog life. The newest Schwamberger takes over. Tuesday, September 25, 2012. Thats me, at the Dog Splash. We played in the baby pool. It was a lot of fun, but it always is with Bell. The dog splash was on Sunday at the University's outdoor pool. Humans were free but dogs were $5. I was super overwhelmed and didn't know what to do. For a while I just ran around the pool and checked everything out. But then I found my bff Bell;. Bell got it this time! She is getting fast! What a great weekend! The vet...
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View my complete profile. Riding on The City Of New Orleans. Saturday, September 03, 2005. Riding on The City Of New Orleans. Still thats just a former tourists perspective. What about the poor SOB's that lived there? The ones that died there? Their spouses and children, their parents and grandparents? Their houses, shacks, cars, pets and lives? Posted by badbentford @ 2:21 PM. Tuesday, August 30, 2005. I see you're ready to go. Well I'm not. So you will just have to wait. What else is new? Monday, Augus...
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Send me an e-mail at canada210498@gmail.com. Thursday, 4 March 2010. Can I become a moderator of this forum, if there is a spot where I can moderate I would like it to be the moderator of scratch postrs and if anyone will follow AQ worlds posts. If you allow me, I can tell you to change something or delete someone. Thursday, 25 February 2010. Hello, I am a patapon. Thursday, 29 October 2009. Blog about anything okay? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Ben's Blog | Standing Up, Speaking Out
Standing Up, Speaking Out. A night long remembered. I’m still trying to fully process everything that happened last night. I spent most of Tuesday on the edge of nerves waiting for the election results to start coming in. Cautiously optimistic yet preparing myself for bad news. Instead we got:. President Obama re-elected with a significant lead in the Electoral College, and the first Democrat since FDR with 50% or more of the popular vote. In just a few weeks, the Supreme Court will decide whether to hea...
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The Bloginator!!
Ok, so this is my blog. yeah. well anyways I guess this is just a handy spot for me to put stuff i like, and maybe tell my friends to check it out. Thursday, January 10, 2008. Here's some fualiodiot quizzes:. I am 20% White Trash. I, my friend, have class. I am so not white trash. . I am more than likely Democrat, and my place is neat, and there is a good chance I may never drink wine from a box. I guess that's good except for the democrat part. I am 16% Metrosexual. I am 16% A* hole/B* * . I could go ei...
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Blog of Interest
Thursday, 4 June 2009. To cut a long storey short.i forgot my standard lens and only had my fisheye with me. also.www.myspace.com/henryhomesweet. rep. Welcome to my mind. Sunday, 24 May 2009. Seeing as milton keynes is a grid of grey concrete and right angle mania i decided not to ruin everyones lives with the sickening colours of this resident evil style town but shoot mono instead. Plus it saves me getting colour merging bastard shots. I also banned myself from fisheye. Welcome to my mind. And yes our ...
Ben Walker's Blog
A blog all about Ben David Walker, the founder of Nintentalk. Sunday, September 10, 2006. Well, enough of the WoW factor, in the world of Tamagotchi's, they are still on PAUSE. I just don't have time for them at the moment, so I'm taking a break from them. In the world of Nintendo. ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT UNTIL EVERYTHING IS REVEALED! And Episode #26 is gonna be a f* king amazing episode, I can tell you that. Lots of news, lots of excitement and lots of great discussion! Posted by Ben @ 1:37 PM. It's so fun as ...
Here to go | Benssimpleblog (redux) – just rabbiting on…. and on…..
Benssimpleblog (redux) – just rabbiting on…. and on…. June 5, 2015. February 1, 2015. The edge always catches the weather. It’s a while since I’ve been up here and thankfully it doesn’t change. Bitter today but the smell was still there. Earth, water and sky. A beautiful place. Yoko Ono, Thurston Moore and Steve Shelley. March 23, 2014. Thurston Moore, towering above her taking a side place on the stage and Steve Shelley, big enough in girth behind a small drum kit. February 12, 2014. May 20, 2013.
Andrew's HR Corner
This blog covers issues relevant to human resource professionals, employers, employees, and job candidates. This includes talent acquisition, employee retention, discipline, separation, and post-employment developments, as well as candidate tips for resume writing, interviewing, follow-up, and post job award concerns. Friday, March 5, 2010. How can that many people be unhappy with their jobs? Is it the content of the job? Is it co-workers or bosses? Is it the perceived lack of direct benefit to society?
