Pitiful, just pitiful. It must have been a slow day for cops in Denver.
Injured good Samaritan ticketed for jaywalking.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
A Friend's Blog
If you get a chance, check out a friend of mine's blog. Like me, she is a member of FATSE (Former ATS Employee.) I can honestly say that she, along with another friend of mine, Karen, are two of the reasons I was reasonably successful at starting up the number of sites I did at my former job.
Check it out, it is worth a read. Plus, the title of the blog is kinda funny: NojobTara
Check it out, it is worth a read. Plus, the title of the blog is kinda funny: NojobTara
Labels:
Job Searching,
Miscellanous,
random thoughts
Trusting Politicians
Wow, I would have thought the number would have been closer to 99.99999%! 73% Trust Judgment of People More Then Politicians
Labels:
politics
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Hard to feel sorry for some people
Yeah, I know this sounds bad, but it is hard for me to give a "you know what" when a guy who just signed a contract for $2 mil tells the world he is almost broke Scott Eyre is the latest ballplayer to admit he's almost broke
Because he is a professional athlete, and his problem is due to the ongoing Stanford Ponzi scheme, I am going to state for the record that this guy can call the bank and get a break on his bills.
I am in complete disagreement with the writer of the article. I don't know, maybe I should care, but with lots of hard working people who have lost everything due to no fault of their own, I just have a hard time mustering up the energy to care about a bunch of spoiled rotten, greedy millionaires who are having a hard time for the next several days until their issues get resolved, especially when there are people who may NEVER recover financially from their set backs.
Because he is a professional athlete, and his problem is due to the ongoing Stanford Ponzi scheme, I am going to state for the record that this guy can call the bank and get a break on his bills.
I am in complete disagreement with the writer of the article. I don't know, maybe I should care, but with lots of hard working people who have lost everything due to no fault of their own, I just have a hard time mustering up the energy to care about a bunch of spoiled rotten, greedy millionaires who are having a hard time for the next several days until their issues get resolved, especially when there are people who may NEVER recover financially from their set backs.
Labels:
random thoughts,
sports,
the economy
Times are tough all over
I know the feeling... Jobless ex-con asks for more prison time
Labels:
random thoughts,
weird news
US Troops to exit Iraq
Sweet! Although it is about about seven years too late: US troops to exit Iraq by2010
Labels:
Iraq
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