The Circular Gas Inflation Drama
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- Published on Tuesday, 31 May 2011 07:10
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As we are emerging from the spring season of blossoming flowers into the summer season of warmth and fun in the sun, we are now afflicted with the problem we face year… after year… after year: rising gas prices. Oddly, rising gas prices has become so synonymous with summer, it defies logic as to why the American people continue to be shocked and appalled by this annual occurrence. The issue of gas prices in America is endemic of how short term and political expedient solutions are proposed to satisfy an electorate that accepts these solutions.
The Unraveling of Facebook!!
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- Published on Tuesday, 19 April 2011 12:40
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In the last 6 years, Facebook has exploded into a billion dollar social networking platform, destroyed Myspace, and more recently spawned a popular Hollywood movie that drew in $23 million during its first weekend. This has brought about the popular belief that Facebook is the model for the new Internet. As a result, we have seen thousands of campaigns,
The Chads are Crashing Down
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- Published on Wednesday, 27 October 2010 14:39
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This will be my last blog prior to the November 2nd election. In the sprit of the talking-head punditry, I will make a final prediction and ramble about propositions facing California. First and foremost, where are we at on the national level? The national election is clearly being motivated by an anti-incumbent, economic-driven anxiety. The sentiment has resulted in most incumbents fighting for their life.
Why Democrats are Kicking Progress to the Courts?
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- Published on Tuesday, 28 September 2010 23:23
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As most have already heard, the courts have started to move one of the most profound civil right issues of our generation. Just last week a judge ruled that the dismissal of Margret Whitt from the U.S Air Force on the grounds of Don't Ask Don't Tell was actually counter to the intent of Don't Ask Don't Tell. The judge in this case determined that kicking Margaret Whitt from the Air Force would have a larger impact on the unit cohesion and moral than would actually allowing her to serve openly in the U.S Air Force.
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Beware of Islamic Fruit
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- Published on Tuesday, 21 September 2010 23:26
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I recently went on trip to the Temecula Wine Valley in California. The Temecula Wine Valley is located about 90 miles north of San Diego. In between sipping on wonderfully inspired Zinfandels and Italian inspired wines, I took a moment to leap into the world of the Temecula Valley regional newspaper simply named the “Valley News.”
At first glance, it was not much different than your typical community weekly.
Shame on the Los Angeles Times
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- Published on Tuesday, 24 August 2010 23:30
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The Los Angeles Times has recently entered the headlines as the new maker versus news reporters. The Times’ new report on student test scores is simply another example of traditional news sources being interested in conducting sensationalist journalism opposed to remaining the standard barer of responsible traditional journalism.
This whole issue flew onto the scene like a bird dropping on the windshield at 70 mph. A week ago the Los Angeles Times announced that it was going to publish
