Firefighters responded to a fire alarm at the EagleBank building at the corner of Woodmont and Fairmont Avenues before 8:00 AM this morning. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services and Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad personnel entered the building, but it appeared to be a false alarm.
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ReplyDelete7:55am if only they gave local Edward R Murrow awards for best reproduction of press releases
Delete@ 8:51 AM - Agreed. EastMoCo would win, hands down!
ReplyDelete"Woodmont" said:
ReplyDelete"If only they gave local Edward R Murrow awards for best reproduction of press releases"
Category: "Edward R Murrow Award"
August 30, 2018
http://robertdyer.blogspot.com/2018/08/riemer-advances-zoning-scheme-that.html
Robert Dyer said:
"I doubt you want to open a discussion about the Kensington Crash Pad the MoCo cartel hosts journalists new to the County in on a temporary basis. You many recall when the defunct Bethesda Now launched, one of its first stories was about the Kensington Labor Day parade. WTF? Remember, Bethesda Now only covered Bethesda, of which Kensington is not a part.
"Several BB reporters have filed similar early dispatches from Kensington, as they stumble across stories while living in the crash pad. Who owns the crash pad? We only know its a friend of the MoCo cartel who wants good news about the cartel's politicians.
"Potential Pulitzer Prize story, if the Post actually covered Montgomery County. They haven't covered the Council general election AT ALL. All their MoCo political articles are about "look how many people are running for County Council/Executive!!!!!!!" Real Ed R. Murrow stuff. LOL"
August 15, 2018
http://robertdyer.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-claiborne-is-back-and-bigger.html
Not-So-Anonymous said:
"Dyer has loads of Silver Spring development updates, updates on progress at the new brewery, etc. Not one "Google Street View" image among those!
"Anything happening outside your window today that you can blog about? I propose a new local Edward R Murrow award category for local news reporting looking outside a window. 'This year's inaugural Rear Window award goes to...Bethesdamagazine.com!" Applause ensues.'"
February 21, 2018
http://robertdyer.blogspot.com/2018/02/auburn-professional-building-in.html
"Woodmont" said...
"If you're nominating yourself for the Edward R. Murrow award for breaking development meeting sign news, I don't think the category exists."
Robert Dyer said (on the same thread 6 1/2 hours later, without even acknowleging "Woodmont"):
"Yep, we all saw the sign on Auburn Avenue. Pulitzer stuff, for sure."
January 10, 2017
http://robertdyer.blogspot.com/2017/01/smashburger-closes-in-bethesda-photos.html
"Bethesdan" said:
"Dyer's stalker has a special feeling for Smashburger, hence all the weird comments on this closure. His story about a girl ordering a burger at this place with a 'fuck ton of mayo' was the most read story in his short, but sad career as a journo. Not exactly local Edward R.Murrow Award stuff. I can see why Reamer loved him so.
August 21, 2015
http://robertdyer.blogspot.com/2015/08/car-crashes-into-bethesda-storefront.html
Not-So-Anonymous said: "[Deleted comment] expects to win Edward R. Murrow awards reporting on cars crashing into underwear stores. Big, big story."
WARNING: THIS COMMENT HAS BEEN BACKED UP BY THE SUBURBAN NEWS NETWORK COMMENT RESTORATION SERVICE. Any attempt to censor will get bodyslammed through a coffee table.
I love these dispatches from downtown Bethesda. And when the email drops daily, it's amazing!
ReplyDelete11:23 AM Important! Everyone listen to this man. Sign up for Dyer's daily email dispatch and tell a friend.
ReplyDelete"Blog templates"
ReplyDelete"Fuck ton of mayo"
"Rear window"
Is anyone actually disputing that Robert's troll is consumed with resentment? The same issues plague the troll year after year.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone ever given an endorsement, a testimonial, or even any kind of compliment to Robert Dyer, anywhere outside of his own blog, with their own name actually signed to said endorsement/testimonial/compliment?
ReplyDelete10:36: You've never heard of the Edward R. Murrow award? Any two people who refer to a Golden Globe or Pulitzer Prize are therefore the same person? Your paranoia is showing. What a moron.
ReplyDeleteRethink your idea of believing your dim intellect bolsters your credibility.
The sheepshill library grows!!
ReplyDelete"poor impulse control"
"the genesis of your inner pain"
"probably never met or spoken to the man"
"inside baseball"
"Edward R Murrow award"
"consumed with resentment"
Curiouser and curiouser! They use the same phrases, usually have the same cadence.
There's a serial shiller in our midst. This sounds like quite the mystery.
3:49: Do you realize your daily cyberbullying and troll commenting makes you appear mentally ill to 99% of readers? You not only suffer from "poor impulse control," but also from a lack of self-awareness.
ReplyDeleteUnwritten Rule #267:
ReplyDeleteRobert Dyer never engages in conversation with "the Serial Shiller".
Example #19 of projecting onto others his own flaws.
ReplyDeleteIt just ticks you off that I can see through your BS.
4:35AM -- GMTA!!! OMG, too funny!
ReplyDelete"to 99% of readers?"
ReplyDeleteWhich once again, raises the question, how many readers does Robert Dyer's blog actually have?
Facebook activity suggests that his blog has only 1/50 the number of readers as Bethesda Beat.
Looks like the landlord of the Amazon's HQ2 will be Bethesda's very own JBG Smith.
ReplyDelete#ThanksHans
4:42: And Montgomery County lost the competition for the actual HQ2, dumbass. #ThanksHans
ReplyDeleteThe cemetery precincts came in strong for Riemer! Too bad thousands of Democrats switched their vote from Hans to Robert Dyer, and Riemer finished dead last among the winners.
Cemetery precincts...you are so silly.
ReplyDeleteYour recent rhetoric, and often that of other Republicans, trying to delegitimize election results is awfully dangerous. An openly authoritarian move.
The Russian conspiracy theories from the 2016 presidential election are dangerous too yet they're mainstream now.
DeleteSpeaking only for myself, I instead of Hans I voted Green (Willard.)
ReplyDeleteDyer had a much better rant on this subject on his RockvilleNutz blog this morning.
ReplyDelete"LOL - did you miss when nearly 70% of voters approved term limits in 2016? But then two years later, supposedly voted for candidates who will vote the exact same way as the bums they term-limited?
"A voter universe [there's that weird phrase again. -Ed.] that expanded by 100,000 voters in only four years, 3 precincts not counted several days after the election, a driver's license mill busted by police days before the election, tens of thousands of expired names still on the voter rolls, deflated vote total for the only candidate in the At-Large race with actual name recognition in the County, collusion with the Washington Post and other media outlets to write nothing about the general election Council races, collusion with community organizations and civic associations to cancel their debates.
"Those are some of the issues so far, but let's wait until the precinct-by-precinct results are released to find the anomalies at specific polling places (as I noted in 2010 and 2014)."
Looks like Dyer has already missed the statute of limitations for the 2010 election.
ReplyDelete"Too bad thousands of Democrats switched their vote from Hans to Robert Dyer, and Riemer finished dead last among the winners"
ReplyDeleteYou would have to be a total idiot to gloat that the candidate who received three times as many votes was "last among the winners." If he's a winner, what does that make you?
"thousands of Democrats switched their vote from Hans to Robert Dyer"
ReplyDeleteAs usual, wishful thinking on your part.
Dyer - increased 2,733 votes, 3.6%, 2018 over 2014
Riemer - increased 95,612 votes, 72%, over 2014
More likely there was slightly higher turnout among Republican voters, though not anywhere near as high as the increase in turnout for Democratic voters.
2014
ReplyDeleteDyer, Robert REP 75,404 8.63%
Fiotes, Chris REP 68,179 7.80%
2018
Dyer, Robert REP 78,137 6.2%
Fiotes, Chris REP 72,034 5.4%
Dyer - increased 2,733 votes, 3.6%, 2018 over 2014
Fiotes - increased 3,855 votes, 57% over 2014
As a percentage of the vote, however, both Dyer and Fiotes decreased.
Looks like Republican voters ignored your request to vote only for you.
More importantly, your share of the total vote decreased from 8.63% in 2014, to 6.2% in 2018.
ReplyDelete"The Russian conspiracy theories from the 2016 presidential election are dangerous too yet they're mainstream now."
ReplyDeleteThe several dozen indictments during the past year suggest to reasonable people that it's not "conspiracy theories".
4:07: Those indictments are a joke that won't stand up in any but a kangaroo court (which a D.C. or NoVa jury might qualify as). Mueller didn't even expect the Russians he indicted to fight back, then quickly stopped pressing that line of attack when they did. #Oops.
ReplyDeleteMueller is so desperate, he's had to resort on inventing crimes via interviews. The big scandal no one is covering is the Deep State's attempted coup of a duly-elected President. You know, the same Deep State that assassinated JFK, RFK and anybody else challenging their plans.
2:21: More importantly, these vote totals are tainted and incorrect.
2:14: Check again, *****. The vote clearly shows about 6000 very smart Democrat voters wisely switched their Riemer vote to me.
11:13: It makes me an honest person who doesn't have to resort to voter fraud and tampering and collusion to win an election.
"The vote clearly shows about 6000 very smart Democrat voters wisely switched their Riemer vote to me."
ReplyDeleteDyer - increased 2,733 votes, 3.6%, 2018 over 2014
Riemer - increased 95,612 votes, 72%, over 2014
Even if every single one of the 2.733 additional votes you received in 2018 over 2014, was from "very smart Democrat voters wisely switched their Riemer vote to [you]", where do you get "6,000"? Please show your work.
"Those indictments are a joke that won't stand up in any but a kangaroo court."
So why have several of the defendants already pled guilty?
5:00: Because they are old men who are facing life in prison on trumped up charges.
ReplyDeleteYour math is terrible - look at the gap between me and Shelly Skolnick, then look at the gap between Hans Riemer and Will Jawando, and you will see that smart Democrats indeed switched their Riemer votes to me.
Dyer wrote: [b]"The big scandal no one is covering is the Deep State's attempted coup of a duly-elected President. You know, the same Deep State that assassinated JFK, RFK and anybody else challenging their plans."[/b]
ReplyDeleteIt is strongly held opinions such as this that will forever keep you from being elected in Montgomery County.
The "deep state," a term used by the paranoid/ignorant to describe fellow citizens who devote themselves to public service.
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