@Everdeader@Kaceesthoughts@WellsJorda89710 There was the shooting and killing of a Democratic state representative Melissa Hortman in Minnesota in June. https://t.co/lTiGHmz9pr
@bjorn_daporn@NateSilver538 You could spend your life verifying claims of malfeasance or falsehoods claims (see Trump). I don't blame him for not giving it credence in the current context. I'd also guess if a credible allegation of plagiarism was made, Fried would be for redressing it.
@bjorn_daporn@NateSilver538 In the story about the boy who cried wolf, too many examples of screwing around caused people to no longer want to check it out or verify it. Lots of gotcha attempts simply for political gain causes one to tune out.
@bjorn_daporn@NateSilver538 If there has been severe examples of plagiarism please share, I’m more than happy to change my mind on this. I’ll reiterate that if it’s an example like thanking someone for their support, I personally don’t care and don’t think she should be fired for that.
@bjorn_daporn@NateSilver538 I’m reading the article and the examples of plagiarism cited are pretty minor and not material to the research or content she published. So the analogy to the boy who cried wolf seems pretty apt.
@Alan_Couzens I’m 47 years old so max heart rate should be 173. I’ve had it up over 190 and even up to 196 over the past six months (measured with a Garmin chest strap). Not very accurate.
CONGRATULATIONS to our cross country team for a great first meet at Saturday's Somers Invitational!
🏃♂️Varsity's Ryan Sykes earned 2nd place, the best-ever for a Greeley runner here.
🏃♂️Freshman Boys earned 4th place of 16 teams, Gavin McKie & George Palmer grabbed Top 20 finishes.
@RealCandaceO Seriosuly!?! You really think you can judge someone else like that? Come on, have a little humility that just maybe you don’t know what makes other people tick.