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By John, on February 1st, 2010
Via a status update on Facebook, of all places, I learned that a friend of mine had committed suicide. I’m still struggling to understand how the kid I knew reached that point in his life.
When I was 13 or 14 I spent many hours over at his house watching TV or playing [...]
By John, on August 22nd, 2008
My opinion hasn’t changed in the past few months. I think Bluecoat is a horribly coded web filter that does a poor job of characterizing content. Much to my surprise, they have tweaked the algorithm and I’ve seen some noticable changes. First off, they no longer categorically block websites that have the word blog [...]
By John, on June 26th, 2008
By John, on May 5th, 2008
I extremely cynical and sarcastic and springing from these two vital parts of my psyche comes my sense of humor. I was browsing through my daily group of websites when I came upon a story that led to and idea – one that I knew would lead to a subpoena – if not leading [...]
By John, on April 3rd, 2008
I’ve been reviewing some of my old posts and I noticed that I spend most of my time writing about things that cause me grief. So, I’m going to break off some of those onto a new blog called How I loathe thee
I do need some other bloggers so if you’ve got something [...]
By John, on March 29th, 2008
At the end of a deployment the will of the masses dwindles and more mistakes are made. I have been a scapegoat as of late so I am trying to stay out of everything. I’m sure that in a day or two I’ll be blamed for not being a scapegoat because somebody else did [...]
By John, on March 22nd, 2008
Well, it’s near the end of the month and many have failed to partake in the madness. I am one of the few left and its probably the most hideous abomination of a mustache on earth. Its so grotesque that I feared breaking my camera. I know that some of you are screaming at [...]
By John, on February 14th, 2008
The military has a zero tolerance policy to discrimination based on sex, religion, race, or creed. The civilian world has no such policy.
We live in a world where we see should no longer be looking at the race of an individual – we should view each person on their merits. Lines dividing us [...]
By John, on January 31st, 2008
I meant to spent my evening doing something for the greater good but the water shortage deterred me doing it. I had intended to spend a few hours at the hospital doing whatever they needed to do – I didn’t want to go over there smelling like I do. Its been a few days [...]
By John, on January 29th, 2008
I feel like writing something while knowing full well that I have little to share. I’ve mentioned almost everything of note in previous posts and there is very little that you don’t know about my experience while I am in Iraq. I still feel the need to post – but only time will tell [...]
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