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Or his tax returns. Lmao! Good one Jusris. Yep, you just proved that logic dominates bogus libtard rant every time.

Then where are Trumps emails???...#MAGA

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Colorado has a similar law. You're confused since you think that people can be forcibly put into psych holds due to having a vague, generic "mental health break down." I would suggest you read the actual Act you're trying to cite.

Let me get this straight. The police show up to a elderly man having a mental health break down. And he is effectively killed? How come he wasn't sent to a mental hospital? In FL, it's called the Baker Act. People need to be committed not killed. Have we lost all sense of compassion for other people. Can we not appreciate the infinite complexity of the human mind? We are so far from using our hearts for what they're for.

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No, but I'm virtually certain that Trump, Carpa, Snarky, and Archie will continue to show their stupidity.

All projections in science are subject to probability. The IPCC indicates that it is "virtually certain" that sea level will continue to rise. That translates to a 99-100% probability. Are you virtually certain that you will get taller?

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Neutering is not cruel, and cats realize it is necessary. Believe it or not, companion animals know when a medical procedure is done for the animal's benefit, and when it isn't. And mine always thank me afterwards. You have to be a true animal lover to be in such tune with your companions. Of course, it also helps that I am clairesentient.

Is it better to provide a home for the animal, or add it to the animals who get terminated? People who choose to own cats inside can decide how their animal should be fixed so it can survive cohabitation in a human environment. Neutering animals can also be considered cruel. Cropping ears. Branding. This list goes on. I personally won’t own a dog short of at least of one wooded acre for it to use, and my buddy thinks it cruel I don’t consider five acres.

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As sexually violent as you can get. Hahaha. I’d hate to see how butt hurt you get when someone flips you the bird in traffic. You’d treat it like they just committed genocide on your entire family by the sounds of it.

Climate change denier is not an offensive label, any more than climate change proponent is. 'Climate change Barbie' is highly offensive, and says more about the person using it, than the target. It's as sexually violent as you can get in your vocabulary against female politicians without becoming profane.

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"Clean coal" is a myth on a par with "Trickle-down Economics."

"......working to reduce pollutants in a economical prudent way by developing better technology just makes sense." How is crippling clean coal produced energy working in an economical prudent way? That is the issue many so-called "deniers" have with the far left's agenda. No one I know of opposes developing better technology and more efficient alternative energy sources they simply oppose the draconian rules and regulations placed on current energy sources. In my opinion those rules and regulations are based more on politics than science.

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Yay guns! If you use one to murder your children, they will feel less pain!

My bet is, that just like with Andrea Yates, they'll find a way to blame this on the father one way or the other. That's the way the leftist anti-man establishment works. But Yates had one up, she drowned 5 of her children in the bathtub, instead of shooting them with a much hated gun. That made it more politically correct, never mind that the children are just as dead, and quite frankly probably suffered more. RIP.

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The Rebel shouldn't have press credentials. Ezra's longstanding record of lies, defamation, and bigotry has been established by courts and journalism standards organizations. He's objectively a liar, a bigot, and a bully, and his most recent publication shouldn't have the privilege of being included in the press gallery with real news organizations that adhere to journalistic standards. Limiting media accreditation to those who adhere to a professional standard is not the same thing as limiting freedom of speech. He's free to say what he wants either way.

I don't know what the Rebel is like because I have never been on the site but..... there is this thing called free speech and freedom of the press. When you use the word "need" instead of "could" you're suggesting they don't have those freedoms.

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HRC lost to certain degree because of the false guidance of Robbie Mook.

There are 1,001 reasons why Hillary Clinton lost, and none of them are her fault. Sorry, I don't buy it. Clinton lost to the worst -- the absolute worst! -- presidential nominee of any major party in my lifetime and very likely in the history of this nation. That's no small accomplishment. She has to own some of the responsibility for that. Some of the posts on this board remind me of how some kids would react when I busted them for something when I was teaching high school. Everything was always somebody else's fault. They never showed the kind of self-reflection that leads to personal growth. They always opted to be the victim and feel sorry for themselves. America is more than ready for a woman president. But the country decided it wasn't ready for Hillary Clinton. Deal with it.

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Sadly, the post of the day, folks.

Thoughts and prayers! That outta do it!

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"...it is a wild guess - you will be writing an excellent novel soon." She shouldn't 't wait. Maybe non-fiction. Her time is NOW. No question. Got confirmation just a few days ago when I picked up BC Bookword--fabulous monthly on west coast publishing and authors. The inescapable conclusion: if you are from a minority--First Nations is REALLY big--or, even better, a female belonging to a minority, you will have a much, much better chance of being published even if you aren't HALF as good a writer as Ms.Roderique clearly is. To parrot a not-too-anachronistic phrase from the bad ol' 60s: "It's what's happening', baby!" Many in Canada's publishing industry, act as big mouthpieces for the disenfranchised--or perceived disenfranchised--of this beleaguered country. She'll get her book. She'll get her advances. Will she ever earn any royalties based on sales? Well, that's another matter for conjecture...

Clearly you are a multi-skilled person and can achieve anything that you set your sight on. Well, it is a wild guess - you will be writing an excellent novel soon. As a socially colour-blind person, it is difficult to comprehend significant focus on the natural nature of a person, being proud. "And as a person of colour, these are roadblocks at every step along the way." Well, true. So did the Irish, Italians, Jewish and, Ukrainians had gone through so that the next generations are ok. Yet primarily Italians mix around with other Italians and not in Irish bar. You have to remember: pennies make pound; each is a penny, got to withstand the environment for the other penny to join. If you have spent it none left. Rome wasn't built in a day. Changes in the last 50 years are phenomenal in Canada. You will be an excellent seed for the future generations. It will be safe bet that your appraisal in another 50 years will be " what the hell was I writing about fitting in 2017."

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"the recovery under Obama is continuing to a normal conclusion" Obama isn't President anymore. Obama's last year gdp growth was only 1.6%. There was no recovery under Obama.

That, of course, is what your trainers want you to believe. What's happening now is that the recovery under Obama is continuing to a normal conclusion, because Trump hasn't done anything to screw things up, yet. For one thing, consumer spending is still increasing, owing to greater employment. That could change with a bad tax deal that taxes middle and sub-middle class workers more. Securities markets are riding on the promise of huge tax breaks under Tump. We'll see how long that lasts. GDP growth didn't double, or even nearly double. Quarterly GDP growth, which is what the editors are talking about, hit 3% quarterly under Obama eight times. Eight times, CS. http://fortune.com/2017/08/30/donald-trump-springfield-mo-3-gdp/ Given the recovery and high employment, Trump will see several quarters of 3% growth, unless he screws up international trade, or if inflation takes off, or if consumers feel the pinch of tax increases, or any number of things.

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There is a 99% chance that a gun in the home will be used on someone who lives there before it is used on an intruder.

Good thing having a gun in the house kept the family safe.

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GSA In your replies you use words like 'reasonably robust', 'strong linkage', 'kinda does' (very scientific), 'seem linked', 'very likely'. All non scientific terms, and nothing proving anything beyond doubt. Yes, ice core samples can reveal CO2 levels, and possibly temps at the location where the ice core sample was taken, but this does not give widespread, overall temperature pattern. This we only have since written records were kept and the invention of the reliable thermometer in the 1740's. All I need to mention is the fact that we are exiting a glacial period and that our climate has been warming since that glacial period and in my mind that is enough reason to bring into question much of the data you have mentioned. That reasonable doubt is enough to quash the label 'denier'. Yes, I am skeptical, but negative terms like 'denier' are not called for in any discussion. Your insistence to continue using the label just shows you are unable to consider other views.

... given the consequences of climate change, and the non-trivial chances that we're an agent causing it, then the mitigation strategies suddenly seem prudent. Again, we come back to why we wouldn't. It's expensive and disruptive. Sure. But ... scientifically, there's no known natural explanation that explains the observed warming. Orbital patterns suggest a slight cooling pattern, if anything. Sunspot related solar cycles don't come even close. It keeps coming down to some sort of atmospheric perturbation... of which the most obvious is human emissions. That's where the "denial" comes in. The counter argument seems to be that since it's not irrefutable, it is probably wrong. It's not, and discarding the body of evidence because it's not irrefutable, is essentially, "denial". Science is about establishing the best model that explains observations. The best model is, right now, is human climate change. You're welcome to provide a better one, but nobody has been able to.

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Speakup> Evidently, you don't pay attention to what people are saying about the hotel issue, huh???? The Trump Hotel in Waikiki does not belong to the POTUS, they are using his name only, got it now???? Ha, ha, ha!!!! You have to remember that he is the POTUS, which includes Hawaii, if you didn't know that, huh???? He has all the right to come to Hawaii, if he wants to, especially, if he is on official business!!!!

Why? Why can't we demand of him as we did repeatedly of Obama that he fund his own Hawaii stays! He has his own hotel! Why should my tax dollars be used at the Ritz! He didn't need to stop in Hawaii!

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I'm sure Trump will thank you for your support Carmen.

Oh and denial of the Dem's own role in their loss is also part of what put Trump in power. The arrogance of "well it couldn't possibly be anything *we've* done wrong!" is a large part of what people were voting against. They'll vote against it next time too if the Dem's show they are unwilling to eat some crow.

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Again, be specific as to how they "look the part". Be HONEST. It shouldn't be so difficult to DRAG the truth out of bigots who see brown faces and think "thug". So tell us what you know about these individuals, and how you know it.

"I didn't claim to know anything about these individuals," We do know something. They're violent thugs. And they look the part.

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And what is "more likely to outperform" supposed to mean? Either they outperformed or they didn't. Her statement could easily mean: Just over one third of companies in the highest quartile outperform those in the bottom quartile. Strange that someone whose profession depends on extremely precise language would make such a fuzzy, ambiguous statement.

"Companies in the highest quartile of racial or ethnic diversity are 35 per cent more likely to outperform those in the bottom quartile" Anybody know where she got this? I don't believe her unless "outperform" is measured by self-reports rather than the bottom line. Ironic how she prefers a product made in relatively homogenous environment: "I like German engineering". German and Japanese companies are far less racially diverse and have stronger emphasis on "fitting in" yet are more efficient, competitive, and cohesive than more diverse organizations elsewhere. I wonder how well she would fit in at a law-firm of mostly blacks or south-asians, epecially when it came time to leave work early for ulitimate frisbee. The author argues for more objective selection procedures based on merit, which I agree with, but she contradicts herself when she then praises BMO's affirmative action hiring, which is ultimately a form of discrimination that leads to unjust outcomes for everyone.

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I think the Globe long ago abandoned the idea of human editors reviewing work before it is published.

What are the bars? Where is the legend? Does anybody understand this?

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Wah wah 😁

Yeah, I'll get right on that, right after I learn to drive a John Deere tractor.

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And as to the question of cost, we should be able to construct a hydro project of this size for under $6 billion. The fact that the latest estimates are close to double that is attributable 40 years of dithering.

The building of the massive WAC Bennett dam , completed 1968, was vigorously opposed as well. Today it is an absolutely vital source of electricity for BC. Back then the The same refrain of "too costly", "native land", "environmental impact", "unnecessary" and "our hydro rates will go up",were heard loudly across the province. Thankfully we had a government at the time with the moxy to actually build the province and ignore the chorus of doom that echoed louder than any other voice. That dam also had unforseen engineering issues, uncertainty over demand and long run cost questions. It's been in service for 50 years, with many more to go. Try and find a single person, anywhere, who could make a sensible argument for shutting the dam down. All those naysayers? They disappeared long ago.

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Guns and religion. Claim religion, and you can ignore all laws. Own a gun, and you're a good, old-fashioned, patriotic American. God help us!

You are ne2 to this. Guns trump everything. Kids blow away? Hispanics cold blooded murdered in a Walmart for being a Hispanic in public & fictional militia members will always love thegun over the human life.

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Economy before environment, eh? What's our Planet B? Any ideas?

Yep! After all of the expenses attempting to mitigate the situation that failed miserably, we are going to have to spend even more because now we will be in a panic mode trying to adapt. We will need to address how we get our economy going again and how much that will cost us.

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He did drop the chance to stop PRP and racketeering, and that is really sad. Hopefully the Feds will pick that up again and save the people from this. Their damage could be larger than the Kealoha scandal once the dirt hits the fan.

Agree, for example the AG office dropped the PRP case. Here was a chance to stop racketeering. Also what about the guy who was just released because Tonga does not have a public defender? Plenty of problems to work on right here at home.

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Prccisely ! The spate of FN whines, feminist agenda driven tripe and holier than thou soap box political finger pointing about how wonderful we are ( or not ) is getting quite tiresome. Maybe the G&M needs to look in the mirror as reflected by the many comments ( which are usually closer to the truth and more interesting ). The FN agenda is actually an insult to Canadian tax payers who have poured $$ billions into this bottomless pit of "poor me" - this issue needs/demands some serious investigative reporting - but not by the current crew at G&M headquarters !! Or are we going to get more "Arctic reconciliation" cruise or "MMW Inquiry" pity party headlines - two singular instances which blew >$110 million into the entropy of the universe ?!

As always, a great article from Ms Wente, but there is a HUGE problem with other articles in the G&M that are hate and racism based. These need to stop. The G&M needs new editors.

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also that prince Alwaleed gave millions to the Carter library, but Mayor Rudy Giuliani gave his back to him after the 9/11 Trade center fiasco, because the Saudis were some how behind the attacks of the world trade center, that's why I will never trust that Saudi prince.

That prince Alwaleed bin Talal the high living, Jew hating nephew of the late king Fahd owns 19% of the fox channel, why did they not mention that of things he owns part of, he is probably one of those Saudi's who helps fund Jihadist against the west and suicide bombers against Israel, don't trust that guy.

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Nope. Because there's absolutely no proof that that’s the case.

I don't suppose any of you anti-gun types ever considered even the possibility that just maybe the shooter left when he did because of all the guns that were coming out.

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Doesn't matter where she's sitting. It's only immaterial to some Americans.... those who think she does nothing wrong.

BUT. . she's not sitting in the White House. Therefore, to most Americans this is now immaterial. We have to deal with what we have.

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Wrote in John Hunstman, Jr. He’s the former governor of Utah, who is very fiscally sound, but way too socially liberal for his home state. Served as Ambassador to China, and was just confirmed as Ambassador to Russia.

So, just out of curiosity. Of all the candidates, who would (or did) you vote for in 2016?

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A significant percentage of time, I find that pedestrians think "on your left" means move left, or they are among the scary proportion of people that can't discern left from right on a moment's notice. And many pedestrians have headphones and won't hear my proclamation. So I call out on a case by case basis. But I am more likely to call out to someone with an animal because a collision is likely going to hurt me more than the animal. All that said, animal walkers need to keep their animals usually on their right. Always stay between the animal and the pedestrian and bicycle traffic that is oncoming or overtaking. Better yet, keep the animals at home. And if you rip me off my bike and/or use my bike to pin me down for any reason, you're likely going to die.

hoping to find you here... question: why don't bikers say " on your left" or whatever. i'd say 1 out of 20 riders...in amazon park. my dogs are trained to walk to heel so they're not pulling and all over.. yet we've almost gotten run down twice and here's the deal. i am a momma hen - don't mess with my chicks. should one of those bikers hit any one of my dogs? my initial reaction would be to rip the rider off their bike, if still mounted and then use the bike to pin them down until police get there, and god help the rider who tries to get up and away. but why no warning? it's past rude. it's as bad and dangerous as cars turning into or in front of bikes...

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You MUST be joking. Weinstein and Spacey are hard-core lefties. Weinstein was good buddies with the wickedly corrupt Hiliar. Maybe they should change careers and help Hiliar find another way to job Democrats by taking over the party during presidential primaries.

This should be a piece of cake for 'ol Cory to find new peeps. I hear Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey are interested in a career change. They should fit right in with the rest of his gang.

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Xavier: hey, buddy, I'm 75.........so many letters......so little time.......cheers, Gary Crum

Another current rule about the letters is one per writer per month. How about one per writer every three (or more) months? That would open up some space on the letters page.

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What business did trump share secretly with you?

"I hear Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey are interested in a career change." So you're so close to them that they share their secrets with you? Please, no more details. What you do with them is your own business.

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That is what I was taught, however, from experience i find it better to wait 1 minute so the combustion chamber gets hot, and helps burn the fuel before dumping more fuel into the combustion chamber. as driving asap will do.. at this point it becomes a matter of opinion, whereas the general rule is kept in tact.

As a current owner of 3 shops in Eugene and ASE master tech, you are close. Start and drive ASAP, keep your foot light on the gas pedal until the temp gauge is to the normal range. Skepti Cat has a good points but is a dreamer.

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Contrails do have an impact on the climate, but it's relatively tiny compared to all the other anthropogenic influences. The contribution to global warming from contrails is about 2% of that of anthropogenic CO2 emissions.

“Contrails formed by aircraft can evolve into cirrus clouds indistinguishable from those formed naturally. These ‘spreading contrails’ may be causing more climate warming today than all the carbon dioxide emitted by aircraft since the start of aviation.” [1] and [1] Boucher, O. Atmospheric science: Seeing through contrails, Nature Climate Change 1, 24–25 (2011) doi:10.1038/nclimate1078. http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v1/n1/full/nclimate1078.html

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Currently, a lot of deductions and credits are phased out at certain income levels (CTC, dependent care, education, personal exemption, retirement, etc), some long before the taxpayer would consider themselves wealthy, and they get the joy of paying the amt (where children count as a luxury item). I don't fall in to this category, I'm solidly middle class, and will pay more under the proposed plan.

How about removing all deductions, and creating a level playing field. And quit trying to control the behavior of the people through tax "deductions." Have you ever noticed how the wealthier a person is, the longer his tax return and the more deductions he takes? Deductions will never be eliminated for this very reason, as the wealthy who control the republican party and the government would NEVER allow it.

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I don't know who can or can't be "called" and Evangelical Christian as I am in no position to judge a person heart, but mass/serial murder is such an egregious violation of Gods commands (in many ways), I don't care what he did, he can be safely and should be considered an apostate (false convert), Jesus himself said, Matthew 7: 21“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 On that day many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?’ 23 And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness. And these are those who appear to be Righteous and not serial killers.

So someone that "cried at church services and watched television with a Bible in his lap." and "proselytizing door-to-door, reading the Bible aloud at work and at home, and insisting that his wife follow the strict teachings of their pastor" can't be called an evangelical Christian?

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" outward behavior " Homosexual or heterosexual,outward, inward or up side down anyway one slices it 'behavior" is a CHOICE not a so-called orientation.

But yet you are arguing it from a legal standpoint. His orientation is not the issue here. It's the way he conducts himself. Which straight males are just as capable of being guilty of. Look at this comment thread. When Weinstein does this people don't say "Well of course he did. All straight men are rapist pigs." But that's what's being argued here. "If Adam West did this it's because he's gay" is the argument being put forward, and it's bigoted and wrong. People's orientation does not make them guilty. Their outward behavior does.

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I don't recommend idiling. The data: "The work ... indicates that as little as 9% of the energy in the fuel is converted to effective work during the cold-start phase, a reduction of approximately 30%. ...as a result of components and fluids below their optimal temperature." "...during the warm-up phase, engines are usually operated using a rich mixture to help overcome the poor mixing of the inlet charge as a result of the cylinder walls being cold. [This] raises the unburned hydrocarbon emissions [from] too much fuel present to achieve complete combustion." ...the frequency that an engine is subject to such a warm-up cycle…average trip duration was 11 min in their sample… 67% of trips did not exceed this duration. ...if one takes the work of André and combines it with Fig. 7, it can be seen that in two thirds of engine running...lubricant will not be up to temperature [ cold engine penalty]. 1-2 miles http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0196890414001939

As a current owner of 3 shops in Eugene and ASE master tech, you are close. Start and drive ASAP, keep your foot light on the gas pedal until the temp gauge is to the normal range. Skepti Cat has a good points but is a dreamer.

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Yes, agreed. He is not a Canadian citizen so Canadian tax payers shouldn't feel responsible. Khadr was a different case.

This gentleman is not a Canadian citizen, unlike Mr. khadr he has no citizenship rights. Mr. Khadr's settlement was just...this guy is spitting in the wind. I feel sorry for him but Canada is not responsible.

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Your suggesting that Denver should follow France’s lead. Interesting.....

Perhaps if the amendment had included a choice to paint the roofs of the included buildings white that would have been better, as we are facing a substantial water supply shortfall by mid-century of up to 1 million acre-feet annually, so requiring green roofs could exacerbate the shortfall. Denver would not be the first to make such a requirement as France made the same requirement 2 & 1/2 years ago. I guess it comes down to how serious we are on trying to mitigate climate change, and from the Post's position on urban fracking as well as on this issue, apparently their editorial staff belief is that short-term cost trumps long-term continuing livability. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/mar/20/france-decrees-new-rooftops-must-be-covered-in-plants-or-solar-panels

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You are here.

It does seem as if insanity is becoming the norm.

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This is an article about animal cruelty, hence we discuss animal cruelty.

I suggest you do a little reading about the history of oil development in Nigeria.... Thousands, if not tens (hundreds?)of thousands of human lives, Disrupted, displaced, and diminished and outright slain, in the name of oil extraction. And then there are the millions of people dealing with the blessing of oil in the middle east..... But yeah, some cruelty to animals is far worse....

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Read the story. Her father decided to tell her about race hatred when she was 4...even though no evidence that the womans reaction had anything to do with race. Obviously her father has experienced issues and not surprisingly she became very conscious of them.

No evidence that she has a chip on her shoulder other than your deeply held conviction that "those people" always do.

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If guns were the problem, Texas would have many more shootings. Same for Arizona. But they don't. That is why they carry, and act responsibly. If you take away the guns, only the criminals will have them. Texas and the midwest run their own show...and they do a good job. You have heavy gun conrol legislation in places like Chigago and NY....how is that going? It is the worst city for shootings and corruption in the country. Remember that. Welcome to Hawaii....what part of Texas do you hail from if I may ask? It is like night and day, isn't it.

I live in Texas pretty much fulltime and Hawaii part time. A good number of Texans love their guns, especially the Republican State legislators, the lieutenant governor and the governor. In fact, they passed a law in 2015 that mandates that students (licensed carriers) can carry guns onto University campuses and into classrooms. However, they still have metal detectors in the State Capitol buildings (o.k. I guess to endanger professors but not state legislators in Texas). My husband and I hope to leave this gun-loving state and live in Hawaii fulltime within the next three years - we won’t be bringing any guns along because we don’t own any. That being said, my heart goes out to the injured and their families in Sutherland Springs. With so many guns being carried around in Texas, it is not a matter of “if” but more of matter of “when.” Today was a “when” day, and given the prevailing attitude about guns here, I am pretty sure there will be more days like this ahead for us.

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If you don't think Kat35's comment was stupid, then you're in the same boat as she is.

All you got is personal attacks. On every gun related article.

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Ok, sure...Trumpers have taught me one thing, Don’t Believe the Media...

Appears information coming out of Texas DPS is that a local citizen heard the gunfire, grabbed his rifle and confronted suspect stopping suspect, causing him to flee. After securing scene where suspect died, found that suspect had more weapons in his vehicle. This makes a strong case for those who believe in the second amendment.

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You realize that 2/3s of the current NFL teams have poor O-lines. You can't just go buy an O-line. The players just aren't there. The O-line FAs usually are washed up, injury prone, or command such a high salary that they are difficult to obtain. Drafting O-line is even harder because the current college system doesn't prepare O-lineman for the NFL and there are no longer farm teams like the days when there was the NFLEurope league teams. Building a good O-line takes time and high 1st round picks. That is something that Denver hasn't had in quite awhile.

That always puzzles me. Football is the consummate team sport and to pay one player, any player, so much that other areas are let's say "underfunded" is a problem. Miller is a great player but has what 7 sacks? Admittedly, they are doubling and chipping him but Miller's cap hit is $20 million. The closest D-line is Wolfe at $7.8 million. The entire offensive line is less than $17 million. Still there is $11 million in cap space this year and $23.5 million next. Buy an O-line, use Butt at tight end when healthy (I think he can be a superstar). I suspect Talib's days are numbered with a salary cap of $12 million so money can be freed up there as well. He's 31 and is still great but not $12 Million great. Renegotiate or send him to play with TJ Ward.

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That is sad. Statistically speaking, there is (ballpark) one gun in the US for each 4 US residents. But they are not all gun nuts, as in murderers that is. Or all criminals in possesion either. Do you mind linking to your quote here? Who said it?

"I don't care if every man, woman, and child are shot as long as I get to keep my guns" - every gun nut

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1. 5th graders can make a bomb with household chemicals with minimal risk to themselves. We did as little kids. Hell we learned most of the parts required in either scouts or school. 2. Chemistry only matters if you want to make the bomb semi undetectible. 3. You think that a person has to have a license to steal a truck or that a truck cannot be operated without a license? REALLY??? Your game set match statement is true. You lost the game the set and the match across the board.

Yeah do anything to extend a argument. First you need a lot of the chemicals to make an effective bomb. Not to mention some serious knowledge in chemistry to mix them right and a) not kill yourself, and b) make a function explosive. The underwear bomber is a perfect example. Then there’s the claim a truck doesn’t have more regulation than a gun...you need a license to operate one. Game. Set. Match.

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Give me his number p**ck

Ask Naeole!

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Peter tries to post something sensible, yet your only comment is that he didn't use the word that YOU thought he should use? Maybe it's YOU with the problem. Get real.

Problems, not "issues." This wasn't some academic exercise. Get real.

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So, our culture is messed up?

Totally different culture, population and demographics. Strict gun laws aren't the panacea you assume they are.

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First Female Mayor of Montreal.

With this news, Plante becomes Canada's first elected female mayor. Oh, no.... that was actually Barbara Hanley in 1936.

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I understand that - but it's obvious to everyone (well, almost everyone) that the players are not responding whatsoever anymore to VJ.

Kubes and McCoy run completely different schemes. Like, COMPLETELY different. You remember how rough the transition was from McCoy to Kubes last time? If we hadn't had PFM at QB, I shudder to even think.

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" almost daily "??? It would be a stretch to even suggest there is one story every week offered by Fox on that subject.

How?

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Every country has scumbags who beat their families, they don't all have regular mass shootings though. You can buy a firearm from a private seller without a background check in most states, including Texas, completely undermining the law that applies to commercial dealers.

Convicted of domestic violence. Looks like nothing to do with gun control could have stopped this idiot from doing whatt he did. Law already prevents those convicted of gun violence from owning firearms.

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Guptas aren't crooks ! She is lying! Why didn't she utter a word before? Was she waiting for an invitation from the WMC agents?? Now, she has come up with a well structured lie to seek sympathy. But she should know that her move is useless, it wont mould the truth!

While it must have been hell to work with a bunch of crooks, for a long time she was one of them, albeit, with a latent conscience.

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Matt, While you're correct that the US still has a larger economy in terms of GDP, their are many other ways to compare economies where China can be found to have already surpassed the US and other indicators suggest it will happen by 2018, not far off.

USA is still the largest economy by far, 18 trillion vs 11 trillion for China

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Weak. Very weak for 'this stuff'. Instead of blaming Ohilary, gun grabbers, loser terrorists, or disabled journalist, you weakly blame liberals. They should take both your NRA and Tea Party cards away.

Something is wrong with this society if it is spawning off people willing to kill masses of people. Go ahead blame the guns but we have a societal issue - it isn't as great as some think it is. The more liberal we've moved off center the more of this stuff we see.

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Our institutions are only as sturdy as the individuals in them. That, I fear, is why we are so at risk at this moment in time. A man who thinks patriotism is unquestioning personal loyalty to him, and that he's entitled to it, and too many who are afraid to stand up and tell him otherwise....

During the 2016 campaign, I said early and often that the election of Donald Trump would lead inevitably, inexorably to a constitutional crisis. I recall that now not in the sense of "I told you so" nor to claim any particular gift for prescience. On the contrary, I recall it to point out that Donald Trump's utter contempt for the United States of America, its people, Constitution, laws and traditions has never not been on display. He's a career criminal, a filthy bigot, a serial adulterer, a prolific sex offender, a racist, misogynist and pathological liar; the most corrupt, incompetent and unstable person every to occupy the presidency; a clear and present danger to the United States and the world. His presidency demeans the office he holds and diminishes the country he leads. During the campaign, I also expressed confidence that our institutions are sturdy enough to survive the crisis that Trump would bring. I hope I was right about that, too.

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Agreed. Hillary is, at root, a communist. And they do whatever it takes.

I knew this about Hillary Clinton before I voted, and chose not to vote for her. She is evil and would/will do whatever was in her power to make sure she succeeds.

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Antifa? You do realize that your handle is an oxymoron don't you?

Good idea! He knows the interceptor missiles are useless and will fail, but it won't be Yanks at the controls so he can blame the Japs for not using the weapons properly. Thereby preserving the mythology of the missile defence tech. Maybe even get additional sales to other countries.

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That's not what I said. Go back and re-read the post. Reading comprehension: practice it.

So by your logic, as long as as someone hasn't gotten treatment for their mental illness but has a mental Illness is a decent person. Wow.

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Funny those loop holes were only going to affect people making in excess of $220k. But then the misinformation and backlash begun.... and here it is again. That was sensible legislation you did not bother with facts. As for this, the Libs simply need to go if they are unwilling to do what is necessary and go full force against these hypocrites that talk public service but secretly stash millions. Heck even the Queen should now be relegated to the dust bin of history.

Trudeau promised, time and time again to close tax loopholes, that's one reason he was elected . So who did his party in power pick on this past year? Farmers, small businesses, doctors etc, not the Liberal Party's billionaire supporters. That's what Canadians feel is outrageous

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Yes most people feel the Donald is a joke. So whats your point? How is the Donald being a joke makes the SA a leftie source? Can you be specific?

This question promotes the hidden agenda of the SA. The SA, like most of the rest of Hawaii, already know how the people feel about Trump and his policies. This is just another way of how the SA pushes it bias, liberal views.

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It is my understanding that it failed because it wasn't done. He checked the box to indicate that he had never been in trouble, so they didn't research it beyond that. I guess Texas just expects folks to be honest and all....you know...cuz 'merka.

He did have a background check. It didn't turn up his domestic assault conviction. The bureaucracy failed.

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Here you go.....It's 7.917....Certainly not the 9.14 you state. Barack Obama: Added $7.917 trillion, a 68 percent increase from the $11.657 trillion debt at the end of George W. Bush’s last budget, FY 2009. I, indeed, left out the 9 in 7.917. My apologies for the typo. Gary Crum FY 2016 - $1.423 trillion. FY 2015 - $327 billion. FY 2014 - $1.086 trillion. FY 2013 - $672 billion. FY 2012 - $1.276 trillion. FY 2011 - $1.229 trillion. FY 2010 - $1.652 trillion. FY 2009 - $253 billion. (Congress passed the Economic Stimulus Act, which spent $253 billion in FY 2009. This rare occurrence should be added to President Obama's contribution to the debt.)

so is it 7.19 trillion in 7 years or 7.91trillion

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Merely pointing out that the decline in marriage in the US has nothing to do with increased shootings as the OP claimed. In fact there is a positive correlation to marriage rate and homicides by firearms. Correlation is not causation, but it does debunk the op's assertion. Now there are some numbers that indicate that it is in fact more dangerous to be married AND have a gun in the home. https://www.jhsph.edu/research/centers-and-institutes/johns-hopkins-center-for-gun-policy-and-research/publications/IPV_Guns.pdf "A study of risk factors for violent death of women in the home found that women living in homes with 1 or more guns were more than 3 times more likely to be killed in their homes. The same study concluded that women killed by a spouse, intimate acquaintance, or close relative were 7 times more likely to live in homes with 1 or more guns..." So statistically if one want's to keep ones spouse safe, one should not keep a gun in the home.

Marriages KILL! LOL. Guns do not. Got it.

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So in otherwords you mentioned something unrepeatable and debunked by Schmidt and others including Ellis, Kleck and Schuster in other studies to support your underlying agenda. But no having multiple guns doesn’t influence someone any more than 1 does. And the studies have shown reliability that the effect promoted from Berkowitz as a ‘weapon effect’ does not exist in any meaningful way.

The Berkowitz/Lepage experimental results have not been debunked. And we are WAY beyond talking about their experiment which concerned the temporary, short term, momentary exposure to the image of a weapon and its immediate affect on behavior. We’re NOT talking about an average person who might own a gun. We are talking about someone living in an environment saturated, daily, over time, with weapons. This has NOTHING to do with the average citizen of Kennesaw or Morton Grove, and even less to do with crime prevention. We’re discussing MASS KILLERS, and how their behavior might have been influenced by their amassing of weaponry. Now you can argue that they amassed an arsenal BECAUSE they were already crazy, but you might get an argument from the NRA about that. Or you might give some thought to the reasonable consideration that environment affects behavior.

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How's that going for you? Have you seen Trump's taxes lately??

Just as the first black presidency created the Tea Party, the first psychotic presidency inspires sane people to organize and become politically active.

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Yes O-line is a major factor for QB’s but there have been some really good QB’s that played behind some less than stellar O-line. There are a handful of big plays that are open in every game regardless of line play and good QB’s make those plays. By making those plays you back 8 out of the box and allow for a few holes in the run game, which helps the pass game even more(It also helps the defense stay off the field longer). That’s why a great QB can still have success behind a bad O-line. All three of our QB’s are awful because their decision making is atrocious and they don’t hit those plays consistently when they are. Trevor did do that in our first few games, which is why we looked better on offense. However his decision making since has been awful and that is why he got benched and will be cut(or traded) after the season. Same will happen to the other two,

The author of this article hasn't understood the problems of the Broncos - forever most likely. At the end of October he wrote an article putting the losing streak on Tevor and pointed a finger at Elway. Then he wrote something about Brock might be what is needed. Bottom line - you could have the best skilled players but it is all for not if your offensive line cannot give the QB 4 seconds to pass. The Denver QB offensive line leads the NFL in allowing their QB to be sacked. The top QBs of all time are great because of the O line. There is plenty of blame to go around. Starting with the O line but what about all the penalties - that goes against the player, what about the poor tackling where not one wraps up, or dropped passes by receivers. Time to start pointing out the poor play by the players. Doesn't matter who the QB is - cannot win if the O line doesn't do their job or if you have 14 1st downs in a game an 14 penalties.

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I completely agree with you that our tax laws need a major overhaul. I just do not blame people for utilizing these offshore accounts to pay less tax. We should be examining the poor tax policies that are driving this money out of our country, not the rich folks who are simply being savvy and opportunistic.

On what planet is it good for the country to have wealth shipped offshore where it doesn't grow our economy and generate tax revenue. If these liberal dingbats had any sense they would lower our tax rates and restructure our tax laws to allow this money to stay inside our borders and be taxed at a fair and reasonable rate .... but that type of common sense tax reform that is being advocated by Donald Trump doesn't fit with Trudeau's narrative and image of himself as Robin Hood. Stealing from farmers and small businesses and redistributing the money to people who don't work or don't work much.

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If high volume lying is your idea of articulate.

Gingrich, Napolitano, Hannity, Gutfield, Ingraham et al are all "articulate." A reasonable person may disagree with them, but they are on "Fox news (sic)" and they are "articulate."

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Look at some of the classmates talk about him. They described him as creepy and insane, and say they aren't surprised. He beat up his family, and attacked animals. The signs were there. We don't even need NEW laws to address this particular case. He should have already been barred from gun ownership after the DV conviction.

It's early to start placing blame, but I'm human. Someone should have seen this coming.

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Gosh, I don't know? Maybe the people who work for the tourism industry or who benefit from it in some way? I mean, there HAVE been many articles written on the subject of plummeting tourism. Why did NYC beg Canadians to come back? I guess it's all on Bubba and Raelynn Jo--maybe you'd just better go shopping, 69.

Who cares ???

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The western slope is fine either way as the resource that has been developed will continue to pay royalties, severance and property taxes for decades with minimal additional investment.

"The one constant in the oil and gas industry is the boom-bust cycle. Prices spike, drillers rush in. Prices drop and the drilling ends." Then Western Colorado should consider itself lucky to be rid of that cycle. The sooner the market-manipulated and environmentally-damaging oil and gas industry becomes a much smaller part of our whole nation's economy, the better.

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You're right,of course. Now I can wait for the Texas AG to take the next logical step and require churches to provide firearms for all worshipers. It's what is worshipped.

Twenty-six more people killed yesterday in a mass shooting in a Texas church. The trouble, is, I suppose that it's not new, not surprising, apparently no longer even troubling. So: of course, you're bored.

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We should never have to experience a tar sands spill at sea, because the tar sands should be refined/upgraded into synthetic crude, before transporting from the tar sands regions, to prevent another Kalamazoo River disaster.

Something I did not have room to say is that we have never experienced a large scale tar sands oil spill at sea. NOAA is the lead agency for studying and developing prevention and response to oil spills. They understand we are not currently prepared to deal with a potential spill. There was a spill of slurry oil in the Gulf of Mexico which has similar properties and a description of that experience below. We still have not seen a long term study done on the effects of the Deepwater Horizon spill and I'm not even sure it a study is being conducted. Commercial interests are anxious how that might affect fishing and tourism. https://response.restoration.noaa.gov/about/media/what-do-we-know-about-transporting-oil-sands-united-states.html https://response.restoration.noaa.gov/about/media/submerged-oil-pollution-western-gulf-mexico-restoration-coming-after-2005-dbl-152-oil-sp https://www.uscg.mil/Mariners/National-Pollution-Funds-Center/About-NPFC/ We still wind up losing!

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Deflection noted.

And what of all the conservatives who have killed Muslims or people of color in mass shooting incidents? It has no bearing on the average person what political leaning or belief system the person held. It doesn't represent the majority. A helpful narrative would be finding ways for atheists and Christians to come together respectfully and strengthen our shared values, rather than assume that our fellow citizens are complicit in carnage and violence. That's how hate is bred.

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Why? that money belongs to all the citizens of Colorado not just the people under PERA.

Refill it with money earned from medicinal and red marijuana sales?? I know there's a lot more to it than that, but could it be so simple? Why? Why not?

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B9 Bingo I pulled my "opinion" about Keith's disappearance being possible payback after seeing a FB post from his family that he had been seen and identified October 28th at AHFC on Benson and Northern Lights.Just curious why ADN or the family has not shared that info publically

That's a heck of an opinion! If I'm a cop, Im looking to question you. Sounds like you either know lots more about this -- or absolutely nothing.

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You and I agree. The process broke down somewhere. He beat his wife and cracked the skull of his wife's child. The Air Force should have notified the civilian authorities of the nature of the court martial and he should have been on the "no guns" list.

If this man had indeed purchased legal guns, then that is a Red Flag meaning we are not doing our job government-wise on background checks. This killer had a few Red Flags of his own, that should have resulted in no gun possession by him, ever.

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The first amendment gives you freedom of speech and expression; it also give the freedom to others to react to your speech and expression. For example, Colin Kaepernick has the right to take a knee; on the other hand, the NFL owners also have the right not to hire him.

Wow what happened to freedom of speech and expression. Then the NFL should fire every player who takes a knee.

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Yes he just cares so much about public unions that he needed to ensure an establishment government took office. " Just a weeee debt " Harper mocked during the election. He new Junior was lying about a modest deficit and that the entitled establishment was desperate to get there hands on the Canadain Credit Card 💳 " And budgets balance themselves " just not with Juniors administration.

Bronfman's job was to build on the Liberals' grassroots! What does this Billionaire have in common with Liberal Party or any other Political Party' s "grassroots" . He may have been classed as a so-called "volunteer" but you can be sure he wasn't doing it out of the goodness of his heart.

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You ignored the FACT that Holy Father Francis has met with the Greens twice. Is he wrong for doing that?

No, not any of the Popes they may have met. I'm talking the serial adulterer Newt Gingrich, the Catholic militant who just happens to be much more of amoral mercenary Eric Prince, and his militant Evangelical Charter School booster of a sister, Betsy DeVos. Lots of moneyed interests in all those 'Christian' GOP connections. Funny how Jesus had no money.

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Boots, answer the question or STHU.

There is no solution. As long as so many worship guns, there will always be gun slaughter. Fortunately living in Hawaii, we have largely escaped this but it could hit us again or they allow guns onto planes as a second amendment right.

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He was comparing abortion to child abuse, and how pro-choice people excuse abortion with that line of thinking.

How very unchristian of you. Or don't you believe you ARE your brother's keeper?

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Don't know if you are being serious or sarcastic, about this serious matter. With Rape (Land Development) of Oahu's limited Land (being an Island), as more areas are paved over with asphalt streets, concrete foundations, more "surface area" becomes unavailable for rainwater to be collected to seep thru layers of dirt, and rock to get to Oahu's Underground Water Aquifers (Water Wells). Routinely the rainwater instead goes down the storm drains as contaminated with petroleum based toxic asphalt, that then goes straight into the Pacific Ocean killing the Oahu Coral Reefs. There was a Population Study demanded by then Hawaii Governor Ariyoshi, that determined the Maximum Population that the Island of Oahu's Water Sources could support (including the Tourists). After the Study was completed I wrote a 1970s Very Critical Sociology Research Paper for UH Community College Sociology Class, I later used Updated Facts, and included these in my 1989 to 1990 Research Paper of Solutions.

IRT "Koa Ridge will add to water burden" The water supply is not limited. We have Costco and Sam's Club. Houses aren't farming, so ever heard of xeriscape landscaping? Get plenty rainfall annually. So, just use the roof gutters to feed water barrels. Nah. Get plenty water for everybody in the world to come live Hawaii.

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It should be pointed out and I neglected to that the Republican senator who chairs Foreign Relations repeatedly has said that Trump is moving us to World War Three....and Corker further said that the vast majority of Republican Senators were well aware of how bad Trump was but wanted tax cuts and didn’t want to offend his base....the word craven applies to these guys!

CAEL, my kids are of similar age and very different political beliefs....and they have been very active politically. They ARE worried. They have kids who are draft age and I think the feeling is that Trump is a huge disaster without moral accountability...his God is his ego. And war, if his favorability level falls and the market as well, is inevitable.Trumps obsessions with attention suggest that starting a righteous nuclear war would be a decided distraction from his favorability numbers....and clearly focus attention on him... Of course, given the horrors of his judgement it would not be as he planned...as his military advisors promised....indeed the horror would be ungovernable. Electing this man was a terrible idea.

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This I exactly how every one of these terrorists should go out. No TV, No media, nothing but A clean shot with and AR style .308, all alone in a dump. Perfect. Thank God for the Good Guys...... This shit has to stop.

Thank you FPD. No matter what all is posted here, you did a great job on stopping what could of been a community disaster. I wonder many of these comments would be so negative if he entered Denny's and started shooting.

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You caught me, Rick Sinnott! I am SO afraid of revealing my name (it’s Roy Anthony) that I ( Roy Anthony) hide like a coward - “ Nature Advocate” and thousands of others (not named Roy Anthony) who comment here - like a little, scared baby. Not that my name - Roy Anthony - has anthing to do with the substance of the issues discussed. And I agree that hiding behind false narratives is weak. That why I challenge yours.

TD, do you have any numbers to support your claims? Because I know you're wrong about me being a cat hater. And you're obviously afraid to admit your real name. Anonymously calling people names and inventing false narratives are great ways to win an argument, don't you think?

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Oda paid the price Siren . That's my point. These silly Liberals are so out of touch they think its OK to go after middle class business guys but please look the other way for the REALLY rich.The Millenial's will exact a terrible revenge on trudeau when they catch up to the narrative. Hopefully Mr Singh will benefit.

Dartguard It was the same for Oda as you hope it will be for the Trudeau Govt. Oda was smug, belittled others, abused her powers with the ministry she ran, the Harper Govt was under fire for billions in overruns from popular AG Sheila Fraser -- it was all very complex, but the public understood a $16 glass of orange juice. And it wasn't only millennials who voted for Trudeau but do keep up the contempt for young motivated voters. http://thechronicleherald.ca/opinion/91488-16-glass-of-oj-a-symbol-of-government-excess

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Why would anybody stop a robbery like this? This situation wouldn't be a defensive use of a CCW holder.

Where was the good guy with a gun? This was in a gun shop, right?

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"Reagan increased the flow of tax revenues from the wealthiest 10% by reducing their tax rates." That is indeed a "simple" (as in simple-minded) "theory" known as "trickle-down" which posits that lowering taxes on the wealthy will "trickle down" like urine onto the heads of working people. What is the mechanism by which lowering taxes increases revenues? And why not get more bang for the buck by lowering taxes on working people, instead of the wealthy? There are a lot more working people than rich people. You have no link or source cited for your figures. Reagan's tax cuts also cut revenue, that's how Reagan tripled the national debt in eight short years. Any increase in revenues was owing to the fed quelling stagflation. I don't have to point out how dumb you are.

I wasn't going to comment on this thread again but your statement is so demonstrably wrong I can't stand letting it go unchallenged with facts. I don't know why Democrats are so economically challenged but they fail to grasp even the simplest of economic theories. Let's take Reagan for example: Reagan increased the flow of tax revenues from the wealthiest 10% by reducing their tax rates. Think about that before you respond Krugman because it's what happened. According to the IRS data, after the high marginal tax rates of 81 were cut, tax payments and the share of the tax burden borne by the top 1 percent climbed sharply. For example, in 81 the top 1 % paid 17.6 % of all personal income taxes, but by 88 their share had jumped to 27.5 percent, a 10 % increase. The income tax burden of the top 10 % increased from 48.0 % in 81 to 57.2 % in 88. The taxes paid by the bottom 50% dropped from 7.5 % in 81 to 5.7 % in 88. The taxes paid by the middle class dropped from 57.5% to 48.7% CONT'D

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Is it only the ''Right'' who profit from African corruption?

as opposed to the Right who just quietly profit from corrupt local elites in Africa? #ParadisePapers

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The African chiefs never sent their money offshore. The Europeans did that, followed by African dictators, who sent their wealth to the same European countries.

And before the colonial masters the locals - chiefs and slave traders - did a fine job of terrorizing their victims.

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Imagine that initially Kamehameha-Pai'ea got his hands on western cannons and muskets, and the competing Paki clan competed meagerly with theirs in return. With cannons on ships, Pai'ea slaughtered near 100,000 healthy, vibrant Maui and Oahu warriors at Iao Valley. Today, where is the cutoff point of traditional martial training? of today's fighting profession? of full contact sports? of fine arts expression? of defining porn? of alcohol and tobacco limits, etc? of mandated taxes? What are the details for what social programs designed for ushering in the next generations assuring a productive, unselfish, rationally aware, peacefully constructive citizens populating the nation?

Democrat Vice President Biden's Study demanded by Democrat President Obama agrees, “This isn’t just about guns, It’s about the coarsing of our culture. Yes, that’s what I said, the coarsening of our culture, whether it’s with video games or movies or behavior. It’s about the ability to access mental health services and the safety of our schools. It’s a very complex problem, and it requires a complex solution. W e need studies – and this is where the entertainment industry doesn’t like me at all – we need studies on what are the impacts on young minds of witnessing repetitive violent acts, either in movies, or on television or in video games. That’s not an indictment of the industry - it’s a recognition we have no extensive modern studies on these things, I believe we can turn this all around, It’s not all because of guns. It’s a lot of other things,...But maybe what happened in Newtown is a call to action about more than just gun violence; about civility in our society."

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islandsun, From just the contents of this story, the one person who may, and I repeat may, have had an opportunity to avert this tragedy is Kelly's mother-in-law, and that would depend entirely on what Kelly can be proven to have written in his text messages and what a reasonable person could or should have understood. If Kelly wrote only vague declarations like, "Well, I hope you really get the life you deserve," such would not be anything to prompt a visit from law enforcement, let alone his involuntary detention or arrest. On the other hand, a text on the order of, "The next time I see you, I'm gonna blow your head off," would be an entirely different matter because a reasonable person would interpret it to be a clear threat to inflict physical harm which is a crime, if only a misdemeanor. So it all hinges on what Kelly actually texted, of which nothing has been publicly released.

Look at all the people that knew and nothing said or done? File lawsuits or press charges.

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Get used to it. It is part of the game. And the teams that prevail in the shootout are typically the better teams.

The game ended in a tie, Your Leafs no more deserved an extra point than did LV. Problem is, these SO results sometimes determine which of several bubble teams get into the playoffs, and there's no way that that is right.

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