Mark Vernallis

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@WSJ They don’t live in the colder climate outside of California. Otherwise we would have them.

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Dangerous times. Ukraine, Taiwan and other hot spots. War has a rhythm, like the weather.

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@Pitt_LIFESKILLS @Pitt_MBB Terrific

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@CoachDuzzPittFB There should always be a Colonel Joe Thompson entree. Pitt Head Coach. Medal of Honor recipient. No football program has such history.

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@dpawloski @steelersfanOG @BravoAndy @AmericanAir Flying is a right not a privilege.

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@Bettsy54 Make her guess your Bank PIN number. You will win.

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@Fehertwit My most sincere thoughts and prayers.

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Thinking big costs nothing. Thinking small is expensive.

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@Chadwick_Moore So well said that "Judging people through a political lens makes us lesser." Civility!

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@KarlRove Hollywood celebs lay an electoral college egg.

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@TuckerCarlson Hollywood celebs lay an electoral college egg.

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Former New York City mayor Ed Koch had the best post-election quote: "The people have spoken and now they will be punished."

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My dark horse for the GOP presidential candidate is William Devane.

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My Westinghouse friend and mentor George Dorman remarked with brevity and insight that "Every man is his own captain."

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@TimJHanrahan @WSJ Wonderful! But let's not forget President Eisenhower's portrait of legendary golfer Francis Ouimet.

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Remembering my grandmothers maiden name: Annie Laurie Darby on this St. Patrick Parade day in Pittsburgh.

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Recommended: R. Daniel McMichael’s The Journal of David Q. Little, a Ronald Reagan favorite, set in Pittsburgh, is a gripping cold war yarn.