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So I guess some sort of introduction is in order. My dear friend, Mr. Ben Deatºn, was kind enough to set up all this jazz for me, as I am not too good with this whole computer thing. I’m learning, ok?

Regarding me, here’s the information I consider important, as far as important can be in a blog. I tend to be overly critical of all sorts of things, more so than I probably should. Books come to mind, but it often falls on people or their ideas. I’m very time-conscious, and I wish I wasn’t. I struggle with things on a intellectual basis much more often than on a emotional basis. For example, I’m shamed by the politicizing done by the Intelligent Design camp, mainly because I “belong” to the demographic who is supposed to believe in ID, or Creationism. The issue is so polarized that it seems there is room in the middle. Arminianism and Calvinism also comes to mind, but methinks thats a topic for another time.

I like all sorts of music. Here are a smattering of artists in my iTunes library at the moment: Vivaldi, Jay-Z, The Phantom of the Opera (movie soundtrack), Britney Spears (greatest hits album), David Crowder Band, Bow Wow, Chris Tomlin, Sixpence None the Richer, Fleetwood Mac, Kansas, Fatboy Slim, Aqua, tobymac, Warren G & Nate Dogg.

As for a more normal introduction, meh, no thanks. Such knowledge will come with time, if it’s important. I will however give you some insight into this odd license plate that seems to be my picture. Please consult this link for more information on this. It will tell you alot more about me than knowing my job/age/marital status/zodiac sign/shoe size/favorite type of donut will.

Oh, and one other thing. If my blog was running for political office, my only campaign promise would be this: I will try and post at least one link per post that will be worth your computer’s CPU cycles and your net connection’s bandwidth to click on and view. Of course, by “worth” I mean that “if you found the link and story about the license plate listed above funny or entertaining, it will be worth it, usually.”