Joshua Kagi
2008 MLB Predictions
Spring Training is upon us, so it’s time for my annual predictions for the MLB season ahead. I only get about 50-percent of the division winners right, so if you put money down on my picks, don’t expect to get it back.
It was bound to happen
It was bound to happen… Obama let me down. On this blog and in person, I’ve been an active Obama supporter. So, in all fairness I feel that I should post my recent correspondence with the Obama campaign regarding their response to Clinton’s “three a.m.” advertisement.
Reflections on cynicism & hope
DevilishDuck.com has a tagline. You may have noticed it before, or maybe you just don’t notice those types of things. For me, and I think most bloggers out there, we find taglines a way to showcase first time visitors what our writings are all about in just a few simple words. For me, “in a struggle between cynicism & hope” reflects who I am on so many different levels.
You didn’t dump us… we dumped you
Today, I’m going to cover a topic that by no means am I an expert on, but it’s peaked my interest over the several months it’s been in the news: The Seattle Supper Sonics imminent move to Oklahoma City.
A great speech CAN put food on the table
With Hilary Clinton’s situation now dire after losing eight consecutive primary contests, she’s turned up the heat on Barack Obama. Since the American people are really buying into Obama’s populist message of hope, the only way to counter it is this…
How (Not) to Speak of God
I’m currently reading Peter Rollins book How (Not) to Speak of God. It’s one of the last emerging church books I plan to read for a little while — as I’ve been stuck in a rut and need to broaden my horizons a little bit — but it’s a book that’s making this genre tough to leave behind.
Reading: 2008
It may be the day before Valentines day, thus it seems a little late in the new year to be unveiling a “2008 list,” but this is my website, so I make the rules, right? My personal goal for 2008 is to read 24 books for pleasure, doubling the 12 I completed in 2007. This is my reading list, with a little fun meme attached to the end of the post.
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