So on my way to work yesterday, I’m at a stoplight and there’s some jackass in a beat up red pickup who has been swerving and tailgating me for a good chunk of Emerson Ave. My windows are down as it was a nice morning and I hear the guy driving the truck yell something [...]
Someone shoot me. I just made a “Welcome Back Kotter” reference.
Job
First up, I’ll be starting a new job in a week and a half. Full time performance testing on n-teir web architecture at a company here in Indianapolis. It’s a HELL of an opportunity to learn alot of exciting technologies. The fat pay increase doesn’t [...]
I’m a Democrat. (Duh!) I want to get Mitch Daniels out of the Governor’s Mansion very badly (privatizing everything left and right, killing local government budgets for the sake of state budgets are the big reasons). But how the FUCK am I supposed to vote for a Democrat when all that Dem does is pander [...]
Alright so I should be sleeping but i want to get these thoughts out before sleep chases them off into crazy Jason dream land.
Lake county still has more to report, there are a couple precincts left in Marion and Monroe counties as well. FiveThirtyEight is projecting a Hillary win by 0.9% as of the [...]
Well when I first read this link courtesy of CJ, I was thrown for a loop. Mayor “Chinatowns” Ballard supporting mass transit and potential taxes to make it happen? It was as if my world had been turned upside down. Bit then it all became clear at Drinking Liberally: Indianapolis last night…
Mayor Chinatowns is going [...]
He means it. He actually means it when he blabbers on about wanting a Chinatown in Indianapolis. It wasn’t just a one off goofy statement.
Our roads are more cratered than the moon, ALlisonville Rd over 465 has had a lane closed for nearly a month without any signs of it being fixed, the new property [...]
Via Masson’s Blog, this choice little quote from a guy in Delphi re: the property tax bill Mitch Daniels is due to sign today and the fallout for local communities and schools:
Bill Hasser, a Delphi resident, said he is happy to see property tax relief but doesn’t want to see cuts result from it, especially [...]
A little tidbit from the star caught my eye in Google Reader today:
Gov. Mitch Daniels appointed a former phone company attorney to represent ratepayers in utility matters.
David Stippler, an attorney with Bingham, McHale, LLP, will be the new the state’s Utility Consumer Counselor. He previously worked 17 years at Ameritech, a predecessor of AT&T.
Wow. Nothing [...]
