Eric H. Doss — Technology, Management and Life

Writing Again

25 November 2010

Happy Thanksgiving!! I’ve been a bit melancholy about this blog lately. I have a serious sense of accomplishment when I actually sit down and write a post here or on one of my other sites. But recently, I’ve not felt inspired or had enough time, or whatever. I like writing everyday. I like seeing [...]

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Strip-Searching, Privacy Violations, and Presumed Guilt

20 November 2010

It’s rare that you see the ACLU and the DrudgeReport on the same page of an issues. I’ve been following the furor about the new TSA security process, invasive pat-downs, “Don’t touch my junk”, and a hundred other stories of US citizens being searched, patted down, exposed to radiation, and more. Yesterday, I watched this [...]

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Great Local Article on The Mosque. Yes, that one.

17 August 2010

I’ve been reading a blog called Sacraments Wholesale for a few months and really love the content. The author is reasonable, logical, and grounded in both his faith and his views. Deacon Tim, the author, did a great job with his post on Harry Reid’s cowardice and political expediency at the expense of religious freedom. [...]

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Trip to Ohio 2010

15 August 2010

Date: Aug 15, 2010Number of Photos in Album: 40View Album

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Love Always Wins–Overturning Prop 8–10 Points of Light

5 August 2010

Here’s a great summary of the findings in yesterday’s ruling that overturned Prop 8. From Politics Daily. 1. “Individuals do not generally choose their sexual orientation. No credible evidence supports a finding that an individual may, through conscious decision, therapeutic intervention or any other method, change his or her sexual orientation.” 2. “California has no [...]

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Judge Strikes Down Arizona Immigration Law, Not Shocking

28 July 2010

So the judge struck down the most important parts of this law, the parts that allow police to stop and check the immigration status of suspected illegals. Here are a few articles from the WSJ and the LA Times. This should not come as a shock to anyone that supports the rule of law here [...]

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