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Location:St. Louis, MO
Biography:Loyola undergrad, LSU Law School
Interests:LSU Sports, kayaking, triathlons and marathons, gardening and spending time with my family
Occupation:COO of Alternative Fuels Company
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Registered on:6/7/2010
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[quote]If there are bullets in the kids back, which I think is likely, then the officer deserves to be tried for murder. [/quote] I agree 100%....
[quote]I had heard on Hannity that the fatal shot was fired from WITHIN the car. Close range, shouldn't be hard to verify.[/quote] The witness says the first shot came from inside the car. The cop got out of the car. Brown and his buddy ran. The cop shot Brown a second time in the back. Brown...
[quote]Thank you for posting that link. [/quote] Look more closely at this case. Big pieces of it are about to be dismissed. Mississippi passed a law imposing more strict rules for managing head injuries at the high school level that make much of the lawsuit moot. You will probably see many mo...
[quote] If it were about change they would start suing little leagues, High Schools and Colleges[/quote] [link=(http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2013/12/football_concussion_lawsuits_r.html)]Mississippi lawsuit targets high schools[/link]...
[quote]Possibly, but the allure of a college scholarship is a strong motivator, and many kids that play football come from poor economic backgrounds with little parental supervision to begin with.[/quote] I agree 100% and that will ultimately be the pool of potential players. However, they may n...
[quote]I don't think this is a leftist issue.[/quote] Me either....I think at the end of the day it will be a parenting issue. It is hard to argue with the fact that grown men are perfectly free to decide to sacrifice their health for monetary gain and fame. I think the decline of the game ...
[quote]'09 CWS at Rosenblatt. Because I was there.[/quote] Same for me but because we were not there. We were planning to go that year, but the whole family contracted the swine flu. This was when H1N1 was just hitting the US so our doctor put us on quarantine. We could not leave the house that...
The original post and the three pages discussing it as if these are legitimate questions are the perfect example of the unique brand of crazy that keeps me coming back to this place. Sometimes the things you guys discuss are so hilarious it is just impossible to resist....
What you are describing is the fact that water vapor (and corresponding clouds) both prevent heat from reaching the surface of the Earth and trap heat on the surface of the Earth. With less clouds and water vapor, more heat hits the Earth (higher highs) and more heat dissipates at night (lower lows...
[quote]Mandeville averages lower temperatures[/quote] ...
I think you answered your question in your post. You noted that New Orleans has higher average temperatures than Slidell and higher water vapor levels (as evidenced by dew points). It would seem that this is consistent with water vapor being a positive feedback as higher water vapor levels correlat...

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Posted by PaddlingTiger on 2/4/14 at 5:04 pm
Sorry, I was not clear enough, I was agreeing with you about that one. You should definitely read some Nietzsche. Even if you do not agree, he will make you think quite a bit....

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Posted by PaddlingTiger on 2/4/14 at 4:56 pm
[u]Democracy in America[/u] has to be on this list. After that it was largely political philosophy that influenced me. Locke (more his essays such as [i]An Essay Concerning Human Understanding[/i] than any particular book) and Hume [u]A Treatise of Human Nature[/u] were prominent for me. Also Ari...
So he smoked pot in high school and this is big news because......?...
It seems like "Dueling Banjos" should start playing when you click on this thread. ...
[quote]even the actions of obvious nuts?[/quote] Well there is some cross over there into the political arena....
[quote]You don't say in the quote.[/quote] To be clear, these are direct quotes from the article that was linked by the OP and that is being lauded by many posters in this thread. I did not assert these things. I am wondering whether anyone will give a straight yes or no answer as to whethe...
Interesting article that contains what I believe are a few fundamental truths about global warming and client change. Quoting from the article: [quote]“The burning of oil, gas, and especially coal pumps carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere, where they allow the sun’s heat to pe...
It does not matter whether secession was outlawed by the Constitution. Davis and the the other confederates took up arms against the US and then lost. After they lost they rejoined the country they had previously attacked. So by definition they are treasonous traitors to the United States. There...
If by treason you mean the common definition of waging war against one's own country, then Jeff Davis and all the rest of the confederates were treasonous traitors to the United States. This doesn't seem controversial at all to me. By definition he committed treason. ...