Jan

31

OPSEC For the Home IV

January 31, 2006 | Leave a Comment

Responsible Firearm Ownership
I’m stepping away from the Internet for this particular piece. An incident in Maryland recently caught my attention. A child brought a load .38 caliber revolver to school, and shot a classmate in the shoulder.
This brings up the subject of not “gun control”, because as I see it “gun control” means hitting you’re [...]

Jan

30

Blissful - Luxury of Time

January 30, 2006 | 2 Comments

I was originally just going to add an additional comment to respond to Blissful’s comment. However, as I sat down to write it, I became aware that my response was going to become a post of its own.
As such, I decided that instead of cutting my own response short I’d elaborate.
Blissful said…
I completely agree that [...]

Jan

27

OPSEC for the Home Part III

January 27, 2006 | 1 Comment

Instant Messengers
One of the more popular ways to communicate on the Internet, especially among teens is through the use of instant messenger applications (IMs). There are several instant message applications that you can download. You have the Microsoft Messenger, America Online Instant Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ and a host of other applications and clients that [...]

Jan

27

On Second Thoughts

January 27, 2006 | Leave a Comment

If you’ve linked over here from On Second Thoughts, I just want to let you all know that no, I am not the same guy that he mentions in this post…
The front page of my newspaper today has the story of Douglas Barber, a former army reservist, was struggling. For two years since returning from [...]

Jan

27

BrainStorm - OPSEC for Dummies…

January 27, 2006 | Leave a Comment

OPSEC for Dummies…
III. IMs
IV. Gun Safety
V. Dogs
VI.

Jan

27

Procrastination

January 27, 2006 | 1 Comment

I’ve been home from Iraq for almost two months now. Now that I am living most of the week in Birmingham, and spending the weekends at home, things actually seem fairly normal… boring as hell, but normal.
I miss the sound of small arms fire, the overhead thump, thump, thump of helicopter blades, and the feeling [...]

Jan

26

Four Things…

January 26, 2006 | Leave a Comment

Four Things I Love about Spring

The smell of rain
The sound of thunder
The energy of re-birth
The sun after the long gray months of winter

Four Things I Love About Summer

Morning Dew
Late evening sun
Kids out of school
Vacations

Four Things I Love About Fall

The colors of the leaves
Watching the fall colors creep down the mountains
Pumpkin Pie
The smell of wood-smoke

Four Things [...]

Jan

25

Internet Censorship

January 25, 2006 | Leave a Comment

Since this post is censorship related, you’re more than likely wondering why I haven’t posted this over at the Stop Internet Censorship blog I am a part of. Well, as it turns out the group over at the Censorship blog aren’t ready to tackle the political parts of Internet Censorship. Their original intent was to [...]

Jan

25

New Orleans - Chocolate City USA

January 25, 2006 | Leave a Comment

I don’t know who made it… but it’s hilarious…

Jan

23

Kills the kids, but let the murderers live

January 23, 2006 | Leave a Comment

Which American organization helps convicted murderers live, and causes thousands of children to die each year?
Click here to stop them.

Jan

20

Borden & Ludwig Info.

January 20, 2006 | Leave a Comment

I’ve been seeing a lot of hit for Kara Beth Borden information. For those of you who are looking for information on her or David Ludwig, please here for the updated timeline:
David Ludwig and Kara Beth Borden Timeline (Updated December 19)
And then head over here for more comprehensive information on the case.
OptyMyst – Kara Borden [...]

Jan

20

Afghanistan & Iraq Locals, the ultimate MacGyver

January 20, 2006 | Leave a Comment

I’ve spent about half my life down south, and I’ve seen some “redneck” rigged equipment that only works due to some kind of magic in duct tape and chewing gum.
However, the people who have done the most “Redneck Rigging” with some of the most bizarre success are the peoples of Iraq and Afghanistan. I guess [...]

Jan

19

Fustration, Doubting Intentions

January 19, 2006 | Leave a Comment

It has been months now since the “Borden Family Trust” website went online. It’s been months, and the site still is not taking credit card donations. I for one would have donated some funds to the Borden Kids, if they had the credit card system working.
The fact that they do not have this, fairly simple, [...]

Jan

19

“Weren’t you Scared?!?’

January 19, 2006 | Leave a Comment

It’s still the first question people ask me when they find out that I was in Afghanistan and Iraq. I find it kind of an amusing question, and to have it be the first question always amuses me.
In Afghanistan, I was on an airbase, and surrounded by several thousand pissed off men and women with [...]

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