Writes the Times-Dispatch: A Republican star who managed the campaign that unseated Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle is preparing to become Sen. George Allen’s new chief of staff. Dick Wadhams, who was campaign manager for Republican John Thune of South Dakota, will take over running the Virginia Republican’s Senate offices in January, Allen said yesterday. …
Monthly Archives: December 2004
Penn State to students: Please, stop using Internet Exporer.
Planning on Rapture, fundamentalists take out $18M in high-interest loans. D’oh. This explains the Bush economic policy.
Silly CNN graphics.
I love CNN’s graphics on their website. There are at least a couple of people who work for them, doing nothing but coming up with some little badge or icon to represent each story. (A friend’s son used to hold that job many years ago. For all I know, he still does.) Often, their attempt …
Mac OS X Safari slowdown tip.
For the past month or two, Safari, the Mac OS X web browser, has been really slow on my desktop machine. I use a 1GHz G4 tower with 512MB of RAM, and there’s simply no reason why it should be slow. While using a webpage, the “spinning beachball” (like the hourglass on Windows) comes up …
VA Republicans’ eavesdropping story doesn’t add up.
It was just four days ago that Virginia Republicans settled the eavesdropping lawsuit for a whopping $750,000, and already the Kilgore campaign is trying to define the case as old news, accusing Democrats of “dredging up something that happened in the past”. (How they’d bring up something that happened in the future, I can’t say.) …
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The Revealer: What are these “values” of which Kilgore speaks?
http://www.therevealer.org/archives/today_001352.php
Thunderstorms.
We’re having a thunderstorm here right now. In southwest Virginia in December. I can only conclude that God is very, very angry about the election results.
Kilgore “a little French.”
The Hampton Roads Daily Press — which has an editorial board with which I’ve become quite enamored recently — has a great editorial today on the matter of Wednesday evening’s Kaine/Kilgore AP debate. Like so many other papers, they’re just not willing to say that Kilgore is extremely effeminate, but they do a wonderful job …
Two down, three to go.
I’ve now finished my statistics and real estate law exams, leaving me with agricultural law, introduction to film, and judicial process exams next week. The film exam really doesn’t count, so I figure I’m halfway through with things.