I got this bumper sticker in the mail yesterday:


Along with a letter thanking me for my support of the Republican Party and asking me to donate $1000 to the RNC. I also received, in a separate mailing on the same day, a Republican polling questionnaire. This is not the first time I've received correspondence from the RNC. I've never donated money to any party or candidate, so I wonder how this has happened. It's possible that I may be registered to vote as a Republican, I really don't know. Whatever the cause I don't want it to stop. I find this to be thoroughly amusing. I might even donate some money if that is what it takes to keep me in the loop.

Now, I have to find a place for my W'04 sticker.

"I'm dead, bitch!"

I always hate the way rain looks in movies because it has no subtlety, no variation. It's always a downpour that doesn't relent. So I must have been driving through a movie shoot last night with people throwing buckets of water onto my windshield.

I was assigned to a new work area on Monday.
The result:
Monday - 194
Tuesday - 280

It only took me one day to turn the place around.
Although credit is probably due more to this company and their customers than to my operational skills.

Also, this article is an example of how supply side economics doesn't do so effectively what it's proponents claim it does.