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I strongly disagree with the conclusion of this article.
I wonder who I would have been if I had been born in the time of Deady-Dunn. All about would have been signs and attitudes that said that one belonged if one hated Native Americans and non-whites. Odds are I would have been a Klan member, and would have laughed at the most horrible of racist jokes.
Today, I am grateful that I live in a culture that doesn't allow public agencies or officials racist behaviors. It has allowed me to think and grow and expand my thinking to include all who are different as fellow humans. Change happens when children aren't bombarded with images and pressures to remain ignorant and racist.
It would be better if the names of Deady-Dunn were taken off the buildings, and the names of slaveholders like Washington and Madison were taken off all federal buildings. It has to do with the non-verbal learning that children undergo...they don't need to pick up a hint that racism is ok.
Hugh Massengill, Eugene | 00 | not toxic |
Family knows that family...cringe worthy indeed. | 00 | not toxic |
...And not to mention your admiration backward without limit for the monarchy, Canada will not become a “real country” until YOU stop being a boot-licking colony ! | 11 | toxic |
Is wittle woy still hurt in his butt? | 11 | toxic |
Please stop posting judgemental, unnecessary comments regarding this story. This is a very brief and incomplete synopsis of what happened, written by a reporter that was reporting from a "police spokesperson". This is an amazing young man, who was with his FAMILY and was doing nothing wrong. He was enjoying a summer night in the land of the midnight SUN. We all do this. If you are not from Alaska, you would never understand. Negative comments not only hurt his family, they are extremely hurtful to all of his friends are devastated by this, and are doing what needs to be done - PRAYING. | 00 | not toxic |
Nice shot Cap | 00 | not toxic |
yea, and Aids is not real, and we never went to the moon, OJ didn't do it, the earth is flat......dude, Greenland is having wild fires for the first time ever....sticking our heads in the sand and ignoring science and failing to adapt and change is suicide... | 00 | not toxic |
Tabatha Southey: Killing 14 people in Barcelona (August 17, 2017) because they don’t belong to your religion is racism too, don’t you think? | 00 | not toxic |
I think Cardinal Burke would be happy in the Pius X Society. | 00 | not toxic |
None of the excuses I've heard from Bettman as to why NHL players cannot participate in the 2018 Olympics have little validity, particularly since the league, in the form of its little, short-sighted boss, appears, at this stage, willing to go to China in 2022. If, as suggested in this article, most of the "stars" decided en masse to represent their respective countries, what could the league do- suspend them all? Doubtful. This is just another nail in the coffin, IMO, and an added reason why I watch maybe 10% of the NHL hockey I watched 10 years ago. The IOC could give a rat's ass about the NHL; it's not going to change it's policies just for the NHL but it could very well ensure that NHL players will not be taking part in the 2022 games should they not participate in South Korea. My sense is there's still traction in this story so don't bet your bank account yet on this going one way or the other. Sure wish Bettman would retire though and get out of our hockey lives. | 00 | not toxic |
It is time for Alaska to behave as a state and not as a ward of the federal government. The state's entitlement mentality must change. Alaska needs to stand on its own two feet and no longer require or expect others to foot the bill for unsustainable lifestyles. | 00 | not toxic |
Do you have her bra? I think she lost it. | 00 | not toxic |
What happened to the column? Did it make too much sense for the RG? | 00 | not toxic |
Trid, for once I am in complete agreement. Dan Brown should not be taken seriously in a discussion of Christianity. | 00 | not toxic |
If I were Trump, after watching the Comey debacle during the election, the FBI certainly wouldn't be very high on my 'trusted advisors' list.
If I were Trump (and the majority of Democrats who denied every CIA report of WMD pre-Iraq War) looking back over 50 years of CIA assassination attempts, regime changes, 9/11 failures, etc. etc. I don't find them on my 'trusted advisors' list either.
In both cases, I see professional bureaucrats trying to protect their own rice bowls and those of their associates in the other 12? 14? 15? intelligence organizations who we have 'no need to know' about, but just need to send money to support. | 00 | not toxic |
"For example, Obama's order applied to people who were under the age of 16 when they came to the United States. In the Dream Act, the age is 18."
Hmm. So someone who illegally entered the US at the age of 17 would be eligible for legalization?
Even if unaccompanied by parents? (Unless there is some "brought by parents" requirement not mentioned in the article.) | 00 | not toxic |
An old saying is that the reason politics at universities are so cutthroat is that there is so little at stake. | 00 | not toxic |
I feel exactly the same way and have had a very similar experience. Thank you for sharing your story. They don't teach the Wales dialect in the classes and immersion programs, yet I was learning what I could and felt grief that I still couldn't communicate with my gram. She encourages me to learn any dialect though because I think we have similar language sounds and structures like you mentioned, just said a little differently. We can do something. I feel a calling to somehow support our language teachers and our language speakers (sometimes speakers don't know how to teach, but we can help them share what they can). This drive to learn the language is spiritual. Good luck on your language journey. You are not alone. | 00 | not toxic |
The only thing that we Canadians can count on Justin Trudeau doing for us is the wrong thing. | 00 | not toxic |
I think they're all hiding under their beds. Can't say I blame them. | 00 | not toxic |
I would have to agree that allowing shops to see controlled substances does give the appearance that the community accepts them openly. Does that increase or affect the overall drug problems. Maybe.
However there were drug related crimes well before the laws were changed on marijuana sales and consumption. And I believe the current problems have a level of alcohol related users as well as other drugs. | 00 | not toxic |
"Officials said the temperature inside the 314-square-foot, four-person igloos is typically 10-15 degrees cooler than outside..."
There you go, the inexpensive answer to our too hot, ramshackle school rooms! But maybe they just need some Gaco roofing. | 00 | not toxic |
Can they just get rid of the administration for treason already? Did everyone in Congress take a bribe from Russia? | 00 | not toxic |
I'm sure it was just an oversight by the author to leave out interviewing anyone on the other side of the ledger, like taxpayers stuck paying the bills, or people that can't even use their newfangled healthcare plan because the deductables are sky high. On top of not doing a damn thing to reverse soaring prices for services. | 00 | not toxic |
#5 is similar to the famous "1K yard stare" GI photos. He's obviously been to hell & back a few times. And for this German soldier and his 'Kammaraden' it's about to get much worse as Paulus' 6th Army pivots to its destruction at Stalingrad.
# "Say Hey!" Willie's amazing over the shoulder catch.
Good photos of two great Israelis: Meir & Dyan.
#15 captures the rapport between two titans: The Gipper & The Iron Lady. Sadly, the special relationship is on the skids.
Trump has interfered in the UK's internal affairs with mindless twitter attacks on Khan and publicly disclosing details of terror investigations.
At the best of times May is notoriously difficult to get along with, but Trump's gaffes along with his withdrawal from the Paris Accord, his cozying up to Macron, and his memorable UN speech have led May to be openly hostile toward Trump.
Trump's crudeness and May's prickly personality do not serve either nation well. | 00 | not toxic |
This is how things start. A road for medical needs in a remote location. Then it becomes the new standard for every other location. Every isolated community will have similar needs and expect equal treatment. | 00 | not toxic |
You're a troll faking someone else's account.
Get out. | 11 | toxic |
Obama blamed Bush during his years. Smearing on all sides are getting tiresome. | 00 | not toxic |
And privatizing it would help how? Do you not think they would still apply for rate increases the same as private hydro or gas companies do, the way our big Telco's do? So it goes I guess, here in Ontario Wynne takes $8-12/mth off your hydro bill and for thousands of young this will eat most of that up....who is in line to take the rest... | 00 | not toxic |
The increase in listings before government's heavy handed intervention happened because they pre-announced it, please don't try to mislead the readers that it was somehow a result of market forces. I see realtors still going door-to-door trying to get listings, even as enough of them already on the market, promising sky-high prices.. once they get a poor old guy to list, they will try to convince him the sky is falling and sell for less and accept the first offer. It'll all pass in 2-3 months or at most 1 year (see Vancouver, we seem to be tracking 1 year behind them). Good opportunity for buyers to pick up something for less than 2 months ago, but it won't last, as in fact nothing has changed in the long term supply/demand picture in Toronto. | 00 | not toxic |
LOL. You up voted your own post. Pathetic. | 11 | toxic |
Comey is supremely unqualified ............... (almost as unqualified as Trump) | 00 | not toxic |
Let's note, trees are not a one-time resource. On our public lands now, their main use is in wildfire production.
Meanwhile, wood products are still used by all of us. Every. Single. Day. | 00 | not toxic |
Mandy. Depends on the "shrink" at API and his /her interview of the suspected mental. Many differing opinions among those folks. Recall the retiring head warned them about Meach but they let him out on work release. Didn't work out very well. | 00 | not toxic |
Really ..... so who exactly built the roads and bridges that Ford's vehicles traversed? Who supplied the power and water for his factories. | 00 | not toxic |
I agree somewhat. While lending has tightened, the growing disparity between income and housing costs will again see a drop in housing prices because there simply is no "catching up." There is a tipping point when the over leveraged borrower can't keep up which leads to the things you mention in your last sentence. When we start to see foreclosures pick up on borrowers within the first two years of ownership, we should be alarmed. | 00 | not toxic |
Lost in the rhetoric of some of the comments...
1. Phase-in retirement. Good plan.
Wife and I did it back in 2009. We weren't particularly prescient. Neither of us could afford to retire (when I was 63; she was 56--too young!) We hadn't saved enough! I'd been part-time in the workforce since 2005 anyway (not by choice: ageism does that!) Phase-in cushions the trauma of sudden "no work"--which tips a lot of people over the psychological edge.
2. Moving. Coupled with Sudden No Work Syndrome, comes The Big Move. This is tough on some people. We did it, too: Alberta to BC. "Period of adjustment" is putting it mildly--and both of us were 'coming home'. Happily, wife continued to work part time and the move came after I'd left the workforce. See? Phase-in.
3. Note: the lady in question here TOOK HER JOB WITH HER. Memo to house-starved Vancouverites: it can happen to you! Son-in-law now doing the same for Richmond employer..from (lower cost) Victoria. Explore the possibility. | 00 | not toxic |
Hey, I'm sitting here watching Bernie at Springfield live on KVAL.
He looks and sounds great as do all those cheering Oregonians behind him.
Look, he probably can't get the nomination, we know that, and some of his plans are a little dreamy, but the key is he has taken on the biggest problem facing America: the outrageous and increasing inequality of income, wealth, and power. Facing a Republican rich enough to buy himself the nomination all by himself, Sanders' clean and clear support of greater equality is vital-- and that's why the polls show him easily beating Trump, the cream of the 1%. | 00 | not toxic |
The classic bun fight. It goes back as far as I can remember. Each new, in-coming government claims the "books" are worse than they thought and the out-going government claiming that they left the (country, province, territory - pick one) in great shape. | 00 | not toxic |
Winters have been generally warmer today than they used to be. I remember when the ground used to freeze, and we had to dig up bulbs and bring them in for the winter. Not any more. | 00 | not toxic |
Yes, if by saying "illegal" means that the neighborhood is zoned residential but is being used for short term vacation rentals. Landlords skirt the prohibition by renting out thier properties for "30+" days even though guests only stay for a couple of weeks. For the most part, the vacation rentals are not an issue and it's hard to tell tourists are even around. The only down side is that by allowing Oahu to be a "sanctuary " for illegal short term rentals, it takes away housing for locals.....but with the way the Mayor and city council are hell bent on raising the cost of owning real estate, costs passed on to renters, locals won't be able to rent said properties anyway so might as well allow short term rentals and collect the TAT and GET from tourists. | 00 | not toxic |
I didn't know the investigation was over and it had been proven that he was guilty.
Also, where is your outrage at teachers, both men and women, having sex with their students?
Oh I get it... You can't make that political. | 00 | not toxic |
I'll ask the question I always do when Tulsi breaks the mold and inevitably gets the "why wasn't she fixing healthcare or something, something, else" treatment.
What did Brian Schatz, Masie Hirono, and Colleen Hanabusa do last week?
Representative Gabbard,
Thank you for introducing some sanity to our national drug policy before it wastes more precious resources, ruins more lives, and erodes our civil liberties further. You are great American and I am so glad you are in office. | 00 | not toxic |
There are more than a million Canadians working in the US already. | 00 | not toxic |
Time of day and day of the week for marijuana impaired fatalities compared to alcohol deaths is very interesting. Alcohol driving fatalities 11 to 3 am. - marijuana 4-8 p.m. If the cops are not out looking at the right time of day they will miss the majority of stoned drivers - average age of death is 16-34 for marijuana impaired drivers who die - but that only accounts for less than one third - of deaths - the rest are pedestrians, passengers, cyclists - innocent people in the wrong place at the wrong time. | 00 | not toxic |
You’re a real wit...
That starts with knit.
Are you really so insecure that you feel the need to like your own comments with multiple monikers like that ?
Too funny !
Your hate parade almost finished yet ? | 00 | not toxic |
A bit more detail for anyone concerned about this:
http://media.wholefoodsmarket.com/news/whole-foods-market-payment-card-investigation-notification | 00 | not toxic |
The SA polling result seems highly suspect as per your reader comments. Instead of unreliable polls, make it a referendum in 2018. This will give an accurate result from folks who care enough to vote. Why was this not done earlier? Let the voting public ALL have a voice, not just a selected few. | 00 | not toxic |
These nations were apparently on a list generated on Obama's watch so he'd be the one you want to criticise about it. | 00 | not toxic |
I sat down for my daily oatmeal at Marche (bob’s red mill rolled oats with fruit, hazelnuts, brown sugar & milk) for only $8. It's a good deal because I can feed myself without doing any work for only $240 a month, with another $150 a month for coffee. I thought to myself, as I checked the Register-Guard on my iPhone 7 (I had to break contract on the 6s because I really liked the new colors for the iPhone 7), "Hmm, my kids are often hungry in the morning because I lack money, this will be very helpful!" | 00 | not toxic |
Mr. Lind nailed it with the hammer of intelligent reasoning.
The US has poured it's largess from prosperity into full spectrum weapons of mass destruction, and has demanded obeisance, through threats, embargoes, and bombs from the rest of the world. That nail has been so hammered, that the military industrial complex is profiting while the real economy is faltering, increasing debt, infrastructure crumbling, and health care is an expensive mess.
Hawaii is addicted to military money & Pearl Harbor brings tourists.
The #1 entertainment in this country is gratuitous violence, from movies to video games. Generations are brought up on this stimuli and they are psychologically trained to expect Uncle Sam to violently hammer any problems.
N. Korea - if bombed, S. Korea would suffer catastrophic losses. If S. Korea/US invaded the North, China and Russia would not accept the US to have THAAD on their borders.
Swinging Hammer will not solve N. Korean problem.
Do we have any other tools? | 00 | not toxic |
NOT kosher -- "Liking" your own post!!!!!! | 00 | not toxic |
If admitting the inhabitants of a certain country is perceived as constituting a danger to the host nation, does the host have the right to not allow them in?
If so, does the fact that most inhabitants of that country belong to one religion mean that it is the 'religion' that is being banned and not necesssarily the inhabitants of that country?
If that is the case then regardless of the danger posed by that country; because all the inhabitants are of the same religion they must be allowed to enter the host nation for to bar them would amount to discrimination on religious grounds.
Does this mean that only those countries who have a certain mix of religions among their inhabitants can be barred as immigrants?
Finally, if a majority of other countries composed of the same religious majority are not included in the ban, how can the ban be said to target that religion?
Don't dismiss this summarily. | 00 | not toxic |
that's not a very nice thing to say about Obama and his supporters | 00 | not toxic |
I don't think this group would understand the word "paid," their vocabulary is limited to "tax" and "given" | 00 | not toxic |
This isn't about the article, but the preamble! | 00 | not toxic |
From your experience Lynn, are they happy? hmm unfair question, they are most certainly not all in the same circumstance for the same reasons.
Let's say that I've know a few people who are 'living' but far from happy. Of course I know some wealthy people that I could say the same thing about.
Certainly people have the right to chose to live a certain lifestyle. But I'm not sure it's it's a right to expect others to support you if you are capable of working. Now that that fall into deep trouble but really want to return to an independent life, that's a distinctly different story. Same goes for those that have suffered physical or mental disabilities that gives them limited opportunities to earn a wage. | 00 | not toxic |
She is not responsible...... she is there as the new CEO with, I assume, knowledge of the KPMG business (having been with them as a Management Consultant), and with a new Board out things to right. There is no reason she will not succeed providing transparency and disclosure.
The previous Board members were forced out and paid off the minimum legally to get them to leave asap. There are separate Laws here... employment, Labour etc. Should any of them be found to have been specifically corrupt they will hopefully be punished as Criminals.... some may well be banned to practice as CA's.... many of those who left were not incidentally CA's.... some may be purely negligent as Board Members by not heeding the warnings out there about the Gupta businesses and doing nothing! | 00 | not toxic |
You are a piece of work. Then what is QUANTA CURA? Neuman's canonization renders PASTOR AETURNAS "unseemly"? Theology based on "social science"? The Church does not have a monopoly on truth? God help us all. | 00 | not toxic |
Most of those 'gray hairs' had been there since the beginning (1970s) meaning they had been working the field for around 40+ years and assuming they were at least 15 years old when they started, we're near retirement age when oil prices crashed three years ago. Like any smart business, BP offered a nice retirement package to high wage employees. Many of those experienced employees, who rightly were earning some serious cash, chose to go enjoy the retirement they earned. It's not just BP but every long standing North Slope employer are facing a related issue which is predicted to get worse over the next 5 to 7 years with the 'graying' of the workforce as a significant and important part of the workforce who have been there since the beginning head south for the last time. | 00 | not toxic |
There is no way in hell that congress would support the stupid piece of shit if he wanted to destroy relations with both of our biggest trading partners
let him try
and he'll get run over by republicans to the extent that he'll be flattened | 11 | toxic |
This is a natural weather occurrence and has nothing to do with "climate change".
Hurricane season has been ongoing since the start of time.
Sorry climate change shills. | 00 | not toxic |
Same with Boyle up above who gets his government payed for healthcare in his retirement from his lifelong government job. I got mine now screw the rest of ya is all the rage nowadays amongst right wing entitlement seekers. | 00 | not toxic |
"Priebus celebrated Trump's administration as "the best Cabinet in the history of Cabinets," and Bannon said that many nominees "were selected for a reason, and that is deconstruction."
Well, duh. Thanks for heads up numb nuts, but we aren't Trumpanzees, we figured that out all by our little selves. | 00 | not toxic |
Thanks for the correction, perfesser! | 00 | not toxic |
The goofiest aspect of the entire Marijuana issue is that it was ever made illegal in the first place.
http://www.drugpolicy.org/blog/how-did-marijuana-become-illegal-first-place
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_history_of_cannabis_in_the_United_States | 11 | toxic |
Read Hilary talking about Putin's "manspreading" the other day. Thank GOD she is not president. | 00 | not toxic |
Yes, this episode turned into a debacle as the Liberals caved to the well-organized whining of the business class. But in the Liberals' defense, I will point out that they at least tried to do the right thing in the first instance. The Cons by contrast rush to embrace bad policy right out of the gate. | 00 | not toxic |
I find this whole discussion on the "pooh `ting" Native Hawaiians a bit tiring. The Native Hawaiian Community can finally settle this whole thing by taking our foot out of our mouth and putting some real muscle in doing it. Not that we don't have alternatives...we do. But, you gotta admit the rhetoric is deafening and we have not moved an inch from where we have been since Statehood. Now is the time to choose, who and what you want to be, na kanaka! I am at this point, it's not about where we want to go, but it's about the free ride to nowhere. The Native Hawaiian community need to decide now...in this century and before the ocean make the final decision. | 00 | not toxic |
If it doesn't end the TFW inflow, it is treason. | 00 | not toxic |
it would not be a bubble if recent foreign buyers are in for the long term. If they exit the market in the near to mid term you would be incorrect and would see a correction | 00 | not toxic |
..so tired of your shilling for the oil credits longtalker.. | 00 | not toxic |
What a bunch of morons | 11 | toxic |
A lot.of photo ops of Donald signing pieces of paper for the cameras. Nothing has actually happened. That will require real skill and diplomacy, neither of which is much in supply in the White House any more. | 00 | not toxic |
I recall when the EmX was first slated to go through this area, this shop owner complained loudly that the EmX would hurt his business. I wonder what has changed? | 00 | not toxic |
I'll keep her in my prayers. She is a good person, and speaks her mind. | 00 | not toxic |
Unwanted pregnancy is correlated with increased crime, poverty, need for medical and psychiatric services and the use of public assistance.
Programs like this support core conservative (and liberal) values, improve our communities and save taxpayers money. Like the kerfuffles about Planned Parenthood, this is just another stupid, wrongheaded appeasement to the religious right.
Isn't it high time we stop allowing bad policy decisions based on some group's idea of morality? This was an evidence-based program. We need more of those, not less. | 00 | not toxic |
The law already exists! You have selective hearing or a low attention span! | 00 | not toxic |
That's stupid. | 11 | toxic |
Teachers negotiated salary is for the school year they are contracted for. The yearly salary is distributed over the nine months. If teachers were to work over holidays and summer they would be paid more. | 00 | not toxic |
Comey named them. Works for me. After all people believe him. | 00 | not toxic |
I quit cycling in 2010. Our area has two-lane
highways without shoulders. I'm much safer now, and
I prefer hiking in the forest over being on roads.
Around 2000, I'd been hit by a truck which ran a red light
at an intersection. The driver was old. I went over the hood.
My shoulder was sore for a month. | 00 | not toxic |
And you have never changed your mind about something? | 00 | not toxic |
Good for them for exercising their rights for a peaceful protest. I fear that they are misinformed as to what they are protesting though and they may want to do some research before they fly thousands of miles to participate in North Dakota.
There already is a gas pipeline running through that right of way and there has already been two FN approved archaeological studies performed so the burial ground argument is pretty weak. And they are not protesting peacefully in North Dakota. Pipebombs, molotov cocktails, and rocks have been used against peace officers and one protester was charged after she tried to shoot them as well.
It is funny looking at the signs that these protesters in Anchorage hold. They are anti oil and gas and talk about climate change yet do not hesitate to jump on a plane to fly down. What is their carbon footprint? You cannot say that you dont want oil yet use more than most of us average people. | 00 | not toxic |
I didn't even think about what would happen when the rail was shut down for investigation. And the terrorism aspect of it all. What happens if people are too scared to ride it because crime or a terroristic attack or threatening. Bomb threats will also shut down the rail. Or imagine a package left on the rail that is ticking or that releases a chemical or a powder. Sure it might be a package with drugs because of the all drugs that will be trafficked around the island with the rail, but you can't tell what it is and the rail would need to be shut down to figure it out or contain the chemical.
Thank you for your post. I enjoy engaging in intelligent discussion on this site. | 00 | not toxic |
The purest example of servant leadership. Thank you Wendy! | 00 | not toxic |
Sometimes, it is best to say less..... | 00 | not toxic |
These stocks will continue to do well as long as the gene pool as a shallow end. | 00 | not toxic |
I would call SS a "Payout". We have all Paid IN for years, now it's time to get our money back as a Payout. This is completely different from giving citizens Medicaid or other monies for free.
If they want to get rid of SS, then start with kids, not with us who are nearing the 'Payout' time in our lives. I don't care if they get rid of it, just do it fairly, BEFORE anyone pays into it. | 00 | not toxic |
"This is clearly part of the China agenda with Trudeau, .... right to raise concerns about what exactly it is that we're offering to China."
What is he offering? Canada. Haven't you noticed? China just bought another $1.5B worth of Canada this week.
#WhatDoesChinaHaveOnTrudeau | 00 | not toxic |
Well, your being very nice to all the other politicians, such as Barak Obama who also told some whoppers. He actually lied to his own party to get his signature health care plan approved. It was Democrats who he needed to convince and he did, by lying to them. "If you like your plan, you can keep your plan" Republicans were not buying it no matter how much he tried to sugar coat it. Of course there is the famous, "depends what the definition of is, is" by Bill Clinton, who was attempting to squirm out from under being impeached for his lying under oath. Didn't work. Or his wife, Hillary, who claimed she was under heavy fire when arriving in Bosnia which video later proved she was not. Or CNN lies. Simply google "CNN controversies" and prepare to be disturbed. Lot's of lying
I don't defend any lies by Trump or anyone else. I defend his record of doing the right thing in a very twisted atmosphere. The fact that he has the left coming un-glued is proof he's doing good! | 00 | not toxic |
It's always someone else's fault.
Party of personal responsibility my backside. | 00 | not toxic |
I don't mind you peeing, Brady. I just don't like it when I keep catching you squatting above stream when I'm filling my water bottle. | 00 | not toxic |
I sure hope it works. | 00 | not toxic |
A strong showing at the SALVAGE the RAIL PUBLIC FORUM next Friday, July 14th at the Capitol will send a message that many DON'T WANT legislators to fund the existing rail plan. Check out the link for more information. See you there!
http://www.salvagetherail.org/forum.html
For those who oppose rail, you may likely agree the Salvage the Rail option being proposed is far preferable to the current 21 mile elevated rail plan. | 00 | not toxic |
Is this Mitt Romney? | 00 | not toxic |
If he wasn't donating large sums of money to all the right 'progressive' causes and politicians this behaviour would have been condemned earlier. It comes down to who he is and who he supported. | 00 | not toxic |
Hope she gets those answers from the new Commissioner of DOC - who is all about transparency. | 00 | not toxic |
True but as a company we are now looking to move out of the city as the cost of living is too high for employees as are the company operating costs. 4 hours a day of commuting for an employee from affordable housing to work doesn't work. If you are senior management and you can live in the Beach then great but to the rest of the world not a chance. Time to move | 00 | not toxic |
Sneaky rat editor is pulling some crap on me. Here it is:
What the...did I pick up the wrong paper? An article not bashing America on the opinion page? I declare that a first in this paper's history. There's always a dig against patriots somewhere. I think it's part of their disguise, they have decided to try to pose as objective reporters? Ha. I'd help. I would write a letter to the editor, but he won't print it. It's not his fault, I just can't write any such letter without starting with,"Dear miserable @#$!! traitor rat%%^#! What can I say, I loath an America hating commie rag. | 11 | toxic |
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