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  1. We just gave the IMS $100 million. A super quick Google search reveals that Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw, Loretta Lynn, and Kenny Rogers (!) are going to be in the area this weekend. Make some calls and cut some checks. That's how a real city would do it.

  2. It's nice to see that some commenters understand the complexity of the healthcare issues versus a facile, juvenile, and highly simplistic "it's Obama's fault" worldview.

  3. I'm ecstatic at the potential of this project. Along with the new development on BR Avenue and Carrolton(?) replacing the old liquor store, Broad Ripple is becoming quite the vibrant and progressive spot. The nimbys still want their "village feel" but are slowly and surely being outnumbered by people that understand the direction this area needs to go. The people that are complaining about traffic on college are the people that never venture to any other part of the city and probably haven't been to any other big city in awhile. The only concern I agree with is the Whole Foods thing. There is the Fresh Market south and an existing WF in Nora. Either way, I think this will be great for Indy and Broad Ripple.

  4. In Indiana, a statute gives prosecutors a veto power over sentence modifications starting one year after sentencing, so the prosecutor's power trumps the judge's. To my knowledge, Brizzi only consented to the modification of two sentences during his entire career, and both of them gave him a bunch of money. But,of course, I am sure that is just coincidence. I am sure that only two people deserved mercy. So, corruption? Nah. Not a chance.

  5. The only complaint I have about this project is that it is not dense enough. I wish this project contained more apartments and more canal fronting retail. The same people complaining about this development are also the very same people that complain that their property taxes are too high.

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