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A military discharge is given when a member of the armed forces is released from his or her obligation to serve.
Discharge or separation should not be confused with retirement; career U.S. military members who retire are not separated or discharged; rather, they enter the retired reserve and may be subject to recall to active duty.
Below are some of the most common reasons for discharge:
If discharged for any of the above reasons, the servicemember will normally receive an honorable or a general (under honorable conditions) discharge.
To receive an honorable discharge, a service member must have received a rating from good to excellent for his or her service. Service members who meet or exceed the required standards of duty performance and personal conduct, and who complete their tours of duty, normally receive honorable discharges. However, one need not complete his or her term of service to receive an honorable discharge, provided the reason for involuntary discharge is not due to misconduct. For instance, a person rendered physically or psychologically incapable of performing his or her assigned duties will normally have his service characterized as honorable, regardless of whether the condition or disability was incurred in the line of duty, provided he or she otherwise exceeded standards.
An honorable discharge can, on rare occasions, be granted to a former service member (whose service was characterized as less than honorable) as an act of clemency, should that person display exemplary post-service conduct and show evidence of outstanding post-service achievement in areas such as education and employment.
General discharges are given to service members whose performance is satisfactory but is marked by a considerable departure in duty performance and conduct expected of military members. Reasons for such a characterization of service vary, but are always preceded by some form of nonjudicial punishment utilized by the unit commander as a means to correct unacceptable behavior prior to initiating discharge action (unless the reason is homosexual conduct or drug abuse, in which case discharge is mandatory). A commander must disclose to the servicemember in writing why he is initiating discharge action, and will further explain the reason he is recommending service be characterized as General (Under Honorable Conditions). The servicemember is normally required to sign a statement acknowledging receipt and understanding of the notification of pending discharge memorandum. He is also advised of his right to seek counsel and present statements on his behalf.
In addition, service members are required to sign documents acknowledging that "substantial prejudice in civilian life" may be encountered under a general discharge. Despite this, some personnel think because the discharge is described as general under honorable conditions, it is as good as or the same as an honorable discharge. However, a general discharge may preclude participation in the GI Bill, service on veteran's commissions, and other programs where a fully-honorable discharge is required.
A OTH is the most severe form of administrative discharge. This type of discharge represents a serious departure from the conduct and performance expected of all military members. OTH discharges are typically given to service members convicted by a civilian court in which a sentence of confinement has been adjudged or in which the conduct leading to the conviction brings discredit upon the service. It can also be given as the result of certain civil hearings, like a divorce for adultery. OTH discharges can be accepted in-lieu of court-martial proceedings at the service-member's request. Persons facing OTH are guaranteed, by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the right to have their discharge heard by an administrative discharge board, which is similar to a court-martial but is not a public forum.
Recipients of OTH discharges are barred from reenlisting into any component of the Armed Forces (including the reserves), and are normally barred from joining the Army and Air National Guard, except under rare circumstances which require exception-to-policy waivers. As of September 2006, all 50 states had policies barring the reenlistment of UOTHC discharge recipients.
In addition, the majority of veterans' benefits are not available to individuals who receive an other than honorable conditions discharge, including the Montgomery GI Bill and (in most cases) VA healthcare benefits.
A Dishonorable Discharge (DD), like a BCD, is a punitive discharge rather than an administrative discharge. It can only be handed down to an enlisted member by a General Court-Martial. Dishonorable discharges are handed down for what the military considers the most dishonorable of conduct. This type of discharge may be rendered only by conviction at a general court-martial for serious offenses (e.g. desertion, sexual assault, or murder etc) which call for dishonorable discharge as part of the sentence.
With this characterization of service, all veterans' benefits are lost, regardless of any past honorable service. This type of discharge is universally regarded as shameful, and the social stigma attached to it makes it very difficult to obtain gainful post-service employment. Additionally, many states prohibit ownership of firearms from those who have been discharged dishonorably, as does Federal law.
Entry level separations, or uncharacterized discharge, are given to individuals who separate prior to completing 180 days of military service, or when discharge action was initiated prior to 180 days of service. This type of discharge does not attempt to characterize service as good or bad; however, punitive and/or administrative discharges may be given to service members within their first 180 days for serious misconduct.
Service members who are given a punitive discharge and have completed any adjudged confinement are normally placed on appellate leave pending final review of their case by the appellate courts. This includes members who plead guilty at their court-martial since all cases are automatically reviewed. The member is considered to be on active duty and is subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice while on appellate leave. While the member is entitled to full health care benefits and other privileges of being on active duty, the member receives no pay or allowances and is not required to perform any military duties.
A service member who was adjudged a punitive discharge at a court martial and then dies before the appellate review process is complete is considered to have died on active duty under honorable conditions. Their next-of-kin is then entitled to any rights and benefits that any other service member's family would be entitled.
If more than 15 years have passed since discharge, appeals must be directed to the Board For Correction of Military/Naval Records of the respective service. The BCM/NR hears a wide array of appeals and correction requests, and can be utilized by Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired and discharged veterans alike. Normally, an appeal must be filed within 3 years of the occurrence of an error or injustice, however, exceptions are often made.
The DD 214 is a complete documentation of military service. It contains everything from total time in service, dates of entry and discharge, dates of rank, documentation of foreign service, ribbons, medals and badges awarded, professional military education completed, characterization of service, and reason for discharge (among other things). When applying for many jobs, employers will often request a copy of the DD 214. There are two types of the DD 214, known as the edited and unedited (or "short" and "long") versions. The edited version will omit certain information, including the characterization and reason for discharge. Many employers will often request the unedited version but the legality of this is debatable in certain situations and can be denied, especially if the "long" version references any facts (such as non-relevant psychological, medical, or disability issues) that conflict with an employees right to privacy or could be used in a discriminatory fashion explicitly cited as illegal by federal or state hiring laws. A service member may request the edited, unedited or both versions upon separation.
The Freedom of Information Act has made (limited) records of military service available to the public, upon request. However, information protected by the Privacy Act of 1974 can be released only with the veteran's consent.
The Department of Veterans Affairs uses different criteria than the Departments of the Air Force, Army, and Navy when establishing veteran status. VA benefits can sometimes be enjoyed if the veteran's service was under "other than dishonorable" conditions. An example of this would be the VA's home loan program.


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VERNON — A candle light vigil will be held for Britney Wright, who has been missing since July 22, 2007.
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Britney's mother, Kim Wright, invites the community, friends and family to attend.
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by Katherine Marshall
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In far flung corners of the world, religious leaders are protesting against mining companies and projects. What are their complaints? In Guatemala, they argue that gold mining poisons the water table, in Chad that painfully negotiated revenues that promised to ease the pain of poverty are nowhere in sight, in Ecuador that oil drilling devastates the landscape, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Nigeria that mining feeds devastating conflicts, in Ghana that mining in forest reserves threatens animal and plant species, in India that it strips indigenous people of their land rights, and in Peru that it pollutes lakes and rivers. The litany goes on and on but the underlying story told is one of broken promises, of powerful companies for whom profit is their God, and of a wounded planet whose land resources are despoiled with little to show, harming the people who live nearby.
It's not that the church leaders are fighting a futile battle to stop all mining. As a statement of Catholic Bishops from Latin America who met last July in Chaclacayo, Peru began, "the church recognizes the importance of the extractive industries, the service they can provide to mankind and the economies of the world, and the progress they contribute to society as a whole." But, there is a long list of "buts." The bishops' bottom line is that they see an irrational exploitation that leaves a trail of destruction, even death, throughout Latin America.
At the Washington National Cathedral an unlikely gathering of bishops, preachers, and advocates met on April 24 to explore how they might join forces both to draw attention to the harm that bad mining practices wreak on people and land, and to point to practical, positive ways to move forward. The prime movers behind the effort are the Bank Information Center, its indomitable leader, Chad Dobson and Father Seamus Finn, whose work with the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility has focused for years on nudging and cajoling companies towards responsibility in their corporate practice. Two large faith inspired organizations, Catholic Relief Services and Tearfund, have long campaigned for responsible mining and support the new coalition.


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Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Tim Tebow and Matt Ryan have the same number of play-off victories? Tebow in Atlanta would certainly be interesting if, God forbid, something were to happen to Ryan. As dumb as he seems, he causes excitement and has won some big time ball games.
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Over the weekend, the New England Patriots ended the Tim Tebow era when they cut the four year veteran out of Florida, deciding to keep only two quarterbacks on their roster. Upon his release, Tebow said that he would continue to pursue his dream of being an NFL quarterback. With that said, here are five teams that could potentially use his services:Buffalo BillsIn their third preseason game against the Washington Redskins, the Bills were running the read-option with Kevin Kolb at quarterback who is not exactly known for his athleticism. As we know, Kolb suffered a concussion in that game and with his history of sustaining head injuries, the Bills cannot count on him to return. When rookie E.J. Manuel is back he will be the starter, but anytime you run an offense in the NFL, when the quarterback is a primary runner, there will always be the threat of an injury looming. Should Manuel get hurt again, Tebow could slide right in and take over. Put him in shotgun with C.J. Spiller a...
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tim tebow should just go sign with the cleveland browns! that franchise has ruined even the greatest of greats of the quarterback position! first rounders, number one pics, it dont matter! thats where qb's go to polish off there careers! they will give him top dollar!
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Some of my earliest childhood memories are of my father working on cars. For a few years it seemed we always had some other person's vehicle parked in our yard with no engine or transmission, while pop earned a few extra dollars spinning wrenches on those vehicles. As a kid, it was always exciting to play in and around these vehicles. They seemed like sleeping monsters.
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- Mohammed Al Medfa
- Dubai
- United Arab Emirates
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What wrong(s) would you right?
Hi there everyone,
I'd like to ask, what wrongs you believe there are in the world, that you would make right, if you could.
I posted a related question, asking "What would you tell children about following their dreams?" over here:
& another asking "How will you strive to change the world?"
I'm asking these questions as part of a video project of mine related to inspiring people to follow their dreams, right wrongs, and strive to change the world. Its all part of a web and real world project dedicated to enabling and empowering people, which we're starting called Utopian.
I'd love to quote the answers that some of you provide to this question and the other questions, and use them in the video. We'll be constructing a kind of 'visual wall' featuring everyone's statements.
We'll credit each person by placing their name next to their statement on the wall, which we'll be filming as an important part of the video.
I think these are deeply important subjects, and I'd love to hear what everyone has to say.
Thanks a lot,
Dec 6 2011: I would like to right the wrong of racism. I've never understood why someone is better/worse/higher/lower than I am because of their ethnicity, skin color, hair color, shoe size, whatever. A person should be judged by their actions and their abilities - not by their accident of birth. We cannot predetermine our ethnicity/skin color (OK, you can change your hair color), etc. There are those with great ideas at every level of being. They should all be celebrated.
Dec 6 2011: Thank you Deborah. I could not agree more. There's a quotation I bring up a lot that is kind of related:
"Patriotism is the belief that your country is superior to all other countries because you were born in it."
- George Bernard Shaw
But yes I could not agree more. Dividing people by country and implying that that is somehow meaningful and allows for sweeping statements of people from one place or another is complete nonsense. One thing that really gets me is:
Why do we judge people by where they came from, rather than where they wish to go?
Dec 6 2011: Medfa:
"Why do we judge people by where they came from, rather than where they wish to go?"PERFECT! I will be using that, and the GBS quote, with some of my more stubborn friends.Good luck with your project.Dec 6 2011: I would right the wrong of education in Western consumerist cultures being so fixated on external development. Happiness is an inside job, but we're taught from an early age that performance, saying the right thing and piling up all those external markers of success (cash, branded items, good grades, sports/school prizes) are what matters. Parents may tell their kids, "Don't worry about grades, we love you anyway," but for the most part, they themselves are caught up in trying to perform for their bosses, being 'nice' (but not very authentic) and buying the right brands. Branding, grading and consumerism are consuming us. Where's the love in those Kodak moments? I would shift education priorities towards teaching kids how to be aware of the here and now, how to love themselves, how to be in touch with the needs of others ie how to feel compassion. This would help to make the world a far wiser, kinder and more ethical place. Happiness is about learning how to be. We need to start teaching our kids how to be, not how to perform.
Dec 6 2011: This is a very excellent comment.Dec 1 2011: I would say it is wrong, that not every human being who works hard at a full time job, can support a family, that has a stable parent in the home. It's going to take a long time to fix that one, but I truly believe it is what we need. Everywhere in the world, if you're willing to work hard to contribute to society, you should be able to provide for a family of at least 4, own a small piece of land, or apartment, and drive a vehicle, preferably electric. I'd like to right that wrong if I could. International minimum wage...
Dec 2 2011: Thanks David. The things worth doing usually demand the best of us, and difficulty and resistance only implies something is truly worth doing. I believe we will inevitably get closer to the goal you've described over time, so long as we continue to put more tools of expression and production in the hands of common people. The Internet has provided the network upon which people can start to recognize their shared fate and see that others are in the same circumstances as they are. Its a long road ahead, but it's a road that is eternally worth taking. We need powerful symbols to inspire people towards taking action to take us closer to goals of positive changes. There's a lot we need, but people are the answer. We can be that answer.Dec 1 2011: I would strive to make people stop thinking in terms of wrong or right.
Dec 1 2011: But their are things not right Frans. Things that demand collective will and action.
Dec 1 2011: If people mess things up they have to mess things down, they can make things better or worse, nothing wrong with that. If this is the only way to learn, it's allright.
Dec 1 2011: "There is one good, knowledge... And, one evil, ignorance." Socrates.
There's a part of me that agree's with you, because concepts of right and wrong tend to lead to the division, that's creating the problem in the first place. I think in societies that are doing things collectively that are lazy, violent, or stupid however, there needs to be a discussion that brings knowledge to enough masses to correct the behavior.
You would agree behavior can be correct, and incorrect right? Maybe that would be a better way of looking at it? We could be operating on false hypothesis, or true hypothesis, but to call them wrong paints us as evil rather than ignorant?Dec 5 2011: But there are people around who seem to be psychologically predisposed towards doing evil acts (eg sociopathy and psychopathy).
What is very wrong, is the power we confer upon such people in politics, corporate leadership, the media - and even religion. There is a paradoxical hero worship for people who have got to dizzying heights of success through behaviours normally considered as inhuman.
What to do about this? Perhaps a complete shake-up of the media, and a powerful reminder towards religious leaders that the nurturing of empathy (which I believe is the default position of the human condition) is where their sense of moral responsibility lies.
Dec 5 2011: Allan, you're right all the way. Things are wrong.
But instead of calling them right or wrong it's more productive to understand the mechanisms why things turn out as they do.
To say they're psychologically predisposed confirms the status quo, to say they're fearsome creatures that lacked the love our species depends on to kiss awake our human nature, points to the cause of the problem. Children that are emotional hurt and neglected are apt to shut down their feeling part. To survive they will develop strategies to compensate for it by securing might and power.
We can't blame the parents that were a product of the same mechanism that on large parts of the world has become the cultural norm. It is important to change this by bringing this in the light and show that children that are loved become strong adults and those that appear strong are often fearing the world. The notion that children become weak if they aren't hardened is completely false.
As David quoted it is: "There is one good, knowledge... And, one evil, ignorance." Socrates.
Dec 6 2011: I would tend to blame the mechanisms of the societies and systems that lead to 'negative' acts. I'd personally say its a matter of a badly designed system, where attributes or practices that lead to negative outcomes are empowered.
E.g. By and large we currently measure people's 'success' and thus how much we should 'admire' or 'respect' them based on their financial success. We measure people more by what they have taken or kept as a result of their actions than what they have given and the positive impact of their actions. (This is totally an example and I am by now means saying this is true for everyone or anything like that. But I do mean that there is a systemic bias towards measuring people's self-worth by financial worth.)
One could easily argue that, as such, we exist in a system which is designed (either consciously or unconsciously) to celebrate and empower self-serving acts (At least in a monetary sense) without taking into account the net benefit to society of those acts. Which, when one thinks about it, is rather strange, from a design perspective.
---> But in terms of the reason I put this question forward. I wasn't looking for some expression of absolute universal wrongs and rights, or some kind of definitive answer. I'm just looking for people's personal subjective answers :)
Although of course its excellent that this discussion is taking place!Dec 6 2011: Frans and Medfa - There's much wisdom in what you have said.
It brings into question the existence, not only of empathy, but also true altruism, especially when confronted by behavours displayed by people who seem (on the face of it) irreparably evil.
And who is it making the decisions as to what is evil and what isn't? The responsibility of 'moralistic opinion-forming' used to be in the hands of religion. Who now? The media? If so, it might go some way to explaining the skewed sense of moralistic regard many feel towards our fellows, based on what now seems to them acceptable behaviour, as ubiquitously and falsely portrayed in the trashy media rags on sale.
The belief in and practice of selfless concern for the well-being of others, seems also to be distorted by how we read people almost entirely at face value and make our judgements of them based only on brief acquaintance. There is good in everybody - we just have to take the time and the trouble to find it.
The main point I was trying to make upthread, is that the insidious, immoral nature of modern 'journalism' in the media is distorting what it is we now consider as good or evil.
That is the wrong that I would right, as a matter of great urgency.Dec 1 2011: Give education to all children who want it and strive for it and are just as curious as I was as a kid. :) I have knowledge that I don't wish to keep just to myself ... I wish to spread it around so that others can benefit from it.Dec 13 2011: i would encourage everyone to be themselves and not pretend or want to be or to become someone else.Knowing once's self they get to know their abilities and their weaknesses.That achievement will give them the power and the will to follow their dreams.Therefore,people would definitely realize that we are all related to each other in many ways,that we are brothers.
Dec 14 2011: I completely agree Manos. Knowing oneself is integral to everything in life. Especially looking forward, rather than backward. I think its unfortunate that so much of 'identity' is defined by looking backward in life. We ask not where someone wishes to go, but rather where they come from. We have history sections in libraries, but not future sections.
Your dreams define your identity and your identity defines your dreams. There can be little joy or honest success living someone else's idea of a good life.
Dec 14 2011: You made a good point about the emphasis we give in one's past and not in their dreams and wishes.Sometimes we do that i believe to find common characteristics with our past.It's like trying to connect the other person with us.However,sometimes we use other's past and we focus in some mistakes they made so as to feel better with ours.Good parable this you made about the libraries,i hadn't thought it that way!
Dec 15 2011: Of course you are right, and ones past can be a basis for connections. I think the real distinction is that usually the kind of information we use to define identity is stuff that a person has no control over (Age, gender, nationality) rather than the things we do have control over. And it is your choices that define you, so I think defining people by the choices they make and where they want to go, tells us so much more about them.
Also in my opinion this focus on the past over the future shows up in many other places too. For example a museum displaying likely concept technologies and ways of living that people may take up would be just as valuable as simply seeing the items of the past.Dec 27 2011: Great Mohammed. Exactly my thoughts. (I have been unable to particiapte the last few days.)Dec 15 2011: Mohhamed
Yes, we cannot live others lives, or the one's they want us to live. I am still struggling with that! Freeing people has to mean something about them actually having the opportunity to 1) have self-identity 2) an opportunity to dream.
Manos great comment.
Dec 15 2011: Mohammed
Right,a combination of someone's past,their future (their dreams) and also their choices define them.The only part i disagree is that someone's future is not ensured,i mean they might say they want to live in a particular way and achieve specific goals,however their past is already 'concrete'. Another parameter that plays role is their history as nationality.What i mean is that when i meet a foreigner and i ask him where he is from i do that to build a bridge with his nation's philosophy and history and tradition so as to approach him,to understand him better.
I totally agree with your point and in my opinion those two should be everyone's goals.Dec 17 2011: Yes Michael I'm sure it stays an eternal struggle for all of us all our lives. I think it comes down to that moment where we're about to accept whatever default idea is in front of us, and instead take the moment to ask 'but is this truly what I agree with? And if this decision is going to shape my life, shouldn't my life stem from who I am and what I believe?'
I don't think in the long run one will ever regret those choices. I think it's almost a form of integrity :)
Manos, the thing is that for me it's their desire that defines them. Even if it is someone's wish to do something and they do not achieve it, it still tells me a very important part of who they are. To me it's where we wish to go, and what we wish the world to be like that really says the most about someone. That's also exactly it really I don't think identity should be concrete and immutable. It's true it is a combination of both I just think we currently put too much of a focus on what is immutable and has already taken place when deciding things about a persons identity.Dec 11 2011: I would remove the concept of genocide from our human consciousness.
Dec 11 2011: Thanks Lynn.Dec 11 2011: I would make sure that no one is hungry.
Dec 11 2011: Thanks Cynthia.
Jim Moonan
Dec 11 2011: In the natural world nothing is or can be wrong. In our human response to the natural world we have done many wrong things.
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Among them, as a human race we have strayed from the natural world and have constructed an artificial world that is in many ways in conflict with the natural world and the evolution of it.
One could argue that the human tendency to construct artificial worlds is in fact natural. But I disagree. Humans are capable of behaviors that other living things are not. When humans behave in ways that are in conflict with the natural world, that's where we go wrong.
Dec 11 2011: Thanks Jim. You summed it up a very important message elegantly.
João Pinto
Dec 8 2011: I think what is wrong in the world is that in most acts of people there aren't the respective consequences.
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Since we are children that is showned to us that rules are easy to broke and there aren´t consequences to what we do.
We grow with this habit and all of us change the word lately when we're adults.
Another thing wrong in the world is today's people spirit: most of people loses strength and give up when find an adversity to pursue their dreams; most of people don´t see the point of protesting against something they find unfair or they do not agree just because some people don´t care of what they say, and, in the end of it, they get resigned. This can´t be: we got to protest against injustice, corruption, pollution, poverty, etc, or the world will continue as it is or get's even worst. We can´t let the powerfull people (politics, owners of petroil companies, ...) to chose our destiny. We've got to STAND UP and fight for what we believe!
I hope that I was usefull and I thank you for bringing up this subject.
Dec 12 2011: Great answer Joao
Dec 12 2011: Hi Michael,
I can't reply to your other comment since I think TED's commenting system only allows 3 layers of 'replies to'.
In my attempts not to steer the conversation too much I've avoided responding to a lot of the there are no right and wrongs comments. But I think I'll add my own view here since you said something very similar to what I was thinking with 'misplaced enlightenment views'.
I personally feel that these kind of 'it is all a matter of perception' views are ideological cliches. Its all fine to have as many oft-uttered philosophical positions as one wishes, but if they equate to no action or construct a perception which facilitates no positive impact - they are neither wise nor beneficial to the bearer or the world.
I think philosophy without a will for positive action, a will to discover that which will enable the best of us all, is intellectual miserliness.
Of course, many things that are merely matters of perception, or equally flawed perspectives are fought over, but that doesn't mean nothing can ever be worth changing. And those aren't the kind of 'wrongs to be righted' I expected people on TED to be suggesting anyway :)
Dec 13 2011: Mohammed
I really like the intellectual miserliness phrase. It is that. It is a great way that has been constructed on Western culture, to say "I am not responsible". It does come from the Enlightenment view more than what is termed post-modern although it is usually associated more with it. I thnk it is more of a vestige of the rationalist attempt except ending up nowhere.
Your project looks to say to the world these things we can do! We can. There are things we cannot change immediately, or just wipe out with a stroke of a pen. There are things though that people in all cultures can DO to change what is now. I said on a another question, but it is true: We can't change everything, we can't sit back though, we can do something.Dec 13 2011: Thank you Michael.
(Don´t worry, I was the one that removed the post because I tought I've putted it in the wrong place)Dec 12 2011: Thanks a lot Joao, I totally totally agree about how many of us react to adversity nowadays! Thats something I'd love to change.Dec 8 2011: Wrong: The belief of many US citizens that people around the world speak English, so we need not bother to learn another language.
Right: Language learning promotes literacy and peace and is increasingly important for success in today's global world.
I am advocating on behalf of early language learning in the United States. Most schools are wasting the most flexible years for a child's brain to learn languages. According to Patricia Kuhl: "babies are linguistic geniuses" (http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/patricia_kuhl_the_linguistic_genius_of_babies.html) and by the age of seven, the brain's aptitude for language learning starts to decline. The benefits to language learning (http://www.ncssfl.org/papers/BenefitsSecondLanguageStudyNEA.pdf) are immense and the need for multiliterate individuals continues to rise as the world becomes more interconnected.
In order to aid parents and teachers in exposing their children and students to quality language learning resources which are both free and easily accessible, I'm creating a website called Sunny Earth Academy which I hope to launch before the New Year. Think Khan Academy (http://www.khanacademy.org/) only the teacher is not one person, but participants from around the world who share their creations for teaching French, Spanish and English. I'm hoping the website will encourage monolingual parents to expose their children to other languages starting as early as possible. The inspiration for the website is the desire to share how my own children are learning French with their baby cousins, whose parents are monolingual. I also dream that the site will spark a global interest in sharing free, easily accessible resources for language learning.
I believe that through language learning, people gain multicultural awareness and in turn, language learners become more tolerant, peaceful citizens of our global world. World language education promotes multicultural awareness…multicultural awareness promotes peace.
Dec 8 2011: Thanks Audrey,
The Sunny Earth Academy sounds great. As a person who attended an international school and grew up surrounded by people from all parts of the world, I've seen firsthand how immense a difference a multicultural environment makes to people's perceptions. Its something I'm personally very thankful for.
I would love to be kept up to date.
All the best,
Dec 11 2011: Thank you Medfa and Michael for your encouraging comments!!
There are already a lot of amazing people online sharing awesome language learning resources. I've been incredibly lucky to connect with several of them on twitter. So, I guess where I said above that I hope Sunny Earth Academy sparks a global sharing of resources, I should correct...I hope it sparks the CREATION of new resources by language learners themselves. I have started a club at my school which is doing just that. We're off to a slow start, but the students and I are dedicated to creating and offering engaging, high-quality lessons for the world.
I appreciate both of your comments immensely. Thank you again!
Medfa, I'd love for you to keep up with the project! The site will be at sunnyearthacademy.org and I'm hoping to launch before the New Year (with any luck)! I have put TED in the "Our Inspiration" section of the site...so many great presentations and wonderful ways to connect globally with fine people such as you!Dec 8 2011: Ah..the power of change! I definitely agree this creating bilingual, hopefully bicultural children would be a wonder. Even monolingual parents would greatly benefit. A great idea Audrey.
Dec 11 2011: Thank Michael, Please read my reply above (under Medfa's reply) as I'd like to share it with you as well!Dec 6 2011: The wrong is increasing dependence on materialistic comforts & decreasing human touch among people, this thing shall be given little more priority.Dec 4 2011: I would find a way to develop a universal morality code/system that does not depend on relative emotional values or the "supernatural". That way people could talk about the difference between right and wrong without recourse to violence over superstitions or hurt feelings.
Dec 6 2011: I certainly think we could all benefit from embracing our universal humanity as the basis of society and how we measure our actions. Thanks Emmanuel.
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Dec 2 2011: "You can cancel an unkind thought in midstream and in an instant decide to be harmonious. You can stop yourself at the moment you're cursing somebody and elevate your thoughts to kindness."Dec 31 2011: Thanks to everyone for all of the wonderful responses, as this question and this year will be ending very soon.
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I'll contact everyone who contributed once our video is ready, and I hope that we can all take steps to inspire and enable people to live better lives, and achieve greater goals together.
A wonderful, and meaningful new year to everyone.Dec 14 2011: My own. If I right my own wrongs, I would be an efficient member of the community. Needless to say, others from the community will most likely do the same once they find that they too can also be as efficient.
Remember this?
"...And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others..."
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And I will never run out of wrongs to right. There's always something.
Dec 14 2011: Thanks Mohammad. Our own personal steps are always the beginning of all things.
Dec 14 2011: I'm glad to help. I am also looking forward to your project's success and I wish to hear about it in the future. God-willing.
It's good that somebody is working on these deeply important subjects.
Dec 17 2011: Thank you!Dec 13 2011: When I was little, I wanted to earn 1 dollar. I found 10 sea shells and was going to sell them for 10 cents a piece. Then I realized that if I found 20 sea shells, I would only have to sell them for a nickel. I would still earn my dollar, and my customers would feel like they got a better deal.
A wrong I would right, would be the first transaction of the person who cheated someone, or made too much profit.Dec 13 2011: i would rather erase the word "cancer" from our life and consciousness
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Dec 8 2011: Thanks Don.
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Dec 3 2011: Thanks Don! I make this point to people all the time. Legal systems are not in any way morale or right unto themselves, their claimed purpose is to enforce a common standard of morality and action that the people accept and aspire towards. When this is not what legal systems do, they lose all validity.
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Dec 3 2011: Reading the wikiquote pages for both John & Robert Kennedy is something I tend to do every so often.
What he said here has been true eternally, but in today's digital, connected world it is a more powerful sentiment than ever.
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Dec 2 2011: I think we need to put an end to the use of cheap throwaway toxic materials, such as plastics. I work in construction and find that almost all building products are toxic. The products have warnings on the back such as, "long term exposure can cause brain and nervous system damage." Why in the world are we damaging the brains of our work force? They made much to do recently about the September 11 firefighters being exposed to all sorts of toxic dust from building products that were released during the explosion and fall of the buildings. All I could think was, so no one cares about the construction workers who breathe this stuff in every day on the job?!
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I haven't even got into the impact on the environment, but there are plenty of TED video's on the subject such as http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/capt_charles_moore_on_the_seas_of_plastic.html. I love going out in nature, but more and more I see trash accumulating in the woods and waterways that surround our cities. Unlike many major cities, In Kansas City, where I live, the city has turned it's back to the river, in part because the areas that surround the river are industrial, but also because the river is so polluted there are signs that say "avoid contact."
Finally, after recently having a baby, and reading a few baby books, I find that nearly every baby product is toxic crap, from the plastic toys to the synthetic fibers and dyes used to make their clothes. Everyone recommends buying organic cotton or wool, but finding these items in a local store is hard enough, footing the bill for some of the stuff is even harder.
Finally, entropy is catching up with us and in the future we're probably going to be sitting on a toxic pile of trash, bombing each other for the last sip of oil, and trying to figure our way out of a big mess.
For my part I have started developing my own building products that do not employ plastics, such as drywall joint compound made of lime, plaster, and casein. Out of words...
Dec 3 2011: Thanks James. Entropy really is the word here. In the system that is every one on Earth, each of us know certain things that we know to be problems, that we know should be fixed, we may even have solutions or ideas about how to go about fixing them. And others are in a position to make that change affect more people. And then there are the people whose lives would be benefitted by the changes we hope to make true. (All of this rings true with the deeply important situation you've described above.)
What if all these people could find each other, effortlessly as a natural part of society? What if the tools of organization were so democratized that groups of people could naturally form and coalesce around the ideas and initiatives that inspire them? Thats what I believe is what we need. Because I have no doubt that between us all, we have the will, the skill, the resources and the drive to make these 10,000s of changes and improvements. But if we cannot find those who share our goals, only the tiniest sliver of them can ever be realized.
Static organizations can only empower the 'established solution', the status quo or solutions that already exist -> They are static after all. Its time for ordinary people to take part in dynamic, organic organizations.
You asked if 'no one cares about the construction workers' and I think this really touches upon the crux of the matter. Many people have the capacity to care, some have the capacity to do something about it. But until people like you can find other people like you, and can effortlessly organize and integrate your individual efforts and belief in the importance of your goals into 'constructive' wholes, these efforts will seem relatively ineffectual. Because they will have no shared identity or shared organization. If you don't know about the other people on Earth who are just as concerned as you are, you can't work with them, you can't be inspired by them..Dec 3 2011: And I'm sure there are millions of people who share the same feelings you do, and surely a few thousand who have tried taking similar steps. But imagine if you could easily share your efforts, trade best practices, share ideas about how to take better steps to avoid all these toxic materials, organize ways to raise awareness as a group etc.
You see the way I see it, a group that does not know it exists is infinitely weak. Once a group gains a shared identity, it takes on a strength beyond any individual member. It isn't a coincidence, to me, that the rise of the internet seems to have arisen right before our impending climate crisis, and a number other crises at least nearly as dangerous, right before perhaps the greatest time of need for coordinated human action. The solution and the problem seem equally clear to me.
So one of the most crucial focuses of the things we'll be building with Utopian, are ways to enhance the creation of dynamic organizations, and put the ability to self-organize in the hands of groups of ordinary people. I do hope that can help many more passionate individuals find other people like themselves and act in increasingly coordinated fashion.
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Dec 2 2011: Great reply Don! As a person whose read the Hero with a Thousand Faces and a big believer in the power of symbols and storytelling to inspire and define what we aspire to and thus who we are, I absolutely could not agree more.Dec 1 2011: Medfa
This sounds like a great project. Putting things to right s a wonderful thing. For me, it is a part of who I am as a spiritual person. It is a deep part of my belief system. If I could choose one thing it would be food distribution around the globe. We live in a marvelous world where enough food is produced to feed everyone. It is not a question of overpopulation or bad economics. It is a question of having an open hand. I would put to right that everyone should have enough to eat.
Dec 2 2011: Thanks Michael! This is precisely the reason I wanted to ask this question and get different people's answers, because I knew that each of us would find different things that we feel matter the most. I don't think there can be any question about whether we can make vast changes in the world. As JFK said no problem of human destiny is beyond human beings. We make a change or lack of a change in every chance we take or opportuni we surrender.
That's the reason I'm doing what I'm doing, because I do believe many people long for more meaning and fulfillment in their lives, through a life of action which resonates with who they are and the better future they believe in. I think right now more than anything it's a matter of inspiring people and providing them with the tools to do the things they want to do anyway, and the channels to access each other and find those who share their dreams for positive change. I believe that will make all the difference.Dec 24 2011: Just a big thanks and a merry Christmas to everyone and their great contributions so far!
Dec 27 2011: Thanks to you Mohammed! It is a good discussion
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Dec 17 2011: Thank you for all your contributions Don, I think we can all learn, be inspired and realize our capacity or make continuous positive contributions through each others will and passion. It's hard to change anything or believe in anything on your own. But fortunately, passion is contagious.Dec 13 2011: One of the problems in the world is lack of reflexion and thinking.
We all, at some age, know in theory what´s right and wrong: we know we are all the same no matter color and genders, we must respect other people, the right of...., human rights, we've got to protect our world,etc,etc,etc. Everyone know that, but in the "real world" those things don´t touch most of us.
We all, at a certain age, should have the power to think on our owns.
It should be taught to us how to "learn to learn".Dec 11 2011: I Don't play with right and wrong, They always fight.


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It's been over 25 years since stroking a 350 small-block V-8 first became easy to do-hence, a very popular move-with impressive results. We're talking about the beloved torque-monster 383. We recently visited noted engine builder Joe Sherman at his facility in Santa Ana, California. Joe won the inaugural Popular Hot Rodding magazine Engine Masters Challenge seven years ago and has not looked back. When we asked him what a 383 had evolved into, he grinned and said, "As the 383 is to the 350, the 408 is to the 383."
He continued by telling us about his many hybrid 408 small-blocks, plus his latest one. The basic-form 408 Chevy small-block has been around since at least 2003-2004. But so have a lot of other non-stock Chevy small-blocks, including many factory crate engines. Why was Sherman touting his 408s, which he refers to as hybrids? Four reasons:
1. It is an internally-balanced engine. Some less powerful Sherman 408s (550 hp or less) have successfully been built and put into service using a factory 350 iron block. Hence, to the onlooker, the engine looks like a 350, as the block's casting number would so dictate.
2. Many of his USA and Western European customers have requested his 408 in different horsepower levels and have reported good results.
3. With a beefier aftermarket engine block (example: Dart) Sherman has created single four-barrel, solid, reliable engines, like the one in this story, producing in excess of 660 hp with over 560 lb-ft of torque.
4. Depending on the 408, the maximum horsepower is at 5,800 or 6,800 rpm, both very livable engine speeds.
408 CombinationsThe key to producing the maximum obtainable torque and horsepower in a given combination is to have the correct top-end combo: camshaft, heads and induction. Sherman's 667hp 408 has a roller camshaft which delivers over 0.700-inch valve lift with 1.6 ratio Jesel shaft-mounted roller rocker arms. It was ground with a 270/280 split duration and features mechanical roller lifters. It was also ground specifically for this engine. For your convenience, we have listed all component data in the technical sidebar. Yes, flat tappet cams can be created with the same lobe lift spec but roller cams create less friction and their lobe design lets the valve stay open longer-hence, more cylinder filling and power production.
To best work with the roller camshaft, Sherman's intake manifold of choice is an Edelbrock Super Victor. It was designed for maximum power production between 4,500 and 8,000 rpm. Sherman's carburetor of choice is a 1,095 cfm King Demon from Barry Grant. So here we have a 408ci small-block with 11.50:1 compression ratio pumping out 506 hp at only 4,800 rpm with 554 lb-ft of torque. The numbers increased to a maximum torque output of 562 lb-ft at 5,600 rpm and 667 hp at 6,800 rpm.
Sherman feels there is something special in Air Flow Research's newly designed 210 Eliminator heads. He thinks it could be the combustion chamber design and/or the water jacket cooling design- along with their large 210cc intake ports. The AFR stainless steel valves feature narrower 8mm stems with bead-lock retainers. This equates to a 10 gram weight reduction in valvetrain weight.
Both the crankshaft and rods are right out of Scat's catalog. The forged steel crankshaft has a 4.00-inch stroke. The I-beam connecting rods are super strong, generally lighter than others and have rod bolts that are clearanced to avoid contact with the cam lobes.
The pistons are also right out of a catalog, in this instance CP's. They are race-type pistons and feature short skirts, three-rings and flat tops with dual valve reliefs. With a 0.014-inch deck height, 65cc combustion chambers and a 0.030-inch thick/4.125-inch bore Cometic steel head gasket, the 667hp 408 engine's compression ratio is 11.50:1.


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The fireworks spectacular can be seen from a number of viewing areas around the Castle. We recommend viewing the fireworks from Ashton Memorial, a perfect place to see the display without the crowds! Our Reception teams will be able to advise on how to get to the best viewing spots. The general rule is 'If you can see the castle – you can see the fireworks!'
Lancaster City Council has a full programme of family-friendly entertainment throughout the weekend. For more information about the weekends festivities visit the Lancaster City Council website.
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Lee Friedlander's comedy Out at the Wedding concerns a woman named Alex who takes efforts to hide the fact she is engaged to a bi-racial man from her judgmental family. After a series of misunderstandings, many people think Alex is a lesbian, but the issue gets complicated when Alex's newlywed sister meets the woman she thinks is Alex's significant other.~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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Aldermen surprised by lawsuit filed by former police officerBy Brent Curtis
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The latest police scandal in Rutland had some city officials wondering over the weekend just how much things have changed in the department since problems there were first made public three years ago.
In February 2010, city officials said they were surprised to learn about a six-month-old criminal investigation into a police sergeant who was eventually fired by the municipality.
Now, in the wake of a lawsuit brought by former Rutland Police Cpl. Andrew Todd, who is now a Vermont State Police trooper, some members of the Board of Aldermen are wondering why they didn't learn about Todd's complaints to the administration sooner.
In his lawsuit, Todd said that at the end of 2011 he brought complaints that he was being discriminated against by his superiors to Police Commission Chairman Larry Jensen, who is among the city officials being sued, and Mayor Christopher Louras.
Those complaints were never shared with the aldermen, four of whom said Sunday they were unprepared when news reached them Friday of the case that claims a widespread system of corruption and cover-up inside the department.
"I was unaware of any of it," Alderwoman Sharon Davis said. "There was no scuttlebutt that any of this was pending."
Like other aldermen reached Sunday, Davis, a senior member of the board, declined to comment on the specifics of Todd's complaint.
But she was adamant in her view that Louras should have told the aldermen about Todd's complaints before the lawsuit was filed.
"I absolutely believe he should have brought it to us," she said. "I think it's unfortunate but it's not the first time."
Board President David Allaire – who is running a campaign to unseat Louras in March – didn't speak in absolutes about the lack of forewarning from the mayor's office, but he made it clear it didn't sit well with him.
"The mayor is the CEO of the city," he said. "I'll let the voters judge what his obligations should be."
For his part, Louras said Sunday he spoke with Todd on Dec. 22, 2011.
Asked whether he reported the substance of that conversation to anyone else, he said he did, although he declined to say who he talked to or how the complaint was handled.
"I discussed the matter with appropriate individuals and appropriate action was taken," Louras said.
The mayor's decision not to bring the issue to the board wasn't a problem for some city aldermen.
Alerman Sean Sargeant said voters have made it clear in the past that they want the Police Commission, not the aldermen, to oversee the department.
"They made their views clear so I'm not mad at the chief or Chris for not bringing this to us," he said.
Alderman Christopher Robinson said Sunday that while he had plenty of concerns about the administration at the police department, he couldn't fault the mayor for not bringing Todd's complaint to the city's legislative body.
"If there was something we could have done as a legislative assembly then maybe he should have, but I can see where he wouldn't have to," he said.
While Robinson found no fault with the mayor's decision not to inform the board about his conversation with Todd, he was critical of what he called Louras' lack of leadership before and after the scandals that rocked the department in 2010.
"In my personal opinion, he failed," Robinson said. "He should have stepped up one way or another. He disappointed me. It didn't feel like he was taking the matters seriously."
During his six years as mayor, Louras has often deferred issues involving the oversight of the department to the five-member Police Commission whose members are selected by the mayor and ratified by the board but who operate independently of both branches of government.
While he credits Louras with some good works in the department, including his efforts to persuade Police Chief James Baker to seek the post after an interim role, Robinson said Louras was too aloof on issues inside the department.
"He never weighed in on (former Police Chief Anthony Bossi) and he never weighed in on the rank and file," Robinson said. "Where was he?"
Like other members of the board interviewed Sunday, Robinson also wondered why Bossi, who served as chief for 13 years before he retired last January, wasn't named as a defendant in Todd's lawsuit, which identifies the department's lieutenant, captain, Baker and Jensen as culpable parties for a pattern of abuse the former officer argues he was subjected to for years.
And like most of his colleagues and other city officials reached Sunday, Robinson said his view of Baker wasn't tarnished by the complaints in the lawsuit which alleged that the chief tried to cover up the abuse.
"I feel bad that our new chief who was brought in to fix our problems is now having his name dragged through the mud," Robinson said.
Allaire, who called for Bossi to be fired in the wake of problems found in the department in 2010, said omitting the former chief from the complaint was unusual.
"I find it curious that he wasn't named because he was the chief at that time that most of the stuff in the lawsuit was happening," he said. "I think this case is a manifestation of what happened in the past. This case is a nutshell of what my campaign is about. Until we get our ship in order, public safety in general is going to have a hard time moving forward."
Davis also said she believed the case was the product of a "leftover atmosphere" inside the department.
Asked Sunday afternoon why Bossi wasn't named in the complaint, Todd's attorney, John Paul Faignant, said it was because the former chief was no longer a part of the pattern of abuse described in the complaint.
"He's retired. There's no need to name him. He's not part of the problem anymore," Faignant said. "Our allegation is that this is an ongoing problem."
The perspective of three members of the city's Police Commission were also mixed.
Jensen, who was out of town on Friday when the lawsuit was served to the city, said he had no inkling the complaint was coming despite his conversation with Todd in November 2011.
He declined to talk about the specifics of the former officer's lawsuit or how his complaints were handled two years ago.
But he said his confidence in Baker was unshaken and he believes the department's efforts to implement a comprehensive illegal drug strategy will continue unimpeded.
"I think the entire department and all the officers in it have made significant strides in improving their professionalism," he said. "I can't speak for the people in the community but I have faith that they'll be able to arrive at that same judgment on their own."
Police Commissioner Thomas Calcagni didn't sound as certain as Jensen.
"I think any sorts of negative thoughts or words can set you back," he said.
But Calcagni said he also believed the strides made by the officers and Baker to restore the public's trust in the department would serve as a counterbalance.
"A distraction is the best description, I think," Calcagni said.
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Those issues are central to the complaint brought by Todd, who is black.
In his complaint, he said former police Sgt. John Johnson used disparaging racial terms despite requests that he stop.
Johnson and former officer Frank Post were involved in a drug investigation of a black man who sued the department for being singled out and discriminated against. The city eventually settled that case for $30,300.
Before that settlement was reached, Johnson and Post were put on leave while an internal investigation conducted by former state Department of Safety Commissioner Thomas Tremblay was conducted into unspecified violations of departmental rules and policies.
That investigation ended with Johnson and Post leaving the force.
Brown, who is the first black man to be appointed to the Police Commission, said he believed the new chief was responding effectively to discrimination concerns.
"He's exposing new trainees to the policies and it's being imbedded in all of the department's practices," he said. "Issues of discrimination are extremely serious and we want to address them moving forward."
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Re this spa, spent $700 for repairs and all new inside boards etc. about a year ago. Now, it shuts off after a few seconds of resetting the gfi. Troubleshooting - says overheating (OH message) but this is not correct status as the temp is only about 80 now tho message board shows at 112 degrees so I am guessing that is why it shuts itself down - computer believes it is overheating- so perhaps faulty sensor or computer board or. . ? I don't want to spend another $700 but am handy and want to know if I can buy new equip and "plug and play" myself. If so, what do I need to order/get and what tips/help re doing so. Thanks. I am brand new to this site/forum. Looks like a great place to start.
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That sounds like you issue is just with the temperature sensor. Usually when the water temperature is not matching what the actual water temperature really is it is the temperature sensor.
Thanks- that makes sense. It that something I can order (from this site) and install myself?
MaryH- thanks - my earlier attempts at replying are not posting so trying again. Anyway, where can I get a temp sensor? On this site? I am handy so likely can repair if some minimal instructions. .. advice?
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Hi, sorry just got to post this. It should our part number KIT-6600-167.
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Showing you more of this quilt totally skipped my mind until yesterday when I was literally smooshing it into the "quilt" closet. This quilt came about because I wanted to do a girly quilt with dresden plates. Original I know. But… wouldn't it be cute on a toddler bed? With those little dresden plates going across the bottom of the bed all in a row? Gheesh I need a girl.
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PANAMA CITY BEACH — One shooting, two police chases, three hit-and-run crashes, two school lockdowns, and at least six arrests; it was a busy 24 hours for law enforcement officers on Panama City Beach.
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