Don't forget that Minneapolis also has the Minneapolis Park Police, and their
numbers are not included in the count because they are a separate police
department. They are Minneapolis Police, but they don't report to the Minneapolis
Chief because they are Park Board police. But they do respond
The polygraph is NOT a lie detector. Any respected polygraphist will tell you
that the polygraph cannot tell if someone is telling a lie or not. No machine
can. A polygraph can give an indication if you are being deceptive. It is by
no means foolproof. I think they say the polygraph is
They're not just on 35W. Apparentlyshouldersare no longer a safe haven for stranded motorists.
Even though shoulders were never intended to be used for routine travel (in many areas they are not as wide as a lane, and are not paved as thick as a lane)they are now bus lanes. If your can breaks
See: http://info.doc.state.mn.us/publicviewer/Inmate.asp?OID=202961
I imagine hanging around a crack house would be a violation of supervised
release. No charges necessary to go back to prison.
JCBrand
SW Mpls
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Probably had peeling paint.
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In a message dated 10/1/03 10:17:27 AM Central Daylight Time, Dennis Plante
writes:
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As I sit in my home office working,
Community Rejects?
I don't see any community rejecting Jennings. I see a handful of self
appointed leaders angry, and acting childish because they didn't get to have the
input they wanted. Plus a couple of politicians looking for votes.
And from the posting of the meeting notice, these are
As I understand it (while preparing for a MPRB skit) the dredgings from the swampy bogs to clean out Lake of the Isles was dumped in Sandy Lake as fill. That might explain the peet.
(And I did a darn good impression of WD during the skit).
JCBrand
SW Mpls
I respect the right of people to support their candidate by placing a lawn sign on their property.
But it absolutely annoys me when people display disrespect by placing them on public property (ie street corners, bridge fences, parkways, etc.). While I'm certain there is an ordinance against it,
Darn nasty crash. Obviously not worth 10 seconds on the evening news. No blood, no news.
However, the comments on the web link struck a nerve with me (I may have one or two nerves left):
"I can't get anyone in the City to do something about enforcing the speed limits on our street. The cops say
CORRECTION:
CM Biernat is not a city employee, he is an elected official that receives a city paycheck.
When city employees are accused of serious misconduct they are suspended pending the outcome of an investigation.
I guess the city council must operate under some other standards.
J Brand
SW
In the Sunday Strib is an article about a Minnesota dude who may be the next big name
in professional wrestling. He makes a statement that he knows he is in the
entertainment business.
With all this talk about stadiums, and arenas, do we realize that baseball, football,
etc. are forums for
I would be more inclined to believe that this comment was actually made had
it been made public by someone else. While I have considerable respect for
Rev. McAffee, I frequently find Mr. Moss' comments motivated by the media
opportunity, rather then the actual incident.
The people who heard
1) Biernat: Guilty or not, an embarrassment to the city. This is what happens when
families make politics a career. We don't like politicians, which is why we shocked
the world by electing Jesse.
There's a great line from the movie The Hunt for Red October. An elected official is
having a
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