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On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.

I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.


You don't read it, but you're OK with your crystal ball method of knowing
what an article says. Talk about a FU.....

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"HK" wrote in message
...
wrote:
On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.
I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.



I hate to break this news to you, but...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hartford_Courant

"While the Courant editorially has recently endorsed Republican presidential
candidates, its editorial approach to state government has traditionally
been liberal and opposed to what it considers short sighted conservatism.
Its strong endorsement of former Senator Lowell Weicker was decisive in the
1990 gubernatorial election. It endorsed his Lieutenant Governor Eunice
Groark in the 1994 election. After Governor John Rowland abandoned efforts
to repeal the state income tax and endorsed state funded redevelopment of
downtown Hartford, he received the Courant's endorsement for his re-election
bids. The Courant's investigation into his dealings with state contractors
was a major force behind his political demise and resignation from office,
however. In 2006 the Courant reverted to form by endorsing liberal Democrat
John DeStefano, Jr. for Governor.
Following its traditional stance towards supporting expansive state
government, the Courant then strongly endorsed Governor Jodi Rell's 2007
plan to raise the state income tax and exceed the state's constitutional
spending cap."

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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 08:44:03 -0400, HK wrote:



Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant

Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.


....and if you aren't susceptible now, you may become so in the future. My
'susceptibility' didn't start until I was over 60 years old!

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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:48:20 -0400, HK wrote:

wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.



I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.

And even more think the Democratically controlled is a total, complete F.U.

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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 11:05:53 -0500, John H. wrote:

On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 10:48:20 -0400, HK wrote:

wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.



I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.

And even more think the Democratically controlled is a total, complete F.U.


edit: insert 'congress' after 'controlled'.

Although I'm sure y'all figured that out already!

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On Jun 26, 11:26 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
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On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.

I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.

You don't read it, but you're OK with your crystal ball method of knowing
what an article says. Talk about a FU.....- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

As much as I reread my post, I see nowhere where I suggest I don't
read it. We get both here, although I did quit my subscription to Time
last year. I read the NYT online because of an agreement with my
oldest so we can debate, I get the Courant's opinion, a day early ;)

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On Jun 26, 11:26 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
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On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions
and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which
global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans
are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a
recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper
in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little
news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable
than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be
considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.

I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.

You don't read it, but you're OK with your crystal ball method of knowing
what an article says. Talk about a FU.....- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

As much as I reread my post, I see nowhere where I suggest I don't
read it. We get both here, although I did quit my subscription to Time
last year. I read the NYT online because of an agreement with my
oldest so we can debate, I get the Courant's opinion, a day early ;)


Well, you certainly didn't read the article about poison ivy, because
earlier, you try to draw a lame connection between that and political
agendas. You were probably you cold obfuscate that fact by adding lots of
distracting messages. You can't.

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On Jun 26, 11:26 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
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On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions
and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which
global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased
the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans
are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a
recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper
in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little
news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable
than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be
considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.
I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a
state
agency that loaned money to Enron.
BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted
text -
- Show quoted text -
Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.
You don't read it, but you're OK with your crystal ball method of
knowing
what an article says. Talk about a FU.....- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
As much as I reread my post, I see nowhere where I suggest I don't
read it. We get both here, although I did quit my subscription to Time
last year. I read the NYT online because of an agreement with my
oldest so we can debate, I get the Courant's opinion, a day early ;)

Well, you certainly didn't read the article about poison ivy, because
earlier, you try to draw a lame connection between that and political
agendas. You were probably you cold obfuscate that fact by adding lots of
distracting messages. You can't.


WTF - the dangers of writing while on hold. Try this: You probably thought
you cold obfuscate that fact by adding lots of
distracting messages. You can't.



LOL, I read that and knew you had edited your message while doing
something else. It is a common problem in NG.

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On Jun 26, 11:26 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
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On Jun 26, 10:48 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 9:34 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jun 26, 8:44 am, HK wrote:
Poison ivy may grow more virulent
The Hartford Courant
Poison ivy of the future may be a lot worse. Researchers have
monitored
the growth of poison ivy vines in today's atmospheric conditions
and
in
conditions with elevated carbon dioxide concentrations, which
global
warming is expected to produce by midcentury. Not only did the
elevated
carbon dioxide boost poison ivy growth, but it also increased
the
most
toxic form of urushiol, the plant chemical that causes the itchy
rash in
humans. The findings should interest a lot of people because a
separate
U.S. Forest Service study found that up to 85 percent of humans
are
susceptible to poison ivy.
If it is the Hartford Courant, you can bet they have nothing more
than
a political agenda driving 90% of the stories they print. In a
recent
survey, the HC was found to be the second most biased news paper
in
the country. All they really do is copy the NYT stories and add a
little political propoganda to keep it lively. There is little
news
worth reading there. Sorry Harry, the HC is little more than a PR
firm
for the Democratic Party.
Go scratch yourself. The Courant wrapping fish is more reliable
than
FakedFauxNews.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And Harry, without fighting about it, you would probably be
considered
by a majority as left, even far left, your talking points tease
ideologue. I don't expect you to view the HC as biased.

I'm a middle of the road leftie. BTW, I looked at today's editorial
page at the Courant. Real radical stuff, calling for resumption of
inspections of highway bridges, a bit about golf, and a hit on a
state
agency that loaned money to Enron.

BTW, about 72% of the country now believes Bush is a total, complete
F.U. Maybe the problem with the Courant is...you.- Hide quoted
text -

- Show quoted text -

Well I think he is a FU too, and a pussy but then again, I am not an
ideologue. I did not do the study, you do not live here to see what
that paper and it's extreme left (sell out to insurance companies and
anyone else with a buck) agenda has done to our state. The HC is on a
mission, just cause you agree with the mission does not make it
unbiased. Although you may consider yourself middle of the road, most
who read you would take your support of the HC alone as proof positive
of it's biased agenda. Like I said, I live here, my dad reads the
Journal Inquirer which basically copies the Courant and the Times word
for word.

You don't read it, but you're OK with your crystal ball method of
knowing
what an article says. Talk about a FU.....- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

As much as I reread my post, I see nowhere where I suggest I don't
read it. We get both here, although I did quit my subscription to Time
last year. I read the NYT online because of an agreement with my
oldest so we can debate, I get the Courant's opinion, a day early ;)


Well, you certainly didn't read the article about poison ivy, because
earlier, you try to draw a lame connection between that and political
agendas. You were probably you cold obfuscate that fact by adding lots of
distracting messages. You can't.


WTF - the dangers of writing while on hold. Try this: You probably thought
you cold obfuscate that fact by adding lots of
distracting messages. You can't.