Open source, procurement, and gov tech.
What must it be like to be a walking, talking cliche? Andrea Minnon of Lebanon said she had never heard of “The Catcher in the Rye” before she learned that it was on her 14-year-old son Spencer’s freshman reading list. After researching the book online with her husband, she concluded that it espouses immoral ideas …
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Today’s Richmond Times-Dispatch has a ridiculous editorial on the matter of trial lawyers and Democrats. The brief piece concludes that “the trial lawyer/Democratic marriage [is] perhaps heading to splitsville.” Wow — that would be a huge blow, both to Democrats and to the legal system. On what grounds have they come to the conclusion that …
http://www.wina.com/storyshow.asp?id=11206
Survey: 44% of Americans think that Muslims should have limited rights.
Reuters: Bush authorizes torture, DoD impersonates FBI and…well… Wow. Just…wow.
It’s shortly after midnight on Sunday. We spent today (Saturday, yesterday, whatever) moving, of course. Everything went just as we’d planned. It was a group effort, of course, but it came off just fine. The U-Haul is filled, the house is packed with Amber’s and my combined possessions, and the move of the servers from …
The U-Haul’s (partly) packed. We’re leaving in the morning. The new IP is 208.33.154.66. Here’s hoping it all works.
In today’s Hampton Roads Daily Press editorial, they agree with my assertion that Paula Miller’s victory in Tuesday’s special election is a sign of things to come. The two points that they make — and they’re both very good — are: Her Republican opponent promised, like President Bush and Gov. Jim Gilmore before him, to …
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http://www.winchesterstar.com/TheWinchesterStar/041216/Area_potts.asp
Reuters: Clear Channel buys Envis.