•Sign our petition
Please sign the petition
opposing the Pinehurst Western
Thoroughfare through any part of Martin Dog Park.
•Steve Leaders website of the day. Steve's web
site picks mentioned on "Mornings with Steve and Tim."
•General Manager/Program Directors message. Meet
Steve Leader and give your feedback.
•Moore Sports with Mike Martin.
Monday night's 6 pm to 7 pm, live from Bell Tree.
•Beach Trailer for sale.
Our family is selling our vacation property in Emerald Isle, NC |
Steve Leader's Picks :(just
click on the links to go to the Web Sites)
If you have a site you think others might find interesting, please send me
the web address by clicking here.
Important News and Information Links:
Email address, snail mail address,
fax and telephone numbers of every member in Congress
The Declaration
of Independence
The Constitution of the United States
of America
The Bill of Rights
The Drudge Report (here you will find
links to hundreds of news sources)
Click here to find out what our State
Legislature is up to and to email your representatives your input (they sure
need it)
Big Government says we have a tax surplus. If that is true then why is
the National Debt going up? To see exactly what the national debt is moment
by moment just click here http://www.toptips.com/debtclock.html
July 24: The brain, untrained, goes mainly
down the drain It may be only that I'm weaning myself off Brain Age (for the
time being, whie I wrap up another DS review), or that the piles of antihistamines
required for successful vacationing are leaving me a little slappy, but I
was terribly pleased to find the Brain
Training site over the weekend -- lots of small tests to test your perception
and reflexes. It's simple, but simple can be good -- and how do you not love
a site that includes the phrase "It’s nice to be an athlete, but
certainly it’s super nice to be a Mathlete?"
April 12: The Best Free PC
Utilities
Michael Desmond
I'm old enough to remember the bad old days of Windows. I struggled
with crashing programs and merciless 640K DOS memory limits that made
running game software almost impossible. To keep your PC working in
those days, you needed a host of utilities: memory managers, disk
defragmenters, and system boot tuners that became crucial to your
day-to-day work.
Times change, and yet they remain the same. Windows
XP has helped sweep away the old frustrations, but it leaves new ones
in its wake. Fortunately, there is a quiet army of programmers, developers,
and software makers churning out utilities to fix what ails you and your current
PC. Here, in alphabetical order, is a look at some of my favorite utilities--the
ones I rely on every day.
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