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"I'll put my assets in a blind trust, now that I've been caught." Morneau, you're fired! | 0 | not toxic |
... history proves you are correct, they'd both care, A LOT ... | 0 | not toxic |
Why would these investors be buying houses that they can't rent out because there's nobody to live in them? That doesn't sound like a particularly realistic worry. If they continue to build houses when there's nobody to live in them house prices will go down, which is exactly what we want. | 0 | not toxic |
I applaud you, I'm all for standards , morals and ethics. Hence, I'm staying! | 0 | not toxic |
It’s Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ job to parse Trump’s statements and highlight any possible positives, brush away any negatives. He’s a grown man who shouldn’t need any more help.
When Trump says out loud that other presidents didn’t make calls, he’s generally saying they didn’t do as good a job of reaching out as he is now. The time limit for the “He’s not an experienced public official” excuse has long ago expired.
Btw, he’s WRONG about the others not calling. He frequently makes WRONG statements. Once or twice is to be human. Every other day is an ldiot. Would you disagree with that?
A classier statement would have been, “Sorry, I forgot to mention them in my speeches, but I’ll write letters and call the families, as my honorable predecessors all did.”
These events are all recorded. Why would you doubt the accounts, which will be easily checked and verified or disproved within hours? Why do you believe any BS Trump says (hint, you can easily do a search on “fact check”). | 0 | not toxic |
Russia is a Western nation and culture with interests completely aligned with the West. You can see that in two world wars, where the Russians were allies. This dynamic would be true today if things actually got serious. If you stand back and ignore the noise for a moment; it becomes very clear that the notion of Russia as 'enemy' is simply not true. Google Putin's own comments on this topic - they are illuminating. So you need to ask yourself and research, whose interests does it serve to demonize Russia? It's a fun rabbit-hole. | 0 | not toxic |
Thank you Quinaults! | 0 | not toxic |
AKA CBC and their evil twin CTV | 0 | not toxic |
As much as I dislike Trump, my skin crawls every time I see/hear Hillary. I believe she's a lying crook with ambitions to reap millions/billions from being president. | 1 | toxic |
Which verse of the bible are you referring too, there are three.
United definition: "joined together" politically, for a common purpose.
The fasci they formed were scattered over Italy, and it was to one of these spontaneously created groups, devoid of party affiliations, that . Fasci or Fascists were "scattered over Italy". HMM lots of dictators all over Italy.
Fascim definition:an authoritarian and nationalistic "right-wing" system of government and social organization.
synonyms: authoritarianism, totalitarianism, dictatorship, despotism, autocracy; More
(in general use) "extreme right-wing", authoritarian, or intolerant views or practice.
You can argue until the cows come home but facts are facts.
Since your in the verse mood
“He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone at her.” You quoted this verse earlier and yet you have thrown many a boulder at Hillary.
and others. Do you live by the rule of the Bible or are you just good at quoting. | 0 | not toxic |
I am so proud of our Oregon delegates. I felt very represented by the job you did. If the Dems wanted to beat Trump in this election, there was one man who could have done it. They silenced Bernie, and his supporters. They lied, and cheated. Democracy is dead. Thank you for being our voice. | 0 | not toxic |
The best evidence of obstruction concerns obama and lynch. The Dems continue to look silly. Their obsession with resistance is making them politically irrelevant. My advice to the Dems would be to get over their loss and to actually start leading, move forward. The longer they cry foul for losing the more weak and disorganized they look. | 1 | toxic |
I've been saying the same thing for years. State very clearly at the trailhead there's a $1000 fine for graffiti, getting in the water/walking on the log, bringing pets, littering, etc. Start charging $5 or so for parking, and all that should take care of the cost of a ranger or two to babysit everyone. | 0 | not toxic |
This hairball needs to be used as a batting tee. | 0 | not toxic |
Muzungu--who claims he's not a Trump supporter, although he backs every Trump supportive comment on ADN--hates Hillary Clinton for no reason. He's also the self-proclaimed "civility police," when he's not busy posting nasty comments about Clinton and anyone who supports her. But not his buddies. Because the rating system on here has nothing to do with actual civility, he and his gang get away with it. | 0 | not toxic |
Each time I see John McCallum face, I think of the billions of dollars that he is costing Canada!
The guy does not get it, he works for Canadians, not the the other way around. | 0 | not toxic |
Richard rhymes what is your profession?this K 2 pilot has been flying in Alaska for I think 14 years one of the most component pilots I have ever flown with who happens to live in Hawaii in the winter I am a twenty thousand hour retired Alaska pilot living in Fla. (for the winter) | 0 | not toxic |
Corporate capitalism for the 1% against the 99% - what could be more extremist than that? Only fools, cowards, and scoundrels would support the ideology of steal-from-the-poor-shovel-the-wealth-up-to-the-1% economic terrorism. | 1 | toxic |
If the state doesn't impose a mild income tax, those employers will have no customers. No customers takes care of the paying employees problems. | 0 | not toxic |
Left leaning??
Like Globe & Mail?
Province?
Sun??
Herald?
National Post?
others?
... Who all... endorsed Harper?
Next! | 0 | not toxic |
Anyone with a grade-school education can see Trump is a buffoon and a con man. But go ahead... denigrate the press when they report the truth, i.e. what actually comes out of Trump's mouth. | 1 | toxic |
He cleared the tree's so women couldn't be pulled in there and assaulted and so drug users couldn't hide in there using drugs. By thinning tree's police could drive by and monitor the park. Liberals fought him over this. Even gardeners vowed to boycott . Liberals and tree hugger's felt a few trees and personal freedom mattered a hundred times more than public safety. Had he sent the police in liberals would have protested that too. | 0 | not toxic |
The conventioneers are too enamored of their own positions to toss all chance of winning the presidency out the window. Even assuming any of their number would volunteer to be the sacrificial goat.
They may well dislike Trump; they absolutely loathe Hillary.
Your 'Rationality' is unlikely to overcome that. | 0 | not toxic |
...and let's not forget Timothy McVeigh and Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. These two were homegrown terrorists that ran our country's mountainside inflicting horror on innocent people. No, our nation didn't have any terrorist before 9/11 or after. | 0 | not toxic |
Hey now and come on, it's like Jerry Lee and Myra Gale back in '58!
Too much-a love drives a man insane
You broke my weel, but what a threel ...
etc. | 0 | not toxic |
How else are we gonna pay for the part-time, ethically ambivalent HNL mayor's personal vanity choo choo project??
(THEIR - politicians - logic, not mine) | 0 | not toxic |
Blame the players, yet isn't it the COACH'S job to make the players do what is necessary? Coach Malone can't do the job. | 0 | not toxic |
Assistance eh? You have proof of this? Comey actually is now being proven to have run a corrupt investigation into Hillary's server. The libs have it all confused, Comey was in it for Hillary. But why are we talking about her? She lost and she's just trying to drum up money because the money flow into the Clinton Foundation has dried up. When you have no influence to sell, the money stops coming in. The Libs better get Michelle ready to run because she is the only candidate they have, and she's completely unqualified. | 0 | not toxic |
I was working with a Tsimshian guy once and I commented that in Oregon, where I'm from, a lot of the place names are the same as in SE Alaska. "Yeah, the southern border used to be the Klamath River" he said. What's funny is I always felt the Klamath was the border between Oregon and California too. How many speak the language in Canada? | 0 | not toxic |
No such thing as an "ex-felon". Once a felon, always a felon. Only job a felon can get in this state would have to be a politician! | 0 | not toxic |
I consider Kellyanne Conway to be the High Priestess of spin. Her ability to explain Pres. Elect Donald Trump to the people of the U.S. has quite a lot to do with his becoming president.
In this age of twitter and soundbites, when most citizens rarely read a newspaper article, not even online, her ability to manipulate and justify the most belligerent comments made by her boss, Donald Trump, make her a real asset to such a determined opportunist.
We do not need her teaching like-minded Canadians her tricks. I hope Alberta's far-right Conservatives don't give leave of their senses for a dream of "Making Canada Great Again". Their time in the sun was a moment in time and will never return (not to the same degree anyway--no matter who leads their province or our country).
Don't punish all of us because you're resentful. | 0 | not toxic |
Totally agree. Here's my retort to this oke:
'Pro-poor'? No, Dickhed, PRO-FREAKING-GUPTAS!
And you've only started to work it out now after nine years of their thieving, conniving, influence? What a thicko you really are, Sicko!
[Moderator please note: this is not intended to be a 'civil' comment - and I think it's maybe time to reduce the number of these comedy articles by Dicko and Mbabigmouth. Fair enough we need to know what these excuses for intellects think, but not every week! ] | 0 | not toxic |
Trudeau views the world as his stage and he never passes up an opportunity to perform. He is standing front and centre, his lips are moving, and the platitudes and vague staements can be heard between the "uh's" and "ah's". | 0 | not toxic |
You may have had trouble getting beyond it because it is not credible on its face. I will gave the pope the benefit of the doubt and allow that someone actually told him that story. But whether it is true? HIGHLY unlikely. | 0 | not toxic |
You should work because you want to not because have to. A successful retirement is largely based on having interests beyond work and staying physically, mentally and socially active. Many choose not to continue to work (at least at their current jobs) and to redefine their lives. I found several great guest posts on the site Retirement And Good Living by retirees who are sailing full time, started businesses based on hobbies, RVing across the US and New Zealand, backpacking across the globe, volunteering with various organizations, retiring overseas and more. It gives you a good perspective of the possibilities. | 0 | not toxic |
go away all ready hector......... | 0 | not toxic |
From Sura 8:12, that's where. | 0 | not toxic |
Buck Angel is more of an anomaly. Most transmen don't look anything like her/him. | 0 | not toxic |
Raingull, my friend, this is the best sarcasm I have read in ages. You have a gift. Use it often. Extremely useful in these, ahem, weirdo cases. | 0 | not toxic |
This is a mistake. Tearing down part of the human history of the area is a loss. Put up a sign that tells people they are using at their own risk - just as they are in the rest of the forest. Even better would be a public-private partnership to restore and preserve some of these structures so that people could continue using them. We just need a little bit of creative thinking. | 0 | not toxic |
Actually, the land is his. It's PUBLIC land. It belongs to everyone living in Anchorage. | 0 | not toxic |
Check your calendar. Its 2016. | 0 | not toxic |
“I ceased to advertise my mother’s race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites.”
"The point I was making was not that Grandmother harbors any racial animosity. She doesn't. But she is a typical white person..."
"That's just how white folks will do you."
"I can no more disown Jeremiah Wright than I can disown the black community."
"Trayvon Martin could have been my son." | 0 | not toxic |
Why did you ignorantly say the Constitution lacks a provision without reading the Constitution before commenting?
Yes there is something in the Constitution that says the federal government must build and maintain an interstate highway system. It's in the Postal Clause. Article I, Section 8, Clause 7, empowers Congress "To establish Post Offices and post Roads".
Too bad you're too lazy to make the effort, especially citing "only 17 pages long."
You also imply that if Congress passes an unconstitutional law, it's okay to pass more of them. That defeats the purpose of the Constitution and a federal government with powers that are "few and defined."
As for your other ignorant and incoherent statement, if Congress can "only" do what the Constitution specifically says then limited government, state sovereignty and a Constitution that serves its correct purpose. If we don't have a Congess to pass laws, who else would they be passed?
Try reviewing your comments before posting. | 0 | not toxic |
Poloz has no clue. Try buying a house in Toronto or Vancouver. All our Canadian Peso has done is to encourage foreign speculation in our housing market. Get rid of him. | 0 | not toxic |
And this is something that UAL couldn't have known or addressed until all paying passengers have boarded, stowed their things, and taken their seats? There's been commercial flight for how long, again?
Were you trying to make a point, or just being pedantic? | 0 | not toxic |
Scott, very informative article.
It shows the difficulty in futures trading. You need to get both the direction and the timing correct. It looks to me that if the price is currently being driven by the futures market as you indicate, than this means that we should eventually see the price of oil increase to reflect supply/demand balance. The investment in production has been much lower the past 2 years as the price of oil has been declining. Eventually this will have a large impact on world production and with demand on a steady but slow upward climb, inventories will drop. I see US shale being able to fill some of this void with fairly quick turnaround, but it won't be able to make up all production that is being lost, especially in those long time frame and expensive deep water wells.
This seems to me like a good opportunity to pick up some solid low cost, well financed producers that have seen stock prices driven down due to concern about the recent drop in oil prices. | 0 | not toxic |
Hmm, Tabatha... can you comment on things Canadian please.
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Like our hardworking President (or PM was it...):
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A thorough analysis of his "Look Delta Airlines had me posing for their magazine .... how could I resists a cool sleeves-rolled -up-man-spread on a rustic chair fronting a Maple Leaf background drop. " | 0 | not toxic |
There's a world of difference between saying "something someone doesn't like" and insulting a woman who is with you. For example, "I think Trump is an excellent candidate (that's something Mr. Capri might not like) and "lady, you're a real dyke" (that's an insult). I don't know exactly what was said, but it notes it was a homosexual slur.
Certainly, Mr. Capri should not have touched the man....in today's world, you're just going to pay a price for such an act. As I mentioned in another post, it's too bad the woman who was insulted didn't step up and slap the man herself. I'm 74 and for all the years of my "youth", if a man insulted a woman, he was likely to get seriously embarrassed when she slapped him. It reads like this guy deserved it.
Would she have been charges with assault? Maybe, but can you imagine a guy filing an assault charge against a woman whom he insulted and gave him a well-deserved slap? It'd be rather embarrassing, wouldn't it. | 0 | not toxic |
Lorne also seems to forget that when there is an increase in unemployment from a crash in global oil prices, there will be an impact on personal income tax revenue. He doesn't seem to be aware that unemployed people pay less income tax than employed people. Or that persons who lose work might return to their home province or go to other provinces in search of work.
Yes, even a Sunshine Girl with breast implants is more factual than anything Lorne Gunter has ever said or wrote. | 0 | not toxic |
I think Pence only had a 40% popularity in his state...dropping out of the gubnatorial race was no great sacrifice....I suspect finding a Trump VP might have been a bit challenging and there was Pence...very available.... | 0 | not toxic |
The irony here is that Marx, who wrongly believed the Russians wouldn't adopt his political-economic system, nonetheless pretty much pegged it when he said the rulers and beneficiaries of the advanced capitalist states would jettison patriotism except when they needed it to whip up impoverished masses to fight their wars-for-profit.
And so we see it happening. And not just with Trump schmoozing Vlad the Derailer and saluting the fat Korean kid.
Both parties have sacrificed US interests on the altar of Israeli interests since the Truman administration. AIPAC operatives have been on-hand at every presidential inauguration since to convey the new CIC his marching orders from Tel Aviv (except POSSIBLY Nixon's, and they jumped on him with both feet to bail them out of the Ramadhan/Yom Kippur war in '73). Hillory the Blood Countess has promised to outdo herself in groveling before her Zionist idol. That's why she'll be the next president, with the Republicans' blessing. | 0 | not toxic |
The below article talks about the nearly 67% of healthcare that the federal government already controls (and advocates for single-payer). About 48% is the three large programs.
http://www.pnhp.org/news/2016/january/government-funds-nearly-two-thirds-of-us-health-care-costs-american-journal-of-pub
As you are well aware, not much in Washington is open...
I'd like to rant that free-market is the solution and socialized medicine is the problem, blah, blah, blah but the federal government already controls national healthcare and that is not going to change. Stepping forward (yikes, I sound like a progressive) to single-payer seems to me the only viable solution. I just want the funding sources to be honestly stated and if the costs exceed estimates (shocking) then where is the additional funding coming from. | 0 | not toxic |
Trump and a few members of Congress are pressing to open the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling.
Don't let them!
Send a message to Congress today: Tell them not to allow Arctic Refuge drilling.
Tell Congress you want the entire refuge designated wilderness just as the most recent refuge plan calls for.
Years of public opposition to drilling in ANWR show the public clearly is not in favor of drilling.
Tell them you're an Alaskan and you don't want drilling.
Go here:
https://democracy.io/#!/
Easiest way to contact any one in the House or Senate
Instead of visiting Senate.gov, House.gov, Congress.gov or USA.gov to figure out who your elected officials are, then going to a congressional website to validate your constituency with a ZIP code and then filling out a form, you’re presented with a simple Web app: You enter an address, select the member of Congress you want to email, type your message in and click send.
Bypass their clunky websites. | 0 | not toxic |
Angela Merkel has been a great proponent of multiculturalism. Unfortunately, the massive influx of migrants to Germany had no real intention of becoming Germans. Instead, they expected to remain Syrians, Turks, Pakistanis or Moroccans, but with first world incomes and benefits. Within this patchwork of parallel societies reside groups of people with values that are inimical to those of the host country. Radical Islam is the most visible example, and incidents of terrorism, mass sexual assaults and other crimes are some of the consequences. If it is allowed to flourish, it could within the next 20-30 years destroy the traditions and integrity of many western European countries, including their economies. | 0 | not toxic |
Does anyone think it's odd that terrorists want to kill Trump, but they didn't want to kill Obama? | 0 | not toxic |
Articles have said the concrete floor of the Arctic Blvd. location was not strong enough to support the new printing presses. That's kind of a big (and very expensive to fix) deal. | 0 | not toxic |
considering the terrorist reality it is a great move | 0 | not toxic |
Tampering with evidence --any crime--has specific criteria that must be proven. I doubt it can be proven in this case. | 0 | not toxic |
The above commenter is Dale Wilson. Again, using the PDN comments section to spew hatred and spread lies. | 0 | not toxic |
He did not say that, the Clintons keep trying to say they are for the little guy and trash the rich. Well, they are the rich and use the same tactics democrats have been using since the 50's. Make noises about punishing the rich and then take good care of the rich with tax laws and regulations. Of course the ones they take care of are the ones who donate money to the democratic party. If you are paying attention, the democrats say one thing and do the opposite. The FBI asks to investigate the Clintons and DOJ says no. As Rough cut asked, does it get anymore crooked than that? | 0 | not toxic |
I feel bad for these bishops, but worse for the people. The bishops were trained to be managers of self-supporting small businesses and pastors of large flocks who would come to them if they just kept their doors open. Now the businesses are no longer self-supporting and the large flocks have many choices. These poor guys don't know what hit them and, worse, don't know that downsizing just manages the problem for the short term, but eventually drives a stake through the heart of the church. | 0 | not toxic |
I don't think we need to overly worry about the folks Trump picks as his advisors. Remember he said, "I consult with myself" and "I watch lots of shows"? Finally, "Only I can do it." | 0 | not toxic |
Save that overthrow into triple coverage DT streaking wide open on your DVR. It's almost impossible for me to imagine Lynch's developmental curve kicking into gear during the season enough to outpace Siemian. The only way he sees the field (barring injury) is if the season is lost and they want to give him some experience while preparing for an early pick. A few key injuries to positions without a lot of depth -- LB, DL, OL -- and this could happen, but I don't see Denver losing too many games because of Trevor. | 0 | not toxic |
Speaking of needing a job, just where does one go after he's deemed too odious for Fox News? Is Breitbart hiring?
Good thing O'Reilly still has his "Killing" series of books to fall back on. I have a suggestion for the title of his next one: "Killing My Career in Television." | 0 | not toxic |
There is none so blind... | 0 | not toxic |
Here in metro Vancouver everything is based on the value of the land and it's potential to have a large new luxury home built on it. It makes no difference if there is a tear down on that city plot, or a 20 year old house.
The valuation of my perfectly liveable already fixed up small older house about $46k, Yeah. BC Assessment knows it will be torn down. Meanwhile my land is valued at 1.8 million.
Cross the river into the City of Vancouver and you can add another million to land costs that house that "tear down". | 0 | not toxic |
This is Canada
Not some war torn middle east religious dictatorship or ISIS compound
Take it off or get out | 0 | not toxic |
BMW - Overrated. Unreliable. Premium Scrapola !!!
Hurry up and dump it before the warranty expires. You will be very sorry if you don't.
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It is free speech as long as it is not directed to some other groups, which then it is called hate crime. If so she would probably be eating government-sponsored Halal right now. | 0 | not toxic |
Yep when a storm like this is bearing down on you common sense and just plain decency is what is needed. Political grandstanding is more than silly - its dangerous. Of course some people, mostly those new enough to Florida think this is a big joke. The 10,000 who failed to evacuate the Keys were either naive or just plain crazy. I think the politicians failure to order an evacuation in Houston borders on criminal. Ours was the largest in US history and it was on three 4 lane Interstates
One of my closest friends of the last 45 years who was home in Orlando was in bad really bad shape died the morning an hour after the storm passed. He was a retired fire department captain and EMT. I really think he held on long enough to see his family safe and then when his last involvement in a rescue was complete he left us to join God and rest. As I type this tears are streaming down my face - My selfishness over losing a dear friend but he was suffering so I am glad his suffering is over. | 0 | not toxic |
Yup, here is the opinion piece on the election. Is it about the future policies of our country. No, of course not. The democrats apparently have nothing to say about the country's future so instead they manipulate the PC wannabes into intellectual degeneration going in circles on PC religious issues. It is really pathetic to see liberal Americans dancing around their salvation tree of Political Correctness centered on Sex. | 0 | not toxic |
What exactly would you like him to say in this situation? "It's okay, Kim...do what you like. Threaten the US and other countries. We will not stand up to you"? | 0 | not toxic |
That's right, as the peace prize president he increased 2 Bush wars to 7, annulled habeas corpus through the extrajudicial killing of American citizens, failed to close Guantanamo bay, did NOT stand with protesters as promised, prosecuted more whistleblowers than all previous presidents combined, and deported more immigrants than all previous presidents combined.
Being well-spoken and photogenic does not make up for these crimes. | 0 | not toxic |
I am saying show me a church where there is a female pastor and growing healthily...... | 0 | not toxic |
Aka more Vancouverites will live with thier parents? | 0 | not toxic |
Bill Clinton's economic conservatism did not occur in a vacuum. You will recall Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America" and the fact that Republicans obtained a majority in Congress in 1994. Obama is also an economically conservative Democrat and also faced a Republican majority in the House. Progress will be made when the Republican party is fully repudiated and the Democrats take over the political center. The Republican party is showing its true colors in Donald Trump. With the Republicans, you've got a range from "weapons of mass destruction" Dick Chaney to "deport all the Mexicans and Muslims" Donald Trump and their followers range from misogynist Christians to knuckle dragging white supremacists. Mentally stable Americans really have only once choice--making sure the Democrats win so that the Republicans LOSE. To not repudiate Republicans would mean that Americans are a fundamentally defective people--like Republicans. | 1 | toxic |
It would help if they didn't drill all night long so people could get some sleep. It's really obnoxious. | 0 | not toxic |
And you think that if they didn't get free note pads that they couldn't buy some at the dollar store?
What is the value of a note pad? | 0 | not toxic |
I hold at the moment a somewhat contrary view..... too many students are not fit, academically, to be studying at university.... they are barely qualified at Matric and struggle with the lingua franca of most university study.... reading and writing ACADEMIC English ... and conversing, in English with their lecturers and peers. Too many too studying the wrong things... we need quality graduates in Engineering, Science, Technology, Accountancy, Commerce, Medicine etc people of use to our Economy and employable... not more BA graduates!
The same might be said of some of the so-called academics.... not limited to SA I might add, as there a great many dodgy academics enjoying an undeserved life-style in say UK or USA.... and many students studying something totally unfit for purpose and qualifying them to work as say, in McDonalds... at great cost to themselves, family, or their Government.
This time of year too, there is increasing unrest.... closer to exam time some say! | 0 | not toxic |
I think there is a lack of funding for many print media that makes that level of competence and supervision very tough to meet, including those who know this stress in the company.
With consolidated ownership on the world/national level, the public runs the risk of very filtered news that favors elite power/wealth interest. Small papers like the RG are losing audience to those who have a broader medium to work with.
Did you watch any of the Bannon interview the other night? There is much I dislike about the guy, but I found myself agreeing about the 'sell out' of both parties to special interest. I think he stated the party design as a Patronage system - and I have to say that is very much my own opinion as well. It's 'pay to play' in most countries and it's no different in the United States.
I try not to hatefully condemn individuals that are trying to do good work. Bannon uses a very broad brush to tarnish the innocent, he offers few solutions. | 0 | not toxic |
That's absolutely amazing to me that you would compare a situation in which an alleged victim calls the head football coach to report allegations, wholly unsubstantiated and lacking in verifiable credibility, to advise him of her situation, to what happened at Penn State. Furthermore, the 'victim' requested that the head coach not punish the assistant coach, nor report his activities. McIntyre, against her wishes, immediately reported the allegations, all of which were purported to occur off campus, & none of which implicated Mr. Tumpkin in carrying out these acts in his capacity as a university employee, to the Athletic Director, who then immediately reported this to the chancellor. Clearly, we must have read a different Kizsla solutionless 'whine-fest,' & I'm guessing that you can't point out where, in either report, even the slightest hint of bad faith or impropriety occurred- both report indicated that there was NONE. Substantiated, multiple on-campus child-rapes vs 'she-said' | 0 | not toxic |
It's not really a valley, there is slight terrain that does shelter the calving area just barely enough to make a difference.
I'm going off memory from the Duhbya attempts to exploit ANWR 12 some years ago. I read about the proposal and sent letters to my representative, I can't remember who. Look at the track record, reckless fracking has ruined ranches in Colorado and everywhere. The Deepwater Horizon debacle and the Exxon Valdez spill indicates a bleak outlook for the caribou and the Gwich'in.
The primary issue is ANWR was supposed to be in perpetuity, Trump's rampage through every liberal sacred cow is the issue. Global warming and the essential tact of leaving this huge carbon sink intact is part of the issue whether the LTE writer brings them up or not.
Trashing one of the very last pristine and vital areas for gasoline is irresponsible, shortsighted, greedy, and proud. The very idea that our convenience and habits take precedence over this last wild place is obscene. | 0 | not toxic |
You're silly. | 1 | toxic |
Will you still be thankful when they leave Settle? | 0 | not toxic |
Hello G&M!!!! Waterton is burning to the ground today and not a mention in your crappy paper. Sometimes I wonder if you are aware that Canada exists west of the 416 | 0 | not toxic |
Excellent comment.
I agree with you about the mother: Not enough is known.
And your 90 days sentencing comment is spot on.
Senior deputy district attorney Patrick Freeman said “Those who attempted to hide him from justice share blame”. If that's the case, I wonder why the dad wasn't charged with anything.
Is the dad blocked from seeing the child? | 0 | not toxic |
Navy could start moving work to their facilities in San Diego or Bremerton unless the Nei gets its act together. | 0 | not toxic |
The polls said consistently -- from beginning to end -- that Hillary was leading in committed voters.
They were correct. She got 3 million more votes than Trump. | 0 | not toxic |
Dongbu has paid a great deal of money to the victim due to Kimura's drunken negligence. Should Dongbu's shareholders pick up the tab for Kimura's actions? Well, they did. Now Dongbu is trying to recoup expenses from the responsible party. Sounds reasonable to me.
Maybe the reader might ask 'Did the victim have a long-term disability policy? | 0 | not toxic |
Yeap, Trump loves his anonymous sources, the ones who told him 1.5 million attended his inauguration speech, and the ones who told him about the 3 million illegal voters. Those were "good" anonymous sources---never mind that they're fake! | 0 | not toxic |
I don't know much about the Dept. of Transportation's bump rules. Just look at the whole thing with common sense. If the passenger did not cause a threat to the security of other passengers or crews, removing him with EXCESSIVE force that caused bodily harm is outright wrong! You can offer him more compensation; or upgrade him; or rebook him on a later flight; or simply choose another more agreeable passenger. Whatever happened is totally uncalled for. United handled this situation badly and so was the Airport police. By the way, where is the captain during all this? | 0 | not toxic |
He may not have given an absolute number but he certainly said on a relative basis (to Obama) that there was an issue and then preceded to analyze the root causes for the smaller crowds incorrectly. There were now magnetometer stations, Obama had the grass protectors, etc.
He did give absolute numbers for the number of transit riders which were shown subsequently to be incorrect.
The guy will have to quit his job if he wants to have any sort of post-Trump credibility. | 0 | not toxic |
Bologna the schedule has been delayed because of frivolous lawsuits by rail opponents. It's also caused the cost of rail to go up. Opponents of rail should blame themselves. | 0 | not toxic |
Then how is it, that in the first three centuries of Christianity's existence that the Eucharist was celebrated in Home Liturgies and that more often than not, had a female presbyter. Afterward, the Christians gathered also ate dinner together---prepared often by the presbyter---a woman of the household. It was only after Christianity became accepted and later became THE state religion, that churches were built and the presbyter became priests and all male. This is the early history of the Church, which the hierarchy won't honestly discuss with people [or admit]. If they did, they could not continue to insist that males only can preside at the Mass.
Jesus ordained NOBODY. Nowhere is it written that Jesus anointed anyone---never mind just men. No where in the Gospels, does it state that Jesus gave the Twelve the mission to celebrate the Eucharist. Rather they were to preach the Gospels and baptize all nations. [Mk. 16:14-18; Mt. 28:16-21;Lk. 24:36-49;Jn.20:19-23; Acts 1:6-8] | 0 | not toxic |
I agree with you.
The article mentions other Canadian banks looking to go into/expand to the US for growth, but it doesn't consider what it will cost to achieve growth. The cost to acquire US financial institutions is high and the CAD isn't anywhere near par. The best time to buy US banks has passed. The ideal time would have been when the CAD was strong relative to the USD and American financial institution stock values were beat up by the mortgage meltdown and US recession. Sure Canadian banks could start from scratch and open up their own banks in the US but it would take a long time to achieve any level of scale and the competitive landscape in the USA makes it more difficult to capture market share.
I own the stock as well | 0 | not toxic |
To be clear Bremmer absolutely despises Russia
so he will see conspiracy wherever he looks
This was more of a sidebar than a meeting since it took place during dinner but the Globe via Bremmer are making this out to be an "official" dialogue no doubt divulging state secrets.
cum grano salis
look for updates on entertainment tonight | 0 | not toxic |
Are you like five years old? Bye bye, Babbles. | 0 | not toxic |
LW1--MYOB. That's all | 0 | not toxic |
Affiliation? Actually education is the correct term. That is why Joan's comments can be trusted. She has education and integrity. Sure is nice to have reliable folks around. Kinda like the fella that pointed out that over 90% of the weight you claimed was water. Have you apologized to him yet? | 0 | not toxic |
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