Actually, I’m not even sure a sense of movement should be implied:
The [FWP environmental assessment] shows the project [to kill 50 of the roughly 700 urban deer in Helena] will have no or minimal impacts to land, air water and vegetation resources. The study also analyzed wildlife impacts and showed the project will have […]
Thanks to A.J. Tooley, now I may not want my kids to go to college.
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Posted 30 October 2007
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Yeah, I’m getting a first class lesson in the type of garbage Moorcat has been dealing with, and it all relates to our decision. I had planned on penning post regarding the ‘why’ of our move to Helena, but I think it’s going to have to wait a while, whether I like it […]
I’m sure everyone is aware of Moorcat’s legal situation, and most are probably also aware of his brother Wulfgar’s response to it.
air force n. 1: the military organization of a nation for air warfare.
I’m probably missing something, but I can’t seam to squeeze the development of a coal to liquid fuel plant into that definition.
(H/T: The Western Word)
Apparently, Montana State University has found the key to preventing a lunatic gunman - take the guns away from the non-lunatic gunmen. The money quote (via the Helena IR):
[MSU Police Chief] Putzke said he doubts that allowing concealed weapons on campus would deter a shooter…
Laws banning guns, on the other hand, would undoubtedly do […]
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Posted 18 July 2007
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I consider myself to be pretty easy to get along with. You leave me alone, and I’ll leave you alone. Heck, even if you pick at me some I’ll likely smile and stroll away, or dish some good natured ribbing back at you. Not today. I got my button pushed last […]
So you bounce a 6 month old off the floor after “aggressively” shaking him, which results in the permanent scrambling of the little guy’s brain, and you’re assigned a brief 5 years of loving care at the state’s expense. If that sentence wasn’t motivation enough to get you to change your ways, I’m sure […]
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Posted 15 March 2007
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First we had the Montana Department of Justice confiscating the horrific social menace of 100+ year old gaming equipment, now they’re going after those dangerous wine connoisseurs. I would think that the legislature could fix this problem, but they must be too busy ensuring the availability of paper towels.
Today’s Tribune has a piece which highlights the ongoing legal action the state has taken against the suppliers of power to our utility company. It seams the power suppliers have not been paying “rent” on the land underneath their dams, and on the land underneath the reservoirs that were created by those dams. […]
