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got no idea, good and bad in every country i've been, including the usa. would have to be a warm climate and a small town regardless of which country. i'm saddened that i will no longer be able to boo chipper jones.

sounds like he misused the word all around. 'supposebly' is not a word, and if he was thinking 'supposably' when he said it, then he simply used the wrong word. doesn't make sense for him to have said "a team that conceivably had such great balance," with conceivable and supposable meaning...

isn't this alex jones loon the same person jon stewart supposedly got the better of in a recent segment on the comedy channel? seems to me that the pro-gun control side is simply finding the most ridiculous supporter to dangle out there as the reason nobody should be able to own guns, a bit...

probably not a term used much in canada. i've always used it to denote a rather wild and disorganized mess. yes, i have. two come to mind, ivy mclemore and chris haft.

the bbwaa and hof have been jokes for years. yesterday's goat rodeo only reaffirmed that.

i work from home as well, have done so for three years now, and feel i eat a healthier breakfast now than before. if working from home has affected any meal for me, it's lunch.

like many other health-related tips, it's probably not something that applies to everyone, just a good rule of thumb for most. what sort of "proof" are you looking for exactly?

use snail-mail more often and continue to take advantage of the great live music in this area.

according to the folks at johns hopkins, this is why: http://www.jhsph.edu/offices-and-services/student-affairs/Breakfast yesterday (jan. 1st) at approximately 1:00 a.m., it had been 10 years since i had my last cigarette. at least a dozen times since then, i've had the same dream with a...

no snow here, just cold temps and a lot of wind. already in countdown mode to warmer temps, hate not being able to do any gardening and santa didn't bring me the materials to build a greenhouse that i specifically asked for.

tickets to see doc severinson and his band, movies and socks.

it's bad you know

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it's no longer just the classroom of physically and mentally handicapped students. some of that is good, i.e., physically handicapped kids with the ability to function in regular classroom environments are in those classrooms. the bad part is we're combining kids with true mental/learning...

i would first ask you to define "re-write" and "regularly." we add/change/redefine amendments here in the usa, and the system in place for doing that is meant to be a difficult process to keep the constitution from being reworked willy-nilly and especially to keep it from being managed during...

got no real answer(s) for that. personally, i think too many people are on meds, but i'm no doctor. and from what i understand, more "mental illnesses" are being added to the list to put people on medication for. heard a report the other day that internet addiction may now fall into that...

saulty, you should propose that at your next school board meeting, urge your district to put the plan into effect and become the model for other school districts.

so you're going to cut out some programs/cut teachers and/or administrators to pay for this at the current tax level, or are you going to increase taxes?

sounds like a plan. how do you intend to pay for it? and remember, you left me out of the decision-making process, so leave me out of the tax increase.

these would be the same parents who have decided to send dubya and obama to d.c. the past 12+ years in the best interests of this country? i'm all ears.