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2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
The majority of Rider fans... Most people prefer not to comment on stuff like this. Those who comment on a forum, will be in support of the team and the player. It's just the nature of fan forums. But that's not the majority of fans. -
2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
Look - if you're going to keep posting this stuff - keep the hyperbole out of it. Or don't post. -
2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
Ok guys. This is getting over the top. Lighten up. -
Lol...and why is the rum always gone?
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Had to look that one up in the database...thanks for trigger 🙃
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2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
Yeah...that seems to explain a lot. -
2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
This. And - the complainant only needs to prove their case on the balance of probabilities. -
2023/2024 CFL (Non Bombers) Off Season News
Mark H. replied to Noeller's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
Reverse onus. -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
1. The primary function of any museum is to preserve heritage and educate the public. Expecting a high degree of economic impact through tourism, is a recent shift and actually a fairly new idea. 2. You pointed out government subsidy as if it were a negative. It's the norm for any museum - they all get subsidies. That's why I could rent two rooms at the MB. museum this past Friday, and also have my students complete a scavenger hunt of the galleries, all for $13 per student, plus 5 free chaperones. We were at the museum from 9:30 - 3:00; per hour, per student, that's ridiculously low, and I greatly appreciate it. -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
I read those too - you're referring to them without the proper context 1. All Canadian museums operate as non-profit organizations 2. Most Canadian museums are primarily funded by both governments and foundations -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
The article you posted indicates that they achieved over 90% of their paid attendance target. -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
In the years before Covid, there were several organizations that sponsored the attendance of schools at the Manitoba Museum. It was not free, the museum was still getting paid. This is a fact - I take my grade 11 group to the museum every year. No, they don't. Achieving 94 000 paid attendance when you're target is 100 000, is actually pretty good. -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
I've booked quite a few field trips groups at CMHR. They do have dates where they are fully booked. As does the MB. Museum - I was there on Friday with 40 grade 11s - the place was busy. -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
I have been to TO twice - it was ok. Attended an Argo game, climbed the CN, & sat in Beliveau's locker at the HHOF. 😁 -
Winnipeg, Urban Decay, and Other Cities
Mark H. replied to WinnipegGordo's topic in General Discussion
That's too funny - maybe they don't want to meet you? 😄 -
As if their spoiled opinions were any kind of reflection of reality.
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Somewhat of a conundrum. It's a passing league but most fall/playoff games are won on the ground.
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But maybe he could produce quite well in Winnipeg - with Schoen, Lawler, Demski and Oliviera needing to be accounted for. He knows the CFL game and could be adept at finding openings created by the superstar talent.
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One reason might be - we fielded the best secondary that I can remember - in that GC - everyone was healthy. I was at the game where Hammy beat us soundly that year - Brandon Alexander was standing on the sidelines. It could be that if they used max protect and consequently fewer receivers in the GC, perhaps our cover guys would have had them mostly blanketed. With Hecht (one example) at safety back in Sept., it was a whole other story.