On June 1 and 2, 1998, two comets entered and burned up in Sol’s atmosphere. Interestingly, a coronal mass ejection of gas and magnetic energy occurred on June 2, 1998 […]
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Author: James Landrith
Remodeling
I've fixed the main index template to show the category archive links on the right. Again.
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Letter to President Bush, Senators Warner and Allen and Representative Moran re: Gasoline Tax
February 19, 2004 Letter to President Bush, Senators Warner and Allenand Representative Moran James Landrith PO Box 8208 Alexandria, VA 22306-8208 February 19, 2004 The President The White House Washington, […]
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Feeling Pious…
The Church will be performing at The Birchmere on March 5. Excellent. I missed the Gold Afternoon Fix tour when it hit North Carolina near Camp Lejeune. Been kicking myself […]
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High Fantasy
February 16, 2004 High Fantasy American Military University HM 214, Science Fiction and Fantasy by James Landrith In the past, most of the fantasy I’ve read or seen on film […]
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Mutual Admiration Society
Adam Abraham, writing for The Abolitionist Examiner on Where’s The Love? The Bitter ‘Voice’ of Today’s Affirmative Action Proponents One important element that is consistently missing from discourses by today’s […]
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Making It Harder For Real Victims
I'm not feeling a lot of sympathy for these girls, nor do I care really about their ages. An innocent man spent 8 months in jail based on their lies […]
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U.S. Iraq Policy Uncovered
Dr. Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace & Liberty at the Independent Institute, on U.S. Iraq Policy Uncovered: Although in the past, the president has […]
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The Market Center Blog
The Center for Freedom and Prosperity has launched a new blog – The Market Center Blog. Blogrolled and bookmarked. The Center does good work, including its current campaign to end […]
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Reading, Writing and that Other Stuff
Dean Esmay has an interesting, if not cynical, posting on his pursuit of a college education. In December 2003, as I previously mentioned, I returned to school to fill in […]
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