Several of the people shown in the graphic below have been captured or surrendered since Dec. 10, 2008, when the newly-created EPA list of its “most-wanted list of environmental fugitives” became the subject of a Dec. 11 post on this blog. Much to my surprise and chagrin, the agency’s current list of fugitives — which [...]
Will EPA List of Most-Wanted Eco-Fugitives Soon Include Gore, Jones, Mann, Hansen and Others?
December 7th, 2009 · No Comments
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Man Gives Up Right to Remain Silent After Arrest
September 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
After apparently giving up the right to remain silent, a West Virginia man who had been arrested on a charge of driving under the influence now faces an additional charge of battery. According to this report, he gave up the right to remain silent (pun intended) and passed gas in the direction of a police [...]
Tags: · battery, driving under the influence, passing gas, right to remain silent, Strange News, West Virginia
World News Captured in Photo Roundup
August 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Captions combine with photos from around the world to tell the stories of competition over some pricey materials — oil, freedom and gold medals. See the photos below for details.
Tags: · 2008 Olympics, Abkazian, beijing, Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, california, Capitol Hill, China, Congress, Congressional Republicans, Day 10, Freedom, georgia, Georgia border, gold medals, House Democratics, house republicans, Men's 110m hurdles, Michigan, Nancy Pelosi, National Stadium, news conference, offshore drilling, oil, Olympic Games, Rep. Candice Miller, Rep. Marsha Blackburn, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Pete Hoekstra, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, Republican, russian forces, Russian soldier, separatists, Speaker of the House, tennessee, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Zugdidi
Sooners Rank Too Low in USA TODAY Coaches Poll
August 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
Big-time college football coaches across the country ranked the Oklahoma Sooners fourth in the USA TODAY Coaches’ Poll released Friday. I, for one, however, believe the Crimson and Cream’s ranking is too low. OFFENSE My optimism about the Sooners rests largely upon the fact that coach Bob Stoops will have 6′ 5″ sophomore Sam Bradford [...]
Tags: · big 12, big twelve, big xii, big xii conference, bob stoops, College Football, conference title, crimson and cream, demarcus granger, duke robinson, gerald mccoy, heisman trophy, jeremy beal, mike gundy, national champion, national championship, national title, norman, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Sooners, oklahoma state, oklahoma state cowboys, outland trophy, phil loadholt, red river shootout, sam bradford, sooners, stillwater, texas longhorns, the oklahoman, tim tebow, university of texas, usa today coaches poll, West Virginia
Support Your Team With Championship Gear
April 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Attention, college basketball fans: While the Kansas Jayhawks battle the Memphis Tigers in the NCAA Men’s Division 1 Championship Game tonight in San Antonio, be sure to visit The Championship Shop to find anything and everything you need to show support for your favorite team. VS. Featured on the site today are all four [...]
Tags: · basketball, big dance, College Basketball, davidson, elite 8, elite eight, final 4, final four, kansas, louisville, memphis, michigan state, NCAA, ncaa championship game, ncaa men's basketball, North Carolina, stanford, sweet 16, sweet sixteen, tennessee, texas, the championship shop, ucla, villanova, washington state, West Virginia, western kentucky, Wisconsin, xavier
Medal of Honor Recipient Right on Boeing Snub
March 1st, 2008 · 4 Comments
Yesterday, the Pentagon announced it has chosen a bid from Northrop Grumman and the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company, which is based in France, instead of the KC-767 Advanced Tanker from Boeing, which is based in Chicago. One man, Hershel “Woody” Williams, thinks it was a terrible decision, and I agree. Williams, West Virginia’s [...]
Tags: · advanced tanker, aerial refueling, Air Force, air tanker, airbus, boeing, Chicago, defense department, european aeronautic defense and space company, France, hershel "woody" williams, hershel williams, iwo jima, kc-135, kc-30, kc-767, Made in China, Marine, Marine Corps, Medal of Honor, northrop grumman, Pentagon, secretary of the air force, St. Louis, the boeing company, West Virginia, woody williams
Believe It or Not, I Voted for Mitt Romney
February 5th, 2008 · 8 Comments
After witnessing two of Mitt Romney‘s Republican Party rivals form an unsettling political alliance in the hills of West Virginia today, I decided to cast my primary vote for the only presidential candidate I believe I can trust. Though Romney and I disagree on fundamentals of faith and the former Massachusetts governor has been the [...]
Tags: · 2008, front-runner, Huckabee, John McCain, McCain, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, presidential, Republican, Romney, West Virginia, west virginia GOP, west virginia republican
