With the primaries nearing their end it time to take a serious look at the candidates remaining and really analyze them and their arguments. This election is not one to take lightly for many hardships lie ahead for whoever takes on the presidency. Barack Obama is the candidate best suited to take on these hardships and over come them with poise. ( Read more... )

Upon first studying the political spectrum I had little knowledge of what the terms liberal, libertarian, conservative, and populist meant. Previously, these words held no interest of mine and I believed that I was a person of no political affiliation. After various class discussions and readings though, I came to realize that I had much stronger ( Read more... )

Upon first glance at the two novels, Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea, many would argue that there was little in common between the two besides some characters with the same names. In taking a closer look though it becomes quite apparent that many of the ideas and concepts in Wide Sargasso Sea are closely linked to and developed based upon the ( Read more... )

The weather was getting colder as the winter slowly approached. The skies were gray during the day, with a wind that carries the faint smells of snow and burnt wood. Snow had yet to come, but there wasn’t a tree that hadn’t dropped all its leaves to the ground in anticipation of icy weather. Prices for heat were continuing to rise, so there wasn ( Read more... )

The weather was getting colder as the winter slowly approached. The skies were gray during the day, with a wind that carries the faint smells of snow and burnt wood. Snow had yet to come, but there wasn’t a tree that hadn’t dropped all its leaves to the ground in anticipation of icy weather. Prices for heat were continuing to rise, so there wasn ( Read more... )

James Milne Class H 5/8/06 ( Read more... )

Dear Diary ( Read more... )

James Milne, Class E Lightning, Dean Koontz, 355 pgs, Fiction, Berkley Books, NY ( Read more... )

Once long ago there lived an eccentric old man. He was a carpenter for most his years. He was quite rich but at the same time quite foolish. In all his wealth he decided to take in a tenant. This tenant went by the name of Nicholas the Gallant, and was much younger than he. Nicholas was fond of the stars, an astrology and geomancy student. ( Read more... )

James Milne Class E 11/1/06 ( Read more... )