Author Archives: aaron

Election day has finally come. And the country is faced with what some would call a hard decision. Between the incumbent President Obama who is beset on all sides by a sea of troubles both inherited from his predecessor, and … Continue reading →

It’s been an ugly week in the middle east. Thanks to Nakoula Basseley Nakoula aka Sam Bacile etc, a coptic christian with far too much time on his hands, and the Reverend Terry Jones (the man who had the brilliant idea … Continue reading →

There are many voices coming out against the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect Internet Protocol Act. SOPA and PIPA, despite being different bills, are in fact the same problem merely viewed from different angles. They both restrict internet … Continue reading →

Welcome. Today is the first of a new feature on leapblog. Reviews of music, films, series, video games and more. Today’s review item is the anime series “Shin Mazinger Shogeki! Z Hen.” Which translates to “True Mazinger Impact! Z Chapter”, … Continue reading →

The ongoing protests on Wall Street have drawn national attention, both for the fact that they are ongoing and possibly growing, and for the police response. Between pepper spraying by Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, the orange netting corrals, the officer … Continue reading →

The news media in general tends to be rather gutless. It would be all too easy to blast them for not reporting on the Iraq war, or various other issues. But the recent attempt to paint the democrats as being … Continue reading →

It’s a new day on the internet and for everyone using bandwith.  Onlive CEO Steve Perlman has just announced that Reardan Co. (Onlive’s parent corp) has found a way to break Shannon’s law. By redesigning the way they transmit from … Continue reading →

It would be all too easy to dismiss the republican party this coming election. With the likes of Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich and others gunning for the nomination of Republican Presidential Candidate, one could hardly be blamed for … Continue reading →

After the latest harbinger of doom from the CBO regarding the future monetary outlook, I took a moment to consider possible solutions.  We have a terrible cost to revenue ratio. We’re spending too much for our inadequate revenue streams to … Continue reading →

As of this posting today, Anthony Weiner has announced he will in fact resign from his seat.  Part of it I believe is because his wife is expecting their first child, and this is a good time for him to … Continue reading →