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You understand about as much economics as a high school graduate from a Rockford High School. Of course economics 101 isn't taught in Rockford, if it was (205) wouldn't be in the finical problem they are in.
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Kucinich has a bill to address the budget
Feb. 13, Speaker John Boehner addressed a letter to President Obama, "[T]o support the creation of private-sector jobs, immediate action is needed to rein in federal spending."
He's wrong.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, John Boehner's budget would reduce federal deficits by 4 percent while costing 700,000 American jobs. Boehner's response was, "So be it."
Both Boehner's and Obama's deficit-trimming budgets operate under the same flawed assumption: ultimately the government's budget must be balanced.
If the federal government originates money, why not print the money to pay the national debt? All non-coin money is loaned into existence by the privately-owned Federal Reserve and banks. Debt-based money cannot pay off the debt.
Fortunately, a member of Congress is taking action. Representative Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) introduced the National Employment Emergency Defense (NEED) Act last December. The bill will:
1. Nationalize the Federal Reserve.
2. Eliminate the banks' privilege to create money.
3. Spend new money into circulation on a national infrastructure program.
Our inflationary credit money will be replaced by a sound currency. The federal debt will be paid as it comes due. It is change we can believe in. We must support Dennis to make NEED a reality.
Jules Brouillet
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While playing an erratic round of golf, Bobby Jones slices his ball over the edge of a cliff. His ball is lost, but on the rocks below he finds the crumpled body of a dying man. The man opens his eyes and with his last breath says, "Why didn't they ask Evans?"
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This school lacks leadership and professionalism. The principal and her staff of teachers are very poor examples of how a school should run. This is the only school that I have ever had problems with. Nothing gets resolved instead, they just "sweep it under the rug" and hopes it will go away. I see a lot of parents walking their children into the school and showing support whenever there is something going on at the school, however, the parents Are Not shown the same respect. Sadly, I moved my son from a great school just 5 miles away and I have regretted ever since. There are some good teachers there, but unfortunately, not enough. I do not recommend anyone sending their child or children here, unless it is the only choice you have. Maybe if the school board weren't so busy and actually sent some of their members to see how the school is performing, there would be less problems. but unfortunately, Montgomery County has one of the poorest school systems I have ever experienced. As I stated earlier, a great lack of leadership from both the school board and the school.
This school is great! I love it ad my daughter loves it as well. The teachers are amazing. This is my daughter's second year and she excelled here!
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I am very satisfied with Dozier Elementary. I have not had any problems thus far. I have found that most of the disappointed parents are the parents that are not involved. You must be involved with you child if not 90% of the time at least 55%. I don't visit the school everyday. But, I am a parent that both teachers and other faculty members know. It's all about parent involvement.
No football here. Music, art, clubs and everything else. It is a very good school.
I was very disappointed in this school. We moved into a neighborhood zoned for this school and we had high hopes. My child is having to re-learn what she should have learned this year to prep for next year (at a new school) over the summer. There are no extracurriculars at this school. The parent participation/involvement is virtually non-existant or minimal. The teachers have a lot of heart and need it because the school disciplinary code is lacking. . This school has the flavor of an inner city school. Something nice: The saving grace is the big library. There are lots and lots of books if a child likes to read.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Turner Pest Control, Jacksonville, Fla. recently launched a new ad campaign featuring TV commercials to help the company brand its bed bug and cockroach control services.
Despite being "dead serious" about killing bugs, Turner Pest Control and the ad's creators, CSE, found humor in creating its newest TV ads.
"For our brand to stand out, we needed an unexpected creative approach. Smart and professional, but different for the category," said Mark Slater, CEO Turner Pest Control
In addition to the TV spots, the ad campaign also includes outdoor advertising to drive awareness for the Jacksonville-based company. CSE teamed with Sky-labb and Safrosky to create and execute the campaign.
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A new study from Penn Medicine researchers in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics demonstrated that bed bugs, like the triatomines, can transmit Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that causes Chagas disease.
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The company's latest Technical Bulletin provides an in-depth description of variables to consider when developing integrated pest management (IPM) programs in school settings.
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we are a short drive from Port Charlotte shopping mall and cinema center. Also a short drive away are Walmart and Publix food stores. You will be spoiled for choice with the various restaurants. We are 45 minutes from Sarasota and its beaches. Swim in the healing water of the famous Warm Mineral Springs in North Port. North Port is also a great base for many golf courses.
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I'm going to go out on a limb (not really) and bet that your list of supplements doesn't include magnesium. But it really should. It's essential for good sleep and heart, muscle, and brain function—all of which impact your abs— and yet research shows most of us aren't getting enough of it.
An analysis in the Journal of Nutrition Reviews revealed that 48–60% of Americans don't meet the recommended daily value for magnesium, which even then is only considered the absolute minimum (a great physique likely requires more). Add a magnesium supplement or a multivitamin to your diet and see how your results improve.
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Crime scene tape lies on the road behind the State Police cruiser outside the entrance to the roadway leading to Kelly Robarge's house in Charlestown. (Meghan Pierce photo)
Robarge, 42, of 124 Happy Acres Road, was last seen in the late morning hours on Thursday, and worried family and friends reported her missing around 4:30 p.m. that day, according to Susan Morrell, senior assistant attorney general.
The State Police Major Crime Unit van is parked outside Kelly Robarge's home at 124 Happy Acres Road in Charlestown on Saturday afternoon as authorities continue to investigate her disappearance. (Meghan Pierce photo)
"I can't comment on where any of the evidence is leading us other than it's given us cause for concern for her safety," she said.
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White said the first inkling of trouble came Thursday evening, when a neighbor called to check on the well-being of her husband, who has a medical condition. The neighbor told them to look outside, where they saw five state police cruisers and a local police cruiser parked near the end of their driveway.
Still, she said, "We just thought that they must have found a crime scene and maybe some kind of violence because it sounded that way."
"They seemed like pretty nice people," his wife, Cathy Hewey, said.
Asked whether there's a risk to the public, given the suspicious disappearance of a local woman, Morrell said it's too soon to definitively answer that question.
Authorities are asking anyone with information regarding the disappearance or whereabouts of Robarge to contact state police at 271-3636.
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I'm having an issue with some code that I'm writing; Whenever I delete the array that I've dynamically allocated my program crashes and throws an error that says "_BLOCK_TYPE_IS_VALID (phead- nblockuse)".
class Shape
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glm::vec2 *vertexCoords; //openGL 2d vector..
virtual ~Shape() {}
class Rectangle : public Shape
unsigned int width;
unsigned int height;
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Rectangle( unsigned int tempWidth, unsigned int tempHeight );
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width = tempWidth;
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void Rectangle::initVertexCoords()
numberOfVertices = 4;
vertexCoords = new glm::vec2[ numberOfVertices ]; //Dynamic allocation..
vertexCoords[0].x = -width * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[0].y = -height * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[1].x = -width * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[1].y = height * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[2].x = width * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[2].y = height * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[3].x = width * 0.5f;
vertexCoords[3].y = -height * 0.5f;
delete [] vertexCoords; //freeing of dynamically allocated array..
//program doesn't crash when this destructor is empty!
So, a pointer to a 2D vector is created in Shape (the parent class), and the constructor of the subclass, Rectangle, dynamically allocates an array and stores the address of the first element in that pointer.
However, the program throws a runtime default exception [_BLOCK_TYPE_IS_VALID (phead- nblockuse)] when I try to delete that array in the Rectangle's destructor. When I remove the delete command from the destructor, the program compiles and runs fine. However, I'm concerned about the possibility of memory leaks; and I'd like to learn how to dynamically allocate objects and arrays of objects correctly. I've looked this up for about 2 hours now and I still haven't been able to find a solution.
I assumed that a call to 'new' dynamically allocates a certain amount of memory on the heap and would eventually require that memory to be freed by a call to 'delete'. It stands to reason that something that is allocated within the class constructor (or, in this case, in a class method which is called inside the constructor) should be freed within the class destructor..
I'm still new to C++ and programming in general, so there may be something very simple that I'm overlooking. Please let me know if there is a glaring error in my code that would cause this kind of error. Thanks!


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@MSUConrad, I was curious about that, I just finished my stir-plate build and after testing with water and some black pepper I almost dumped my stir bar down the drain and was curous what to do if it ends up in the fermenter... Thanks for the tip
Also when getting your stir bars make sure they call have the band in the middle for rotation. Some do not.
I know this thread is old, but since this is the everything stir bar thread...
I built a little DIY from a computer fan, a hard drive magnet, and a small stir bar. The only stir bar my shop carries is a half inch. When hooking the fan to 9V the bar gets thrown. I have to hook it to a 5V adapter to get it to not throw. But at that speed and that size bar I am only getting a small 3/4" dimple in a 1,000ml starter. Is this enough to oxygenate it? How could I increase the vortex without throwing the stir bar? Would a larger stir bar create a larger vortex without throwing at the same speed?


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Hanging Out in Rockford: Cru ends
By Mike Leifheit
I don't write a column (last week). It seems like so many things are happening in my life that I just don't have time. Friday night, I am walking down to Deli Italia/Trinacria Bar to have a glass of wine when I notice that the lights are out in Cru and that there is a note in the window indicating that its days are over. I am always sad to lose a fellow business downtown, but Cru has held a special place in my heart because of the friendship I have with Damien and his girlfriend Katrina.
Downtown Rockford is a hard place to do business. All of us who are down here do it for the dream. The dream of having a place that is different from the corporate-dominated crap on the east side of town. A place that is real—Rockford real. A place that stands out in the region, where you can come to get food that is a little better, wine that is a little better, music that is live and different, too. The mayor, Larry Morrissey, shares that dream. It is a foregone conclusion that towns that have a vibrant downtown community fare better overall. Larry is always saying that.
Classy folks who run big corporations are not impressed by our east side. Our east side is exactly the same as every other upscale, reprocessed farmland development anywhere else in the world. The same signs hang outside. The same mediocre, mass-produced food awaits within. There are only so many ways you can configure melted cheese. There is only so much you can do with mechanically-separated meat. These places are for the masses. It's the old H.L. Mencken thing about how you will never go broke underestimating the taste of the American public.
In any other city, Cru would have been full all the time. It isn't so much a reflection on Rockford that it wasn't as it is a reflection of the local media and how they fail to perceive what we all are trying to do. They just don't get it. Or perhaps its not ignorance, but survival: their success is predicated on the masses. The fact that there is a collection of hometown restaurants trying to do things that are real, simple and unique seems to be totally lost on them. Perhaps if they were to hire some folks with a little knowledge? But that's probably too much to expect.
The only place where this type of endeavor can survive is downtown. That's the only area of town where there are old buildings that are affordable, that have the charm necessary (real charm, not contrived, manufactured "oldness"). It won't cost you a million bucks to get involved, but you probably won't make a million, either. A number of people have come together over the years to make this whole downtown thing work. They are a plucky bunch. They bring something to Rockford that you just cannot get out of a can.
Running a small, independent restaurant in these times is difficult, at best. Profits all accrue in the top 15 percent of operation. Remove that 15 percent, and there are no profits. That makes running any business difficult. It's all about cash flow. Inclement weather or the threat thereof made for a couple of especially bad weeks in December and January. When times are tough, the independent operator has to have a lot of faith to keep going. Sometimes you lie awake at night wondering, "How can I make this payroll?" or "Will this tax check clear?" You are going to have to put up with this if you are going to be in business in downtown Rockford.
In spite of this negativity, the weekends are now great business-wise. Fridays and Saturdays are out the door. The following Saturday, I take the same walk. All the storefronts are bustling. Bamboo, our newest neighbor, is packed. Brio is full to capacity. I laugh to myself and feel both good and bad. I can't help but wonder if Damien had just held out one more week if it would have given him the cash flow to see his way through. I sit in Deli Italia/Trinacria Bar and eat the delicious stuffed peppers Michelle serves me. Then, I walk back to the Rose and climb the stairs to my little apartment. I love living in this time in downtown Rockford, and I hope it goes on for a very long while.
Mike Leifheit's "Hanging Out In Rockford" reviews locally-owned restaurants, businesses and Rockford life. Leifheit is owner of the Irish Rose restaurant in the downtown River District.
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