Ian Scott Paterson
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| Blog Name: | Ian Scott Paterson |
| Url: | http://www.ianscottpaterson.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | writing, life, nonsense |
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| Popularity: | 49 Followers |
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Palin, Obama, and the Great War of Irony
I received an e-mail from Mitch Stewart, director of Organizing for America today. The e-mail read as follows. Ian – Right now, Sarah Palin is on a highly publicized, nationwide book tour, attacking President Obama and his plan for health reform at every turn. It’s dangerous. Remember, this is the person who coined the term “Death Panels” — [...]
I received an e-mail from Mitch Stewart, director of Organizing for America today. The e-mail read as follows. Ian – Right now, Sarah Palin is on a highly publicized, nationwide book tour, attacking President Obama and his plan for health reform at every turn. It’s dangerous. Remember, this is the person who coined the term “Death Panels” — [...]
2010: The Year of Betterment
I stated in a recent post that there are things and ideas that I want to be and embody. For one, I struggle a lot with anger issues and anxiety as well as a general bias against anything or anyone I may not be familiar with. These things and others are what I will be [...]
I stated in a recent post that there are things and ideas that I want to be and embody. For one, I struggle a lot with anger issues and anxiety as well as a general bias against anything or anyone I may not be familiar with. These things and others are what I will be [...]
Blog-ology
Since recommitting to writing regularly on my blog, I’ve stumbled upon an infinite reserve of research on blogging and have found some very helpful tips. Here is a summation of the things I’ve found so far. Personal Blogging: Like Facebook and Twitter, a blog is a great way to interact with those whom it is impossible to [...]
Since recommitting to writing regularly on my blog, I’ve stumbled upon an infinite reserve of research on blogging and have found some very helpful tips. Here is a summation of the things I’ve found so far. Personal Blogging: Like Facebook and Twitter, a blog is a great way to interact with those whom it is impossible to [...]
The Great Conspiracy
I was a part of this at Jacob’s Well in Kansas City last year, and it – in part – inspired my post “A Christmas List.” We all have our favorite holidays stored somewhere in the cobwebs of our inner mind, but can we really recall what we got those favorite years? I can’t, really. [...]
I was a part of this at Jacob’s Well in Kansas City last year, and it – in part – inspired my post “A Christmas List.” We all have our favorite holidays stored somewhere in the cobwebs of our inner mind, but can we really recall what we got those favorite years? I can’t, really. [...]
Crop: A Parable
In the spirit of avoidance of conflict, most men adhere to a certain level of discretion when speaking on certain matters. Politics, religion, one’s mother and whatever level of virtue she may or may be in possession of, and (more-so in the preservation of tact and a general feeling of dignity) endowment. For two best [...]
In the spirit of avoidance of conflict, most men adhere to a certain level of discretion when speaking on certain matters. Politics, religion, one’s mother and whatever level of virtue she may or may be in possession of, and (more-so in the preservation of tact and a general feeling of dignity) endowment. For two best [...]
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