I kind of wonder if he just googled him, and used the first photo that he saw looked cool. If you don’t know what the shot is from, you probably aren’t lining up the ball in the background.

Many mothers can’t return to their job. Many places do not offer maternity leave, and may not support taking time off for that. They mention that consideration in the article

I think their point, that even if it really wasn’t “something,” its pretty questionable under the rules about when you can hit a player on the ice, and rather childish. So the announcer’s comment indicate they are rather anti-P.K., even in a situation where he was the person getting the short end.

What does FERPA have to do with this? Are you thinking the drug test comment?

Can we talk about the fact her mom had to tweet at the team for an update?

I feel like that might be cricket?

I’m guessing, because it’s his first term, he isn’t technically “enrolled” until federal funds release ten days before the term begin. For the athletes at our school, that’s how we count it.

That’s interesting, because I’ve never been to or lived in Boston, but I did say that about Denver, after living in DC, Baltimore, LA, and Oakland. There was a definite sense of “that’s THEIR area.” My friends who were teachers definitely felt that they were judged, and funded, in their school district by which…

It didn’t put him on the DL. He took one game off. Settle down. Pedroia publicly said there was no intent.

We boo him, and thats about the extent of it. I mean, he made his MLB debut with us. He was just really... not great... at that point.

RIGHT? That’s the weirdest part of this year’s cobbled together rotation. I remember being so mad when we traded for a pitcher with such a high ERA and WHIP last year!

THIS. I stayed at the airport one in Indy on a cross country and was so impressed that I looked for one to stop at the next night. The second place literally had a quarters slot on the top of the bed, and bars INSIDE the windows.

I read the whole article, wondering how someone would turn this into sarcasm. I am proud my community did not let me down.

You can follow a team without the need - or ability - to watch every game.

I’m going to be honest. I’m a Caps fan (even if usually only a playoff watcher), and the fact that a Lions fan said this and I can’t even scoff is the most depressing thing all day.

I found this in other coverage:

“If a flight is oversold, no one may be denied boarding against his/her will until UA or other carrier personnel first ask for volunteers who will give up their reservations willingly in exchange for compensation as determined by UA. If there are not enough volunteers, other passengers…

That doesn’t necessarily mean anything. The courts tend to not enjoy contracts that you don’t get a chance to negotiate, and I doubt they would say you consented to assault by buying a ticket.

They are the ones who requested the action, and at no point do you see them protest or say, “that’s not what they meant.” They can try to claim they aren’t at fault, but there is a direct nexus between what the guy did, and what he was asked to do.

This is entirely an attempt to bolster his flailing and falling numbers by trying to get the american people to rally around a questionable war, as is their patriotic duty.

Actually, the last numbers that U.S. soccer released indicated that they generate more revenue than the men’s, and that they were paid a smaller share of the prize money that the team received. It’s been covered before here.