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Welcome to Off on a Tangent,
the online repository where I share my creative endeavors with the
world. Inside you will find fiction, news, commentary, poetry,
music, and more that I have produced over the years and am still
producing today. I am always open to feedback, so please don't
hesitate to contact me and let me know what you think!
Life
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Sunday, 07 January 2007 |
I
got a Best Buy gift card from my parents for Christmas and needed to
buy some network and systems equipment, so I went online and got an
order together last Friday. They have a nifty feature where you
can place an order online (and pay online), then go pick it up same-day
from a store. Best of both worlds: online convenience; same-day
delivery. |
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Products
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Wednesday, 03 January 2007 |
There are more big changes on this year's list of the ugliest cars. Two models featured on last year's list
(Honda Insight [#4 TIE] and Chevrolet SSR [#1]) have been discontinued,
while several newly-introduced ugly cars have managed to push two more
(Toyota Matrix [#10] and Honda Element [#9]) off the list.
Additionally, my style tastes have changed as some models become less
offensive with age (and others grow more so). |
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Briefly
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Friday, 29 December 2006 |
Saddam
Hussein, former dictator of Iraq, was executed by hanging at
approximately 10:00pm EST this evening (6:00am 12/30, Iraq time),
reports senior U.S. officials and Hussein's lawyers. The U.S.
military in Iraq is on alert for possible reprisals by Baathist
insurgents and other terrorist forces operating in the middle-eastern
nation. Hussein was sentenced to death by an Iraqi court for
crimes against humanity during his twenty-five year rule. |
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Life
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Friday, 29 December 2006 |
So
it's been a little while since I've written a life entry, and something
very odd has happened in that time. We have a cat. Those of
you who know me well are probably aware that, on average, I'm not a cat
person. I traditionally prefer the campany of dogs (over cats or
people, lol), but this feline won us over somehow and has since become
a member of the family. |
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Have a Quote
"Students
will not be prepared for work in an economy that demands higher-order
skills if their schools focus exclusively on the basics. Students will
not learn to think for themselves if their schools expect them just to
stay in line and keep quiet."—Nick Rabkin and Robin Redmond, The
Washington Post
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