Monthly Archives: November 2006

If It’s That Big Of A Problem…

There’s a bit of a kerfuffle currently taking place over Rick Warren, author of The Purpose Driven Life (never have read it) inviting Barack Obama, U.S. senator from Illinois and darling of the left (“oooh — he’s articulate!  He’s handsome!  … Continue reading

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[A's] Finally A Home Worth Coming Home To?

This morning (afternoon for you east coast denizens), the Oakland A’s will announce their plans for a new ballpark.  It will be located not in Oakland, but in Fremont, a tick under twenty-five miles south of where as Gertrude Stein … Continue reading

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Lessons Taught — But Are They Learned?

Now that the dust has settled, gently sprinkled over the slowly drying mud clods hurled by candidates and parties one and all during this mercifully concluded mid-term election, what have we learned?  (I’d ask what the actual participants have learned, … Continue reading

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Try Wisdom

As you’ve probably noticed, there’s an election tomorrow. I haven’t commented on it much — or for that matter, much of anything as of late — due to a mix of profound disgust with the incessantly negative tone of the … Continue reading

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Podcast Update: November 6, 2006

A day early this week as I’ll be out and about tomorrow evening.  Anyway, this week touches on the weekend that was at Texas (yawn), a few comments on the Harvick vs. Riggs’ crew member dust-up, a look ahead to … Continue reading

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And We’re Back

Been super-busy at work lately, but I’ve managed to work on transcriptions some more.  Currently it’s Glenn Holland and Steve Giali from 4·4·1. As to what else is happening… a quote from my NASCAR blog posted yesterday should answer that: … Continue reading

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