Welcome to Joshua's Place
Welcome! This site has been a part of my digital footprint since the early 2000s, serving as a time capsule for the early chapters of my adult life. While I keep this space online as a reflection of where I started, my journey has evolved quite a bit since this site was last updated.
If you want to explore my current business initiatives or personal interests, please visit my new primary site at joshuaclinard.com. Otherwise, feel free to explore the archives!
Archived Blog Posts
Florida. President Bush has a much better chance of winning it than he did in 2000. But we can improve his chances even more, make the state a lock, and replace a Democrat senator from Florida this year. Mel Martinez is the Republican candidate for Senate from Florida. He’s a Cuban-American immigrant success story, who will help the president attract a larger share of the Hispanic vote. If Martinez wins, he’ll be replacing the notoriously nutty Democrat Senator Bob Graham,…
Posted on September 22, 2004 at 11:30
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There are so many veterans that are getting together and organizing into groups in order to get the facts out about John Kerry’s real war record, that it becomes clear that there must be some really outrageous things that Kerry does not want voters to know. For all these people to form independent groups, and come forward with their stories about Kerry’s record, it is simply amazing. It boggles the mind! It appears that most of these groups are member-led…
Posted on September 19, 2004 at 23:13
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Sirius Satellite Radio has just added 10 new channels, including Elvis Radio, and Sirius Patriot. I am thankful for Sirius Patriot, as it has moved some of my favorite shows, including the Michael Reagan Show and World Net Daily to daytime hours. I look forward to hearing the new music channels as well.…
Posted on July 7, 2004 at 19:12
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John Kerry picked John Edwards as his running mate yesterday, but I don’t think Edwards brings anything substantial to the ticket. He is a trial lawyer, and big companies despise trial lawyers. They make the cost of doing business much higher, because of the frivolous lawsuits that are so rampant these days. Trial lawyers are the main reason that so many companies are outsourcing jobs overseas. John Edwards also has the 4th highest liberal voting record of any senator. John…
Posted on July 7, 2004 at 17:45
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In the coming weeks, I will be converting the site to a database driven site, so that I will be able to update the layout and the content more easily, and more frequently. Also, some time ago, I had to shut down the guestbook, because people were flooding it with spam. If I can get an approval feature hacked into it, I will turn it back on. I also had to delete my slam book because people were flooding it…
Posted on July 7, 2004 at 15:23
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I hope everyone had a great 4th of July. I went to see Spiderman 2 with my church college group Sunday night, and we had a great time. It was a great movie, even if it was formulaic. After the movie, we went to shoot off fireworks, and we had a great time. It was the first time I had shot off fireworks, so it was a learning experience for me. There’s a new movie out that I would like…
Posted on July 7, 2004 at 10:12
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I have been following politics very closely for over a year now. I have been listening to a lot of talk radio and reading some blogs. My favorite radio hosts are of course Rush Limbuagh and Sean Hannity. Sean is an excellent host for those that are moderately conservative, or for those that consider themselves Reagan Democrats. Rush is more suited for the hard-core consevatives. Anyway, since this is an election year, my updates are about to become a lot…
Posted on July 3, 2004 at 15:34
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I am only taking two morning classes this summer, so that I can work at the World Famous Bean. Youth camps are hosted at ACU during the summer, so the cafeteria has to be open certain weeks. It’s much more pleasant working at the Bean during the summer, because the little kids are so happy and thankful for what we provide. The college kids are somewhat more difficult to please. …
Posted on July 3, 2004 at 13:06
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Because of my difficulties in Basic Drawing last year, I decided that I don’t have enough artistic talent to persue a major in Digital Imaging and Design Technology. Therefore, I decided to change majors. I am now taking my second semester of Computer Networking Administration classes. I have been doing very well so far, and the classes interest me this time around. …
Posted on July 3, 2004 at 10:12
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Great news! The senate approved a Partial Birth Abortion Ban today. The President will of course sign it into law before it hits his desk. There are legal challenges ahead for the bill, because some of the democrats have resorted to persuading liberal judges into creating laws based on their beliefs, rather than interpreting whether laws are constitutional. Most of today’s liberal democrats do not represent the people. Polls show that 77% of American’s think that Partial Birth Abortion should…
Posted on October 21, 2003 at 11:59
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