Monthly Archives: October 2003

A wonderful directory of blogs (and more importantly) RSS feeds. I’ve been looking for a RSS feed for Dave Barry’s blog, but haven’t been able to find it yet. Found now at blogstreet.

A wonderful directory of blogs (and more importantly) RSS feeds. I’ve been looking for a RSS feed for Dave Barry’s blog, but haven’t been able to find it yet. Found now at blogstreet.

Time for another White House Ramadan dinner. But as more and more people are pointing out, Islam is not necessarily a religion of peace. No other religion calls for the killing of non-believers and the supression of other religions. So … Continue reading →

Time for another White House Ramadan dinner. But as more and more people are pointing out, Islam is not necessarily a religion of peace. No other religion calls for the killing of non-believers and the supression of other religions. So … Continue reading →

Obligatory Halloween related post. 100 of the scariest scenes in movies. [Update: Should have been watching my pop-up counter in my Google toolbar. Pop-ups ahoy!] [Cross-surfed from Blogcritics.com]

Obligatory Halloween related post. 100 of the scariest scenes in movies. [Update: Should have been watching my pop-up counter in my Google toolbar. Pop-ups ahoy!] [Cross-surfed from Blogcritics.com]

Interesting article countering an earlier article at TCS about American Hegemony. The counter-thrust of the article is that American Hegemony is here to stay. Europe? Short-term political interests that are starting to back-fire on them. China? Corruption and a habituallly … Continue reading →

Interesting article countering an earlier article at TCS about American Hegemony. The counter-thrust of the article is that American Hegemony is here to stay. Europe? Short-term political interests that are starting to back-fire on them. China? Corruption and a habituallly … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading back over some of my previous posts. I need to go in a clean up a few speling misteaks. and punctuation errors? And I need to cleans up grammer errors as well.

Another call to abolish the national income tax and replace it with a national sales tax. However, this time there appears to be House and Senate bills proposing such a tax. In general, I favor a consumption tax. Of course … Continue reading →