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Butternut Squash Bread Pudding
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for the baking dish
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1 1/2 pounds butternut squash (about half a medium squash)—peeled, seeded, and cut into 1⁄2-inch pieces
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh sage
- 6 large eggs
- 2 cups whole milk
- 3/4 pound soft French or Italian bread, cut into 1-inch pieces (about 7 1⁄2 cups)
- 1/2 pound Gruyère, grated (2 cups)
- Heat oven to 375° F. Oil a 2 ½- to 3-quart baking dish.
- Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onions and cook, stirring frequently, until beginning to soften, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the squash, season with ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper, and cook, tossing frequently, until just tender, 8 to 10 minutes more. Stir in the sage. Let cool for 10 minutes.
- In a large bowl, whisk together the eggs, milk, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Add the bread, cheese, and squash mixture and toss to coat.
- Transfer to the prepared baking dish and bake until golden brown and set, 55 to 60 minutes.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 411
- Fat 20g
- Sat Fat 9g
- Cholesterol 196mg
- Sodium 633mg
- Protein 21g
- Carbohydrate 38g
- Sugar 7g
- Fiber 4g
- Iron 3mg
- Calcium 434mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Welcome to Gator Rescue, home of alligator rescuer and conservationist, Gary Saurage – the premier alligator wildlife park in Texas.
Gary and The Gator Country Crew take the animals on the road for exciting special events and appearances.
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Gator Country is home to Big Al — the largest alligator in captivity in the state of Texas.

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Spacious Beach Condo at Tamarind Complex (DEC/JAN SPECIAL) in Manasota Key
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Tamarind Gulf and Bay
- rates (USD) $ 2,200 - $ 3,500 / month
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Discover the quiet, uncrowded, unspoiled beauty of Manasota Key -
considered to be one of the best-kept secrets in southwest Florida.
The key is an enchanting barrier island off the coast of Englewood
where there are no high-rises, no traffic lights, just a two-lane
road and pristine beaches.
This condominium is very tastefully furnished, exceptionally well
equipped, and spotlessly clean! Two bedrooms and main living areas
are on one level. High cathedral ceilings in the living and dining
areas open to a loft/guest room with a private, roof-top deck and
views of Lemon Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
The cozy, condominium complex is framed by a private, white-sand
beach on one side and a heated pool overlooking Lemon Bay on the
other side. A fishing pier and docking facilities are also on site,
and the complex is close to many golf courses, shopping areas, and
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 09-4-2008 at 8:54 AM.
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Laurie Burkhardt 781-828-1312
condo rental amenities
New Features - Updated Kitchen, Wireless Internet, Flat Screen TV!
Master Bedroom Suite with Walk-in Closet, Two Twin Beds in Guest Room, Sleeper Sofa in Loft, Private Roof-top Sundeck, Fishing Pier and Docking Facilities, Air Conditioning, Three Cable TVs, VCR, CD Player, Full Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer/Dryer on site, Heated Pool, Community Clubhouse, Covered Parking, Elevator, Pets NOT allowed, No Smoking
activities and attractions in Manasota Key Gulf Coast South
Biking, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing,
Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Waterskiing, Surfing,
Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling
vacation rental rates
In-Season Rates ... Dec & Jan .. $3000/month .. $1600/two weeks REDUCED
Feb & Mar .. $3500/month .. $1850/two weeks.
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Jun - Sep .. $2200/month .. $1200/two weeks.
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$500 Security Deposit;
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The Lexington
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Time Out says
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If you're after a mixture of underground sounds and a lounge space where you can actually hear what your mates are saying, you can't do much better than 'The Lex'. With an unashamedly American retro feel running through the decor (wooden floor, plump Chesterfield sofas and mismatched chairs, swagged red curtains) and the bar, which boasts a selection of over 40 whiskies and numerous US bottled specialty beers, it's a good place to both hear live music of an alternative variety (upstairs) and hang out (street level) until late. Further diversity is offered by regular club nights, a weekly pub quiz (conducted by Rough Trade), swing dance classes and a rock 'n' roll bingo night.
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Mixing up '80s and '90s pop, R&B and dreamy guitar, Ballet School are a Berlin-based, Bella Union-signed trio who could sit comfortably on a bill with Haim or Chromatics.
- Wed Nov 19
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Shoegaze, Psych and garage rock, Alternative rock
- Critics' choice
Bringing their new album 'Until in Excess, Imperceptible UFO' to London, the critically acclaimed Lakes were originally a husband-and-wife duo. They've since taken on two extra members to craft their beautiful but often dark and disturbing mix of Cocteau...
- Thu Oct 2 – Fri Oct 3
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Fuzzy, frantic, string-laden, gypsy-styled and rather collegiate folk-rock from the headlining Scottish eight-piece, formerly signed to 4AD.
- Thu Sep 4
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Northern soul, Psych and garage rock
Northern soul-infused indie-poppers Comet Gain have been moulding themselves a spot in the London music scene for more than a decade now, yet feature just one original member – the much undervalued UK singer-guitarist and comic-book obsessive, David Feck....
- Wed Sep 17
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- Fri Sep 12
- The Lexington
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This much-fancied London five-piece boast the choppy guitars of Blur, early Radiohead or Sonic Youth, the dream-pop vocals of Lush, and occasionally the driving, downbeat ambience of The Cure. It's not just an exercise in pastiche though – some sweet...
- Wed Oct 15
- The Lexington
- £8
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Psychedelic/prog-rock/wyrd folk septet Knifeworld claim to sound like 'paint hitting the cathedral wall': a sloppy wet mess, then.
- Fri Sep 5
- The Lexington
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Brooklyn's psychedelic-pop songwriter rolls up with her band.
- Fri Oct 24
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- Critics' choice
San Franciscan stomp-rock from Strand Of Oaks, a solo artist whose grandiose sound is rooted in the '80s alt rock scene, Thin Lizzy and Springsteen.
- Tue Sep 30
- The Lexington
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The indie-folk band from Canada perform original songs from their latest album, People.
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Gay Weddings flash UPDATE | Buenos Aires, Argentina | No no no.... don't worry, I am not getting married... ha ha ha.... yet. !!!!! As many of you know, I am in Buenos Aires right now, ultimating all details of a big high profile Gay Wedding, which will take place during the month of May, here outside of Buenos Aires, for a gay couple from overseas, together with their friends and families flying from all corners of the world to be present the day the say I DO. Full post @ www.carlosmeliablog.com
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Top 5 | over 2 years ago
Ortis gets chopping, cutting and shredding his way through piles of paper to find the Top 5 Shredders
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Tony09 September 2011
Worth noting that the winning shredder shown is actually the pro style plus (retails for £100ish) not the £65 pro style. Judging by the reviews there's a big difference between the two models.Report as inappropriate
Colin Humphreys09 September 2011
The number one shredder you showed on the show, the Acco Rexel Pro style for £65, could you please tell me where i can purchase one from for that price, the item you showed on the show was the Rexel Pro Style Plus Cross Cut Paper Shredder and not as stated the Acco Rexel Pro style for £65 and the cheapest i could find is over £100.Report as inappropriate
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David Sale10 September 2011
Your number one shredder (the Acco Rexel Pro style for £65) is actually £100 or more for the PRO model. The £65 model is just for the Acco Rexel style which is not as good as the Pro model you showed and rated as number 1.Report as inappropriate
John Evans10 September 2011
Disappointing review. The main function of shredders is .................... yes to shred media securely. Why then was it deemed that the shredding speed test be used as a first round elimination process? How many good shredders were eliminated in this round that performed their primary function, shredding, better than the top 5? It would also have been useful to understand how securely each of the shredders performed this function. Sorry Otis, must do better!Report as inappropriate
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Craig12 September 2011
As previous posts, you reviewed the Pro Style plus and price matched the pro style.....total different machines! Totally different prices..... Would the researches like to send me a credit for the £34 difference LOL!Report as inappropriate
Darren Lithgo12 September 2011
Agree with all of the above regarding the misleading information between the winning shredders details and the actual model displayed. Very dissapointed.Report as inappropriate
John14 September 2011
PC World have it for £65 if you buy online http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/product-03061253-pdt.html?srcid=369&xtor=AL-11Report as inappropriate
Adrian15 September 2011
The PC World link is also to the wrong model at £65?? - Bit misleading on the price her Gadget show??Report as inappropriate
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Janet Ward13 October 2011
Anyone know where I can buy the Genie model that came fifth in the test?Report as inappropriate
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Chris06 December 2011
Perhaps if I was shredding my documents as the CIA were trying to break down my door, then I'd be concerned with the speed of the shredding. As it stands, I'm not really that bothered if my bank statement takes 6 seconds rather than 3. Initially eliminating the shredders based purely on speed was an amateur mistake. Could've missed a gem.Report as inappropriate
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Atlanta police arrested one man following an early Thursday morning shooting at a nightclub. They were still looking for at least one other suspect.
Multiple shots were fired outside the Space Atlanta club, located on White Street in the historic West End community. One of the bullets grazed a security guard in the back of the leg. She was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery.
A police spokesman said the trouble began with an altercation between patrons. Security kicked several people out. They returned a short while later, firing gunshots at the club from the parking lot.
Witnesses said the men left in a yellow mustang and a black Dodge Charger. Police canvassed the area and arrested one man. As of early Thursday morning, his name had not been released.
Police said they were following up on multiple leads and still looking for at least one other suspect.
The club's owner told CBS Atlanta News he had no comment.
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Albemarle recently exchanged the corporate embrace of the Brunswick Corporation for the more family-oriented small-business model when the company was purchased by North Carolina businessman Scott McLaughlin. And in these perilous times, Albemarle has displayed its confidence and faith in the future of its product line by moving forward with the introduction of four new models in the past two years. You can bet that this is one boat company that won't be closing its doors anytime soon!
Spending almost two hours maneuvering on a large tarpon in the dark can be both tiring and frustrating if the boat doesn't respond handily. When we fished the height of tarpon season in Miami's Government Cut, this 28 juked and jived with the best of them. Not once - even when the fish took off under the boat - did it fail to dance around the issue with aplomb.
According to the Mercury VesselView display and a separate GPS, the twin 300 hp Mercury Verado outboards lifted the 288 onto plane and up to 30 mph in nine seconds and topped it out at 53.2 mph, turning 6,250 rpm. Expect fuel economy of 60 gph (0.9 mpg) at wide-open throttle and 21.7 gph (1.4 mpg) cruising at 31.1 mph (4,000 rpm).
Like many of its very deep-V'd predecessors, the 288 handles head seas handily. But that same deep-V causes the 288 to lean rather dramatically when turning hard over at cruising speed. No, it's nothing dangerous and it does scribe a tight arc, but if you aren't prepared for that degree of bank, you might be surprised.
Three anglers in the 60-square-foot cockpit and one skipper at the helm worked just fine as Albemarle's director of marketing and sales, Ted Haigler, hooked into his first big tarpon. And I promise that he was glad for the standard coaming pads around the cockpit, especially after the first hour.
We needed only a fraction of the capacity the twin, 22-gallon transom livewells provided for our shrimp and pinfish. And since we release all our tarpon, the pair of 54-gallon in-deck fish boxes went unused.
Albemarle supplies a very complete inventory of standard fishing equipment. For example, in addition to the considerable tackle storage in both cockpit modules with their integral aft-facing seating, Albemarle installs Lee sidewinder outriggers with lay-down mounts in the standard-issue hardtop (the underside of which matches your hull color). You get six rod holders around the cockpit, plus four more on the hardtop legs and five across its back. The hardtop also holds spreader lights, an electronics box and a full enclosure. I also appreciate the foldaway cockpit seat but would prefer it to be a legless model.


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The Cleveland Cavaliers have apparently narrowed down the 2013 NBA Draft's No. 1 pick to either Nerlens Noel (scouting report) or Alex Len (scouting report), according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports. One of the two players were the consensus top pick in nearly every mock draft over the past couple of weeks, but there was speculation more players were in the discussion prior to Wojnarowski's report.
SB Nation's Jonathan Tjarks ranks both players in the top five on his NBA Draft big board, but has Len ranked third while Noel is fifth in Tjarks' player rankings -- with Anthony Bennett (scouting report), Ben McLemore (scouting report) and Michael Carter-Williams (scouting report) rounding out the top five heading into Thursday night.
The differences between Noel and Len are plentiful as Noel is more of a defensive force whereas Len showed a solid offensive repertoire in college, but there is one similarity: both will miss the start of the NBA season due to injury. That has caused some to call for the Cavs to consider drafting a healthier player with the top spot in the draft, but talented big men -- currently injured or not -- aren't exactly a dime a dozen in the NBA.
If anyone's interested in playing armchair GM, by the way, our friends over at Draft Express put together a video comparing Noel and Len during their head-to-head matchup last season.
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New Costco in Sioux Falls on Schedule to Open in October; Will Employ 200-250
According to the Costco management team, the new location at 41st Street and Grange Avenue in Sioux Falls is on schedule to open in October.
"Construction is going very well. They have had good weather and they are right on schedule," General Manager Bruce Miles told KELO-TV.
Costco purchased the old Williams Pipeline site in April with construction beginning in May. There was some concern about the project when original developer Don Dunham died. However, the project continued to move forward.
In addition to providing residents with another place to shop, Costco will boost the local economy by adding between 200 and 250 new jobs.
"We plan to employ between 200-250 people from the local area, not to mention the people we hire to help service the facility which will add additional jobs to the area," Miles told KELO-TV. "We look forward to offering positions to people that understand what customer service is, enjoy working with people, have a good work ethic and great attitude."
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The 'Sure Thing' Travis Schreurs
Travis Schreurs from Baltic, SD has not only impressed me, but all the racing fans of the area. He won 7 track championships total all ready in his short time racing during his competition in the hobby stock ranks.
Now in 2013 he has stepped up to the area's top class of street stocks. The class is made up of much more exotic, higher horsepower cars and a mix of experienced, super competitive drivers.
'The hobby stocks went very well and after last year we decided we had accomplished everything in that class and it was time to move up', explained Schreurs.
Travis says, 'The street stocks are a lot faster.' So far this year how is he doing in this higher caliber class? He's won 4 races at I-90 Speedway and 1 at Huset's Speedway.
'It's the most fun I've had in a race car', Travis told me. He purchased the #1 car he drives from retiring veteran racer Don Bickett.
Travis works professionally as an automotive mechanic. He works on his own race cars as well. Travis said, 'Other than the graphics on the car, I didn't change anything from when Don had it.'


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A list of significant signing and trades from the last day before Free Agency period hits
Where did the players on the Canucks' 1982 roster end up? I can help.
A look at how and where the Canucks got the players from their 1982 playoff run
How long did it take for all the Canucks' 1994 roster to leave or be traded? Here's the story...
Mike Gillis talks Luongo extension, Olympics, trades, etc on Team 1040
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HULL, Que. -- Enigmatic forward Jan Bulis says he wouldn't be surprised if he's no longer a Canuck by the end of the all-star break.Unsatisfied with his role and irregular ice time since the start...
The Calgary Sun is reporting, more like suggesting that the Flames should reacquire Martin Gelinas.And while you know Darryl Sutter is looking hard to find the next MarcusNilson or Ville Nieminen,...
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With climate change threatening life as we know it, perhaps it's time to revive the forgotten goal of spending less time on our jobs
She does concede that there is a direct connection between energy use and climate change, and that most economic activity uses energy. Zabin also said there was a clear and measurable reduction in greenhouse gas emissions during the Great Recession that began with the 2008 economic crash, when economic growth stalled and unemployment was high.
"When we're in recessions and output and consumption slow, we see a reduction in impact on the climate," Zabin said, although she added, "They're correlated, but they're not causal."
Other studies have made direct connections between work and energy use, at least when averaged out across the population, studies that Rosnick cited in his study. "Recent work estimated that a 1 percent increase in annual hours per employee is associated with a 1.5 percent increase in carbon footprint," it said, citing the 2012 Knight study.
Zabin's main stumbling block was a political one, rooted in the assumption that American-style capitalism, based on conspicuous consumption, would continue more or less as is. "Politically, reducing economic growth is really, really unviable," she told us, noting how that would hurt the working class.
But again, doesn't that just assume that the pain of an economic slowdown couldn't be more broadly shared, with the rich absorbing more of the impact than they have so far? Can't we move to an economic system that is more sustainable and more equitable?
"It seems a little utopian when we have a problem we need to address by reducing energy use," Zabin said before finally taking that next logical step: "If we had socialism and central planning, we could shut the whole thing down a notch."
Instead, we have capitalism, and she said, "we have a climate problem that is probably not going to be solved anyway."
So we have capitalism and unchecked global warming, or we can have a more sustainable system and socialism. Hmm, which one should we pick? European leaders have already started opting for the latter option, slowing down their economic output, reducing work hours, and substantially lowering the continent's carbon footprint.
That brings us back to the basic question set forth in the Rosnick study: As productivity increases, should those gains go to increase the wages of workers or to reduce their hours? From the perspective of global warming, the answer is clearly the latter. But that question is complicated in US these days by the bosses, investors, and corporations keeping the productivity gains for themselves.
"It is worth noting that the pursuit of reduced work hours as a policy alternative would be much more difficult in an economy where inequality is high and/or growing. In the United States, for example, just under two-thirds of all income gains from 1973-2007 went to the top 1 percent of households. In that type of economy, the majority of workers would have to take an absolute reduction in their living standards in order to work less. The analysis of this paper assumes that the gains from productivity growth will be more broadly shared in the future, as they have been in the past," the study concludes.
So it appears we have some work to do, and that starts with making a connection between Earth Day and May Day.
The Global Climate Convergence (www.globalclimateconvergence.org) grew out of a Jan. 18 conference in Chicago that brought together a variety of progressive, environmental, and social justice groups to work together on combating climate change. They're planning "10 days to change course," a burst of political organizing and activism between Earth Day and May Day, highlighting the connection between empowering workers and saving the planet.
I'm waiting.
Wait just a little - the folding of the SFBG into the SF Weekly is only a matter of time...
Perhaps you haven't noticed that our page counts and revenues have been increasing in recent months. The Guardian is here to stay, despite your schizophrenic hopes for the demise of a newspaper that you seem to read with real fervor.
I don't blame you for talking up your book, and all, but you cannot seriously expect people to believe you are objective on this topic, if on any.
LOL. I've been reading the SFBG off and on since 1965 (and was even very briefly a Guardian intern, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth).
I can't help myself!
"The Guardian is here to stay"
I wouldn't make that assumption about any alt-weekly paper, let alone an alt-weekly owned by a company that owns two alt-weeklies in the same city.
Steven etc can contribute to it?
I try to live by it myself. I try to live below my means and keep my work to about what the average Dutch citizen puts in -about 30 hours a week, with plenty of vacation time. The vacations are important too. You do better at your job when you have that mental break.
Some time back I heard a program on KPFA -they were talking about John Maynard Keynes. He made an interesting prediction. He extrapolated the growth in productivity and figured that by this time, we'd be working about 11 hours per week in order to maintain the same living standards. People thought he was crazy at the time, but it turned out that his prediction of productivity growth was spot on. Where he was wrong, was in how society responded to the productivity growth. The problem is that the benefit of the productivity growth has accrued almost entirely to the very top.
It's nice to say that we should try and work less. Nice for those of us who have the means to somewhat pull it off. But the real problem is not cultural. The real problem is this exploitative economic system we live under.
move to Holland?
They rejected marcos but you might sneak in.
"The problem is that the benefit of the productivity growth has accrued almost entirely to the very top. "
And at the very bottom. Every day I walk to work past supportive housing full of residents who are young, fit, and restless, with nothing to do all day but hang out front and see what stirs up. In other words, living my dream of early retirement, but unlike me, they're doing it downtown in one of the greatest cities in the world.
redistributed to the lazy, the incompetent and the criminal.
I don't, btw. People "see" what they want to see. You have no idea what the life circumstances of these residents are. Maybe they have a disability you don't know about. Maybe they are among the millions of people who have felony convictions but now can't get jobs because of discrimination against people with criminal records, even though they want to. Maybe it's their day off from work, or they work a 3AM to 11AM shift at some crap job. Maybe they're going to school. You have no right to make a snap judgment about someone you don't know.
But even if I did agree that these people were just lazy bums, I think it's fair to say that the expenditure of resources that the country spends on these folks, is dwarfed by the resources being hoarded by the top 1%. A few dozen people are now worth as much as one half of the entire United States put together. This is unconscionable, and ultimately unsustainable because it is unconscionable.
Sure, at the very top there is insane amounts of money. But don't underestimate what it costs to support a person for a lifetime in housing, health care, and living expenses. A few million, I'm sure.
So we have stupidity and unsustainability at both ends. But, in our political system, it's the extremes of the spectrum that get serviced, because that's where the reliable vote are. All at the cost of the middle class.
By the way, it's proximity that has colored my what was once -- like your's -- romanticized notions of the poor.... Check that, I still have romanticized notions of the truly poor in the world... I no longer have a romanticized view of our dependent class here in the U.S.
epitome of envy.
not some romanticized ideal. Far from it. Your experiences may be based on "proximity"; mine are based on living it. There was a time in my life when I hit rock bottom -not due to crime or drugs or alcohol or even health (which incidentally is the cause of a whole lot of the poverty out there). No, in my case it was just shitty personal/financial circumstances -call it lousy luck. I was actually living out of my car for a while, which incidentally is how many homeless people live, contrary to the perception. Later I managed to get into residential motel -basically an SRO. The lady who ran the place, who looked like she'd been in similar situations herself at other times in her life, told me the rules. Basically no drugs or alcohol, and rent was to be paid in advance once a week. And once a week we'd get access to the food room, where we could have our pick of donated food items.
The people I met there weren't a bad group of people. Most of them were just hard on their luck like me. And most of them worked. They just didn't make enough to get by, let alone save up for first, last, and security deposit. A construction worker who went through long unemployment spells. A nurse trying to raise two kids on her own. A nurse?, you ask. Yeah, I thought nurses made good money too. Apparently not all of them. Depends on your qualifications, I guess. This one was getting paid $9/hr.
I knew a guy delivering pizzas every night at age 62, even though he was pretty blind at night. Got into two accidents over the course of a year. Probably had cataracts. At 65, he could get them operated on because that's the magic age that the government says you're entitled to healthcare. If you're lucky enough to make it to that age, the government says "Oh, alright, I guess we won't let you die on the street like a dog." That is, if he didn't get killed on the job before then. He worked as a cab driver all his life before, but never managed to save for retirement. No medical and no pension. He planned on working till the day he died. Unfortunately driving is his only skill, and not a good one at that! Of course someone like that is not only at risk himself, but also a risk to others. Who knows, one night this guy might be trying to get back to the store in time to take one more run because an extra $2 tip could really come in handy, and crash his car into the Mercedes of some CFO who doesn't believe in socialized medicine and government handouts to the poor -someone who thinks the poor are lazy bums who need to work harder. Now wouldn't that be an irony of fate!
But I digress. For me, dire poverty wasn't a long-term circumstance. Just enough to get a good understanding of what it's like. I had education and skill sets I could fall back on. And more importantly, I didn't have a lot of disadvantages that make it all but impossible for some to climb out of poverty, like an ongoing addiction, health issues, or a felony conviction. But even with those advantages, I think back and realize that as financially successful as I am today, I nearly fell through the cracks. If it could happen to me, it can happen to anyone.
That's why I don't begrudge anyone their meager assistance. Most of them pay their way anyway. And the ones that don't are a drop in the bucket compared to the billions we spend to maintain the top 1% in the lifestyle that they think they're entitled to. Assistance to the poor is something I'm fine with paying for, if nothing else, then at least for the sake of a harmonious society. The wealthy smugly think they are immune to the misery of others, but that is not true.
As for the numbers... the numbers speak for themselves. It cannot be overstated that the Forbes 400 are "worth" -btw, I *hate* that word when used to describe the value of human beings this way, so scratch that -POSSESS more than the bottom 50% of Americans. Combined. This country can surely do better than that.
various classes of people that you don't like.
Why the double standard?
Former climate change believers know science has been 95% certain for 32 years.
Know YOU know.
Get ahead of the curve;
*Occupywallstreet now does not even mention CO2 in its list of demands because of the bank-funded and corporate run carbon trading stock markets ruled by politicians.
*Canada killed Y2Kyoto with a freely elected climate change denying prime minister and nobody cared, especially the millions of scientists warning us of unstoppable warming (a comet hit).
Your stream of consciousness rant made up of jumbled thoughts makes absolutely no sense. Try taking your meds before you post next time.
Another liberal wet dream. But who would pay for all the free stuff?
Sssh... a movement like this will finally complete the transformation of San Francisco into a hard-working, Asian city.
Let Steven and the other gweilos whine that they work too hard, and that they need to work even less, while industrious immigrants steal their lunch.
The more ways they try to stifle competition, they more they will lose.
Especially since SFBG cannot whine about that because Asians are colored people of color.
Why can't Asians just be victims, criminals, druggies and welfare queens?
With one exception, everyone quoted in the article was white (no Asians quoted), and most of them are academics, who of course have turned leisure into an art form already.
We already do. We just don't get the fruits of the labor.
"By today, it was estimated that we could have either a 22-hour week, a six-month workyear, or a standard retirement age of 38,"
Not to worry - the SEIU continues to work towards that noble goal for its members...
Thank god we'll all have more time to make art.
The 1% depend on you!
It is just busi-ness
Couldn't agree more. I have written both Paul Krugman & Robert Reich on this topic
Unfortunately it is incomprehensible to either.
Not much bias there then?
"Bias" in favor of the facts by a Nobel laureate isn't even comparable to bias in favor of damaging economic fallacies by shills for the rich. Krugman and Reich are doing a great service in this country, marshaling solid fact-based arguments to counter the ridiculous propaganda of the rich and their right-wing enablers.
that Krugman (rhymes with Brugmann) and Reich aren't biased.
""Bias" in favor of the facts by a Nobel laureate"
LOL. You are aware, Steven, that most Nobel laureates in economics don't agree with Krugman's partisan hackery, right?
But that's OK - I'm more than willing to settle all economic issues by having a vote of Nobel laureates in economics to decide the issue - you would hardly like the results, however.
Bye, bye, rent control!
claiming that it really isn't bias at all, on account of the truth being "obvious".
To the point where if you try and argue that, say, global warming is greatly exaggerated, they will argue that you should not be able to argue that because (to them) you are so obviously and self-evidently wrong.
The truth isn't always obvious, but it is worth seeking, and when one looks, he or she will often find ample evidence. The IPPC has been a diligent effort to analyze and interpret all available evidence on climate change, a rigorous and peer-reviewed process finding that global warming is happening and that it's being caused by human activity. If you read the report, you'll find it's meticulously documented and quite conservative in its findings, indicating the varying levels of certainty that we can have about each claim and finding -- which is the best the scientific community can do about making predictions based on such complex and unprecedented circumstances. It is the opposite of "greatly exaggerated." Similarly, there has been clear evidence of a concentration of wealth that is inequitable, unproductive, and damaging to many natural and social systems, including capitalism itself, over the long term (read "Capital in the 21st Century" for the most exhaustive study to date). These truth aren't obvious to everyone, but there is far more evidence to support them than the faith-based and self-interested economic and environmental fictions put out there by the rich and the right.
is over 90%, although of course some of them are paid to research it and so have a conflict of interest.
The percentage of economist who believe that rent control is a bad policy is of a similar order, but in that case you choose to ignore the experts.
Scientists base their opinions on fact. Economists are pundits with pie charts.
That's where you're wrong: scientists might get paid for the work they do, but not for arriving at particular outcomes, unless the "science" sponsored by the fossil fuel industry that seeks to sow doubt about climate change for self-interested reasons, which is the epitome of bias. In fact, scientific studies are rigorously peer-reviewed to eliminate not just bias, but also flawed methodology. Economists are not scientists, they simply create theories on human behavior that end up being wrong almost as often as they are right. Economic theories are also heavily influenced by ideology, values, and beliefs -- and they often begin with a conclusion they set out to prove, unless pure science. Climate scientists do studies that can be replicated over and over again, with those results speaking for themselves. Only now, after decades of research into climate change, has the body of evidence been so compelling that most climate scientists are willing to conclude that global warming is happening that it's caused by humans.
I'm impressed, I have to admit. Rarely do I encounter a blog that's both educative and interesting,
and let me tell you, you've hit the nail on the head.
The problem is something that not enough men and women are speaking
intelligently about. I'm very happy I came across this in my search for something concerning this.
Nobody seems to address this issue: the standard of living is higher now. Even with a lot of the wealth going to the 1%, we could all work less now if we lived turn of the century lifestyles. If we didn't have to have a cell phone, TV, cars, eat meat nearly every meal, and live in expensive cities. I know some of these things are necessities just to get by in modern society, but not all. People are largely working more hours to have more convenience and material possessions than those philosophers dreaming of 20 hr workweeks could even conceive of.
Very compelling diagnosis by Steve Jones giving full-throated, and clear-eyed assessment of the current unsustainable zeitgeist. The prescription though is not just work less; it's also redistribute the wealth.
As nice and folksy as cuddly Warren Buffett and George Shultz are, poster-boys for hypercapitalism, nobody should be allowed to accumulate obscene wealth like that; it all needs to be confiscated and redistributed to everyday Janes and Joes.
Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz in his Of the 1%, by the 1% for the 1% piece in Vanity Fair is no fool.
They do it better in Sweden, Australia etc
Our oligarchs and plutocrats here in the good ole USA are second to none. Salute that and take the Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for the 1% hi-tech and Wall Street rich.
You gotta luv it.
to have policies in place that reward you for that at the expense of those who are not lazy?
In other words, you are a crass idiot who would rather level unsupported insults than argue any position connected to my article or this reasonable commenter.
It was simply a derivative whine at the fact that others succeed in life, and that he feels too precious to want to exert effort to better himself.
I think that there may be some half-decent arguments for wealth redistribution, but the fact that someone just wants an easy life on somebody else's dime isn't one of them.
Very compelling diagnosis by Steve Jones giving full-throated, and clear-eyed assessment of the current unsustainable zeitgeist. The prescription though is not just work less; it's also redistribute the wealth.
As nice and folksy as cuddly Warren Buffett and George Shultz are, poster-boys for hypercapitalism, nobody should be allowed to accumulate obscene wealth like that; it all needs to be confiscated and redistributed to everyday Janes and Joes.
Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz in his Of the 1%, by the 1% for the 1% piece in Vanity Fair is no fool.
They do it better in Sweden, Australia etc
Our oligarchs and plutocrats here in the good ole USA are second to none. Salute that and take the Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for the 1% hi-tech and Wall Street rich.
You gotta luv it.
Life is beautiful. Let's go eat fresh sushi and eat green tea ice cream.
Well, I'm using electricity from Excel Energy to read this. That might not be green. You're article was probably published on paper which is made from trees. You probably eat food grown by farmers who work. Maybe you use alternative energy like solar or wind. Those forms of energy could only be made possible by PEOPLE WORKING.
More excuses for people to be lazy and then when they are saving the planet by working less, that will give them more time to whine and complain because they dont' have as much as someone else who works more and then will demand more taxation for income distribution based on the fact that they dont' make as much.
If you want to work less, great go ahead, this is America. But you should pull your own weight and not let other people carry you. One of the problems i have with ACA is that it is based on your income. If you have the ability to but only work 20 hours a week because it meets your needs, you will get a subsidy (paid for by someone else's taxes) to pay for your insurance but if you continue to work 40 hours a week, you would have to pay the full premium, how is that fair when the first person who is capable of working more gets a discount on their premium while the person who continues to work has to pay the full amount. What kind of logic is that?
I see it as a benefit when people have time to be full citizens. As it is, the very rich have both money an time to fully participate in the political system. Most of the rest are too busy trying to survive, which incidentally is exactly how the rich want it to be. But a true, functioning democracy *requires* that citizens actively participate. What you call "whining" is actually citizens exercising their civic duty. And that requires that they have the time to do something other than work.
Activism is generally by those with lots of time on their hands, so the results are biased in favor of those with less.
Using money to lobby redresses that imbalance and gives a voice to those who can't spend all day every day protesting and lobbying and agitating.
The problem with using money as political currency is that it's undemocratic. Very few have the kind of money it takes to meaningfully influence the political system, so you essentially get a system biased in favor of those who have enormous amounts of it -not even the 1%, but the .001%. The capitalists will bleat that this is perfectly fine, because these people must be worth more than thousands of their fellow citizens combined, but that's absurd on its face. And patently undemocratic. You may think that government by and for the elites is fine, but that's an oligarchy, not democracy. I believe in democracy.
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4:50pm Thursday 26th July 2012 in News By Nick Hitchens, Assistant Editor
The first picture of Hammerson's vision for the Whitgift Centre have been released ahead of a strategic planning meeting with Croydon Council.
The Croydon Alliance, comprising retail developer Hammerson, who own Centrale, and Whitgift Centre majority lease holders comprises Royal London Asset Management, IBRC Assurance Company, wish to create a Whitgift Quarter, a 150,000 m sq development.
Whitgift Quarter will incorporate the Whitgift Centre site, Centrale and North End, creating 5,000 jobs.
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Lawrence Hutchings, Managing Director, Retail, of Hammerson said: "The Croydon Alliance's plans are designed to make the centre of Croydon great again, restoring its position as a top UK shopping destination, and creating a safe and vibrant town centre where people want to spend their leisure time.
"Our plans demonstrate a holistic vision designed specifically to meet the needs of Croydon, and are designed to integrate with the rest of the town to the benefit of all the traders in the area.
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(1) Phase 1: changes to Centrale: start 2013, completion 2015; they are also considering knocking through a completely new east-west route, so it would be in line with one across their new Whitgift.
(2) Phase 2: First half of Whitgift rebuild, starting in 2014.
(3) Phase 3: The other half of Whitgift, complete in 2017.
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The minute you enter the door you will fall in love with this STUNNING luxurious brand new beach jewel, just steps away from Windansea beach! Located in one of the nicest areas in San Diego, this meticulous decorated vacation retreat offers any comfort you can dream of for a wonderful vacation by the beach.
The photos do not do true justice to this property - absolutely stunning from head to toe!
condo rental amenities
This romantic getaway is brand new inside and out and features the finest appointments. Amenities include LCD TV in living room and bedroom, DVD player, alarm system, and AC. The attached private fully furnished balcony with BBQ offers spectacular sunsets and ocean views. You also have fantastic views from the living room and kitchen.
The unit offers everything you need for a perfect vacation. Its location is priceless, its views are breathtaking and the set up truly feels like "your home away from home".
There is private parking (fits 2 medium sized cars) and an outdoor shower available.
Crib (pack n play), high chair, 2 beach cruisers, beach toys, boogie boards, beach chairs and beach towels are provided for your convenience.
Cleaning and babysitting services are available upon request.
activities and attractions in La Jolla San Diego Area
Miles of beautiful walks, jogs, & bike rides around the bay & beach boardwalk, Volleyball, Hiking, Golf, Sunbathing, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas/ Movie Theaters, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving, Kayaking, Big paddle-wheel boats cruise, Boating, Sailing, Surfing, Paddle Boarding, Boogie Boarding, Body-surfing, Shelling, Water Skiing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Windsurfing, Kite flying, Antiquing, 20 minutes from San Diego Zoo/ Wildlife Park, 15 minutes from Sea World.
Historic Gas Lamp District, Old Town, Little Italy, Village of old Pt. Loma, Balboa Park, San Diego Harbor & Embarcadero area with it's floating museums, Sea Port Village, World class golf courses, Belmont Park, Sunset Cliffs Nature Park stretches along the Pacific Ocean bordering the western edge of Point Loma, Horse Racing at Del Mar Racetrack, Go see a Padres game at Petco Field or a Chargers game Qualcomm stadium, shopping at Fashion Valley.
A bit farther away are Lego Land, Anza Borrego Desert, Julian (Gold Rush town), the flower fields of Carlsbad, and the wineries of North County.
La Jolla:
Truly, one of the nicest areas in Southern California! In the space of a few short miles, you'll encounter peaceful bays and pounding surf, offshore kelp and near shore tide pools, sea caves and seal rookeries, sparkling azure water and gleaming white beaches.
La Jolla offers many wonderful beaches. The one closest to the rental is called Windansea. The beach is broken by rocks, creating natural alcoves of varying size, perfect for private parties or private rendezvous. Swimming is best on the south half of the beach between Kolmar Street and Big Rock Reef. Lifeguards supervise near the grass shack at the end of Bonaire Street in summertime.
vacation rental rates
March1-8 ............... $155/night .............. $1,095/week (4 nights min.)
March15-May23 ..... $215/night ............. $1,295/week (4 nights min.)
May24-June6 ......... $255/night ............. $1,595/week (4 nights min.)
June7-27 ................. N/A ..................... $1,795/week (7 nights min., Sat to Sat)
June28-Aug.8 .......... N/A ..................... $2,195/week (7 nights min., Sat to Sat)
Aug.9-22 .................. N/A ..................... $1,995/week (7 nights min., Sat to Sat)
Aug.23-Sept.6 ......... $255/night ............ $1,595/week (4 nights min.)
Thanksgiving and Christmas: $245/night and $1,495/week (4-7 nights min.)
Rate for July4th: $2,295/week
Rates plus 11.05%* TOT/TDM Assessment & $115 cleaning fee, $500 refundable damage deposit.
*11.05% = 10.5% Transient Occupancy Tax and 0.55% TMD Assessment.
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LAS VEGAS -- The "Don Juan" conman targeting victims in several states was arrested Thursday in Las Vegas, police said.
For years, northern California police officers tracked "Don Juan conman" Simon Gann and his twin brother, Jordan Gann, who has been dubbed the "Romeo robber" by police.
Between the brothers, they've pretended to be doctors, MIT graduates and card counters, all the while scamming trusting women out of their money.
The long search ended when Metro Police officers responded last week to a battery call at a Las Vegas apartment complex.
Metro Police said when they ran Simon Gann's name for a misdemeanor battery charge, they discovered his fugitive warrant.
Simon served three months of a 16-month prison sentence before jumping parole.
Bay Area police started hunting down Gann, suspecting more than 30 victims were targeted.
Victims told the I-Team they were conned out of thousands of dollars by the smooth-talking criminals.
Just like in the movies about conmen, Simon Gann would send taunting emails about living as a fugitive in Las Vegas.
Simon Gann had his first Las Vegas court appearance early Monday morning. It is unclear when he'll be extradited back to San Mateo County, Calif., to stand trial.


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Beyoncé and Jay Z Share the First Pictures of Blue Ivy Carter! originally posted on POPSUGAR Celebrity
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jaan_black 2 years
lesson 1 (pay attention as most of you aren't that bright or aren't cool enough to live in a diverse area) - some black babies come out very pale and turn their real skin tone around 2 months (usually their ears are already the skin tone)..get some black friends and maybe it won't be such a BF mystery...that said, the baby is gorgeous and Beyonce did NOT carry her - the end
Yahaira822 2 years
yep looks like them and is adorable. Those who are saying otherwise are probably the same people who said Suri is asian.
intelligence 2 years
--> babies are born pale n they grow into their color! if u look on the babies finger tips or ears u'll see the color she'll have! the baby can be light skinned because Beyonce is light skinned! black ppl come in all different shades ok! geesh! Im very light n both my parents are dark so it doesn't make a difference if the baby is light skinned! P.S. her hair will curl as she get older!
sille 2 years
sille 2 years
I actually think baby Ivy does look like them - she resembles Jay Z in the mouth area, and her nose looks just like Beyonce'. She is very pale though.
Frida83 2 years
Oh good god, such a precious little thing!
ojoba 2 years
What a beautiful baby with a full head of gorgeous hair,For those who don't know,not all babies are born bald.
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Aww their so cute Together CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!
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Awww what a lot of hair you have baby Blue! Looks like her Auntie Solange to me :)
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Beautiful Baby
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So damn cute!
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She's soooo tiny! I love her little fingers.
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she is precious!
memoi1 2 years
She is precious. She looks alot like Beyonces mom to me. She looks way more like Beyonce than Jay Z - thank goodness for her. Now if her egomaniac parents just let her live a normal life would be nice - no baby blogs or trademarks their name. Come on Jay z & Beyonce & let her just be the cute baby she is not a money maker.
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She is perfect! And what a head of hair!
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Aww Pillow Carter! How cute. She looks like Beyonce's nephew..and Jay Z in the lips area.
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The Vilas County News-Review is set to sponsor its 17th annual Warm The Children program, which locates impoverished families in the North Woods and provides new winter clothing to their children.
The program helped the News-Review win a first-place award from the National Newspaper Association for community service in the 2011 Better Newspaper Contest.
"The Warm The Children program was the lead-off and heart of this entry," said News-Review Publisher Kurt Krueger.A two-part eligibility application can be found in today's newspaper.
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iPad fraudster Poppy Eastwood to appear at Bromley Magistrates' Court tomorrow
Updated 3:12pm Friday 21st February 2014 in News By Crime Reporter
AN ORPINGTON woman who flogged non-existent iPads and fled from a petrol station without paying is appearing in court tomorrow (Feb 21) for sentencing.
Poppy Eastwood, aged 22, of Lovibonds Avenue, dishonestly advertised two iPads for £270 and £300 in June last year having earlier made off without paying for petrol at the Texaco service station in Farnborough on May 25.
A Facebook group called Scammed by Poppy Eastwood has more than 2,600 members.
She appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on January 31 where she pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud and one count of theft. She had previously been staying at her mother's address in Rhododendron Avenue, Meopham.
Prosecutor Leena Verma told the court: "The victim paid the money by bank transfer for the iPad advertised on June 20 and when the iPad did not arrive, she contacted the defendant who said she would transfer the money back.
"This did not happen."
Nigel Riley, mitigating, said: "She suffers from bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression for which she is due to have Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
"She is a vulnerable young woman who has clearly suffered in an abusive relationship."
District judge Michael Fanning said: "You have pleaded guilty at the first opportunity. It seems to me a community sentence is the most likely but I might not be the person dealing with this next time."
She will appear at Bromley Magistrates' Court tomorrow (FEB 21) to be sentenced.
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The Police and Action Fraud have taken no direct action to follow up the scams totalling £13k plus for selling non existent horse related items.
She shows no remorse whatsoever and her alledged mental health conditions cannot be used as an excuse for her behaviour.
Anyone who purchases items via Facebook pages/groups should be aware that she has many fake profiles including Sophie Knight, Philip Argyle, Sophie Eastwood, Barbara Tack N Turnout, and many others.
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What every happend to taking responsibility for your own actions???
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Police in Southend hope to reunite recovered stolen items with rightful owners
6:50pm Monday 3rd February 2014 in News By Philip Jones
DETECTIVES across South Essex are looking to reunite a number of stolen jewellery items with their rightful owners.
Officers have a haul of necklaces, bracelets and watches which they believe to have been stolen during burglaries in Southend, Basildon and Rochford throughout 2013 and the early days of 2014.
Mark Barrett and his girlfriend Nicola Finnigan have been charged with a number of thefts and handling offences.
Investigating officer, detective constable Andy Copley, said: "Despite our best efforts we have yet to identify the owners of these items.
"We are keen to hear from the genuine owners who believe any of the property shown may belong to them."
Barrett was arrested at his home in Westcliff on Tuesday, January 21, and charged with four counts of handling stolen goods, four counts of theft and one count of fraud.
Barrett, 34 of Fairmead Avenue, appeared at Southend Magistrates on Wednesday, January 22.
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If the recommendation from the Cordova Planning Commission is approved, the former site of Piggly Wiggly and several adjacent properties will become part of the downtown business district.
The local post office and an abandoned grocery store next door, which are currently zoned for residential use, will be placed in the B-1 business district, which has more restrictions under the city's new alcohol ordinance.
A home on Massachusetts Avenue that was rezoned shortly after the April 2011 tornadoes in order to house a restaurant will revert back to the medium density single family residential district.
Mayor pro tem Ed Earp expressed concerns during Tuesday night's meeting about the reasons for the changes.
"Is this rezoning being done to bring about the proposed apartment complexes downtown?" Earp said following the presentation by long term recovery manager Steve Ostaseski. "What I'm getting at is the property the Piggly Wiggly was sitting on is where it is proposed for the townhomes to go. Everyone is not in agreement with that. I'm not in agreement with that. That is why I am trying to get a better understanding."
The Woda Group, an Ohio-based developer, has expressed an interest in constructing high quality affordable housing in downtown Cordova.
In January, the city council sold several parcels of land to WODA for $5,000, which allowed the firm to apply for new market tax credits that are needed to fund the development.
Ostaseski noted that the rezoning of the Piggly Wiggly property is being done at the request of the current owner.
Council member Warren Branch asked about the site being in a flood zone, a problem discovered after the tornadoes that prevented a grocery store from being built back there.
Mayor Drew Gilbert said the property was taken out of a flood zone following a reevaluaton by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers last year.
It is currently zoned for residential use.
"I don't have a problem with that Pig property being rezoned. My problem lies with rezoning to make apartment complexes out of it because I don't think that is in the best interest of the city," Earp said.
The public hearing about the rezoning will be held Tuesday, May 13, at 6:30 p.m.
In other action, the council:
•learned that a gate was installed this week near the city's skate park. Only pedestrian traffic will be allowed beyond the concession stand.
Gilbert said the parking lot that serves the two ballfields, the playground and the skate park will be marked with stripes in coming weeks.
Also, signs will soon be posted noting that the park will be closed after dark, and members of the Cordova Police Department will increase patrols in the area.
•accepted a new business license for the Texaco service station on Horsecreek Boulevard.
•accepted a bid of $400 for a city vehicle that was declared to be surplus property.
•accepted a bid from Jasper Oil for fuel at a rate of $0.12 above cost.
•hired Andrew Bingmon as a part-time employee in the Street and Sanitation Department.
•recognized police officers Aaron Moseley and Tony Reid for their work on 13 narcotics cases in April.
•heard about a grant that Cordova Fire and Rescue received recently that will be used to buy forestry equipment for the department's brush truck.
•were informed of a clean-up day at Cane Creek that will be held Saturday, May 3. Volunteers will meet at Disney Lake at 8 a.m.


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Bonita Beach, Right on the Beach, High Rise, RESERVE NOW! in Bonita Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Casa Bonita
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$ 3,200 - $ 5,400 / month
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Enjoy the sparkling water of the Gulf of Mexico.
White Sandy Beach, step down to the Beach, 2 Bedrooms and 2 Baths.
Gorgeous expansive views of the Gulf of Mexico in this top quality, 7th floor; TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH condominium. Enoy romantic and spectacular sunsets everyday from the lanai, living and master bedroom.
This condominium is totally remodeled and comes with fully loaded kitchen that is fully-equipped with all needed appliances, bar, and all the conveniences of home. Also full size laundry room.
The living room has florida flair sectional sofa, a chairs, and cable television
The master bedroom has a KING-size bed with an attached a renovated bathroom with shower, top vanity, and two oversize mirrors. Master bedroom offers a full view of the Gulf; relax in bed, listen to the gentle sound of waves. The guest bedroom overlooks the Bay and offers 2 single beds with a full bathroom.
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Enjoy !!!
Miles of white sands, fishing, watch the amazing sunsets from your beautiful lanai. Enjoy extra large heated pool; entertain your friends in the social club overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.
Each unit is equipped with full size washer/dryer. Everything you need to have a wonderful time.
Listed by licensed real estate agent, Keller Williams Elite Realty
activities and attractions in Bonita Beach Gulf Coast South
- swimming
- walking
- sailing
- fishing
- wind-surfing
- water skiing
- paragliding
- diving
- surfing
- antique hunting
vacation rental rates
Jan 1 2015- Jan 31 2015 $4,800/ month
Feb 1 2015- Mar 31 2015 $5,400/month
Apr 1 2014- Dec 31 2014 $3200/ month
Florida Tax(11%) not included, Cleaning Fee is $120.
Mona Abdelall
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Top things to do in Bonita Beach
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Watch sunsets every evening
- Top quality Resturants and Shopping
- Shell collection
Top things to do on a budget
- Relax on the Beach
- Walk miles of white sand Beach
- Visit the Antique shops
- Short drive to Naples
- Golf
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand Castle and watch it from the Lanai
- canoe
- Put put Golf
- Visit the Shell Factory
- Jet ski
Mona Abdelall , owner


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'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
Philly will be bringing the defesive pressure this weekend & our offensive line must bring thier game to a different level.
TJack is going to see a plethra of blitzes & will need to get the time needed to find his recievers.
I also hope the vikes coaching staff has been drilling Tjack over & over again on finding his hot recievers.
There will be big playes to be had against this Philly defense if Tjack plays smart & there will be big plays with his feet if he takes advantage of a aggresive pass rush. I really believe our defense will be ok, it's gonna come down to protection from our offensive line & Tjack playing loose but smart.
We get that then just watch AP run the hell over the Eagles!!!!
Go Vikes!
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
luckily he does throw a really good slant pass and can role out.
I think if he relaxes and reads his assingment then he will be fine.
i also think the vikes should utilize trap blocking as weall as screens to limit the effect of the blitz.
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Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
I think one of the biggest keys to this game will be our progress on first down and of course our ability to run the ball. If we can't run the ball on the Eagles we put a tremendous amount of pressure on Tarvaris Jackson Vs a D-Cordinator who is known as one of the best in History. Its a very intristing matchup, Berrian Vs Samuels is a tough one so I believe Shancoe, Taylor, Wade, and Rice need to elevate there games. Of Coarse the Protection Schemes are gonna be key also, they cannott afford to let Tarvaris sit in the pocket but as a Coach I would plan for some max protections and some shots deep down field.
I find this to be an awesome matchup, should be a really good playoff game.
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
If the Eagles want to commit to blitzing every down, we have to make them pay.
Play-calling will be key.
We need screens, rolling pockets, draw plays and quick passes like slants and throwing to Shianco and Tahi.
Also those quick passes where the WR takes 2 steps and turns for the ball when in loose coverage.
If the coaches call a good game and TJ can get rid of the ball quickly we could have a big day.
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
I'm not a big fan of Tahi when he's not blocking. CT could play in the role that Westbrook has in Philly. Like the TD he had against the Cardinals.Rosie O'Donnell is a dude!
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
Childress with his inner knowledge and Bevell should be able to lay out a good game plan against the Igglz. It is important that we catch them in 1/1 and make them pay. Chester should play a big role in this game, as he is our "Westbrook". The G-men blitzed us 80% of our offensive snaps last week, and that is great practice heading into this game.
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
One of the better formations will be with two tight ends. Blocking for AP or blocking for the pass, and if the Eagles are wrong on the blitz, Shank will be an easy outlet for TJ if the big play isnt there
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
[size=13pt]How Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson handles Eagles' blitz is the key to Sunday's game[/size]
How QB handles blitz is key to game
By Rick Alonzo
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Updated: 01/01/2009 02:08:38 AM CST
Thanks to the New York Giants, Tarvaris Jackson believes he has a pretty good idea of what he's going to face Sunday against Philadelphia.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key
Holy shit,it must be only hours since new years day and singer must have
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X 10000000El underdog.
Re: 'O' Line & Tjack finding his hot recievers will be key"We have never really seen (blitzing) like that before," Jackson said Wednesday. "But it's good because we're playing Philly now. We didn't know it at the time, but now we know that it is pretty much the same defense (and) the same attacking type of mentality — bring a lot of guys. So it was good."
It should help Jackson that Childress and Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier are former Eagles assistants.
"I know they have a good understanding of what's going on on that side of the ball, and they're going to get us prepared for that," Jackson said.
These guys attack, just like the Giants did all game...
Seriously, we just faced a version of the same defense, AND both of our head guys on O and D worked in their systems...WE better have a good gameplan and some nice playcalling!!!
Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
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