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On the article First Statewide Gun Turn-in Nets 250 Firearms
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On the article Severna Park High Lacrosse Coach Steps Down
Nick Z.
4:22 pm on Monday, May 13, 2013
ReplyGet caught at a kegger in high school? Get suspended from sports for the season.
Seems fair.
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On the article Kamenetz: I Did Have My Rabies Shot
Nick Z.
10:49 am on Wednesday, May 1, 2013
ReplyThe dissidents have a right to protest, picket and have their voice heard; however, protesters began to become disrespectful by disrupting the proceedings of the event, and disrespected the elected officials, public officials, teachers, parents and children who gathered to celebrate the construction of the school.
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On the article Dismissed Lacrosse Players Appeal Coach's Decision After House Party
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On the article Dismissed Lacrosse Players Appeal Coach's Decision After House Party
Nick Z.
1:49 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
As I said earlier, "Only if the kids are found innocent of the underage drinking charges (get them overturned), should they put back on the team."
I'm in favor of justice for the innocent, but the students should still recieve punishment for acting against the code of conduct that they signed.
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On the article Dismissed Lacrosse Players Appeal Coach's Decision After House Party
Nick Z.
1:12 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
I want to be clear, being the best high school does not eliminate the need to give students consequences for poor decisions. Going to a under-aged keg party would qualify as a poor decision.
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On the article Dismissed Lacrosse Players Appeal Coach's Decision After House Party
Nick Z.
10:33 am on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
ReplyOnly if the kids are found innocent of the underage drinking charges (get them overturned), should they put back on the team.
These entitled children (and their parents) should learn that going to a drunken & smoked house party is not a good way to spend their saturday night if they want to get college sports scholarships.
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On the article Maryland Utilities Companies Must Provide Smart Meter Options
Nick Z.
2:11 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013
1. No
2. Yes, but that won't change the fact that you are getting a smart meter, only who you are paying for the electrons in the grid.
3. I don't know. I expect that some suppliers will switch to time of day, when it is available. -
On the article Maryland Utilities Companies Must Provide Smart Meter Options
Nick Z.
2:06 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013
@Sanchez - Do have a Kill-a-watt. I also have 50% Cycling in the summer, and a switch on my water heater. Have LED or CFL blubs in all my lights, and Smart Strips for my computer and TV. When I close on my house, I will be adding insulation, and air-sealing in the attic. I know how to save energy (and money), and a smart meter is another opportunity.
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On the article Maryland Utilities Companies Must Provide Smart Meter Options
Nick Z.
3:34 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I'll happily enjoy the savings of turning off my A/C during the day, and running my wash at night. You can enjoy the same high rate for both.
Nick Z.
12:41 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
At least two: One who had a grenade and one who had a "sub machine gun".