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Collaros was 31 when we traded for him. With the amount of potential roster turnover each year we could absolutely see tremendous success in a short period of time if we have a QB who is ready to step in right away. One key would be not repeating history by experiencing success with Brown while TE's potential grows only to watch him walk away when he's ready to step into a starting role. Keeping both QBs actually gives us the potential to get it right this time. That being said, of course it depends on what we could get for any of our QBs but I don't expect any offer to be worth it.

Perkins

Sam Hicks

Brady O.

Bryce Perkins

I get why those who consider themselves social conservatives would want to vote UCP and I totally support them doing so. What I don't get is the economic argument. There's nothing I've read - and I'm trying to stay as informed as I can - that indicates that Kenny's economic plan is superior to Notley's. I just wish never-NDP'ers would just own it rather than try to convince themselves and others that Kenny can raise the price of oil by yelling and bully his way to building a pipeline.

Golden Age of politics we are definitely NOT in...

Funny, but I think very true.

Had a funny phone call from the UCP here in Alberta last week. I don't remember the script exactly but they started out by identifying themselves as calling on behalf of the UCP and then saying "Don't you think it's time we had government..." and then bashing the NDP on an issue, I think it was about their financial management. I've actually been a fan, for the most part, of the provincial NDP (I have no idea which least worst party I'm going to go with federally but I know it's not NDP) so I said "nope" in a friendly, half-amused tone and he said thank-you and hung up. I thought, wow, if you were trying to convince me to swing to the UCP you might wanna switch up your tactics. I'm not sure the abrupt-end-to-the-phone-call-when-I don't-agree-with-you route is gonna take you a long way.

Mass use of self-driving cars can't come soon enough...

Xr is just over $1000 to start. It not a matter of can I afford it but do I want to. At this stage in my life (i.e., with a young family) I would much rather buy something like the Nokia 6.1 and spend the other $700 elsewhere.

It seems iMessages keeps a remarkable number of people in the Apple ecosystem; I know that was one of the biggest factors for us. That and Apple getting into the mid-range market (my wife and I got SEs). Now that they're back to being high-end only I don't think even iMessages will be enough to keep us when it's time for a new phone (I was very close to getting a Nokia 6.1 a few months ago but had trouble even justifying that expense with my SE still ticking). I'm impatiently waiting for the day when there is a capable iMessage equivalent on Android.

Those prices mean that when it's time for a new phone I'll be looking long and hard at an Android.

Agreed. It seems that "reboot" has lost it's original meaning and is just a blanket term now, which I actually find quite annoying.

I watched as much World Cup as I could find time for and it was quite refreshing to not be bombarded by interviews and graphics that took away from the game more than they added.