Archive for June, 2005

Values Must Define The Day

Monday, June 13th, 2005

Star Parker has an interesting insight based on personal experience.
COMMENTARY — Values Must Define The Day:
I have lived in Southern California for many years and am a veteran of the 1992 riots in South Central Los Angeles, provoked by the Rodney King affair. My own business was destroyed in those riots and, as a result, [...]

Mac - Intel News as Non-news?

Monday, June 13th, 2005

A lot of people whose opinion I respect have been saying that the Apple - Intel alliance is really non-news. C’mon! You’ve got to be kidding! This isn’t non-news. I think what they’re trying to do is calm people down. It’s just a chip, after all. It’s important, interesting, but doesn’t foreshadow doom, IMHO.
Don’t call [...]

Rice Krispies Treats

Monday, June 13th, 2005

You know what would be even better than rice krispies treats? Corn pops treats. That would be freaking awesome!
You could make a huge batch of it, take it out of the pan, and tell your kids that a giant is coming over to visit so we made him a giant rice krispies treat. Tell them [...]

The United States Border Guard

Monday, June 13th, 2005

Jon Dougherty of GOPUSA makes an interesting suggestion.
COMMENTARY — New Military Branch: The United States Border Guard:
He’d like to see a new military branch created called the US Border Guard.
My opinion: Don’t create a new branch, just put our current military to work at what is supposed to be their job in the first place. [...]

Republicans take a shot at Big Bird?

Sunday, June 12th, 2005

Here we go again. If you stop sending someone money, you’re attacking them?
Jun 10, 2005: Republicans take a shot at Big Bird:
Republicans on the House subcommittee that controls public broadcasting have voted to reduce and eventually eliminate federal funding for public broadcasting. The effects would be disastrous.
Children, parents, and teachers deserve a network that provides [...]

Republicans and Democrats should oppose Janice Rogers Brown, the rest of us should elect her President

Sunday, June 12th, 2005

Here’s an interesting post from DNC: Kicking Ass:
Jun 7, 2005: Why moderates and conservatives should oppose Janice Rogers Brown
The funny part is that everything they cited gave me another reason to like her. Even the link to the Think Progress post showed me how great she would be as a judge. I’d love to see [...]

Property Rights?

Sunday, June 12th, 2005

I must say I like reading Amy Ridenour’s Blog. Once again she points out an issue, but fails to go far enough in her comments about what is wrong.
In her blog post: Sex Story or Property Rights Story? I Say the Latter, Ms. Ridenour says:
In a piece otherwise largely sympathetic to the owners and [...]

Racial Tension in San Antonio

Friday, June 10th, 2005

Randy commented on my post about being chased by a black mob. He mentioned that he lived near where I did, but closer to John Glenn Elementary, from what I can see on the map.
Apparently, there was quite a bit of racial tension in the area. I guess I was pretty oblivious to it, being [...]

Racial Tension in San Antonio?

Friday, June 10th, 2005

Randy commented on my post about being chased by a black mob. He mentioned that he lived near
where I did, but closer to John Glenn Elementary, from what I can see
on the map.
Apparently, there was quite a bit of racial tension in the area. I
guess I was pretty oblivious to it, being a military brat [...]

Inflatable Insanity

Monday, June 6th, 2005

We were the first ones there today. Sunday’s jump session started at five. Morgan ran right in and started looking around for people. When he finally saw another child come in he ran over and said “Come on, let’s play!”
One bonus for him was that Joe and Dawn Siau showed up with their adorable children. [...]



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