This post will definitely get bigger... I followed the steps (3 times) and created a nice bookshelf to add to my blog... This was followed by creating just a list for my blog... I've moved and replaced the widget(s) but I can't seem to get anything to work... What's the deal?
Furthermore, I want to add a list of movies I love - like through netflix... why is that so hard to find? You think it would be a staple widget by now... and How about a music player that plays my favorite music? like from pandora...
Friday, October 22, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Why I hate Digital Civilization
I wish I were a more reasonable person... I think social networking is a great idea - I really do... I'm like the reverse of Mark Twain when he said, “It's easy to quit smoking. I've done it hundreds of times.” Digital connection is awesome and easy. I've started it hundreds of times... but I can never keep up!
Three LONG reasons why I hate digital civilization. (reader beware!)
Three LONG reasons why I hate digital civilization. (reader beware!)
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
A brave new frontier... ?
I'm no fan of Porter Rockwell. Mormon's seem to love him because he is one piece of excitement in the LDS history. Now, I don't mind Porter, I just don't see why he's more exciting than say Billy the Kid? But I have wanted to find out about the hype... And discussing how we as a nation moved into the "wiki wiki wild... wiki wiki wild wild west..." (no, thank you, Fresh Prince)
suggested book club readings
Okay... I'm not sure about this... I think this is going to spark a mini-film blerb every little while... That's what I do. Maybe I'm too stupid to read...
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Ah, Romance - Burn that Mother Down!!!
Someone has to teach me how to attach music to my posts so I can unveil my mind further to those who read this stuff... As of the last Guh-gillion posts I think I've had 2 or three people pop on to read them. That may be because I write them so thoroughly that no one needs add to nor take away from this book.
Ron comes from an age of Romance when the news was "were it was at" and people moved slowly to the beauty around them.

Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Kill Your TV - save your soul
What happened to VR? This makes my interaction with the internet look really boring...
So Neo... I mean, Keanu... I mean, Johnny saves the world from the oppressive destruction of humanity created by capitalism married with technology... Wait, that is Neo? no... He's fighting robots... no that's Keanu... No, Keanu is a robot... (check him out in Much Ado About Nothing or Brahm Stoker's Dracula... or don't.)
At any cost, the advancement of technology has often pushed man to question his connection to humanity, civility, to spirituality. There is a general sense of loss of that which is human, right, or righteous. And they aren't wrong.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Hero or Little-man Syndrome?
heard the words of Thomas Paine. "These are the times that try men's souls." or "What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; it is dearness only that gives everything its value." You may not know that Paine was not only a voice for the American Revolution but also the French Revolution and also a voice to condemn the Catholic Church and religion in general. It seems Paine had a knack to be on the side of whomever was picking a fight... does that make him a hero of just a guy with little-man syndrome?
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Who is John Gault?
Atlas Shrugged is a classic engaging and LONG treatise on the virtue of selfishness. While that may sound like an opposite to most people's moral view of how life is supposed to be the happy reader will find it a valuable reiteration of the economic principles of life spawned by Adam Smith. (I've heard it said that there is no humbler name than John Smith - but Adam Smith has to come somewhere near that, right? I mean, Right?)
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