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Past and present officials from three South Bay school districts arraigned
Depends on what you mean by logging on. If you're referring to commenting on a story, I believe U-T uses facebook for comments. If you mean logging in as a subscriber, that's something completely different and separate from the commenting process.— April 17, 2013 9:49 a.m.
Past and present officials from three South Bay school districts arraigned
Don't know which website that you are referring to, but it is really pretty easy to get around blocks, even when it's your ip address that is blocked, so I'm not sure what you mean by it takes quite a bit of maneuvering. And if you're referring to actual printed papers, I seriously doubt that the blocking of comments on their websites has anything to do with falling subscription levels. Studies have shown that most people who read and comment in the online versions of a newspaper don't maintain print subscriptions. On a typical day, 61% of Americans use the internet as one of their sources for news , just behind television and ahead of newspapers as a news source. That is why print subs are falling.— April 17, 2013 1:34 a.m.
Past and present officials from three South Bay school districts arraigned
I could go into a long winded reply, but instead I'll simply say that I believe you have been given bad information.— April 17, 2013 1:08 a.m.
San Diego firms Apricus, Innovus tackle male and female sex problems
And of course the societal doctrines of 2 centuries ago are so relevant today. In particular the class system and a woman's place in society at that time. LOL BTW, Quasi Una Fantasia was indeed written for his love, Countess Giulietta Guicciardi, who as I recall, was one of his young teenage students. I also seem to recall that her parents forbade her to marry Beethoven after his proposal, because he was not of their class.— April 16, 2013 6:26 p.m.
Reporter, laid off by U-T, wins Pulitzer Prize
"I am sure you realize we have only so many words" Yeah, I have read many, many stories in the Reader that have both more words and longer titles than this one. Your answer is a total cop-out, which was expected.— April 16, 2013 6:05 p.m.
Reporter, laid off by U-T, wins Pulitzer Prize
Don Bauder, First I would take issue of your use of the word pogrom. I know many people who would be offense by your usage. Second, your title is misleading, purposefully so, IMHO. If said reporter was laid off some time ago, such as in 2009, I think a more appropriate title would have used the word former, as in Former Reporter, laid off by U-T, wins Pulitzer Prize. As written, it reads as if the reporter wrote the Pulitzer winning story while employed by the U-T. But I think you know that. Just my opinion. Opinions vary.— April 16, 2013 11:38 a.m.
Past and present officials from three South Bay school districts arraigned
It's really pretty simple. Any site you comment on, including the Reader has the right to remove any comment they want, for any or even no reason, and to block any one they want from commenting, for any reason they want or even no reason at all. All you have to do is go back and look to see if some of the comments to which you refer are still posted.— April 16, 2013 11:24 a.m.
San Diego firms Apricus, Innovus tackle male and female sex problems
Don Bauder, A few more thoughts. Referring to a ''fellow who stays single'' connotes choice, at least to me. My meaning was someone single, though hardly by HIS choice. ''Knowing'' the right woman is purely subjective. There maybe many women he feels are the ''right'' one for him, but from their view, maybe not so much. My wife and I have been together since the fall of 1968. I would never even dream of thinking, let alone saying out loud that I know all there is to know about women in general or my wife specifically. She is a paradox, both enigmatic and revelatory at the same time. Even after all of this time, she can still have an air of mystery about her on occassion. She can still be unpredictable. Not in a capricious way, more like natural, transparent, spontaneity. Kind of like mystery and perspicacity all rolled into one. Why she's put up with me all these years, I don't know.— April 16, 2013 11:17 a.m.
San Diego firms Apricus, Innovus tackle male and female sex problems
Don Bauder, A few of thoughts. First, "knowledge of women", as Psycholizard calls it, and how smart you are, are two completely different things. And there isn't a man alive who "knows" all there is to know about women and any man claiming such is a liar....and single!!!LOL Second, any man who thinks he is smarter than his wife, and let's her know it, is a lot dumber than he thinks he is. And finally, the previous comment to which you replied, was pure, unadulterated tongue and cheek.— April 16, 2013 8:48 a.m.
San Diego firms Apricus, Innovus tackle male and female sex problems
"I personally know nothing about women, except that some are lots of fun." Generally speaking, I have found that if I confine my knowledge of women to what my wife allows me to know, then my life is much simpler.— April 15, 2013 10:38 p.m.