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      New York police estimated a million people had already filled the square by early Thursday evening. Weighing 11,875 pounds, the sparkling sphere features 2,668 crystals woven into a triangular pattern and is powered by 32,256 LED lights. It is capable of producing a kaleidoscopic array of 16 million vibrant colors and billions of patterns, according to [...] […]
    • Kucinich to Investigate Fannie/Freddie Bailout
      I now feel safe that Dennis is on the job! If the White House thought they could slip the bailout of Fannie and Freddie through by announcing it in a Christmas Eve news dump, think again. Dennis Kucinich just released this statement: “As Chairman of the Domestic Policy Subcommittee of the Committee on Oversight [...] […]
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    Indiana Mayor Putting Stimulus To Work

    Indiana mayor, James Brainard is a Republican mayor whose city sits in a Republican county carried comfortably by Sen. John McCain in last year’s presidential race. But at the moment, he is rooting for President Obama.
    “Government should be investing in infrastructure,” the Carmel mayor said in his City Hall office. “That is what government is [...]


    Governor Mitch Daniels takes oath of office

    I Hope that both Kermit and Governor Daniels will be able to deal with “being green”.


    IndyGo likely to raise fares

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    Mary Milz/Eyewitness News
    Indianapolis – It could soon cost more to take the bus. IndyGo, which presented its 2009 budget to a City County Council committee Monday night, proposes raising its one-way fares from $1.50 to $1.75 to keep itself out of the red.
    “That’s pretty consistent with what’s going on across the country. What we’re [...]


    Obama Has Small Lead

    The Democratic Indiana primary looks like it’s going to be closer than anything of the races we’ve seen so far.
    A new poll by the Indianapolis Star-WTHR shows that Sen. Barack Obama has a three-point lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton — 41% to 38% — with a week and a half to go before the [...]


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    Middle Class Bleeds Profit

    The following outtakes are from The Undeclared War on America’s Middle Class by Thom Hartmann. I strongly advise anyone concerned about the subject to read the entire article.
    In a 2005 article in the Chicago Tribune, reporters Stephen Franklin and Barbara Rose introduce us to Muyiwa Jaiyeola. Jaiyeola, who is 33 years old, works a 40-hour [...]


    Property Tax Circle Jerk

    Indianapolis metro area residents will pay a steep price in property tax increases, and not only homeowners and businesses will shoulder the burden. Apartment dwellers will feel the pinch too, even though they possess no property and often prefer it that way.
    Nevertheless, they will be victims of the tax hike just as their home [...]


    Five Surgeons

    Five surgeons from Indiana are having drinks at a conference:
    The first, a Terre Haute surgeon says, “I like to see accountants on my operating table, because when you open them up, everything inside is numbered.”
    The second, a surgeon from Gary responds, “Yeah, but you should try electricians! Everything inside them is color coded.”
    The third, a [...]


    IPS To Enforce Strict Dress Code This Fall

    The Indianapolis Public School system has adopted a new, draconian dress code for the upcoming school year. The code will require all students to wear either black, tan, or navy pants, and solid-color shirts with collars.
    Almost every article of clothing will be affected by the policy. No longer allowed are jeans, midriff-revealing shirts, baggy pants, [...]


    Guv Cries Foul

    Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels is not happy with the House Ways and Means Committee. This should come as no surprise since the Committee’s new budget calls for the inclusion of a comptroller general position that would review privatization efforts, and the Governor is not someone who believes in oversight on his sales pitches.
    His view seems [...]


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