Major Meltdown, Man!
Note to self: Start thrash band called Toxic Assets.
So you may have noticed that the Dow lost nearly 800 points on Monday. Yep, I caught that one too.
Note to self: Start thrash band called Toxic Assets.
So you may have noticed that the Dow lost nearly 800 points on Monday. Yep, I caught that one too.
Note to self: Start thrash band called Toxic Assets.
So you may have noticed that the Dow lost nearly 800 points on Monday. Yep, I caught that one too.
City and county police released statements today about two separate incidents that left two men dead and one injured. Yesterday, a stabbing in the area of Second Street SE and Garrett Street at the entrance to Friendship Court left one dead and one injured.
The “new face of evil,” as C-VILLE has dubbed him, is looking for a face lift. Kyle Redinger of Spicy Bear, parent company of gossip site cVillain.com has just posted on that site that the business is for sale.
This afternoon, Tees Overseas, a student campaign to promote University tradition and help those in need abroad, officially announced this afternoon its endorsement of the sign-ban protest at Saturday’s football game.
NBC29 reports today that Fifth District Congressman Virgil Goode has cancelled his debate against Democratic challenger Tom Perriello that the news station was sponsoring, originally slated for live broadcast on October 7 at 7pm, a prominent spot preceding the second presidential debate. Goode cited a scheduling conflict. The debate has been in the works since April.
So, as you may have heard, there’s this ginormous new power line that’s been proposed for Northern Virginia, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. This issue has an unusual personal resonance for me, since the Pennsylvania portion of the 500-volt line was slated to pass directly over my dad’s house.
Five Virginia House Republicans and one Democrat voted against the bailout measure. Three Virginia House Republicans and two Democrats voted for it.
C-VILLE’s music blogger is content with his other 99 problems, because a Jigga concert isn’t one.
After the loss against Duke this weekend, the ineptitude of UVA football is now a water-cooler discussion topic.