On Local parents warned about "pass-out game" dangers
Posted on September 23 at 1:03 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Frank, with all due respect, if you're going to print the instructions on how to do it, at the very least you should also print the potential dangers of this activity. The most that you mention is "... people being injured from falls. It’s not clear whether anyone has ever died from the chest-pressure method."
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The way you write it does not give any indication of the severity of this "game".
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See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choking_gam...
Posted on September 13 at 9:17 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Good grief, if you're going to put these out here, at least make them large enough to read?!
On Lipstick pig
Posted on September 12 at 9:45 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Am I supposed to be able to read the text on this tiny image?
On No more Obama rally tickets
Posted on September 2 at 3:25 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
I only hope that a strong majority of people that are voting know WHY they are voting the way the are. So much misinformation is being spewed out from every outlet (these blogs included) that a person needs to spend a month straight trying to verify facts just to figure out where the candidates stand on the issues and just how, exactly, budgets will be met, taxes will be lowered, and troops will be withdrawn, etc.
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It scares me to death when I read some of these blog posts about what people are believing.
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Seriously people, if you ARE going to vote, do your best to get the facts, understand the candidates and the issues, and determine what exactly you care about most. Don't believe the blogs, the media, or the attack ads. It's simply too hard to filter the accurate from the inaccurate from the half-truths. Go to the candidates web sites, see where they stand on the issues that matter the most to you and make an intelligent decision based on that.
On Alaska governor moves to national stage
Posted on September 2 at 3:24 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
I only hope that a strong majority of people that are voting know WHY they are voting the way the are. So much misinformation is being spewed out from every outlet (these blogs included) that a person needs to spend a month straight trying to verify facts just to figure out where the candidates stand on the issues and just how, exactly, budgets will be met, taxes will be lowered, and troops will be withdrawn, etc.
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It scares me to death when I read some of these blog posts about what people are believing.
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Seriously people, if you ARE going to vote, do your best to get the facts, understand the candidates and the issues, and determine what exactly you care about most. Don't believe the blogs, the media, or the attack ads. It's simply too hard to filter the accurate from the inaccurate from the half-truths. Go to the candidates web sites, see where they stand on the issues that matter the most to you and make an intelligent decision based on that.
On Which presidential candidate best boosted his party’s ticket with his vice presidential pick?
Posted on September 2 at 3:23 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
"It is a priviledge to be able to vote for our president..."
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I only hope that a strong majority of people that are voting know WHY they are voting the way the are. So much misinformation is being spewed out from every outlet (these blogs included) that a person needs to spend a month straight trying to verify facts just to figure out where the candidates stand on the issues and just how, exactly, budgets will be met, taxes will be lowered, and troops will be withdrawn, etc.
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It scares me to death when I read some of these blog posts about what people are believing.
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Seriously people, if you ARE going to vote, do your best to get the facts, understand the candidates and the issues, and determine what exactly you care about most. Don't believe the blogs, the media, or the attack ads. It's simply too hard to filter the accurate from the inaccurate from the half-truths. Go to the candidates web sites, see where they stand on the issues that matter the most to you and make an intelligent decision based on that.
On In oil debate, Democrats want to kill planet to save it
Posted on August 1 at 7:52 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Wanna save money on gas?
Obama's right. Inflating your tires to the optimum pressure and performing routine maintenance will reduce gas use up to 15% (and reduce the wear on your expensive tires and engine parts). Drive the speed limit on highways and reduce gas use up to 20%.
That's the small part we can do to help. Congress has some work to do on their side, and more drilling is not the answer.
On In oil debate, Democrats want to kill planet to save it
Posted on August 1 at 7:45 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Why is that everyone thinks drilling for more oil will lower energy costs? Domestic oil production has increased steadily since 2002 and prices have gone up 250% in that same timeframe. And where did the money go? Record profit for oil companies. Why do Republicans want to drill for more oil? Record profit for oil companies.
This ain't about us, people. It's all about money.
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On Man killed for his car, criminal complaint says
Posted on October 6 at 9:08 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
I don't know anything more than what's in the story here, but it sounds like a manic-depressive. I was always skeptical of "those kinds" of diagnoses until I saw it with my own eyes a couple years ago.
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My thoughts are with both families. What a horrible tragedy.