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Open-Face Eggcellent Fried Sammiches
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I just threw this together with a hamburg bun. It was really good, and I melted cheese on top. Sometimes you can make the tastiest meals with whatever you have on hand.
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- 1 hamburger buns or 1 English muffin, halved
- 2 eggs
- 2 slices American cheese
- salt
- pepper
- Heat skillet over medium-high heat.
- Butter halves of bun on both sides.
- Let the bottom side of each bun get browned and flip over.
- Crack egg over each browned half.
- Cover with lid for about 5 minutes until set.
- Cover with slice of cheese.
- Salt and pepper to taste.
- When cheese is melted, slide onto plate.
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Florida primary voters have ousted state's attorney Angela Corey, whose unprofessional conduct as prosecutor in the Martin/Zimmerman case and elsewhere has been a regular target of ours at Overlawyered. "The election caps a dizzying rise for [unknown challenger Melissa] Nelson and an equally shocking fall for Corey, one of the most polarizing political figures in Jacksonville history who generated national attention and enormous criticism for her prosecutions of George Zimmerman, Marissa Alexander, 12-year-old Cristian Fernandez and many others. Corey will depart office in the first week of January as the first incumbent state attorney in modern history to lose a contested election." [Jacksonville Times-Union, Scott Shackford]
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- D.C. Circuit "Rules DOJ Discovery Blue Book Off-Limits … For Now" [Jonathan Blanks, Cato]
- "The New York Times Knows Florida's Self-Defense Law Is Bad but Can't Figure Out Why" [Jacob Sullum]
- "We often hear that almost no one goes to prison simply for using marijuana." But add "near a school"… [David Henderson]
- A forensics roundup from Radley Balko;
- "When Everything Is a Crime: The Overregulation of Ordinary Life" [Harvey Silverglate conversation with Reason's Nick Gillespie]
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- "Eliminating the biases of all police officers would do little to materially reduce the total number of African-American killings"; that goal will require other reforms to police practice [Sendhil Mullainathan, New York Times; Peter Moskos and Nick Selby; Washington Post analysis of 2015 police shooting deaths; Heather Mac Donald, WSJ]
- "End Needless Interactions With Police Officers During Traffic Stops" [Conor Friedersdorf] "Thin Blue Lies: How Pretextual Stops Undermine Police Legitimacy" [Jonathan Blanks, Case Western Reserve Law Review]
- Dallas police department has lately enjoyed some of the best community relations in the country. Will murder of officers change that? [Radley Balko, his previous] Bonus: extraordinary story of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's leadership through personal crisis after the massacre [Austin American-Statesman]
- A failure of body cameras? Matthew Feeney on Baton Rouge shooting of Alton Sterling [Cato Daily Podcast] People who aren't cops don't get a day off before a shooting investigation [Jonathan Blanks, PoliceMisconduct.net] LEOBRs aside, "Police union contracts in 72 of 81 cities reviewed make it harder to hold police accountable" [Anthony Fisher, Reason]
- Missouri judge strikes down post-Ferguson state law limiting how much municipalities can keep from fines and fees [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
- Elected Florida public defender, endorsed by police union, vowed not to oppose cuts to own office funds [Radley Balko]
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Fraud week V: lucrative gore
A good bit of creativity has gone into the faking of accidents and injuries, from NYC injury king Morris Eisen's special ruler for photographing the size of potholes (calibrated fictitiously so as to exaggerate their size) to the Philadelphia auto guys who "went as far as to have employees gather and store deer blood, hair and carcasses in the shop's garage to be used as props in photos that were later submitted with insurance claims." And some are more audacious than creative, as when a California woman got in trouble after allegedly sending "faked treatment documents and burn photos from a hospital website" to bolster a hot coffee spill claim against McDonald's.
An entertaining and informative treatment of this subject is Ken Dornstein's 1996 Accidentally on Purpose: The Making of a Personal Injury Underworld in America, about which I wrote this review at the time. Excerpt from my review:
In Illinois, runners took over the Community Hospital of Evanston, dispensing with doctors' supervision and discouraging "real" nurses from applying. ("You're going to be so bored here. There is nothing to do.") The driver of the courtesy van whisking clients from law offices told why he liked the job: "No one is really hurt" so "no one gets sick on me".
True-crime books usually aim to show how the dirty deed is done, and this one does not disappoint:
How do I get started? For a "paper" accident, try inflicting "controlled damage" on a couple of cars with a sledgehammer in a dark parking lot. Insert passengers. Summon a witness. Gather broken glass in bags for re-use.
That was easy, what next? "Staged" accidents: Buy rustbuckets, insure one and run it into another one full of recruited claimants-to-be ("cows"). If you're nice, give them pillows.
I need symptoms! "OK, you can take tingles, and you can take hips or your shoulder," said one coach to his aspiring victims. "But don't go saying the exact same things." And be glad you aren't being sent to one of the House of Pain operations that massage would-be claimants with sandpaper and jagged can lids or flog them with apple-filled sacks. Let alone "Nub City", the Florida town that, in the 1970s, could boast that something like 10% of its population had practiced self-amputation for insurance, typically popping a left hand with a hunting rifle.
Vernon, Florida, subject of a famous documentary by Errol Morris, is the subject of coverage here ("By the end of the '50s, the Florida Panhandle was responsible for two-thirds of all loss-of-limb accident claims in the United States.") and here.
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The Orlando Pulse nightclub attack
Following the most lethal terror attack on U.S. soil since 9/11, I will set law and policy aside for this post.
Omar Mateen of Fort Pierce, Fla., known to the FBI as an Islamic State sympathizer and twice the subject of previous investigations, entered Orlando gay nightclub Pulse around 2 a.m. Sunday morning heavily armed and killed 50 persons after taking hostages. Authorities called his attack "well organized and well prepared"; Mateen had firearms training and according to reports had been scoping out gay clubs in the area before the attack.
As in two earlier attacks on American soil — those against a cartoon exhibition in Garland, Texas, and in San Bernardino, California — Mateen used contemporaneous public media (in this case, a 911 call) to pledge his allegiance to the leadership of Islamic State. As Rukmini Callimachi notes in today's New York Times, this follows a protocol announced by Islamic State for independent fighters acting in sympathy with IS. A few hours later an Islamic State news agency hailed Mateen as an IS fighter, effectively accepting his pledge of allegiance.
The group's head has urged followers in the West to act without prompting or coordination, selecting targets and employing attack methods in line with instructions published by IS. For example, IS has recommended capturing hostages and holding them in a sealed off space, which makes it likely that a prolonged siege situation will develop for maximum media interest, and that the attacker will die in an eventual police operation, reducing the likelihood of intelligence debriefing following a capture. As at the Bataclan in Paris, the passage of a long period before police rescue arrives tends to augur poorly for victims' chances of survival.
The instructions-for-lone-wolves model is intended precisely to obviate the need for IS to know of or direct its supporters' actions in advance. "The fact that there is no link back to the core is *by design* and is intended to protect the organization in an age of surveillance," writes Callimachi on Twitter.
If you weren't thinking of Gay Pride Month in a major American tourism city as a likely target for murderous jihadist attack, you should be. As Karol Markowicz writes on Twitter, "Just like it wasn't a random 'bunch of folks in a deli in Paris', let's not pretend it was a random bunch of folks in a club in Orlando." If you're gay, Islamic State's ideology wants to kill you, even more than it wants to kill unbelieving Westerners in general. For us in America after today, that's no longer the stuff of distant headlines.
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Posted on 04/24/2010 2:27:45 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Seoul - North Korea on Saturday warned it was prepared to use nuclear weapons if it was invaded by the US and South Korea.
The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) carried the remarks by the North's Joint Chief, General Ri Yong-Ho, during a national meeting on the eve of the birthday of the communist country's armed forces.
"The revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK (North Korea) are fully ready to frustrate any provocation of the aggressors at a single blow," Ri said.
"They will mobilise all means including the nuclear deterrent... should the US imperialists and the South Korean puppet warmongers dare intrude into the inviolable sky, land and seas of the DPRK even 0.001mm," he said.
He added that "a grave situation is now prevailing on the Korean Peninsula" because of the neighbouring South and its ally the US, who he said wanted to start a war.
The harsh rhetoric comes as tensions between the two Koreas are high over the sinking of a South Korean warship in March near the disputed sea border in the Yellow Sea with a loss of 46 lives.
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Pffft.... what a sorry excuse we have for a president.
Could NK be any more ridiculous?
Yawn. National Security is soooooo 2000's. I long for the days when I worried about stuff like this...
The US and SK already said no reprisals for the sinking of a warship and murder of 46 sailors.
What more do they want?
lol...invaded? Don't worry, Kim. Hussein is more likely to attack Israel or the U.K. than you commie schmucks.
Not guilty!
This could be a sign of its collapse?
If one might suspect that the torpedo attack on the S Korean naval vessel was a TEST of a torpedo weapons system, who and what is the next test target?
I think the point is he is trying to provoke ROK or the US to do something. If that does not work, he may be crazy enough to say they did and I am now going to blow them off face of earth.
Someone needs to get into this other asshat's head and tell him if he does and one US soldier is killed, his entire pile of crap will be reduced to a cinder. Unfortunately, with Obozo in charge, he would agree with the pipsqueak and say maybe we did invade.
No, the rhetoric long with the actions of the NoKos are getting increasingly aggressive and irresponsible, and as their economy slides even further into ruin (hard to believe that's even possible, but it is...) they may well get even more aggressive to divert attention from what is really going on inside the country. There is no telling what they plan next. The problem with their methods of getting attention is that they feel compelled to up the ante every time their economy heads South again.
We think things are bad here?? The Greeks think they are being put upon?? Think things are bad in Haiti, Chile or in any of the other major disaster zones so far this year??
Imagine what the global recession has done to the people in North Korea. I think the Regime over there is holding on by their fingernails, and when they finally do go down in flames, I fear it will be literally "in flames", and we will have the biggest humanitarian disaster on our hands in Asia since the last World War. We have little idea what the civilian casualty rate has been over the last fifty years, and whatever finally brings Kim down will no doubt have cost untold numbers of North Korean lives.
Kim will not go politely.
Remember the Pueblo!!!
Re: Pffft.... what a sorry excuse we have for a president.
president, what president???
A war with the Norkos would cripple the South's manufacturing and exports giving an additional advantage to China just when China is starting to become less attractive as a place to build and run factories.
that image looks photoshopped
Why do we still feed these people?
Someone needs to go in and rescue their women.
I volunteer.
lol — exactly.
LOL looks like they might tear something.
Under Reagan, just threatening to use nukes against us or our allies would have been sufficient cause for glassing the place. Everyone knew it, so noone did it.
Obama will just try more appeasement.
Shows how far the US has fallen...
" "They will mobilise all means including the nuclear deterrent... should the US imperialists and the South Korean puppet warmongers dare intrude into the inviolable sky, land and seas of the DPRK even 0.001mm," he said. "
Uummmmm, yeah. That's 395 / 1,000,000ths of an inch. We prolly won't need to do that, at least I don't think so.
Will we?
Kim will not go politely.
He will either initiate a war knowing it will destroy North Korea (with the sick reasoning of rather see the country destroyed than lose power), or he will be taken out by his own army (think Ceausescu). The latter, though still messy, is preferable.
One Peacekeeper missile should do the job.
Looks like the top lefty himself in the top left.
The norks are the pitbull on the leash and the chicoms are the commie thug gangbangers holding the other end.
It's their way of gaining "implausible deniability" regarding their nuke and missile proliferation to our enemies.
What country would want to invade a country where the population is starving? Why would we want to feed them when there are others who are also in need of food.!?
Not again!
I dunno Fred, there are probably people running his military that are every bit as bad as Kim, if not worse...
Peacekeepers carry MIRVs. One would be overkill.
I'd be good with it...
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I'm pregnant with my first child. My mom wants to buy me a baby walker, like I had when I was little. But I'm worried about the safety of these devices. Are walkers a hazard or am I just being a paranoid first-time mom?
- Jessica
Looks like your mother's intuition has already kicked in. Walkers — devices with wheeled frames and suspended seats that allow babies to move around using their feet — are a big no-no nowadays. Health experts strongly discourage the use of walkers.
While infant walkers were very popular years ago, doctors have increasingly found them to be a leading cause of serious injuries in babies. While in walkers, babies can roll into hot stoves, heaters, and pools. They also can fall over objects or down a flight of stairs. In fact, falling down stairs is one of the most common injuries from walkers. Babies who fall can suffer broken bones and traumatic brain injuries. Even gates at the top of stairs or adult supervision often fail to prevent falls.
And walkers let babies reach higher than normal, so they're more likely to grab dangerous objects (like hot coffee cups and kitchen knives) or touch stovetops, which can lead to burns and other injuries.
Research shows that walkers do not provide any advantage to a child's development. They do not teach infants to walk or help them walk sooner than they would without one. Walkers also may deny babies the necessary opportunities for pulling up, creeping, and crawling.
To provide a safe play area for your baby, choose an activity center or bouncy seat, stationary rocker, swing, or play yard instead. And be sure that everyone who cares for your child knows about the dangers of walkers.
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Short-barreled rifle (SBR) is a legal designation in the United States, referring to a shoulder-fired, rifled firearm with a barrel length of less than 16 in (41 cm) or overall length of less than 26 in (66 cm). In the United States, an SBR is an item regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) as a Title II weapon. In the absence of local laws prohibiting ownership, American civilians may own an SBR provided it is registered with the BATFE, and a $200 tax is paid prior to taking possession of or creating the firearm.
The regulation of short-barreled rifles was the result of the National Firearms Act of 1934 which also imposed restrictions on short barreled shotguns, silencers and machine guns.[1]
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Overall length is measured between the extreme ends of the gun, along a centerline which passes through the middle of the barrel. For rifles fitted with folding or telescoping stocks (such as U.S. Carbine M1A1), US Federal guidelines state that measurement is performed with the stock unfolded as intended for use as a rifle. Exception is made for rifles with easily detachable shoulder stocks, which shall be measured with the shoulder stock detached. Some states — such as California and Michigan — measure overall length with the stock folded. Barrel length is measured from the end of the muzzle to the front of the breechface, typically by inserting a measuring rod into the barrel. Barrel length may partially comprise a permanently attached muzzle accessory (such as a recoil compensator or flash suppressor).[2]
SBRs may be created by trimming down a larger rifle, by building a rifle with an original barrel shorter than 16 in (41 cm), or by adding a shoulder stock to a handgun which is fitted with a barrel shorter than 16 in (41 cm), thereby legally redefining it as a rifle rather than a handgun. Each of these processes must legally be accompanied by BATFE registration. Certain old handguns originally available with shoulder stocks, such as original broomhandle Mausers or Lugers manufactured before 1946, more likely to be valued as curios or relics than as weapons, have been removed from federal SBR restriction but may be restricted under local gun laws.[3] Certain "trapper model" rifles manufactured before 1934 with barrels under 16 in (41 cm) have similarly been removed from federal SBR restriction (the BATFE publishes a Curios and Relics List of models and serial number ranges). While SBRs on the Curio & Relic List are not "firearms" regulated under the 1934 National Firearms Act, they are still "firearms" regulated by the Gun Control Act of 1968.[1]
In the United States, it is a federal felony to possess an SBR unless it is registered with the BATFE to the person who possesses it. Class 2 manufacturers, Class 3 dealers and government agencies will transfer these firearms tax exempt but individuals must pay a tax of $200 to manufacture or transfer an SBR. BATFE notification is required when transporting an SBR across state lines; this is accomplished by filing Form 5320.20 in advance of the travel date. SBRs may not be taken into states where they are prohibited except with prior approval from the BATFE.[4]
Purchasing a short-barreled rifle is accomplished by finding the item desired, paying for it and then arranging for the transfer of the registered item. An individual will be required to file a BATFE Form 4, Application for Tax Paid Transfer and Registration of a Firearm, and paying a $200 tax.[5] A short-barreled rifle must be transferred by a Class 3 or a Class 2 SOT dealer if the transfer will be across state lines. For transfers within a state the transfer may be accomplished by the individuals involved though the $200 transfer tax is still due. For transfers between dealers or manufacturers the Form 3- application for tax exempt transfer is filled out. For transfers to or from govt agencies (police departments, et al.) a Form 5 is used for tax exempt transfer to dealers or individuals(there is no tax due on transfers to or from govt agencies). When an individual wishes to build a short-barreled rifle, he or she must beforehand submit a completed BATFE Form 1, Application to Make and Register a Firearm, along with $200 for payment of the making tax.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c ATF (ed.). Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide. Washington, D.C.: DIANE Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4289-5186-0.
- ^ "US Code, TITLE 18 > PART I > CHAPTER 44 > § 921 > a > 8".
- ^ BATFE Curio and Relic List.
- ^ Sweeney, Patrick (13 February 2014). Gunsmithing - The AR-15. Krause Publications. p. 244. ISBN 978-1-4402-3848-2.
- ^ Sweeney, Patrick (13 January 2009). The Gun Digest Book of the AK & SKS: A Complete Guide to Guns, Gear and Ammunition. Iola, Wisconsin: Gun Digest Books. p. 244. ISBN 0-89689-678-1.


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Sep 15, 2016 - Cold place in Canada Friendly OPP
We arrived at the Canadian Tire store and chatted to A Norwegian couple about our travels and compared notes, Funny thing, he drives a Toyota Picnic. We stayed at the Walmart and it was more like a truck rest stop. And, yes,we saw the Tim's but it was closed for renovations.Jump to full entry
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Sep 13, 2016 - Thunder and William
We stayed one night up at the Walmart when we arrived. We then decided to visit Fort William, as we missed it last time through here. We camped right at the Museum and gift shop with full hook ups. We enjoyed the tour, they have many Weddings and receptions here on the grounds.Jump to full entry
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Aug 24, 2016 - Stratford
Wednesday, August 24 Neither Hayley nor Derek were working today, so we had time to make a hearty breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon. During conversation, Derek mentioned that when they first came to London, people here, learning they were from B.C., warned them to brace themselves for winter conditions. Many people in Ontario associate the lower mainland weather with B.C., so they didn't realize that native Prince Georgers like Derek and Hayley were well prepared for winter. In fact, it surprised the London folk that Derek had chains...Jump to full entry
Aug 23, 2016 - first day in London
Tuesday, August 23 A quiet morning. I had a chat with Hayley and Derek before they went off to work, then hung around the house for a while. Cherryhill Mall is a few blocks away, so I walked over there to pick up a few toiletries, eat a sandwich at the food court and look around. There's a public library branch in the mall, which Hayley says she uses a lot, and a passport office, which was very handy when Derek and Hayley needed renewals before their Israel adventure. I then set out for Riverside Park, which we saw on our way to dinner...Jump to full entry
Aug 22, 2016 - On to London
Monday, August 22 Sunny but cooler this morning, a good day for Cheryl, Pam and Marilynn to be walking around town. Their plane didn't leave until the evening, so they had to pass the late morning and afternoon out and about in the city. I caught a taxi to the train station about 9:15. It's not a very big station, so it was simple to find the right gate and the car when it was time to board. My suitcase is at the maximum allowable weight, twenty-three kilos, so I appreciated the porter helping haul it up the steps into the car. The trip was...Jump to full entry
Aug 21, 2016 - A day in Ottawa
Upon waking this morning the rain poured heavy , but it didn't stop us from going out to see the sites. We planned time in the city to see some of Ottawa. We drove along Sussex Dr to see where Justin lived , but he wasn't t home. I heard he was in Kingston at the Tragically Hip Concert . We saw Rideau Hall., and decided to check it out. We joined a walking tour which was so interesting and knowledgable. honestly makes me wish I paid more attention in school. The Buiding itself showed so much history since the 1800's. I felt so blessed to...Jump to full entry
Aug 21, 2016 - Rainy day
Sunday, August 21 Our first really rainy, grey day. We idled around 'til midmorning, after which I donned my jacket and sunhat, which was to serve now as a rainhat, and headed out to the National Art Gallery. Closer to noon, Pam and Marilynn went to the Rideau Centre food court; Cheryl walked over with them, then left to wander the mall. She found a few interesting stores that are not in the Vancouver area. After eating, Pam and Marilynn walked down Sussex Street for a 1:00 appointment at the Royal Canadian Mint. Noone was working today, so...Jump to full entry
Aug 20, 2016 - Museum of History
Saturday, August 20 Another sunny day. Marilynn and I had tickets to the Museum of History, so that was our destination, while Cheryl and Pam had arranged to meet our friend Jacquie at the Rideau Centre at 11:00. Marilynn and I walked down Sussex Street towards Alexandra Bridge. We stopped to admire a park, a memorial to Canadian peacekeepers, the National Art Gallery and many vintage buildings, so we did not speed along. We reached Alexandra Bridge, known as an "interprovincial bridge" because one end is in Ontario and the other in Quebec....Jump to full entry
Aug 20, 2016 - Arrived in Ottawa, Ontario
We had a late start this morning, just because:) Fuelled up in Huntsville, then on our way.( .859) we enjoyed our drive through Algonquin Park, lots of beautiful lakes and trails. Everything looks so green and healthy. We arrived in Ottawa around 4:30 at a campsite just near the airport called Camp Hither Hills. We are looking forward to touring Ottawa tomorrow. The weather has been nice, but rain is expected in the forcast! Frank is now enjoying watching his Night race from Bristol Speedway on our tv.( he's been a waitin) I am going to...Jump to full entry
Aug 19, 2016 - On the road again!
Up and at em this morning ready for a farm fresh breakfast with my bro and sister in law. They then took us on a tour to some Amish farms to see what they do and how they live. It was pretty interesting to see. 3 little girls , aged 2, 4 , and 6 greeted us. So adorable and very inquisitive. . We were invited into one of the homes, and let me tell you,a very different way of life. We learned a lot. My brother bought me a special cream, that would help with my bites on my leg, so let's see what tomorrow will bring.so far so good! Before we...Jump to full entry
Aug 19, 2016 - lineups, tours and dining
Friday, August 19 Cheryl was out the door about 8:00 to join the lineup for Parliament Building tour tickets. About fifteen minutes later, I joined her and other early birds in an already-lengthy queue. Not long after 9:00, we got our tickets for the 10:15 tour of the East Block and 11:20 tour of the Centre Block. Marilynn and Pam joined us a bit later and we watched the beginning of the Changing of the Guard as we waited for our guide at the flagpole between the two buildings. At 10:15, our guide Louis escorted us to the East Block...Jump to full entry
Aug 18, 2016 - First day in Ottawa
Thursday, August 18 We were up and out the door not long after 9:00. Despite some cloud cover, it was warm, a good day for walking around town. We first went to get tickets to the Parliament Buildings, but the line snaked down the block and we heard later the tickets were sold out by 11:00. Apparently you need to be in the lineup around 8:00 in the morning, so that's on tomorrow's agenda. As we were discussing our next move, band music began – it was ten o'clock, time for the changing of the guards. We crossed the street to watch the...Jump to full entry


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Lets take a closer look at the View menu, to help you navigate the view of your spreadsheet while you're entering, reviewing or presenting data. To access the View menu, click the word View in the upper menu above the Google Sheets toolbar. You'll see a drop-down menu up here with several options listed. Let's walk through each of these selections to get a sense of how they're used. The first two options are Freeze Rows and Freeze Columns. Freezing Rows and Columns is useful if you want to keep a row or column header or label visible as you scroll through a large spreadsheet.
You can freeze up to ten rows or five columns per sheet. The next option is Gridlines. Gridlines are those light gray lines between rows and columns. By default, gridlines are shown. If you'd like to turn off gridlines, uncheck it. Check Gridlines, and they'll appear again. The next option is Protected Ranges. This is only relevant if you've set up some areas of your spreadsheet that you don't want others to revise or edit. If you've set up any protected ranges, you can uncheck this selection to turn off the protection. The next option is Formula Bar.
This is turned on by default. This is the bar right here that displays the formula for any calculated cells. Let me show you one on this Sunshine & Location Chart. I've entered a formula here in cell E5. When I click it, the calculation of the formula appears in cell E5, but the formula appears in the Formula Bar. On the View menu, I can uncheck Formula Bar to hide it. This could be handy if I'm presenting, and I don't want to display extra information. Turn it back on, simply check it again.
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the market seems to think that it is not worth more than 5 right now, ichan is not always right, but klarman is really good, we did get the 2 dollar div and also the nektor spin off, i am thinking we might get 6 or 7, but i do believe that this will get taken out, since that is all the company is doing, it could be tomorrow or sic months from now, just my opinion
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Skip to comments.Crime Problem At FEMA Paid Motel
Posted on 01/24/2006 9:04:11 PM PST by caryatid
It's at least the 26th time so far this year, that Lake Charles Police respond to a call at Lakeview Motel where FEMA pays to house people displaced from the hurricanes; people like Stacy Arceneaux and her mother Charlotte Broussard. The frightened women who live here have this notice on the door: "Identify yourself, do not disturb, gun in room."
Arceneaux says, "I will shoot you if I do not know who you are, period. If you look at my family wrong, I will shoot you."
"I'm expecting a bullet to come right through the walls. There's a bullet right here through this window. They tape it up. There have been drug deals out in the front, knocking on our doors and our walls all night long, cussin' us out, threaten our lives. If you all find us dead, you know who did it," said Broussard.
Stacy's daughter Ashley & her small son come here too, to visit and bring good and supplies. But after several weeks the women are beside themselves. "They're going to kill us," says Broussard. "When I come outside it's, 'I'm gonna kill you *itch and shoot you. I walked to management office a while ago and that's how the police department wound up here and made another bust, right next door to us," says Ashley.
"This is what I run around with in my room (shows .45 caliber pistol) and I've got a .17 caliber sitting up there. That's what we're living with. When my child comes to visit me I've got to walk outside and meet here with a .17 gun," explains Stacy. "What's wrong with this picture? There's a problem with this. (shows .17 caliber pistol.) This is what I have to greet my child outside with so she don't get messed with by crackheads. I got a grandbaby. I can't even see my family. No, I'm not living this way. I can't take anymore. I'm worried about my mother. I can't go to work, I can't get a job. I can't do anything. I can't leave her in this. I can't leave my mama in this mess."
"There's a condom laying out, a used condom laying outside my door that's from next door because they're trading sex off for drugs. And they're screaming obscenities in the parking lot on how, 'if you do this to me for a rock," says Stacy.
"I was a taxpayer, paid taxes and worked in this parish, Calcasieu parish, for 40 something years. I want to know what's going to be done. We need a safe place to live," says Broussard.
Stacy says, "I need a decent room for me and my mother to stay that feels safe. That's what I need right now."
Lakeview owner Jay Patel admits they have a problem with crime and have hired security. He says they are working hard to get rid of trouble makers and make it a safe place to stay.
A spokesman for FEMA says applicants can switch hotels as long as they call and get an authorization code. Lake Charles Police say they met with FEMA concerning conditions at Lakeview. We'll have more on this story.
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.17 cal? Isn't that a pellet gun? That isn't going to do her much good.
I'll correct myself. Several folks do make a .17 Cal.
I still wouldn't want to stake my life on one.
What do you expect? The majority of the "refugees" are criminals.. DUH, Yeah I said it.
.17 is not stopping power. Stick with the .45
Not that Houston didn't have any problems before but it is now rampant as evidenced by this in today's news......... "The attack began around 4:30pm on January 19. Police say they picked up the girl as she was walking to her grandmother's house near Wheeler and Dowling in southeast Houston. They forced her into a car at gunpoint and drove her to an unknown location. The suspects repeatedly sexually assaulted her. The teen was released in the area of Catalina and Gulf Meadows on January 20. The suspects are described as black males in their late 20s who spoke with Louisiana accents. The vehicle was a 1993-1995 dark green Ford Taurus with dark tint on the rear windows.
Police say if you recognize these men you're asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS or HPD Juvenile Sex Crimes at 713-731-5498.
Pegged that one just right.
These people are just sitting on their fat, food stamp bloated behinds continuing to "let" the producers and taxpayers of the nation provide them with free housing months after people in places hit much harder by Katrina than 'Nawlins have been busy rebuilding their lives.
C'mon there Hillary. These are folks from YOUR plantation.
I'll correct myself. Several folks do make a .17 Cal.Wow, there are actually two pistol rounds ( .17 HMR and .17 Aguila) in this caliber. Takes a strange mind to think of necking down a 22 rimfire round. Good news is that in some rifles in .17 Aguila can use standard hicap 10/22 magazines.
I still wouldn't want to stake my life on one.
I am aware of .177 rifle cartridges, but I'm unaware of any pistols chambered for such rounds. Are there any "real" pistols chambered for a .177 cartridge?
More info can be found on our old friend Varmint Als website.
Here's a pic also from Varmint Als site:
Here's another one for comparison to a .22 LR and a couple of wildcat .22 cals.
I simply cannot imagine living in this situation. After one day of being in fear of my life, I'd be gone. I don't know what I'd do, or where I would go, but I'd darn well figure it out.
It surprises me that so many people lack any kind of...I don't know if it's survival instinct, or a type of ambition maybe?
How much of the powder in one of those cartridges will burn before the bullet exits the barrel on something like that mini-revolver? I appreciate that the HMR is a decent rifle round, but would think a .22LR or even .22 short would be more effective in a mini-revolver of a given overall length (the shorter rounds could have longer barrels). I guess I shouldn't be surprised that someone (NAA?) makes a mini-revolver in .177 but I don't see any reason to buy or own such a weapon.
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I don't 'feel the need' to own a pistol in this caliber, but I seriously considered buying the .22 I bought for my son Christmas present in .17 cal.
Ammo cost and nostalgia are what finally decided it for me. So, Lurker Jr. got himself a nice Youth Model Henry .22 lever action rifle last year.
Granted, I sure wouldn't pick this round as something I'd use for self defense in this ladys situation, but hey...she's got a .45, too.
Anyway, kudos to this woman for having the fortitude to stand up to the scum menacing her.
Haven't seen you around for a while. It's nice to talk with you again.
It surprises me that so many people lack any kind of...I don't know if it's survival instinct, or a type of ambition maybe?
---I agree and it is sickening.
They are from the Lake Charles area, the same place they are now.
I was a taxpayer, paid taxes and worked in this parish, Calcasieu parish, for 40 something years.
Lakeview owner Jay Patel....
It seems that at least half of these kinds of motels are owned by Indians who give their last names as Patel. In the Dallas area it makes it hard to keep up with who is and who isn't when trying to enforce things.
Exactly. Why doesn't she just pack up, leave, find a church willing to help her, and GET A JOB. Then she could find a decent place to live and not worry like this. Seems to me that there were many offers of jobs and housing for people to take advantage of and many of those offers were not accepted. She doesn't have to stay! She's got no one to blame but herself. I know legal immigrants who could hardly speak English who are on their own now after a couple years.
"There is no way to tell if the "evacuees" causing the trouble are from the Lake Charles area [Hurricane Rita], or if they are from New Orleans [Hurricane Katrina]; but, the story seems to be the same wherever they go ... crime, drugs, prostitution, sex for drugs and other anti-social behaviour."
My college age daughter and I were watching something on TV the other day about the FEMA abuses. I told her to study hard and get a good job because she will be paying for these losers and their descendents when she is 80 years old. At least they'll get to vote in Chocolate City no matter where they're sucking off the taxpayers.
Thank you, CajunConservative, for posting more information here. I have no solution to the chronic criminality described. I can only wonder why these folks are still at large in the world. We do not need more laws on the books ... we do need to enforce the ones that are already there.
As to rodent problems, they are not limited to FEMA sponsored housing. I myself had a persistent mouse visit me last Spring. In an effort to deal humanely with my unwanted guest, I attempted to have a "dialogue" with the mouse and to explain to her that she really must stop terrifying my poor cat. That failed; so, I did everything in my power to find where he/she was coming in. She outsmarted me every time. Finally, as a last resort, I stopped at the nearby hardware store and, at minimal cost, purchased a readily available product [a small cardboard box with poisoned grain in it]. After I carefully placed the bait in an area unaccessible by my overweight kitty, I waited patiently. I never saw or heard my "guest" again but, after a few days found that the box of poisoned grain was empty.
There can be no doubt that some of the folks in FEMA sponsored hotels really have not, yet, been able to find other accomodations. I really do realize that housing is scarce to non-existent in some areas.
I do believe, however, that many of the folks who are still in FEMA sponsored hotels [five months after the hurricanes hit] are simply avoiding self-responsibility ... just as they avoided self-responsibility for years before the hurricanes struck. It would appear that someone who lacks gumption enough to get rid of a rat ... well, what can I say? Has the rat outsmarted them? The rat may have sought refuge from the hurricane, too. We can poison the rat. We will have to find a more humane solution for the other unwanted guests.
I suspect, when all is said and done, that we simply have a group of self-responsibility averse, chronic help-rejecting complainers. Perhaps FEMA can go into the hotel/motel business and thereby relieve the benighted owners of those establishments of all responsibility for, and headaches caused by, FEMA's chosen tenants.
HPD seem to be taking care of the problems pretty well...don't mess with Texas!
Thank you, shield. I am not certain that this is the more humane solution I was seeking ... but, I guess we can just let nature take its course ... and let God sort things out in the end. LOL
Yes, things get worked out one way or another.
That said, I know for a fact that there are many good folks from New Orleans who have had no choice but to relocate to Houston and other places.
I myself have been in communication with one extended family of N.O. evacuees. They have been very busy settling into what they describe as their "homes away from home" ... and are trying to "get on with their lives". These were good folks before the Hurricane struck ... and they are still good folks today. They are not part of the problem.
Their husband/father's remains have finally, after all this time, been identified ... they were finally able in mid-January to have a funeral Mass for their loved one. The anxiety of not knowing what happened to their loved one is finally over. They now, for the first time, are able to reach a point of accomodation with their grief and begin a new stage in their recovery.
All who read these threads need to remember that, as sarcastic as we may tend to be here on FRee Republic, these are real tragedies playing out in the lives of many good people. The ones we hear about [and scorn] are not representative of the many good people who are self-sufficient and decent folks who are trying to put their lives back together as quickly as they can. They need our compassion.
I agree.
Compassion in the form of Tough Love.
Clarification - Tough Love for the miscreants.
I understand, for example, that murdering someone in Texas is a bad idea.
You are so right. It has been reported that New Orleans is going to have a quota ... an actual number of prisoners that they will accommodate ... the rest ... felons all ... they plan to turn loose ... to roam the streets ... and prey upon the rest of us.
Thanks - note to self, read whole thread before adding my .02.
Source? I will personally make this into a major election issue, if need be. This is insane.
Well said, little jerimiah! Thank you.
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I've done a search and couldn't find anything similar, if this has already been discussed, well I'm sorry.
Some consumer associations here in Switzerland are claiming that if there is a no show, the pax should be refunded the amount paid in airport taxes for free.
Well, in my opinion this is wrong. Let's take as example a ZRH-TXL-ZRH where airport taxes are about 80 Euros. Passenger taxes are only about 25-30 Euros while the other 55-50 Euros are landing fees, bus fees, baggage handling, aircraft parking, fuel fees, ATC fees...
LX does refund you the taxes paid if you don't show up for your flight, but they charge you 20 Swiss Francs (13 Euros).
In my opinion taxes should not be refunded, because most of its amount covers fix costs an airline has to pay even if pax don't show up.
What's your opinion? Is there a general rule which apply in such cases? Do you know about other airlines refunding you taxes with a no show?
Edit: of course we are talking about restricted fares, where you do not get any refund FOR THE FLIGHT NET PRICE.
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CC whats your point?Y banter?Let me sum it up for you, WAG is putting the business on the line with its conflict with ESRX. Wasson is a gambler and I respect that because we all are here to gamble!You, me, robb, etc are spectators watching to see what happens. I do not have a bet either way!Just sit back and watch this year!
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The stock went from $3.85 to $4.64 on just 10 shares?? Really? I think this should be investigated as it seems to be something the MM are doing to get peoples attention to the stock. If someone can give me logical insight it would be much appreciated.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I know AH has no real meaning, but it does make a psychological impact to people at certain times and it leads you to wonder what the intention of the MM has by pushing the price up or down so drastically for only 10 or 100 shares. I don't believe that it is a normal buy/sell transaction and its being done for other reasons. That lends it to be suspicious activity. So then, if it is done AH how legit is the pricing during normal trading hours?
Are you new to the market or something? After hours means nothing. Someone or MM playing games. Ignore it.


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