Pet’s Rest Cemetery Loses The Lease To 1/3rd Of Its Property
Wednesday, June 14th, 2006My personal experience with the place is that it’s very much a low-rent operation, so this news is sad and disturbing– but not surprising.
My personal experience with the place is that it’s very much a low-rent operation, so this news is sad and disturbing– but not surprising.
Portrait Of The Grandson As A Litigious Creep.
From Today In Iraq: White House Press Secretary Tony Snow, left, and White House Counselor Dan Barlett, ride in a military helicopter wearing helmets and flak jackets for a trip from Baghdad International Airport to U.S. Embassy in the Greenzone Tuesday, June 13, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq. Snow and Bartlett traveled with President Bush who [...]
I was beginning to wonder if anyone else was as bored as I am by Markos Moulitsas’ overexposure last week. Like Michael Moore and Al Franken, I agree with the spirit of much of what he says. It’s the presentation that grates.
Some people will geek to amazing lengths to pipe digital music throughout the home.
Your network of online friends is fair game for government analysis.
Metroblogging delves into the work history of Chris Vein, the man now negotiating free wi-fi in San Francisco. The namecalling could use some work, but this is an interesting tibdbit nonetheless. Vein’s somewhat mealy-mouthed response to recent ACLU charges that he is a tad….unresponsive can be found here in the form of a linked youtube.com [...]
A guest opinion piece in today’s Washington Post.
Go Arlen!
Fluff journalism sends its regards. It will see you in hell.