Round 6: Hardee’s vs Arby’s

The tournament so far: Introduction | Local Qualifier | Regional Qualifier | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 We’re so close. This was the conclusion to the semifinals, defining the matchup for the Last Supper. But first thing’s first! Hardee’s Beer Battered Fish Supreme Once again, Hardee’s […]

Daily Nebraskan plugs the show

Check it out. I normally feel like I’m misquoted in every story I’ve ever been a part of, but this turned out well. I don’t think I really expressed myself very clearly on the Jesus theme, which kind of makes me seem like a weirdo, but oh well. I did start blabbing about taking a […]

Round 5: Burger King vs Runza

The tournament so far: Introduction | Local Qualifier | Regional Qualifier | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 My apologies for the tardiness of this update. There’s actually a stupidly simple explanation — I keep my notebook in the chest pocket of my winter jacket, the weather has been nice, […]

Art show! April 2!

GOOD FRIDAY, BETTER ART Friday, April 2 is the opening of GOOD FRIDAY, BETTER ART, my show at Handmade Modern in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska. The party starts at 6:30 p.m. and runs until 10:00 p.m. As First Friday falls on Good Friday, I’m attempting to incorporate the Easter weekend theme as much as possible. Jesus […]

Your liberal media at work

There’s a new AP story today about Jon Bruning challenging the constitutionality of the healthcare bill that passed the House yesterday. The story includes quotes from the following people: 1. Jon Bruning 2. Governor Dave Heineman (paraphrased) 3. Jen Rae Hein, Governor Heineman’s spokesperson 4. Republican state senator Beau McCoy 5. earlier versions also included […]

Ben Nelson comes out against reconciliation bill

Ben Nelson released a statement this afternoon declaring that he would vote against the reconciliation bill that the House passed yesterday because of the student loan reforms. As he says: “Perhaps most troubling is adding unrelated student loan reforms that have never been debated in the Senate and would result in a government takeover of […]