Archive for August, 2005

Katrina Find

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

Here's new site set up just today by Deacon Dan (found in a comment at Blogs for Bush): New site I'm trying to promote - www.katrinafinder.us. I built it today as a way, I hope, to help folks find loved ones in the disaster area. My sister was in Gulfport, Mississippi, ...

Dish Network’s New Ad Campaign

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

Dish Network's new ad campaign consists of people whose T.V. "sucks". Their T.V.'s act like vacuums, things fly, and stick, to the T.V. set. The guest says something like, "What's going on?", the homeowner says, "My T.V. sucks, doesn't yours?" The guest says, "No, I have Dish Network, it doesn't ...

Gas Prices

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

On Sunday, a local gas station was charging $2.689 per gallon for regular unleaded. Today it's $2.899. Another station nearby was also at $2.899. Around the corner and down the street a station had regular unleaded at $3.299. Down the street from there (at a place that is usually higher ...

40,000

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Our 40,000th visitor just came from Taiwan.

Live Birth Blogging

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Regular Musers will know that my wife and I are expecting. It looks like her contractions have started (BTW I won't actually be live blogging it, my wife would kill me - I just like the catchy title). This whole birth thing is wild stuff!

Just One Question

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Lady Jane over at A Lady's Ruminations has just one question... Will any other country come to our aid over Katrina? She has the transcript of a radio address by Gordon Sinclair (a Canadian broadcaster) from June 5, 1973... The Americans The United States dollar took another pounding on German, French and British ...

Katrina Coverage

Sunday, August 28th, 2005

If you want to get your info right from the horse's mouth, here is a live feed from a local New Orleans station.

Setting the Bar to Failure

Sunday, August 28th, 2005

Just caught the latest MSM coverage of the Iraqi constitution. It appears that anything short of complete consensus among the stakeholders will be considered a failure. Jayson at PoliPundit provides an explicit example. Is the media setting unrealistic expectations so as to gaurantee any result a failure in Iraq (and ...

Attacking the “Victim”

Saturday, August 27th, 2005

For months now the anti-war crowd has attempted to bend over backwards to avoid the appearance of being against the U.S. soldiers themselves. They believe that the troops are dying or getting injured in vain for an immoral imperialistic cause and occaisionally accuse them of committing autrocities, yet they attempt ...

Our Children’s Safety

Friday, August 26th, 2005

The other day on Fox news, they had an attorney for a convicted sex offender and Marc Klass on to discuss the 2500 foot "barrier" around schools that dictates where a convicted sex offender can and can not live. The attorney was saying that we are a mobile society and keeping ...

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