josh | June 29, 2006
Today started off like any other, in that I woke up tired. I know, I know. I probably wouldn’t be so tired in the mornings if I went to bed at a reasonable hour. After only getting about 3 hours of sleep, I made the drive from Draper, Utah to Sunnyvale, California. I kid you [...]
josh | June 23, 2006
Today is my 32nd birthday. Man, I’m getting old.
josh | June 21, 2006
Summer is finally here. One of the things that I don’t like about Bend is that it seems to take summer a little too long to arrive, and then it ends too quickly. I’m not looking for an eternal summer like Phoenix, or anything like that. I’m just looking for a little more time during [...]
josh | June 17, 2006
Some guy got buried up to his waist in sand, and had to call 911 to get out. That would be a sucky way to die.
josh | June 10, 2006
Some guy was trying to rob a store when the store employees fought back. Now, the robber is suing the store and the employees for inflicting emotional distress. This is one of the most ridiculous lawsuits of which I have ever heard.
josh | June 8, 2006
Human Events Online has a write-up about the final atrocities of Abu Musab al Zarqawi, the latest big-name terrorist to meet his maker at the hands of the United States Armed Forces.
If you are looking for the legacy of Abu Musab al Zarqawi, do not look in the concrete rubble of so-called safe house in [...]
josh | June 7, 2006
Here’s a great article by a University professor titled, “How to Cheat Good.”
I just submitted my last set of grades for the semester. This is always a big weight off my shoulders, but since it will be the last set of grades I ever submit at the University at Buffalo, it is an even greater [...]
josh | June 7, 2006
Some senior pranks are better than others. Here’s one that’s NOT on the list of “best pranks.”
The first day of finals at San Jose’s Independence High School got off to a sticky start Tuesday as students arrived to find the locks on all their classroom doors filled with Super Glue.
Apparently, it has been very expensive [...]
josh | June 5, 2006
President Bush knows his history.
Two weeks ago, I pointed out that we live in something close to the best of times, with record worldwide economic growth and at a low point in armed conflict in the world. Yet Americans are in a sour mood, a mood that may be explained by the lack of a [...]
josh | June 3, 2006
The New York Times is running a story about President Bush and Secretary of State Rice and how they are dealing with Iran’s enrichment of Uranium. It’s actually quite interesting.
On a Tuesday afternoon two months ago, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice sat down to a small lunch in President Bush’s private dining room behind [...]
