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Too bad about Mo. He was a special player here during his time. Really a huge part of being one of those big time, classy players who helped change the culture of our football club from being one or the worst ran organizations to one of the best. Whether this is the end or not I want to congratulate Mo for an outstanding career in the Blue and Gold. He always had an absolute nose for the football. Can’t be said enough his impact for the Bombers over his tenure here in Winnipeg.

"Don't label me... blah, blah, blah..." Such a millennial thing to say!!😉

Not peer reviewed. From ESI's own website: "ESI continues its long-standing interest in climate change, although its focus has changed considerably. True to its dedication to evidence-based public policy, ESI analyzed the same paleoclimate records that formed the evidentiary basis of Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore's award-winning documentary "Inconvenient Truth" and discovered that the relation between carbon dioxide and global warming is more nuanced than previously thought. The results of this analysis are currently being peer-reviewed for publication and will be posted on this site following publication. If confirmed, ESI's scientific findings will help point the way to a different, more adaptive, and more cost-efficient environmental policy response to climate change." As for the second, you validate him by saying he's retired NOAA. Hmm what's the first thing you read when you go on NOAA's climate change impacts website? "Impacts from climate change are happening now." https://www.noaa.gov/resource-collections/climate-change-impacts You can't have it both ways. You also can't cherry-pick the findings of one retired NOAA staffer when over 6000 current NOAA scientists and engineers are not in agreement. Yes, scientific dissent is important because it makes research better. This is little more than sowing seeds of doubt for the sake of it. Oh - and this is Rex Fleming (this "respected scientist" has 13 twitter followers):

And now, back to football.. It’ll be nice to see J.J. rotating back in there..

well he is in phenomenal shape..maybe this is a bit of a blessing if his knee injury isn't nothing major...allow him to totally heal up from the Achilles thing...train hard and come back next year to camp and give it one last kick...If anyone can do it certainly he can, and many others have been very productive into their mid/late 30's on defense..Cox..Hebert..Bowman..to name a few recent ones...I wouldn't write him off yet....from someone who came back from 2 major surgeries as a player..I can tell you sometimes even though medically cleared it often takes almost another year to "fully" get back to where/what you were before injury His first few games back he looked really good...but I think he got knicked or re-aggrevated something as his last few he tapered off...32 next year isn't old man status yet in this day and age, so I hope we sign him to a 1 yr deal...test him out and if he doesn't have it...no damage...just release him and add him to coaching staff...He's a guy you wanna keep in your organization. I wouldn't be opposed either if we can work the ratio to putting him back in at safety if signing Loffler is going to take too much scratch to resign..Moe was a beast back there if you all forgot

Well you'd think if you're part of the team you'd want to be part of the team. Guys like Leggett and Wild have stayed through injury and taken on some leadership roles.

Still pisces me off Nichols was in a coma and we gifted 2 wins to that shitty team. Could have been 6-0 since then and the Riders 4-4. That would make sense. Honestly given the recent play there a team more "on" than the bombers? Hope the bye didn't mess up their mojo.

There's just something about waking up in the morning and looking out your window at Regina that seems to bring a clarity of thought...

Is there a way to filter Jim Bender out of the Tweets panel on the message board? He is a downer, and that is coming from me.

There is a distinct group between Gen-X and Millenials. **** any of you who try and label me as a millenial.

omfg. That's why I am always writing these ridiculous 'to do' lists... ha

back the truck up...you just showed numbers reflecting agricultural exports....cant cherry pick statistics to validate an argument...no way in Hades do any of what you claimed was the top export total the $$ value of this...but nice try...you still chuckling???...I know I am The mining and petroleum industries make up the largest primary resource industry of Manitoba’s economy. The 2017 value of mining and petroleum production totalled $2.5 billion (preliminary estimate), comprising Metallic minerals ($1.37 billion or 54%, with nickel accounting for 21.4%, copper 22.4%, gold 17.3%, zinc 34.1%, silver 2.1% and other metals 2.7% of total value of metals) Industrial Minerals ($289.4 million or 11.4%) and Petroleum ($877 million or 34.6%). In 2017, the mining and petroleum industries accounted for approximately 3.3% of the province's nominal GDP (basic prices) and 2.5% of international exports of goods. Capital expenditures on mining and petroleum development in 2017 totalled an estimated $537.5 million. Manitoba’s mining and petroleum industries directly employed approximately 6,200 people in 2017a. In 2017, Manitoba producedb: 39.2% of Canada's zinc 10.9% of Canada's nickel 6.6% of Canada's copper 2.7% of Canada's gold 11.6% of Canada's silver

What a ghastly mistake.... Nothing quite this bad since.....

Aaand ignore.

He's over the top... its ridiculous.

The Conservative Party commercial with Scheer shows him and his family in Rider Gear. Big reason not to vote for him.

Beauty pass by Connor on Trouba's OT winner.

For oil companies... yes.

The CFL made an appearance on NFL Monday Night Football 🏈 on a segment called C’mon Man. They showed the hit that Duke Williams made on DB Gary Peters. In case you missed it...

1981-1996, which is a HUGE, probably too long, range of time. Post-millennials are the real drain! 😉

Good story with photos

I think coming back from a torn achilles & to be able to play at the same level as before was asking a lot.

Clearly your thinking supports ageism, which is prohibited in defined circumstances by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. But you never have come across as smart.

Usual stuff.... one of those citations about climate is from an an aeronautical engineer, one is from a website all information about which is written in Asian Script, and so on. This tells you a lot.......about the person that posted it.

Damned shame about mo. The guy could have been MOP every year up here. Our D with mo at 100% and biggie would be unreal. Hope his recovery goes well.

Game Time : Wednesday 6, SN Stats : Leafs 6-3-0 , Jets 6-2-1 NikWatch : 26 consecutive games without a goal

I never had to settle for participation ribbons, thanks. Call me Sterling cause I'm allllll Silver baby.

You're not special, millennial, despite what your ribbon says.

There is definitely a sort of pre-millennial post-Gen X generation that gets unduly rolled in with others. 80-85ish births are unique in having an analog youth and digital adolesence and adulthood. Pioneers in a lot of ways. We might be the last generation to play outdoors, Pokemon Go notwithstanding

Jee-zus... That was a pass. I thought it bounced off Allen's pad and right to Trouba. Crazy!

Is Harper Lite even from Saskatchewan? I thought he was born and raised in Ontario.

Baby Boomer. We were always told we could be whoever we wanted to be. That with a little hard work & sacrifice we could live the lifestyle we wanted. The land of opportunity.

Quite the hard pass too. Trouba be like "Hey no one is covering me!"

Was it ever. And, Trouba showed good patience to move the puck to a better shooting angle.

And I've gotten old enough that my yearly physicals have to be done by a paleontologist.

Not saying this was the case with your wife, but some cheering does suffer from a lack of creativity. I've had someone behind me in the upper deck going "B.C. sucks, you suck" for the entire game. Trouble was - the Bombers sucked pretty badly that night.

You may think we're in no rush as you are fortunate enough to currently sit in a less effected latitude. I'm not sure the residents of Tuvalu feel the same way. https://www.ecowatch.com/meet-the-worlds-first-climate-refugees-1882143026.html Or maybe a Syrian refugee: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/03/science/earth/study-links-syria-conflict-to-drought-caused-by-climate-change.html Or even in North Carolina: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/in-north-carolina-hurricanes-do-what-scientists-could-not-persuade-republicans-that-climate-change-is-real/2018/10/17/45136c56-d0ac-11e8-8c22-fa2ef74bd6d6_story.html?utm_term=.bfc787535313 So tell me - what will it take for you to realize it's here and it's happening?

Taxes are the cost of a civilized society, so I don't reflexively oppose increases in taxes. I am not in favour of corporations polluting for free, or even worse, getting subsidized to do so.

Because we should take care of our own mess. If everyone did their own part - we wouldn't have an issue here. And it is a pressing issue with real ramifications. If not a Carbon tax, then what would you suggest? It's always good to solicit new ideas.

My boss - which is also me - would probably tell me to quit whining. Thinking about filing a grievance.

Police warning: Korean weed smokers in Canada to face criminal charges . http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2018/10/119_257412.html

For you, I have several, but I'll get in trouble for listing them.

Perhaps that tweet deserves it own thread!

You look a bit peaked. I'd call in sick as you don't look well.

He was shell shocked. Did you see his facial expression on the play he was sacked & lost his helmet? He was done. How many times did we see that expression with Drew Willy?