Monthly Archives: August 2006
A Slender Rosie…
With all of the photo-shopping going on lately, it seems that Rosie O’Donnell was the next most likely candidate. Katie Couric looked great in her new pictures, and Al-Reuters and the New York Times have been doing it for years. It’s a great picture. I’m glad that it doesn’t endanger any lives or blame America […]
God Bless Don Rumsfeld
In the midst of the worst attack on any public figure in recent history, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld gave a stunning speech on Monday further explaining and defining the current events in Iraq. He received little coverage for the speech with the exception of incessant, liberal sniping for being political. Wow! The liberal elites […]
Neal Boortz on TV
The always wonderful MsUnderestimated has up two exquisite posts this morning that provide detail on the brainless dribble of some folks on cable news. Tucker Carlson’s latest pathetic attempt at a news show has a segment called “three on three.” I wish we had video like so many other blogs. I just happened to see […]
Well, Well, Well, It’s Armitage-Not Rove, Cheney, or Libby…What Now…
Although it has been known and reported for some time, The Wall Street Journal today made the news very mainstream: the entire Valerie Plame identity scandal was nothing more than a media obsession with a crime that NEVER existed. From its very start, the ballyhooed case of who leaked the name of CIA analyst Valerie […]
Huber Heights Teacher’s Strike: Media Circus
As we previously stated at Thespis Journal, things aren’t always as they appear to be in the mainstream media.-especially in a strike situation. Although the Dayton News stations have made valiant attempts to cover the news radiating from Huber Heights, these mainstream media outlets have lived up their nickname of being the “drive-by” media. Sketchy […]
The 82nd Carnival of Education
Welcome to the 82nd Edition of the Carnival of EducationSpecial Theatrical Edition Featuring Articles submitted from across the Edusphere Have you ever had a day, a week, a month, or an entire school year when you thought it would be appropriate for your students, colleagues, or administrators to form the cast of a Broadway play […]
Kirby’s Latest Fumble
Superintendent William Kirby seems like he has done it again! He has proven that he is inept at utilizing two of the most fundamental management techniques in a strike situation. If he manages the Huber Heights Schools so recklessly on a daily basis, there is little wonder why the district is facing this crisis. Kirby […]
Superintendent Continues Delay Tactics
One has to wonder if Superintendent William Kirby has any intentions of ever settling a contract with his teachers. According to the Dayton Daily News, Kirby plans to spend the day today trying to penalize and outmaneuver the teachers instead of talking with them. While refusing to engage a federal mediator, Kirby and his fellow […]
True Leadership Needed in Huber Heights Strike
While Superintendent William Kirby and his highly paid negotiators spend valuable time worrying about the legality of the teacher’s strike, he and his team could be using their time to foster and promote a settlement that will get the students back to school permanently. The Huber Heights teachers, students, and community deserve more from a […]
Ghost Light: Posts of the Week
The drive-by media is trying their best to convince us today that the only story this week is the anniversary of Katrina. Please! There are lots of other interesting news stories and commentary available. Enjoy, and keep the ghost light on.Seth at Hard Astarboard pokes fun at the democrats for their agenda for the Fall […]


