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Florida's Fourth DCA Reverses Dismissal of Charges Against Public Official, And The Court Still Struggles With Retroactivity of Padilla in Postconviction Cases
In an opinion released this week, the Fourth District Court of Appeal in West Palm Beach held that the trial court erred by dismissing corruption charges against a public official. Although the opinion is not final until any motion for rehearing is disposed of, the opinion essentially allows the State to resume prosecution of the official. Since it's pretty uncommon to see public corruption charges in State court (most public corruption cases arise in federal court), this would be a good opinion to read. Not only will it be helpful to criminal defense attorneys who defend public corruption cases, but the opinion also contains a good discussion of motions to dismiss and traverses under Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.190(c)(4).
Criminal appeals attorneys should take a few minutes to read another opinion released by the Fourth DCA, Perez v. State, 4D10-3180, because it shows that the Court is still struggling with the issue of whether Padilla v. Kentucky, 550 U.S. 356 (2010), applies retroactively in postconviction cases. In support of its holding that Padilla would not apply retroactively, the Court reasoned that Perez's conviction became final before the Padilla opinion issued, and Perez did not file his motion for postconviction relief until after Padilla. The majority opinion, authored by newly-appointed Judge Forst, contains a good discussion of Padilla, Hernandez v. State, 37 Fla. L. Weekly S730, S731-32 (Fla. Nov. 21, 2012), in which the Florida Supreme Court held that Padilla does not apply retroactively, and Chaidez v. United States, 133 S.Ct. 1103, 1113 (2013), where the United States Supreme Court held that a defendant may not obtain federal relief based on Padilla where his or her conviction became final on direct review before Padilla was decided. Judge Stevenson authored a well-reasoned dissent wherein he stated that he would apply Padilla retroactively because Perez's postconviction motion was already in the pipeline when Padilla was decided.


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From its roots as a scrappy, garage-band-style environmental group, the Paonia, Colorado-based Center for Native Ecosystems has become a voice for the kind of endangered species often overlooked by other conservation groups. The center has championed such unlikely species as Graham's penstemon, a wildflower threatened by oil and gas development, the boreal toad and the pocket gopher. "Many people think of pandas and whales when they think of endangered species," says staff biologist Erin Robertson. "We point out the animals and plants in peril right here in our own backyards."
Spawned over beers on a back
porch in Boulder in May 1999, the center's goal is to fill
what its organizers see as a major gap in endangered species
advocacy in the West. Executive director Jacob Smith recalls,
"It's been a wild ride. We first drafted our bylaws on a
napkin. Now we have offices in western Colorado and the Front
Range, two full-time employees, and a whole host of volunteers."
Right now, the center is putting pressure on the Colorado
Wildlife Commission to restore the lynx in southern Colorado,
trying to protect the Preble's mouse from Front Range
development, and pressuring the federal government to list the
white-tailed prairie dog as endangered. The group's tactics
range from grassroots organizing with local activists and other
conservation groups, to filing lawsuits against the state and
federal government.
"There's something morally
wrong about knowingly wiping an entire species from the earth,"
says Smith. "It's within our power to do better." For more
information about CNE, see www.nativeecosystems.org.
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SANTA CRUZ --ĀThe former Santa Cruz surf instructor accused of secretly videotaping girls in a changing room, committing lewd acts on minor students and possessing thousands of images of child pornography was sentenced Tuesday to three years in state prison.
Dylan Greiner, 39, who owned Santa Cruz Surf School until his Aug. 10, 2013 arrest, was given credit
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WATSONVILLE --ĀIn the decades since Taiwanese immigrant Tony Liu founded Freedom Bakery & Cofections, customers throughout Monterey Bay have flocked to the business for its iconic photo-printed cakes and cookies, not to mention other delectable baked goods.
Now, Liu's sons Gary and Paul Liu and Tony's wife Anna hope to corner the lunchtime market in their industrial neighborhood
Woman dies in surf at Palm State Beach
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WATSONVILLE --ĀA 36-year-old Royal Oaks woman died Monday morning during a swim at Palm State Beach, California State Parks rangers said.
The woman was in the surf zone 50 feet from shore approximately 10 a.m. when witnesses saw her struggle and then grow still, California State Parks Supervising Lifeguard Dan Perry said.
Waves brought the woman most of
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SANTA CRUZ -- Barbecue smoke wafted through a grove of giant redwood trees at DeLaveaga Park Monday, as hundreds of people noshed on food, sipped cold drinks and chatted at picnic benches.
The Monterey Bay Central Labor Council Picnic has been a tradition for years, and draws workers, union members and politicians who mingle the protective shade of the
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CAPITOLA -- The 62nd annual Capitola Begonia Festival unfolded over the Labor Day weekend in Capitola by the Sea. The free, family-oriented event showcased thousands of begonia blooms at its peak event on Sunday in the Nautical Parade, which fell under a Broadway theme. This year eight floats meandered along Soquel Creek as thousands of visitors cheered them on.
European-influenced Cantine Winepub opens
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APTOS -- While traveling in Europe and beyond, Jason and Keiki McKay of Rio del Mar would frequently stop in cantines, socializing with others as they sipped a glass of wine and dined on small plates of food.
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WATSONVILLE --ĀFrom grueling fieldwork to biomedical research in a university lab, Watsonville High School graduate Abraham Corrales' life has changed dramatically since he immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico at age 7.
Now, the UC Davis biochemistry and molecular biology major has earned the prestigious National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Scholarship, which will pay his way through school up
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WATSONVILLE -- The Watsonville Planning Commission will look at plans Tuesday to add a third McDonald's restaurant and a second AutoZone in the city.
The location on 174, 186 and 190 Main St., currently houses two vacant buildings and an abandoned home, an addition to a surplus parking lot. The proposal would demolish the existing buildings and add
Suspect attacks WPD sergeant
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WATSONVILLE -- A Watsonville Police sergeant was injured Friday when an alleged gang member reportedly struggled with him during a routine stop and threw a hard punch.
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WATSONVILLE -- Two Watsonville men were arrested Thursday on suspicion of armed robbery after they flubbed robbing a 7-Eleven store.
At 9:33 p.m. Watsonville Police were dispatched to 455 Airport Blvd. for a report of a male suspect with a gun inside of the 7-Eleven, said Sgt. Henry Robles. A few moments later, the call was upgraded to an
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WATSONVILLE -- The cultures of China and India are now closer to home thanks to a new exhibit.
Six local photographers with more than 80 years of combined experience of photographing India and China are showing their works in "Through Our Lenses, China and India: Home to Over One-Third of the World's People," which opened Wednesday at the
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WATSONVILLE -- The Watsonville City Council agreed to implement temporary outdoor watering restrictions Tuesday after the state approved emergency regulations in July.
All residents and business within the city's service area will be limited to watering their landscape twice a week for a maximum of 15 minutes. Addresses with odd numbers may water on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
County trustee candidate: youth is a strength
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WATSONVILLE --ĀLifelong Watsonville resident Abel Sanchez is a relative newcomer to the political scene, and if elected to the Santa Cruz County Office of Education Board of Trustees area 7 seat on Nov. 4, he would be the youngest member by more than a decade.
But Sanchez, 25, is unapologetic about his youth, and in fact sees it as
Teachers demand action on pesticide use
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SALINAS -- A handful of teachers, labor advocates and concerned citizens rallied outside the courthouse in Salinas Tuesday to decry pesticide use near Monterey County schools.
In a written statement, organizers said: "What did the Governor, California Department of Pesticide Regulation, and Monterey County Ag Commissioner do this summer to address the threat of pesticides to schoolchildren? Nothing.
Woman owes thousands to worker in labor dispute
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 27th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀA Watsonville woman who hired a day laborer three years ago has found herself in serious financial trouble, and has a warning for anyone considering looking for cheap, quick workers.
Kellie Allyn said the worker, Steven Mora, filed a claim with the State of California Department of Industrial Relations, saying that their agreement was for seven days, while
Knife-wielding man holds police off
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 27th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- A Watsonville man was arrested Monday for staging a two-hour standoff with police while waving a large hunting knife around as he sat on his front porch.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a disturbance on the 100 block of San Simeon Drive at 4:51 p.m. The first arriving deputies contacted 69-year-old Elmer Saunier on
Pedestrian killed on Riverside Dr. still not IDÆd
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WATSONVILLE -- A pedestrian was killed when he was struck by a car on Riverside Drive Monday night as he was walking across the highway.
Bradley Sadek of the California Highway Patrol said the victim, who authorities have not named, was walking south on Riverside Drive just a few minutes past 11 p.m. near Lakeside Road. As
The art of the bloom
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SANTA CRUZ -- The Monterey Bay Dahlia Society hosted their annual Dahlia Show Saturday and Sunday in downtown Santa Cruz. More than 1,500 blooms were on display at the Museum of Art and History by more than 40 members, said MBDS vice president Kevin Larkin.
"This is new for us -- to show at the museum," Larkin said. "There
Technology center launches in Watsonville
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀIn Jacob Martinez' vision of the future, young people will come to technology education centers to learn the skills necessary for careers in a world increasingly dependent on computers.
From here, these tech-savvy people will be able to plug themselves into a variety of jobs that require a wide array of technological skills.
Better still, with Internet
Hundreds gather for annual Aromas Day
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
AROMAS -- Hundreds of Aromas residents and those from out of the area gathered Sunday to check out what the small town has to offer.
A section of Carpenteria Road and neighboring streets were shut down to make room for vendors, live music, art, carnival rides and more for the annual Aromas Day. Many residents also took advantage
Two arrested in alleged armed robbery
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- Two people were taken into custody Friday night following an alleged armed robbery, a pursuit and a man being taken down by a K-9.
At 8:40 p.m. Watsonville Police were dispatched to the area of 79 Arista Lane for a report of an armed robbery that had just occurred, said Sgt. Henry Robles. Witnesses described the suspect
First-ever Tequila-Taco Festival a booming success
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- Thousands of people poured into the inaugural Tequila and Taco Music Festival in San Lorenzo Park Saturday. Put on by the producers of the California Beer Festival in Aptos, the one-day, six-and-a-half-hour sold-out event unfolded under partly cloudy skies alongside the tranquil San Lorenzo River.
The $10 admission included entry into the festival and
Man found shot in Aromas identified
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
AROMAS -- The Monterey County Sheriff's Office has named the man who was found dead along Carpenteria Road early Friday morning.
Francisco Macario Diaz, 45, was found lying in the weeds in a slight depression on the southbound shoulder of the road approximately 7:45 a.m.
He had been shot numerous times.
Guests learn about health at open-air Wellness Fair
Posted: Monday, Aug 25th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- The College of Botanical Healing Arts put on its Wellness Fair Saturday in downtown Santa Cruz. The free event brought together traditional and alternative practitioners, businesses and educational institutions. The chief goal was to promote personal and community wellness and sustainability through networking and education.
Programs help with inmate rehabilitation, reintegration
Modified: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀMichael Hague was just two weeks from graduating high school in 2004 when he dropped out.
Now 28, the Aptos resident is now completing a 6-month sentence at the Santa Cruz County Rountree Detention Facility, a minimum- and medium-security jail on the outskirts of Watsonville.
When asked what he has been doing in the ensuing
Dead body found along Carpenteria Road
Posted: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
AROMAS --ĀThe Monterey County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide after two people walking along Carpenteria Road Friday morning found a dead body.
The body was lying in the weeds in a slight depression on the southbound shoulder of the road.
According to Monterey County Sheriff's Cmdr. John Thornburg, the body was discovered approximately 7:45 a.m. Detectives discovered
Salinas Police need help in botched robbery
Modified: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
SALINAS -- Police in Salinas have released a surveillance video of two armed men brutally beating three people inside a convenience store during a botched robbery.
Salinas Police said they hope the video will aid the public in narrowing down who the attackers are to expedite their arrests.
On Aug. 16 at 9:40 p.m. police
Dodge seeking to hold onto seat
Posted: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀWatsonville City Councilman Daniel Dodge was involved in city politics for years before he was elected to the District 5 seat in 2010.
Now, he is seeking a second term in the Nov. 4 election, hoping to continue work he says includes the Highway 152 reclamation process and bolstering the economy by expanding the downtown area.
Business appeals decision to revoke license
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WATSONVILLE -- El Miramar Sports Bar and Restaurant is looking for the Watsonville City Council to save its alcohol license Tuesday after it was revoked for the second time in two years in May.
On May 20, the Planning Commission revoked the business' alcohol license after it was reportedly found to be serving alcohol to minors while also
Arson suspect makes court appearance
Posted: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- A Watsonville arson suspect made his first appearance in court Friday for a bail adjustment and new court date.
In the courtroom of Judge Timothy Volkmann, assistant District Attorney Ross Taylor asked to raise the bail of Jose Luis Sanchez, 52, to $175,000 from $25,000.
"Since he has seven counts of arson against
First Baptist Church celebrates 100 years
Posted: Friday, Aug 22nd, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- First Baptist Church of Watsonville will celebrate 100 years during a celebration Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Members say they feel like they are at home when attending the church, located on 101 Madison St., which pastor Allen Barnes noted is part of its welcoming atmosphere.
"We're focused on sharing and living out the Gospel of
Ceiba's new building taking shape
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 20th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- After seven years and five buildings, Ceiba College Preparatory Academy has a home of its own.
Workers are busy converting the former storage building for DHL Shipping and Fox Racing Shox on 260 West Riverside Drive into a school to prepare for the start of the academic year on Sept. 2.
Previously, Ceiba inhabited three
Redman-Hirahara property sale in final stages
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WATSONVILLE --ĀThe sale of the Redman-Hirahara property, which sits just off Highway One at the corner of Beach Street Lee Road, is in its final stages, realtor Chuck Allen confirmed Wednesday.
The sale could affect plans to restore the 117-year-old Redman-Hirahara house, which sits on the 14-acre property.
Allen declined to name the buyers, but said they have
Hackers steal patient information
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WATSONVILLE --ĀA group of Chinese hackers has stolen the personal information of an estimated 4.5 million people, all patients of Tenn.-based Community Health Systems, Inc.
The corporation manages Watsonville Community Hospital, along with more than 200 hospitals in 29 states.
The hacker group is known for stealing intellectual property such as medical device and equipment development data, but
County to consider host family ordinance
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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY --ĀIf a proposed ordinance is approved by the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors, it would allow local families to host children who come to the U.S. from Central America.
The supervisors unanimously agreed to allow county staff to explore the issue and return with a draft ordinance on Sept. 30.
Similar plans are also
Capturing a personal feel of nature
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 20th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- A refreshing take on viewing nature is the topic of a new art show at the Santa Cruz County Building by Bonny Doon artist Kristen O'Neill.
Her 23 works, in oil on canvas, pen and pencil on paper and conte┤ crayon are being exhibited on the fifth floor and run through Oct. 17.
Farmers receive update on alternative fumigation process
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WATSONVILLE -- A non-chemical soil fumigation process is growing in popularity with strawberry farmers across the state since methyl bromide has been phased out.
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Aromas Day returns Sunday
Posted: Wednesday, Aug 20th, 2014
AROMAS -- Nearly the entire population of Aromas will celebrate living in the small town Sunday during the annual Aromas Day.
The day starts off with a pancake breakfast served in the Aromas Community Grange, 400 Rose Ave., from 7-11 a.m. During the breakfast, a number of items will be available in a silent auction that benefits the
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Newport Beach front & boardwalk E, Balboa in Newport Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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What makes this property location unique is the location, just a couple of blocks to main street Balboa. Keep the car parked and enjoy the activities and entertainment at your footsteps.
This 2nd story unit has 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, It is unique due to a second full living or bonus room! The master bedroom and the 4th bedroom enjoy their own private bathroom. It has a full kitchen with a breakfest table and a full dining table.
Indulge yourself at the many world class restaurants or cook at home. Entertainment, shops, and the Fun Zone are right around the corner where you can rent boats, take a day trip to Catalina, charter a fishing boat, book a whale watching tour or do some shopping on Balboa Island. Enjoy "people watching" from your deck or take a walk on the pier (just a few steps away), bicycle and skate rentals are also nearby.
Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm are just 30 minutes away. Other attractions include: Universal Studios Hollywood, Seaworld, Legoland, Laguna Beach, and much, much, more. If you're into surfing, swimming, or bodyboarding, look no further! Newport Beach is one of the greatest surfing beaches in Southern California.
Just 15 minutes from Santa Ana/Orange County Airport(SNA) and 50 minutes south of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
house rental amenities
- Washer : coin operated located inside garage
- Dryer : coin operated located inside garage
- Linens Provided
- Off Street Parking : This 2nd floor unit has parking for two vehicles, tamdam in parking space, NO garage
- Beds
- King Bed
- Queen Bed
- Twin/Single Bed (4)
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Stereo System
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Balcony
- View/Location
- Beachfront : Beautiful views of Balboa pier, park and Catalina Isle.
- Beach View
- Oceanfront
- Ocean View
- Water View
- Communications
- Broadband Internet
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Suitability
- No Pets Allowed
- Kid Friendly
- Smoking Not Allowed
activities and attractions in Newport Beach Los Angeles Area
- Golf
- Tennis
- Shopping
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Swimming
- Surfing
- Biking
- Fishing
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Basketball Court
- Live Theatre
- Miniature golf
- Theme Park (Amusement Park)
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Restaurants
vacation rental rates
Oct/2011 to March/2012 ...$2300-3000 week
April/2012 to May/2012 ...$3200-3500 week
June/2012 to Sept/2012 ... $3500- 4000 week
Rentals are normally a min stay of 1 week 7 nights(Saturday to Saturday)
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Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown left Saturday's game with an injury that x-rays showed to be a broken hamate bone in his right hand. The usual course of action after such a break is to schedule an operation, but the Phillies didn't want to rush into anything until Brown visited with a hand specialist.
Brown saw that specialist on Monday. And Randall Culp has recommended that Brown undergo surgery, which the Phillies have scheduled for Tuesday. This was always the most probable outcome; Culp simply confirmed what everyone figured.
After the operation, Brown's expected to miss between 4-6 weeks of action, which means he's going to be on the DL at the start of the season. And after he's healthy, the Phillies may choose to send him on a brief AAA rehab so that he can face some live pitching and work himself up to speed. Until Brown's able to come back, the Phillies will likely go with Ben Francisco in right field. The right-handed Francisco has a career .775 OPS.


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The hiring of Paul Pasqualoni has single-handedly put UConn athletics in a downward spiral. In the ever-changing world of conference realignment, with football in the drivers seat, it is vastly important that UConn shows that it is serious about it's program. After tonight's embarrassing loss to D-IAA Towson, the only way to do so is by firing Head Coach Paul Pasqualoni.
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Dennis Miller Chides Newsweek Magazine for Ranking US 11th Best Country in World
Appearing on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" last night, comedian Dennis Miller blasted the beleaguered Newsweek magazine for ranking the United States the 11th "best country in the world," behind left-of-center nations like Finland, Switzerland, and Sweden.
Performing on Veterans Day for an audience comprised of American military personnel, Miller showed his patriotic stripes: "Hey, Newsweek, go fjord yourself okay. Finland is the s--- little plastic village you set up under the Christmas tree every year."
An impassioned Miller quipped: "The best thing about living in Finland is they don't get Newsweek magazine."
[Video embedded after the page break.]
The August cover story ranked Finland the best country in the world, followed by Switzerland and Sweden.
As NewsBusters editor-at-large Brent Baker noted at the time, Newsweek's piece blamed former President George W. Bush for a series of "serious blows" and "policy debacles" that contributed to America's lackluster ranking.
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Submitted by KC Mulville on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 5:21pm.
The once powerful magazine now went a'begging to The Daily Beast. How far they fall.
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Lilly white
Submitted by Burgher on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 5:30pm.
The August cover story ranked Finland the best country in the world, followed by Switzerland and Sweden.
Rather racist choices on Newsweeks part, Dont-cha-think?
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Can you buy a magazine publishing company for $1 ...
Submitted by Galvanic on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 5:35pm.
. . . in Finland, Switzerland, or Sweden. I don't think so. So, how can Newseek slight the US?
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Miller time
Submitted by Tomorama on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 5:39pm.
I continue to marvel at this mans intellect, insight and rapier wit.
His segment on O'Reilly is my MUST see TV. (along with when Martha does the quiz, humana, humana, humana)...
As his being a former Dem, congratulations for smartening up.
Go fjord yourself newsweek INDEED.
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(along with when Martha does
Submitted by Newsbusterbrown on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 6:26pm.
(along with when Martha does the quiz, humana, humana, humana)...
I love her myself. Great laugh, too.
I can't believe she's in her mid-forties.
"There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right." - Ronald Reagan (1964 Republican Convention)
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Submitted by Gat New York on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 5:52pm.
What is sad for me is that many years ago I worked for Newsweek when it was a legitimate and respoected news weekly. It has turned into a joke. It is the print verson of Keith Olbermann and any one still writing for it should walk around with a bag over their head.
Now that the Daily Beast and Tina Brown take over let's see how much loonier she can make it.
The magazine has been on a financial and credibility respirator for years. They should just put it out of its misery and kill it.
If the U.S. is the 11th best country in the world, then why do we have a major illegal immigration problem the ones above us do not?
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Reason is......
Submitted by Ozconservative on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 9:43pm.
they actually enforce their immigration laws.
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That, and also because they
Submitted by killa37 on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 11:21pm.
That, and also because they are a helluva lot smaller than we are, both in size and population. And if I'm not mistaken, they have a fairly homogeneous population, so they aren't being pulled in so many cultural directions. And they probably have some kind of a balance going between their industry, trade, education, and other important issues on a primary level.
And we can go back to Teddy Kennedy if we're looking for reasons why OUR inflow of immigrants, and the balance there with regards to race and cultures, changed so drastically in the last 30-40 years......................and look where it's taken us!!!!
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Actually Sweden has a serious
Submitted by needle on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 10:02am.
Actually Sweden has a serious immigration problem. You do not hear much about it because Denmark and European countries to the south have problems that are even worse.
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I've heard that they have
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 3:32pm.
I've heard that they have some level of immigration problems..........but, like you say, how serious is it, in comparison to the larger Euro countries??? And...........at the risk of sounding politically incorrect..........can we say there that those problems are with Mooooooooooslems????
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Who really cares
Submitted by dr-go on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 6:16pm.
what Newsweek or any of its "journalists" offer up? The entire opinion print magazine industry is irrelevant.
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Oh, for Pete's sake. Is there
Submitted by Chris Norman on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 12:07am.
Oh, for Pete's sake. Is there any post on bias anywhere in the media that someone here won't write "Who cares what these people say? They're irrelevant. And so on and so forth...". Obviously, WE CARE and YOU must care - why else would this site be here and why would you be on it? Grrrrrrrr.
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I do care.
Submitted by needle on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 10:16am.
Very good point.
The Liberal Media has ruined political discourse in this country, with its bias, its PC cr*p and intimidation, and its Saul Alinsky tactics; and it is trying to ruin democracy itself. The Left is interested in democracy only to the extent that it facilitates THEIR agenda.
You are right, I do care.
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What a metaphor for Newsweek!
Submitted by metaphorsbwithu on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 6:34pm.
Newsweek has been "finnished" for ages so this is no big surprise.
Aren't the populations of all those countries known as big drinkers?
I guess boredom and depression now rank high on the list of things that make for a happy environment for libs.
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Submitted by Ozconservative on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 10:04pm.
Maybe Newsweek should have mentioned also the reason 1, 2 and 3 enjoy the lifestyle they have is because 11 and 14 sacrificed hundreds of thousands of young lives in kicking 12s ass and keeping 51 from invading.
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That would make one helluva of flowchart, Oz
Submitted by SickofLibs on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 10:23pm.
I like it.
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As a matter of fact, the Newsweek
Submitted by Jer on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 3:55am.
As a matter of fact, the Newsweek article examined issues related to and amplifying your observation as well as presenting other factors which put the US in a more favorable light--all of which were ignored in this and the previous blog on the topic.
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99.999% of Americans don't get Newsweek, either
Submitted by SickofLibs on Fri, 11/12/2010 - 10:27pm.
Nice to see Dennis interacting with someone other than Billy.
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And the other .111% are
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 12:10am.
And the other .111% are dentists and doctors.................who get them for free!!!
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That should be .001% .
Submitted by Jer on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 3:47am.
That should be .001% . <sigh> Yet more evidence of our nation's declining math skills. We probably just dropped to #12 in the world.
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But we've got more doctors
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 3:50pm.
But we've got more doctors and dentists than that, Jer!!! And don't sigh too much, even if you tallied up a 'gotcha'.....................and don't try and drop the country down a notch because I made a math error................I'm not in any position to have any impact on the status of this great country, other than being responsible, dependable, and hard working...............which , these days, is almost a mathematical minority , percentage wise.
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I have been to all three:
Submitted by mostlymoderate on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 2:55am.
I have been to all three: Finland, Switzerland and Sweden and they really ARE nice countries. However, it's because they held off mass-immigration from third-world nations much longer than the U.S.A. Don't worry, they will catch up. Whereas the United States has it's 20+ million uneducated, unskilled illegal aliens usurping the tax-payer's money-pool, these Scandinavian countries are not much impacted yet. It is starting to change though. More "progressive" organizations are pushing for Islamization, immigration from African countries, the middle east etc. Why? Because those countries are too white and that is racist. It was decided a long time ago that the entire World should be one gigantic melting pot of multi-culturalism. Anything else is wrong and racist.
Before 1964, the United States was much like Finland is today. Then Ted Kennedy et. Al decided it was time to screw our wonderful nation up.
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Race is the Reason for the Picks.
Submitted by Avitar on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 6:07am.
The cold and the moutains have slowed genetic mixing in these countries and they get higher test results with less education. It is unpleasant but if you take as your model of civilizattion the northern countties and assume the model to be static then Hitler was right.
Society and civilization are not static and any country on earth could overtake Finland by 2050 or earlier.
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Quiet Relaxing and Close to Downtown in Palm Springs
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Ramon Estados
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$ 2,500 - $ 3,100 / month
vacation rental description
This 2 Bedroom 2 Bath condominium is conveniently located close to downtown Palm Springs with neighborhood shopping centers nearby. Quiet comfort and security within this gated community offers covered parking and additional spaces for guests. This lovely and spacious unit has approximately 1300 square feet and can sleep up to six comfortably. The kitchen is fully equipped, making the preparation of gourmet meals a snap. Cable TV, telephone with unlimited local and long distance service within the USA and Canada. Wireless internet is also provided.
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Cable TV
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Tennis courts (lighted)
Two Swimming Pools and Jacuzzies
Full Gym
Game Room
Parking- Reserved
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activities and attractions in Palm Springs Deserts
Entertainment for all ages, Palm Springs offers a wealth of indoor and outdoor activities. World famous Palm Springs Aerial Tramway up Mount San Jacinto. Lots of Consignment Stores, Thrift Stores and also Westfield Mall and A huge Outlet Center in Cabazon, just 20 Minutes West. Hike scenic trails in our majestic mountains, tour celebrity and mid-century modern homes, attend theatre performances, stroll through art and cultural museums,spend the day golfing or simply relax by the sparkling pool.
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Peak Months- 3100.00 (Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb,March)
* Holiday and Special events additional premium rate
* 450.00 Refundable security/damage deposit
* 150.00 cleaning fee
Anthony Treesh 415-205-0713
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Top things to do in Palm Springs
- Palm Springs Tram
- Golfing
- Casino Downtown
- Shopping Downtown
- World Class Restraunts
Top things to do on a budget
- Relaxing by the pool
- Visit Cabazon Dinosaurs
- Moortens Botanical Gardens
- Back street Art District
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- Day trip to Joshua Tree
- Cabazon outlets
- Village Fest Downtown
- Knott's Soak City water part
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Starting at 5 pm CDT on June 9, the first 111 picks (Round 1, Compensation Round A, Round 2, Round 3 and Compensation Round B) will be shown live on the MLB Network.
Costas will serve as the lead play-byplay commentator for the MLB Network on select games.
Wednesday afternoon baseball headlines.
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Support for Translation and Interpretation Program
Executive Council Office
This program is designed to assist organizations in providing services in both official languages. This program aims to promote the participation of both official language communities in New Brunswick in activities sponsored by social and community organizations.
Any non-profit social or community organization working province-wide and whose permanent office is in New Brunswick.
Governmental and paragovernmental organizations, as well as educational and health care institutions are not eligible. Professional and recreational associations are also excluded from the program.
Financial assistance provided under this program will not exceed 75% of the total eligible costs, to a maximum of $5,000 per year and is subject to availability of funds.
Only applications relating to activities held during this fiscal year (April 1 to March 31) may receive funding. Financial support is payable after the project has been completed. To be reimbursed, the organization must submit a copy of the paid invoices no later than 60 days after the event is held (or by March 31 at the latest, if the project is completed after February 1).
Priority will be given to organizations that have not previously received financial support from the program.
The following are eligible expenses (please refer to "Guidelines" for further information on eligible expenses and documentation required).
1. Interpretation services
Interpretation services in both official languages are eligible when they are offered during:
- a major public meeting that takes place in New Brunswick, for instance, a conference, symposium, workshop, or annual meeting of the organization;
- a meeting that brings together a minimum of 50 participants from the two official language communities;
Note: Priority will be given to events that include guest speakers from both official-language communities.
2.Translation services
Translation to English and French of the following documents is eligible under this component of the program. These documents fall into four categories: (Please refer to "guidelines" for detailed information on eligible documents, eligible expenditures and documentation required).
A. Foundation documents from the organization
B. Documents related to an important meeting
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Applications for funding should be submitted to this department at least eight weeks before the start of the activity. Applications may be made at any time of the year. Because of the large number of applications received, it is impossible to respond favourably to all organizations that apply for support under this program. It is highly recommended that applications be made very early in the fiscal year.
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opinion | Reviewer: K.S. | 9/8/13
In my opinion since it's pretty much impossible to break down most lyrics especially this songs lyrics, it sounds like the song as a whole is about how you give all your attention, time, and effort, to school and church but eventually are left with nothing when it's all said and done. No skills, no life experience, and the church is the same way. Or I'm completely wrong and he's just singing about how uninterested in school and church he was, which is usually a fair assessment. Pretty hard lyrics to decode, if they even are meant to decode. Lyrics are just a small part of a song, it's mostly about melody
Whatever | Reviewer: Philly | 6/1/13
I don't presume to know this man but I think Kurt was a very spiritual person naturally and a lot of his struggles were with God. This song could just be about Kurt's resistance to God his Father and sung to his Father! I've felt this before!
Be quite and listen | Reviewer: M M | 5/14/13
Its interesting to hear your views on what these songs are about. However know that most of your opinions are just speculation. Again most of what people presume to know about Kurt from what they've read or heard is just exaggerated or fabricated. Nobody can possibly know what any of these songs mean. Most of his songs were bits of poetry or stories thrown together at the last minute. That's how song writing goes. There's nothing mystical about it. John Lennon and Kurt both admitted this yet people still try to complicate things by defining or over analysing lyrics because they feel they need an answer. The fact remains that only he knows what these words mean, and I don't think he's going to tell us anytime soon. Nor would he feel he has to give a reason for making art. Just listen and find your own meaning in beauty.
best song on Bleach | Reviewer: Jeremy | 7/20/10
this song is mostly based on kurt's time being homeless and him being baptized when he was 16. "Your Eyes" refers to his teachers and the preacher who baptized him commenting onhis pretty light-blue eyes. "Dont have nothing for you" refers to kurt had nothing during his homeless period, because he dropped out of school and had nothing. I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG! AND NIRVANA!
No | Reviewer: annie | 7/14/10
This is a song about not to succeed in school.Kurt had ADHD and never got the helped he needed. Kurts/nirvanas songs is NEVER about nonsense simply babble. Every single song is about how he and Krist and Dave, confort/acceptance the society and the daily life experience they have to dealing with etc.
school line | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/11/10
i first thought it whent "you'll rise"like he is in a line at school and the teacher is telling the other kids that they will grade but when the line gets to him he fails, and with the preecher it means he is telling the others they will rise in to heaven exsept him
poor cobain | Reviewer: jess | 12/10/09
kurt cobain did say that many of his fans took his kyrics too seriously and that he just used any old words that would go with the song. I dont think Kurt reeally cared about lyrics, he just wanted to make amazing awesome music . :) but maybe it had something to do with when he was younger or wahtever.
just things | Reviewer: matt | 11/27/09
I can understand why peoplel think this is about drug use and the rejection and stigmata one may receive due to drug use.
However, Cobains lyrics often have two meanings. Some songs can have switchable words within it. In this song for example Cobain swaps "Your eyes" for "Your lies".
However, it could be simply babble.
We'll never know.
So lets all shut up and just listen to the music.
"Sifting" Through Kurt's Lyrics | Reviewer: Jason Hizer | 7/18/09
I think the song is referring to how the institutions of education and religion are quick to judge and turn their backs on you, if they know you are different, use drugs, etc. "Don't have nothing for you."
This is especially critical of religion, because, a "preacher" that turns his back on a kid simply because his "eyes are red," is both hypocritical and un-christian like.
ever thought of being a rebel? | Reviewer: Stirpong/Vonblue | 7/18/09
to me this sounds like a bit of a scoff towards the authority figures who ordered him around, from when he went from a "yes master" attitude into a stage of rebellion they wouldn't accept he had free will and shrugged it off as that he was just possessed.
nirvana is awesome | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/28/07
i thiink this song talks about when he was smaller his teacher saw him with red eyes or something because he was on drugs.
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on Aug 16, 2010 at 1:57 pm
Interesting that folks in Dublin appear to have the drive to gather in support of convicted murderers. Perhaps they will pass an ordinance legalizing such activities.
on Aug 16, 2010 at 2:45 pm
May I point out,[portion removed] Officer Meserle was convicted of 'involuntary' manslaughter, not murder, and which is, or will be, on appeal. Sensible people, who acknowledged from the beginning that this was probably a terrible accident, were supporting him.
I mourn the death of Oscar Grant as much as anyone outside his family.. and the tragic consequences Officer Meserle has to face.
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Surely you've heard about BPA by now. It's everywhere. Some 7 billion pounds of it were produced in 2007. It's in adhesives, dental fillings, and the linings of food and drink cans. It's a building block for polycarbonate, a near-shatterproof plastic used in cell phones, computers, eyeglasses, drinking bottles, medical devices, and CDs and DVDs. It's also in infant-formula cans and many clear plastic baby bottles. Studies have shown that it can leach into food and drink, especially when containers are heated or damaged. More than 90% of Americans have some in their bodies. BPA is dangerous to human health. Or it is not. That's according to two government reports in recent months that came to opposite conclusions. The National Toxicology Program (NTP), which is part of the National Institutes of Health, reported in September 2008 "some concern" that BPA harms the human brain and reproductive system, especially in babies and fetuses. Yet less than a month earlier, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration declared that "at current levels of exposure" BPA is safe. Even after the FDA's own science board questioned the rigor of this analysis in late October, the agency didn't change its position. Let's take a moment to ponder this absurd dichotomy. How could our nation's health watchdogs reach such divergent conclusions? Are we being unnecessarily scared by the NTP? Or could the FDA be sugarcoating things? What exactly is going on?
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JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) – One man is on the run, another wounded, after two shootings Saturday night according to Jonesboro police.
Shots were fired near a house on Westwood Drive around 7:20 PM, the other happened somewhere on Kingsbury Street
Jonesboro police said Willie and Quinton Boggard got into an altercation at a mini-storage business behind the Sonic on East Nettleton.
Willie shot Quinton but police say his injuries are non-life threatening. They believe both shootings are related.
Police say they are looking for Willie.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast University baseball team won its season opener in convincing fashion on Friday night by a score of 11-1 over Southeastern University. Timely hitting and a strong pitching performance by four Eagle pitchers led to the blowout victory. With the win the Eagles are 1-0 to start the season while the Fire falls to 6-7.
The Eagles got to work early in the bottom of the first inning with a two run homerun to dead center field by freshman Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla.). Then, just two pitches later senior Jason Peacock (Bartow, Fla.) hit a solo shot that sailed well over the left field fence. The Eagles would score four runs in the inning, all with two outs.
Junior Richard Bleier (Davie, Fla.) started on the mound for the Eagles going six strong innings while surrendering only one run on seven hits while striking out seven. The FGCU bullpen kept the Fire out of the game surrendering only one hit while striking out four over the final three frames.
Freshman shortstop Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) shinned in his collegiate debut going 4-5 with four runs batted in, while playing a solid defensive game at short. Senior outfielder Ozzie Borrell (Hialeah, Fla.) went 2-5 including a towering home run to right field.
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DHA Lighting has announced the appointment of five new dealers in the Far East and Scandinavia.
In the Asia Pacific Region, DHA has long worked with Ken Production Services, Japan, but now adds Singapore-based De Sisti Asia, distributors of motion picture and television lighting equipment, to its list of resellers. In Israel, Danor Theatre Systems Ltd, a design, production, stage studio lighting and control company, is now a re-seller of the DHA Digital Light Curtain and moving effects.
In Scandinavia, AVAB Sweden stocks DHA gobos while Svensk Film & Ljusteknik, Sweden (SFL) and West Lighting, Finland, stock DHA gobos, moving effects, and the Gecko.
Commenting on the Joint DHA managing directors Diane Grant and Wyatt Enever state: "At DHA we believe we have the best products available and so naturally want the best companies to work with us. Our customers are internationally orientated and having top line distributors enables us to see DHA equipment in a diverse range of venues around the world".
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Color:Perfectly portable, and a perennial favorite: our Ella Tote is updated for the season in high-shine metallics and chic texture — two key trends for spring. Featuring a woven straw design with pebbled leather straps and trim, this roomy style easily accommodates all of your essentials — ideal for running around town or packing for a weekend getaway — and brings a bit of shimmer to everyday looks.
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