Archive for March, 2007
Tuesday, March 27th, 2007
A Case Study in Canadian Socialism
One of the biggest questions currently facing our administration is the level of health care the United States government should provide its citizens. Some call for complete health care, that no one would pay for their health care. This system is already in place in many countries, including England and Canada. Other’s claim that all [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Health,Uncategorized by Bill S-R
Monday, March 26th, 2007
Can Anyone Challenge Wikipedia?
We all know of the world’s greatest source of information, Wikipedia. Students begin (and sometimes end) all research on Wikipedia. Any one with a medical disorder goes to the site to get their prognoses. If you want to know what a Billiken is you go to Wikipedia. (Go search what a Billiken is anyway, it [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Modern culture,Technology by Bill S-R
Saturday, March 17th, 2007
Viacom versus YouTube
Many concerns have been raised pertaining to the free flowing nature of information and content in the modern industrial age. Besides the burgeoning identity theft industry, major questions have been raised over the legality of copyrighted content on the Internet. Specifically, the media giant YouTube has been targeted for its blind spot towards copyrighted shows. [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Technology by Bill S-R
Tuesday, March 13th, 2007
Cell tower or Water tower? The dilemma of where to put new cellular towers (part 2)
Is this a picture of a cellular tower or a water tower. You guessed it; it is both a cell tower and a water tower. As many of you may remember I put up a picture of a cell tower off the Mass Pike back in August, that was made to look like a tree. [...]
1 Comment » - Posted in Technology by Jon Haynes
Monday, March 5th, 2007
Ann Coulter’s fanaticism vs. John Edward’s derision
…what rumors or negative image are going to come from name-calling unless you are the one doing the name-calling?
No Comments » - Posted in News,Political by Jon Haynes
Friday, March 2nd, 2007
Flip-Flopping in the World
I believe flip flopping is just a natural result of the passage of time and the maturing of a candidate. Everyone makes mistakes, and as people mature it is reasonable that they may change their mind. For example, all those that voted for the war prior on the basis of WMD’s could claim that by [...]