How do I know when an alien is illegal? Is it the single large eye in
the middle of what is presumably a face? Is it six fingers, one of which
is a foot long, on each hand? Or does he (presuming again, using the
generic he) slither along the ground to show his alien status? Or is it
that he loo
In my wanderings today I looked at a couple city sponsored housing
projects, specifically looking for units that were accessible to a
person who couldn't climb stairs due to disability.
I attended one of the public hearings on the Heritage Park projects a
couple years back. I and several othe
Jim Bernstein writes: YES, Mosley Braun, Sharpton and Kucinich do have
much, much less name
recognition than Edwards, Dean, and Kerrey in national polls! Moreover,
they have never been more than either an asterisk or "<1%" in any
national poll. Even in their home states, the candidacies of Mos
I don't think the Star Tribune is any more or any less
racist than any other major daily newspaper. Such
publications hype articles that will generate "water
cooler talk," and hence, readership and sales.
Unfortunately, people talk about race. (I always said
that if O.J. had been accused of murderi
on 9/1/03 12:15 PM, Michelle Gross at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many illegal aliens and H1B workers are currently in Minnesota,
displacing citizens? That number will provide you with how many Minnesotan
citizens be out of work.
N.I. Krasnov
Loring Park
TEMPORARY REMINDER:
1. Don't feed the
In a message dated 9/1/03 12:06:25 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Without proper signage, this is an accident waiting to happen. >>
Jon Sez
I I agree. I drove it the other day and couldn't figure out what was
happening for several blocks. All kinds of cars pa
YES, Mosley Braun, Sharpton and Kucinich do have much, much less name
recognition than Edwards, Dean, and Kerrey in national polls!
Moreover, they have never been more than either an asterisk or "<1%" in
any national poll. Even in their home states, the candidacies of Mosley
Braun (Illinois), S
A couple of commentaries on Ron Eibensteiner's classy comment to Twin City
Bush protesters this past Tuesday.
From: Michael Moore Mailing List Message [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
August 29, 2003
Happy Labor Day - Now, Get a Job (A letter from Michael Moore)
Greetings Friends,
For his part, George
Both lawn mowers and dog crap are hazards to our health in Minneapolis. I
also would not suggest combining the two.
This summer I have been warned not to go outside during air pollution alerts
and told to avoid our lakes because of fecal coliform.
While certainly not the only sources, these are t
Is the Startribune still the Johannesburg Times?
Yes.
In addition the August 16th story regarding Natalie Lee Johnson's traffic
citation, which appeared on the front page of the Metro Section while an
article about alleged evidence tampering by the City Attorney's office
appeared two pages later
Did anyone see the SkyWeb Express at the State Fair? Could this Personal
Rapid Transit be of benefit to Minneapolis?
See Also: http://www.skywebexpress.com/
Thomas T. Thai // Whittier
TEMPORARY REMINDER:
1. Don't feed the troll! Ignore obvious flame-bait.
2. If you don't like what's being disc
Michelle Gross wrote:
>
> My issue with this change is that there isn't adequate signage on 1st Ave
> to warn folks of the change. The CUAPB office is between 1st Ave and
> Stevens, just south of Franklin. I usually drive from 22nd Street on to
> 1st Ave to get to the office. When I went to our
There are a couple possible arguments here. As an older caucasion
appearing woman I've found I rarely get checked out by the cops. In
fact, it's been at least 6 years since I've been pulled over by any
cops (the notorious Champlin PD) and a couple decades since I've been
stopped by Minneapolis
On 9/1/03 02:28 AM, "N.I. Krasnov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> mike skoglund wrote:
>
>> On 9/1/03 01:32 AM, "N.I. Krasnov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> "Overprosecution" and "overconviction" denotes purposely prosecuting and
>>> convicting members of a specific group at a higher rate than
mike skoglund wrote:
On 9/1/03 01:32 AM, "N.I. Krasnov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Overprosecution" and "overconviction" denotes purposely prosecuting and
convicting members of a specific group at a higher rate than another
group. It is also a new concept to somehow label the criminal justice
Yesterday I caught an urchin attempting to tear down and make off with
a couple bucks worth of wire from one of my radio antenna. Despite
being surprised in the middle of his petty heist he showed no concern
and ignored my critique of his inefficent criminal conduct. The bit of
copper wire he
On 9/1/03 01:32 AM, "N.I. Krasnov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Overprosecution" and "overconviction" denotes purposely prosecuting and
> convicting members of a specific group at a higher rate than another
> group. It is also a new concept to somehow label the criminal justice
> system as an inh
"Overprosecution" and "overconviction" denotes purposely prosecuting and
convicting members of a specific group at a higher rate than another
group. It is also a new concept to somehow label the criminal justice
system as an inherently racist entity.
That specific racial groups are appearing in
Constance Nompelis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In my neighborhood, people throw trash,. . . I know some people who literally told me
that they
feel it's not so bad to litter or whatever if the
place already seems dirty. Maybe this is the key. I
don't know though, because I pick up the trash on
My issue with this change is that there isn't adequate signage on 1st Ave
to warn folks of the change. The CUAPB office is between 1st Ave and
Stevens, just south of Franklin. I usually drive from 22nd Street on to
1st Ave to get to the office. When I went to our meeting yesterday, the
only
Mike said: "these people"
Barb says:
Who are "these people"? The first Av. thing was not NRP related. It was Public Works related AND initiated by the Councilmembers office which is what I believe you have been advocating for some time Mike. I think you said in previous posts something to th
Tim said :
"When one group of shrill selfish people persist in making their voices heard above all others they screw up things for all people who then feel like it is their right to have their way."
Barb says:
Tim, the people who worked on this were not shrill selfish people. They were rea
Tim Connolly begins:
> > When one group of shrill selfish people persist in
> > making their voices heard above all others they screw
> > up things for all people who then feel like it is
> > their right to have their way.
> >
> > Absent are enough council representatives who say "NO"
> > to par
Comparing
After finding the Sperling site for comparing cities, I first started
comparing against well-known non-Minnesota cities. But then I thought it
would be more interesting to compare Minneapolis to St Paul as well as some
suburbs. My comparison to Fridley is at:
http://www.bestplaces.net
Timothy Connolly wrote:
> The problem is what so often happens in this city. A
> cabal of neighborhood activistas decides they don't
> like the way things are regardless of how much sense
> things may mean in the context of a larger vision.
...
> When one group of shrill selfish people persist in
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