The A-Team Blog :: Miscellaneous

Due to recent events (my old car died on the way home from ETS and had to be towed 56 miles home) I've had to buy a new car and that's presented some financial issues. So I've decided to sell off a good chunk of my library (at least 20%). This means over the next few days hundreds of my books will be listed on Amazon. I've already listed over 200. Many of them are actually good, or at least interesting, and I tend to list them at the lowest price options. So go have a look and help a brother out. If you want to buy a few from me directly, I can save you on shipping (since Amazon charges $4 per book).

Update: For those interested, I've finished listing the books I'm looking to sell at this point. And I should clarify that I'm not in any sort of financial crisis. The "issue" is that buying a new car delayed my plans for going back to school full-time any time soon. So my effort to sell some of my books is really about getting back to school full-time sooner than later.

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Tuesday, December 18

In the Scope 12/18/07

by Roger on Tue 18 Dec 2007 11:24 PM PST

Take a stand for the Truth! Tell Hilary there is nothing wrong with home made cookies: http://swiftkidsfortruth.org/

FoxNews posted 21 questions and answers about Mormonism today. The answers were provided by "The Church." Unfortunately, the answers are at best deceptive and this worked out to be a great piece of propaganda for them. Rob Bowman provides some clarity on the article.

Melinda at Stand to Reason posted a blurb about Craig Hazen's forthcoming book Five Sacred Crossings. This book has been awhile in the making and it's great to finally see it coming out.

Dustin Steeve dissects Mike Huckabee's problematic foreign policy.

The Black Knight always triumphs! Or in this case, the new trailer for The Dark Knight triumphs. Since there will apparently be no 24 season 7, The Dark Knight and Prince Caspian are about all I have to look forward too...

Curt Schilling weighed in on the Mitchell Report before it went public. It was a sad day, but a necessary day for baseball. It may be the case that some of the names mentioned are not guilty as charged, but most of them probably are (including my childhood hero, Roger Clemens). I don't think most players use HGH or steroids, which is why the players association needs to shake hands with Selig and put an end to this mess. Yea, Mitchell and Selig should have played nicer with the MLBPA, but they still need to represent the players who are disadvantaged because they play the game with integrity.

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