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Northern Phoenix is mostly residential with pockets of commercial activity. Notably, the Desert Ridge Marketplace offers 110 acres of outdoor shopping and dining, a relative rarity in Phoenix's desert climate. Beyond Northern Phoenix, novice and experienced hikers alike can explore the flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert through the system of trails at the 2,900-acre Cave Creek Regional Park.
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"close to graduation"
The stay was perfect!! I will use Homewood Suite from now on and tell all my family n friends! The room was great and the staff was awesome n very helpful! Breakfast and dinner great plus food awesome!! Very pleased all theway around, ccan't say enough good things!!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"A Great Deal"
We were three guys traveling together to Phoenix from Albuquerque for the weekend, and we needed three separate beds. For less than it would cost for two 2-bed rooms at a cheap motel, we got a beautiful suite with two queen beds and an sofa bed, a full kitchen, two TVs, access to a nice pool, and a free breakfast. We sat around on the sofa and easy […] chair talking and watching TV, and were very comfortable throughout the stay. I have traveled a lot, and this was one of the nicest and cleanest rooms I've ever stayed in. The free breakfast was outstanding, with fresh eggs, sausage, and oatmeal, along with the usual bagels, rolls, cereal, and make-it-yourself waffles. There are also many nice restaurants in the area for lunch and dinner, some within walking distance, yet the hotel has a secluded feel and is very quiet. We will definitely stay here again when we return next year. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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"Clean, comfortable and good deal"
The area of town we needed to stay in is not what I would consider the safest or best. This hotel was a great choice in the midst of this area. It was clean, secure, and very comfortable. The only complaint was that our room was not ready at 4:20 and although they were completely booked - it was a bit frustrating.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"very friendly atmosphere"
Vacationed in Phoenix for baseball's spring training. Ended up going to 3 different ballparks and this motel was about 30 minutes from each site. Staff was wonderful. Breakfast (everyday) was great and Dinner (Mon-Thurs) was good also.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"suite size"
since it was a suite I thought the size be a little bigger and when we check in the clerk was not their she was in a differnet room than the lobbie. She did not explainn any thing she just check us inPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Close to the freeway and shops"
The quality of service was outstanding. Very friendly staff. The room was clean.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Wish had a hot tub and indoor pool. Electrical outlets for electric cars would also be nice.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"good stay"
nice hotel with facilities, bit away from action, but nicely priced and also have gud hot cooked breakfast.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Close to all shopping centers, freeway access etc"
My stay was great and comfortable. Went to the AZ High School State Games at Jobbing.Com Arena. Watch my niece play and they won state championship. Great Weekend. Thank you.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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"Review of Comfort"
Very comfortable. Loved that the room really had all the amenities of the home (Refrigerator, sink, etc.). However, it would be nice of the quality of the beds were better, softer, larger. Enjoyed my stay. Thanks.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
The rooms we're clean and well appointed,the staff was great,had alittle trouble finding it but will stay againPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Great place to stay for anyone."
We were quite surprised at the welcome we received upon checking in. One other hotel that we booked through Expedia was very unfriendly to us but this hotel treated us like royalty.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
We stayed with our family and love this hotel. It is close to restaurants, clean and comfortable. Would not stay anywhere else.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Great find"
Seprate bedroom from living area. Nice place for a get away to have some of the comforts of home. Local to the metro mall. Great service alsoPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Some Private R/R time"
Just needed a few days away from the hospice work world. Love the kitchen, spacious rooms, and the only thing I would change is the number of channels you get on the TV, it is limited, BUT did get the four days of the British Open. Great front desk staff and service people, also the kitchen staff did a great job. Definately our new hotel in the area […] to stay at. THANK YOU FOR THE R/R. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Nice quiet stay"
Friendly staff. Quiet, clean, and very comfortable room. Great breakfast and easy access to freeway.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Half as good as it should be"
We stayed in this hotel twice while driving to California. Once going and then coming back. The first stay was pleasant and nothing really to complain about. The second stay however was not as pleasant as the first. We have a 1 year old who sleeps in a crib. We requested ahead of time for the room to have a crib in it. They assured us that it would […] be there. We got in late (8pm), but there was no crib in the room. I ran to the front desk to tell them that they had forgotten the crib, but the manager on duty said that there was never a request to have a crib in the room. Whatever. I told them that regardless if they show that we requested one or not, we still needed one. He then proceeded to say that he couldn't find any and that that there might be some in a room that he didn't have access to because he had checked other places earlier. He also stated that we would have to wait until 9:45 when the "maintenance manager" arrived to check. I find it is a little suspicious that he went looking for a crib "earlier" when there was never a request to have the crib in the room, but whatever. So we end having to wait until 10 until a crib is in our room. I'm grateful that we finally got a crib, but the manager refused to call to assure me that there was for sure a crib in this room that he didn't have access to. I'm ok waiting for a crib if I know for sure that one exists. Anyway, that his my experience with this hotel. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Good amenities for the price."
The room was spacious and had lots of amenities for the price. However, the fan was loud and constantly on, and there was a water leak in the bathroom that flooded the floor. The rooms were clean overall, but if we left the room after 9am our rooms never got cleaned. The hotel was generally comfortable, and we could not hear our neighbors or highway […] noise. It was somewhat of a challenge to get to and surrounded by a barren office park and chain restaurants. The free breakfast was better than most. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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"Good place to stay"
It was centrail to every thing I needed to do. Front desk people were GREAT. Houjsekeeping was also VERY good. Overall it was all I needed and more.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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"Very Spacious"
The hotel was great!! The kids loved it because they had their own space & TV. :-) We had one small problem where the bathroom fan not working but it was fixed by the time we returned back to the room. I would most definately stay here again.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"We had a wonderful time!"
The kitchen is useful, it has pots and silverware if you want to save some money. The hot breakfast have differents options to choose. For next time I would prefer bigger beds. King size would much better. The pool water was warm, my kids loved it!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
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"Bad Housekeeping, Good Front Desk Staff"
Room was not made up, had to request clean towels, shower leaked all over bathroom floor which is hazardous. Charged for 3rd person occupancy all 3 nights, 3rd person only in for one night. Trash around hotel grounds was never picked up, overflowing trash bins all over grounds. Breakfast not replenished, lack of fresh fruit, bags of tortillas stored […] in microwave, guests had to remove. Non attentive staff for breakfast on Monday. Dirty breakfast plates left at poolside tables all day. No replehishment of coffee in room. Very friendly front desk staff, open to our complaints and very concerned, which resulted in a full refund, based on that alone we would consider a return due to outstanding customer service. Housekeeping was at fault, again front desk staff seemed very good. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Homewood Suites-Metro Pheonix AZ"
Hotel was great for the price. Everything was excellent except for a few things. You may want to think about a second waffle machine for breakfast time. Also, the sofa sleeper was bad. I would recommend a 1-2" pillow top mattress cover or memory foam or equivilent to place on top for better comfort. The overall stat was great.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"One of the GREATEST hotels EVER!!"
So comfy, so nice. Great bedding, set-up great even popcorn. Definitely stay here!!!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Differences like day and night"
Overall, loved our stay. Clean hotel, clean room, great staff, all room amenities in great condition. One of the perks of Homewood Suites is the weekday breakfasts and Monday - Thursday dinners. I have to say though, that the quality of each were vastly different. The breakfasts were decent and different each day, and the person responsible for food […] prep and service was great. I wish I could remember her name. She was very pleasant, always ready with a smile and a 'Good Morning!" The evening food and service,, however were less than mediocre. The food wasn't very good, though the salad bar was always fresh. They ran out of red wine two nights in a row. Compared to breakfast, dinner was incredibly disappointing. I hope management will see this and make an effort to improve things. The Homewood I use in Ohio brings food in from local eateries - this seems like a great solution to Phoenix Metrocenter's dinner problem. Having sufficient wine for the number of guests you anticipate might be a good idea too. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Family Friendly!"
We stayed here with our 4 kids in a 1 bedroom suite for Spring training. The pool is small but clean & nice. Breakfast was great and dinner was even included M-Th. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling with family. The staff were very friendly & accommodating.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Front desk and Buffet staff were excellant. Rooms were perfect sized and really enjoyed having the kitchen when we were too tired to go out. Usually takes one or two night to get used to the beds, but the beds here were the most comfortable I've had in a Hotel/Motel. Our only problem was with housekeeping. Not arriving on the first day until 6PM while […] we were dressing for dinner. We asked for 15mins to get ready and she said no and she was going home. I worked for Embassy Suites and our policy is to never say no. Guest always comes first otherwise the room was free. On the day of check out, the housekeeper arrived at 8AM! Needless to say, I did not leave a tip for them. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
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"Phoenix Visit"
GREAT place -- convenient to all highways, nice pool and good meals. Breakfast was hectic with busloads of students on the weekend, but otherwise it was fine!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"enjoyable experience"
Excellent service, great breakfast bar as well as an evening meal offering Monday through Thursday. Very good value for the business traveler or family stay. I will stay again on my next business trip to Phoenix in April.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
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"Its a great place for a getaway!"
My hubs and I went for a overnight away from the kids. It was real nice, real clean, staff was very friendly and great rates for the suite we got! I would stay again in a minute!Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Overall a great hotel, staff were very friendly. The only thing I could say I had a problem with was the breakfast. The eggs were a little chewy, like they were way overcooked not to apealing.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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"A decent place if you are not too picky"
Good size room, but the beds are double (not queen as stated). The water pressure of the shower was pretty weak. The time on the clock was an hour off, which confused us since we came to AZ from another state. Other than that, everything was good.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"A very nice hotel with tremendous hospitality!"
We stayed at this Homewood Suites for an extended weekend and were very pleased with the hospitality and ammenities. The room was a suite and was in outstanding condition with lots of extras. The people who work here - from the cleaning staff, breakfast staff, front counter were all exceptionally kind and professional. I wish they had a jacuzzi but […] would without a doubt stay here again. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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For a Hilton Hotel, I was dissapointed. This hotel needs upgrading! Location is great, but Hilton needs to put some money into renovation of rooms.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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Everything met or exceeded our expectations except for the continental breakfast on our last morning. The food wasn't that good and they ran out of things before the everyone was fed.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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This was a great place to stay but the service was not the best we have had. The internet would not work in our room and it took 4 phone calls and 8 hours before they finally fixed the problem. The food was okay, but they only had one person for bringing food out and clean up. Most the time either there wasn't food out or the dishes were out. The overworked […] staff person was friendly though considering all they were facing. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"highly recommended"
I loved breakfast and dinner served. The room we stayed was spacious and comfortable, clean and bright with a lot of sunlight. I also liked a kitchen in the room, equipped with a fridge, a microwave oven, and a dishwasher. Overall, I was completely satisfied with this hotel, and would be back when I go to Phoenix, AZ.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
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Does Evolutionary Psychology Explain Why We Believe in God? Part 1
When we look across times and cultures and find very similar beliefs concerning the nature of physical, biological, and psychological reality, those similarities cry out for some explanation. Since these different individuals have a very diverse range of experience, something other than common experience alone just might account for the similarities of belief. In some cases we can fairly conclude that there is a common nature – some fundamental similarity in how human cognition works – that underlies broadly shared beliefs.
A Plea to My Shepherds
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
Series: Shaping the Human Soul
In Washington DC, Church of the Advent teamed up with The Trinity Forum to offer a series of lectures exploring the synergy between modern science and Christian Faith. This presentation by psychiatrist Curt Thompson and philosopher James K.A. Smith addressed the process of Christian discipleship and spiritual formation through the lens of neuroscience.
Willing to be Wrong
The debate is often not about evidence, but about making sure that others do not transgress our interpretive boundaries and insist that we're wrong. We've bitten from the tree of knowledge and we love its taste.
Dispatches From the Physicalist Frontier, Part 1
I'm a physicalist when it comes to human persons. I believe, in other words, that we are wholly physical objects. I don't believe there are non-physical souls in the natural world. So I don't believe that we are or have such non-physical souls as parts. I believe we are through-and-through physical.
Rediscovering Human Beings, Part 1
That we are animals is something we hardly needed Darwin to tell us. It is obvious from the fact that, like other animals, we have stomachs and skin, eyeballs and ears, limbs and teeth, muscles, brains, and other organs. Yet it doesn't follow that we are mere animals.
Body and Soul, Mind and Brain: Pressing Questions
"Bit by experimental bit," writes philosopher P. Churchland, "neuroscience is morphing our conception of what we are." For many, this includes dispensing with the "soul" in favor of biologically anchored processes.
Gracious Dialogue
Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
Series: Science and the Bible: Concordism
In this series, Davis identifies core tenets or assumptions about the view of concordism, beginning with propositions about the Bible before concluding with a short historical commentary.
Southern Baptist Voices: A Response to John Hammett, Part 1
The Scriptures teach that we human beings have been created in God's image. What does that mean? I am in substantial agreement with Dr. Hammett on this question.
Series: He Who Has Ears
Scholar and musician Jeff Warren addresses the questions of how music is meaningful, and where that meaning resides, by looking at the popular ideas that musical meaning is entirely subjective to the listener and that the meaning of music can be universal. He also explores the recent trend of attempting to explain music via neuroscience. Finally, he looks into the reasons why music continues to play such a critical role in the worshiping life of the Church.
Mitochondrial Eve, Y-Chromosome Adam, and Reasons to Believe
When presented with the evidence for human population sizes over our evolutionary history, a common point of confusion for evangelicals is how this evidence fits with Mitochondrial Eve. How can we all come from one woman (and one man) but also come from a large population of 10,000 individuals?
Series: Maker of Heaven and Earth
In his sermon, Dave Swaim discusses the early chapters of Genesis that seemingly contradict scientific evidence, and he suggests that Christians have simply asked the "wrong questions" about this ancient text, which has led to warfare between the two. In light of this, Swaim wraps up his sermon with the three concluding points that he feels sums up the Biblical truth of creation: there is an all-powerful God, he has a perfect plan, and he has given us his love through Jesus Christ.
Series: From ID to BioLogos
In this series, Dennis Venema describes his personal journey that took him away from the Intelligent Design arguments toward the evolutionary creation worldview. Through careful and honest research, he discovered ID scientific reasoning to be analogy-based, in sharp contrast to evolutionary science, which was supported by concrete data. After accepting this view, God's presence ever strengthened him as he explored the compatibility between the Bible and God's creative mechanism.
Thomas Aquinas: Saint of Evolutionary Psychologists?
Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) was the foremost Christian scholar of the High Middle Ages and is today regarded as a "doctor" of the Catholic Church. No, Aquinas was not a materialist neuroscientist, but he understood the intimate interdependence of mind and body.
Series: Science and Faith at the Movies: AI
In this series filmmaker Brian Godawa looks at the Stephen Spielberg movie A.I.. Godawa begins by summarizing the plot of A.I., explaining that a boy robot, raised in a human family, goes on a quest to find a mythical blue fairy who he believes will convert him into a "real boy." The author goes on to highlight the philosophical and theological issues raised by the film, such as "the idea that we all live in a materialistic universe" and that meaning does not exist in reality but is rather created by complex machines.
Form and Content
A theological belief can grow in our minds unobserved for years, the results of many imperceptible influences, until the full flower bursts into conscious thought.
The (Lack Of) Conflict Between Science and Religion in College Students
Media-hungry atheist, creationist and religious fundamentalist provocateurs have dominated the science and religion narrative for the past decade. A recently published large-scale survey of college students, however, finds that the call to arms has fallen on deaf ears.
Series: Recovering the Doctrine of Creation: A Theological View of Science
Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
Series: A Tale of Three Creationists
In this three part series, Dennis Venema introduces and highlights Todd Wodd—a biologist who validates evolution as a credible theory, yet rejects the theory itself on a Biblical basis. In other words, Wood is a Young Earth Creationist. Despite their different perspectives, however, both he and Venema offer similar scientific critiques of arguments made by Reasons To Believe (RTB) including their view that physical, anatomical and genetic similarities as well as shared pseudogenes do not imply common ancestry between two organisms. The careful evaluations made by both Venema and Wood demonstrate the scientific weaknesses in RTB's theories.
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Try out these games to teach your kids about the safe and unsafe zones in and around your home.
Catch the Gabba gang daily on Nick Jr.
Print several sets of the "Play It Safe" Printable Stickers on a color printer using both the heavyweight paper and the sticker paper.
Place the sets printed on the heavyweight paper between sheets of cold lamination contact paper and seal all the edges. This will provide a protective covering for the cards.
Help kids cut out the stickers and sort into three groups: Safe, Unsafe, and Ask a Grownup. Place one sticker from each group on an envelope and have kids put the remaining stickers into their corresponding envelopes. (You can prompt pre-readers to each sign's meaning by reminding them that, as with traffic lights, red means stop, yellow means slow down, and green means go.)
Help cut the laminated cards,and then make a hole in the top center of each card with the hole punch. Loop a small length of yarn or string through each hole and tie the ends to create tags that your child can hang from knobs or household items.
Walk through your house with your child and point out features like electrical sockets, lamp cords, toys, doors, supply cabinets, and electronic devices. Ask your child which card goes with each item. Place the cards on or near the "unsafe" objects and let your child place the other cards.
When you have gone through the house and marked all the zones, play an "I Spy" game asking your child to identity a safe zone, an unsafe zone, and an "ask a grownup" zone. Doing so will help your preschooler learn to associate the shapes and colors of the stickers with the places and things you do and don't want her to touch or play in or around.

 Play both games until you are confident that your child is familiar with all the zones in your home.
Razzle, dazzle Dad on Father's Day!
Plex helps charge your electronics
This fun do-together craft will make Dad's day
Dad will eat this photo frame up! Give it a try
Bring home a little bit of Brobee with this super springtime craft!
Make any egg more festive with a little help from Foofa!
Make no-slip, marvelously magnetic monster bookmarks
Your Yo Gabba Gabba! fan is destined for sweet snugly dreams!
Snuggle up with Foofa
This cat's the coolest on a homemade iron-on T-shirt
This friendly cyclops has got its eye on your little monster
Let Muno keep an eye on your little one while he sleeps!
Cuddle up with Brobee!
Let your preschooler prepare for sleep with a cuddly plush Plex!
Just press print to put Plex on your preschooler's shirt!
Add some fun to your fashion with Foofa's funny face!
This Brobee T-shirt will quickly become a favorite!
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Everything you need for a monster dance party--in your living room
It's flower power at work as pretty pink petals provide sun protection!
Beat the heat with help from Yo Gabba Gabba!
A handy case with a friendly face!
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Spring into action to create a high-flying hanging craft
Show your kids how to tell time with this paper plate peek-a-boo clock!
Crafty kids' kites made from paper bags
Perfect for catching springtime breezes, this is no garden-variety kite!
Take a trip around Lalaloopsy land, meeting with friends for Crumbs tea party!
Make this simple paper puppet and play fetch with Dora's little puppy!
Make a snugly new friend for your Peter fan
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Peter & pals are dashing through the snow-- carrying something sweet, you should know!
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Light the way to a fun night with some of your kids' favorite Nick Jr. friends
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By John Elworthy , The Editor
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
BY a narrow margin, March Town Council has decided to keep Councillor Kit Owen as deputy mayor elect despite a campaign to have him removed.
In a poll conducted by town clerk Clive Lemmon, councillors voted by six votes to five to take no further action and for Cllr Owen to stay.
"The mayor and I have spoken with Councillor Owen and he has indicated his willingness to remain as deputy mayor elect and, therefore, he would also vote for that scenario," the town clerk told councillors today.
"This would, obviously, increase the number of votes in favour of him remaining as deputy mayor elect from 6 to 7.
"This is obviously not the end of the story because ouncillors will have the opportunity to make their voices heard again in March 2014 when the positions for mayor and deputy mayor are decided for 2014 / 2015."
Mr Lemmon added: "Even though there has been a full democratic process, I realise that this creates a clear division within the council, with a significant minority not approving of the decision, but I trust that councillors will now find it in their hearts to go forward and work together in harmony for the benefit of the community."
The campaign to have him removed was started by Councillor Steve Count, who is also a Cabinet member at Cambridgeshire County Council.
Cllr Count says he has "reviewed the evidence" of the Fenland Council conduct committee which decided to take no further action against Cllr Owen for innocently downloading pornographic images on his council owned laptop.
"I wish to let you know what I have discovered before letting the mayor know my position and perhaps you may wish to revisit your positions in view of this," Cllr Count has told fellow town councillors.
His intervention caused consternation at March Town Hall and prompted the mayor, Councillor Jan French, to give councillors until mid day today (Wednesday) to decide what action to take.
Cllr Owen was appointed deputy mayor elect earlier this month but four days later appeared before the conduct committee for breaching internet usage rules.
The committee felt that since he had already resigned his Cabinet post they should take no further action.
However since then the ruling Tory group at Fenland Hall has suspended him until at the earliest the end of next month and now he faces similar additional pressure from town councillors.
Mr Lemmon – on the instructions of the mayor- has collated responses.
"This is the first occasion in which this situation has arisen at town level," he says.
He has told councillors that the mayor has been anxious to ensure "all procedures are followed correctly and, similarly, that you find my involvement fair and transparent.
"This is a new experience and I am duty bound to remain neutral in this matter. I would certainly adopt a similar stance in dealing with complaints against any one of you.
"Favouritism and personal opinions will not come into the equation, and I have been assured that any sanctions that are deemed necessary after this consultation will be acted upon without delay."
One of the points raised by Cllr Count is this newspaper's summary of the conduct committee which found he had no case to answer
Cllr Count says the committee's reckoning that since Cllr Owen had already lost his Cabinet post and the fact he would have to face the public "is considerably different to having no case to answer".
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if he used the councils laptop he should be asked to resign failing this he should be sacked
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As he and his swaggering teammates entered 11,000-seat Bazemore-Hyder Stadium (named for the school's two late, iconic coaches), the stage-lit carpet inside morphed into a fantastical world unlike anything he lived in the rest of the week.
The first person he usually spotted in the stands was his mother, who had Reggie when she was 14, standing and clapping and smiling. Then somewhere nearby he'd find his father, divorced and remarried, and who Reggie mostly remembers as being in jail. Now a landscaper and a preacher, he stood and cheered for his son, too.
Then came the game. Crouching in the defensive backfield before each play -- dreads spilling from his helmet, tats stamped up and down both arms -- Reggie often talked aloud to his dead cousin, gunned down a year earlier in a shootout at a public housing complex across town from the one where Reggie and his mother then lived.
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Volume 3, Episode 8: Spectra uses her beast reporting skills to uncover purr-sonal secrets about Toralei!
MH True Monster Stories, produced and hosted by Spectra Vondergeist, brings the lowdown on the history of one of Monster High's most notorious students: Toralei Stripe.
Toralei was born as the smallest of a litter of six, which in its entirety was abandoned at a young age. Toralei's siblings got adopted soon enough by a troll couple, but Toralei was left to fend for herself. Being an adaptive kitty, Toralei did just that until her mid-teenage years, when she was arrested and placed into the pound. There she met Meowlody and Purrsephone, her best friends in life ever since, and worked her way to the top of the pound's food chain. Eventually, this situation came to an end to when one day the werecat trio received a visit from Headless Headmistress Bloodgood of Monster High, who invited them to enroll in her school. The trio eagerly accepted, glad to leave the pound and ready to tackle the school's food chain the same way they did the pound's.
The program comes to an end and Spectra anxiously asks Toralei for her opinion on it. Toralei proclaims that she loves it.
- The title of the webisode is a play on The Nine Lives of Chloe King or, less likely, The Three Lives of Thomasina.
- The scenes shown on the TV screen early in the webisode are from "Rising From the Dead" and "Queen of the Scammed".
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DESPITE THE ODDS Essays on Canadian Women and Science
Montreal Vehicule Press 1990 0919890962 / 9780919890961 First Edition Softcover Very Good
Cover has light edge and corner wear, light soiling to outer edge of pages, a few small scratches/indentations on front cover (indents can be seen on first few pages). Pages clean and unmarked except for previous owner's name on first page and a few small pencil/ink markings (fairly minimal). B/w photos. ; 8vo; 452 pages; This is the first book to address the status of Canadian women in the sciences from a historical and contemporary perspective. Essays on women in medicine, sociology, pharmacy and the natural sciences provide insights about our pioneer women scientists. Contemporary concerns are examined such as the career goals of female science students, gender separatism, and feminist research into genetic hazards in the workplace. (700)
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JOHN KEPLER German Renaissance Astronomer
London Faber & Faber 1966 First Edition Hardcover Fine in Very Good dust jacket
Hardcover is clean & tight, with only slight wear to spine ends & corners, no markings. Jacket has light edgewear, some age tanning, light soiling, a little sticker residue on front, not price clipped. 194 pages. "This book represents a pioneer attempt to provide the general reader with a concise, historically pointed account of the eventful life story of the German Renaissance astronomer John Kepler. It includes a lucid commentary on his epoch-making scientific discoveries while seeking also to afford a glimpse of his half-mystical vision of the cosmic order...." ; 8vo
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Aughton, Peter
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS The Brief, Brilliant Life of Jeremiah Horrocks, Father of British Astronomy
London Phoenix 2005 0753818752 / 9780753818756 Softcover New
New Book, no markings, slight creasing to rear. ; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Like Mercator and Longitude, The Transit of Venus is the fascinating story of a man ahead of his time, whose work laid the foundations for modern astronomy. There is a missing chapter in the history of astronomy. It lies between Galileo and Newton and belongs to a brilliant young Englishman, who, in the period before the English Civil War, was the greatest astronomer in the kingdom. [345-notosl]
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Butts, Ellen R. & Schwartz, Joyce R.
MAY CHINN, THE BEST MEDICINE Science Superstars Series
Scientific American, Inc. 1995 0716765896 / 9780716765899 First Edition Hardcover Very Good+ Illustrated by Hamlin, Janet
Ex-library book, but still in very nice condition, usual ex-lib type of markings.. No jacket as issued. Only very light wear overall. "In the 1920s, May Chinn struggled against the odds to become one of the first African American doctors in the U. S. This book follows her life from childhood in New York City through 50 years as a researcher and doctor, allowing readers to appreciate her accomplishments in the world of science. (350osl) ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall
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Conant, Jennet
TUXEDO PARK, A Wall Street Tycoon and the Secret Palace of Science That Changed the Course of World War II
Simon & Schuster 2002 0684872870 / 9780684872872 First Edition Softcover Fine
Only very light wear overall, interior clean & tight, no markings. B/w photos. 330 pages.From Publishers Weekly:Alfred Lee Loomis (1887-1975) made his fortune in the 1920s by investing in public utilities, but science was his first love. In 1928, he established a premier research facility in Tuxedo Park, N. Y. , that attracted such brilliant minds as Einstein, Bohr and Fermi and became instrumental in the Allies' WWII victory. Conant, a magazine writer, draws on studies, family papers and interviews with Loomis's friends, family and colleagues (she's a relative of two scientists who worked with Loomis) to trace the story of the tycoon's professional and social life (the latter fairly racy). ; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
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Day, Stacey B.
EDWARD STEVENS Gastric Physiologist, Physician and American Statesman
Montreal Cultural & Educational Productions 1969 B000FM7ILC First Edition Hardcover Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket
HC/DJ - near fine/VG. Hardcover is clean, with light edgewear. Pages clean and tight, other than old pencilled price on first page. Slight soiling outer edge of pages. Jacket has moderate edgewear and a few small tears/chips, light scuffing/scratches to covers, some age tanning. Not clipped. With a complete translation of his inaugural dissertation 'De Alimentorum Concoctione' and interpretive notes on Gastric Digestion along with certain other selected and diplomatic papers. Stevens is a contemporary of Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson, et al, and is credited with the first isolation of human gastric juice. (400-noto) ; 8vo
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De Terra, Helmut
London The Scientific Book Club 1964 Hardcover Very Good in Good dust jacket
Translated from the German by J. Maxwell Brown. 141 pages. Hardcover clean & tight, no markings, light soiling outer edge of pages, light corner/spine bumping. Jacket has light edgewear, couple tiny tears, light soiling & light watermark stain to spine bottom, back corners, not clipped. All who knew Teilhard de Chardin commented on his great gift for making friends. The author, de Terra, himself a distinguished geologist & palaeontologist, was a close friend of de Chardin and worked closely with him in the Far East. "The influence of Teilhard de Chardin as prehistorian, Christian philosopher and seer, has now been felt throughout the western world, and this portrait of the scientist at work increases our understanding of the man behind the ideas. " (*shipping will be reduced to most locations) ; 8vo
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Eber, Dorothy Harley
Viking Studio Books 1982 0670273899 / 9780670273898 First Edition Hardcover Very Good+
Ex-library book, but still in very nice condition - usual ex-lib type of markings, only light wear overall, jacket attached to book. Interior very good, occasional light soiling and ink rubbing. B/w photos. Prologue by R. Buckminster Fuller. Contents: Interview with R. Buckminster Fuller; Arrivals; The inventor at home; Exploring right and left; The Tetrahedron; Getting into the air; Flight; They Hydrofoil years; Riding the HD-4; Courting the Admiralty; Final Days. (800) ; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall
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Feynman, Richard P.
SURELY YOU'RE JOKING MR. FEYNMAN! Adventures of a Curious Character
London Unwin Paperbacks 1986 0553256491 / 9780553256499 Softcover Very Good
1st in this edition. Light creasing, light edgewar, a little edge rubbing. Interior pages are clean & tight, a couple earmarks and light age tanning seen. 350 pages. Anecdotal, unpretentious, and lively, Feynman's book is filled with stories about his outrageous adventures--from trading ideas with Albert Einstein to discussing betting odds with Nick the Greek. Richard Feynman was a great scientist, a winner of the Nobel Prize, remembered equally for his laboratory work on liquid helium and his wonderful, unquenchable vitality and sense of humor. His lighthearted approach to life made his lectures a delight and his scientific accomplishments all the more intriguing.... (400) ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall
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Gleick, James
WHAT JUST HAPPENED: A Chronicle from the Information Frontier
Pantheon 2002 0375421777 / 9780375421778 First Edtion Hardcover Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
Ex-library with usual stamps & stickers, only light wear overall. Light soiling outer edge of pages. Interior pages clean & tight. Note: photo shown is a stock photo & not actual book.REVIEW: This book of previously published essays by the author of Chaos and Faster is an eclectic chronicle of the information revolution's first 10 years. "The last decade of the twentieth century came as a surprise, " writes James Gleick. What Just Happened shows how surprising it was: in the book's first piece, from 1992, Gleick notes that "a relatively small number of personal computer users use Windows. " (He's a good sport about it, too, poking fun at himself in an introduction for making such an obsolete observation.......; 001091; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
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Gornick, Vivian
WOMEN IN SCIENCE 100 Journeys Into the Territory
Touchstone Books 1990 0671695924 / 9780671695927 First Edition Softcover Near Fine
Very nice condition, clean and unmarked, slight wear and corner wear to covers. 172 pages. Interviews a cross section of women scientists in diverse fields, exploring their various experience in this last stronghold of male intellectual authoritarianism. More than 100 brief vignettes. (300os) ; 8vo
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Gottschalk, Herbert
London Unwin Books 1967 Softcover Good+
Interior pages clean & tight. Cover has light edgewear & a crease down front, light soiling. A concise biography of this eminent intellect and person, one of the greatest minds of the 20th century, mathematician & philospher Bertrand Russell. (os) ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall
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Hosokawa, Bill
OLD MAN THUNDER Father of the Bullet Train
Sogo Way 1997 0965958000 / 9780965958004 First Edition Hardcover New in New dust jacket
New in shrink wrap. From a Reviewer: "..... World War II brought havoc to rail lines in Japan, leaving them unsuitable to meet the needs of a growing postwar Japanese economy. In 1955, after an accident forced the president of the railway to resign, Sogo, at age 71, was lured out of retirement to head the government-owned railroad. He was one of the few who were convinced that railroads would be Japan's best means of transportation, and he set out to build a new system, using the newest technology to carry heavy loads at rapid speeds....." ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall
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Lamont, Lansing
DAY OF TRINITY The Dramatic Story of the Men Who Opened the Nuclear Age
London Hutchinson 1966 First Edition Hardcover Fine in Very Good dust jacket
Hardcover is clean & unmarked - slight soiling outer edge of pages. Jacket has light edgewear, a few small edge tears, age tanning to edges, sticker residue on front, not clipped. 333 pages. b/w illus.The story of the scientists and the scientific achievement which led to the first atomic explosion at the Trinity site in New Mexico in 1945, followed by the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end the Second World War. ; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
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Langrick, Roger
THE NEEDLE GAME One Man's Life in the World of Professional Acupuncture
Pender Island, B. C. Dogr Hidesman Prod. 1989 0921994001 / 9780921994008 First Edition Softcover Very Good+ Signed by Author
Signed & inscribed on title page "____, Best of Everything, Roger". 228 pages. Very good+ condition; light wear to edges/corners, light scuffing of cover, interior clean & tight, light age tanning to page edges, slight soiling outer edge of pages. "In 1972 Roger Langrick was treating ninety patients a day at Standring Hospital in Seattle. The first acupuncturist to be licensed in North America.....he wrote the acupuncture legislation for the state of Oregon and was a co-founder of the Acupuncture Socity of Alberta. The Needle Game covers the author's life from the early days of training in Singapore to his retirement in 1986 to live on Pender Island amongst the Gulf Islands of Canada's west coast...." ; 8vo; Signed by Author
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Lemke, Dieter M. D.
MAN NO BE GOD Bushdoctor in Cameroon
Writers Club Press 2001 0595170145 / 9780595170142 First Edition Softcover Near Fine Signed by Author
Signed on first endpage "D. Lemke, MD". Excellent condition, clean and tight, no markings, a little scuffing/shelfwear to jacket. Man no be God is a fascinating story of one man's life and work as a medical missionary in Cameroon, Africa. ; 8vo; It is an absorbing and often humorous series of anecdotes and observations of the challenges and rewards of working as a doctor in Africa, as well as the unique opportunity he had to learn from the people of these intricate and colorful cultures.... (410-osl? ) ; Signed by Author
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Livingston, Michael, M. D.
FAMILY MEDICINE An Inside Look
Richmond, B. C. ORC Enterprises 1980 0889780897 / 9780889780897 First Edition Softcover Very Good+
Very nice, tight, copy. Internal pages are clean and unmarked. Cover has light edge & corner wear, light soiling outer edge of pages, a little moreso to one bottom corner. A little curling to corners. 211 pages. "With wit, affection and honesty, Family Medicine takes the layman behind the closed doors of the doctors' office to learn the mysteries of the medical profession, including humorous tales of his medical school days and his daily encouters with patients..." (*lower shipping avail. To Cdn & overseas) [400-os] ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall
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Ludwig, Emil
Manor Books 1973 Softcover Very Good
Clean, tight condition. Pages are unmarked, light age tanning. Cover has very light edgewear, light scuffing, creasing to spine. The master biographer's famous study of one of the most controversial sex psychologists of all time. (*shipping will be reduced to most locations) [180-notosl] ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall
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Patterson, Phyllis M.
Eda the Weatherlady
Calgary, AB Kindred Spirits Publishing 1995 096986230x / 9780969862307 First Edition Softcover Very Good
Softcover edition. Ex-library book, but still in very good condition. Sturdy laminated cover and usual ex-lib type of markings. Pages clean and intact, light soiling outer edge of pages. Cover has light scuffing and minor wear to edges. The story of Eda Owen , the first woman in Canada, if not the world, to become a Federal Meteorological Agent. She held the post in Edmonton, AB between 1915 and 1943, and over 140 stations reported to her. (315osl) ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall
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7. | Napa | ||
1. A bean plantation worker.
2. A sunmaid rasins worker. 3. A highway fruitstand worker. 4. A hard working pon who often smells of oranges or beans. Napa often struggles to put the salsa on the table for his family of 24. Napa: Who wants burritos!
Atano: I do! Liquid: STFU Atano! |
1. | napa | ||
A small wine vine-growing town in the North Bay area.
The population is about 50-50 whites to other ethnic groups. It's NOT 92% white, not even close, so M. Du, shut up. At the junior college, whites are a minority. I live here, I know this. And we like being called Napkins, it's a funny term we enjoy. Nap-kins. Yessss. We also have a state hospital to get locked up in if we're naughty. There is NOTHING to do in this town. We're bored out of out minds. Seriously. ..and we don't hate surrounding towns. If you're a tourist and you come to visit - drive the speed limit. Nothing gets people crazier than being behind drivers going 30 in a 45 zone. Let's do something.
Ok, but lets get out of Napa. Yeah. |
2. | napa | ||
a town that is going downhill really fast these days, what with all of the yuppie fucks moving here and ugly buildings going up. soulless yuppie fuck: i'm buying a house in napa because it's a trendy address to have these days
North American Pavement Ape. A poorly behaved black male in his teens or early twenties. Often raised by unwed, single mothers in poor environments, their upbringing is marked by an absence of discipline and appropriate role models, and a lack of access to quality education. Because of this they are poorly socialized and often engage in "cheap signaling" such as wearing hoodies, not pulling up their pants, loping or slanting instead of walking fully upright like normal bipeds, and loitering in gaggles at convenience stores. In extreme cases they will also engage in crime or violent behavior. Seen most often in urban areas, since they like to prey on scared, weak white people like the kind that live in big cities (not in the red states, where many whites are armed and dangerous.) Ted: "Hey, stop in at this 7-11, I need a coke."
Bill: "No way man. Every time I go in there, the place is full of NAPAs." Tanisha: "My man broke up wit me again!" Lawanda: "Oh snap! How'd he do it this time?" Tanisha: (sniffle) "He sent me a text!" Lawanda: "Hmmf. That NAPA got no manners!" |
4. | Napa | ||
Need Another Part Already A joke about Napa Auto Part stores
5. | Napa | ||
Often refered to as "Doing a napa".
Correcting a mIRC script to the Nth degree, perfecting it with stupidly complicated methods which are most likely practical, but no-body understands. Jim: What the hell is this script all about?
Jimbob: Looks like someone has done a napa on it .. |
6. | Napa | ||
Someone who is in a bad mood. In refrence to sour grapes She was in a bad mood. She must have stopped by Napa earlier.


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The Chocolate Mill is a retail pastry shop providing a wide variety of handmade, artisan foods. The selection includes cakes, pastries, cookies, confections, savory and much more. The Chocolate Mill also offers special occasion cakes to order, including wedding cakes. Our full service barista and cafe completes The Chocolate Mill, making it a balanced blend of old world charm and new world sophistication.
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The Silo |
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3 Floors of Adirondack Themed Gifts, and more...Voted Best Breakfast In The Area! This unique barn constructed in 1982 has a unique history. Our Silo was actually uprooted and transported to its current location from a farm in nearby Saratoga County and the two barns were raised shortly thereafter. Inside one part of this structure is a famous restaurant! It's so good, it was Voted #1 place for breakfast in the lower Adirondacks by the readers of the Post Star Newspaper. Breakfast (served all day) features oversized omelets, classic Eggs Benedict, large fluffy pancakes, huge Belgian waffles and our thick, home-baked toast. Lunch offerings boast delicious homemade soups, overstuffed sandwiches, juicy burgers, chicken creations and so much more. The Silo also has a healthy salad selection and a kid's menu with plenty of choices. |
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By Razakin (Jun 26, 2009) (#51)
seanne wrote:
I've got the beta patch if you need it, Angela. It's a complete translation, save for one short story related sequence.
Mind sharing that with me, so I can test if this game is better than Ark of Naphistim, now that I finally got this gigantic box.
By jb (Jun 26, 2009) (#52)
For those of you that use the beta patch, consider donating to the gentlemen at that site who did the translation. I don't think it was ever intended to be as widespread as it is in beta format but considering the fact that you can play the entire game in English with no problems whatsoever, he deserves the credit. I gave him 50$ and he was suprised because apparently nobody ever donates to him. That was like 4 years ago.
You can read about some of the debacle here: http://www.ysutopia.net/forums/index.php?topic=346
Last edited by jb (Jun 26, 2009)
By Adol (Jun 26, 2009) (#53)
And I gave him $20 or $30 (I forgot) 3 years ago for the same reason, even if I had all the patches, for all the fantastic job he made on Xak 3 and Ys IV for PC Engine too. You have to encourage people like him.
By Dais (Jun 26, 2009) (#54)
Adol wrote:
You have to encourage people like him.
*goes to JB's link*
I'd say the word you're looking for is actually "pacify".
By my_name_is_link (Jun 27, 2009) (#55)
Adol wrote:
Falcom sihpping is always expensive. they use EMS only. Last summer i paid 10600 yens of shipping for a 8000 yens Week sale.
They remind me of some other seller.
By Adol (Jun 27, 2009) (#56)
By Adol (Jul 20, 2009) (#57)
Just FYI, I ordered Ys I&II chronicles set + Brandish PSP set + Ys Felghana Cd version (for 980 yens) and they charged me 6200 yens for EMS shipping. I just received the package (as Ys I&II chronicles got released), and they indeed paid 6200 yens for a 2.5 kg package.


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James C. "Jimbo" Bailey, age 62, of Langley, husband of Toni Ann Meade Bailey, passed away Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012, at Highlands Regional Medical Center, in Prestonsburg.
He was born Jan. 12, 1950 at Lackey, the son of the late Sidney E. and Marcella Rowe Bailey. He was a member of the Graceway United Methodist Church, the John W. Hall Masonic Lodge, and the Maytown Fire Dept.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, James Shawn (Sara) Bailey, of Shelby, and their children, Makenna Reece and Aubree Kaitlyn Bailey, and Christopher O'Neil (Katie) Bailey, of Langley, and their children, Emma Kathryn Bailey and Ava Kristyn Bailey; a sister, Sidney Jane Bailey; a niece, Suzanne Elizabeth Smith; and his mother-in-law, Betty W. Meade.
Memorial services for James C. "Jimbo" Bailey will be conducted at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 23, at the Graceway United Methodist Church, at Langley, with Roy Harlow officiating. A Masonic service will be held prior to the memorial service at the church, with the Hall Funeral Home caring for those arrangements.
In lieu of flowers the family request that donations be made to Hospice of the Bluegrass Mountain Rivers or the American Cancer Society.


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"If you want to repeal it, well, that ain't going to happen," Rep. Jay Roberts, R-Ocilla, told a gathering of his colleagues at the Biennial Institute, a pre-session issues briefing for state legislators at the University of Georgia.
While applause did break out at the UGA auditorium, many, if not most, there sat quiet.
The transportation special purpose local option sales tax failed in a July vote in all but three Georgia regions. It would have authorized a 10-year, 1-percent sales tax to fund a variety of road and transit projects in the state. In the northeast Georgia region, which includes the Athens area, the referendum received almost twice as many "no" votes as it did "yes."
Cities and counties in the three regions that passed TSPLOST, including one centered on Augusta, will only need to put up 10 percent of the cost of projects in order for the state to pay the remaining 90 percent while the other regions will have to pony up 30 percent of their own money to receive just 70 percent from the state.
Some politicians representing areas where it failed have called for blocking or watering down the discount. Roberts tried to disarm some of that criticism, telling the crowd that once things like rights of way are purchased the 30-percent match has often already been met.
Roberts and other panelists speaking about transportation noted the benefits provided by the state Department of Transportation and the funding troubles it, like the rest of the state, have run against. Roberts noted that only $10 million of the general fund goes to DOT with the balance coming from the tax on motor fuels.
Transportation Commissioner Keith Golden said his department has economized as revenue from the gas tax has declined. For example, it almost halved its workforce to about 4,300 employees since he started there in 1986. Many of its operations are outsourced to private contractors.
Debts are also weighing heavy on DOT, with $400 million needed for debt service each year.
"It's a huge challenge to run an organization where almost 30 percent of your funds right off the top goes to pay for what's been done in the past," he said.
Georgia's reliance on gas taxes is an unsustainable model as more people telecommute, drive electric vehicles, and fuel economy improves, he said. Congress compounded the problem when it passed only two years of transportation funding as well, he said, instead of its normal six. That could cost Georgia 35 percent of its federal funding if another stopgap bill isn't passed in time, Golden said.


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In this new series, we will attempt to explore the main characters evolving around the 2010 Citizens United v. FEC Supreme Court decision. Each "card" will represent a character who symbolize one aspect of the Citizen United case.
These characters in fact are either directly linked to the case or are acting against or in favor of it. The full consequences of that decision still have to be determined as the 2012 Presidential campaign is still very much in its beginning. Yet, we can already evaluate the tremendous impact that Super PACs have on campaigns and political communication.
KARL ROVE | Political Consultant, Founder of American Crossroads
The former Senior Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff of the Bush administration is a long time conservative figure. He's currently adviser and board member of American Crossroads, a 527 organization that has raised and spent tens of millions of dollars to defend and elect Republican candidates to federal office.
According to Opensecret.org,
American Crossroads is a conservative group spearheaded by top Republican operatives. Karl Rove, the former top strategist for President George W. Bush, and former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie encouraged the group's formation and solicited donors for funds. Formed in 2010, American Crossroads initially reported its activities to the Internal Revenue Service as a so-called 527 organization. After the SpeechNow.org v. Federal Election Commission federal court rule, which allowed outside groups that expressly advocate for or against federal candidates to raise unlimited sums of money from corporations, unions and individuals, American Crossroads registered with the FEC as an independent expenditure-only committee, better than as a super PAC. Steven Law — who previously worked in Bush's Labor Department, served as Kentucky Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell's chief of staff, was the executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee and served as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's general counsel — heads the group. It regularly disclosed its donors, but Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies, a spin-off registered with the IRS as a 501(c)4 nonprofit group, does not.
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American Crossroads is very active during this Presidential Campaign and since the Republican Primaries are over, the organization starts to attack Mitt Romney's opponent, Barack Obama.
According to Politico reporter Robin Bravender,
The Karl Rove-backed super PAC American Crossroads picked up steam in fundraising last month, raking in $4.6 million and stockpiling nearly $30 million to use against President Barack Obama and other Democrats. American Crossroads raised more in May than it has in any month since January after raising less than $2 million in both March and April. But despite the slight dropoff in recent months, the super PAC has continued to grow its cash reserves by spending relatively little.
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Part of the Rove's organization, Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies (Crossroads GPS) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporation that works in conjunction with American Crossroads. As a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, Crossroads GPS's primary purpose is the advancement of social welfare including public policy advocacy, although it is permitted to engage in political spending as well. Crossroads GPS is required to report what it spends, but it is not required to publicly disclose any donor information.
Mid june 2012, in a letter to Crossroads — and a complaint to the Federal Elections Commission — the president's lawyer, Robert F. Bauer, demanded that Crossroads divulge its donors because it is a political committee and not, as it calls itself, a "social welfare" organization.
The GOP-aligned group Crossroads GPS has spent $7 million to air a new ad attacking President Barack Obama for "growing our debt faster than our economy."
The ad, called "Stopwatch," begins airing in 10 states on Tuesday night. It is part of a $25 million effort to focus national attention on jobs, the economy, taxes and debt. (Read more on the Huffington Post)
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