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Though the Chattanooga Police Department took no action against Capt. Jeannie Snyder for alleged drunken and disorderly conduct because activities during her personal time are "nobody's business," at least two other officers have been disciplined for off-duty activities, records show.
Chief Freeman Cooper told the Chattanooga Times Free Press earlier this week that he was "not about to single (Capt. Snyder) out" for something he would not monitor for anyone else.
But the chief suspended Sgt. Gary Martin for one day in 2007 after department officials found him guilty of "neglect of duty" while he was off the clock, records show.
The alleged policy violation stemmed from an incident in July during which Sgt. Martin left his patrol vehicle unattended outside Chili's Grill & Bar on Brainerd Road and it was stolen.
At the time, the officer was "working an off-duty job," according to a news release detailing the incident the following day.
The vehicle was vandalized but was recovered a short time later, the release stated.
Officer Kendra Adams received a letter of reprimand in her personnel file in 2000 under former Chief Jimmie Dotson. The officer allegedly pulled up her shirt and flashed someone at an alcohol-fueled party held at her house while she was off duty in April of that year.
The party was attended by a group of local public safety officials and resulted in the demotion of two Hamilton County sheriff's deputies, according to newspaper archives.
Then-Chief Dotson told the Times Free Press in September 2000 that he decided to reprimand Officer Adams, whose name at that time was Officer Friel, based on the results of an internal fact-finding investigation.
"My actions were intended to protect the integrity of the department," Chief Dotson said. "She was reprimanded for violating the code of conduct."
The department reinforces the idea that officers are held to a higher standard of conduct during the police academy and through annual in-service training, he told the newspaper.
The department's current internal affairs division head, Capt. Mike Mathis, said he was unfamiliar with the facts of Officer Adams' case. He said he was out of the office when contacted late Thursday and unable to get to her case file until this morning.
In Sgt. Martin's case, Capt. Mathis said, discipline was warranted because although he was off duty, he was working in uniform providing security, and therefore "acting under the color of the authority given to him by the police department."
"We have a policy that says you must keep your equipment safe and secure, and if you fail to do that, then the department can hold you accountable for that," Capt. Snyder said.
He declined to compare either case with Capt. Snyder's situation.
"I don't have the facts available to me about Capt. Snyder to draw an inference from," he said. "I don't have an investigation on her in my office."
A report obtained from the Cobb County Department of Safety indicates Capt. Snyder was carrying a department-owned gun on Feb. 7, when police in Marietta, Ga., were called to the Town Center Mall because she allegedly was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
She was detained and sent to the hospital for treatment of a possible drug overdose, the report states, but never arrested or charged in connection with the incident.
Chattanooga Police Department policy states that officers are not allowed to carry firearms within eight hours of consuming alcohol.
Chief Cooper has said Capt. Snyder, who also had been hospitalized two times prior, did not violate any policy during the Feb. 7 incident. As a result, he did not order an internal affairs investigation or fitness-for-duty examination.
"There was no violation of policy, procedure or law. If they'd have charged her with public drunkenness, that would be a different story," he said during a telephone interview Tuesday.
City of Chattanooga spokesman Richard Beeland said he was unable to comment Thursday on whether the city could or would step in to address any employment issues in regard to Capt. Snyder.
"I'd have to defer to the police department right now," he said.
A Cobb County, Ga., police report indicates Chattanooga Police Capt. Jeannie Snyder was carrying a department-owned gun while appearing intoxicated at a Marietta, Ga., mall Feb. 7, but she was not arrested or charged for public drunkenness.
Chattanooga Police Department policy precludes officers from carrying firearms within eight hours of consuming alcohol.


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New Hampshire has 40,000 turkeys
Change is the only constant for the state's turkey population.
Once abundant, the last wild turkey was spotted in Weare in 1854. Now there are an estimated 40,000 birds in the state, thanks to a restoration effort that began with 25 birds in Walpole in 1975.
Ted Walski, New Hampshire Fish and Game's turkey biologist, has been at the job since 1972. He said loss of habitat played a major role in the turkey's decline, as well as unregulated hunting.
The bird's revival began when the state traded a number of fisher cats for 25 turkeys from the Allegheny Mountains of New York and Pennsylvania.
One hunter who is happy the turkeys made a comeback is Steve Carpenter of Plymouth. He will have a domesticated bird on the table today, but does enjoy eating wild turkey breast.
Wild birds are about the same size as on most tables today - about 18 pounds from the field.
"They're tough," Carpenter said of both eating and catching New Hampshire's wild gobblers. "I won't eat the legs," he said.
"I first tried baking them. That wasn't good. Now I deep-fry and season with bread crumbs. Some guys like to soak them in buttermilk overnight," rather than a brine, he said.
At first, Carpenter plucked the birds, but found it is too much work.
"Never again," he shook his head.
Carpenter now skins the breasts and just cooks and eats the breast meat, which he said is darker and not as tender as a domestic bird.
Wild turkeys now roam in gangs of 20 or so in neighborhoods from New Castle to Pittsburg, roosting on swing sets, grazing at feeders, often stopping traffic as they scoot across roadways.
When are there too many turkeys, Walksi was asked.
"I don't have a concern for overpopulation," he said.
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Born to the Castilian nobility. Lay woman noted for her physical and spiritual beauty. Married to Felix de Guzman, warden of Calaruega, Burgos. Mother of four. Her oldest son, Anthony became a priest, the middle son was Blessed Manez, and the youngest was Saint Dominic de Guzman. When pregnant with Dominic, she had a vision that her unborn child was a dog who would set the world on fire with a torch it carried in its mouth; a dog bearing a torch in its mouth became a symbol for the Dominicans. Popular devotion to Joan sprang up almost immediately upon her death.
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I've had my 1/2" torque wrench for 2+ years, and it operates smoothly and consistently. Perfect for lug nuts. Some advice:1....Read complete review
I've had my 1/2" torque wrench for 2+ years, and it operates smoothly and consistently. Perfect for lug nuts. Some advice:1. This is a precision instrument; treat it with care. Dont use it as a hammer, etc or store it where it will get banged around.2. Always loosen it to just above 0 ft-lbs when you are done; this keeps a slight amount of compression on the spring. Never store it at high torque settings.3. Dont use it for loosening bolts to see how tight they were. Besides, it wont give you the correct reading; it takes MORE torque to loosen a bolt/nut than to tighten it. Get a breaker bar (Harbor Freight sells a nice 25" one).4. When torquing, always increase the force slowly, then stop immediately when it clicks. When you recheck all nuts, the wrench should click with the same applied force on all nuts and none of them should budge. If you get different results, your technique is probably wrong.5. Dont try to take the wrench apart. If you need to know how they work, buy a second one and have a look inside.
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I owned my first 1/2" drive Harbor Freight torque wrench for 6 years, and used it moderately (about twice a month). I never had it calibrated, but it seemed...Read complete review
I owned my first 1/2" drive Harbor Freight torque wrench for 6 years, and used it moderately (about twice a month). I never had it calibrated, but it seemed accurate and consistent from one job to the next. Eventually, the internals gave out.Having had a good experience for the price the first time around, I purchased my second one a few months ago. While torqueing a nut to 140 ft-lb, the wrench suddenly LET GO COMPLETELY. I was lucky to only bruise, and not break my hand when I whacked the concrete driveway.I had also bought a 3/8" drive wrench, which was faulty out of the box (would not click). This kind of questionable quality was enough to turn me off from these wrenches, especially given the precision tolerances that any torque wrench must operate within to be effective. I returned both, and invested $80 in a good-quality, name-brand wrench with a 50-250 ft-lb torque range.
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By Bapa
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Comments about Pittsburgh Professional 1/2 in. Drive Click Type Torque Wrench:
We checked this torque wrench against the calibrated ones we have at work... it was within a pound of the calibrated one. I don't want to guess how much the ones at work cost, but I'm sure it's 5 times this price. I used to torque my bolts on my auto repairs by guessing... no more.
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By Lug nuts
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I bought this wrench in 1997 to tighten the lug nuts on my F-150. It has worked great . I now use it for all of the lug nuts on all of my vehicles with alloy wheels.I bought a second wrench to carry in my motorhome because it has alloy wheels also. Both wrenches has performed perfectly.I have used it for all of my torquing needs.
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By Joe, The hammer fisted bolt snaper
from NY
About Me 4x4 enthusiast, Mechanical Engineer
I bought this as a spare so i wouldn't have to bring my Snp-On wrench with me on the trails but i end up using this more often because it's right there in the truck and it's just as accurate as my $200+ Snp-On wrench. Very pleased with this wrench. I wish I would have got this before I blew 2 bills on an overpriced one. I don't have any cons. It does what it is supposed to do at a very fair price
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Great torque wrench
By Curt
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I use it for torquing lug nuts, head/manifold bolts, etc. I had an expensive well known brand digital torque wrench that cost $150+, and it broke about a year later. Took it in, and they told me it had a 90 day warranty and they could send it in for repairs for a flat rate of $100. I laughed and said goodbye, and have been using my HF torque wrench ever since. It has been about a year now, and it is still working like new. You can split hairs over "accuracy", but for most circumstances the important thing is that all the bolts are the same. Plus or minus 4, or even 10 ft lbs doesn't matter on steel bolts/nuts.
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I have not tested this tool for accuracy yet, but so far see no problems with it. The tool was very well finished, the adjustment worked smoothly. I put a bolt in a vise to check the click indicator, which worked great. There is a very audible click as well as a felt movement in the handle when the correct torque is reached at all settings. The only thing I would change on my wrench is to have the settings pressed into the handle a little deeper as they could be clearer. As others suggested I turned the settings to the max and back to 0 two or three times before storing on the 0 setting. A good tool at a great price. It has also has a nice plastic storage box.
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used often staying accurate
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About Me Auto Enthusiast, Mechanic
Had it checked for calebration twice in a year and half use I use it to build aircooled engines and as a heavy equipment mechanic and it has stayed well within tolorences. Ex happy
good deal
By Johnny Catskinner
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I have all 3 sizes. they are great and individually packaged.
5 years
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AS I'm owner operator of Limousine, I do light maintenance by myself.Oil Change, Brake job, add lights, fans, etc etc.I don't trust my impact wrench when I tight my lug nuts.Especially nuts are covered by hub cap. sometimes it's too late when you hear nuts are loose.I replaces from my other Torque Wrench and used this everytime I tight lug nuts for more than 5 years.Still working.
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lifetime warranty
By Jack
from Concord, NC
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the accuracy is right on with the other high price wrench we have at work (Proto, SK, Snap) and best of all it is the only torque wrench to carry a lifetime warranty!
Works great. Great price.
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I bought this torque wrench primarily for torquing lug nuts and suspension parts on my Jeep refurbish. I havent used it long enough to evaluate it for long term use but so far it seems to work fine. You cant beat the price and it seems to have gotten plenty of favorable reviews from other users. This wrench has a decent looking fit and finish, a sturdy plastic storage box and was at a great price. I'm satisfied ,as usual, with my HF purchase-thanks Harbor Freight once again!!
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Slow week for new releases. Only two coming out and one is terrible. You can guess which one that is.
TWILIGHT A movie based on a book dealing with vampires, werewolves, and love. I watched it in theatres and you can find that review at http://www.mccookgazette.com/story/14806.... At the time, I was slightly impressed with it, but after watching it a second time on DVD, I found myself extremely bored with it. I don't think this is the type of flick you can watch over and over again, as it loses its appeal on the first repeat viewing. It's still worth a shot if you've never seen it before and I'm sure the 'obsessed' fans will rush out to get a copy as soon as possible, but be warned if you only just enjoyed it the first time - you'll probably not like it the second time. Punisher: War Zone This is the sequel or reboot or whatever to the other Punisher flick that had John Travolta in it. Did I watch the movie? No. Should I have watched the movie for this review? Probably. This movie did horribly in theatres, got terrible reviews, and is based on a guy that never interested me in comic book form. So, I skipped it. Are you interested in it? If so, here's the description. Waging his one-man war on the world of organized crime, ruthless vigilante-hero Frank Castle sets his sights on overeager mob boss Billy Russoti. After Russoti is left horribly disfigured by Castle, he sets out for vengeance under his new alias: Jigsaw. With the "Punisher Task Force" hot on his trail and the FBI unable to take Jigsaw in, Frank must stand up to the formidable army that Jigsaw has recruited before more of his evil deeds go unpunished. That's the movie, if you watch it, let us know what you thought in the comments. There are a few other minor releases today like Elegy and The Velveteen Rabbit. Next week, we've got BOLT and the new James Bond Quantum of Solace. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] Wasn't too interested in watching the Punisher sequel, since (once again) the actor who created the role isn't in it (and I'm not talking about Dolph, either). I may decide to watch Twilight sometime down the road, it's nice to know it's worth watching at least once. I'm really looking forward to Quantum of Solace. I think Daniel Craig makes a good Bond, despite all the hubbub when he was first chosen for the role. -- Posted by dlfiend4ever on Mon, Mar 16, 2009, at 12:19 PM
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What is shocking about Jamie Lee's "makeunder" isn't just the sight of a real middle-aged woman in her underwear. For a post-feminist generation of women who were raised to reject artifice before they ever had anything to hide, it is a shock to learn that we have betrayed ourselves. In the struggle for liberation, the battlefield, as Germaine Greer once observed, is still our bodies. Equal partners with our husbands, at the apex of our careers, we are still undone by the sight of ourselves in the mirror. Jamie Lee, by celebrating the real, might be giving us all a lesson. If we aren't grown up enough to be cool with our real selves at 40, when is it going to happen?
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The makeover section, where a tatty subject is given a physical reconstruction as a pleasant way of saying "you are a total barker, get your life in order", is good viewing. It's been mooted that a refreshing change would be to see the reverse operation; a sort of makeunder.
Ms Hutton or Ms Bailey could be perfect subjects, with a "before" snap of them in their designer gear and expensive hairdos, followed by a ceremonial removal of makeup, a bad perm job from a smoking, trainee barber, and the donning of a sloppy joe and tracksuit pants.
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A change to its API terms of service [2] is evidence that Google is seriously worried about Facebook's increasing dominance over the Internet. Last Thursday the search-engine giant blocked the sharing of its Gmail data to any firms who didn't reciprocate by sharing their own users' information--and highest-profile of the sinners is Facebook. Despite attempts by Eric Schmidt [3] to persuade Mark Zuckerberg to allow access to Facebook users' data, the search-engine giant has been unsuccessful, hence its readjustment on position.
Google's official statement was terse. "We have a data liberation team dedicated to building import and export tools for users. We are not alone. Many other sites allow users to import and export their information, including contacts, quickly and easily. But sites that do not, such as Facebook, leave users in a data dead end. We will no longer allow websites to automate the import of users' Google Contacts (via our API) unless they allow similar export to other sites."
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- 01-09-2013, 11:14 AM Thread Author #1
Concern about security with my playbook
I am a New playbook user. I use it for work and play, I have it password protected. My concern is with downloading apps that want access to everything on my playbook, why do they need access to my files,plctures? Gps, location not that concerned about. I know I don't have to download them my question is why do they need access.
Depends on the app.
What apps are you concerned about?XoXoXo - 01-09-2013, 11:43 AM #4
Some apps will not run if you do.
- 01-09-2013, 11:48 AM Thread Author #5
I was looking for a browser, so Air Browser was recommended, it wants access to all files, plctures, docs. Why? There were others also wanting this info. If I block it it doesn't work.
Well a file browser app won't work if it doesn't have access to your files.
Atheism is a non-prophet organization. - 01-09-2013, 12:08 PM Thread Author #8
I understand giving access to files so app will work, my concern is when apps ask for access to files they are not collecting info about us and sending it out over Internet?
I agree with the original poster's message. While some apps do need access to certain aspects of the pb's system, some of them just ask for an arm and a leg. Obviously, a File Manager would need access to files. But does it need access to "Personal Info" (or whatever that very Broad Permission is called)? A gps program probably does need access to Location data but would a file manager or a game?
And, yes, some apps will totally refuse to run if you deny some of the Permissions they seek. And as I found out the other day, if you deny some on initial install, you may not be able to access them again. I had denied Kalemsoft and another app recently and could not change them since they did not appear in the Permissions' List at all after that. I had to do a Security Wipe to be able to fix them! - 01-09-2013, 01:03 PM #10
Review the app in App World and give them a half star rating and explain why.
Maybe devs will get the message.Splashtop Remote Desktop is an amazing app. Total access to your computer. Use all your programs like MS Office and Quicken. This app kept me from trashing my PlayBook. - 01-09-2013, 01:23 PM #11
This is an important conversation which could really benefit from including both consumer and developer voices. Security creeps me out a little and I know I have a lot to learn about this issue. I think it would make an interesting monthly CB byline. There are a number of other mobile security topics which could be included.
My concern is the apps that want the device ID info, mainly because I'm not sure what that consists of. I don't see any reason why this is necessary for any app other than appworld for purchases.
As far as leaving a bad review, these can just be removed/deleted. Try leaving a bad review for one of the Handster apps questioning why the app needs device ID permissions and see how fast they delete that review.Atheism is a non-prophet organization. - 01-09-2013, 01:26 PM #13Atheism is a non-prophet organization.
I don't know how app world works, but all the reviews I have made about security have appeared in the reviews. I don't delete the app until i have checked to see that my review is posted. But then again, I have only reviewed 3 apps.
Splashtop Remote Desktop is an amazing app. Total access to your computer. Use all your programs like MS Office and Quicken. This app kept me from trashing my PlayBook. - 01-09-2013, 02:26 PM #15
Nope. I tried, three times, with reboots/restarts. Once it was denied, it was never installed with a Permission entry and never asked for Permissions again. I don't believe it was their fault but an OS issue. As I wrote, another app did it just after that and, it, too, never got listed again even after UN and REinstalls.
edited to add: The other app was Permissions for Pacemaker trial. I denied them on installation and it would not run after that. UNinstall/REinstall did not fix it. Only the Security Wipe fixed it.Last edited by F2; 01-09-2013 at 02:46 PM.
Good to know. Thanks.
Atheism is a non-prophet organization. - 01-10-2013, 04:01 AM #17
Amazing how few seem to care about security issues
But then we live in the era of Facebook... As one European paper said, Americans are willing to give away their privacy for a free hamburger.
Not sure if it is so, but still simply looking at the level of interest this post generated, there doesn't seem to be too much concern even among geeks.
Thank you for the post and everyone's comments.
It seems that as rim approves more and more android apps (which are the worst offenders) - more and more developers demand access to your device identifier, gps, etc in exchange for the privilege of using their product. In many cases, you also give them your money. It seems a very high price to pay for giving up your privacy. But that is just me.
Sure, some apps do need access to files or your gps. But now even apps like pb battery watch, epub boook readers, music for meditation etc are trying to grab your data and profit from it. Simply giving them access to Internet doesn't not satisfy these hogs.
Funny thing - when you try to install one of them, you still get a message (just like on your bb) that the app can be potentially dangerous. But don't worry, says rim - you can always change application permissions later. BS!!!! This new crop (or more appropriately crap) doesn't show up on your apps list. So, unlike your good old bb, pb doesn't offer the same level of security. Why?
I've been leaving 1/2 star reviews, but it is an uphill battle, as there very few apps (that I am interested in) which do not attempt to grab all the data. I wish app world would disclose in advance such apps, as it is such a waste of time installing the app, leaving a review, deleting it. On to the next app, installing, leaving 1/2.star review, deleting it. Again and again....
Would love to hear from brains out here - is there a way to run apps with limited permissions, which otherwise force-close themselves?
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Nandi Clip Earring
Another seaside sensation: ocean-inspired studs and pendants with the iridescence of natural shell.
- Crafted by nature and our studio artisans, no two are quite alike.
- Metal and seashell.
- Clip-on styling.
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Coronado Country Club Class
Pricing |
Accommodations |
Sleeps: 8 |
Bedrooms: 3 |
Full Baths: 2 |
Tribes: Who likes this place?
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- 98%Business Travelers
- 98%Family Travelers
- 98%History Buffs
- 98%Art & Design Lovers
Member Reviews (1)
- Coronado Country Club ClassRon MFirst to ReviewOct 12, 2013
Our home is on spacious Acacia Way in the the "upper" Country Club area of Coronado beach. We are a close 300' from Sunset Park-adjacent to North Beach. The quiet walk down tree lined streets past attractive homes spoils us all and we know you will catch the same uplifting, sense of gratitude that residing in such a beautiful area inspires in all the neighbors. We've prepared our home to encumber guests with a sense of space, hospitality, peace, and visually appealing comfort. We've prepared it for you.
Read more about this property at: www.vrbo.com