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I am a professional Web Developer who enjoys technology that makes our lives more rich. I live and work in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
I have a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Computer Information Systems – making me both a tech geek and someone who can put a room to sleep ranting about corporate culture and brand identity.
On this site, I share my thoughts on anything in the evolving technological landscape, with random tangents on philosophy, culture, politics, and travel updates.
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Spain’s Blurred Cultural Divides (or how Newt Gingrich can’t even get xenophobia right)
Newt Gingrich states, “The proposed “Cordoba House” overlooking the World Trade Center site – where a group of jihadists killed over 3000 Americans and destroyed one of our most famous landmarks – is a test of the timidity, passivity and … Continue reading
Posted in God, Photos, Politics, Spain
Tagged al-Andalus, architecture, christianity, cordoba, cordova house, culture, gingrich, ground zero mosque, history, Iberia, Iberian peninsula, islam, Music, newt gingrich, ojos de brujo, Religion, Spain, sultanas de merkaillo
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Proprietary Vendors Want Open Source Sanctions
The Guardian reports that International Intellectual Property Alliance requested that the U.S. Trade Representative to put countries using open source in government on a “Special 301 watchlist” – a list of intellectual property-violating nations, or “state sponsors of piracy.” The … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Technophilia, business
Tagged BSA, free software, IIPA, MPAA, open source, piracy, regulation, RIAA
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McCain breaks his word on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Three years ago, John McCain had this to say regarding the United States’ discriminatory policy on homosexuals serving in the military: “The day that the leadership of the military comes to me and says, ‘Senator, we ought to change the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged don't ask don't tell, john mccain, LGBT, military, Politics
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The New Three-Fifths Compromise
In short, the Supreme Court ruled today that proprietors of corporations are entitled to more freedoms than non-proprietors. Does anybody remember the three-fifths compromise? When considering this case, did the Supreme Court consider Section 2 of the fourteenth amendment? It … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, business
Tagged 14th amendment, business, corporate personhood, Politics, supreme court, three fifths compromise
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