Name: Brian Sorrell
Dateline: Riverside, CA
Weblog: www.thebluesmokeband.com
Articles: 20
First Published: Monday, August 29, 2005
Last Published: Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Currently listing articles 20-1:
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A Solitary Man— Looking at him is looking into me.
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Corporate Freezer Burn: Name Plates— For years, we had worked in relative anonymity as we were never given name plates.
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Corporate Freezer Burn: Life Among the Cubicles— In sum, I can no longer tolerate the stench of microwaved frozen lunches in the break room.
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Bicycling Is Not Dangerous: What I've Learned As A Bicycle Commuter— Riding on the wrong side of the street, on sidewalks, weaving in and out of cars: these activities make bicycling appear dangerous.
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BBQ Tuesday: A Social Revolution In Your Own Backyard— We inadvertently brought together a whole lot of people who would never have met one another otherwise.
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How To Spend "The Advanced Energy Initiative" and "The American Competitiveness Initiative"— These initiatives are long-overdue commitments to overhauling our attitudes toward energy consumption.
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An Odyssey Through Best Buy— "Now I lay me down with Kate....", or “AC/DC indeed, young man.”
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Split Second Events or The Importance Of Keeping Track Of The Little Things— Split-second events have a peculiar way of distorting geometry.
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I'm A Programmer, Not A Computer Guy— A gentle warning to young or up-and-coming IT professionals: keep your professional identity a secret!
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Analysis of Futile-Making Features Of Human Actions— The concept of futility might be that concept that holds the key to a wide range of philosophical puzzles.
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Google: Three Times The Useless Information Of Any Other Search Engine— Or: Wikipedia Takes Us Full Circle
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Marriage Ban To Strengthen Family Values— ...
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Special Action To Increase Responsible Education (SATIRE)— ...
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Kevin Trudeau Found To Cause Cancer— ...
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Conquering Context— ...
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Ode to Devastation— ...
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What's In A Name: A Journalist's Declaration— ...
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What Is An Argument? (Part One)— ...
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The Great American Oil Spill— A long-standing policy of dumping and pressing asphalt on to the Earth's surface unquestionably counts as an oil spill. What makes the act all the
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From Apes? Who Ever Said That?— ...
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