Below The Beltway

It was four years ago today that I first waded into the blogosphere.
It’s been a fun four years, and despite a haitus here and there, I’m pretty pleased that I’ve been able to make this enough of a regular thing that over one million people have seen fit to stop by. Now that I’ve gotten [...]

Regular blogging to resume, finally, on Monday June 29th.
         

Yes, I’m still around…..
As I mentioned the other day, an electrical storm that hit a little too close to home while we were out of town caused more than a few problems around here. Over the course of three days, I’ve replaced an Ethernet card, had Comcast out here because the cable modem went bad, [...]

Apparently, while we were away for the weekend a storm struck here in the undisclosed environs of Western Prince William County, Virginia and unleashed some lightening that struck a little to close to home.
It looks like we lost an ethernet card on one computer, a power supply on another, and a GFCI circuit in the [...]

Blogging will be non-existent this weekend as it has been for the past several weekends.
I already mentioned this in the past, but decided to post it again since there are probably new readers that haven’t seen it.
As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve got a Facebook profile so send me a friend request if you’re on there [...]

Last night, Stephen Gordon, one of the contributors over at The Liberty Papers, appeared on Rachel Maddow’s show last night discussing the rift between conservatives and libertarians over the Tea Party’s.
Here’s the video:

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I’m taking a few days off to recharge and deal with more pressing issues.
In the meantime, you can follow me on Twitter or Facebook, which I’ll probably update more frequently during the time off.
         

An interesting case out of Arizona:
Police officers accused of drunken driving. A female officer’s alleged promiscuity and infidelity. A commander whose critics labeled his son a child molester.
Jeff Pataky said he uses negative complaints and anonymous tips to fuel his blogging crusade against Phoenix police. A headline on his Web site suggests rewards would be [...]

Just before 3:00pm EDT today, Below The Beltway got it’s 1,000,000th visitor since moving to it’s own domain on April 1, 2006 when someone from Schaumberg, Illinois came to this post:

The reason the number says 1,045,892 is because that includes the 45,892 people that visited between July 4, 2005 and March 31, 2006 at the [...]

Blogging will be non-existent today.
I already mentioned this in the past, but decided to post it again since there are probably new readers that haven’t seen it.
As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve got a Facebook profile so send me a friend request if you’re on there as well. It may take me till the end of [...]