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Archive for July, 2007

Paulitics

Paulitician (n) – A person who is a maker of policy that offers viable and attainable solutions to the current problems of America by reducing the size of the government and adhering to the constitution. E.g. Ron Paul is a Paulitician.
So why reinvent politics because of the paulices… ahem.. polices of one man?
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I found this worm in my hallway today. Wow, its huge.
 

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Marcus led Jane and me to some amazing waterfalls on Sunday in the Davidson River area. Gorgeous!

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“We’re not just the internet!” chanted supporters. And those chants boomed around the Greenvile convention center…. but I’m getting ahead of myself.
Jane and Marcus drove to PARI for the weekend so that we could have fun and ultimately attend the Ron Paul rally in Greenville, SC. The media keeps saying that less than 500 [...]

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Before restarting to finish an ATI driver update this evening, I realized that Windows Vista has been the most reliable OS I’ve ever used (I’ve never had OSX on my home machine). Slightly over 7 days without a full system restart! Despite Vista’s minor quirks, I’m loving it.

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A sign found on Highway 64 just outside of Brevard… I couldn’t help but chuckle. Imagine being the team of people that has to sit around and think these things up.

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Tyler Pratt was my 100,00th visitor! Yeah! I sat down with Tyler on Facebook and we talked about the hard hitting issues.
Me: How do you feel being the 100,000th visitor to the Inside My Mind Blog?
Tyler: I feel it is a great honor to be your 100,000 visitor I have known you
for about 10 [...]

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Aggh! There was a snake in my building! I’m not necessarily scared of snakes, but the thought of snakes climbing into my bed or something is not really calming. Thad got it out though. We helped the black snake into the woods where Mr. Snake will hopefully live a lifetime of snake eating and slithering [...]

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