You provide no solution at all. What you attempt to do is two fold: answer my question by asking a bunch of questions (including a question to the primary question) and by attempting to apply criminal evidence standards to what at best can be described as either civil or administrative (i,e, ethics committee) allegations.

Not how this works.

The case was an appeal of RE tax assessments for tax years 2018 thru 2021. Only those years on this particular issue was before the court. I have not seen where Tower appealed the Comm Court ruling to SCOPA. If Tower did not appeal to SCOPA, then their time to appeal has run (30 days from the Feb 10 ruling was today) and the matter goes no further. If they did appeal, then it is not yet showing up on the public docket. I believe an appeal is as of right (no need to request permission to file an appeal).

There is no "reapply" to this type of case. And no court, except SCOPA, to look at it under the rules. No agency in Hbg can overrule a court.

Not sure what all that has to do with a RE assessment appeal. Or with the ruling.

>Depends on what the judge say

No. In a RE tax appeal, only the tax years appealed are before the court.

>So, if a guy bops a babe's boob or pats her butt, she has to provide evidence? How does she do that?

That was my question to you. To which you responded with whining. Sometimes, when there are multiple women making similar accusations, see, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, you have to believe the accusers.

They gave you a cold response to real questions. Imma guess you do not have a pump. Which means you cannot pump in their pump room. You should not have to use one of theirs (yuck) or go out an buy something that jury duty pay does not even cover.

If you have an email address for them, tell them flat out: new infant (I'd skip the 12-w.o. part), no daycare/sitter, no pump, no availability, please push me back 3 years. Keep it that simple.

Can "back bills" for RE taxes be sent out? Not sure that is how it works.

Taxing authorities generally get one chance to send out their RE bills and the taxpayer gets one chance with a limited time period to appeal that bill. Believe that is what was done here, with no reach onto other properties.

>Been saying for years

Same.

Have to wonder if BC/BS, Highmark, Humana, etc., are now looking at the impact of executive salaries on their "non-profit" status.

Philly traffic is not just inside the City limits. There's quite a bit of traffic out where you suggest OP go. 202 around West Chester, Goshen and up to Exton is about as ugly as any place except maybe Rt. 1 west of Philly. And traffic there is a bumper-to-bumper race from one traffic light to the next.

> If you claim that some one punched you in the arm, they aren't going to just take your word

Again, if a woman gets her boob bopped or butt patted by a guy, how does the woman provide evidence? What you provide is an orange to my apple. A punch may result in an observable bruise which could be evidence whereas an unwanted pat on the arse will leave no mark. Or do you think the police will dust her butt for fingerprints?

>Republicans are so irrelevant on this one.

Perfect opportunity to point out their hypocrisy on the issue, especially when a member of their own caucus stays silent until they are no longer in power.

611 from 95 is one long line of traffic lights. A really long haul going 15 mph.

Delaware? To see one place and then encounter all that heavy Philly traffic?

Waze will take him up 15 to 581 to 83 to 81. If there is an unscenic, traffic heavy route, that is it. He needs to take 581 west to meet up with 81 by Wertzville so he can go across the George Wade instead of the south bridge (83). Still a shitload of traffic (especially trucks) until the 81-78 split.

Take the 15 north out of Frederick. When you get to Thurmont, take 550 north. This road takes you up thru deep woods and along crackling creeks. You'll hit some hollows with farms and then you'll end up in Sabillasville. At the St John UCC (and park), take a right onto Harbaugh Valley Road. Stay on that until you hit Rt. 16.

Follow Rt. 16 east for a very short while, then turn left (north) onto Jacks Mountain Rd. That will bring you by the ski place (Ski Liberty in Carroll Valley). That road joins up with Rt 116 and you'll go thru Fairfield. Turn left onto Carrolls Tract Rd (State 3011). Follow that into Ortanna where the road joins with Ortanna Road, which joins with old Rt. 30. Turn left.

Follow old Rt. 30 until you get to the traffic light at highway Rt. 30. Cross over to Rt 234. Follow that for miles until you get to the traffic light in Biglerville at Rt. 34. Turn left. (If you turn right you can get into downtown Gettysburg.)

Follow 34 until it T's into Rt 94. Turn left and enter Mt. Holly Springs. Keep going. It's still Rt 34. Follow 34 thru Carlisle, thru Carlisle Springs (dont miss the turn onto Carlisle Springs Rd at the railroad tracks!) and then go up the 1st Mountain.

At the top of the mountain is an annoying roundabout. It's new and people still do not know how to drive around it. You can take the 2nd right or continue on down 34. Either way, you'll end up on Rt 850. If you go down 34, you'll hit another roundabout at 850. If you go down Mountain Rd, 850 is a right turn. Can't miss it either way.

850 dumps you out into Marysville at Rt. 15. This is Perry County's first ever traffic light. You can go south (right) and pick up 81 just a few miles down. Or you can go north (left) and follow the big river to Duncannon (N. Market St.) to 322 south. (Or follow 15 up to Rt. 80).

If you decide to go across the Clarks Ferry Bridge, immediately take Rt 147 north. Follow that into Millersburg to 209 east. 209 intersects 81 above Pine Grove. Or...

You can hop off 209 at Joliet and get onto Rt 125 north. That will take you thru coal country up to Shamokin and Rt. 61. Take 61 east from there into Ashland. Jump onto Rt 54 east. If you get onto 54 in Strong you will miss sniffing the air in Centralia. Follow 54 to get on 81. By then you'll be ready for the highway. Or...

Follow 54 into Hometown and pick up Rt 309 north from there. That'll take you up to Wilkes-Barree, but 309 goes thru a million traffic lights in dingy Hazelton and most of it is anything but scenic.

I'm still waiting for a member - any member! - of the GQP expressing outrage at donnie dumpster fire walking in uninvited to the dressing rooms of teenage girls at beauty pageants.

Nothing?

You've not read that AG's Report on that.

And the folks lobbying the legislature to do nothing? Right. Republicans. Which group btw includes a former state senator convicted of possessing kiddie porn.

Key whatabouts that you've been silent on: the wife beaters in the GQP caucus.

Oh. What's that?

crickets.

Who controlled the PA House in 2019? Oh, right. The GQP was aware but did diddly to address allegations made by members of their own caucus!

>If you care about women, this should disgust you.

Dems told Zabel to get counseling.

Repubs told the wife beaters in their midst to do what? Oh. Right. To create fake figures (looking at you Frankie Ryan) and letters (looking at you Diamond) which helped create the false narrative Dush and MastriaNO tried pushing down our throats.

So, if a guy bops a babe's boob or pats her butt, she has to provide evidence? How does she do that?

Thought they only roasted. There's a retail there as well?

This is a place I want to visit.

Writing courses, in their many forms, are much more useful than the binary view would make them. Same with any number of other courses that not only round you out as a person but also helps you think beyond the binary world of physics/math/engineering.

You selected the courses you now describe as useless but you must have viewed them as worthy when you selected them, non? If anything, you should have used them to help bolster your GPA.

Writing courses should be part of every field of study. I suspect the other 2 you selected from a menu of courses that included history and maybe a language?