niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
If they are running unopposed, then why do we waste the ink on having them on a ballot. Surely the Elections Officer can cast a ballot of one to put them back into office.
Output: No
Yes that's true, but it illustrates a disconnect we've created by eliminating the income tax.    The number of state employees we have is related to our population level, not the price or production levels of oil.   But our revenue is not tied to population, it's tied to oil prices/production.   This is why we need a nominal income tax so that at least we recover some of the cost of the additional population.
Output: No
I'm against this idea. Everyone deserves health coverage, not just the few deemed worthy.  Let's stop pretending otherwise.
Output: No
Sure, after all the PC nonsense, he's also someone's perpetrator, who he victimized!
Output: No
Maybe Penair could use the older planes to send more flights to the Pribilofs (St. George and St. Paul) where currently the 3 times per week flights are sold out all the way through July.
Output: No
The email sent to me showed your opening statement: ""The “natural” method is introducing chemicals to the soil." It is not. Prior to world war two, chemicals weren't used to raise fruits a..." this post is nowhere on the board, which means it was deleted. Why are you lying OldSoul? Now, to address this ridiculous nonsense, prior to WW2 farmers used chemicals for it is impossible to grow any plant without chemicals. Perhaps a remedial 6th grade science course is in order. I'd also suggest you read http://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/
Output: Yes
Makes you wonder how many feds were involved in permitting Shell.  Or maybe they all just are having drugs and prostitution with industry? Where were Alaska reporters when Shell Oils illegal lease sales were being manipulated by corrupt DOI federal officials?   I'm sure Pebble Partnership likes to wine and dine officials that only permit industry projects, not support science-based permitting decisions.  Maybe Pebble needs to learn from Shell Oil company to make permits and leases go industry style.
 
http://www.wyofile.com/specialreport/feds-gone-wild-part-1/
Output: Yes
Combing two other stories in today's paper we have: “The party has tailored its nominating process specifically to prevent an upstart candidate such as Sanders from winning its nomination for president.”
“Most people who’d vote for Clinton would do so because they want to defeat Trump, not because they actually want to elect her,”
“The winner would wind up one of the least popular presidents” to take office in recent times
"Sanders’ more positive image, though, would make him the stronger Democrat in a general election, as he tops Trump 57 to 37 percent."

In this way we will pick the best candidate. The best candidate at being least liked.
Output: No
OK, just so we don't look like ISIS or Al Queda because let's pretend we don't do the same things to people...lol. I suggest a GPS tracking system. We install a chip that emits a signal to tell law enforcement where these people are at all times. When your probation or parole is finished they take the chip out. It's like the ankle bracelet but has a much better range and for a longer duration. 

They could go as far as putting addresses and locations that the felons can't go into on the chip and when they go there the police or parole officers are alerted.

Thoughts?
Output: No
BAM!  Reading the comments below, I see there are a lot of pervert advocates in here, and not a one of them addressed Marcia's Billary point.   Maybe it's time for Donald to change his name to Donna and watch the hate ooze from the pores of the thin skinned left.
Output: Yes
I would agree that calling the police first might be the best idea. However, it would probably be a low priority response. At that point I would go out with my Glock 20 with a round already racked. I would then take the pictures and would get my point across. I would never give that punk the chance to pull his gun on me. I have no desire to kill someone but I would not hesitate to use deadly force if necessary.
Output: Yes
"If you like your plan you can keep your plan"  and "the average American will save $2,500.00 a year" says the lying buffoon as he loads up his golf clubs for another vacation......
Output: Yes
my problem is with the dumb headline.  the man apparently died?  no he did die- he was dead.  man found dead in springfield duplex fire....doesn't say how or why.  he was found dead. in springfield . in a duplex on fire. .  it may have truly been grisly - not knowing....but my first thought was spontaneous human combustion.  OHH - they added a sub header to the story ? regarding the cig?  or did I miss that all together?
Output: Yes
Former HGEA Executive Director, Russell Okata used the same phrase; it could be him.
The new HGEA leader does not care about others opinions.
Output: No
There is no reason to change anything but to use the CBR as it is meant to be used. To take from the people now is nonsense. Instituting a Tax of any kind is unrepresented of keeping with a smaller government. What is really happening in Juneau is another shell game designed to steal from the people without justification just scare tactics and greed.
Output: No
You had my support until you made your comment about Muslims.
Output: Yes
"His political career is over but for a miracle, because he has so disrespected the will of the people.."

I always wondered when "disrespect" became a verb....I know uits been used in trailer courts and on Jerry Springer for years...but in a quote regarding the Speaker of the House???....

Who loves the under educated!
Output: Yes
Property management agreements are, indeed, handled via contracts.  So are tenant rental contracts, including deposits.  However, Mr. Shockley, for all the information I've read and heard, over a period of years, raided trust accounts for his own use.  So long as those accounts were not regulated and audited, Mr. Shockley was able to "cover" ongoing cash flow needs with a Ponzi-like scheme.  As things got worse and his "margin of safety" disappeared, he borrowed significant amounts of money from friends, including fellow church members, on unsecured "signature" loans.  

Responsible third-party auditing would have, likely, exposed his scheme several years ago and saved his victims millions of dollars.  

As President Reagan put it ...."trust and verify."
Output: No
The problem is that there is no consequences for the elected official......we the people feel the pain while they blow words that most of the time say nothing......
Output: No
I'm not following. If he said there will not be a reduction to the general fund, and the county has in fact increased spending $5 million from the GF...how is that a reduction?
Output: No
You would rather have Faux News?
Output: No
If I lease a car, do I own it?
Output: No
I've e-mailed the R-G (using my real e-mail and everything) and the latest story from the R-G (22 Days ago)  on what I believe to be an innocuous post was as follows:

 “The algorithm in and of itself does nothing, it only responds to the votes of your fellow commenters and it was they — and no one at The Register-Guard — who deemed your comment uncivil. Hope this clears things up for you.

Regards,

John Heasly on behalf of the registerguard.com web team”

I am still unconvinced since almost all of my 'uncivil' posts have been deleted after normal business hours and on weekends and that those of "Boozer" are of a similar time frame,  I still think hese 'removals' are by liberal types who are working during those times at the R-G.  I especially believe that since their removal is in such a short time frame after posting and still occur after comments are made regarding them.

Obviously, the contractors have made no response whatsoever.  They want to keep their startup going.
Output: No
Since they reflexively vote republican no matter the names of the candidates, the majority of Alaskans have the government they deserve; the rest of us...not so much. 

Too many Alaska republicans think there's absolutely nothing wrong with oil industry employees in the legislature making decisions on oil taxes and credits. Too many Alaska republicans think its just fine for conservative legislators to use the power of government to force their religious beliefs on the rest of us. 

And too many Alaska republicans who are now complaining about state government have been voting for the same people over and over again for many years. According to these republicans, its never the people they voted for that are the problem, its all the people that everyone else voted for. (BTW, for as long as I can remember, no legislator I've voted for has won...which is why I can write that last line without being labelled a hypocrite)
Output: Yes
Matt lands the knockout punch. Please Donk, don't get up you are entirely in the wrong ring and look a fool.
Output: Yes
Credits should defray, but never eliminate the tax liability to the State.   They should reduce by a maximum of 50% any tax liability.   That's a fair compromise which preserves the benefit to the oil companies but still protects the State from the very situation we have now.   Oil production projects are long-term ventures which provide a suitably long period for the credits to be used during the production phase.
Output: No
Save your money Trump, Eugene is a leftist hotbed, and they would vote for Karl Marx before they would vote for you.
If you do come, let's pray the residents don't get violent and burn the town down.
Output: Yes
Watching this photo of the Alaskan volcano, and that of hundreds of other worldwide volcanoes, I try to imagine how many vehicle tail pipes it would take to create that much pollution, even after throwing in all the smokestacks in America.   Nature's smokers put all of the man made pollutants to complete shame...year after year.
Output: Yes
Our Legislature is now beyond dysfunctional when the Majority Leader (Charisse Millet)  has no idea what is going on inside her own majority caucus.  Besides that "Deputy Press Secretary to the House Majority" (a most critical state position I assume in these times of limited revenues) who else is the "we" in the "we've" who filed this suit?
Output: No
Subway robs me every time I pay six dollars for a five dollar foot long.
Output: Yes
Sounds like he feels he can "help" himself to others property.  Theft of firearms is a serious charge and a huge mistake.  He should be held just as accountable as any other thief, no matter what the circumstances that motivated him.  It'll be hard to enjoy his good fortune in life from a penitentiary cell.
Output: No
With all the EMX construction, will anyone be able to get in and out of Wendy's in a timely matter?
Output: No
Liberal dementia strikes again! What I find hysterical comedy is how Bernie Sanders has gone on the Thom Hartmann program every Friday for years, and those 2 political clowns often praised the brilliance of Paul Krugman...the same Krugman who has attacked sanders time and time again as an economic fool. Now, while the democrats are fiercely split, and the dem hierarchy is trying to take down Sanders to install team Billary, professionals at shaking down Wall Street for $$$...this political clown wants to talk about the GOP. Paul Krugman, the master economist (sic) has never risked his own money running a business and is clueless what it takes to make payroll. The only thing this political clown as ever ran is his mouth, and frankly be sucks at that too.
Output: Yes
The PC brownshirts strike again.  Liberals define "hate speech" as anything that disagrees with their PC narrative.  There is no free speech outside their circle of intolerance.

I'll bet the libs waterboarded this poor kid into apologizing.
Output: Yes
We like to see a photo of the perp
Output: Yes
This restaurant's twitter account is a little problematic too... https://twitter.com/crimesofbrits?lang=en
Output: No
By Alaska should pay what you mean mean is WE should pay since Alaska has no money except what it steals from the people.   "Alaska" should provide a nice insurance package  and nothing else.  Why do government employees always deserve more us private workers.  More days off, more sick time., more raises, more insurance, more retirement.  It's a bunch of hooey.  Time to rein in the pay and benefits.
Output: Yes
With Alaskans being mostly registered as independent or undeclared, how in the world do we consistently send back to DC or the State house our most partisan mutts?  A GOP'er decides to work with the other party in a bi-partisan manner and he get reprimanded by his dictatorial leadership.  This is a sad commentary on our politics.  It's how mutts like Trump came along.
Output: Yes
At first I was afraid this article might piss me off, like most articles about Astoria by a non local do. But for me, it didn't. It's a short read. She didn't out any of my favorite local spots by name. She speaks to Astoria's grittiness, admits it's potential for full on gentrification (already happening) because of outsiders like herself and about how people here really do accept you as long as you show up authentically and accept others just the same. As an Astoria native I am, surprisingly, not pissed off at all. But I would like Willamette Week to let me have a crack at writing an article about Astoria from my perspective.
Output: Yes
Where are the 1 in 7 addicts, that Kevin Sabet keeps pointing to? Please wake up, and use a search engine to enlighten yourself, instead of looking for more bad quotes. You have never been addicted to pot, and if you were, it must have been doctored with PCP or something. Not knowing what you're getting in that baggie, is a serious problem with black market drugs, as there is NO mandatory testing, to make sure you are getting what you pay for, not nasty chemicals you don't want. Tell me, what dangerous poisons are there in cannabis that can hurt you? This plant can only kill you, if a couple hundred pounds fall on your head.
Output: No
I don't care how many warrants you have out for you, or what you are under the influence of. You don't hit someone, then leave. The really wrong thing to do. When they get you, and they will get you, you will find out just how badly you have messed up. Good luck sleeping with those thoughts.
Output: Yes
Howdy Boozer. I see you are earning your troll dollar again today. You're off your game though, just screaming they are all liars may appeal to some of your cheer squad, but to most thinking people it shows the last desperate efforts at denial. A guy has to wonder what kind of special soul defends indiscriminate broadcasting of toxins into the wind then calls them liars when people become ill?
Output: Yes
Notice McGuire didn`t say "we need to tap the fund to "balance the state`s budget in a healthy manner going forward", 
....instead implying this raid alone is all we need to be fiscally solvent again.   McGuire is an advocate of the "wait for higher prices" scam, which, if they ever do come, will bring little in the way of production taxes because all the old Prudhoe Bay remaining oil is now suddenly "new" oil for tax purposes under SB21, and won`t pay a dime in production taxes of that famous 35% tax rate and 4% "floor" tax base rate, neither which exist in reality.. ergo the scam about "new" and "old" oil.   And to boot we are letting them add our 3/4 billion subsidies to their side of the loss ledger as an expense! and carrying the subsidies AND "booked losses" over to every subsequent year to be used as a direct credit for when they do say they are "profitable" again.   All I know is Exxon has kept giving out it`s nice dividends while we go broke eating padded losses with SB21
Output: No
I am INCENSED that Stephanie Dünx chose to write her "open letter" using the language of the patriarchal cismale colonist subjagators-- IN ENGLISH! 

Even now, her fellow protestors speak this vile tongue, and with every word I am reminded of British holocausts, wars, and various terror campaigns throughout the ages.

Oh! Wait ! I did it!

I did it again! Auuuugh!*

(Apologies to a certain comedy group from a country I dare not mention)
Output: No
Guns are a pure luxury item.   No one really needs them.   They are not a basic necessity, not by any means.

There should be a 100% luxury tax on all guns and ammunition

Double their prices, and I'm sure that there would be a lot less guns sold in our society.
Output: No
Sorry, Dingman, as much sense as you make, I'm keeping my head firmly in the sand, where it's been for the last 35 years.  As an insider in a capacity professional ethics keeps me from revealing, I learned very quickly how corrupt Alaska politics was, and remains.  I forgot about the politicians, saved my money, and kept my sanity.  Now I'm moving out of state.  Alaska isn't worth the effort.  I realize I'm part of the problem but, in conventional terms, there isn't any solution.  Things are far too degenerated for that.  As St. Ronnie once said, "If it's going to take a bloodbath, let's get it over with."  He was speaking about young protestors, of whom I was one.  How deliciously ironic I can quote him approvingly now.
Output: Yes
What's the connection, Mr. Cameron, between these "first responders" whom you claim should "act before the police come" and your contention that these same people must be shielded from bearing any legal responsibility for any accidental injury or death that might be caused by their impersonating security guards and police?
Output: No
The single biggest cost driver in the ACA is the pre-existing condition mandate.  This transforms insurance into a payment plan, and in this case, an unaffordable one.  With costs as they are there's simply no way we can afford to cover everyone for a reasonable price.
Output: No
Question: How many dollars worth of state, muni, borough and school district contracts has GCI had in the last 10 years? Keep the spending going to keep GCI afloat.
Output: No
" Hi-Fi Music Hall, Broadway Metro, the WOW Hall and the McDonald Theater not only offer entertainment for millennials, but art that inspires. Groups like Harmonic Laboratory integrate dance and multimedia..." this is laughably pawned off as high tech jobs paying 50% better wages. Eugene can have a thriving economy based on finger painting and dancing!
Output: Yes
Well, this is your chance, big talker.  Since you move WAY faster, just mosey on down there, ascend Bear Glacier in the current whiteout conditions, locate the two stranded people somewhere out on the ice field, bring them food, water, warm sleeping bags, headlamps, crampons, ice axes, ropes to rope up for crevasse safety, teach them how to use the gear, then guide them safely back to Seward.  If you can do this in less than three days, we will listen to your claim of being SO much better than AMRG.
Output: No
The Pope should concern himself with issues surrounding his faith, and keep his nose out of OUR problem of illegal immigration.
Output: Yes
Brian, thanks for very well written, but also disturbing, piece. You defend yourself very well against protestors and some iconic straw-man "the left" who accuse you, ironically, of believing what your candidate says he believes. 

Will your vote determined by some angry protestors and "the left?" I certainly don't call you racist, sexist, or ignorant. But I do ask, will you vote for a man who says what Mr. Trump says about Mexicans, Muslims, blacks, and women? Who ignores decades of foreign policy, and jumps to dangerous conclusions repeatedly? Who promises to deport 11 million people? Who would exclude immigrants on the basis of religious beliefs? You redefine him as "a fighter." Do you just disbelieve everything he says? 

And I'd join you, whole heartedly, in objecting to the name calling, polarizing, demeaning, common-enemy tactics of those protesters.  ... if you weren't using them to defend a man whose campaign has ridden those same tactics to unprecedented levels.
Output: Yes
Tim you make a very good point. As Deb says, and I agree 10,000% with this-figure out a way to pay the State Troopers to patrol the highway and enforce speed limit laws there. It used to be I couldn't drive to Hope without seeing at least 4-5 troopers, now I rarely even see one.
Output: No
Name calling is a violation, I am flagging you again. I won't be satisfied until you are gone, you serve no purpose other than to insult. I have written into civil comment about you. See ya!
Output: Yes
But the thing is...she couldn't have said anything else. If you are a musher and you say anything bad about the Iditarod, they can ban you. It's the new gag order on mushers, which I think is incredibly newsworthy. She couldn't say that she wasn't "satisfied with how the ITC was handling it," in fact she was specifically obligated to say that she WAS satisfied, because she's not allowed to say anything bad. Medred decided that this wasn't OK and went ahead with the story, a decision I think was right. 

I guess he could have left her name out of it, but perhaps the info was already out there and telling the story with no name attached would have been weird.
Output: No
It's no surprise that the Rs bent over for Bloomberg. They cannot be trusted to protect your rights. Vote Libertarian at every opportunity.
Output: No
WHY BOTHER? The GOP has done NOTHING but obstruct. Their top priority, their STATED top priority, has been to prevent our TWICE elected PRESIDENT from doing his job. 

"wait till the people have their say" these people say and refuse to do their job to  fill the Supreme Court vacancy. 

WE HAD OUR SAY WHEN OBAMA WAS ELECTED IN 2012.

Yeah, I know this article is about OUR Alaskan GOP. But the reality is they are sheep. 

And thanks to that bigotted buffoon Trump, this November they along with MANY more are going to be SHEARED.

NO NEW STATE TAXES. NOT EVER!!!  THAT is what all literate and informed Alaskan's are saying. AND KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF THE PFD PRINCIPLE!!!

Civil enough friends?
Output: Yes
Yes, another dump truck full of  federal money with a state contribution to create an image of progress (but mostly employment opportunities for the politically connected in this state) is all that is needed because that is working so well now.   Upon her return to Washington D.C., A.G. Lynch might want to stop by some other Federal Offices such as the Office of the EPA and Department of the Interior  to see how they are helping to improve the situation in rural Alaska regarding renewable resource processing and non-renewable resource exploitation that might create wealth for an employment base to provide a sense of self-worth now that population increase and access to modern technology has overcome the ability (or desire) to live a subsistence lifestyle.  Also, what "program" does A.G. Lynch have in mind to combat the serious addiction problems with associated social costs in the remaining areas of Alaska?
Output: Yes
But if the government shuts down, how will your oily masters keep getting the giveaways that they in turn use to pay you to make ADN comments? Not that I wouldn't love to see you in line for the dole. Now THAT would be entertainment.
Output: Yes
she's a perfect example as to why liberalism is a mental illness.
Output: Yes
Jerry, 
It isn't corporations that have the (chokehold); clearly,
it is the Republican & Democrat 50 state duopolies.  The corporations just buy the tickets to enjoy & benefit from these bullies who pound the US body politic into submission.
Output: Yes
This would be a great addition to downtown and allow for housing that isn't targeted towards students, but instead towards townies.  Although the rent seems high, anywhere in the urban core is pretty high nowadays.
Output: No
And some very low-information and poorly educated people try to rationalize that we don't need algebra.  Sheesh!  So much for their thinking abilities.
Output: Yes
Patricia Blair, You are right.  If Mark Takai was unable to participate in the House floor vote because of his medical condition, he should withdraw as a candidate in the 2016 election.
Output: No
potluck anyone?
Output: No
Karl, even if they took the entire PFD, it is all spent already and they still have not closed the gap completely. they will implement a tax(s), at which point people will begin to evaluate the costs of living in Alaska to greener pastures in the South. I for one love Alaska, but if they steal to much of my income, I am not apposed to relocating elsewhere where my hard earned dollar will go farther. the state MUST cut and then cut some more before asking us to cut our standard of living. does it seem fair that they will require us to cut our budgets but do nothing meaningful with theirs?
Output: No
Oh wow Peter DeFazio got his name on something now he should move on to New Zealand. This editor is touting saving $24 million. For a bunch of bureaucrats that have been doing lunch meetings for several years that they even voted on any thing is amazing. I would be interested to see the over head of this committee. In fact the editor is totally wrong if the interest is saving money. The maybe 6-8 million not going to fund draft registration after committee costs will be spent on some thing else. Like maybe send it to ltd for their next round of monument building and legacy padding emx. Draft  registration just might serve another purpose. Like about the only thing left that demonstrates to 18 year olds they may be called on to defend what freedoms we have left in this country. Just the opposite of what is taught in schools.
Output: No
So now will the owner of the building come back with a huge discount on the rent or a deal on a buyout that includes the land?
Output: No
Investigation?

There was a fire. A manager from the restaurant made a public statement about the restaurant. That's called reporting.
Output: No
Of course birth control should be private, but your logic does not apply.  You may notice the word 'teens' in my post.  Teens are often uneducated in even how they can get pregnant (some parents are afraid of sex education), and few plan far enough ahead to prepare for sex.  They share a lot of half-true gossip among their own society, very little is private, and superstition is common.   
I worked with teens for 20 years. The fact you question my education and intellectual ability only shows your ignorance or stubbornness.  Yes, religious sentiment does still run deep, and that is part of the reason for lack of adequate sex education in school.
Output: Yes
Exactly my comment was removed because I referred to using chain gangs again and called them slave labor in the same terminology.  God forbid I be honest.  Oh wait I hurt someone's tender sensibilities.  It wasn't spam, it wasn't abusive and it wasn't a threat so the flaggers are just butt hurt.
Output: No
Our legislators have burned most of their bridges behind them, so they have no choice but to run the course.  There is a story in the Bible about a crooked business manager ... when his boss caught on, and was getting ready to fire him, he wrote off many of his bosses creditors, and secured sort of a "golden parachute" for himself.  Our legislators seem to be doing just that, redistributing a big hunk of Alaska's wealth to those who will give them jobs when they get fired from government.
Output: Yes
Thomas R. Wilson - Your argument could be expanded to justify the legislature being in continuous session. Don't scoff. That is exactly why the US Congress is in nearly perpetual session. They weren't supposed to be and it has had far ranging consequences. We shouldn't want to go there.

The Alaska Leg session was originally only supposed to be 90 days, according to the State Constitution. Some other states have much shorter sessions and manage to get things done.

The length of session is not the problem. The legislators need to prioritize. Constitutionally, the ONLY job they have is passing a budget. They could do that in 90 days if they concentrated. Watch 360 North's Gavel to Gavel sometime and you'll see a lot of wasted time. If they started with the budget and, then, if they had time, they did these other things ... that would solve the problem right there. Lengthening the session would only encourage them not to get the work done.
Output: No
Sounds like EverBank is trying to bully the state with its threats.  They have probably been in cahoots with Pfeffer all along and this is their last ditch scare tactic.
Output: No
Do research on the H$U$. It is an AR-led organization. Of course, they are now careful how they couch their language as people become more aware of the difference between animal welfare and animal rights as philosophies. Pacelle has long been an AR "true believer" [LOTS of past quotes of his are out there}, but he's also a clever flimflam man. He did slip, however, in a follow-up article after the sickening announcement of SeaWorld's BAD partnership with H$U$. Pacelle actually used the word "animal rights" instead of "animal welfare" in referring to future activities to further diminish human contact and use of animals.
Output: No
You've tried to run a campaign several times, Fluetsch.  Why don't you organize a write-in campaign and unseat your district's incumbent?  Put up or shut up.
Output: Yes
“Cliven Bundy is a thief and terrorist” is a factual comment.
Output: Yes
Larry, I have always thought you pretty okay. This takes you over my sandline.  Sorry. I always liked you, dude! I'm bummed.
Output: No
"Duplicitous criminal?"
Sorry, friend, but one doesn't get to make up charges. I'm unaware of any charges, much less convictions, of our former Secretary of State.
I am also unaware of any grandiose promises she has made that are unreachable, assuming we don't have a continuance of our "No!" congressional Republican leadership.
As for that 1% thing: I applaud a person that is willing to sacrifice for the general good. You aren't envious of her wealth, are you?
Far more disturbing is a billionaire like Trump saying this country sucks and who wants to give himself and his cronies unprecedented MAJOR tax cuts.
Hillary may be a somewhat jelly-like centrist, but she's no hate-filled greed ball like Trump.
Output: Yes
Thank you for your letter-Jayme...it  needed to be said.
Many are very concerned about what is happening to our city
and want accountability to the taxpayers.
Output: No
Dear Alaskan PFD receivers

Maybe now they will choose to vote to use the $8.2 Billion CBR that mostly came from the oil producers to help pay the $4 billion debt!

Don’t fall prey to Saudi’s oil price manipulation and lose your market share!

Is it time to go home and get the voters opinions and come back strong next year and help Alaska prosper?

The rude people that post things like “hell with oil” and “we own the oil” and “stop the oil welfare” are just a small percent of masked people that could be unreasonable Isis or Greenpeace supporters, that seem to hate Alaska’s oil producers!

These credits are working just as many have said in testomomy!

Please use the CBR and pay the $4 billion and take a fresh look at oil next year maybe it will be $100 a barrel and the legislature can understand all the new discoveries and new projects by Bill Armstrong, Caelus, Blue Crest, Furie, Brooks Range Petroleum, ASRC, Donkel Oil & Gas and many other fine Alaskan trade groups like, AOGA!
Output: Yes
Well, to begin with this is an inspiring and very human story about the triumph of family, friendship and love. So the next time you use the word 'Billary' in your comments you might just want to think about that......
Output: No
The republican party now realizes their party is a joke and Trump has become the punch line.
Output: Yes
In Washington, many informed voters chose not to submit their primary ballot because they knew the delegates were already divided and it was used simply for the Democrats to collect information. It was widely advertised in the local papers there that the primary was in fact meaningless. Thus, the primary ballot was also not at all representative of reflecting the will of the voters.
Output: No
I didn't see where anyone said she will be indicted, it was said she's being investagated and that's a fact
Output: No
Smith, you do realize that you are talking to people who came here only to have a bowel movement and not learn anything?
Output: Yes
40-20:
 Pretty good letter, and not an ounce of mistruth in it, backed up by history and facts. Unlike the post directly below it.
Output: Yes
For now, I have confidence that rational American voters will put narcisist tRump in his place.  The American people have yet to hear HOW tRump plans to make America great when she hasn't lost her footing.  Campaign theories sound good in theory but lousy in practice.  Campaign theories fade away just like fireworks that dazzle for a few minutes and then shimmy away only to be forgotten until the next time.
Output: Yes
Non-whites should be banned also.
Output: Yes
I have been to Florida many times but since I was a kid the increase in alligators is beyond belief. As a kid we hoped to perhaps see a gator. Going to Florida in 2008 we tried to avoid seeing gators since they were every body of water from a toy swimming pool to the lakes and rivers.  While we were there at the hotel at night on the tv news almost daily a person walking a small dog had to fend off a gator attack where the gators got on shore and chased them, some gators got a meal that way.  I saw a recent video of a big gator going through a yard that was fenced and on the other side was a canal. The gator stopped, looked over the situation and climbed the 6 ft fence straight up to get to the canal. So the boy had his feet in a foot of water, that is not swimming. Obviously the signs at the lake need more clear directions. I live in Hawaii in the winter, the tourism industry there also downplays the hazards that one can face on the islands. I found the same in to be true in Florida.
Output: No
I hear that years ago people who caused problems were given a one way ticket to the lower 48.  It sure would be cheaper than jailing,  feeding, and providing them with an attorney.
Output: No
Best comment of the day.
Output: No
No wonder (with Envision Eugene) why the single family property values keep climbing, making housing cost LESS affordable, which include rents for the working stiff.
Output: No
same thing here, over and over and over and over... till finally got to move on. but i won't be em'g anyone about it.
Output: No
Those is charge now must then be representative of Criminal Defense Attorneys, because all they do now is lie about the outright crimes they're committing.
Output: Yes
The crazy hippies here need to stop take other people's things For example they appear to be stealing punctuation marks like periods Are they selling these periods on the black market to out of work copy editors Man I think they are stealing question marks as well and commas Not exclamation marks Is anything safe All we are left with is the apostrophe it looks like
Output: Yes
Not that this has anything to do with taxes, or unions, but – since Boozer brought it up – aren't we all pretty sure that educated is better than ignorant? And that people who run businesses are more likely to be educated than ignorant? If you'd like data on that one, The Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurship (kauffman.org), probably the most respected non-government source for information on entrepreneurship, has studies showing that 91% of successful entrepreneurs have college degrees.  Although, like another commenter here, I like the irony of "educated morons." And I'd never argue that there aren't a lot of ignorant people with degrees.
Output: Yes
Source of losing exactly 37% since 2009?
Output: No
Hugh: Ali would have looked down on you, and not respected you, unless you yourself are black, heterosexual, married to a black woman, and a Muslim.   If you don't fall into that category, then you would have been a devil in his eyes.

When asked by a BBC reporter about his beliefs that black people should not associate with whites, he said this:

"There are white people who mean right and in their hearts wanna do right. But if 10,000 rattlesnakes were coming down that aisle now, and I had a door that I could shut, and in that 10,000, 1,000 meant right, 1,000 rattlesnakes didn't want to bite me, I knew they were good... Should I let all these rattlesnakes come down, hoping that the thousand get together and form a shield for me? Or should I just close the door and stay safe?"

That is certainly not a man to be admired.  Not in my book.  The fact that his analogy for white people was that they are rattlesnakes says a lot.

What if a white person said that of blacks??
Output: Yes
Back when your granddaddies went a lynching? That was democrats back then. never was republicans and still isn't.
Output: Yes
OK.  It seemed you were taking umbrage at the remarks of others that were somewhat critical of the editorial in question.  Implicit in that was an agreement with the editorial position, i.e., women are systemically disadvantaged in the labor market re: wages, and Society is obliged to "do something about it".  But if I over-interpreted your remarks, I apologize.
Output: No
We have seen the same thing written about men's published opinions.  There is nothing sexist in that comment.
Output: No
I do applaud the Register Guard for taking this step. Over the long haul it might lead to a more relaxed and fun forum for discussion. For a long time I called for the same policy online as in the paper itself, make people use their real names, as anonymity seemed to foster bullying. But I came to understand that wouldn't allow a city employee to call out dumb behavior by government, without their getting fired.

I do have some questions going forward, regarding just what is civil and what is not. I recognize bullying when I see it, as it strives to humiliate a fellow human. But if I call someone a nincompoop for tricking my country into a war, is that civil?  How do I criticize dangerous behavior without going too far? Maybe a little more guidance as to what is considered civil would help. While civility is essential, so is honesty and clear language. Sometimes civility is just impossible. Would Michael Moore's movie,  "Where to Invade Next", be seen as civil?
Hugh Massengill, Eugene
Output: Yes
I guess you have not been to many sessions of any legislature, either in Alaska, or other states, or the Federal Congress.  Sen Kelly was not outside the historical norms, nor did he "expound" on his own views in any detail.  It is also arrogant to claim YOU know what is in sync with "Christian teachings" or not.   It is hard to say who is more out of sync with "Biblical" teachings?  One of which is to leave judgement to God, and not be judgemental ourselves.
Output: No
We cant trust people who change ethical positions to stay in power.  #whichjulesbailey #whichtedwheeler  We would have wasted $10 Billion as estimated by Joe Cortright who is quoted as an expert on this.  ODOT also used the endless lies used by Bailey.   All the lies and roll vall listed here..  http://tinyurl.com/csatalking
Output: Yes
Maybe take away some TV shows, such as one where you take a pill and suddenly you're the all-powerful wizard, or some video games that advocate to kill in any way possible. Even cartoons are violent. But hey, I'm glad to know kids are eating seaweed! My Grandkids love it.
Output: No
Alaska Legislators are exactly like the pirates of the sailing age who shunned the rule of law, then elected the most popular pirates as captain and first mates.   The problem for the pirate "leadership" was that if the treasure ran out and the crew felt threatened the captain and his buddies could find themselves at the end of the plank.  

This situation, although unfortunate  for many Alaskans, is a just reward much deserved by those who created this now dysfunctional legislative process based on secrecy and the quid pro quo of spending for loyalty.   The majority standing caucus in the House has fallen apart and the Senate may soon follow suite.
Output: Yes
Every driver has an obligation to be LOOKING at least a quarter mile  down the road to see what's going on in front and on the sides of the road.  At least a sober driver can determine when and how quickly to stop or brake.  A DUI driver doesn't have that ability.
Output: No
Bad idea, waste of fuel, pollutes the air more and wastes time. 
At the transfer stations, the garbage is compacted more so less trips to the dump.
Dang, where is the folks with thinking caps?
Output: Yes
Excellent piece. People don't realize that it is ultimately the consumer who is pinched by these so-called business-only taxes; they are more or less pass-thru charges that hurt businesses (impairing their ability to compete with companies not exposed to the same taxes), workers (when costs of being in business go up, companies lay off workers), and consumers who pay higher prices for the same stuff as they did before.  Enough is enough. Perhaps the hostile tax environment may be part of the reason that the economy is so services oriented in Oregon. A lot of the Fortune 500 companies have left. The problem with such a services-oriented economy is that it is not very flexible. So, when economic downturns come around every 8 years, or so, the Oregon and other services-oriented economies (e.g. Arizona) is hit harder than the national average; a lot of the money used to pay for those services is sourced from discretionary income.  In recessions, people have less discretionary consumption.
Output: No
"Adam and Eve had many advantages, but the principal one was, that they escaped teething." Pudd'nhead Wilson

There was a preacher who fell in the ocean and he couldn't swim. When a boat came by, the captain yelled, "Do you need help, sir?" The preacher calmly said "No, God will save me." A little later, another boat came by and a fisherman asked, "Hey, do you need help?" The preacher replied again, "No God will save me." Eventually the preacher drowned & went to heaven. The preacher asked God, "Why didn't you save me?" God replied, "Fool, I sent you two boats!"
Output: Yes
I wonder if this whole  research deal is not predicated on government money.  These professors were unable to bring in government money for  research.  So they had to go. The first thng that goes on at the University of Oregon is  taxpayer money.
Output: No
This title gave me cancer.
Output: Yes
Also, FYI, there is no town of Yaquina Bay.  South Beach Fish Market is in Newport.
Output: No
They often live in such small, closed societies, that inbreeding sometimes occurs.   And that leads to mental retardation.
Output: Yes
All ivory trade should be banned

2015 25 walruses found dead near Cape Lisburne. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined the laughter was human caused. 1992 – A two year federal undercover operation interrupted one of the biggest wildlife slaughters in modern Alaska history; a grisly massacre of protected walruses providing ivory for the tourist trade. 2007 - Commentary by Paul Watson Founder and President of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society: Headless walrus are washing up on Alaskan beaches and narwhals are being pumped full of lead. Arctic wildlife is under assault in the quest for ivory and few dare question the losses for fear of being labeled racist. Additional stories, www.adn.com, search “ivory”. Alaska ivory poaching is on a par with African elephant ivory poaching.
Output: Yes
I understand where you are coming from. I assume with my hypothetical question that you would not recommend recusing Carlson if your client was charged with a felony assault  on a gay man. Reasonable minds might disagree with your position. But if your test is as you say: whether the judge gets reversed a lot on denying suppression motions or for other errors and more than his peers, then I expect you would not be trying many cases in Carlson's court since his record for reversals was far more than any other judge during his tenure trying criminal and domestic cases. But since such refusals are so opaque as you suggested how would anyone know your reasons? You may have the last word. I have concluded.
Output: No
More laws are needed to ensure homeschooling is conducted in a way that meets state educational standards, period. This nonsense about letting people do what ever they want is absolute idiocy. Of course, looks who's controlling Alaska state laws. THE IDIOTS
Output: Yes
Common sense and patriotism for your state and country went out the door when Money became the New Republican Jesus. Abolish the Party System and let's go back to being Americans. One person, one vote. Let `em all raise their own money for media and travel. Make this law for Alaska and watch the other states fall like dominoes.
Output: No
Start working at home with Google! It’s by-far the best job I’ve had. Last Wednesday I got a brand new BMW since getting a check for $6474 this – 4 weeks past. I began this 8-months ago and immediately was bringing home at least $77 per hour. I work through this link, go to tech tab for work detail. 
+++++++++http://www.cashapp24.com/
Output: No
Move to Texas if you like the death penalty.  I'm sure Texas won't disappoint you, Jacobson.
Output: Yes
They normally don't contain a plastic non-biodegradable filter like commercial cigs
Output: No
The guy obviously is a serial killer. 35 years?
Output: Yes
They are not protestors, they are Maoist Red Guard thugs sent out by the Communist Party that masquerades as the Democrat Party.
Output: Yes
Anonymous comments are like murmurs from the crowd. Very brave of the faceless and nameless to make personal remarks about those who actually put their name where their mouth is.
Output: Yes
I have a lot of British friends who are more involved in American politics than most Americans. So in exchange I confront them about the real heir to the British throne, the Australian man claiming to be Charles' and Camilla's love child from the '60s. He lives in Australia and has 9 kids. So all nine of his kids would also be in the succession for the throne! I think America should be ready to go to war on behalf of the rightful king of England!
Output: No
$365 is a joke.  Nepal charges $10,000 for a permit to climb Everest. And the government doesn't set up base camp for you.
Output: No
Well ladies -- there is hiring nurses and then there is FINDING nurses to hire. Another challenge for nurses is keeping them on the floor. There are many RN's employed by hospitals, including PH, who have left floor nursing for other in-house positions. One thing hospitals could consider, is cutting back the number of available positions that do not supporting direct patient care. Sniff, sniff I detect pre-prep for upcoming contract negotiations is getting underway as you try to tell the community the staffing crisis is purposeful. So, here is what you are saying...1) PH makes "dizzying profits". Yes, reinvested in keeping small hospitals open and advanced technology in larger medical centers + millions in write offs serving the poor. 2) PH knows there are available physicians and nurses  but chooses not to hire them to keep patient care resources low and profits up. Really?  Suggest you partner up with recruiters in HR and learn how many RN's and MD's they turn away.
Output: No
The new math... 24 is equal to 12......again an embarrassment!
Output: Yes
The news is people fall for this stuff.
Output: Yes
Exactly, Koncerned.
Those 50 percenter moochers are killin' us! We need to get those lazy, retired seniors (who paid their taxes for decades but WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR ME LATELY??), disabled folks, active-duty military and children to start pulling their weight, get some skin in the game, start paying some taxes, and stop putting the burden on the rest of us.

Get some jobs, moochers!
Output: Yes