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Sanford: Unfaithful to wife with "dear friend"
[Chris Douglas]
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COLUMBIA, SC (WMBF) - Gov. Mark Sanford says he is publicly apologizing for letting down South Carolinians after admitting he was having an affair during a press conference at the statehouse in Columbia Wednesday.
http://www.wmbfnews.com/Global/story.asp?S=10588693
My observation: Having an affair during a press conference is rather risky. There are lots of reporters with cameras there, I think they would eventually notice.
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Posted: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 11:51 AM
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David Letterman makes jokes about Palin's daughter
[Chris Douglas]
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The king of tired, offensive, late night comedy, David Letterman, tells jokes about Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and her daughters, including one about A-Rod impregnating her 14 year old during a seventh-inning stretch.
What class.
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/06/09/letterman-top-ten-palin-has-a-slutty-flight-attendant-look/
It is quite revealing about the left that even though McCain lost, and they (the left) blame Sarah Palin for him losing; they still can't stop talking about her and running her down. I think it's because they are scared to death of her and what she represents. Time will tell.
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Posted: Monday, June 15, 2009 4:53 AM
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The answer...
[Chris Douglas]
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Posted: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 3:51 AM
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What kind of imbecile...
[Chris Douglas]
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Thinks flying Air Force One over New York City, after 9/11, is a _GOOD_ idea? Clearly our current president, who now claims that his office had no idea this was going to happen. I actually think that's worse.
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Posted: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 3:47 AM
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Here's your president
[Chris Douglas]
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And what liberals think of him (just don't ask what they think about the REAL savior).
From newscom.com: "The Truth" by Painter Michael D'Antuono which will be unveiled on President Obama's 100th Day in Office at NYC's Union Square. (PRNewsFoto/NOAH G POP FAM)
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Posted: Monday, April 27, 2009 4:16 AM
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Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog
[Chris Douglas]
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I attended SharePoint Admin & Troubleshooting training this week in Washington, DC. One of the gems I picked up was the Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog, a great source of info for SharePoint developers. I am currently developing SharePoint apps for my client, and am looking at using it for my web site and the masonic web sites I created. If you see a major change in this site, it's because of SharePoint. As much as I like developing in ASP.NET, there are capabilities SharePoint provides that make web development easier.
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Posted: Friday, February 27, 2009 5:51 AM
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Nifty Little Web Sites
[Chris Douglas]
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So, I finally bought a new desktop from Dell, I am on the bleeding edge for a little while once more. In transferring my old files from the laptop, I imported a lot of imbedded favorites for IE (Chris -> Old Bookmarks -> Chris -> Old Bookmarks -> etc.). I was able to delete most of them, found out that Vista does not make deleting bookmarks easy. Anyway, found this link of some VERY small web sites, they are worth a look:
Nifty little Web sites
By Adam Gaffin
Network World Fusion, 05/29/02
We're talking really little here:
WildMag's 256b.htm Compo is a competition to build Web pages or resources in 256 bytes or less.
guimp bills itself as the world's smallest Web site. Guaranteed eyestrain even on a 21-inch monitor, but fully functional games and even a Google searchbox all within a one-inch frame.
OK, TableArt isn't necessarily small, but it is different: An online art exhibit of the fun things you can do with HTML tables.
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Posted: Friday, January 23, 2009 2:20 PM
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Awesome XKCD comic
[Chris Douglas]
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I should do more with my blog than just quote other people's brilliance, but some things must be repeated.
http://www.xkcd.com <-- to give credit yet again.
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Posted: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 7:33 AM
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Isaac's third Birthday!
[Chris Douglas]
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Isaac turns three years old today. We are taking him to Chuck E. Cheese to celebrate.
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Posted: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 10:52 AM
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For the true Star Wars geek...
[Chris Douglas]
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This video is a very well done interweaving of movie themes.
John Williams is the man, indeed.
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Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008 9:22 AM
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An Area of Darkness
[Chris Douglas]
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Just read a great column by Jay Nordlinger in National Review Online, comparing the rise during the Cold War of "Soviet Studies" in American colleges and universities, purportedly to combat the threat of the Soviet Union. Trouble was, a lot of college professors were sympathetic to Communism and the Soviets, so we got a got of Soviet apologists for our trouble.
Fast forward to today and the threat of Islamofacism, where we really need experts on the Middle East and Islam, and the same problem emerges:
Professors of Middle East studies would be very helpful right about now. But they are, unfortunately, among the worst of the lot: among the worst in the American professoriate. A range of departments, of course, is the province of radicals and ideologues, rather than genuine scholars. But departments of Middle East studies may take the cake.
Here is the article:
An Area of Darkness
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Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008 5:30 AM
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Wolfgang's Vault
[Chris Douglas]
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I found this web site that has a LOT of rock concerts from the 60's and 70's, that you can play streaming for free. Streaming has come a long way, there used to be a lot of buffering delays. If you are still using dial-up, well, you have bigger issues anyway. The place is Wolfgang's Vault, the music is free when you create an account, and I have only got one email from them, so I don't think they are a spam factory. Here is the link:
http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/
I found quite a few Grateful Dead concerts on there, and now that XM Radio has merged with Sirius, they have several band-specific channels, such as a Grateful Dead channel, a Led Zeppelin channel, a Jimmy Buffet channel (unfortunately, that one seems to play anything but Buffet right now), and a Springsteen channel. If you have an XM account, the streaming music is free, which is great for me at work. If you have Sirius, I understand they have streaming online as well. Who needs CDs, anymore?
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Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008 4:35 AM
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Our new Affirmative Action President
[Chris Douglas]
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Well, history has been made. America has elected it's first black President.
Also, it's most hopelessly unqualified President,
it's most socialist President,
it's most under-investigated President.
We see the results of Bush Derangement Syndrome. Over the next four years, America will learn about the pig in a poke they bought.
I hope the nation will survive.
Fortunately, my little blog is too small to be noticed, but watch what happens to talk radio and right-wing web sites under Obama's benevolent leadership. It won't be pretty.
All hail the Fairness Doctrine!
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Posted: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 3:57 AM
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