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Health costs, energy costs, all those things came together like a perfect storm and now the districts really have no read more
Health costs, energy costs, all those things came together like a perfect storm and now the districts really have no choice but to go to referendum.
I have learned long ago to possess my soul in patience and accept the inevitable.
I have learned long ago to possess my soul in patience and accept the inevitable.
After the game against Finland I wished them luck. Hopefully they win and bring the gold to Buffalo.
After the game against Finland I wished them luck. Hopefully they win and bring the gold to Buffalo.
Much of what they do there is discharge planning, trying to get patients back out in the community. Patients do read more
Much of what they do there is discharge planning, trying to get patients back out in the community. Patients do leave the facility and go out on discharge sorts of activities. That's when many of those have occurred.
Every week here is a new challenge. Coaches want to see consistency and not ups and downs.
Every week here is a new challenge. Coaches want to see consistency and not ups and downs.
That was a fun question. A different way of looking at the extent people trust each other is that question. read more
That was a fun question. A different way of looking at the extent people trust each other is that question. Again, that's normative behavior. I know growing up we never had our door locked. That has changed.
Turtle came in and did a great job for us.
Turtle came in and did a great job for us.
Jeff's a great athlete that maintains himself in excellent physical condition. He has a tremendous motor and plays 110 percent read more
Jeff's a great athlete that maintains himself in excellent physical condition. He has a tremendous motor and plays 110 percent every second he's on the field. He leads by example and plays with a tremendous amount of intensity.
In peace, competition had become difficult, until the British ship owner cried for war; yet he already felt, without acknowledging read more
In peace, competition had become difficult, until the British ship owner cried for war; yet he already felt, without acknowledging it even to himself, that in war he was likely to enjoy little profit or pleasure on the day when the long, low, black hull of the Yankee privateer, with her tapering, bending spars, her long-range guns, and her sharp-faced captain, should appear on the western horizon, and suddenly, at the sight of heavy-lumbering British merchantman, should fling out her white wings of canvas, and fly down on her prey.