Good mornin’ - here’s some stuff I’ve picked up around the web since last Monday.
Democrats Fear NASCAR Cooties - here’s a good collection of articles: Charlotte Observer (news article), Charlotte Observer (editorial) Carolina Politics Online, Carolina Politics Online Again, The Moderate Voice (great cartoon); but the best analysis, hands down, came from our friends at [...]
Monday Mornin’ Roundup
October 22nd, 2007 · 2 Comments
Tags: Ancient History · Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners · Current Events · Personal Experiences
Kudos to Thierry
August 8th, 2007 · 5 Comments
Thierry (AKA LiberalNC of Left on 49 fame) actually did something on my “to-do” list. Before I started talking about the upcoming municipal elections, I wanted to post the candidates’ political registration information. But, Thierry beat me to it AND upped the ante by making a Google Maps Mashup
As you know, municipal elections are “non-partisan” which is code [...]
Tags: Ancient History · Cabarrus Communities
Better Blogs X: Get Rich Slowly
August 1st, 2007 · Comments Off
There’s no dearth of opinion on the Internet. There’s no shortage of entertainment. There’s no lack of personal reflection.
When I tell you that a blog contains the reflections of someone going through what we all go through, that it’s funny, and that it sometime contains strong opinions - you’re probably going to be [...]
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More Local Blogs
June 26th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Through LeftOn49, I discovered that this blogs most prolific commenter has his own blog - The Brain Cell Destroyer. It’s worth a visit.
About the video: I thought it was appropriate. It has one of the more memorable piano solos of the 70s as its intro (the video itself is from [...]
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Friday Five: Seoul Man
June 8th, 2007 · Comments Off
Note: For those receiving this message via e-mail or RSS feed - you’ll have to go to the site to view this video. Be sure to share this with all of your friends who are fans of Hillary.
I’m on the back end of a trip to South Korea (I should [...]
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The Friday Five II
March 30th, 2007 · 1 Comment
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For this week’s Friday Five, I wanted to feature recent posts from The Better Blogs - the collection of great blogs that I share with y’all from time [...]
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Cabarrus News
March 21st, 2007 · Comments Off
Just this past week, I’ve been made aware of two interesting local news sources.
The first is Cabarrus Magazine. While I’ve seen it in print form, they have a website that’s updated daily. To get the latest issue of the magazine online - go here.
The second is Kannapolis 2.0. Where Kannapolis - The Mill Town was [...]
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Better Blogs IX: Creative Loafing’s Tara Servatius
March 11th, 2007 · 1 Comment
It’s an accomplishment to be featured in Creative Loafing - second in circulation in Charlotte’s collection of left-leaning publications - with the Observer being first; and on the most-listened-to right-leaning radio station in Charlotte - 1110 WBT. Tara Servatius does it with ease.
How does she pull this off? By being smarter than most of her older counterparts at both gigs. She [...]
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Union vs. Cabarrus
January 30th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Mark over at the Villiage Scribe did an interesting comparison of Cabarrus vs. Union County in terms of economic and growth policy.
It’s worth a read [click here to read article]
Also interesting, is the comments section where Mark’s opponents said that Coy Privette is not a friend of the low-end developers. And we know that isn’t [...]
Tags: Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
Better Blogs VIII: The Village Scribe Online
November 16th, 2006 · 1 Comment
Local current event blogs are few and far between - especially in this area. In Cabarrus County, we have Harold Smith and me.
That’s it and that’s sad.
So, I got an e-mail the other day from the author of The Village Scribe Online. A Union County blog. Reading his blog is a window to some political [...]
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