bigblueyes_08's blog

When interviewed by Ann Curry, of NBC, President Bush said that building homes, not the war in Iraq was to blame for our current economic situation.  Read More »

I'm currently taking a course to become an EMT-Basic. On one of the calls that I went to as an observer a little communication barrier arose.

The patient spoke spainsih and no english to us as we tried to figure out what exactly was wrong. I've taken two years of spanish over ITV and yeah....not a real big help to me...I obviously didn't learn much.  Read More »

I have always had firm beliefs on some key issues...but am I wrong in what I believe? Because once I sit and look at everything...it seems I'm wishy washy.  Read More »

I think that its time for Congress to quit dabbling in the ballpark and get back to more important issues.  Read More »

Argh, the teachers have decieded to spy on the computers at school. I have no problem with them monitering sites....if some porno site comes up in the monthly lists of sites, they can block it, and there are ways of finding out which people are on what computers and at what times. Now with VisionClinent, they can get on the computers and take over them if need be, or just view the pages at the same time as we are....I have nothing to hide, but I hate the evasion of privacy.  Read More »

I'm a Senior in a very small, rural, Kansas school. My class will be the last to graduate before a consolidation takes place; as Seniors most of us have grown up in this school district, and want to graduate with our alma mater being the Mustangs; ugh, but there are a few that are completely slacking off and are so close to flunking out its not even funny.  Read More »

So far 2008 has not been a good year for the coal industry. Just hours after President Bush touted clean coal in his State of the Union address, the Department of Energy decided to stop the FutureGen project (which was suppose to build the first zero-emissions coal plant). With more talks of carbon footprints, many investors found ways to stop their support of coal. Now the fight for coal has moved from Wall Street to Kansas.  Read More »

A Saturday morning and I'm babysitting two little kids. A very rambunctious little boy who loves ninjas, dogs, and other general "boy" characters that he see's on TV. He emulates these characters, with a swift chop of his arms and a forceful "Hiiiiiyah" he successfully defeats his imaginary foes.  Read More »