Maybe,maybe not
Member since Sep 11, 2010
Recent Comments
Re: “Non-random Random Primes”
Barry: I assume these percentages were derived from analyzing the first X number of prime numbers as a sample. Because the series of prime numbers is actually infinite, what guarantees that these percentages don't shift around significantly after adding another million prime numbers or so. For example, couldn't the percentage of "1-9"s say surpass that of "7-3"s?
Re: “The Logger Reborn”
Actually, the 3 bars were more like 150 feet apart. You didn't need to walk, you could just crawl if you had to,
Re: “Anger Grows Over Airport Woes”
Supervisor Duffy in an e-mail notes that she personally always has a contingency plan when using ACV and suggests we all should too. My response is: it seems to me that in today's technologically advanced world where one can walk around with a telephone-come-computer-come-game player that fits in one's hand, instead of telling us that everybody needs to come up with their own contingency plan, the powers that be at the airport along with the airlines should have come up with a solution or two for us, especially since there was no mystery about what the outcome of their current plan would be.
Re: “Duffy Endorses Sundberg”
She added that as a lifelong local, Sundberg appreciates the distinct personalities of each community in the district.
Can't say I've ever seen him in Blue Lake?
Re: “Know Your Enemies”
Just to reinforce Mitch Trachtenberg's comment, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's political cartoonist Rob Rogers, who had been there since 1993, was the victim of a right-shifting newspaper. As the paper shifted. his cartoons became more frequently rejected or sent back for a remake. Finally, a little over a month ago, he was let go. You can find interesting articles about this on the web.