- It sure was interesting listening to NPR and then coming home and watching the news and seeing someone from my little hometown out in the sticks have one of their own testifying in Washington before the Senate Comerce Committee. And I wonder if he ever thought that his picture would one day appear in the NY Times.
- It’s nice to hear that even though his car dealership, the oldest in Texas, will no longer be able to sell Chrysler cars, he refuses to close the business.
- The Cowboys have a new website that helps fans and customers to the new stadium find the easiest and quickest route – just enter your ZIP code. With all the construction on roads going on, routes will change often, so they encourage this use of this site. Good idea.
- Speaking of ZIP code, can you remember what the acronym stands for? Better yet, did you even know it was an acronym? If you can’t remember, just click here.
- My first dog had a cancerous wart that needed to be removed, and I often freak out seeing DogGeeding grow warts or tags, because I fear they may also turn cancerous. Yesterday I learned that the FDA just approved a drug for dogs to help with the fight.
- This little girl sure can sing. And the cheerleader’s face at the end of the clip sure is priceless.
- Crappy Taxidermy
- How to get the girl (based on successful attempts) – less is more?
- Racist Camera
- Grace
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I saw the story on the Jim Lehrer News Hour and thought about you. The dealership owner was sitting in his office, which was at street level and from his window the viewer could see a street with empty parking spots all across the front of the dealership. The dealership's "service center" garage was also nearly empty. Really sad when a small town loses one of its biggest and oldest employers. There's no good way to deal with a car manufacturer on the verge of failure. An economist referred to the "new" General Motors as merely "a life support system for retired UAW workers"