Entries Tagged as 'Observations'

Stark contrast

When looking at the entire spectrum of posts Connecting the Dots has published, the two posts of Friday “Jailhouse keys” and “Camelot II” are clearly so opposite it was just worth reflecting on. Along with the other 268 posts before this post, there is a well rounded variety of topics. [Read more →]

Camelot II

It has been a long time coming this feeling the world is now experiencing. A feeling of hope lies poised in the hearts and minds of not only Americans, but with people from around the world. The euphoria that surrounds the moment allows people to once again bask in the dream of what is possible when you set your mind to it. [Read more →]

Assumption vote

In engineering terms, assumption is the mother of all screw-ups. To assume your candidate will win without your vote almost insures they will lose. [Read more →]

World talks to American voters

When the United States elects a new President, the world takes note. The voting is left up to the American voters. However in this election, there seems to be a resounding plea from people around the world to American voters to do the right thing as the results will effect their lives. [Read more →]

Sheep mentality

As humans we see ourselves as the top species on the planet. But when it comes right down to it, some of the things we do collectively may leave aliens from another planet wondering who is in charge. Looking at the global economic crisis, it is very obvious we are making it worse because of the sheep mentality. [Read more →]

Turning up the heat on Burma

The Junta in Burma will no longer enjoy the luxury of distraction. The United Nations plans to keep the spotlight on Burma to bring about reform. [Read more →]

Ready to die

In complete contrast to some politicians on the run, Michael Rodriguez has accepted his crimes and awaits his appointment with the executioner this week. This story does make you think about moral standards, greed, lust, and just understanding yourself. [Read more →]