Monthly Archives: March 2006

I’m Not Emeril has sounded the call: I have answered. Not bad for a hack job.

My grandmother on my father’s side was taken to the hospital the other day, and has been moved into a nursing home this afternoon. She had a stroke a number of years back, so her short-term memory isn’t very good. … Continue reading →

Here we go: the State of New Jersey is ready to ban anonymous and pseudonymous comments online. Pseudonyms get off the hook only so far as the service (Blogger, the forum, etc) can trace the pseudonym to a verifiable name: … Continue reading →

Jim Riley has one of the most thought-provoking posts I’ve read in a long time when it comes to transportation, namely whether or not the time has come for a D.C. Big Dig: If a D.C. Big Dig (or anything … Continue reading →

To Waldo Jaquith and Chad Dotson for being named contributing editors to Campaigns and Elections Magazine! Echoing what others have said on the topic, this really speaks well of the Virginia Blogosphere as a whole, especially our bi-partisan nature. Congratulations … Continue reading →

Vatican Radio presented Pope Benedict XVI with his own iPod. Mozart, Beethoven, and a radio play of the life of St. Thomas a Becket, as well as a few other goodies.

Nice. (link via Waldo).

UPDATEx2: Rescheduled due to what appears to be a busy day tomorrow: Monday, March 13th at 3:00pm, House Room 1 of the Patrick Henry Building in Richmond. Everyone knows that Rep. Jo Ann Davis was diagnosed with breast cancer some … Continue reading →

I know there’s been a lot of nitpicking as to which blogs are good, which ones are mediocre, which ones are bad, etc. Sometimes the tale of the tape is the strength of the referral, i.e. when someone posts something … Continue reading →

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