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By COD From http://www.odonnellweb.com • Oct 14th, 2010 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalAnd it is even being authored by an O’Donnell. I had nothing to do with it. Bit N Bridle 4-H Horse Club – Orange County VA
And it is even being authored by an O’Donnell. I had nothing to do with it. Bit N Bridle 4-H Horse Club – Orange County VA
Sorry for this diversion from storm chasing. I had to post this link to Roger Pielke’s blog. He articulates a lot of what I’ve been trying to say over the past few year regarding the whole global warming thing. The climate models that…
General Motors, in conjunction with the release of the Volt Electric Car, has a bunch of resources available for K-12, as well as teachers, to help teach and learn about electricity. Random trivia; GM used to sponsor their own University. I have a friend from business school that got his undergrad from GM University. I […]
I love McDonald’s breakfast sandwiches, especially their Egg McMuffins! After enjoying one of these recently, I decided to do a little research to find out just how many points some of their breakfast sandwiches have. I was quite surprised at how many …
Even tho’ the current radar shows storms moving southeastward along I-64 nearing Richmond we had no such luck around here today. Chaseable storms have been scarce as hens teeth (does anybody still use that ancient analogy?) since early July aroun…
This is a photo of Mrs. Gwin, she who gave the famous costume ball described in Virginia Clopton Clay’s memoir, A Belle of the Fifties. I wrote about this ball in an earlier post, which you can read by clicking here. In the earlier post there is a li…
This is a photo of Mrs. Gwin, she who gave the famous costume ball described in Virginia Clopton Clay’s memoir, A Belle of the Fifties. I wrote about this ball in an earlier post, which you can read by clicking here. In the earlier post there is a li…
This is a photo of Mrs. Gwin, she who gave the famous costume ball described in Virginia Clopton Clay’s memoir, A Belle of the Fifties. I wrote about this ball in an earlier post, which you can read by clicking here. In the earlier post there is a li…
Publisher’s Weekly, Volume 68, page 567Review of A Southern Girl in ’61 by Louise Wigfall Wright
Publisher’s Weekly, Volume 68, page 567Review of A Southern Girl in ’61 by Louise Wigfall Wright