Monthly Archives: May 2006

Just got back from the house in Fluvanna, where the demolition of the interior is moving along well. I had to take the truck back to the house and retrieve my car (gas mileage and all) and had the opportunity … Continue reading →

Now here’s a story for you, and whether or not you think it crosses the line or not is entirely up to you: He dropped off his passengers, Robert Hensel Jr. and Ashley Payne, at around 9:30 p.m, he said. … Continue reading →

Some interesting thoughts as to why your first 25,000 hits are irrelevant: Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs (and many VCs) confused one time “tryout users” with real sustainable users. As an analytics freak (I’ve invested in a number of web / Internet … Continue reading →

Karl Rove’s upcoming indictment will not be occuring at it’s regularly scheduled time. We now return you to the same news you’ve been hearing for the past two weeks.

Republicans and Democrats need to be especially aware whenever the old hatreds of past generations seep into today’s politics. It’s intolerable, and a sin against the public square. In that spirit, I think this has gone far enough. I’ve always … Continue reading →

What a fiasco this is. When the Rules of Order are ignored, why hold pretenses they apply? Disgusting.

Kilo on the Harris Miller vs. James Web-b-b-b debate: There was no class shown today and to argue that is futile. Who won the debate today? Sen George Allen did. Ditto on that.

I just finished watching Munich, the widely criticized movie based on the aftermath of the 1972 Munich Olympics terror attack. Best movie I’ve seen in a long time. Very gripping, and something that will make you think about violence and … Continue reading →

Reminiscent of Howard Dean’s politics of rage, Webb loses his temper on the air against Democratic primary challenger Harris Miller: But the conversation quickly turned nasty, with Miller questioning Webb’s partisan ‘values’ and Webb calling Miller ‘the anti-Christ of outsourcing.’ … Continue reading →

Enough. Just about everyone in the Virgnia blogosphere has blindly jumped onto the bandwagon, merrily bashing Steve Chapman along the way without giving it a second thought. People hate success, especially when it comes at a young age.Before folks start … Continue reading →