The $925-million project, which will widen I-10 through Baton Rouge from three to four lanes each way, has risen in cost more than $200 million in two years, officials say.
The $925-million project, which will widen I-10 through Baton Rouge from three to four lanes each way, has risen in cost more than $200 million in two years, officials say.
shooter, the killer, thinking about how clinging to hate, we cling to it because we don t want to deal with our pain and it can make us monstrous. i m also thinking about what john said. and i think our brokenness explains our policy failures. and i ve got three things that come to mind, nicolle. greed, unbridled greed that overruns any notion of the public good. gun manufacturers. i m thinking about selfishness. don t take away my guns even though these families are losing their babies, even though people are being shot with bump stocks and weapons of war, i still have the right to my gun. to be damned you re dead, selfishness. selfishness. the second. the third, indifference. well, it s not my baby. i m safe where i am. and so when you combine greed, selfishness and indifference, democracy cannot survive. we re broken. and so we have to address the
compensation fails to cover the true cost. every morning when we look through the field, you are afraid to find some sheep killed. some people might say you just need to build a betterfence. yes. we can use more wires, more sticks, but i don t think a wolf proof wall exists. the wolf is so smart, he overruns every fence. here, in its jaws, a wolf holds a baby wild boar. its mother gives chase but it is too late. wolves are predators with warnings the growing numbers in europe cannot go unchecked. here we have another wolf print. but why are they a positive thing? why is it positive that they are back? first of all, of course, you need to maybe also ask if everything has to have a positive effect on the way we see it as humans. some animals alsojust have a right to exist, notjust
it s almost as if you went to law school, because that s a question right out of first year criminal law, which is how one is charged and convicted of a conspiracy. there has to be an agreement between the two parties, and what is called an over act in overruns of the conspiracy. you have to agree to do, it and then take a step towards doing it. he did not have to step on the grounds of the capitol, to for instance, senate number of text messages calling for a bloody revolution, stashing weapons, in virginia, across the border and on and on, organizing these strike teams to come into the capitol. no, one need not to step on a place where the underlying crime happened. if you re the puppeteer blowing the strings, and directing people that absolutely you