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October 25th, 2007 at 9:42 am

Jack Givens

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In your pursuit of knowledge you ended up at this link in the universe. Regardless if you ended up here by accident or deliberate clicking you will be rewarded with new information. I have been married for 12+ years now to a wonderful wife who has been kind enough to bless me with two wonderful children. We live in Northern California where I tele-commute with an engineering firm in Germany. Most days are a very short commute, but going into the office every few months is a long haul! I also have served as an officer in the U.S. Army.

I would consider myself a Reagan Conservative and a believer in the ideals of our (original) Republic. I believe in a small Government that finds it greatest responsibility is in protecting it citizens. As a Christian I believe we should be able to live a life of faith in our homes, work, place, government, and schools. We home school our children as we will not sacrifice our children to a system bent on destroying the character of our next generation.

My other hobbies include a love for photography, snowboarding, and a range of games with my children.

 

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