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Texas bank Green Bancorp files for IPO-Reuters
Green Bancorp Inc, a Texas bank owned by three private equity firms, filed with U.S. regulators on Tuesday in an initial public offering of its common stock, Reuters reported.
Green Bancorp Inc, a Texas bank owned by three private equity firms, filed with U.S. regulators on Tuesday in an initial public offering of its common stock, Reuters reported.
Strategic Investment Group, which is backed by Friedman, Fleischer & Lowe, is out marketing for its latest private equity fund. Arlington, Virginia-based Strategic Investment is looking to raise $250 million with Strategic Private Equity Fund IV LP, according to sources
Flexpoint Ford has agreed to buy GeoVera Insurance Group Holdings. Financial terms weren't announced. The sellers were Friedman Fleischer & Lowe and Hellman & Friedman. GeoVera provides specialty residential property insurance. Aon Benfield Securities and SFRi provided financial advice to GeoVera. PRESS RELEASE GeoVera Insurance Group Holdings, Ltd. ("GeoVera"), a leading provider of specialty residential property […]
Green Bancorp has agreed to buy Opportunity Bancshares and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Opportunity Bank. Financial terms weren't announced. Opportunity Bank operates a banking office in Richardson, Texas. Opportunity Bank reported $52 million in total assets as of Dec. 31, total loans of $31 million and total deposits of $43 million. The deal, subject to board […]
Church's Chicken, a portfolio company of Friedman Fleischer & Lowe, has appointed Jim Hyatt its new CEO. Hyatt was most recently president and CEO of Cosi. He succeeds Mel Deane, who served as CEO since December 2009.
TriTech Software Systems, which is backed by Friedman Fleischer & Lowe, said Friday that it has acquired VisionAIR. Financial terms weren't announced. Castle Hayne, N.C.-based VisionAIR provides software for 911 centers, law enforcement, fire service and corrections.
Friedman Fleischer & Lowe said Wednesday that it has completed its buy of C.H.I. Overhead Doors. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. JLL Partners acquired the Arthur, Ill. garage door maker in the in fall of 2004. News of the C.H.I. sale was reported by The Deal in July.
Time to catch up on the blog posts and news items that your peers found most interesting on peHUB this week. Following are the top 10 posts that garnered the most pageviews from regular readers from July 25 to July 29. (We did a separate list for the week's most popular slideshows.) This week's hot topics include David Lowe leaving the San Francisco buyout shop he co-founded; Elevation's Roger McNamee announcing plans to get into seed investing; the sale of fried chicken restaurant Bojangles'; and strong interest among buyout shops to buy brokerage Morgan Keegan.
1. Co-Founder Has Left San Fran Firm, by Bernard Vaughan
2. McNamee Promises to Make Seed Investments from Buyout Shop Elevation Partners (subscribers only), by Mark Boslet
3. The Mystery of Bojangles's New York Store Is Solved, by Luisa Beltran
4. Blackstone, Carlyle Among Bidders for Morgan Keegan, by Paritosh Bansal and Megan Davies, Reuters
5. Dealtalk: Buyout Firms Target Unloved Corporate Divisions, by Simon Meads, Reuters
It looks like JLL Partners will be exiting C.H.I. Overhead Doors after nearly seven years.
Friedman Fleischer & Lowe is buying C.H.I. Overhead, a garage door maker, according to Standard & Poor's LCD. Friedman Fleischer is in the market for a $203.5 million loan to back its by of C.H.I., LCD said. GE Capital and Wells Fargo are financing the deal, Thomson Reuters Loan Pricing Corp. said.
The Deal, which reported the C.H.I sale last week, said the transaction was valued at roughly $290 million.
Jeffrey Lane will join Friedman Fleischer & Lowe as an operating partner. He was most recently a SVP and GM of packaging at Boise. Lane Will join FFL on Aug. 15.
Buyout firm Friedman Fleischer & Lowe has added Richard Lenny, former chairman and chief executive of The Hershey Company, as an operating partner. Before Hershey, Lenny held high-profile roles including president of Nabisco Biscuit Co., president of Pillsbury North America, and various roles at Kraft Foods. San Francisco-based Friedman Fleischer & Lowe hase approximately $2.5 billion under management, and focuses on middle-market deals. In his new role at the firm, Lenny will help identify and evaluate new investment opportunities in the consumer products sector, as well as provide guidance to portfolio companies.
Middle-market buyout shop Friedman Fleischer & Lowe has completed its acquisition of Midwest Dental, a dental practice management company. Financial terms of the deal were not released. Midwest Dental's senior management team, which has worked together at the company for nearly 10 years, is investing alongside FFL, and will continue to manage the business, the company said in a written statement. Midwest Dental is based in Mondovi, Wisc.
We have some dividend news today.
Gryphon Investors has completed its third dividend recap of Intelligrated, an automated materials handling company based in Mason, Ohio.
Intelligrated, in February, was in the market for a $125 million term loan plus a $30 million revolver. Bank of America Merrill Lynch led the deal, reported Thomson Reuters Loan Pricing Corp. Proceeds of the transaction were used to refinance debt, LPC said at the time.
Windsor Foods, which produces frozen foods, has acquired Discovery Foods from Friedman Fleischer & Lowe. Financial terms weren't announced. Discovery Foods, of Hayward, Calif., makes frozen Asian snacks, appetizers and entrees. Friedman Fleischer is a San Francisco PE firm.
San Francisco-based private equity firm Friedman Fleischer & Lowe has invested an undisclosed amount in TriTech Software Systems, a provider of public safety software for law enforcement and emergency service agencies. The financing is designed to help TriTech grow its business organically and through acquisitions.
Friedman Fleischer & Lowe has completed its acquisition of Transtar Industries from Linsalata Capital Partners. The deal was financed with $425 million of senior secured credit facilities, the companies said. Transtar is a provider of autobody products for automotive repair. San Francisco-based private equity firm Friedman Fleischer & Lowe has roughly $2.5 billion under management.
Private Equity really likes Smile Brands, which last week announced a sale to Welsh Carson.
The deal, once it closes, will mark the third time a buyout shop has owned Smile Brands, which provides dental support services, facilities and equipment to dentists.
Last week, Welsh Carson said it was buying a majority stake in Smile Brands from Freeman Spogli & Co. Financial terms weren't announced. Freeman Spogli bought Smile Brands from Gryphon Investors in 2005 for about $340 million. Gryphon, a San Francisco PE firm, acquired the company in 1998, when it was known as Bright Now! Dental.
Welsh Carson is expected to close the Smile Brands buy in December.
Just what does it take to get a PE-backed bank deal to the finish line? Think more than a year's worth of meetings with regulators.
"It's been a long time coming," says Manny Mehos, chairman of Houston-based Green Bank, which recently sold around a 74% ownership stake to three private equity firms for $100 million. Mehos estimates the he spent 15 months on the deal, and spoke to roughly 40 buyout shops, as well as some hedge funds and other institutional investors.
The ultimate investors were Friedman Fleischer & Lowe, Harvest Partners and Pine Brook Road Partners.
With the funds, Green Bancorp expects to buy other banks, mainly small ones, via structured deals or FDIC-assisted acquisitions. It also may target branches or loan portfolios. With more than 700 on the FDIC's troubled bank list, Mehos think there are lots of opportunities. "During distressed times, where the banking industry is downsizing, there are optimum ways to take advantage of opportunities," he says.

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I have 8 dual bulb F32T8 fluorescent fixtures in soffits
illuminating my living room.
They are wired in parallel and
actuated by a 2-pole wall switch. I propose to rewire them so that one bulb of each fixture is on one circuit,
and the other bulb of each is on a second circuit. The wall
switch would become 3-pole:
low (power one circuit),
high (power both circuits),
off. To do that, I would
reroute one B+ lead (blue)
and one B- lead (red) to
a bulb in an adjacent box.
The high tension leads would run box-box in a flex steel conduit. The line voltage wiring would run through separate punch outs.
I'm aware that any jumper wiring would have to be 600DCV rated. The result
is 4 ballasts powering 8
tubes on one circuit, and 4 ballasts powering 8 tubes
on the other circuit, one tube in each box on circuit
A and the other tube on circuit B. Of course, they're really not separate circuits; they're joined at the switch. Are there any
code issues with this?
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Florida citrus growers are a tough bunch. They've weathered freezes, droughts and hurricanes.
They beat back citrus canker. Now, growers face their biggest threat ever: Citrus greening.
The bacteria are destroying Florida's citrus industry. A cure would be perfect, and it's coming. For now, growers are just trying to slow it down.
At the USDA lab in Fort Pierce, they are figuring out how to harness Florida's best natural resource – sunshine – to slow citrus greening.
They use mini-greenhouse tents heated with a solar panel. It's like a sauna for an orange tree. Dr. Yongping Duan is banking on thermal therapy to slow down the devastation citrus greening is causing.
The bacteria are transmitted via a Psyllid, a tiny bug. Together, they threaten to wipe out the state's citrus industry. Now, after years of research, Dr. Duan and others there believe that enough heat will introduce enough stress to slow or eliminate the growth of the bacteria.
"This is so far the only way in the field to mitigate the disease," Duan said.
Notice he said mitigate – not cure. He believes that doing this heat therapy can get a few more years of production by forcing it into remission.
The entire farm we toured was infected. A few rows over, another approach to thermal therapy was taking place. Rather than tenting and heating the entire tree, Dr. Gavin Poole's team is heating just the trunk with hot water.
The heat makes its way up the tree's circulatory system.
"We pump the system with water, and we wrap the trees," he said.
It's a newer process than tenting. The trick now is discovering how much heat, and for how long to help but not hinder the tree.
"It's not high tech," said Poole of the process. "I'm even following you. It's basic plumbing. Like the tents, this is a simple thing the growers could do themselves once we figure out the parameters."
Thermal therapy may be the best and most cost-effective way of treating citrus greening until something more permanent can be found to safely destroy the bacteria. Massive tents could heat groves, or massive coils could heat multiple tree trunks.
As they've said, it's not a cure, but it's designed to slow citrus greening down. The USDA is working on several things, including antibiotics and drug resistant trees. That's still a ways off, so it's a stop gap.
They now believe that citrus greening is in every grove in Florida at some level.
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[9] August 26, 2014 at 11:43am
I live at Lake of the Ozarks where this race took place. The next day a guy hit 244 mph. I heard it was nuts to see.
Glad these guys are going to be okay.
[3] August 25, 2014 at 10:26am
Please list your study with a link. Also, lab results done the next day will only show the alcohol because the date rape drug is metabolized too quickly and is not present the next morning.
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[1] August 6, 2014 at 3:52pm
Well the election in November will be the General Election. So I expect Democrats will vote. The issues with primary election voting and general election voting don't mix.
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[4] August 1, 2014 at 8:50am
Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers are in the same universe and will be put together in future movies. At least that is the plan. If you watch the end credits of Thor 2 you see Benecio Del Torro as "The Collector", he is also in Guardians under the same character. So since they are the same franchise I doubt they will be blowing Avengers out of the water. I heard a rumor that in the end credits of Guardians we might see Howard the Duck. If that is true that would be ridiculously awesome.
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[1] July 31, 2014 at 3:57pm
The problem is the less Congress is able to accomplish the better excuse Obama has when he does stuff without Congressional approval. In this case there are many Republicans who are criticizing the Obama for not doing this on his own when they are prepared to sue him for doing other stuff on his own. It makes no sense. I'm a converted Republican but I still recognize that by Congressional Republicans failing to get a bill to the floor, it gives Democrats and Obama all the power to do whatever they want to do on this issue.
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[1] July 31, 2014 at 8:49am
He has probably doe this multiple times. If the Feds looked they could probably charge him with so many counts that they could put him away for the rest of his life.
But they need his testimony against the main guy who ran the website and who organized these rapes across the country. So they cut a deal for his testimony, he will be sentenced to 15-50 years, but in any event, may not die in prison.
Feds get the biggest fish and this guy gets a chance to not die in prison.
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July 30, 2014 at 12:00pm
I just checked out the menu online. There are no kids items on the menu so you wouldn't want to take them there anyway. He must be doing pretty well financially to cut out that market business, I know it might not seem like much but in a tourist town, people travel there with there family, which means kids and since they're not from the area, its not like they have babysitters ready to go. So the kids come out with the parents when you're on vacation. And yes, I live in a tourist town so I know how it goes.
The menu was weird to. Had American, Italian, French and Mexican influences. Usually restaurants pick a theme and go with it.
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While you may disagree over the verdict. The jurors deliberated for 5 days after hearing the evidence from both sides. That is how our judicial system works.
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If Obama had a sun..
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Monk, I finished serving tables about 8 years ago. At that time when we ran the reports for that night the only thing I could flub would be my cash tips. Credit/Cash sales and Credit Card tips were pumped out of a computer and the business reports those. It wouldn't surprise me that the Government has gone the extra step and imputed a tip on the reported cash sales. I always appreciated the days I got the check and found that my base salary didn't cover the taxes on my reported tip. On the back of the check was an "You owe $____".
[14] June 27, 2014 at 4:25pm
She's done a lot of goofy R-rated comedies. Like "The Legend of Ricky Bobby" which you probably wouldn't like. A good family friendly film she did is "Enchanted". It's cute, still funny, and the kids can watch it with you.
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Umm, already invented. A few years ago. But now, the stuff they steal can't be used against you at a trial.
[2] June 25, 2014 at 11:17am
No, that would fall under this case also.
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[8] June 24, 2014 at 9:24pm
Relax guy, she's 4. What do you want her to say? A long soliloquy about the downfall of our society perhaps? How about speak wistfully of days gone buy and how they'll never be as good as they once were.
[-3] May 16, 2014 at 11:12am
Why do we have laws if we just ignore them when there is a cute kid involved?
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May 14, 2014 at 5:21pm
I think the Bunsen burner and the potassium chlorate in your carry on might get you in more trouble. :)
[1] May 6, 2014 at 9:58am
If your in prison its most likely because you are a convicted felon. Convicted felons can't vote.
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April 15, 2014 at 9:13am
Bundy has no legal right to use the public land for private gain. However, the BLM's actions here were insanely stupid. Judge Napalitano was correct, BLM has court rulings saying that Bundy owes 1.1 million in grazing fees… they should have taken a civil judgment against Bundy for the amount, put a lien on his property, then execute the lien and put Bundy's land up for sale. I imagine if BLM would have done that Bundy would have come to the table instead of just thumbing his nose.
However, after hearing the statements of one of the militia men, (that former Arizona sheriff), who said that if a fight broke out they were going to put unarmed people in the front lines as human shields for publicity, all I can say is screw that guy and I will never be on the side of any argument that would align itself with such cowardly tactics.
In short, everyone is wrong. We just have to decide who is wronger.
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Addie: I had longer responses but The Blaze website is causing my browser to reload every so often thereby wiping out my comment. In the end, your anology is faulty because Interstate Highway use is permissive, you have to obey speed limits, weight limits, traffic laws, have a driver's license, have the car licensed and have insurance. without those acts you no longer have permission to use the roadway and you can be arrested for trying. also, if you commit to many infractions on this permissive use, your license can be suspended and you would no longer have the permission to drive at all!
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April 10, 2014 at 2:15pm
Mrs. Girl (great handle by the way), I will admit that I do not generally look at larger issues. I look at the issue in front of me and decide based on the facts I am presented with.
This causes me to miss connections but also allows me to take each story on its own facts rather than having the conclusions of the other possibly related issues influence my opinion on the issue in front of me.
I am not educated on the history of the federal take over of state's lands enough to form opinions on that.
All I do know is that this land was never in this rancher's "chain of title". Whether it was federal/state/local government land is irrelevant to the issue of whether this man has the right to use the land for his cattle. What is relevant is that in no event was it his and use of land is not sufficient to gain a right to it when it is owned by a government entity.
We can question whether it is wise for the government to not allow people to use this land for cattle grazing for the sake of the desert tortoise, but we cannot question that this person has no right to the continued use of the land. It was always permissive use, that permission has been withdrawn, therefore he has to leave.
Enjoy the rest of your day. And remember, its only 10 days from Easter and you can start doing the things you gave up for Lent. So, happy thoughts!
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PEABODY — The city is due to receive up to $200,000 in a state grant to replace a tiny playground at MacArthur Park with a bigger, better play space and tie the park into a system of walking trails in South Peabody. There's even talk of a braille trail.
The plan is to remove the existing structures — a swing set, slide and a stationary vehicle — regrade the land, enlarge the 3,000-square-foot play area, install new equipment over a rubber surface and create an entryway to a new trail system.
Several trees would also be planted to act as a natural border instead of fencing, and the backstop for the baseball field would be repaired. No changes are slated for the basketball court.
City Parks and Recreation Director Jen Davis said she's considering kiosks with braille signs at a trail head and along the trail. It's a newer concept she heard about at a conference and wouldn't be a huge undertaking. Rope could be used as a guide between informational kiosks.
The park is in what state officials call an Environmental Justice neighborhood — it's near a low-income area with no other parks or playgrounds nearby. The designation is a major factor in the city securing the state grant.
MacArthur is at least a mile away from the three closest parks.
"The land has been used for over 100 years as a park, but the structures are very minimal," said Davis. "They're in OK shape, but they're not very exciting or inviting."
She wants to add more non-traditional play structures and engaging equipment, similar to the new Welch School playground.
Ward 1 Councilor Barry Osborne says it's about time, calling the project "a wise choice" for the area. He's also pleased to see the connection with the nature trails.


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Updated mid-century partial view, 3 bed, 1.5 bath open concept boasting an efficient kitchen space, bright natural light from the large windows throughout, fireplace, a bonus rm, hardwood floors, and laundry all on one level. Minutes to downtown, TJ, and Lk Whatcom. Walk to Barkley Village or Whatcom Falls Park. Relax with a cool beverage on a warm evening on either the deck or the patio while enjoying the blaze of summer color offered by sunsets & landscaping in this quiet neighborhood.
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Coire Mhor is a beautifully furnished and equipped 1 bedroom property sleeping up to 5, situated only a 10 minute walk from Aviemore which is in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. It sleeps up to 5 with a double bedroom, a child's folding bed and also a double bed settee in the lounge. The large upstairs bedroom has views to Craigellachie and it has a full size bathroom with shower. It is also a perfect honeymoon hideaway as it is surrounded by the Cairngorm Mountains.
There is a garden with rear patio equipped with patio furniture and open views to the Cairngorm mountains. The luxurious lounge/dining room has a flat screen TV and DVD player. The fully tiled kitchen area has fridge, cooker, microwave, washer/drier and all utensils for self catering.
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Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce Link at Lunch, noon-1 p.m. Aldie Mansion, Doylestown. $25, members; $35, nonmembers. Register: www.centralbuckschamber.com/calendar.htm
Women's Business Development Center "NxLeveL for Business Start-ups," an educational program for people who want to start a business and create a business plan, Tuesdays through May 15, 6 to 9:30 p.m. Women's Business Development Center, Philadelphia. $340 for series. Pre-registration is required; 215-790-WBDC (9232) or www.womensbdc.org
PennSuburban Chamber of Commerce economic forecast luncheon with Philadelphia Federal Reserve economic advisor Luke Tilley, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. William Penn Inn, Gwynedd. $30, members; $40, nonmembers. Register: 215-362-9200, email@example.com or www.pennsuburban.org
Huntingdon Valley/Southampton Rotary Club meeting with guest speaker James Rosin, author, "The Streets of San Francisco," 6:30 pm. Bertucci's Restaurant, Huntingdon Valley. $19. RSVP: Evan Fineman, 215-939-1559 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bensalem Business Association business card exchange, 6:30 p.m. Sam's Club Franklin Mills Mall, Philadelphia. Free for members; free for first-time visitors, $20 for subsequent visits. RSVP: email@example.com or 215-245-0802
SCORE Bucks County and Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce workshop, "Social Media Made Simple," 6-8:30 p.m. The Logan Inn, New Hope. Register: 215-943-8850 or www.scorebuckscounty.org
Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce "Taming Technology" seminar, 8:30-10 a.m. Chamber offices, Doylestown. Free. www.centralbuckschamber.com/calendar.htmhis event requires registration.
Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon and PennDOT update, 11:30 a.m. Indian Valley Country Club, Telford. $20, members; $35, nonmembers. Register: call 215-723-9472, fax 215-723-2490, email email@example.com or visit www.indianvalleychamber.com
Eastern Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce business card exchange, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Hilton Garden Inn, Fort Washington. $10, members; $25, nonmembers. www.emccc.org
Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, "Practical Apps for Living Green" seminar, 7-9 p.m. Aldie Mansion, Doylestown. Free. www.centralbuckschamber.com/calendar.htm
Philadelphia Chapter of the Institute of Management Consultants breakfast, networking event and presentation, "Duct Tape Marketing: 7 Steps To Small Business Marketing Success" 7:30-9:30 a.m. Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth Meeting. $19, members; $29, nonmembers. Register: www.imcusa.org/events (www.imcusa.org for members)
Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce legislative forum with state Reps. Godshall, Clymer, Watson, Bradford and Toepel, 7:30-9 a.m. Peter Becker Community, Maple Wood Estates, Harleysville. $20, members; $35, nonmembers. Register: call 215-723-9472, fax 215-723-2490, email email@example.com or visit www.indianvalleychamber.com
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SCORE Bucks County seminar, "Starting Your Own Small Business," 9:15 a.m. Perkasie Library. Free. Register: 215-943-8850 or www.scorebuckscounty.org
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Motorbike Stalls In Middle Of Police Chase
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Posted by kincaid198 on Nov. 15, 2012
He hoped to put this on break as a get away vid. those copers looked priiiity happy
Those officers are not identifiable and he has the evidence to prove it, unmarked Nissan I wouldn't stop either, could be George Zimmerman
I'm sure someone will say police brutality. There's always at least one idiot
yea your the idiot hahaa
that's what you get for using a piece of shit four stroke. Real men ride two strokes.
u could've turned left on the street where the guy was far behind u
love the cops face when he roll up, hes just lovin it...hahahahahahahah
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He doesnt have the right to remain silent because this isnt the United States.
he wouldve gotten away with it
guys chill out... there are no descriptions saying that its Australia. don't have to chew on peoples backs
1.28 - badge on cops arm NSW (New South Wales). number plates are also (surprise surprise) from New South Wales. This is most definitely Australia.
it IS australia you retard, you can tell by the policeman
Australia NOT in Europe. Just FYI
Dude was humping his bike after it ran out of gas. Don't worry, bro, you'll get plenty of that in the graybar hotel.
Without a warrant??? and he stop while being told without a question :/ FK the Police!!!!
Cop doesn't need a warrant when you're being an egghead on a public street. I know it really pisses you off every time they throw you on the ground during one of your roadside lawyer speeches to them.
Since you are stupid Mr Bongu2 I'll help you out. Since driving is a privilege when you get a license you agree to obey all traffic laws. By having a license you have automatically given consent to authorities to investigate the crime they suspect you of committing. However they can legally only investigate the crime they have probable cause for.
why would he need a warrant? the guy is running away from a cop trying to pull him over. that's more than probable cause.
my co-worker's sister-in-law earned $20791 the prior month. she makes money on the internet and moved in a $417700 home. All she did was get lucky and set to work the clues written on this website -- bing30,ḉ☺ℳ
Her BJs are worthless but at least she had $40 in her purse for me to rip when she went to the bathroom.
I like how cops over in Europe are relaxed, U.S cops would be behind the car door guns drawn shouting orders, and tazing first chance they get.
When did Australia move to Europe, seems like big news, thought I woulda heard about it.
Continental drift maybe lol
stupid cops!
who ate all the pies? lard ass cop did
He cried or squealed like a little girl after getting caught...
if he woulda hducked behind that wall As soon as he stalled the cops woulda probably missed him
I wouldn't say that's in the middle of the police chase... more like the end.
you guys are stupid he didn't do anything wrong the stupid cops chased the wrong guy.
I quit working at shoprite and now I make $35h - $80h...how? I'm working online! My work didn't exactly make me happy so I decided to take a chance on something new… after 4 years it was so hard to quit my day job but now I couldn't be happier. Heres what I do, Fox76.com
Next time don't forget to turn the gas valve on.
should have dumped the bike and ran he had a good 10 seconds head start on the cops
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idiot deserved it
OMG They cut off his bloody head
police chase rule #1- make sure you don't run out of gas police chase rule#2- don't be an idiot
shoulda batoned him in the head... i mean he has a head proon lol
not when they use the footage against him in court
forgot to turn his gas on I bet
yeah he forgot to turn his gas on because he's clearly not driving down the road or anything...
fuel can stay in the lines and carburetor even if the petcock is in the "off" position. He shoulda reached down and tried to put it on Reserve.
heh, heh, you said petcock... that's what I like the girls to do.
always fun to see the pleasure on cops faces when inflicting pain
geh me ya ahm!
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Kerry Wong writes:
DS3232 is an extremely accurate RTC with a guaranteed accuracy of 2.5 ppm (0 °C to 40 °C), which translates into an error of just 80 seconds over the course of a year under the worst case scenario. I had done a few projects using this chip before (you can read about them here).
While by default DS3232 is already very accurate, we can push its accuracy even higher by adjusting its aging offset register (8bit). This adjustment works by adding or subtracting the corresponding capacitance to or from the oscillator capacitor array. The adjustable range is represented as 2′s complement (-128 to 127) and each LSB change corresponds to roughly 0.1 ppm of change in frequency. So the overall adjustment range can be achieved programmatically is roughly ±13 ppm.
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IQD frequency products have introduced a new range of temperature compensated voltage controlled crystal oscillators (TCVCXO) in a miniature 8-pad 5 x 3.2 mm outline. The IQXT-210 series TCVCXO, offers frequency stability down to ±0.14ppm over the full industrial temperature range of -40 to 85ºC.
Powered from a 3.3V supply the IQXT-210 has a typical current draw of only 12 mA (dependent upon oscillator frequency). The frequency can be specified between 10 MHz to 50 MHz. Initially there are 11 standard frequencies available including 12.8 MHz, 19.2 MHz and 26.0 MHz. Output can be specified as either HCMOS, 15pF load or Clipped Sine, into 10k Ohms load.
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I wanted to make a display that could show the mains frequency to 3 decimal places. I'd be using the same seven-segment display modules that I used in my UNIX clock, so all I had to do was design the part that would work out the frequency.
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I am in the process of designing a function generator and I needed a frequency counter to check it against. This project uses a minimal number of components for a very economical and compact design. A bare-bones Arduino clone is at the heart of this project and the measured frequency is shown on an LCD display. The maximum frequency that this can measure is about 8 MHz (at a 50% duty cycle). Despite the fact that this counts the frequency on one of the digital pins, I have found that it will quite happily measure sine and triangle waves providing that they have a suitable amplitude.
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This AVR-based Frequency Meter is capable of measuring frequencies from 1Hz to 10MHz with 1 Hz resolution. The hardware of this project consists of seven 7-segment displays, AVR ATtiny2313 uController, and a few transistors and resistors. The AVR counts input pulses for a precise 1 second interval (generated using the built-in Timer) and displays the result on the multiplexed seven segment LED displays. [via]
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My goal was to design a simple and user-friendly frequency counter which would be capable to handle radio FM frequencies and have an autonomous power supply. Powering it from batteries benefits to the device portability and makes working with it more convenient by eliminating a mess of power cords in a home lab. I use it just occasionally and a small size is a bonus simplifying its storage in a table drawer.
Most of similar devices I have found on the Internet use an LCD module with a built-in controller. Such a device draws pretty much current. Also, many high-speed counters use power-hungry ICs which makes it difficult for a battery operation. Finally, many projects are poorly documented which makes any modification unnecessary difficult. So, I started my own design which uses modern high speed and low-power ICs and can work from a single AA cell.
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This is 60 MHz frequency meter / counter for measuring frequency from 10 Hz to 60 MHz with 10 Hz resolution.It is a very useful bench test equipment for testing and finding out the frequency of various devices with unknown frequency such as oscillators, radio receivers, transmitters, function generators, crystals, etc. The meter provides very stable readings and has excellent input sensitivity thanks to on board amplifier and TTL converter, so it can even measure weak signals from crystal oscillators. With the addition of prescaller it is possible to measure the frequency of 1GHz and above.
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Very often when designing some stuff I need a square wave signal generator with variable pulse width and frequency to control power MOSFETS.
You can use such a tool when designing DC-DC converter or switch-mode power supply, you can use it to emulate PWM from microcontroller when developing some new embedded design, or maybe you want to design your own wireless charger… This is only some of the things you can use it for.
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A long time ago I built a radio using a Philips UV616/6456 TV tuner that is capable of receiving radio signals over a large range of frequencies. It ranges from 47MHz up to 860Mhz which gives me the possibility of decoding either Over-the-Air or Cable TV signals.
The problem is that the radio doesn't have a frequency display, so tuning a particular frequency is always a challenge.
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Doesn't matter. If FL & MI are not counted and seated I will not support the party.
I'm saying I will not support the Democratic Party as a whole if they subvert the process to give the nomination to Obama.
If MI & FL are not counted and seated I will not support the Democratic Party.
BTW, my cat's middle name used to be Pelosi.
No longer!
comment on a post Now Hillary Clinton Is Threatening The Entire Democratic Party over 6 years ago
Nancy is entitled to her opinion and others are entitled to disagree. I, for one, will not be sending any money to them this cycle if they give the nomination to Obama w/o hearing from MI & FL first.
So, Nancy can kiss it.
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Obama is unelectable. He should not be on the ticket. He should do the right thing, put his sizeable ego aside and get out of the race. Someone needs to appeal to his love for the party if he has any.
Why? You'll just make more excuses for him.
The free ride needs to end, folks.
Stop cutting the guy breaks.
You really think he can win a general election?
They call my planet earth. And what do they call yours?
Nope. There was an opportunity to allow them to re-vote within the rules and your guy killed it.
Sounds pretty sleazy to me.
What is so sleazy about speaking the truth?
Why is it not a sleaze bag move to block the MI & FL votes? There are no words for that kind of sleaze.
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Screw that. It is time to stop playing nice with this guy. If the Dems can't figure it out it should be spelled out for them.
Obama is done, kids.
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No, I'll vote for yet another loser Democrat. Sigh.
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Hopefully we will not see. Hopefully, the Dems will wake up from this nightmare of a candidate and come to our collective senses.
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Her answer was spot on and I'm glad she gave it.
Wright is a game-ender your Messiah. He may be able to fool some Democrats, but America will surely reject this farce of a candidate.
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Are you missing the point on purpose?
The point is not to have a problem with NH (HRC won there. Remember?), the problem is in punishing MI and FL for essentially breaking the same rule. The solution is to let them all count. Don't punish any of them.
Then fire Howard Dean. And excommunicate Donna Brazile.
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There is only one little thing. BHO is unelectable. Plain. Simple. Your guy is done for outside his base of African Americans, the guilt-ridden white folk and drunk college kids.
Face it. It is over. Rev. Wright has settled the question of Barry's fate once and for all.
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I found Ang Lee's new movie, Taking Woodstock, an unmitigated joy. Some of the reasons why are subjective, so let's get to the full disclosure.In 1969, I was about the same age as the film's main character, Elliot Teichberg (Demetri Martin), the youngest-ever chamber of commerce president in White Lake, N.Y., who, in a ricochet moment of inspiration, gets the idea that his Catskill village should play host to the Woodstock Music & Art Fair. So I belong to the Woodstock generation, even if I came no closer to the event than getting ink smudges on my fingers while sitting in Seattle reading about it in The Village Voice.Not that I cared about Woodstock, then or now. It's much more to the experiential point that I grew up in the kind of place where the movie is set. Not the Catskills, or even New York state; but still, a Middle Atlantic States locale (all right, Western Pennsylvania) where the summers bring the same kind of heat, humidity and softness in the air that palpably pervades this film. There's nothing precious or self-advertising about Eric Gautier's cinematography in Taking Woodstock, yet his sun-hazed colors bear the scent of home. (Gautier also shot Olivier Assayas' recent Summer Hours, not to mention Sean Penn's Into the Wild—clearly the go-to guy for sense of place and season.)Elliot's both at home and set quietly apart in White Lake. An aspiring painter and designer in New York City, he remains tethered to his small town by genuine affection but also an increasingly grim sense of duty to his ever-grimmer Russian-Jewish parents. The mortgage on their rundown, little-visited El Monaco Motel is $5,000 in arrears, and even his mother's attempt to shame the bank into granting an extension ("I walked here all the way from Minsk!") isn't going to save them. But making the place operations center for a major rock festival might.A factor in Elliot's apartness is the gayness he hasn't owned up to—not in White Lake and, it's artfully hinted, not entirely to himself even though, back in the big city, he's been part of the gay scene and maybe in on the recent Stonewall riot. The assurance and delicacy with which Elliot's sexual identity is handled, the ways in which it is neither announced nor evaded nor attitudinized, typifies the exactness of Ang Lee's touch with every aspect of the film. There's sheer, and distinctly rare, pleasure in how the screenplay (by Lee's producing partner, James Schamus) casts a countywide net for dozens of characters, lets us spend time with or merely glimpse them as they swim by, but never hauls them flopping onboard as the sum total of a Major Statement about a historic and socio-cultural milestone.There are no stars in this movie, not even Comedy Central stand-up essayist Martin (who in advance seemed to be a very limited casting idea but does just fine). Yet it abounds in deft character sketches and behavioral beauty.Why Ang Lee thought to hire two Brits, Imelda Staunton and Henry Goodman, to portray the elder Teichbergs is an inscrutable mystery, but they're comic triumphs. (Setting a plate of gray-brown nutriment in front of her son, Staunton—Oscar nominated as the working-class abortionist in Vera Drake—makes of her one word of dialogue an accusatory dirge: "Eat.")Eugene Levy plays Max Yasgur, the dairy farmer who rented out his 600 acres for the rock event; his performance is a dusty jewel, with no echo of Levy's legendary run on SCTV or his beloved patriarch in the American Pie movies. Liev Schreiber materializes in mid-run-up to the festival as a beefy ex-Marine named Vilma in blond wig and sundress to offer protection and a certain substance-enhanced clarity to the proceedings. This cousin to South Park's Big Gay Al is close to kneejerk liberal cliché, but Schreiber totally validates the role, and Vilma's evolving buddyship with Elliot's dad is an uninsistent delight.Emile Hirsch adds luster to his emerging stardom as Billy, a boyhood pal of Elliot's who's back from Vietnam. Seattle's own Jeffrey Dean Morgan plays Billy's brother and, along with diner owner Adam LeFevre (an actor first seen as the most legendary among John Sayles' Secaucus 7), helps us realize how many worthy lives and possible stories the local citizenry encompasses. Among the big-city operators moving in to make Woodstock happen, Richard Thomas is so sharp as "Reverend Don" that it's only toward film's end that I did a silent omigod-is-that-him?!—i.e., the erstwhile John-Boy of The Waltons.The performances all get the era note-perfect. That includes the Earthlight Players, a communal theatre troupe practicing their art in the barn on the El Monaco grounds. The featured attraction in the much more small-town-scaled arts festival Elliot had originally been planning, they mostly hover on the periphery like crazed moths, waiting the cue to epiphany and their surefire artistic statement: bursting free of their clothes.You should know (though I was happy to realize it only as the film progressed) that Taking Woodstock makes no attempt to replicate the musical show itself. There's a wonderful moment when Elliot, his father and Vilma stand watching some interlopers bathing in a pond, and a faint shudder from beyond the hill signals that the first performance has begun, a mile or so up the road. "Go," Dad says; "see what the center of the universe looks like." Equally wonderfully, Elliot does go ... though even then, he never really gets there. And that's exactly as it should be.
Queen Anne & Magnolia News, August 28, 2009
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In the foundling homes, hospitals or asylums of large
cities, many babies suffered horrific conditions.
Wet-nurses were often of lower classes and carried diseases
passed on to the babies. Children who survived to
early childhood could be 'farmed out' as servants,
field laborers, or worse. This didn't preclude the
consignment of foundlings to foster-families that cared for
them responsibly and raised them to adulthood. Because
of the nature of these arrangements, easily available public
records are hard to come by. At one point in Italy's
history, foundling homes became so crowded, and the total
pay required for the wet-nurses of its inmates so high, that
civil authorities hired 'external wet-nurses' to care for
some infants away from the institutions. They even
sometimes acknowledged unwed mothers and paid them a sort of
child support stipend, to nurse their own children.
This led to some bizarre situations.
In the years following Italy's 'resorgimento', or
unification, vast church property was appropriated by the
state, and church and state were at odds. Marriages
that took place solely in church were not recognized by the
civil authorities, and in order for a union (and its
offspring) to be legal, a couple was required to be married
in a civil ceremony, usually at the town hall by a public
official. When the policy of civil stipends to unwed
mothers was instituted, sometimes an expectant mother would
marry in church, avoiding family disgrace, but would not
take the civil vows. This made her child
illegitimate in the eyes of the state, entitling her to
a stipend!
In small towns, the fate of foundlings may
have been somewhat better than in large cities. Often
foundlings in smaller communities were not subjected to the
crowding of orphanages, but were consigned to the individual
families of the wet-nurses. There, though they may
have been required to work in the fields or the family
business, the same as the family's natural children, they
may also have found some measure of acceptance and
LEGENDS: A very common explanation many
families were given about a foundling ancestor is a
variation on the following theme: A young girl was working as a
servant in the home of the local prince (or rich
businessman, or priest). She was impregnated by the
man, who could or would not marry her, and she left the
baby, of noble or upper-class blood, in the wheel.
Some of those stories may carry a grain of truth;
however, there is usually no way to corroborate them, and I
believe the great majority were fiction, made up to assuage
the shame of families with unwed daughters who had become
pregnant. Hopefully, today the world is less
EXAMPLES: There follow some links to images of original records
dealing with foundlings from several Sicilian and Italian towns, in various years.
They're presented here to show different approaches to the
records, to shed some light on the lives of
these children, and finally, to celebrate their existence.
The above material is a
synopsis of information from my own research of
Sicilian and Italian birth, marriage and death
records, augmented by correspondence with
genealogist Ann Tatangelo (angelresearch.wordpress.com),
and by the description of foundling management
in the book
Sacrificed for Honor, by David I.
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a name below for the foundling's record.
~ from his age of fifty years, given on his 1846 death
records, he was born in about 1796 in Serradifalco,
Caltanissetta Province, Sicily. His birth or baptism
records were not found, but this foundling survived and
eventually married. He was a contadino
(sharecropper), and was my great-great-great-grandfather.
He had many other known descendants (four hundred
eighty-six, by my count), and the surname in the United
States has been modified to Lo Quasto and
~ found on 28 December 1869 in the wheel in Barcellona
Pozzo di Gotto, Messina Province, Sicily, by
Angela Alosi, Ricevitrice di proietti (receiver
of castoffs). Apparent age, one day. Consigned
to nutrice (wet-nurse) Angela Consiglia,
thirty-six, a filatrice (spinner of thread).
The baby was avvolto in cenci (wrapped in
~ found on 30 May 1871 in the wheel of castoffs at
Strada Sferrazza in Serradifalco, Caltanissetta Province, Sicily, by
Concetta Digiugno, Ricevitrice dei proietti
(receiver of the castoffs). Apparent birth, 'recent'.
No note was made of any consignment to a wet-nurse.
The baby was wrapped in threadbare white diapers and bands
of linen, with a cap of white muslin, without apparent
birthmarks. He survived, married Maria
Venera Saldi in 1898, and fathered at least four
children by her. He worked as a 'bracciale'
(day laborer), and later as a 'zolfataio'
(sulfur miner).
~ found on 27 August 1874
in Castelleone,
Cremona Province, Lombardy, Italy. The baby was assigned to
the Brefotrofio di Cremona
(Orphanage of Cremona) on 29 August 1874. He survived
and was later consigned to a family whose husband became his
legal guardian. He emigrated to the United States and
has descendants living there.
~ found on 19 November 1880
in the Wheel of the castoffs at Via Serpe number two, in
Racalmuto, Agrigento
Province, Sicily, by Rosa Esposto,
(Lady of the Wheel). The baby was left with her,
for consignment to a paid Nutrice
(Wet-nurse). The infant was found wearing two caps,
one yellow; a white shirt; a short blue jacket; and a new,
striped sash.
ABBANDONATA ~ found on 10 May 1887 in the public wheel of castoffs in
Sora, Frosinone Province, Italy, by Felicia
D'Orazio, Custode della ruota dei proietti (Keeper
of the wheel of the castoffs). The baby, about one or two months old, was left with the wheel-keeper, to be
consigned that day to a wet-nurse, Vincenza Alonzo. The
infant was avvolto ad
alcun panni di tela lacera (wrapped in some ragged
linen cloths). This foundling survived, and was married
in Sora in 1906, to Francesco Mammone. They
eventually emigrated to Massacusetts, where they had
seventeen children.
~ found on 4 April 1904 in the public wheel of castoffs at
Via Dante Alighieri No. 2 in Serradifalco, Caltanissetta Province, Sicily, by
Teresa Barrile, Ricevitrice dei proietti (receiver
of the castoffs). The baby, about four days old, was
left with her, to be consigned for nutrition and custody,
according to legal requirements. The infant was found
an embroidered white muslin shirt;
a jacket of white pique; a sash and ribbons of
'rigalino'; a
white muslin apron with small stripes; two caps, one of
muslin and the other of wool, gray with white lace; and a
gray woolen shawl. There were no apparent birthmarks.
A death record was registered for this child less than two
years later.
~ found on 19 July 1906 in the Wheel of the castoffs in
Mussomeli, Caltanissetta Province, Sicily, by
Maria Santa Petisi, Ricevitrice dei proietti
(receiver of the castoffs). Consigned to an un-named
nutrice (wet-nurse). The
baby was involto in nuovi
panni (wrapped in new cloths).
The Lady of the Wheel is a
fictional account of events in the life of one foundling.
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Daryl Washington named to NFL.com All-Pro team
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Friday, NFL.com writer Bucky Brooks announced his 2012 All-Pro team, and Washington was the lone Cardinal to make the list.
In just his third year in the league, Washington led Arizona in tackles (108), tackles for a loss (8) and sacks (9). The former second-selection should be in the Valley for years to come, as he signed a new six-year deal in September worth $32.5 million.
In addition to Washington, the NFC West was well-represented on Brooks' team with Marshawn Lynch, Anthony Davis, Mike Iupoti, NaVorro Bowman, Aldon Smith, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas and Dashon Goldson.
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Flanagan suffered the [sports hernia] Week 1 against Detroit but it was mild. He popped it Oct. 3 in Carolina, underwent surgery two days later in Philadelphia and returned less than four weeks later to start against Cincinnati.
"It really is a six-week injury," Flanagan said. "When things are going the way they are the easiest thing to do would be to say, 'All right, we'll see you guys in six weeks.' But it's something I wanted to do. At least I feel I'm important to this group."
"Basically, it feels like I'm getting stabbed with a hot knife," he said.
On Nov. 10, Flanagan lay on a table biting his cap and refusing to look when a physician jammed a needle into his pelvic area to inject a painkilling drug.
"That was fun," he said. "I heard him say, 'That's bone.' It may have numbed it a little bit but it didn't go away, that's for sure. If I did have another one it would be maybe four weeks from now. Hopefully, by then, I'll be pretty much out of the woods.
"There's a difference between playing with pain, which I'm doing, and being injured. If you're injured, you can't play. If you can play and it hurts like hell, (expletive) it. Get out there and play."
Did he say guarantee my salary?
Nuh uh.