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Randy Stankey
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If you assume that every person who was cited that day was destined to cause a fatality because they were using a cell phone while driving if they didn't get stopped by the cops and if you add the number of lives the police chief says would have been saved, the number adds up to 37 people who didn't die.

However, there were 112 fatalities due to drunk driving. Isn't it logical for the police to spend their money on D.U.I. checkpoints versus paying cops to dress like homeless people?

What portion of all the people who died due to any kind of motor vehicle accident, regardless of the cause, because they didn't get to the hospital soon enough? Wouldn't it make more sense to have more ambulances available? How about building a field hospital to handle trauma cases that are too distant from the main hospital to receive urgent care?

What if British Columbia passed a law that allowed insurance companies to drop their coverage on motorists who receive one citation for driving with a cell phone? Combine that with a "zero-tolerance policy" giving the police very limited discretion on issuing tickets for people caught with cell phones while driving. That would stop the problem in a heartbeat.

Further, it would cost the government/police almost no extra money for enforcement over what they are already spending on "stepped up enforcement." It wouldn't divert police manpower away from other critical functions.

How many other people might have been killed, injured or become victims of crimes because the cops were dressing up like homeless people?

I agree with Frank. It's nothing more than a stunt but I don't agree that it was a good stunt. The cops have better things to do with their time than playing games.

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Brad Miller
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Joe Redifer
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Sean Weitzel
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I saw this in an antique store in Petaluma, CA this afternoon. They were asking a mere $1095.00 for the table.

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John Wilson
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That's one of the saddest things I've ever seen. [Frown]

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Joshua Waaland
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...and I thought that I really liked projectors. Look closely at her tattoo.

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Mark Ogden
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The Grand Theater in East Greenville holds a "Farwell to Film" event as it runs its last reels before switching over to digital. After showing "The Majestic" reels of film were carried to a waiting hearse. Here, co-owners Ed Buchinski (left) and John Schorts carry out the reels from the first movie of the double bill. (MICHAEL KUBEL, THE MORNING CALL / April 16, 2012)

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Jock Blakley
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On a much happier note!

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Bench-check of a 70mm print of THE LAST STARFIGHTER that's been held by a private collector for more than fifteen years and represents to the best of my recollection the first "new" 70mm print to become available in Australia in around ten years.

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Per Hauberg
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"Take me out to the Ballgame"

Every august, at the local danish filmfest, a great football-match is played between filmdistributors and cinemas.
These are the fearsome defends of the distributors.

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Sam Graham
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They should have gone to the bathroom BEFORE the match.

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Adam Martin
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Randy Stankey
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Photobombed by your own dog!

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Frank Cox
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Rick Raskin
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Leo Enticknap
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Coming soon to London...

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