This is what I did at work today. Yay for helping run seminars.
Kill me.
This is what I did at work today. Yay for helping run seminars.
Kill me.
Diablo III came out. I have logged over 45 hours already. I never do this. It’s sort of fun.
lost-and-searching-in-america:
Federal judge rules NDAA’s indefinite detention provisions violate the 1st and 5th Amendments
Oh, wait, it doesn’t exist. Shame…
Yes, I did just get one for my birthday
The forecast for being in a bow loader
It takes a lot for me to not reblog this entire blog. It sums up my year pretty well…
Grades for the semester just went up.
First straight ‘A’ semester of college.
Not bad, self. Not bad at all.
Barack Obama, three years ago. Happy 10th anniversary, Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp (via outsidetheark)
Barack Obama before signing NDAA, which makes Guantanamo Bay and places like it virtually impossible to shut down
(via agathokakologica1)
So I didn’t have any during week one. Instead, all four of mine are from Monday to Wednesday morning. Yum. Definetly neglecting a few in favor of others, but such is life.
As my stalling technique, I’ve spent the last few days learning how to build a computer. Possible summer project? Depends on if I ever get in the zone to spend some cash. Whatever.
#orgoOwnsMyLife
A fascinating article on prisons designed to reintegrate people into society. If you are of the belief that the legal system should be punitive and punish law-breakers, you may not like this. However, most law-breakers are eventually placed back in society. Would you rather live in a city where the released criminal has been isolated, abused, and idle for years, or where the criminal has rehabilitated and learned how to be a member of society?
No matter what you believe, these prisons show results as well as being the cheapest to run.