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This is some white chick, not porshi :|ReplyDelete
she she kahnki ..........toui emon korus ta to jantam na ....................khanki.....porshiReplyDelete
http://mdabusufian.blogspot.com এখানে আপনি পাবেন ইন্টারনেট, মোবাইল, সফটওয়ার, হার্ডওয়ার সংক্রান্ত অনেক প্রয়োজনীয় টিপস। আরো পাবেন বিভিন্ন সফটওয়ার এর কিজেন একদম ফ্রি। এছাড়াও পাবেন অনলাইনে আয়ের বিভিন্ন পদ্ধতি ও খবর।ReplyDelete
I think she is not porshi. Someone else....ReplyDeleteReplies
lozzaa lage ai jodi hoy obosta...korbi kor video korte hobe keno....?manus to sex korbei tai ai vabe dekhayya....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2012 at 12:56 AM
thats not porshi u idiot, thats an afghan girl on that xxxvidz website who lost her virginity through fingering, disgustingReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2013 at 2:45 AM
What fuck this so sick how can u do this porshi u were one of my favorite singer now ur just fucking bitch I hope everybody knows the true so they hate this shit cow and what she does for real life.. And why would u want to take video u bitch!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2013 at 2:51 AM
Toy ato kahnki shyta to jantam na ur little bitch omdays why did u do a video befor u did this why didn't u kill ur self u dick head fucking tuted !!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2013 at 3:06 AM
Yes of coures she is porshi cuz she might be young when she did this sex thing she might be 13 or 14 now she is 16 I think.So she is porshi u fucking dick head why did u do this I hate u little dich head ur busterd get a life I want to kill u like how people kills cows u bitch khanki............. She is fucked up I feel sorry for her familyy and parent I wonder if they know about this video that she did just fucked up......ReplyDelete
Just fake videoReplyDelete
She is not PorshiReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 2, 2013 at 12:03 PM
I think she is porshi and i injoy watch this video. Why not.there is our soceity is very very durty so is there nothing worng.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 21, 2013 at 6:03 PM
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Early today[December 11, 2012], Clint Tarver, known as "The Hot Dog Guy" here in Lansing had his business attacked and destroyed by out of line and out of control protesters near the Capitol.
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The woman (Lorilea Susanne) who set up the fundraising page for Clint has spoken to his wife. Apparently Clint was hired to provide catering for the Americans For Prosperity tent which was also destroyed by union thugs.
*UPDATE* 11:40am – I have spoken with Linda Lee, Clint's wife. She says he is absolutely overwhelmed with our support, even more so than by the events of yesterday. I would like to clarify the events, however. Clint hired as a caterer for the AFP tent which was torn down. He was much more concerned about the others, and particularly helped to get the women out of the tent. It was when he returned to gather his equipment that the taunts and racial slurs began. He says the working people did not respect the working man. He was not there to be political; he was just there to serve. This is the Clint we know and love. Please, let's respect him and leave our political opinions out of this. This is about our support for Clint.
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Romney's Saturday started off well. He was the star of the Ingham County Lincoln Day breakfast, an eggs-and-coffee-and-county-commissioner-placards affair in the dining room of a Lansing, Mich., country club.
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As I take my first sip of Our Wine of the Week, Edmeades 2001 Mendocino County Zinfandel ($10), threads of smoke from last night's wood fires, the first of the season, linger in the chilly morning air and mirror a seductive smoky quality in the wine. This is an ideal wine for fall and winter, a fine brawny match with bone-warming foods, from bread and sausage salad and Teriyaki chicken wings to slow-cooked stews and roasted root vegetables seasoned with earthy spices like allspice, clove and star anise.
The wine's pleasing acidity calls to mind fresh, juicy rhubarb. There is a ripe chewiness to the wine, a gamy quality, each bite infused with rich berry and concentrated cherry flavors. Think of sausage made of boar that lived almost exclusively on wild berries: that's this wine. Braised wild-boar sausages with lentils is a great pairing. Venison and oil-cured olives would also work well.
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Consumer Retorts
When everybody's a critic, what's the role of a professional reviewer?
By Kimberly D. Kleman
Greetings from 50 testing labs humming with spinning washers and dryers; illuminated with newfangled light bulbs and supersized TVs; ambrosial with the aroma of hundreds of just-baked cookies from dozens of ranges and wall ovens; chilly from the steady blast of room air conditioners; striped and splattered from assessments of paints and stains; and buzzing with trained tasters sampling chocolates or beef jerky or sparkling wine. In other words, the Yonkers, New York headquarters of
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, which puts to the test more than 3,000 consumer products each year.
I know, I know. That sounds nothing like your newspaper, magazine, Web operation or the spare bedroom where you write your reviews. But an important lesson Consumer Reports has learned from user reviews—namely, how to use them to become stronger—is applicable to a range of professional reviewers, I believe.
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You might think that an organization like ours would react in one of two predictable ways to the proliferation of user reviews you can now find for pretty much anything you want to buy:
Dismiss them as trivial and unscientific.
After all, we're the organization that spends more than $7 million each year buying not only products—from Audi sports sedans to ZVOX home theater systems—but also making or buying the testing equipment and sourcing ancillary supplies. The latter includes cotton swatches identically stained with chocolate ice cream, grass, sebum, and other blots to assess laundry detergents; Maine Coon cat fur to test the pet-hair pickup claims of vacuums; cherry-pie filling, eggs, and tapioca we use to create the "monster mash" we paint on the innards of ovens to rate their self-cleaning claims, and much more. Compare that level of testing rigor to
Concepcionz and her five-star impressions on Amazon.com
of her American Standard elongated two-piece toilet: "The product arrived as described, pretty good price and it arrived very safe. … Everything is as described and I love the product."
Fear user reviews as our nemesis, a potential assassin of the professional tester.
Let's face it: Free reviews are more appealing than those you have to pay for. (For access to our ratings, you have to buy a magazine subscription or a subscription to our website.) We know that younger consumers, especially, think advice from friends or even strangers is often all they need to make buying decisions. Years from now, as those buyers grow up, will most consumers consider user reviews to be good enough for everything they buy?
Actually, I've come to the conclusion that there's room in the universe, indeed, an important place, for both personal and professional reviews. I don't pretend to understand the fine points of movie, restaurant or theater reviewing. What I know about product reviews, however, suggests that readers will pay for information they consider valuable and that you do better than anyone else. User reviews—what real consumers focus on, gripe or rave about—can help inform that coverage.
Is there even such a thing as an impartial user review? ... By contrast, our main concern is that our tests are fair and repeatable; we're not invested in how any particular model performs.
Product testing has been the backbone of Consumer Reports since its founding 77 years ago, in 1936. We're a nonprofit group, we buy every product we rate, we take no advertising from manufacturers—our founders wisely believed that our product ratings could be seen as suspect if they were sandwiched between various manufacturers ads—and so subscription sales largely fuel the revenue of our organization. (Grants and donations account for a small percentage of overall revenue.) You could say we were among the first publishers to adequately value our content.
Our immense surveys of readers, the basis of our exclusive brand reliability information, and our ratings of service providers such as hotels and cell phone carriers, are second in size only to the U.S. Census, we believe. So we've actually embraced user reviews for many decades.
In some circles, the rap on Consumer Reports is that we're dream killers. That cherry of a sports car—the one you hope to buy when you finally "arrive"? Consumer Reports says it's unreliable! That pro-style range you have your heart set on, the one the Joneses already bought? Consumer Reports says there are far better and cheaper choices!
Our readers, however, see us differently. We work for a group of consumers—4 million print subscribers and 3.3 million Web subscribers—who some of us describe as "value enthusiasts." Many of them could afford pretty much anything, but they delight in getting a great deal for their money, not overpaying, and not falling for hype or gotchas. They also love to research what they buy.
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Here's what we try our best to deliver that individual user reviews can't:
Depth of testing.
When we rate a dishwasher, for example, we're comparing it to hundreds of other models we've tested the same way. For an individual user, his reference is typically only the machine he bought versus the one he's replacing.
"Dutchie" from Tennessee, another Amazon reviewer
, may be heartfelt in his assessment of his Amana ADB1000AWW dishwasher: "I must say truthfully that the appliance is of very good quality and performance."
Oh, Dutchie. Had you read us, you would have seen that this Amana model, while very inexpensive, is incredibly noisy, only fair for cleaning, and rock-bottom overall in our ratings of 207 machines. For a few hundred dollars more, you could have bought a Consumer Reports Best Buy from a more reliable brand. The depth and breadth of our testing, a big differentiator from other product reviewers, is the main reason millions subscribe to Consumer Reports. It's our "gold content." A fair question for reviewers of all stripes is, Why should people read you? What does your audience value that you can do better than anyone else?
I'm sure the motivations of many user reviewers are aboveboard. And the idea of a national network of consumers helping consumers warms the heart of a consumer advocate like me. But you'll never really know the identity, goals or qualifications of individuals penning a review—or whether they actually own the product they're reviewing.
Is there even such a thing as an impartial user review? Your new refrigerator either met or exceeded your expectations (which can be quite low, if the appliance you're replacing is decades old), and so you LOVE it. Or it didn't, in which case you HATE it. By contrast, our main concern is that our tests are fair and repeatable; we're not invested in how any particular model performs.
Takeaway advice.
Professional reviews like ours give you guidance. "The new Cuisinart costs more than many toasters, but its solid performance and sleek design might be worth the investment, especially if you plan to use it every day," we noted about the $80 CPT-420 model.
A high price gets you nowhere, however, when it comes to the $107,850 Fiskar Karma luxury sedan, which was "plagued with flaws,"
according to our review
. "Compared with other luxury sedans, its tight confines and limited visibility can make the cabin feel claustrophobic; a lack of conventional buttons and the worst touch-screen system we've seen make the dash controls an ergonomic disaster; and acceleration lacks the oomph you'd expect from a sports car."
If you rely only on user reviews to make your purchases, you're on your own to figure out how to synthesize dozens of discordant comments. Does one super-negative review annul numerous glowing squibs? Do 10 positive reviews mean a product is likely worth buying?
Granted, there's much less to lose when you're seeking counsel from users about everyday products that cost a few bucks, rather than big-ticket appliances, electronics or cars. And for sure, they can be hilarious to read. (The
Consumer Reports
of the very good Oh Boy Oberto Original beef jerky noted that it's "a tad spicy, with well-blended smoke, brown sugar, garlic, and fruit flavors."
Antimattercrusader's Amazon review
of the brand's thin style jerky: "Omg … this stuff is an orgasm in a bag.") But even for reviews of small-potatoes products, it can be tedious to wade through scores of comments.
That said, user reviews can be a real boon to professional testers like Consumer Reports, and we encourage readers to share their experiences with us. (You have to be a subscriber to post a review on ConsumerReports.org, and only subscribers can see them. That doesn't eliminate the chances a reviewer isn't who she says she is, but the bar is somewhat higher than with anyone-can-post reviews.)
A key way we've been helped by user reviews is that they flag problems with products our testing didn't uncover. We often can't test models long enough in our labs for durability concerns to emerge.
Moreover, consumers collectively have many more samples of a product than we test, and the size of the group can help unearth problems. That was the case several years ago with the Braun PowerMax MX2050, a blender we rated highly. Then we heard from a dozen readers that the plastic gear-tooth assembly was prone to breaking. So we developed a tougher test and encountered the same problem with the blender model that our readers experienced. Bottom line: The manufacturer gave consumers a free replacement blade and gear assembly and vowed to fix the problem. We kept testing, and a new Braun PowerMax MX2050 became a Consumer Reports Best Buy. So consumers' voices improved the marketplace.
We regularly review our subscribers' reviews. I encourage other reviewers to do the same, not to pander to their readers, but to understand what matters to them and to ensure that you address their questions and concerns.
For example, when there's a significant gap between our overall score for a product and the average score our subscribers gave it in user reviews, we investigate whether our readers are on to a potential problem.
Readers' comments also help us plan tests, so that we're addressing real-world consumer insights and concerns, and making our ratings all the more relevant. In the future, we hope to be able to synthesize the wider world of online user reviews into our product research.
All of which is to say that, yes, I'm banking quite a lot on the ongoing and much needed role of the professional reviewer. Ironically, for the smartest professionals, that role will be cemented in part by user reviews, which they'll use to help define and refine their unique value to readers to better offer reviews that matter.
Kimberly D. Kleman
is the editor in chief of Consumer Reports magazine and an adjunct associate professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She lives in Pleasantville, New York, in a home replete with Consumer Reports Best Buy appliances.
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Lenin Amarawickrama says:
March 4, 2013 at 11:03am
During 2003 in Colombo Sri Lanka I was working as the Manager TV Broadcastng to the ministry of Commerce and Consumer affairs and in Sri Lanka the only product that was tested before going to consumers were pharmaceuticals. Sri Lanka Standered Institiution prescribes necessary standards for number of goods like toothpaste and food preservatives. However constant checking is unavailable. Your article gave me lot of insight, and at least we can publish news paper articles after checking consumer items with the help of a scientific organisation in Colombo. Kimberly, thank you very much for making your article available to us to read and making me to be enlightened. My thanks go to Nieman Foundation too.
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I have never been a 'buffet' person- but the Oceanview Cafe was CLEAN, open 24 hrs and always had something to offer. My husband LOVED it! We had breakfast there all except 2 days, and a couple of lunches... and late night snacks for my husband. Don't let anyone tell you the food was not good. I have a few extra LBS to loose after this trip!
OPUS: We ate in the MDR all except 2 nights. REMI has a quiet corner section on the forth floor. Charming, professional and very accommodating- we asked for his section every subsequent meal. Anything he recommended was just exquisite!
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Rhodes- we did our own exploration of the old walled city and it was amazing! Very nice shops, dined on Greek food on second floor of a quaint restaurant outside-- and it was delicious! Excuse my spelling- but Tazaki, grape leaves, gyros- yummy!!!! We were not expecting Rhodes to be so charming and lovely!
Santorini- JUST BEAUTIFUL!! We did this on our own, when we exited the ships tender walk to the LEFT, we located a water taxi to OIA (say EE-YA). (15 Euros each for water taxi, bus ride uphill to OIA, AND bus back to FIRA, town above where the ship tenders are) OMG I LOVED OIA. Very clean, quaint town atop the northernmost point of Santorini. Gorgeous views, shops, hotels-- it was just beautiful. I could go back there. Lots of steps, steep slopes but the views were phenomenal. Bus to Fira- churches, views, great food.. then we enjoyed lunch at a multi-level restoranti near the top of the gondola, which we took down to the tender. Heard from others how smelly the donkey's are, so we avoided them.
Mykonos- We opted for a day of semi-rest. I had emailed the Hotel Saint John to pick us up at the Ship's dock ( yes, we docked instead of tendered- it was nice)
For $70 Euros each, transport to/from hotel, champagne, breakfast and lunch (or massage and breakfast), use of sunbeds by swimming pools or beach, Jacuzzi, gym, shower) It felt like we were 'the rich and famous'. Just beautiful charming resort- infinity pools with fountains. We swam in the clear, gorgeous sea water-- it was very very nice. RECOMMEND this! www.saintjohn.gr I emailed about a day pass- and we were there ALL day. The return trip bus will also drop you off to wander in Mykonos Town if you wish.
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We had EARLY departure the next morning, 6:15 and carried our own bags off the ship to catch our flight back. It was just a WONDERFUL TRIP!
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- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
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Beautiful town home located in a small community and quiet culdesac, conveniently located less than half a mile off of the I-10 and less than 5 minutes from the brand new 100 million dollar spring training facility which is home to the Cleveland Indians in Goodyear, Arizona.
This 3 bedroom home is fully furnished with all new high end furniture and technology, including 3 queen beds, full size dressers in each room, fully equipped kitchen with all stainless steel appliances, wireless internet, 2 HD 1080p televisions. You will enjoy a relaxing fun filled vacation taking advantage of this small communities park just outside your door which includes a large swimming pool, basketball & volleyball courts, covered BBQ area and a playground for the kids.
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Air Conditioning
2 Car Garage
additional 2 car parking in Drive way
HD Cable TV w/pay per view available
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WiFi (Wireless Internet)
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With easy access to I-10 you are within 30 minutes of the Sky Harbour airport, 25 minutes to down town Phoenix, 15 minutes to Westgate City Center next to University of Phoenix Stadium home of the Arizona Cardinals, Jobings Arena for NHL Hockey action and Major Concert Events and 5-10 minutes toa variety of Restuarants, shopping, golf & Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium.
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- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 2 limes, cut into wedges
- Heat grill to medium-high. Brush the corn with the oil and sprinkle with ½ teaspoon salt. Grill, turning often, until tender and charred, 5 to 7 minutes.
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- Fat 5g
- Sat Fat 1g
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- Sodium 259mg
- Protein 6g
- Carbohydrate 19g
- Sugar 3g
- Fiber 3g
- Iron 1mg
- Calcium 108mg
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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Feb 22, 2002
- Starring: Aaliyah, Stuart Townsend
- Summary: Based on the third installment of Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, the film follows the supernatural adventures of the legendary vampire Lestat, who has reinvented himself as an international rock star. His music awakes Akasha, the queen of all vampires, who is determined to make Lestat her king.
- Director: Michael Rymer
- Genre(s): Fantasy, Horror, Music
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Score distribution:
Positive: 2 out of 31
Mixed: 15 out of 31
Negative: 14 out of 31
At its best, Queen is campy fun like the Vincent Price horror classics of the '60s. At its worst, it implodes in a series of very bad special effects.
Townsend and Aaliyah are sexy as hell, and clearly willing and able to explore the darker truths of villainy, but they can't compete against the unwieldy script.
Like many genuinely awful movies, Queen of the Damned has the ingredients of a cult film.
Aaliyah fans, as well as fans of charisma, sex, and violence, will be sorely disappointed.
Turns out to be a muddled limp biscuit of a movie, a vampire soap opera that doesn't make much sense even on its own terms.
Score distribution:
Positive: 72 out of 101
Mixed: 6 out of 101
Negative: 23 out of 101
Apr 10, 2013A solid decent movie with a vampire theme. Main character is portrayed as a more extroverted vampire in the movie. It has some nice story telling and character background story. And also some decent action scenes, but too few of them. It is not a scary movie at all, and more of a documentary almost with some sprinkling. the main actor was pretty good, and the guy that played marius. but the other cast was not too interesting and none play a big factor anyways in the movie. the girl's storyline was a bit confusing and the egyptian vampire queen's story didn't get the attention it needed to add more intrigue to the overall story. decent solid movie, well nice try.… Expand
Oct 13, 2013The first half an hour from the movie was indeed awkward weird script and actor reactions the special effects are,mostly a mess. i haven't read the books but i can clearly see that this movie is made in a kind of an awkward way, the dialogues being hindered by god knows what reasons. I'd say the only actor that seems convincing is Akasha herself (Aaliyah). But everything isn't so bad, at least it's 2002 and vampires don't sparkle :P It deserves to be watched for Aaliyah only, if not for everything else. The critics have overdone it with the ratings on this movie anyway.… Expand
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activities and attractions in Phoenix Arizona
Conveniently located near Sky Harbor Airport, freeways, great shopping centers, and restaurants.
vacation rental rates
Rate discounts are available based upon Saturday-to-Saturday stays.
Non Saturday-to-Saturday stays are subject to a nightly rate and a minimum stay requirement.
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Sparr Building and Farm Supply, 240 S. Main St., Williston, will hold a "Share Your Passion" Open House on Friday, Sept. 26, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Williston firefighters will conduct prefire planning on all local business in the district.
Williston Insurance Agency, 456 E. Noble Ave., was bought from Linda Hogan on Thursday, Aug. 28, by Ken Boyer, local businessman. The agency will sell homeowners, automobile and commercial policies. It will continue to represent nationally known agencies to meet the insurance needs of customers in and around Williston. Teresa Watson, an agent for Farm Bureau for the past 15 years, will continue with the newly formed Williston Insurance Agency, Inc. From the left are Pamela Whitney, sister of the former owner; Linda Hogan, former owner; Ken Boyer, new owner and Teresa Watson.
Capital City Bank donated $500 to Unity Family Community Center, Inc. The check was accepted by Unity CEO Willie Battles, center. At the left isChristie Eveland, Community Banker, while at the right is Kathy Cribb, Market Leader at the bank.
A groundbreaking was held last Thursday for Babione's Business Park, 820 N. Main St., Williston.
This will be a professional business park, within the city limits, the first of its kind in the city. It will offer office combined with warehouse space. The building has a total square footage of 11,880 and is designed to be split into 11 units measuring 18 x 60 feet per unit. One or more units can be leased, according to an individual's needs. The projected completion date is Jan. 2.
For more information visit the Web site at www.babionebusinesspark.com or call 529-1034.
Perkins State Bank held a celebration in conjunction with the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce last Thursday to celebrate the bank's 95th anniversary. Various bank officials and members of the business and political community attended.
Bank president Frank Etheridge welcomed the group, which got to view memorabilia from the years that the bank had been in service.
Below is a history of the bank provided by bank officials:
History of Perkins State Bank
Tom Ten Broeck has been named the general manager of the Chiefland Citizen and the Cedar Key Beacon with responsibility for the Williston Pioneer Sun News.
The announcement came last week from Gerry Mulligan, publisher of the Citrus County Chronicle and regional publisher of the Florida newspapers owned by Landmark Community Newspapers Inc.
He replaces Dale Bowen, who is now working as ad sales manager at the Citrus County Chronicle.
Eager Contracting, Warehouse Flooring to host Chamber event Eager Contracting, Inc. and Warehouse Flooring Outlet are hosting the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce's June After-Hours Mixer on Thursday, June 12 from 5 to 8 p.m. The Mixer, open to Chamber members and area residents, is designed to acquaint the public with locally owned and operated businesses. Local artist Linda Ballentine Brown, a charter member of the Cowboy Art Association of Florida, will have her paintings on display during the gathering.
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Saratoga Square Park, the second largest park in historic Bedford-Stuyvesant, takes its name from Saratoga Avenue just to the east, which was itself named in 1835 for the Revolutionary War Battles of Saratoga, New York on September 19 and October 7, 1777. On September 19, 1777, the British army, thanks to crucial help from German mercenary reinforcements and American ammunition shortages, narrowly defeated the American army at Freeman Farm, near the American camp. British General Burgoyne's victory was short-lived, however, for reinforcements on the American side, a weakening British army, and diminishing British supplies combined to set the stage for American victory.
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The vandalized war memorial in Saratoga Park is being recreated and restored. By referencing historical photographs, archival documents, and the recovered pieces of the bronze figure, the memorial's stolen sculpture and honor rolls will be recreated using new plaster molds, and recast in bronze on the original pedestal. The granite sections of the pedestal will be cleaned, the masonry joints will be repointed, and the monument will be reset on a new concrete foundation.
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS -- U.S. Senators Dick Durbin and Mark Kirk are calling on FEMA to level the playing field during a disaster.
FEMA has a "damage per capita" equation when deciding on federal disaster assistance.
Illinois was denied federal assistance to local governments in the wake of the deadly November tornadoes.
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Our good ol' boys in Tallahassee surely do resent those meddlers from Washington sticking their big government noses in Florida's business. "We know what's best for Florida," they're fond of saying.
To make that very point, in rather expensive fashion, the Florida House passed a bill that would reject billions of federal dollars for expanded Medicaid coverage and leave a million or so of the state's poor without access to health care.
"The Florida House has developed a plan that will fit the needs of Florida, not the requirements of Washington," said Speaker Will Weatherford, as if reciting a mantra.
The locals-know-best governing philosophy lies at the steely heart of conservatism and it can't be bought off. Not in this legislature. Not even with $51 billion in federal dollars.
Except that philosophy only runs in one direction. These same legislators dearly love passing preemption bills that undercut city and county governments and water management districts.
Local governments have been prohibited from passing any gun ordinance that exceeds state law. So, under a preemption statute passed in 2011, towns and counties that outlawed guns in playgrounds or parks or public buildings risked $500,000 fines, while individual city and county commissioners could be fined $5,000 each and removed from office.
The NRA's famous and feared lobbyist Marion Hammer explained that the preemption statute was needed because upstart local governments were acting like "disobedient teenagers."
State preemption of these disobedient teenies goes well beyond gun laws. The same state law that bans smoking in workplaces and restaurants forbids city and county ordinances that might further limit smoking at bars, music venues, patio dining areas, parks, beaches and playgrounds.
Cities and counties can't ban pit bulls (Miami-Dade County managed a special home-rule exemption). Local governments can't enact limits on beekeeping. Or ban exotic animals, even jungle cats. If a homeowner has a state wildlife permit for a wolf or a tiger or a black mamba, there's nothing a city commission can do about it.
Local governments can't enact new laws against short-term vacation rentals. And state law forbids those disobedient teenagers from passing laws banning stores from using plastic bags. We'll have none of that environmental nonsense coming out of local governments.
A passel of preemption bills, most of them ghost written by special-interest lobbyists, are percolating through the 2013 legislative session. A so-called wage-theft bill was clearly aimed at keeping other counties from copying a 2010 Miami-Dade ordinance, very unpopular with the business lobby, that established an administrative procedure outside the courts to allow workers to recover unpaid wages. So far, the Miami-Dade program has recovered $600,000 in lost pay. The business lobbies could hardly abide something like that in other counties. When in doubt, preempt.
Similarly, bills are circulating that would outlaw county or city ordinances establishing a local "living wage" or mandating sick leave.
A preemption bill would limit the power of local government to impose impact fees on developers. Another would negate local environmental protections.
The fertilizer industry is pushing a bill that would supersede the 50 or so local ordinances that regulate the use of lawn fertilizer. The Sierra Club's Cris Costello went a little ballistic as she watched the fertilizer bill gain momentum. "Taxpayers and local governments made it clear that when it comes to protecting their waterfront economic engines from toxic brown and red tides and green slime, it's crazy for the legislature to tie their hands," Costello wrote in a position paper released this week.
She noted the sorry state of the Indian River Lagoon in Brevard County. "You'd think that everyone affected by the loss of fisheries, the dead manatees and shorebirds, and the stain on the Indian River Lagoon's reputation as a fishing and vacation destination would praise local efforts to control pollution — especially when those efforts are aimed at cost-free prevention rather than expensive taxpayer-funded clean-up projects.
"You'd be wrong," she wrote.
If the bill, drafted by industry lobbyists, becomes law, a so-called "Florida Fertilizer Regulatory Review Council," dominated, of course, by industry insiders, would write "one-size-fits-all" rules for the entire state.
Our state legislators clearly hold to a philosophy that local government knows best. Right up to the moment when the lobbyists say otherwise.


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DSCF Presentations
For your enjoyment and in an effort to help you learn more about your cub, we are planning the following presentations for DSCF.
Friday, 10:00 AM CST
Bigdog will do another training session on how to upload pictures from your camera to the Forum.
Friday, 1:00 PM CST
Cecil and Don will do a session on installing a carb kit along with straightening the carb top.
Friday, 3:00 PM CST
Raymond will do a session on adjusting the fingers on a clutch.
(Picture courtesy of TM Tractor)
Saturday, 10:00 AM CST
Bill Hudson will do another session on how to set up your plow on the cub.
The picture session Bigdog did last year as well as the plow session by Mr. Bill were very well received. We hope you enjoy the presentations this year and welcome any suggestions for how we can improve them and offer different ones next year.
Thanks to everyone for being so willing to share your skills with us!!
Your DSCF hosts
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Roy Edenfield
Deep South CubFest
February 13 & 14, 2015
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Uh-oh! I better start studying!!
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Roy, we hope be broadcasting live most all day both days beginning about 10 am but there won't be a video host through it all. However, there will be a video host to answer questions during the broadcasts Friday 10 - 11 am both days and 3 - 4 pm Friday and 2 - 3 pm Saturday.
Hopefully we will have the camera on the, plow, clutch and carb demos. We may need a couple volunteer hosts for these. There will also be some live meet and greets during the scheduled hosted hours. It'll be a good time for many of the members at home to meet some of the members in attendance via the internet.
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Barnyard Bash CubFest May 30th - May 31st, 2014
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Update on times. Had a couple of questions on this. All times posted are CENTRAL time. CST.
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
Roy Edenfield
Deep South CubFest
February 13 & 14, 2015
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