Rational Conservatism from the Rocky Mountains
So, this has been a difficult week. Between all the extra work caused by the layoffs at my job, some major meetings for a new product development and trying to get some programming done for my brother’s website, I haven’t been posting much (or doing much of anything else). So, add to that two days [...]
It seems likes it’s been eons since I posted anything on this blog. Blogging has exposed some of my manic tendencies – mad stretches of copious posting followed by silence. I feel like I might be moving into another manic phase. We’ll see… For months I’ve been thinking about getting a new car. I need [...]
White House criticizes Pelosi’s planned Syria visit – CNN.com WASHINGTON (CNN) — The White House has criticized House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s plans to stop in Syria next week during a Middle East trip that began Friday. She will be the highest-ranking U.S. official to visit Syria since relations deteriorated between Damascus and Washington. I think [...]
New video shows British detainee ‘confession’ – CNN.com TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) — Iranian Arabic language network Al Alam on Friday aired a new video showing one of 15 British detainees apologizing to Iranians for “entering your waters without permission.” A few hours later, Iran released a letter said to be written by another British sailor, [...]
The News Buckit: “Seven words you can never say on television”… but which are said on the Internet. A lot. Talk about potty-mouths. The Net’s not always a kid-friendly place; there is plenty of foul language out there. And of course, the blogosphere is no different. But how different are the Rightosphere and Leftosphere when [...]
Well, this won’t make the Pope any friends. FOXNews.com – Pope: Hell Is a Real Place Where Sinners Burn in Everlasting Fire – International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News ROME — Hell is a place where sinners really do burn in an everlasting fire, and not just [...]
Bald eagle returns to Philadelphia – CNN.com PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (Reuters) — America’s national emblem is nesting in Philadelphia for the first time in more than 200 years but it may be on a collision course with developers. A pair of bald eagles, a species that has recovered from the brink of extinction in the last [...]
Suit accusing Rumsfeld of ignoring torture dropped – CNN.com WASHINGTON (CNN) — A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday against former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and three high-ranking U.S. military officials accused of ignoring allegations that U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan tortured prisoners. “Despite the horrifying torture allegations,” wrote U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan [...]
Emily Keyes’ Family Reacts To Platte Canyon Shooting Report – News DENVER — The family of a hostage killed in one of Colorado’s most notorious high school shootings has read the report on exactly what happened inside Platte Canyon High School. The family of Emily Keyes issued the following statement Monday, after reviewing the findings [...]
White House spokesman’s cancer returns – CNN.com WASHINGTON (CNN) — Doctors have removed a small, malignant growth from presidential spokesman Tony Snow’s abdomen, but they determined the cancer had spread to his liver, the White House said Tuesday. Snow, 51, told reporters during a Friday briefing that he was having the growth removed but shrugged [...]
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