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Good Morning, News: Blazers on a Roll, Uber Mass Murder, and Rob Thomas Not So “Smooth”

GOOD MORNING, BLOGTOWN! Swingin’ to the left and swingin’ to the right. I think about baseball, swing all night, yeah. LET’S GO TO PRESS. The case for local glassmakers gets even worse, because another potentially harmful substance has been added to the laundry list of environmentally icky stuff the companies are spewing out. Our Daniel […]

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True Genius HR

Ah, magnificent Dept. of Human Resource Genius, primed to schedule 30 super-qualified applicants for interviews so that they, HR, will all have something to do for the next four weeks, interviewing many candidates with masters degrees who don’t have a chance in hell because someone’s best friend’s cousin & the mediocre offspring of established upper […]

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Life Eats Life

There have been numerous studies regarding plant life and their ability to feel pain, or even have a memory of sorts. They may have evolved the ability to forget stressful situations, as a way of dealing with highly unpredictable environments. They can preserve such memories across generations; they can sense, learn, remember and even react […]

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Brother Malicious Hacktavist

This is for the undercover hit-men of the “Political Correctness” moralistic enforcers and Mafia-like goons of Progressive idealism. I am referring to the anonymous, stealthy “hacktavists” that are using dark “cyber-crime” skills to prevent or block the “freedom of free expression” of individuals that use the local public media for relevant commentation. Your mal-intent is […]

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Thank You Developers, Homeowners and Landlords

To all of you “Portland is ruined by developers and assholes paying xyz for houses” folks: have you ever taken the time to consider what this city’s close-in neighborhoods would become if it weren’t for companies and individuals investing in our multi-family, commercial, and residential infrastructure? Meaning new buildings, renovation of old buildings, and buying […]

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Portland Glass Makersโ€™ Fluorine Use Deserves Scrutiny, Experts Say

Michelle Mitchell Bullseye Glass’ facility, near SE Powell and 21st With two Portland glassmakers suspending use of the carcinogens cadmium, chromium and, in the case of one, arsenic this week, Gov. Kate Brown announced on Monday: โ€œThese steps address the immediate concerns to public health in terms of air quality.โ€ But those materials arenโ€™t the […]

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