mid 90s

I posted previously about the over-the-top sensationalism of reporting on Sarah Palin. And I have been intrigued at the enormous number of google hits I receive on a daily basis for "sarah palin affair."

I spent the last couple of days with a cooler and cases of bottled water, roaming downtown and East Nashville looking for folks cooking to medium rare in the afternoon sweat-bath. While I haven't seen the "hot-helpers" I know they've been out because I've been told by my clients on the street that the only other place they've been able to find water is from the Mission folks.

Here's an interesting piece (from American Spectator) about the Democratic Party's response to the Heller decision. From the article:

THAT BRINGS US to the most prominent Illinois Democrat of them all.

I've been cleaning up a lot around here lately, trying to make room for the fiance, who's moving here when we get married in late June. So far, I've cleaned off one shelf of a bookshelf [still!], sold my CD player and speakers, and gotten rid of a lot of miscellaneous junk that I don't really want him to replace with junk of his own.

Yeah right. A surprisingly honest article from the New York Times.