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The Hatewatch blog is managed by the staff of the Intelligence Project of the Southern Poverty Law Center, an Alabama-based civil rights organization.
Police: Austin Shooter Apparently Tied to Phineas Priesthood
A man who went on a shooting spree last week in Austin, Tex., firing at government buildings and a police headquarters, was a "homegrown American extremist" with "hate in his heart," the city's police chief said.
Larry Steve McQuilliams, 49, also appeared to have been a devotee of a doctrine known as the Phineas Priesthood, an ideology that believes violence to be divinely justified if used against race-mixers, gay people, abortion proponents and others.
"He is a homegrown American extremist," Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said Monday at a news briefing in the Texas capital city. "Hate in his heart was part of his problem. … What keeps me up at night is these guys—the lone wolf."
Texas Gunman Likely Motivated by Antigovernment Beliefs
A gunman displaying violent "antigovernment behavior" fired more than 100 rounds yesterday at the U.S. Courthouse, the Mexican consulate and a police headquarters in Austin, Texas, before dying of a gunshot wound, authorities say.
Hours after the shooting, various media sources identified the gunman as, Larry Steve McQuilliams, a 49-year-old resident of Austin. No one else was injured in 12-minute shooting spree which began about 2:20 a.m. (CST) and briefly shut down Interstate 35 through downtown Austin.
The suspect, who was wearing a vest, died from a gunshot near police headquarters and close to his vehicle that police suspected may have contained an explosive device, Assistant Chief Raul Munguia told the Austin Statesman. A police SWAT team later searched the gunman's Austin home, but the results of that search weren't immediately released. ( continue to full post… )
New Washington Gun-Control Law Spurs 'We Will Not Comply' Rally Led by Youthful 'Patriot'
Gavin Seim believes that it's self-evident that Washington state's recently approved gun-control initiative is unconstitutional, which in turn means that the state's citizens don't have to obey its requirement of a background check for most gun sales. And he is organizing a rally – "We Will Not Comply" – at the state capitol in Olympia in mid-December to make their defiance manifest in a massive act of civil disobedience.
There's one problem, however: None of the activities that Seim and his anti-gun-control cohorts say they will be engaging in on the Capitol steps is illegal on its face, even if people openly sell guns to each other there. And so, state police say, they wouldn't be likely to arrest anyone for failing to comply with the new law – at least not right away.
Seim is a youthful "constitutionalist" from the central Washington town of Ephrata whose former career as a photographer has been overtaken by his new occupation as a "liberty speaker" – lecturing fellow "Patriots" about the Constitution and organizing events such as the Dec. 13 "We Will Not Comply" rally. ( continue to full post… )
Man who killed FL sheriff's deputy may have had antigovernment views
Funeral services were held today in Tallahassee, Fla., for a 47-year-old sheriff's deputy who was fatally shot Saturday by a man with antigovernment views who started his house on fire, setting a trap for first responders.
Leon County Deputy Chris Smith, a married father of two, was ambushed and shot with a 40-caliber handgun moments after arriving at the burning home of Curtis Wade Holley, 53, in the Plantation Woods neighborhood just northwest of Tallahassee, authorities say.
Another deputy, Colin Wulfekuhl, was struck in the back by a bullet, but was saved from serious injury by a vest during the 12-minute mid-day gun battle that left Holley dead outside his burning home, the Tallahassee Democrat reported.
Two Tallahassee police officers, Scott Angulo and Mark Lewis, arrived as backup four minutes after the shooting began. Angulo fatally shot Holley in the ensuring gun battle, according to various media accounts.
"We have information that we have received that this person was anti-government, was anti-establishment and had discussed at some point in time planning to harm law enforcement," Lt. James McQuaig, a spokesman for the Leon County Sheriff's Office, told the newspaper.
McQuaig and other sheriff's officials, apparently attending the funeral for their slain comrade, didn't immediately return calls today from Hatewatch seeking clarification of Holley's "antigovernment views."
At an earlier press briefing, the sheriff's office spokesman said Holley "planned his attack to kill as many first responders as possible," the newspaper reported.
After starting a fire in the home where he'd lived for a year, Holley waited for it to become fully engulfed before going to his next door neighbor's house and asking her to call 911.
"It was a 100 percent ambush," McQuaig said at the press conference after the shooting. "This guy had a plan and he put this plan into action."
Dispatchers gave first responders the neighbor's name and address and not Holley's name from a computer data base which presumably had a temperament warning because of his antigovernment activities.
Deputy Wulfekuhl kept the gunman engaged while warning firefighters who arrived to stay back and evacuate. Multiple engines were called to the scene of the fire.
"It is extremely important to recognize that Colin Wulfekuhl probably saved the life of every firefighter that was there initially responding," McQuaig said.
A reporter for the Tallahassee newspaper told Hatewatch that authorities investigating the shooting were being tight-lipped about Holley's background, but did say he had a history of "antigovernment" activity.
Public records show that Holley had minor criminal records in Florida, Texas and North Carolina, including driving without a license and failure to have auto insurance.
Bill Warner, who owns a private detective agency in Sarasota, Fla., told Hatewatch that he has researched Holley's background and is convinced from his research that Holley was a "sovereign citizen" who put his antigovernment views into action.
Savage's New Book Not About Averting, But Fomenting Civil War
Given the title, you might think that Michael Savage's Stop the Coming Civil War: My Savage Truth would be about preventing and healing the nation's cultural rift before it erupts into violence. Instead, what he delivers is a manifesto accusing the Obama administration of fomenting just such a war—a war only far-right ideologues like himself can prevent.
None of this is really a surprise given Savage's long history of incendiary right-wing extremism and hateful rhetoric. In recent months, though, Savage has been ratcheting up attacks to extraordinary levels, claiming that President Obama is trying to wipe out Americans by allowing migrant children to bring disease and culture across the border; that he is trying to bring an Ebola epidemic to the United States; and that soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder—who he called "a bunch of losers"—are weaklings symptomatic of the forces he believes are destroying the country. He also wants the new Republican Congress to promptly arrest the president.
True to form, Stop the Coming Civil War is replete with the usual right-wing attacks on Obama, who he claims is "a metrosexual"intent on destroying the nation and placing it under a dictatorship. True patriots, he claims, will rise up to resist this.
Makings of Ammonium Nitrate Bomb Found in Border Militiaman's Hotel Room
When ATF agents arrested Kevin "K.C." Massey III at a Brownsville-area hotel last week on charges that he had been illegally carrying weapons while leading border-militia patrols in Texas, they found more in his hotel room than just guns and ammo. There was also a container of ammonium nitrate and fuel—a potent bomb in the making.
According to an inventory of items taken during Massey's arrest, an "ammo box filled with ammonium nitrate (suspected) and fuel" was found in the room, which participants at Camp LoneStar—the border-militia operation at which Massey had been dubbed a "commander"—had described as a place rented out by the camp as "a place to take a shower and get a good night's rest."
As the San Antonio Express-News noted in a report on the arrest, ammonium nitrate, which can be purchased as a farm fertilizer, can make a potent explosion when mixed with diesel fuel and detonated. It was the explosive Timothy McVeigh used in his 1995 terrorist attack on the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.
Retro Report Documentary on Ruby Ridge Features SPLC Expert
A little over 22 years ago, shooting broke out on a lonely Idaho mountaintop known as Ruby Ridge. The violence left a U.S. marshal and a 14-year-old boy dead, led to the death of the boy's mother in the 11-day standoff that followed, and became, in the end, a seminal lesson in how law enforcement should not act in such situations.
Earlier this week, Retro Report, a critically acclaimed video documentary series that is distributed by The New York Times, released a thoughtful piece re-examining the 1992 FBI siege of a cabin inhabited by white supremacist Randy Weaver and his family. In the aftermath of that siege, which helped spark the militia movement of the 1990s, Weaver and another man who was in the cabin were acquitted of the murder of Marshal William Degan, and the federal government ultimately paid the surviving Weavers $3.1 million to settle their countervailing legal claims.
The film features Mark Potok, senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center and editor of its investigative magazine, Intelligence Report. "The Ruby Ridge standoff became a kind of founding myth of the radical right," Potok says in the film. "It not only made the government look bad, it was bad. People, whatever views they had, whatever illegal activities they had [engaged in], should not be shot down by government snipers when they are not actively threatening the life of somebody."
Manhunt For Alleged Antigovernment Cop Killer Eric Frein Ends in Pennsylvania
Editors' Note: Updates with details of Frein's arraignment.
Eric Matthew Frein, the 31-year-old antigovernment survivalist and accused cop-killer, was arraigned today on murder and other charges in Hawley, Pa., after a 48-day massive manhunt in rural Pennsylvania ended yesterday with his capture.
Frein was restrained in the Pike County District Courtroom in the very handcuffs once used by the Pennsylvania state trooper he is accused of shooting. Authorities slapped those cuffs on him immediately after his arrest and drove him away in the slain officer's car to the state police barracks where the ambush occurred on Sept. 12.
As Frein was led to the courtroom today–his hair slicked back with a bloody cut on his nose–a crowd of about 150 gathered and shouted, "You're a coward," and "Rot in hell," the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
With Frein's hands bound in the handcuffs that once belonged to slain State Police Cpl. Bryon Dickson, another state trooper turned the pages of the murder complaint, which Frein appeared to read intensely, the newspaper reported.
Frein, apparently caught off guard by deputy U.S. marshals, was arrested without a shot fired near an abandoned hangar at Birchwood-Pocono Airpark in Monroe County, Pa., according to several media accounts.
The elusive fugitive, placed on the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted List last month, was the object of one of the most intense manhunts in modern times–an undertaking now estimated to have cost $10 million. The search for the suspect draped a cloak of fear across assorted Pocono communities resulting in the closure of schools and the cancellation of many activities, including hunting and Halloween trick-or-treating.
While his motivation isn't clear, Frein was a skilled survivalist and war re-enactment buff accused of harboring a deep-seated hatred of police.
For the past seven weeks, more than 1,000 law enforcement officers combed the dense woods of Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains for the Frein following the ambush shooting of Cpl. Byron Dickson, 38, and the wounding of Trooper Alex Douglass, 31, at the Pennsylvania State Police Blooming Grove Barracks in Pike County.
Pike County District Attorney Raymond Tonkin told reporters late Thursday that Frein would be charged with murder, homicide of a law enforcement officer, attempted murder and possession of weapons of mass destruction. That latter charge apparently relates to assembled pipe bombs found during the manhunt. The prosecutor also said he would seek the death penalty, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Frein's capture came just before dark Thursday, when the federal marshals spotted a man matching the fugitive's description in a field, appearing to be unarmed, yards from the hangar, the Express-Times newspaper reported.
"They ordered him to surrender, to get down on his knees and raise his hands, which he did," Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan told the newspaper.
There were other reports, later confirmed by authorities, that a rifle and a handgun were found in the hanger where Frein apparently was seeking refuge from cold and wet fall weather. Frein appeared to be in good condition, not requiring any medical attention, Noonan told the Express-Times.
"He looked fairly healthy, healthier than I would have expected," he said.
Camp LoneStar Arrests Result From Earlier Encounter With Border Patrol Officer
A chance encounter earlier this summer with a Border Patrol officer along the Rio Grande has become a disastrous event for the vigilantes prowling the Texas border at the militia encampment dubbed Camp LoneStar.
Two of the militiamen, including camp leader Kevin "K.C." Massey III, now face federal felony weapons charges as a result of the encounter. Massey was arrested on Monday, while a second militiaman, John Frederick Foerster, was arrested on Tuesday. Both are charged with being felons in possession of a weapon.
A group of Border Patrol officers were in pursuit of several illegal border crossers in the early morning hours of Aug. 29 when one of the officers, having lost sight of the fugitives, came upon Foerster, who was standing in the brush holding a weapon. According to the criminal complaint, the agent fired four shots at Foerster and missed; Foerster threw down his gun and surrendered.
While the officers were processing information with Foerster, Massey and another Camp LoneStar participant arrived to vouch for Foerster, carrying weapons. Massey had an AK-47 rifle and a .45 caliber handgun.
According to Massey's account of the incident on Facebook, Border Patrol officers asked the men to store their guns (as well as a GoPro video camera) in a Patrol vehicle. But when the officers wrapped up their work, they insisted on keeping the guns and the camera as part of their investigation.
The encounter occurred on the private property owned by Cuban "Rusty" Monsees where the Camp LoneStar encampment is set up, and so no arrests were made at the time. However, it shortly emerged that Foerster was in fact a felon; Massey, as federal agents would later report, also had been convicted of a felony in 1988.
On Monday, ATF agents swooped in and arrested Massey at a hotel in Brownsville, and then arrested Foerster on Tuesday.
The arrests set off a round of paranoia among their fellow militiamen. Massey's "superior" at Camp LoneStar, Archie Seals, ranted on Facebook about how the arrests represent government oppression of their citizen-vigilante efforts:
Ok, I had been thinking for a while, "Are we doing any good here"? Now I know we are, and we are stepping on someone toes. Listen up all Feds that are monitoring, you have put my #2 in a cell illegally thinking it would shut us up and down. Guess what??? It didn't work. We are still open for business, because, "This is what we do". If anything, you made us stronger and more determined. When you take me in on some bs, another has been chosen to take over, then another, and another. We are Camp LoneStar and we are going no where. Now, I need every possible BOG immediately. Let's show these feds that we only will grow stronger. Who will now join me and who will send support for the camp and for KC??? We need supplies here and KC needs funds for bond and lawyer.
Fellow "Patriot" Gary Hunt, evidently familiar with the details of Massey's arrest, posted angrily at his blog:
These occurrences … should provide adequate warning to patriots, especially those who have a felony record, that there is a concerted effort on the part of government to find cause to bring charges against you and take your guns away. They also provide insight into the tactics that the government is using to cull the patriot community of as many as they can, reducing the remaining numbers, and intimidating those who remain.
Massey's friends at the Secure Our Border organization changed the cover photo of their Facebook page to one featuring Massey's portrait, accompanied by the legend: "Taken by the ATF for the crime of proving that the border can be secured by a few American Patriots."
Cliven Bundy in Bizarre Video for Black Candidate: 'It's Almost Like Black Folks Think White Folks Owe Them Something'
Cliven Bundy, the defiant "Patriot" Nevada rancher who led an armed confrontation with federal agents in April – and who has still not faced any consequences in its aftermath – continued making the far-right political rounds in Nevada this week by appearing in a video promoting the candidacy of Independent American Party candidate Kamau Bakari.
This is somewhat remarkable, considering that Bakari is African-American. Rather than run away from Bundy's reputation as a racist — well earned, after his widely publicized remarks about race in the immediate aftermath of Bundy's showdown — the two of them went on the offensive, attacking his critics for their "political correctness," which Bakari says is "bad for America."
But none of it is as remarkable as the exchange between the two men, in which Bundy complains that "a man ought to be able to express himself without being called names", and adds: "It's almost like black folks think white folks owe them something."
The ad opens with a clip of U.S. Attorney General Eric holder, commenting in 2009 on the state of race in America: "In things racial, we have always been and I believe continue to be, in too many ways, essentially a nation of cowards."
The ad then segues to Bundy and Bakari in western cowboy garb with their horses at a hitching post, as spaghetti-western music plays in the background.
BUNDY: Did he just call me a coward?
BAKARI: No, he just called all white folks cowards.
BUNDY: He must not know me.
BAKARI: You mean if someone called you a racist, you wouldn't drop your head and be all scared and sad and run around here apologizing like them billionaire ball team owners did a little while ago?
BUNDY: No, I wouldn't, and I'm sick and tired of people that act like that.
BAKARI: Cliven, you know that political correctness, that's bad for America. A man ought to be able to say whatever you want to say.
BUNDY: That's exactly right. I know black folks have had a hard time with slavery and you know, the government was in on it. And the government's in on it again. I worked my whole life without mistreating anybody. A man ought to be able to express himself without being called names.
BAKARI: I hear you, Cliven, I believe you. A brave white man like you might be just what we need to put an end to this political correctness in America today.
BUNDY: Don't sell yourself short. You're taking a chance just being in my company.
BAKARI: I know. I'm as sick as you are. I feel ashamed when I hear black folks whining about "white folks this," "white folks that." Always begging.
BUNDY: It's almost like black folks think white folks owe them something.
BAKARI: I know, I've got an idea. Let's call Eric Holder up.
BUNDY: What do you mean?
BAKARI: Tell him you're a white man that's not scared to talk to him about race. And you know a black man that will stand with you.
BUNDY: I like that idea. Mr. Eric Holder, this is one white man that's not scared to talk about race. I dare you to come to Las Vegas and talk to us.
BAKARI: And don't give us that "you're too busy" stuff. You weren't too busy to go to Ferguson, Missouri.
As the Washington Post notes, Bakari is a fringe candidate who has virtually no change of unseating the incumbent, Rep. Dina Titus, a Democrat, in Nevada's 1st District.


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- This sounds very familiar - I know Saturday's Heroes (Illinois District) sang this on a contest record.
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--- In email@example.com, Raymond Davis <BBSRaymond@...> wrote:
> My wife has been watching the cable series "Rescue Me" via Netflix. Its
> a drama about firemen. A few nights ago the fire dept had their annual
> barbershop quartet contest. The guys come out in striped jackets in the
> contest and lip synced "I Miss You Most Of All"...
> I remember this being a big hit with quartets and chorus's in the 70's
> but I don't think this is "The Oriole Four" singing the tune.
> What I was most amazed at is that while the quartet was "singing", they
> showed a bunch of scenes (of this fireman's struggle with losing his
> wife) going on while the WHOLE SONG was sung.
> Anyways, if you want to check it out, its on YouTube and here is the link...
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8vjJDw3XxA
> Raymond Davis
> Tenor, Late Show
- Wish I had seen this, Walter & Marjorie. Most of the publicity barbershoppers seem to get in tv shows is the kind that puts us in a bad light. The flip side of the common message that anyone can do it (not a bad message in of itself) is that yeah, drunk or sober, good singer or bad singer, anyone can do it, and with about the same unpleasant results for any unfortunate listeners!
And it carries an unstated implication of, that being the case, any reasonably good singers would want to be singing a "better" style of music rather than "that stuff".
It seems that, because of the popular steriotype, the only reason quartets get written into scripts at all is for comic relief. The script writers aren't interested in trying to portray us any other way and attempt to change everyone's preconceived notions. At least, not very often...
Again, wish I had seen one of these few exceptions to the rule. It's great when that happens.
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> Hi:
> Did anyone see NCIS tonight (Tuesday)? The younger fellow in the morgue talked about barbershop quartets, that he had been in one in college (tenor) wearing the straw hats and everything. They talked about the fifth tone in barbershop singing, the harmony and the ringing chords. I couldn't believe how much time they gave in discussing the subject of barbershop quartets. I wonder if the writer of this episode is a barbershopper.
> Walter is up to 1,178 arrangements.
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Best Kind of Calcium
What really is the best kind of Calcium to take? There is Coral Calcium (was hyped at one time), then all the others. I have osteoporosis and do not want to take the drugs. Had a BAD reaction to my first dose of Boniva and will not take the others now! I walk my dogs EVERY day for 1/2 hr or less, drink 3 glasses of milk a day, and try to eat right. (Used to be a runner)....but who knows what the best kind of Calcium tabs that you can add to your diet?
Off the top of my head, I would say probably Caltrate or a similar one, but I'm no expert. It sounds like you get close to your daily recommended needs from your diet. Alot of it depends on whether you absorb and utilize what you take, and not just how much you are taking. Ask your doctor what he/she recommends for calcium supplements.
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I've heard that calcium from milk isn't that good. Broccoli is a great source. I take Caltrate Plus, 2 pills each day. I take it mostly for my IBS, which, surprisinging, it has helped alot. I guess that's because of it's constipating effects.
I've heard that weight lifting helps alot too. I never understood that, but it's supposed to be real good for your bones. That can include just lifting something like books. You don't have to lift barbells!
the best kind is the one that also provides magnesium
which helps in absorption.
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that calcium had NO effect realized that they only
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Crispy Critter - Thanks. I had found online that Calcium Citrate was the best absorbable kind for older people. And I've known for a long time that the body cannot absorb more than 500 mgs at one time. I did forget about the Magnesium, but take the extra calcium with my regular vitamins. I did not know you needed 800 IU of Vit D...nor did I know that the recent negative findings on Calcium were from Calcium Carbonate! One of the positive things is I get to sleep easier now taking the calcium! I've had trouble getting to sleep since I was a teenager. Thanks for the message!
There's lots of discussion about absorbability of calcium... which kinds, what other minerals... hard to nail it down.
If you start reading on it you go a bit bananas.. they say a diet hich in oxalic acid prevents the calcium absorption (i.e. spinach!)
I think the important thing it to avoid high amounts of salt, sugar, carbonated beverages!!! and caffeine. exercise helps the bones of course (i mean, beat on those bones!!.. however I don't practice what I preach except for twice a week!)...
Calcium is very finicky and has to be optimally balanced... there are too many factors to even enumerate..... The calcium I take has both magnesium, vit D, and some zinc.... and I hope for the best... the smog is gonna kill me anyway!
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Crispy critter - You have helped us all. Funny how the studies they do sometimes have not been reliable. For years we took hormones because "they are good for us"...Yeah, right!...I talked my head off to my friends and family when I read Dr. John Lee's book on hormones and the dangers...and finally about 4 or 5 yrs later, they tell us to stop!... I took Vioxx for bursitus and read that it causes heart attacks and stopped it! Then about 2 yrs later they take it off the market! They say never to take anything the dr gives you samples of...it's a test to see what will happen if you take it : ) I need to look at the Calcium testing to see what they used. Makes me mad the media doesn't always come up with the whole thing!
I have just started taking a "Liquid Calcium (Citrate-1200mg) Magnesium (Citrate-720mg) with Vit. D" (100 IU ) and it also has Boron Citrate (750 mg). I take a tablespoon daily. I also take a Multiple Vit. that has 400 IU of D in it. I was taking Calcium Carbonate in the tablet form and a friend suggested taking the liquid as she has been taking it. Hopefully it will be more beneficial. Using the wrap around weights on the lower legs when walking is good too..which I haven't done yet!
I made a promise to myself that AFTER the snow is gone and I can do some walking, that I will get myself some ankle weights and use them! My step-DIL keeps after me to use the weights. She is a rep. for Johnson & Johnson (McNeil) and although her job is promoting the pills, she is a believer in trying to do all you can yourself to maintain your health and take the drugs as a last resort. I am at 'moderate' risk for osteoporosis and don't want to take drugs unless I have to. I haven't had a full body scan, just the testing with the ankle. I plan to get the body scan this year sometime.
I just take a store brand calcium carbonate. I overheard a few pharmacists talking to customers about calcium and they tell them that if the customer is taking a mulitvitamin that contains Vitamin D, they shouldn't take a calcium pill that contains vitamin D with it, as too much of it can do the opposit of what you need it for. So i take the straight calcium carbonate along with a One A Day multi vitamin. Your best bed to find a good calcium/vitamin combination is to speak with your pharmacist or doctor.
I buy calcium from Jigsaw Health, and take it, along with their magnesium. I was told that in order for the body to absorb more calcium, you need to take it with magnesium.
It seems to be working great for me!
Here is a link that might be useful: Jigsaw Health Calcium
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Mean rainfall has shown a declining trend between 1951 and 2010 in Kochi.
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I got on a new kick recently. On eBay I discovered these incredibly cheap vintage silk sarees. Over the last couple of months I accumulated some. Last month I contacted a young seamstress and she's in the process of making me some Hawaiian-style shirts. Over the decades, I use to collect Hawaiian shirts for $1-$2-$3 at Salvation Army or AmVets. About five years ago I returned about a hundred of them to SA and kept about 50. So anyway, next week I go to pick up the first batch of saree shirts. The fabric is spectacular and even though some of them are 70-80 years old and a few have holes or stains...there's enough material in these things to make shirts out of them. I gave the seamstress an old Hawaiian shirt that I liked to use as the pattern.
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I used to have an electric blue one with flaming ukuleles in among the palm trees - it would make people spill their coffee.
My brother stole it. At least thats my wife's story, and she's stickin' to it.
Ron, if you're like me you may find that you have less time in retirement to post here. My postings dropped way off since "my" time is more important than wasting time at my old job. Sometimes I wonder how many posters here do most of their posting from their work pc? BTW, I have yet to get bored in retirement, even wonder when I had the time to go to work. Enjoy!
What is the fabric they are made with Ron?
For the right person who can carry them off, they really are marvelous!
I can't see one on my DH at *all* - but I could certainly see one on my favorite BIL, he would wear it with a great flair - I like the center one best of all.
mylab123, these shirts are made from old, 30-80 year old silk saris. They are offering tons of them on eBay. The saris themselves are approximately 3.5-4 feet wide and 15-20 feet long. The weight of the fabric varies alot and consequently I got some saris that were see-through and very gauzey and light weight. The ones I'm having made into shirts have more weight and body to them.


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I'm not one that talks about my faith in public, my voice mail does not end in have a blessed day, I believe. But wow - Joel really helped me see so much more in me. For that reason I give this 5 stars. This book is for anyone who may feel stuck. It helps you move on and move up.
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My honeysuckles haven't liked the weather this year. It has been very cold and rainy. I already cut down 1 of 4 of my plants as it had barely any leaves on it and looked dead. Now, the others have leaves with black spots that turn yellow and fall off. It is starting from the bottom and interior of the plants.
This has happened in previous years (I have had them about 4), but always in august or september and never this bad.
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The food, the people, the fact we have actual seasons…we honestly struggled to stop at 31
New York is better than Los Angeles. This is a fact (to New Yorkers, at least). We've compiled 31 solid reasons for residents of NYC to brag, but don't worry—in the interests of fair play, our frenemies at Time Out Los Angeles have concocted a (dumb, stupid) list of their own. Scroll to the end of the piece to see their response!
RECOMMENDED: The New York guide to life
1. New Yorkers don't have to spend upwards of three hours a day trapped in their cars. Walking! Ever heard of it? It's nice.
2. We don't have an instant panic attack the moment we smell carbs.
3. New York stinks of weed just one day out of the year.
4. Madonna lives in New York when she's a cool rock star, and LA when she's a creepy, desperate actor.
5. We actually have seasons here. Sure, LA residents felt pretty smug when NYC was frozen in the frigid depths of wintry hell this year, but watching the whole city burst into life each spring is wonderful. When it's 78 degrees and sunny every single day, what do you have to look forward to?
6. LA has really great Mexican food. New York has really good EVERYTHING ELSE.
7. NYC may have quite a bit of noise, but one thing you don't hear amidst the honking, screeching of trains, jackhammering and yelling? Coughing. Because we don't live in a dense layer of smog.
8. It's possible to walk more than five blocks in New York without encountering a reality TV show's worth of Botox accidents and wonky boob jobs.
9. We can go out drinking whenever we want, without the hassle of trying to find a designated driver. And if the bar we're in sucks (which it almost never does), there's always half a dozen more a stone's throw away.
10. No one in NYC wears Juicy Couture sweatsuits to walk around outside.
11. Our restaurants are not only amazing, but they serve food in normal portions that a human being can actually be expected to finish.
12. We have Brooklyn, which is now shorthand for indie cool all over the world. They don't talk about "très Brentwood" in Paris…
13. You're far less likely to be run off the road by a crazed paparazzo chasing Lindsay Lohan around hoping for a drunk upskirt shot.
14. It's possible to make friends and/or be successful in New York without joining an alien-worshipping cult.
15. You can meander happily for an entire day in New York with no idea where you'll end up. In L.A., you'll drive to one cool neighborhood, go into the three or four places they have there, then get into your car and go to another "cool" place. It's too structured, dammit!
16. Our city doesn't have the creepy-as-hell vibe of Mulholland Drive. [Shiver]
17. People in New York don't turn their nose up at you when you tell them you don't work in the entertainment industry.
18. We have far fewer parking restrictions in NYC. Alternate-side parking for street cleaning is the bane of our lives, yes. But trying to decipher five parking signs posted on top of each other in LA for 30 minutes and then walking back to your car and finding a ticket? YOU'RE KILLING ME.
19. If any of your New York friends are working on a script, they're polite enough to keep it to themselves.
20. We get to enjoy sriracha sauce without the eye-searing fumes from the factory invading our homes.
21. Gridlock traffic at 2am on the freeway? Get the eff out of here.
22. NYC's most famous movie quote—"I'm walkin' here!"—is active, tough and taking no shit. LA's most famous movie quote—"I'm ready for my close-up"— is passive, self-involved and delusional.
23. New York has an enormous, intricate, historically significant subway system. Los Angeles has a plastic model train.
24. Honesty. In New York, people will tell you if you look fat. In LA, they'll express "concern" over your "unhealthy lifestyle."
25. New York is one city easily divided into five self-contained subsections. Los Angeles, confusingly, has cities (West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, maybe others?) contained within its city limits that are surrounded on all sides by Los Angeles proper. It's as if Harlem, Midtown West and the East Village were separate cities—with separate laws and rules—from the rest of Manhattan. It's weird and bad, and obviously a big problem when getting public-works projects done. And did we mention it's weird and bad?
26. The air-conditioning in our restaurants is set to "cool down a person," not "freeze a woolly mammoth inside a glacier for 10,000 years."
27. New York is the country's fashion capital. You see New Yorkers on the street every day out-glamming LA's laid-back look, and check the difference between our red carpets! The Met Gala beats the Oscars every time.
28. Walking down the street in New York gives you a sense of cultural history. Walking down the street in LA gives you asthma.
29. We know how to use avocados in moderation (seriously Angelenos, they do not go with everything).
30. NYC has Broadway, Off Broadway, Off-Off Broadway, Lincoln Center, Museum Mile and more than 200 galleries in Chelsea alone. Meanwhile, LA's most prestigious concert hall is named after the creator of Donald Duck.
31. Our stereotypes can totally beat up your stereotypes.
See LA's response:31 reasons LA kicks New York's ass
Have your own reasons New York kicks LA's ass? Share them in the comments section below.
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But after 15 years i left it for LA
I have a 15 minute commute in no friggin slussy ice
Awesome weather year round
Smog ? no more that youse guzze
And f'n A we got views of oceans and mountains and intense sunsets
whadda you got? skyscrappers?
sad list of exaggerations. is that the best you can do?
i agree with doug m below. i spend on average 30 minutes a day in my nice, clean, fragrant, air conditioned car. so much better than the dried piss smelling, rat-infested, carcinogenic, beggar and panhandler filled, crowded, sweaty subways you call mass transit.
quality of living? l.a. beats nyc in a new york minute.
1. Better my car than underground or a smelly bus, 2. Neither do we, 3. Wait, that's a GOOD thing??, 4. Madonna who? Boy, you're old! 5. "What do I have to look forward to?" the NEXT DAY! 6. Korean? Thai? Doubtful. 7. You ARE old! There haven't been "dense layers of smog" in LA for over 20 years! And you still have exhaust fumes. 8. I've been to Times Square. Some of those guys need more than Botox! 9. You are bragging about getting drunk? Ok, fine. 10. No one here, either. Have you NEVER been here??! 11. Ah, overpriced AND small portions. Living the dream. 12. Hey, Brooklyn! I got your Dodgers right here! [Ok, that is dated, but I KNOW they still haven't gotten over it.]. 13. You are bragging that there are no celebrities in New York?? Ok, fine... 14. Yes, here too. Wait, was that a Scientology crack? Ohh, you are in SO much trouble. 15. You are saying it's easy to get lost in NY and that's a good thing? Surrrrre it is . . . 16. LOVE Mulholland! What is your PROBLEM? 17. Here neither. At least it's never happened to me. 18. That's because you don't drive cars. That mass transit you are so fond of. 19. If a New Yorker is writing a script, they SHOULD keep it to themselves. 20. That's only in a small part of an LA suburb (Irwindale). And they are whiners. 21. I've seen NY streets. It's perpetual gridlock, despite no one driving (how do they do that? Oh yeah, the cabs!). 22. The NY quote is rude and arrogant. It fits. 23. Subways are for cities where people can't drive. 24. Yes, see "rude" above. Keeping it real, huh? 25. I think Uptown, downtown, Soho, "the Village" are weird and bad as geographical markers. Probably subjective. 26. In other words, ours works, yours doesn't. How's that coal-fired heater doing? 27. The Met what? Never heard of it. Check out the Oscars, Emmys and Grammys. Add up those ratings, count the celebs. Nuff said. 28. What culture? Poverty? And the asthma ref is SO 1960. 29. Avos rule! 30. Oh, "live" theater. So 19th Century. Though some of the better stage actors do make it in Hollywood, I suppose. 31. Hey man, peace, love, dope. Whatevs. Totes.
1-true, 2-lies, 3-is that supposed to be good?, 4-i've never seen madonna in either, 5-thats why i left, 6-except avocados :P, 7-that coughing is from the weed, 8-true, 9-true but that encourages too much drinking, 10-how old is this list? no one does that anymore, 11-okay, but they're way more expensive. i don't think this persons actually been to LA.. they eat, 12- true. i miss brooklyn, 13- again, how old is this?, 14- i'll get back to you on that one, 15-true but good luck getting back after that meandering, 16- mulholland drive is beautiful!, 17- i work in entertainment (they do that to you until you're union), 18- yeah, the restriction is "tow" unless you're in brooklyn or queens, 19- true, 20-i don't eat that stuff but it's made in CA, so you're welcome?, 21-true. but time square? just as bad., 22- just don't live in hollywood and avoid the powderpuffs, 24-true. this is what i miss most about NY, 24-isn't it better that they concern themselves with everything and not just the outcome?, 25-it's because LA is big and spread out, it helps us navigate, but its confusing and weird, 26- i think that depends on the restaurant, 27- true. i studied fashion in NY, people in LA can't dress well for anything unless its an EDM rave, 28- it actually just gets you dirty looks unless you wear workout gear. people here don't understand walking, 29- that's because in NY avocados taste like poop, 30- you just named theater venues and then compared them to a concert hall. you're an idiot. pantages, the orpheum, pasadena playhouse, etc. google them., 31- but we look better doing it?
I think the only city that can.keep up.is CHICAGO thats like our sister city
I love this article is so true and then on top of it all is just so.true couldnt agree with it more NYC IS THE BOMB DIGITY HAHAHA
While a couple of these are true, this is just a rehashing of the same old tired stereotypes, written by people who do not know the first thing about Los Angeles. Try actually living here before writing this nonsense.
3) in NY Marianna is a safe drug but in LA Mariuana is devastative drug.
1) The hospitals in LA cure patients but the hospitals in New York kills healthy people go and see what is going on in Presbyterian Weil cornel hospital doctors are murders
2) in LA people don't have problem if you tell them " hey this way is better" but in NY if you say such things to someone, for the end of your life they will **** you.
In addition to better Mexican, LA also has much better Korean than New York. Not even a contest. But otherwise, I agree with #6 on this list. Everything else in LA foodwise is worse than NY.
@David H and thai...and farm to table ...and vietnamese...and hotdog on a stick and cleaner food trucks...sorry, but whoever wrote this hasn't eaten in LA in years.....
"Our restaurants are not only amazing, but they serve food in normal portions that a human being can actually be expected to finish."
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Senate takes votes on two student loan plans, neither passes
The Senate voted today on competing Republican and Democratic bills on student loan rates. Neither one got the 60 votes necessary under Senate rules.
If Congress does nothing this month, the rate on subsidized federal student loans will go up from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent on July 1.
The Republican version would to a market-based rate tied to the 10-year Treasury note. A Democratic one would keep the rate at 3.4 percent and pay for it by increasing taxes on multinational corporations.
Republican leader Sen. Mitch McConnell, speaking in the Senate this morning, said that when the bills fail as they're expected to do this evening, "I hope the president will step in to work with us on a serious, permanent solution, because, as I said, our ideas for reform are not all that different from his on this issue."
President Obama also proposed a plan that would link rates to the 10-year Treasury note, but the details differ from the GOP version. Democrats in the Senate say there should be a two-year extension of the low rate until a new higher education law can be worked out, including a permanent loan rate plan.
The Institute for College Access & Success favors the Democratic version. The policy group says in an e-mail today that the GOP plan "sets rates at levels that are projected to cost students nearly $16 billion more over the next 10 years alone, and it removes any cap on how high rates can go. Under the bill, rates are projected to more than double by 2016."
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Disclaimer: I worked in a pharmacy for a while.
As I remember it, the "controlled substances" were broken down into a couple different categories. Class IV drugs were things like percocet and other narcotic painkillers. They had some abuse potential but were still fairly common. You could get refills, but there were generally limits on quantity dispensed and (IIRC) you couldn't transfer them. These were stocked with the rest of the "regular" prescription drugs.
Class III drugs were more controlled for whatever reason. We still kept them stocked on the regular shelves too.
Class II drugs were the real heavy stuff, like methadone and adderall/ritalin. Those were kept locked up in a safe, and we had a continuing inventory sheet where we kept track of exactly how many were in stock. No refills on these suckers. I think this also included things like morphine and such that weren't stocked in a retail pharmacy but would be issued at a hospital, for example.
Class I drugs were illegal--cocaine, meth, pot, etc.
There were also special ones that got treated just like Class II (at least the locked-up and inventory part) because they had a high theft potential, like Viagra. That was a company policy, though, not an FDA/DEA requirement. I think there were also Class V drugs (can't remember what was special about them), and I think Class VI was "ordinary" prescription drugs.
You'd be amazed how many people would do things like claim their pills were "stolen" or try to change the quantity on the prescription. Usually it just took a phone call to the issuing doctor to confirm a bogus story before we called the cops. I helped take down a couple prescription fakers and a check fraud guy
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Looking at the prices the new brewtroller will come in around $300 and the BCS-462 is around $350 so I think for me unless I find something that really changes my mind I'm going with the BCS. I just scored a Hoffman enclosure off ebay for $48 shipped so I'm on my way.
Now I just need to decide if I want to mount on the wall to control my fermenter's as well as the rig or just stick it on the rig.
I mounted mine to the wall to control 2 serving kegerators and a 3rd fermenter kegerator. I have all my stand wiring under my bottom shelf and it attaches to the BCS unit with a couple of Cat-5 cables.
I think I may follow suite but I will need a box for all of my ssr's since I'm all electric instead of gas.
More and more I like the idea. I'm assuming I should just go ahead and buy the 462 for future expansion.
Why does everyone assume they have to write code for the Brewtroller? The fact is that you don't. The guys over at the Brewtroller site have written the code and the support is phenomoninal. The BCS has been promising volume measurements forever and the Brewtroller has had it from the beginning. The Brewtroller will soon have a Web Interface also. If you are looking for flexibility and don't know jack about writing code, the Brewtroller is a very good choice.
I guess for me its selling point of flexibility has cast a perception of writing code to make all of the pieces to work together. However, it sounds as if you really just need to populate an ini file with your parameters and it works from there. As for the web interface will it have its own web server or will it rely on a computer to supply that?


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It's hard out here for a black man the Internet accidentally thrusts into the limelight. Those 15 minutes ain't no joke.
Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man who helped Amanda Berry escape from her captor and free her fellow captives, is already a full-fledged Thing On The Internet, primarily owing to a live local television news interview. During that interview, Ramsey proved himself a fantastic storyteller, and he kept it extra-extra-real.
What made Ramsey really blow up on the Internet was his observation at the end of the interview.
"Bro, I knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms," Ramsey told a local TV reporter. The local reporter quickly pivoted away.
(He's not lying: Cleveland is one of the 10 most segregated cities in the U.S., according to a study from two researchers.)
Like Ted Williams, the homeless "man with the golden voice," Antoine Dodson of "Hide Your Kids, Hide Your Wife!" fame, and Sweet Brown of "Oh, Lordy, there's a fire!" — three other poor black folks who became unlikely Internet celebrities in recent years — Ramsey seemed at ease in front of the camera. And of course, he's already been Auto-Tuned.
Very quickly, they went from individuals who lived on America's margins to embodying a weird, new kind of fame. Williams ended up being offered work doing voiceovers for radio. Dodson leveraged his newfound notoriety to get his family out of the projects. (Our colleagues at Tell Me More sat down with Dodson a little while back to talk about blowing up and moving out of the 'hood.)
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But race and class seemed to be central to the celebrity of all these people. They were poor. They were black. Their hair was kind of a mess. And they were unashamed. That's still weird and chuckle-worthy.
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Staples® Sheet in clear color has 1.5 mil low-density polyethylene construction that offers tear resistant. 36" x 36" Sheet is wounded on a 3" core with 1" Die core plug that allows folding on both sides of the roll, sold as 800 per roll.
|Gauge Details
|1.5 Mils
|1.5 Mm
|Width Filter
|Width Details
|36 inches
|Length Details
|36 inches
|Depth Details
|Color Family
|Stretch Wrap & Strapping Supply Type
|Pallet Top Sheets
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I won't lie to you and make you believe what's evil, is making love, and making friends, and meeting God your own way... the RIGHT way.
Lover's Gifts XLIII: Dying, You Have Left Behind
by Rabindranath Tagore
Dying, you have left behind you the great sadness of the Eternal
in my life. You have painted my thought's horizon with the sunset
colours of your departure, leaving a track of tears across the
earth to love's heaven. Clasped in your dear arms, life and death
united in me in a marriage bond.
I think I can see you watching there in the balcony with your
lamp lighted, where the end and the beginning of all things meet.
My world went hence through the doors that you opened-you holding
the cup of death to my lips, filling it with life from your own.
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