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South Dakota - The Land of Republicans
Published on October, 6 2008 South Dakota is probably one of the more meaningless states in the election battle. Let’s face it, South Dakota has voted Republican every year since 1968 making our paltry 3 electoral votes a shoe-in. Continue reading
The Pheasant Hunting Itch
Published on September, 29 2008 Even though Sioux Falls is not the center of Pheasant Hunting activity in the State of South Dakota, to many it is the hub. Continue reading
Ethanol: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Published on September, 22 2008 The use of Ethanol as a gasoline additive has skyrocketed over the past 5 years. This is because of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Since then the nation has undergone dramatic changes in its economy because of this Act. Continue reading
The Super Trooper Sting Operation
Published on September, 15 2008 So I was driving to work the other day, and I was headed east on the 10th street bridge leaving downtown. I was in no hurry at all. It was a nice day out so I was enjoying the weather with all my windows down. Continue reading
Leveling the Playing Field - McCain vs Obama
Published on September, 8 2008 There is a lot of coverage on both sides of the Presidential Campaign right now and I think it can get to be a little overwhelming. Continue reading
Why Monks is Safer Than Skydiving
Published on September, 3 2008 I have recently discovered a really cool place to visit whenever I feel I need to get out and relax a little. Continue reading
Train Graffiti in Sioux Falls
Published on August, 24 2008 I have had this idea for quite a while now. I always see these trains coming and going through Sioux Falls and sometimes I see a train car with some really cool graffiti… Continue reading
What do Cell Phones and Electric Cars Have in Common?
Published on August, 18 2008 The article starts out highlighting the history, accomplishments, and visions of a man named Shai Agassi. Shai is the former head of product development at SAP, a U.S. based software engineering company. Continue reading
South Dakota - The Land of RepublicansPublished on October, 6 2008
South Dakota is probably one of the more meaningless states in the election battle. Let’s face it, South Dakota has voted Republican every year since 1968 making our paltry 3 electoral votes a shoe-in. Continue reading
The Pheasant Hunting ItchPublished on September, 29 2008
Even though Sioux Falls is not the center of Pheasant Hunting activity in the State of South Dakota, to many it is the hub. Continue reading
Ethanol: The Good, The Bad, and The UglyPublished on September, 22 2008
The use of Ethanol as a gasoline additive has skyrocketed over the past 5 years. This is because of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Since then the nation has undergone dramatic changes in its economy because of this Act. Continue reading
The Super Trooper Sting OperationPublished on September, 15 2008
So I was driving to work the other day, and I was headed east on the 10th street bridge leaving downtown. I was in no hurry at all. It was a nice day out so I was enjoying the weather with all my windows down. Continue reading
Leveling the Playing Field - McCain vs ObamaPublished on September, 8 2008
There is a lot of coverage on both sides of the Presidential Campaign right now and I think it can get to be a little overwhelming. Continue reading
Why Monks is Safer Than SkydivingPublished on September, 3 2008
I have recently discovered a really cool place to visit whenever I feel I need to get out and relax a little. Continue reading
Train Graffiti in Sioux FallsPublished on August, 24 2008
I have had this idea for quite a while now. I always see these trains coming and going through Sioux Falls and sometimes I see a train car with some really cool graffiti… Continue reading
What do Cell Phones and Electric Cars Have in Common?Published on August, 18 2008
The article starts out highlighting the history, accomplishments, and visions of a man named Shai Agassi. Shai is the former head of product development at SAP, a U.S. based software engineering company. Continue reading
