Monthly Archives: April 2004

Netscape Registration?! I just had to register Netscape 7.1. Odd.

Beltway Bezerkers? I know that many people on staff at the Free Lance-Star get the chance to write the editorials that appear daily, but today’s was a bit over the top. In a new report, which ranks state and local … Continue reading →

Society Won’t Let Us Skin Our Knees This analogy is of course imperfect, as I certainly do not advocate that the only measure of success is perfection. (I still take a few ungraceful spills myself.) The problem is that our … Continue reading →

The kind of leadership we need from Catholic Bishops in America. . . found in Poland The debate over the EU Constitution notwithstanding, Catholic Polish bishops are weighing in on the European Parliamentary elections in June, asking voters to endorse … Continue reading →

Ezekiel 25:17 One of the greatest lines in movie history: “The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides with the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. “ “Blessed is he who in the … Continue reading →

Virginia General Assembly Convenes, Recesses, Caucuses, Reconvenes, Recesses. . . I love the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The Virginia House of Delegates convened, recessed and reconvened, and caucused some more as it wrestled today with a bill whose passage could signal the … Continue reading →

The Impending Housing Bubble? I keep hearing about this, and I really don’t know what to make of it. Yes, I know that housing prices have gone through the roof in recent years (and especially here in the Fredericksburg area), … Continue reading →

Turin Shroud Back Side Shows Face Now this is interesting indeed. The Shroud of Turin, believed to be the burial cloth of Jesus, has revealed itself to have a copy of a face on it’s back side. Why is this … Continue reading →

From the Mind of Jonathan Street Don’t know what is more concerning. . . that he thought of the sig line himself, or that he gave one of these duckies to my 13 month old son.

Spotsylvania trying to avoid hike Ah yes, the voice of sanity. “We have to live within our means,” Supervisor Hap Connors said recently. The plan now under consideration avoids a tax increase through a combination of $2.9 million in unexpected … Continue reading →