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I’m no big fan, make that really no big fan, of the Boulder County government or the commissioners. That said, they seem on solid ground in their ruling to shut down Pagan Apparel at their present location. The owner of … Continue reading →

That’s what American’s did this April compared to a year ago. Guess what, that’s bad news, at least if your the federal highway department looking for tax dollars!

It would be interesting to compare these results with the general population. My suspicion is the general population is in favor but not by such a lopsided amount. Keep up with the poll here.

How’s this for formatting! Just searched on HTML table and learned how to do it. Don’t forget, this is data for Friday, June 13th. Ranking Symbol Fund 240d % Chg 1 FSNGX Natural Gas 32.14 2 FSESX Energy Services 31.49 … Continue reading →

Denver police are looking for a man who attempted to lure an 11-year-old girl into his car near James A. Bible Park at S. Quebec Street and Yale Avenue Saturday. The girl managed to take a picture of the man … Continue reading →

Mary Anastasia O’Grady ponders the difference in Brazil’s oil exploration efforts and those of

This isn’t really anything new to the local area

Read about the school of hate in northern Virginia over at Joanne Jacobs.

Pathetic. If he ever wants to leave Ohio, I’m sure Boulder will welcome him with open arms, heck probably even a parade. Hat tip to Powerline among others.

Hugh Hewitt’s column at Townall.com has Justice Scalia’s dissenting opinion… America is at war with radical Islamists. The enemy began by killing Americans and American allies abroad: 241 at the Marine barracks in Lebanon, 19 at the Khobar Towers in … Continue reading →

So now we need to know what the meaning of “and” is. The City of Boulder is taking the owner of the Pearl Street Tavern to court regarding smoking on their outdoor patio. So why is it called the “Indoor … Continue reading →

Read the Pajama’s media report on Muslim “no-go” areas in Britain… In February this year, Christian evangelists Arthur Cunningham and Joseph Abraham were doing what Christian evangelists do: handing out Bible extracts. They were stopped by a representative of the … Continue reading →

Earmark moratorium fight? Not all Republicans are committed to rebuilding their brand of less government and more economic liberty, but a unilateral ban on earmarks would dramatically accelerate their path to redemption. They need to make the hard decision. Bold … Continue reading →

Before the Democrat’s do too much political posturing regarding “big oil”, they should exmaine the gallup poll taken May 19-21 of 2008. This graphic sums up the publics changing perspective nicely, but the article is a must read. click to … Continue reading →

Leave it to the Diplomad to lecture us on scientific concensus. I was going to give it a go, but thankfully he beat me to it. Great job!

There is no supply of oil. The bull market in oil has years to go, despite large corrections that are sure to go. The world is running out of known oil reserves. A lot of commodities have come down pretty … Continue reading →

Walter Williams comments on Congress and the oil company executives. His conclusion… The true villain in our having to cough up $60, $70 or $80 to fill our gas tanks is the U.S. Congress caught in the grip of environmental … Continue reading →