Comment history for bobhogue

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

I didn't see all of them, but wow, the Clint Eastwood one has to win some sort of prize. Outstanding.

Great job monitoring all of these, Todd. Did you have a chance to watch the game too? :)

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

Amen!! Perfectly stated and right on-target, Mr. de Souza.

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

How nice. Trustees and department heads get nice iPads, while students work in computer labs with old machines that are still running Windows XP (if they run at all), plus the students have print limits and still pay lab fees for these "privileges." Many classrooms have no computer projection facilities, and staff support for academic computing is practically nonexistent.

Way to prioritize, YSU.

To borrow a theme from the Warren Tribune Chronicle (sorry about that, Vindy): An ORCHID for the new iPads, and an ONION for the concurrent neglect of academic computing needs.

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

I wonder if someone t-boned the truck??

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

The Vindy certainly scooped this one! :)

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

Certainly there are some signals that need to be removed even without any consideration of the speed cameras. And many others need to be upgraded to have at least a bit of intelligence by having traffic sensors installed on the streets. I think many signals are without those sensors, and so they go through the same mindless sequence of light changes regardless of time of day or traffic load.

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

@YSUisYoungstown: Amen!

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

@walter_sobchak: Perfectly stated.

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

@mrosem14: Amen! Perfectly stated.

bobhogue  (anonymous) says...

Sorry, too late. I never received a 2010 Census form (by mail or any other means). I never had a census worker come to my door -- or at least if someone did and I wasn't home, no form was left for me.

I'm sorry if I won't be counted, but it should be up to the census folks to find us (I live in a busy and populated area, one that is hard to miss). I'm always easily contacted by the IRS, the county treasurer, and anyone else who has a desire to get some money. Why have the census people had such trouble finding me?

btw, urging us to call some number or go to some website is the wrong way around. If we can be found for taxes, we should also be locatable for census stuff.