RallyMo

Exactly. Neither the government nor corporations should have too much power.

He's certainly more honest. However, this is kinda like saying Marte is better than Valbuena.

“Our game is under assault,” West Hills Chaminade football coach Ed Croson said.
gee, coach, i wonder why that is. poor you.

Nobody said Neuheisel, settle down.

Yeah, but the bible says that priests can't get married. It's right there in the bible.

This is exactly what I was going to say. If I had to guess, I'd say that, on average, parents who send their kids to private school care more about their kids' education than parents who send their kids to public school. Why? Because if you're willing to pay for something you could get for free, you're going to put a lot more effort into ensuring your kid gets the most out of it.
My older brothers and me all went to public schools, and each of us is now enjoying a successful career where we're using our gifts and education. My parents didn't feel the need to send us to private school, but they definitely had expectations on us that we would try our hardest in school. 
@Tank, what would you say is the biggest predictor of whether a student in one of your classes will excel in school? I'd be surprised if your answer is anything other than the expectations placed on them by their parents. But maybe I'll be surprised.

It would appear that kids with parents who value education and hold their kids accountable to becoming educated will ultimately have more success than kids that don't regardless of where they go to school. 
 

He gave his life for tourism.

you question the Apollo mission yet believe an exhibition about a kid that lived 3,000+ years ago. 
i love you, Vladdy. 

Togo's was legit.
 

Good riddance.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/20/world/cardinal-bernard-law-death-funeral-reaction/index.html
 

One of the biggest pieces of crap to ever crawl upon the earth.
I see the pope is doing his service.  Figures.

Not even the Pope will keep him from going to hell.

Spotlight is one of the best films of the last 10 years, and tells the story of how the Boston sexual abuse scandal was uncovered.
The Keepers is a heart-breaking documentary on Netflix that highlights abuse and coverup in the Catholic Church.
A Pennsylvania Grand Jury just released a report detailing 1,000+ cases of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church there.
I kind of wish the Catholic Church would just shut down. I've met many wonderful Catholics who have a genuine faith, but the institutional Catholic Church is just so, so corrupt. It sickens me that Cardinal Law's life was be celebrated, but it's unfortunately par for the course

Vintage @RallyMo is back!
 

Seriously, though: the kind of security lapse that is necessary for this to happen is something over which Obama or Hillary would have been ripped to shreds by people on all areas of the political spectrum (at least on this board). Meanwhile, there's so much to keep up with presently that it's apparently not a big deal in 2018.

Don't be too hard on yourself. Reading is hard.

Y'all  (hi Rally)  might want to grab some popcorn for this one.
 
 

He's like a bald, non-orange version of Trump.

Seriously, though: the kind of security lapse that is necessary for this to happen is something over which Obama or Hillary would have been ripped to shreds by people on all areas of the political spectrum (at least on this board). Meanwhile, there's so much to keep up with presently that it's apparently not a big deal in 2018.

But LBJ!

Cal finally gets some good news.
Surratt among 13 North Carolina players suspended for NCAA violation
Thirteen players from North Carolina, including projected starting quarterback Chazz Surratt, have been suspended at least one game due to an NCAA violation the program self-reported.
The violation involved the sale of team-issued shoes. The NCAA agreed to stagger the players' suspensions because some of them share the same position.
 

Urban Meyer apologized for lying about saying he didn't know about the abuse but then said he never intended to lie...
That is the most classic "I am sorry I got caught lying" apology ever.

no, I got it right.