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What Is Methandroplex?
Methandroplex (Dianabol) is also known by its scientific names Methandrostenolone or Methandienone.
It is an anabolic androgenic steroid derived from testosterone.
Dianabol is a widely used anabolic steroid for athletes and bodybuilders and has been so since the 1950s.
Users take it orally, and it is one of the only steroids which got created for the specific purpose of enhancing performance.
Methandroplex is extremely popular with many beginner bodybuilders because of its highly rapid mechanism of action.
Those who are uncomfortable with injectable steroids are also drawn to it because it can be taken orally.
It is said to have the ability to increase appetite, which aids the drug's bulking effect. Купете D-Bal онлайн тук.
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Преди всичко, bodybuilders use Dianabol brands like Methandroplex during their periods of strength gaining and bulking.
Very rarely does it get utilized as a fat loss or cutting medium.
Users report having a significant increase in strength and power when used as an off-season bulking steroid.
Users in the bodybuilding community will tell you that the dosage of the steroid dramatically depends on individual desires and experience.
Въпреки това, many would recommend that for adequate results, 15 mg is acceptable. Many others also claim that 20 за да 25 mg per day of dosing is far more suitable.
When it comes to cycles, users suggest that due to its hepatotoxicity, Dbol, as it gets commonly referred to, should not surpass the 6 седмица гама.
Most bodybuilders recommend shortened cycles of 4 за да 6 седмици, which they say can provide adequate results — especially if they are just beginning.
Освен това, many bodybuilders believe Methandroplex to possess an incredible synergistic ability when stacked with other anabolic steroids.
Dianabol has a lower interaction with the body's androgen receptor when compared to testosterone, as well as a significant number of other anabolic steroids.
Its anabolic score is 210. The anabolic rating of testosterone is 100.
The reason for the strength of anabolism is due to the structural modifications of Methandroplex.
Being derived from testosterone, Methandrostenolone has an added double bond at both the carbon one and two positions.
This alteration also limits its androgenic traits.
Many bodybuilders find there are worthwhile benefits to using Methandroplex.
Some of those advantages include the following:
The claimed benefits of Methandroplex do not outweigh the adverse effects.
One of the significant side effects is its capacity for converting into estrogen in the body.
The estrogenic effects contribute to headaches, bloating or water retention, и гинекомастия (гинекомастия) or swollen male breast tissue.
Other significant side effects of prolonged use of the steroid include the following:
Aside from the physical sufferings from using the steroid, bodybuilders must also be concerned with ramifications of purchasing it illegally.
Dianabol is not an official substance for bodybuilding.
To get the drug without a prescription, those intending on buying it must do so from unregulated, онлайн източници.
It is not uncommon to hear of consumers ordering what they believe to be authentic Methandroplex and instead end up getting a shipment of counterfeit or contaminated products.
To avoid the physically severe damages and illegality of using and buying the steroid, bodybuilders should consider healthier options, such as natural, правни стероидни алтернативи.
Natural supplements can safely provide quick results. Suppliers like CrazyBulk offer legal steroids that are approved by the FDA.
Anabolic steroids may provide its users with accelerated results, but natural supplements can eliminate the risks of side effects and are legitimate ways of enhancing workout and gym exercise.
If you want quick muscle gains, an adequate substitute for Dianabol is D-Bal.
CrazyBulk's D-Bal has a potent formula that seeks to mimic the results Methandrostenolone.
Това не е анаболен стероид, nor does it contain anabolic steroids. It is a dietary supplement that promises moderate gains in lean muscle mass.
It is taken to enhance nitrogen retention. Nitrogen is said to be one of the most critical components for building muscle.
D-Bal is also promoted to improve protein synthesis so that muscles can get repaired and strengthened.
Being one of CrazyBulk's bestsellers, bodybuilders take the drug expecting some of the following, rapidly, в рамките на 30 дни употреба:
D-Bal is safe and equally important, it is legal to use and buy.
The manufacturer claims its results are can increase the rate of a person's gains without dangerous side effects and without compromising a user's health.
Another admirable feature of CrazyBulk is that they offer free shipping worldwide.
Consider making a healthy choice by using natural steroid replacements as an alternative to your workout regimen.


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The Volvo S40 is all-new. It comes loaded with features for a very competitive price. For starters, the base price of $24,190 is $510 less than the current S40. Standard equipment includes a 2.4-liter five-cylinder engine, curtain and side-impact airbags, projector-type headlamps, and ABS with EBD, which electronically balances the braking.
Volvo says the primary engineering challenge was to get the same safety in the S40's small package that's in the flagship S80 sedan. To that end It has been designed using something called VIVA, for Volvo Intelligent Vehicle Architecture. What appears to be an unprecedented amount of time, research, testing and detail has gone into the construction of the chassis and body in the interest of crash protection. There are several zones of deformation upon impact, built with different strengths of steel depending on that zone's function: conventional, high strength, extra high strength and ultra high strength steel.
The S40 was launched as a 2004 1/2 model in January 2004, but it's essentially a 2005 model. The previous S40 line (2004 and older) was vast and the new S40 line will likewise grow over the next couple of years. The all-new 2004 1/2 models come with front-wheel drive and a five-speed automatic; 2005 models offer all-wheel drive and a six-speed manual gearbox as well. Also available for 2005: a V50 sport wagon.
The new S40 looks like a sports sedan, particularly when fitted with the optional 17-inch Saggita alloy wheels. The design is clean and elegant, Scandinavian simplicity. Inside, the S40 represents a sharp departure from previous Volvo designs, and the new interior is comfortable and convenient.
On the road, the S40 is stable and relaxed. Even at high speeds, it can easily run with expensive sedans from BMW and Mercedes. The turbocharged T5 engine is wonderfully smooth, with quick but linear acceleration performance. The entry-level 2.4i engine feels nearly as quick and is just as smooth. The five-speed automatic is smooth and responsive. The suspension is firm but not jarring, offering an ideal balance of ride and handling, and the brakes are excellent. The all-new Volvo S40 is a superb sports sedan.
The Volvo S40 is available as two models:
The 2.4i ($24,190) uses a new five-cylinder inline engine making 168 horsepower and 170 pound-feet of torque at 4400 rpm, on premium fuel. It comes with a five-speed automatic transmission, but a five-speed manual will also be available. Standard equipment includes air conditioning and power windows and door locks, stability traction control (STC), 16-inch alloy wheels, remote entry, in-dash CD system and theft-deterrent system. The Premium option package ($2,295) includes leather upholstery, power moonroof, electronic climate control and power seats. The Sport option package ($750) includes dynamic suspension, sport alloy wheels, foglights and seating surfaces in a handsome durable outdoorsy material developed for Volvo called T-Tec. A premium sound system with 6-CD player is optional ($850).
The T5 ($26,990) uses a slightly larger 2.5-liter turbocharged version of the engine, making 218 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque over the wide range of 1500 to 4800 rpm. The T5 adds as standard equipment foglights, a power driver's seat and the T-Tec seating surfaces. It comes standard with a five-speed automatic, but a superb six-speed close-ratio gearbox will also be available. Option packages for the T5 are almost the same as for the 2.4i, except the Sport package alloy wheels are 17-inch, with 205/50R/17 performance tires, a steal given the suspension upgrades and the beauty of those wheels. Only the T5 will offer the availability of all-wheel drive.
Stand-alone options for both models include electronic stability control (Volvo calls theirs DSTC for Dynamic Stability and Traction Control) for $695, metallic paint ($450), the power moonroof ($1200), and bi-xenon headlamps ($700).
Basic warranty is four years/50,000 miles. Even better: Volvo pays for factory schedule maintenance for first three years/36,000 miles.
A comparison of stats with the previous S40 gives a good understanding of the new shape and stance. The new S40 is 1.9 inches shorter overall but has a wheelbase 3.1 inches longer, meaning shorter overhangs and better balance. It's 2.1 inches wider overall and about the same in its track, and it's 1.7 inches taller but doesn't look it.
A walk around the new S40 is rewarded with small pleasures. The design is lovely, subtle and original but mostly very clean: Scandinavian simplicity at its artistic best. Clearly, Volvo doesn't do boxes any more with its sedans. From a distance the S40 looks somewhat like an Audi A4, which is its primary competition, but when you look again you appreciate the unique soft snub nose. Form followed function, as short overall length was a primary engineering objective. Sexiness was a styling objective, and the S40 achieves both.
Rounded front corners (but mostly the new engine package) enable this shortness, and the rear corners are pushed in as well, giving the S40 an overall stylish shape. A classy contribution is the lack of chrome, with the normal bits, from window trim to ding guards, all being black or body colored. The doors are slightly convex, as opposed to the previous concave shape, and high shoulders make the occupants feel protected.
The S40 is a Volvo from any angle, but head-on it's unmistakable with its dark eggcrate grille with the diagonal Volvo slash in center. The headlamps bend horizontally from the sweetly flared fenders toward the grille, with three visible lamps: one rectangular, one round and one trapezoidal. The front air dam is divided by two splitters into three neat sections.
Meanwhile the rear end is sharp, and when viewed in silhouette with the soft snub front end, gives the car direction. The eye is further led along by rocker panels that are slightly wider in the rear, giving the illusion of forward rake and more motion. More dramatically, the sloping roofline quickly meets an abrupt and lipless rear deck; the distance between the bottom of the glass and the 90-degree edge of the deck is not much more than a foot. Yet all the lines, including the rear hips, cascade smoothly together.
The license plate indent is clean, unlike many others. The smooth rear bumper rides over two stainless exhaust tips, pointing conspicuously and curiously down toward the ground; if they point down just to look cool, it works. The huge red taillights are trademark Volvo, each with a clear plastic band containing its backup light.
Last but not least, the optional 17-inch Saggita alloy wheels on our T5 test model, 14 spokes or seven twin-spokes depending on how you count, are some of the best-looking wheels we've seen in a long time. Volvo hasn't missed a single opportunity to make the S40 look terrific.
Like many new cars nowadays, the Volvo S40 is built on a component-sharing strategy with other car companies partly and jointly owned by a giant one. In this case Ford is that giant company and the S40 shares components with the Mazda3 and a European-market Ford Focus that isn't sold in the U.S. But in the big picture that's a mere footnote, for its lack of importance to the car-buyer or the individuality of the car.
Volvo says the S40 exterior design is an evolution, but the interior is a revolution. Certainly one part of it is new invention. The center stack is only about one inch thick, like a computer monitor with a flat screen. Behind it is a storage bin. Simple, clever, practical, handsome, Swedish.
You have to reach around the back of the stack to gain access to that shallow storage space, but it's better to have it than to waste it. The stack begins behind the beautifully minimalist shift lever (no goofy balls here), and curves gracefully upward to link the console with the instrument panel. The audio, climate and other buttons are arranged vertically and there are four round knobs at the corners. One of those four knobs is a menu control that easily accesses more detailed information and controls. Above the buttons is an information screen. That's all; it's everything you need, and it's all intuitive, unlike the top-of-the-line models from Audi, BMW and Mercedes.
One problem we had with the thin stack, however, is that during hard cornering, of which the S40 is eminently capable, our right knee rode hard against the edge, and it hurt. A racer's solution would be to patch it with foam and duct tape and be content.
Silver duct tape would match nicely. Our T5 came with brushed aluminum trim, which again was perfect from a style standpoint. Not too much and in all the right places, including the whole center stack. We later drove a 2.4i with a dark wood trim, and it wasn't nearly as good-looking.
The interior comes in three colors: gray, dark gray or dark beige. The buckets in our T5 test model were T-Tec; we think we might pay the $2295 for the Premium Package just to get the plush leather. But maybe it wasn't the T-tec material we didn't like, so much as it was the thin padding under our butt, although lumbar support is standard.
Volvo leads the auto industry in environmental awareness as well as safety. There's an emphasis on environmentally compatible cabin materials and systems, such as trim materials with low PVC content, a standard pollen filter and an optional air-quality system including an activated carbon filter.
Everything is carefully compact in the interior, including the strong stubby door handles, easy to grab and pull. The console compartment is deep, with two good cupholders forward of it, and the glovebox is decent-sized. The instrument panel is clean and simple and workmanlike, with a big 160-mph speedometer (149 top speed of the T5) and 8000-rpm tachometer (redline 6500), white numbers on a black background with red needles.
The new body design opened up a lot of interior space. Since it's wider, taller and has a longer wheelbase than before, the cabin is bigger in all three directions; and even more room is created by the short engine compartment thanks to the new engine. And Volvo typically has created intelligent ways to use that space, as it did with the XC90 SUV; this may be a sedan, but why not? The rear seat is a 60/40 split and the seatbacks open up to the trunk when dropped. The front seat folds as flat as the rears, creating an unprecedented open floor space for a small sedan.
The chopped-off rear end makes the trunk opening small, but it leads into a deep forward well. Below the floor of the trunk is a spacesaver spare tire and a first aid kit, and the trunk lid has a special tensioner/absorber to make its opening and closing smooth and easy.
It's easy to put the new S40 in a nutshell: it's a smaller version of the S60. The old S40, with its four-cylinder engine, was nothing like that. But the five-cylinder engines in the new S40 allow it to be built just like its big brothers, including even the S80. And because it was designed on the heels of the sensational S60R high-performance sedan, a lot of what was learned with the S60R was applied to the S40.
The engine used in the S40 2.4i is not quite the same dual-overhead-cam five-cylinder engine with variable camshaft timing that Volvo uses in its current sedans, wagons and SUVs; most of the external components, from alternator to manifolds to air conditioning compressor, have been designed for a compactness that makes the transversely mounted engine package 7.8 inches thinner and 1 inch shorter. This was all done in holistic pursuit of building the frontal deformation zone for crash safety.
The turbocharged engine in the S40 T5 is wonderfully smooth. Its acceleration is quick and linear, with a broad power curve allowing it to evenly gain speed throughout the rev range. But it should be good; it's the same size as the S60's, but it's being asked to make less horsepower. At 80 miles per hour, with the five-speed automatic transmission, it's only loafing along at 2500 rpm, so there's a lot of power to spare.
We drove the T5 for more than 200 miles, many of them in the wide-open California desert where we were able to open 'er up. The T5 is comfortable at high speed, very stable and relaxed. In fact it's ready and even eager for more. This is one small car that can be a great Autobahn cruiser, able to run with the big boys, the expensive 130-mph BMWs, Mercedes and Audis. It was so stable at high speeds it didn't feel like a front-wheel-drive car at all.
Our test model had the electronically controlled five-speed automatic transmission, which features a manual shift mode, and we couldn't have been happier with it. The upshift from fourth to fifth gear was so smooth that we only knew it was happening by observing the tach needle drop. And in the manual mode, it actually let us control what gear we wanted to be in, without stepping in and overriding our wishes. It's the same transmission that's used in the 300-horsepower S60R, so it's bulletproof in the S40.
The S40 uses the same suspension design as the S60 and S80, with geometry that has been calculated for quickness and precision. We drove for a stretch at 30-40 mph over a terrible surface with a lot of big rough patches, and it was clear the suspension was firm but it was never jarring. We could feel the wheels moving, but it wasn't getting to our hands or butt, or the body of the car.
We drove up into the mountains over a fast, smooth and winding road, with lots of hard braking and abrupt changing of direction. In that situation the suspension approached its limit and stiffer would have been nice; but that situation was already faster than 95 percent of drivers will take even the T5. The S40 suspension wasn't made for that, as it shouldn't be; if it were, it would have been uncomfortable on the slower and rougher surface. Every suspension has a range, and the S40's range is right on the money. The available Dynamic suspension has slightly stiffer springs and bushings (about 20 percent, according to Volvo).
The steering is electro-hydraulic with light, distinct and controlled feedback. We took those words verbatim out of the S40 press kit. This is something we wouldn't normally ever do, but it's perfectly true. Our own notebook words were: "firm, tight, the right amount of resistance."
The torque steer normally inherent in front-wheel-drive cars was minimal to the point of insignificance. Years ago it was a problem in Volvos, but engineers have been whittling away at erasing it with improved halfshafts and universal joints.
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In the past two years, Volvo has proven it can build a superior SUV, a superior high-performance sedan, and now a superior small sedan. If the redesigned S40 has any weaknesses, especially for the price, we couldn't find them.
The new 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine brings it into the same league as its proven big brothers, the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes C-Class, and Audi A4. A total redesign of the body and chassis greatly increases an already good safety level, and the new size is both more compact outside and more spacious inside. Its smooth exterior lines are distinctive, even unique, and beautiful. There are many good new cars nowadays for $25,000, but if you went down the list comparing features, qualities and components, the Volvo S40 would be difficult to beat.


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"We will further strength NATO," Turkey's foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with the German daily Bild.
Commenting on the tension around S-400 anti-aircraft missile system Turkish foreign minister stated that they appealed to Russia due to not receiving air defense systems from NATO allies: "It was not an option, it was a necessity. We will not take any steps that would undermine NATO
Mevlut Cavusoglu emphasized that Germany and France avoid accepting Georgia to NATO in order not to upset Russia: "But we always raise the issue of Georgia's membership to NATO and support Georgia's membership to NATO."
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Anna Nicole Smith Daughter Dannielynn Birkhead Attends Kentucky Derby as Mary Poppins (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Anna Nicole Smith Daughter Dannielynn Birkhead Attends Kentucky Derby as Mary Poppins (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Anna Nicole Smith's daughter has attended the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, according to reports.
Dannielynn Hope Marshall Birkhead was seen at the annual event in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday accompanied by her father Larry Birkhead.
Dannielynn dressed for the occasion, wearing an elaborate dress, and she was more than happy to pose for waiting photographers as she arrived at the event.
The six-year-old's white gown seemed to be fashioned from a dress worn by her mother at the derby way back in 2004.
Dannielynn and her father wore matching costumes to make them look like characters from the Disney classic "Marry Poppins."
The little girl seemed to be the center of attention as she made her way around the event, and many who spotted her commented that she looked the spitting image of her late mother.
Dannielynn's gown had a red trim and came with a matching parasol and shoes, where as Birkhead wore a multi-colored striped jacket and a straw hat. He also had a fitting blue bowtie, and his efforts to look like actor Dick Van Dyke from Marry Poppins seemed to be successful.
Prior to the event, Dannielynn's father had taken to his social media account to tweet that his daughter wanted to dress up as Mary Poppins for the event.
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This is not the first time that Dannielynn has attended the Derby. In last year's event in Louisville she also attended, wearing a floral dress with flowers in her hair.
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However, it appears as though she has stepped out for specific special occasions such as the Derby, and some Broadway shows.
Dannielynn has also recently started modeling for Guess Kids.


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SLASH Schedules CD-Release Show In New York City
As Slash gears up for the release of his second solo album "Apocalyptic Love" (Dik Hayd International, distributed through EMI), he's announced a special release show set for Tuesday, May 22 — the day the album streets — in New York City at Irving Plaza. A fan pre-sale will begin this Wednesday, April 4 at 10:00 a.m., with the regular on-sale starting Friday April 6 at 10:00 a.m. Tickets will be available at SlashOnline.com.
On tap for this month, Slash and his bandmates — Myles Kennedy and THE CONSPIRATORS, consisting of Brent Fitz (drums), Todd Kerns (bass) and Frank Sidoris (guitar) — will perform Tuesday, April 10 on ABC TV's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" On the show's massive outdoor stage, they'll play the album's first single, "You're A Lie" — No. 1 most-added at Active Rock Radio for 3 straight weeks in a row and already No. 16 at Active Rock radio — for the first time on American television. Fans in attendance at the taping will also be treated to a mini-concert.
The next night, on Wednesday, April 11, the iconic, Grammy-winning rock guitarist and songwriter will perform at the fourth annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards presented by Epiphone that will be broadcast live around the globe on XboxLIVE.com from Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles.
Slash's headlining U.S. tour launches May 3 in Baltimore and encompasses three festival appearances: Saturday, May 5 at Carolina Rebellion; Saturday, May 19 at Rock On The Range; and Friday, May 25 at Rocklahoma.


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Ever since I read about this bread baked by Varda (recipe here) on The Fresh Loaf website I have wanted to try to bake one. I managed to pick up what I thought was Chocolate Malted Rye which is one of the key ingredients at a local brewers supply store. Unfortunately I later learned that what I bought was chocolate malted barley. Never the less I still figured it was worth giving it a go anyway.
You are also supposed to use a Pullman pan with a lid for this bake but since I don't currently own one I used a standard baking tin and covered the bread for most of the bake with aluminum foil. I think it worked out okay, but next time I will buy a Pullman pan and see if it makes much of difference.
Following Varda's advise I tried to dock the dough and separated the sides with a spatula to avoid cracking on the top. I still ended up with some cracking so I guess I need to try something else next time.
Overall I think the bread came out pretty good for my first attempt. It has a nice moist crumb with a pretty hard crust. I have never eaten this type of bread before so I'm not sure what it is supposed to taste like, but mine is very sour which I imagine may mellow after it sit for another 12 hours or so. I ate a piece after about 18 hours which is the longest I could wait.
The chocolate malted barley smelled so good when mixed with the sour; almost good enough to eat like cake batter.
I am going to try and get some authentic malted rye for the next attempt. I used only the malted chocolate barley for this bake even though Varda's formula called for some plain malted rye which I did not have. Not sure what kind of difference that made in the final taste profile.
I will have to give a 100% rye version of this style bread in the near future after I return from my trip to China next month.
Happy baking everyone.
This post has been submitted to the Yeast Spotting Site here: http://www.wildyeastblog.com/category/yeastspotting/.


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OUTLAWS MAY USE SUPER-STATIONS at Sea (Mar, 1934)
Using offshore systems to subvert a communication network to deliver ads for gambling, controlled substances and quack cures. Sure sounds like spam to me.
OUTLAWS MAY USE SUPER-STATIONS at Sea
Broadcasting stations without a country seek new ways to flood the United States with radio advertising barred by federal commission. Two hundred outlaws face war by the government.
by MURPHY McHENRY
RADIO circles on the Pacific Coast were turned topsy turvy not long ago by the; continued presence of a radio pirate ship which had taken unto itself a very popular spot on the dial and started broadcasting without regard for the land stations with which it interfered.
The primary purpose of the unlicensed broadcast station was to advertise the gambling, liquor, and other dubious pleasure activities of the ship upon which it was built—all these activities beyond the 12-mile limit, of course. Thousands responded to the advertising and the owners waxed rich. They found other sundry rackets, such as a fortune telling program, which brought in additional money and finally assumed such an extensive program that one Los Angeles station was threatened with; a complete loss of audience and business because the ship's radio signal was the more powerful of the two.
After numerous unsuccessful attempts of a local nature, the floating broadcasting establishment was silenced, but only after the state department at Washington, D. C, had made diplomatic representations which forced a Central American country to cancel the ship's registry.
However, this ship had paved the way and now, with the United States making headway in its light to muzzle stations just south of the Rio Grande river, within the shelter of Mexico, it appears that soon floating broadcast palaces may be dotted here and there outside the 12 mile limit, particularly in the Gulf of Mexico.
There is little chance that the border broadcasters will give up without a struggle. Led by XER's spectacular Dr. John R. Brinkley, formerly of Milford, Kansas, and now of Del Rio, Texas, they have found too many ways to gather in otherwise hard earned dollars to sit by complacently and be permanently hushed. Dr. Brinkley has made millions of dollars as a result of his broadcasts. Others, working along numerous lines, have taken in many more millions.
And that is why, in the face of possibilities that they may be driven out of Mexico, these promotional minded broadcasters – are putting up a brilliant struggle. That is also the reason why, as they battle for further privileges in Mexico, they are showing deep interest in the possibility of operating from beyond the 12 mile limit. To do so, they would have to secure ship registry from some nation, but it is well known that there are a number of Central and South American countries which would welcome the chance for added governmental revenue, for these broadcasters, barred from the United States, are accustomed to paying handsome taxes in Mexico.
All the so-called "radio pirates" are not across the border or out on the high seas. A. D. Ring, principal engineer of the-federal radio commission, says that at least 200 outlaw stations have been under surveillance in the United States alone.
Most of these stations operate on from one to five watts power and claim immunity from federal restrictions on the assertion that their radio waves do not travel from one state to another. However, supersensitive equipment employed by federal investigators has broken down this claim and as a consequence many such station operators have been indicted and held for trial in the federal courts.
In addition to the type of business indulged in, the stations in Mexico have stirred up great protest because they provide serious interference with many stations in the United States.
There never has been any radio treaty or agreement between the United States and Mexico, such as this country has with Canada. In many circles this has been accepted as a diplomatic insult and as a consequence almost anybody wanting to build a radio station can secure a permit from the Mexican government.
Quite naturally, this situation appeals most to those broadcasters who cannot carry on their operations in the United States. Men who have definitely been barred from radio privileges in this country have quickly turned to Mexico, built super-power stations and easily reached the millions of American homes possessing radio sets.
There is no known means of barring radio waves where they have sufficient force and power to cross political or physical boundaries.
Dr. Brinkley was one of the early border operators. He turned to Mexico when the federal radio commission closed his famous Station KFKB, at Milford, Kansas.
And now Dr. Brinkley, and others, may be forced to turn elsewhere, possibly to the high seas, in order to continue the radio invasion of the United States. For just as Dr. Brinkley was contemplating the increase of power on XER from 150,000 watts to 500,000 watts, the Mexican authorities issued new rules.
Dr. Brinkley, along with other border broadcasters, has started to fight in the courts of Mexico. For the rules, if enforced, would make it impossible to carry on profitably.
Specifically, they provide: 1. Discontinuance of remote control lines originating outside of Mexico.
2. Elimination of advertising of any medical product which is not approved by Mexican health authorities.
3. Discontinuance of mentalist acts, question and answer hours and the like, except by special permission from the Mexican radio department. 4. Designation of the Spanish language as the official language in which all broadcasts must be made, except in cases where special permission is obtained for broadcasts in another language, such as English.
Brinkley Minus Passport Dr. Brinkley is fighting. He is refused a passport into Mexico, ostensibly through the efforts of the American Medical Association, and elimination of his remote control line would make it impossible for him to talk on his own radio station. Without permission to advertise his medicines and gland operations, he would have little incentive to talk in such an expensive manner. Cancelling the question and answer program would deprive XER of about $10,000 a month.
If he is not successful in his fight to have the drastic new orders rescinded, Dr. Brinkley will not quit. That much is certain. He will be ready to build his station either on a ship or in some friendly Central American country which would appreciate added tax revenues. Other border broadcasters would no doubt follow suit, for they are more or less depending upon the leadership of Dr. Brinkley in this latest battle.
The doctor is right on the battle ground. He has closed his Milford, Kansas, establishment, and moved to Del Rio, Texas, with his full staff. Elimination of the intricate remote control line from Milford to the radio station in Mexico effected a saving of approximately $10,000 a month.
Closely watching every move made by Dr. Brinkley is Norman Baker, another well publicized broadcaster now exiled from the United States, so far as radio is concerned. Baker, who came into the toils of law through advertising and operation of a cancer clinic at Muscatine, Iowa, has his new 150,000 watt transmitter, XENT, nearing completion at Nuevo Laredo, just opposite the important border city of Laredo, Texas. Baker's fate will largely depend upon Dr. Brinkley's ability to invalidate the nonmedical advertising order.
Battle of Power Seen If Dr. Brinkley should increase his station's power to 500,000 watts, it will place Mexico on a radio par with the United States, for WLW at Cincinnati is soon to begin operation on that strength. With two such high powered stations on the dial, many fear that numerous adjacent small stations will be drowned out by interference.
However, WLW will be under governmental regulations which require that it remain within five cycles of its assigned frequency. In all probability Mexico, for the protection of its own listening audiences, will invoke the same rule, which will in a measure alleviate much interference.
The proposal of Dr. Brinkley to float his station in the event of further trouble with Mexico, brings up the interesting possibility that several such stations might be constructed in favorable locations with proper credentials from a recognized government.


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Restless Legs Syndrome
Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a disorder that causes a strong urge to move your legs. This urge to move often occurs with strange and unpleasant feelings in your legs. Moving your legs relieves the urge and the unpleasant feelings.
People who have RLS describe the unpleasant feelings as creeping, crawling, pulling, itching, tingling, burning, aching, or electric shocks. Sometimes, these feelings also occur in the arms.
The urge to move and unpleasant feelings happen when you're resting and inactive. Thus, they tend to be worse in the evening and at night.
RLS can make it hard to fall asleep and stay asleep. It may make you feel tired and sleepy during the day. This can make it hard to learn, work, and do other daily activities. Not getting enough sleep also can cause depression, mood swings, or other health problems.
RLS can range from mild to severe based on:
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- How easily moving around relieves your symptoms
- How much your symptoms disturb your sleep
One type of RLS usually starts early in life (before 45 years of age) and tends to run in families. It may even start in childhood. Once this type of RLS starts, it usually lasts for the rest of your life. Over time, symptoms slowly get worse and occur more often. If you have a mild case, you may have long periods with no symptoms.
Another type of RLS usually starts later in life (after 45 years of age). It generally doesn't run in families. This type of RLS tends to have a more abrupt onset. The symptoms usually don't get worse over time.
Some diseases, conditions, and medicines may trigger RLS. For example, the disorder has been linked to kidney failure, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, pregnancy, and iron deficiency. When a disease, condition, or medicine causes RLS, the symptoms usually start suddenly.
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Hamas is not the passive party in this struggle. It rules Gaza by force. The other day it murdered — please don't say "executed" — an alleged collaborator without the inconvenience of a trial, shooting the man on a crowded street. It chose to make war by allowing more militant groups to use Gaza as a launching pad for rockets and firing off the occasional rocket itself. No nation is going to put up with this sort of terror. The rockets do some, not a lot of damage, but that's not the point. The point instead is that people who have the wherewithal will not continue to live in a place where even the occasional rocket can come down on your kids' school. This is not a mere border problem. For Israel, this is an existential threat.
What various editorial writers and others seem not to understand is that the very peace agreement they accuse Israel of forestalling is, in fact, impeded by Hamas' use of violence. Who wants to make peace with extremists? Who wants to give up land for the promises of peace offered by zealots who read Hitler for inspiration? Israel pulled out of Gaza once already. Abandoned greenhouses were refurbished by Jewish philanthropists in America. The greenhouses were trashed and with them what now seems like naive optimism. Soon, Hamas took control and the rockets started hitting Israel.
This war between Arabs and Jews, between Israelis and Palestinians, is well over 100 years old. Both sides have a case and both sides have proved to be indomitable. But both sides are not equally right in all instances.


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Friday, April 8, 2011
Fiddling with my knobs
No, that's not something I routinely do for my own amusement. It's also not some sort of bizarre sex ritual (though I'd like to pause for a moment and envision how that might work).
I've never locked the doors to my house. Truth be told, I don't even own a key. While my town doesn't have a particularly high crime rate, my laziness about locking is still probably dumb.
It's a bad habit I developed while living in Montana where I not only never locked the doors to my house, but also routinely left the car keys in the ignition. That came in handy when I prepared to leave the state and move home to Oregon. I lived in the middle of nowhere with the nearest town an hour away, so I placed an ad in the paper advertising the car for sale.
"It gets great gas mileage and does really well in the snow," I'd tell people who called.
"Great! I'd like to see it and maybe take it for a test drive."
"Well, I'm out in Polaris," I'd explain, "but the car is in the grocery store parking lot in Dillon. The keys are in it, so go ahead and take it for a spin and call me back if you want to buy it."
Not only did no one find this odd, I had at least six people drive it and never once worried about it being stolen. Things might have been different if it had been a Porche instead of a rusted Honda, but still.
Alas, I'm no longer in Montana. I know my laziness about personal security isn't such a good idea anymore, so that's why I'm removing my doorknobs. I have a drawer filled with 37 random keys, and none of them seem to go to any of the doors in this house. My friendly Home Depot associate (who seemed delighted to spend 20 minutes talking about my knobs) suggested my cheapest option would be taking them to a local lock shop and having them all set to a single key.
Seems simple enough, though I suspect he doesn't realize I'm too lazy to hunt for a screwdriver and will probably end up attempting the task with a butter knife.
Are you a stickler for locked doors and personal security, or do you have my lax habits? Please share. And keep in mind that if you want to break into my house, you're going to need to do it in the next hour or so. After that, I'll be standing smugly behind my locked doors with a butter knife in hand.
44 comments :
- Bethany Elizabeth said...
:) I'm pretty uptight about locking the doors, mainly because my mother's a worrier, so I got into the habit when I was a kid. I also spent last year in a city, so locking doors was important. :)
- April 8, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Jess said...
I'm a stickler for locking my car and my doors, but I live in Boston. My Boston-born parents trained me well for city living, and I think they still lock everything even though they now live in northern New Hampshire.
It actually freaks me out a little when people say they don't lock their doors, so I'm glad you're getting your knobs, uh, standardized. Good luck with the butter knife!
- April 8, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- MJones said...
I moved to Atlanta, Ga from a mid size city with a small town feel. Sometimes I didn't lock the door to my apartment and I'd walk in and find my sister in law and my nephew hanging out.
Moving to a bigger city definitely changed that for me. I'm big on locking up, now.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:34 AM
- Becky said...
I lived alone in Houston for over 10 years. My doors were always locked. Always. Now I live with my parents again in a slightly smaller city, and they only lock the doors before bedtime. It's driving me nuts. Crime happens everywhere, even in "good" neighborhoods. Why make it easier for someone with bad intentions than it absolutely has to be?
- April 8, 2011 at 8:34 AM
- Jason said...
Well, I grew up in Portland's rough and tumble (or something) East side, so I know all about locking doors. I'm with Jess, actually - the idea of not doing it freaks me out a little bit.
Of course, it also freaked me out in college when my roommate and I BOTH forgot our keys and were locked out of our apartment...and I managed to slip the lock with my student ID card to get us in. Hell, I had only read about that in Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books - never expected it to actually work.
Ah, those days of gloriously crappy apartments in Eugene near U of O. I miss them so much. And by so much, I mean not at all.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:35 AM
- Unknown said...
I live in a city now, so I meticulously lock both security lock and the normal one.
In another apartment, a neighbour came upstairs and asked if I knew how to unhinge the door, because she had forgotten her key. I didn't, but she figured it out, knocked the pins out, and then lifted the door off the hinges and stepped inside.
When I lived on the countryside I only locked the door when I was leaving for a day or so. We also had the key "hidden" in the pump house some steps away from houses.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- Mary said...
Since I live in an old house, most of my doors don't even close properly (yes, this includes the bathroom. Probably good that I only live with my dogs). My front door's always locked but I routinely leave my back door propped open (easy access for me & the dogs). So I'm half-vigilant, half-lax.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:48 AM
- Steph Schmidt said...
Considering how easily my favorite things in life can walk away from my dorm with the help of someone else I'm semi paranoid about locking doors. It's just routine now before bed living with four people who are otherwise careless about closing the window, shutting the door etc.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- Patty Blount said...
Um... (tries hard to imagine this)...
I can't even imaging not locking my doors.
Two locks on all my doors, plus alarm system that's armed as soon as it gets dark.
What? So I'm afraid of the dark.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- Julia Broadbooks said...
I grew up in Manhattan, in the pre-Giuliani years. To say I'm uptight about locking the doors is an understatement. My husband once accidentally left the front door unlocked all night and I nearly hyperventilated.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- Danica Avet said...
I'm obsessive about personal security. I can't help it. It isn't because I'm so wonderful that I think everyone's going to want to come and get me, but because I just like feeling secure. Even when I was younger and our town was much smaller, we always locked our doors. Now that our town has grown so much, it's almost a necessity. I even have a deadbolt on my home door and if I forget to lock it at night, the next morning I feel violated, LOL.
Eh, paranoia has its uses, I suppose.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Linda G. said...
I'm a stickler for locking doors. Mine are locked all the time, whether or not I'm home. Break-ins, and even home invasions, are not an unusual occurrence in and around the DC metropolitan area. No point in making things easier for the baddies.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- Diane Henders said...
Yeah, always locked. My parents-in-law had a break-in once, and I don't ever want to have to deal with the kind of physical and emotional cleanup they had to do afterwards.
They lived in a "good, safe" neighbourhood, too. I hadn't been overly concerned about locks and security systems before then, but I am now.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:10 AM
- Alexa O said...
I've lived in Brooklyn and Manhattan and now live in New Jersey (where I grew up). I routinely leave my doors unlocked and the other day both left my keys in the ignition AND my cell on the driver's seat.
This is not because I have some kind of existential belief in trusting my neighbors, though. It's because I'm flighty.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- Stephanie said...
OMG!! That story is hilarious!!!
I grew up in the city...and locking doors was just something we always did. The car doors were always locked and the house was locked up tight each night. We even had a security alarm. When I got married and moved to the suburbs (hubby was from the suburbs) he thought I was weird for always locking everything up. Until the one night we'd left the car unlocked and our gps and my ipod touch were stolen. Now he's all about locking up.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- Kate Avery Ellison said...
I live in Atlanta, so yeah ... I ALWAYS lock my doors (house and car). Pretty much everyone I know has been robbed in one way or another at some point. Even with locked doors, I always lock my purse in the trunk if I'm not talking it with me, the same with my laptop if it's in my car, etc. I've had friends get their windows smashed in b/c they left their purse on the seat in plain view. I can't imagine leaving the doors unlocked and the keys in the ignition!
- April 8, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Summer Frey said...
I live in the boonies, but I still lock. Old habits die hard. I lock when I'm home, inside the house. I lock when I'm driving. And at night? I put a security bar on the door. Yup.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:38 AM
- Sarah W said...
I'm currently writing about characters who can open locks and disarm security systems with paperclips and jewelry findings, and just had a lovely talk with a police officer about the million and four ways people can break into one's house or business . . . so, yeah, I'm a little paranoid right now.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:48 AM
- therese patrick, author said...
We always had one door that was unlocked except when all were home and sleeping, or no one was home. I've always lived near a city with crime issues but never considered locks as a protection. I know how easy it is to bypass them! :D
Locks are a common sense approach to taking care of myself and my stuff, not out of fear that I'll be hurt or lose anything.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- Indigo said...
Ha! I live in NY, even in upstate NY not locking your doors is an invitation for trouble. I lock the door behind me when I come back in from outside, it's locked when I'm home, etc.
Oh and for good measure there is a metal baseball bat beside the front door, and a dog that bays like the hounds of hell when someone knocks.
Honestly, I'm more careful since I went deaf. I wouldn't be able to hear an intruder in the house, so it makes sense to be prepared. (Hugs)Indigo
- April 8, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Matthew MacNish said...
I'm from "the big city" so I always had to lock my doors. That's the one nice thing about where we live now. We never lock the front door anymore.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:01 AM
I feel like this entire post is written in Greek.
A regular person can take off a doorknob? You don't need to be a handyman or a locksmith??
You went out of town but parked your car at the grocery store with the keys in it? How did you get out of town from there??
Home Depot?? Single Key??? Huh??????
I think I would use a big wooden spoon instead of a butter knife. I'd feel better hitting than stabbing.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- ExMagistra said...
I'd say I'm pretty "medium" about security. I leave my garage door unlocked (it's not attached to the house), but I lock the house itself. I leave the little crappy car unlocked, but I lock the good car (the little car's probably worth more stolen anyway). I sleep with a meat cleaver in my room, but it's tucked away in the closet so the kids can't find it. It's all about balance.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Laura Maylene said...
First: Holy crap. Is Montana really like that?? And you don't even lock your house overnight or when you leave?? I'm in awe.
I always lock the door. My husband and I live in a secure, safe apartment building, but still...there are tons of residents (and their friends) and the building is a 10-second walk from multiple bars. We'd probably have a bigger chance of having a drunk person wander into our apartment by accident than a break-in, but still, the door is always locked. Even when we go into the basement to do laundry, we lock the door even though we'll be gone for like 5 minutes.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- Laura Maylene said...
I also have a few stories about unlocked doors:
One of my college roommates became very lax about locking our dorm room. We lived on the first floor and we often gathered on the building's front porch to chat. Since the porch was just down the hall from our room, she didn't see the point in locking our door and carrying our keys. I would half-halfheartedly tell her to please lock the door, but she never did.
And then one day someone wandered into our room, found my purse and wallet, and stole all my cash. I was just lucky this was during the pre-laptop days, and that I didn't have credit cards, etc. My roommate, of course, had nothing stolen. I think I was out $50 and I'm really annoyed at myself now that I didn't ask her to pay me back since it was her fault.
But the other story is much creepier: She left the room very early one morning and, of course, left the door unlocked. I was sleeping off the night before when I felt an odd sensation. I opened my eyes TO SEE A DUDE STANDING BY MY BED SPRINKLING A WATER BOTTLE ON MY FACE. I swear to god. I screamed and he ran out of my room. This wasn't one our friends or even a college student; it was some random guy who lived in town. It still creeps me the hell out to know he was in my room, right by my bed, while I was asleep.
I am now retroactively pissed off at my former college roommate. Happy Friday.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- lora96 said...
Heehee best post title ever!
I'm a locker. I do, however, leave my keys in my truck b/c of nifty keyless entry door code panel which makes me feel like an awesome spy. My husband, who literally keeps his keys and wallet in the pocket of his PAJAMAS at night, is disturbed by my cavalier attitude toward vehicle safety.
Someone could JUST BREAK THE WINDOW and they'd have the keys, he protests.
I feel that if they are sufficiently dedicated to auto theft that they would break the window, they can have the damn thing.
- April 8, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- Katie Richie said...
We lock our doors whenever we leave the house and usually when we're at home.
We have a keypad on the front door, so we don't need a key. It's so nice to just punch in a number to unlock the door. It's also helpful when people visit because I can give them their own code instead of having an extra key made.
- April 8, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Judy, Judy, Judy said...
I lock everything. I'm not quite as paranoid about it as my mom, however. We have relatives who call the house Fort Knox because all 4 doors are always double locked, whether we're home or not.
I recently had the locks rekeyed to have only 1 key fit all of them. It's so much more convenient.
- April 8, 2011 at 11:27 AM
- Nicole Zoltack said...
I'm definitely a locker. We don't have a security system for this house, but we think we might get one for the next one.
- April 8, 2011 at 12:45 PM
- Delia said...
I lived here in the boonies for nearly 10 years before locking my doors (or taking the keys out of the car at night). That changed when a house 5 minutes away was broken into and the mother and 9 year old girl sleeping inside were hacked with a machete. I think pretty much everyone in all the surrounding towns were cured of the no-lock disorder on that night.
Wow. That was a severe downer. Sorry.
- April 8, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- Laina said...
The front door is locked. But that's partly because there's about 10 feet of snow in front of it, so I can't use it as a window (the only window in my living room is a picture window, so you can't open it and it gets stuffy).
The back door is unlocked. It always is til nighttime unless we leave town. Town is, mind you, 1200 people. Nothing's ever happened.
I've never been locked out of the house, not since we moved and I got a key, but when we lived in your old house, we had a door that slammed when it locked. But there was only one key so we never closed it when my mom and I were both out of the house. Then, one day when my mom's at work, my aunt drops something off at our house and slams the door. Then I come home from school and can't get it.
Also, we used to live in a city of 75,000 people... and our doors were still unlocked til nighttime. Nothing ever happened there, either.
- April 8, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Laina said...
Oh, also, I live next door to a church. Kinda a bad house to rob.
And the only break-in that's ever really happened in my town was when some kids put birds in the high school gym on Halloween.
- April 8, 2011 at 1:28 PM
- Sierra said...
I'm big on locking my doors, but I grew up in not-the-safest-neighborhood in Dallas. And my overactive imagination was sure that serial killers/monsters were lurking in the dark beyond an uncovered window, so curtains were a must. I'm better about that now. Mostly.
I replaced my bedroom doorknob once in high school. My lovely younger siblings decided to close the door and take off the outer knob while I was screwing the other panel on in my room. The outer knob also had the longer piece that turned the tumblers. So I got stuck in my room for about 5 minutes until I figured out the mechanics...just long enough for them to hide really well.
- April 8, 2011 at 2:48 PM
- Susan Flett Swiderski said...
I'm a compulsive door-locker. We have a sign in front of our house warning about our security system, too. No system. Just the sign.
- April 8, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- B. WHITTINGTON said...
Yes yes yes. I am a door locker and you must learn to be too.
We live in a society where we cannot unfortunately trust our neighbor. Very sad but true.
I do still trust people but I feel an unlocked door invites trouble.
Better to be safe and not sorry.
My mother's sentiments. And I'm her daughter!
Good luck with your knobs.
Blessings, Barb
- April 8, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- Kadi Easley said...
When I lived out in the country, I never put the door key on my key chain. When I moved back to town I got a little better about locking up. I usually remember to do it before I go to bed. Other than that, it's pretty much a free for all.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- Kadi Easley said...
I posted before I read all the comments and while I was reading I remembered something that happened to me when I was working in Delaware. I was staying in a pay by the week motel/studio apartment. I think the whole place was full of hookers and crack dealers. The cops were there at least once a day while I was home, no telling how many visits they made while I was at work.
I did all my errands on my way home from work, locked myself in as soon as I got there and didn't poke my head out again until it got light out. Except for that one time. I was home sick from work and laying on the couch wishing I could die or there was someone around to tuck in my blankets and bring me chicken soup when my door opened and a strange man walked in. I looked up at him and stared. I was so fuzzy from fever I couldn't even think of anything to say to the guy. He stopped, saw me on the couch, looked around the room, and ran out slamming the door. I don't know if he ran out because he was embarrassed or because I looked so awful I frightened him. That was the only time that door was unlocked the entire time I was there. I came out one morning to find out my next door neighbor had gotten into a fight the night before and stabbed someone. I slept right through it.
- April 8, 2011 at 8:18 PM
- Neurotic Workaholic said...
My door does this weird thing where even after I lock it, it can still be opened unless I make sure that the lock clicks. That has happened to me a few times where I'll come home to an unlocked apartment, but fortunately no one has ever stolen anything. (But then again I don't have anything valuable for them to steal.) But now I always triple-check my locks, just in case. It's also because of the fact that I've watched a few too many horror movies.
- April 8, 2011 at 9:39 PM
Doors have locks on them? And there are keys that fit? Uh, not around here. When I said, a few posts back, that my door would be open, I meant that literally, half the time they aren't even closed all the way, let alone locked.
Grew up in a house that had NO keys, we were in a panic one time when a relative locked the front door as we all walked out. Thankgawd all the other doors were not locked. How would we have gotten back in?!
Oh yeah, I leave my keys in the ignition all the time. Otherwise I can't find them.
(But don't try to rob us, there are too many guns in the house for us to be very worried.)
- April 8, 2011 at 10:34 PM
- London Mabel said...
I live in Montreal, and everyone locks their doors, and car doors--and that includes all the suburbs. It's second nature, you wouldn't think of doing otherwise. A high % of the people I know have had their home broken into at some point, myself included. Most home owners have alarm systems.
- April 9, 2011 at 12:15 AM
- Christina Auret said...
Characters not locking their doors is one thing that always throws me right out of a novel. I have to make seriously huge amounts of allowance for the fact that the book probably takes place somewhere in the more rural parts of the USA.
I have never lived in a city, but I'm South African. We not only have a lot of crime, we have a lot of very violent crime.
I live in a flat that has burglar bars on every conceivable entrance. My car doors are locked even when, actually especially when, I am in the car. That's just the way things are. I lock my door when I take out the trash.
- April 9, 2011 at 4:19 AM
- Penelope said...
I used to be lax, but single motherhood turned me in to an obsessive door locker. I actually dead the door in the same turn that I shut it without realizing it now.
- April 10, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Unknown said...
I live in L.A.
I've never seen an unlocked door in my life. Been locked out on multiple occasions.
Lock my car door at the gas station when I put gas.
- April 10, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- Karin said...
I still remember the solemn moment when my father locked our door for the first time in my (then rather young) life. We were going off for holidays for a month. But just in case someone would come and needed to get in, he hang it on a little hook on the doorframe. Of course it ws still there when we got back. Today – well, things have changed a bit.
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The California High Speed Rail Authority released a new business plan yesterday outlining a multi-phase strategy for bringing bullet trains to the state. The total pricetag? $98.5 billion. That's almost three times the original estimate made in 2008 when voters approved a $9 billion bond measure in support of the project that ultimately would link San Francisco with Los Angeles.
In a state already infamous for snarled traffic, and where the population is projected to increase from 38 million to 60 million people by the middle of the century, improving transportation infrastructure and moving all those people around is a real concern.
"We don't have many choices," said Thomas Umberg, Chairman of the HS Rail Authority. "We can do nothing and bury our heads in the sand. We can build more freeways and airports. Or we can do something visionary that transforms California's transportation infrastructure."
Part of that vision comes in the plan's "phased implementation," in which High Speed Rail is developed, constructed, and funded in segments. "If we have to pause, we'll pause," said Umberg.
There is currently approximately $6 billion in funding from the federal government and from bonds approved by California voters in Proposition 1A to pay for the first phase—130 miles of track to be laid between Fresno and Bakersfield—the heart of California's Central Valley. The federal money comes with deadlines and strings attached: if the federal funds aren't used by 2017, the state loses the money, said HS Rail spokesperson, Rachel Wall. In order to meet that deadline, construction on the rail lines in the Central Valley are slated to begin in October 2012. In addition, the federal funds mandate that construction begin in the Central Valley, far from major metropolitan population centers.
After that, where the additional $92.5 billion in projected costs will come from remains unclear. The second phase of the project, which would link the new Central Valley track to existing transportation systems in either Northern or Southern California, is projected to cost around $31 billion.
"We don't have funding yet for the second segment," said Mike Rossi, a High Speed Rail Authority board member appointed by Governor Jerry Brown in 2011. "But we have three years before we have to worry about that."
Although the plan relies on public funding, it is designed to operate without public subsidies. Private investment is also integral to the plan, said Rachel Wall, spokesperson for the HS Rail Authority. "When there's a revenue stream in sight, when there are trains on the tracks and tickets being sold, then the private sector will come in."
Elizabeth Alexis, co-founder of Californians Advocating Responsible Rail Design (CAARD), a critic of the project, says that without funding sources identified and secured, the burden would most likely be on the state of California.
"You'd like to say a realistic price tag makes the project more realistic," she said. "But what it means is that the legislators have a really tough decision to make. Now there's no excuse for not knowing what they're signing up for. Before you could maybe pretend that you didn't have this big liability for the state. The headline shouldn't be why is the price tag so high, but why was it so low in the first place?"
Some of the cost increases come from the extension of the timeline for completion from 2020 to 2033, and by using an estimated 3% annual inflation rate to calculate costs over time.
Daniel Krause, executive director of Californians for High Speed Rail, a supporter of the project, says some of those cost projections are too high because both the timeline and inflation rate are too conservative.
"We think it's a little out of whack," he said. His organization believes that 2025 is a more realistic completion date, a change which he calculates would bring the price for high speed rail down by approximately $25 billion.
Political reaction to the new plan was mixed. Governor Jerry Brown and Senator Nancy Pelosi issued statements of support. State Senate Republican leader, Bob Dutton called the new plan a "boondoggle," and Republican State Senator Doug LaMalfa announced he would introduce legislation to put High Speed Rail back on the California ballot.
"This is a hard project that's going to take political courage and vision," said HS Rail Authority Chairman Thomas Umberg. "Government is not tooled to have a succession of leaders with courage and vision. This is going to be a challenge for the state of California, but I think we're up to the challenge."
The plan is open to a 60-day comment period before it is finalized and goes to the California legislature in January 2012.


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