2007 July Archive

On my way into work this morning, I heard Pam Altmeyer, president and chief executive officer of Gleaners, the state’s largest food bank, on the radio talking about her weekend. Thieves stole copper pipe from the state’s largest food bank over the weekend, knocking out the freezer and cool rooms and potentially spoiling thousands of…

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Harley & Dozer I’ve never considered myself a “dog person,” but I do have a soft spot for them—whether they’re my boyfriend’s slobbery boxers, my mom’s giant bull mastiffs or dear old Barney. Apparently, dogs don’t hold a very big place in Michael Vick’s heart. The star quarterback will be taking a trip to federal…

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Who say’s Indiana is boring? Okay, I agree sometimes there isn’t much more than corn in Indiana, but this is not one of those times. Two major sporting events, the Allstate 400 and Indianapolis Tennis Championship, are going on this week along with several other events. If you like music, check out OAR on Wednesday…

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We’ve had a pretty exciting week at BLAST! First, I want to extend a BIG San Francisco welcome to Katie as she’s now joined our West Coast office. We’re so excited that she’s come out West (mostly because she shares my passion for a strong cup of coffee). We’ve been exploring the city together, and…

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Late last week my friend Sara and I embarked on the great American road trip, and after about 10-12 hours of driving a day, I didn’t have time to blog from the road but wanted to share some of our adventures. I was relocating from Blast’s Indianapolis office to join Sabrina at our new office…

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I had the pleasure of going to The Police concert in Louisville this weekend – and man, what a show. The Police are currently on their reunion tour, complete with all but two of their original band members. Sting, of course, was the main draw. This guy is incredible – his sound is amazingly unique…and…

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Last weekend I decided to shock my body back into shape, and signed up for a Sprint Triathlon, which involves running, biking, and swimming. Not the smartest move I’ve ever made, but then again, I’ve never been accused of being the smartest guy on the block. A few summers ago I trained like a madman…

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I’m sure everyone has heard about the torrential rains and subsequent flooding that occurred in our nations’ midsection this past week. Towns all over the Midwest have suffered greatly, many losing their homes and some of their most valuable possessions. In some cities in Kansas, an oil refinery spill added to the chaos and devastation…

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