Due to some crackling noise in the radio in our Jeep, I had to replace the radio/cd player. Thanks to the internet, I found some great instructions for removing Jeep Grand Cherokee Factory audio components. Meanwhile, major kudos to Crutchfield for their kit (which allowed me to do all the wiring in the [...]
Thanks to Brandon Corfman and to Michelle Malkin for finding out about the proposed Lost Liberty Hotel. Essentially, the author suggests that a hotel be built in Weare, New Hampshire, on the current site of Judge Souter’s home.
Clements, CEO of Freestar Media, LLC, points out that the City of Weare will certainly gain greater [...]
In a recent FOXNews.com article about Bono, David Asman observes that Bono is not quite like the typical celebrity. My favorite part here is Bono’s response to people thinking America doesn’t do enough:
The interviewer bated him several times to go after the U.S. and President Bush in particular. But Bono wouldn?t bite. ?I love [...]
Anyone who believes the US Supreme Court is dominated by conservatives needs to look at recent rulings. The first big decision announced recently was regarding Eminent Domain and the ability for local governments to seize (with compensation) private property. The big news here is that governments are now given a broader reach with [...]
Well, another Father?s Day is now gone, but I wanted to take a second to talk about my dad. It seems like everywhere I look I can trace something back to him. The fact that I work on computers or that I watch baseball every night ultimately ties back to him. And [...]
I now have a validated RSS 2.0 feed available for this blog. This feed supports my new permalinks so that if you click on the entry in your aggregator, it should take you to just that entry by itself. That’s the beauty of my hacked-up method of using blogger: I chose to have [...]
Just poking around for something totally unrelated and I found Overlawyered.com, a great site related to:
…an American legal system that too often turns litigation into a weapon against guilty and innocent alike, erodes individual responsibility, rewards sharp practice, enriches its participants at the public’s expense, and resists even modest efforts at reform and accountability.
I don’t [...]
Earlier this week, we had Julia, Lauren (twins age 7) and Emily (age 10) over for a couple of days. The girls are daughters of one of Grayson’s teachers — the ever popular “Miss Ellen”. As always, we had a busy but great time with them. Right before they left, Grayson had [...]