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Homeowners in all stages of life – from first-time buyers to retirees – are seeing the merit of living in less space. Although the average size of new homes continues to climb (it reached more than 2,450 square feet last year), builders and architects say that they and their clients are thoroughly examining whether bigger truly is better.
The downsizing movement reflects a shift in homeowner values over the last decade, according to Susan Davis, design principal for Spectrum Fine Homes. "In the eighties and nineties, we went through the opposite with a lot of our projects and attitudes: build big and put a lot of stuff into these gigantic McMansions," she said. "People thought they needed to have 5,000-square-foot homes, but a lot of things have happened in the last five years to make people think differently."
One such influence has been the current state of the housing market. "We as an industry are needing to create downsizing not just for people who currently own homes, but for people who are in over their heads," said Kerrin West, a partner in charge with BSB Design. "The reality is that the affordability issues have forced our hand to design smaller homes and to create that more frugal side of ourselves, where we can't necessarily have everything we want when we want it. There is an element of downsizing that is going to be necessary just to help the market get back on its feet."
Furthermore, homeowners are fast realizing how much money they save – and how much – less pollution they create – by heating, cooling and maintaining less square footage. "Most of our clients are working people," Davis said. "They don't have time to clean and use a large house, and they understand it's more energy-efficient and green to have a smaller space."
The low-maintenance aspect is particularly appealing to retirees. "For active seniors who are on the go all the time, they just want to have a place to lay their heads while they're in town," West said. "They want to put their money into travel and other things more important to them at this time of their lives."
Though downsizing is increasingly popular with the boomer-and-beyond set, younger homeowners are also jumping on the bandwagon – although their take on the trend is a bit different than their predecessors'. "This generation doesn't want a lot of clutter," Davis said. "They like technology, which has gotten smaller and smaller. Their aesthetic for furnishings and spaces is simple. Plus, most people can't afford to build and furnish a massive house."
Additionally, companies like BSB Design are creating design plans for first-time buyers that incorporate high-quality design and smart use of materials. The firm's proposed Casita Square project in California features high-density, detached homes in the 1,000- to 1,400-square-foot range at a cost of $150,000 to $175,000. "Downsizing is a good idea not just for the current state of affairs, but also to give younger buyers or single parents an alternative to renting, or buying an attached house," West said.
For those who already own a home and want to stay in it, downsizing becomes just as much about reconfiguring space as it is about reducing it. "We're making existing homes more comfortable and accessible," said Chris Donatelli, a partner in Donatelli Castillo Builders, Inc. "People make the most of what they have and add or upgrade amenities."
For example, Donatelli is working on a project for recent empty nesters who are using two existing bedrooms to create a master suite that connects to its own bathroom. For another client in their early sixties, Donatelli's crew removed a deep sunken tub and replaced it with a wide shower. Such changes are made with practicality in mind. "Most of the time they have sufficient income to do the work, but they're not prone to throw their money at frou-frou things," Donatelli said.
The key to any successful downsizing project is incorporating the appropriate amount of storage. "Organization is huge in any room," Davis said. "It's a matter of thinking about what's happening in that room, what needs to be stored, and coming up with creative ways to store what people need and determine what they don't need." For example, replacing a king-sized bed with a queen can free up more space for storage, or even open up opportunities for a sitting area, if that's how the homeowner chooses to use the space.
Color also plays a role when it comes to downsizing. "When you have a small space, color becomes even more critical," Davis said. "The color you paint the walls can increase the psychological volume of space and can also enhance it with a feeling of warmth and serenity."
No matter the type of downsizing project, homeowners should never worry about sacrificing design in the process. "Downsizing doesn't mean a house is less of a wonderful place; it's actually more," Davis noted. "Downsizing is more like simplifying, and that is something all of us can benefit from."
For more information:
- Downsizing Your Living Space Can Have an Upside, if It's Done Properly
- Downsizing Your Home with Style: Living Well In a Smaller Space by Lauri Ward. (Harper Collins, 2007)
- Living With Less: The Upside of Downsizing Your Life by Mark Tabb. (B&H Publishing Group, 2006)


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Hopefully that's a placeholder. I'm not paying £400+ again like I did with PS3, I was hoping for £349.
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In engineering, it is usually more difficult to design simple solutions than to design complex ones. The PS4 is the result of a ton of research and experimentation, certainly vastly more than the PS3.
Yeah but I'm poor!
The hardware is less complex than the PS3, or at least the custom CELL processor, I was hoping it would be a wee bit cheaper.
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I have no idea why you would think that. The next generation of consoles is well overdue, and from what we know, they will be very powerful and flexible hardware. I'm quite excited for it, if only to see how they will push gaming technology forward and make it easier for independent developers to publish for consoles.
Why am I continually getting the impression that this generation of consoles are going to be a complete rip-off?
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In engineering, it is usually more difficult to design simple solutions than to design complex ones. The PS4 is the result of a ton of research and experimentation, certainly vastly more than the PS3.
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It's closer to a gaming PC, but it's still all custom parts, so it's not "practically off-the-shelf" at all. The cost has to covers not only the parts and assembly, but also the R&D behind the design.
This is crazy talk.
The design of the PS4 is practically off the shelf compared to the PS3, not to mention blu-ray drives are what, 25% the cost the were when the PS3 came out?
Posted 01 May 2013 - 20:24
Taking bets how long will it take for someone to exploit it (crack it). PS3 lasted virgin for many years, it was a hard bone for the hackers.
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I was thinking, if the left wants to call the Tea Party activists "teabaggers" then maybe they deserve a mascot. So I made up a character called 'lil TeaBagger and created a Facebook fan page for him.
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Jake Shields:
UFC welterweight Jake Shields picked up a win over the weekend at UFC 161 though not necessarily in the most aesthetically pleasing manner. The victory came as a result of Split Decision over Tyron Woodley in a bout many onlookers, including UFC President Dana White, felt Shields had lost. However, regardless of any controversy, Shields walked away with his hand raised even if he didnt live up to others expectations (or his own for that matter).
I really wanted to go out there and prove something. I really wanted to go out there and beat Tyron up, said Shields in an interview with MMAFighting. I was little bummed out I didnt get the takedown. I worked on a really, really aggressive ground game for the fight. I was trying to change my ground style up to just finish, finish, but I just couldnt get it there.
With the successful showing behind him, Shields is looking ahead to future foes and already has a few ideas in mind.
I think Tyron was ranked Top 10. Having beaten top guys like Martin Kampmann, Carlos Condit not so long ago I would love to get in there with Rory MacDonald or Jake Ellenberger any of the Top 5.
Ellenberger, who knocked Shields out in 2011, is scheduled to meet MacDonald next month at UFC on FOX 8. Whether he or MacDonald emerge as Shields next opponent, the former Strikeforce champions statement clearly indicates his interest is in a run at 170 pounds rather than middleweight.
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-XT" Nassau County Review =3!^ FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. 1916 Vol. XXv^sjo. I MAJORITY URGE FOR SEWERS AT ONCE SEWER COMMISSION REPORTS MINORmr SAY NO NECESSITY FOR HASTE Insist That No Delay Should Be Tolerated Freeport At the reeolar nit-i'ting of the Vil¬ lage Board of Tru'tees Thursday af¬ ternocn H mHJority rfjiort on the sewer proposition was received. This rommittee consisting of ex- Presidentf John I), tiunning, James Dean and iJaniel Morrison, ex Tros- te» Willi .in H. Patt"r9on.>*riVi Frank , H^./vei.-.'^AIvin A. ,^U|||^ .Arthur, ward .'^'. Keo^li, 'whh Htipointed hv i President Lamb (lur'iijant to a resolu | tion pfl""''d.A";.,'h** puhlio meeting of ^ tbe citi/ens oi Freeport called to dia- cusj ttic needs of th(' village for H[ . 8e<«er .-ly'lenB. The [sreliHe to the re ! port 9H\ ¦• the tirst nice ing uf the cum- ; mittee waa heid Jonp yil when tlm ; committee was organized, John D. . ¦ v<junninp eletted president and Edward ; Keogh elected aecretary. The com- j mittee held many mcetingii and ex : aminedthe question thoroughly, oh — taining the opinion and views of citi- i State Health Department after a per¬ sonal examination of the Village ^ap¬ peared before tnia Ctinimittee and hj- vised the installation of u Sewer Sys¬ tem. His report is attached hereto. 8th. The Committee had before it a I'.eport of the State Departnient upon the water wupply wherein it ad- vi.ies that the ct'»!-pool.^ and privies in the neif;lil;orhood are a source of po- Friday Jan. tenlial daneer to the supply and rtc- Saturi'nv, omiiiendd that unless u Sewer System be installed all ce.'^.ipools and privies within a radius of not les.s than .")!iu feet of the wells he m ide watertight. The report alao alfirms that the wat er supply although not dangerously Dolluted at the time of this inspection, is subject to pollution, which while apiiarently inactive in its passajKe through the soil, muy at almost an> time become active and dangerous. ath. It was also apparent that in many cases the first warning of the Single copies of tho Ueview for .sule at Greenblatt's and Braithwaite's, Ra.l- road Avenue; MichnofT's, Nassau County Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. Main Street: DaSilva's.VVest Merrick Road. tf. j Sewer Meeting Jan. 261 Village Trustees ' ¦A^ ^^^ regular meeting ot the Vil Freeport, Jan. 6.4-After receiving I igg^ goard Thursday afternoon per- Recommend at Least Five Year's Wait . HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE r:."«n tini Sunday . Monday, Fuenday, 'A'ednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday, C. Milton Foreman, lumber and ' hardware, has our thanks for a pretty CHiendar. (orSMr^iv Hf. fnr H-n.,,.«t.,a 7 8 il 10 11 12 13 11 l.'i .k. 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At the same meeting of the Village sewtr system, that there is danger IjOard at whicli tiit majority report of of the water supply cf tl..sv;ilgjie the Se\V( r Cor:imiltte was received, beroiiiinv contaminated l)y luti rapid the minority report was presented i growth of that section just tt. tba later in the afternoon ! J I'l^h;! Mer-] north vf the municipiii standpipe, and Mrs. Trubenback Friday morning at 1 :.'u a telephone mesaage was received in Freeport that a serious tite threatened the destruc¬ tion nf a large portion cf the business Ispction of Hempstead, Lut the inform¬ ant stated that vvhik waiting for hia 520 for sidewalks C'.nneclion, he had been watching the htr husband, H. l. rison. The report is a« follows: To the hor"rst)ie V lilnge B^ard and Taxpayers of the Vii:at;t cf Free [lort: We,the undersigned, representing the minority members, disagree with the majority report of.the commission a;r-:ir:te;i by the taxpayers of the Vil lage of Freepo t, to investigate and study the qoestion of a sewer .system i for the Village of Freeport, on the j Demands Street Repairs j Kfonnd that we fail to see a present in view of tbis, ne gHve c risiderabl*!^ attention to this pnin'. '.Vt an in¬ formed on good B'.lthorify that thtre is no im:i'.jJ:..'.c danger irom this sec¬ tion for some years to come under the system now in use, and which has, been referred to before, that is, the emptying of the cesspools as often gf-^ neces.sary under the supervision of tW Board ef Health. We are also in¬ formed that absoiut* safety in this respect could be acquired by tJie Board f Health passing a rule that nil cess- Mrs. Blanche Trubenliack aj^peured before the Village Board Ti.ursday afternoon and asked that a rebate of on Jay Stret due Trubenback, since zens, professional men and btate oHi-;., . , " , , . . c ,. ... .._ . . ". ." 1 the actual overHowiiig had occurrea cial^ familiar with the subject and : ^ ...i_^ ,_ .: ., _ . . ,: acquainted with the needs of the vil¬ lage. Individual members of the committee made personal examina tion of loc'il conditions atTecting the question, through personal visits and inspection of the various parts of the viluge. especially congested sections, and examined numerous ceaspools and the general conditions in the imniv- diate neighborhood thereof. The committee had a meeting eapecially for a conilatatiun with the physicians' at which Drs. Fletcher, need of cesspools cleaning \vb« when Edward C. McCourt haa taken tbe barbel shop formerly conducted by iat which time the surrounding ground Fred hngrotf, who has left town, iwas covered with etlluvia and contam- i ination making a dangemus disease ^ new traflic sign has been placed I bear ng condition. , 3^ jhe corner of Merrick Road and I liJih Your .ommittee makes "o Majn .street, with instructions "keep i spread to a clothing store on the east bate until the otber accounta jhnding as to cost of upkeep or con-, to right" which can be read from any and the E. J. Prav Meat Market on 1 settled , atruction as it waa not possible for it j direction. the west, was gaining headway. See- i After a discussion with Mrs fire, and it seemed under control and last May, be paid. She was informed the help would not be needed. that there were billa for light and Thinking such a tire would be inter- water outstanding againat her proper- esting to watch. Chief H. E. Pearsall ty on North Main Street for whicii her , immediately went over to Hempstead, husband as tbe provider for the fam- and found that tbe lire, which had ily was responsible, and the Board did started in the Lush Pharmacy, had not feel like paying the sidewalk re- were necessity for l>urdening the taxpayers f pm,,^ j,,"",j,(.t,p^ houses in that dis Dean, Hoag. Steele, French, Newton •nd Lindsay were present, and was ably assisted in its investigations by Dr. Runcie, the Health Officer of the village. This re|)ort is not signed, but by deduction, it seems tbat it is the re¬ port of Messrs. Gunning, Keogh, Nos- w<'rthy, .Nygren and Sealey. Yoor Committee respectfully sub¬ mits tb» foilowiag findings as a re¬ salt of its investigatioas. 1st. The Village of Freeport has a popolation at present of over Seventy- five hundred (7500) persons. Its growth has been remarkable, greatly exceeding the normal increase of other vilkiKes throtfgkoat the Stnte and the belief is warranted that such growth will continue and greatly exceed itu proportion io tfae immediate future. Tbis increase in popalatioa is mainly of people en comfortable and well to do circumstances, who foraaerly reaid¬ ed in tbt; citifes and wbo r«qjire and demad healthful and modem conven¬ iences and aurroundinga. To encourage and promote this con¬ tinual increase in population, the vil¬ lage must provide facilities, at least equal and if possible excee.dinK those olTered by other residential sections of the State. 2nd. This iocreaje in population has resulted in a condition of conges¬ tion in tbe business section and m some of the residential sections, which promises to incease in tlie immediate future. Srd. Your CtMomittee iinds that tbere are at prearflt in the Village 1788 cesspools, y grease traps and I to secure sufficient data upon which, j to base accurate figures and it is of : the opinion that this matter should I be left to the Board of Trustees who jean secure estimates and propositions I frorn competent contractors aa to the 1 coat and upkeep and submit a detailed j proposition to the Taxpayers for a : vote'thereon. Tru ing the conditions, he offered the ser- benback a resolution was passed crea- Rufus R. Rhodes, whe haa conducted ¦ ''/-'"'!f.'''^f¦'¦"P" Department to jt.ng ?14.90 of the amount due on a the Nassau Studio on Church street ^ <-^'" '^,"='"''''»"'^^'*'« ^'^^^ "m 'm-; light bill against the Trubenback since June, has closed his studio and ! "lediately accepted, more bose and the jay Street propertv anil the balance secured a position as photographer jn ^ ?'*«"'«¦¦ ^emg an immediate necessity ; of $5.10 to be credited on a similar Bridgeport Conn Uf any part of the block was to be ; bill on the North Main Street proper- saved. At 2:21 the Chief sent in Call ty of Vfrs. Trubenback, who said I No. 6 from Hempstead, with instruc-i there was "nothing doing," as they The annaal election of officers of ; tiona that Hose -> and 4 (mntnrnr^uffnt i ,ij * . n. -.- Bl . ni ,. -I, I. I- IA . aa t t-'uns mat nose _ ano « tmoior (w wenM would not accent the proposition. Freeport Club will be held next Mon- j anj the steamer should ana- .t once. , she claima there are some overcharges day evening Janaary 10. The follow- . Hose 1 and 3 (horse drawn) to remain ; ]" the bills referred to, which she mg nominations have been made by in their quarters with horses harnessed i would trv to adiust when the nominating committee: Preaident. I until dismissed, to be able to answijr C. Dwight Baker; vice president, I »"> call in Freeport immediately. At of thi^ village with the tremendous expense of a sewer system. Thia commission was appointed to make a thorough study of FVeeport as to its sewerage disposal and to report back whr ther er not a iimdern munici¬ pal plant was an immediate necessity. At the outset, this village ia to be commended on thoetliciency of the men comprising its Board of Health. We can truthfully say as men of active experience in village affairs for more than ten years past that by reason of the activity of tbe State and local 'Boards of Health.the cesspijol problem I is taken care of tifty per cent, better I than it was ten years ago. By the ; prevailing system of rigid inspection, I tbl' Board of Health is alwavs inform- trict be made .sanitary and waterproof. We are advised also that a protection against any possible danger to ths people (if thia village from contamin¬ ation of their water, lays in the lib¬ eral use of chlorine gas mixed with the water at the standpipe on the appeariince of any evidence of vege¬ table matter whatever. We are told that this is an absolute gaarantee against any of the known dangers. There is one thing we wish to re¬ mind the alarmist of, and that ia thia fact. If any exigency should arise, whnreby our water should become con¬ taminated, or our water supply check¬ ed for any reason, that under an agreement ^with the City of New York whereby the latter was permit- CONCLUSIONS 1st. The Water Sapply of our Vil¬ lage is in danger of pollution at tbe present moment from contamination by seepage from adjacent cesspool, i L^^-j-g. Mabee; secretary. John S. j the'same time ihe "po[ic7'd;partment Samner; treasurer, Charles M. Van-, notified all patrolmen to keep extra deroef; directors, for t»o years, Wil- ! watch for fires in Freeport. Hose 4 ham H. Grace, August V. Johnson, | followed Hoae 2 in quick succession Montgomery M. Milbank and For.est S. Duobar. and privies ind. Many of t'he cesspools in the built up portion of the Village are a source of danger in consequence of their onsanitsry conditions and of their age, which prevents a proper cleansing of their contents by perco lation through the surrounding earth. Srd. The danger of unsanitary cess¬ pools in the congested portions of the ' Village is a danger to the whole Vil- \ lage by reason of possible infection I and contagion, spreading from this he had the opportunity. .Mrs. Trubenback also demanded that Jay Street be repaired at once. She was told there oA no money in the street fund for (Ws purpose, and she must wait; whereupon she filed Thanks Assistiiig Firemeo Hempstead, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1916. APPRECIATION The Hempstead Fire Department Engine 1 made the ron with horses , oral complaint with Health Oflicer n 24 minutes. Truck ^ was sent for , Runcie, claiming that the puddles on that street were a menace to health. j at 3 .-OU and arrived at 3:12. i As fast as the cwn panies arrived ¦ they were placed under Chief Nichols, iand with this large addition to his I forces, Russell Hose Company of I Roosev?lt under Chief William Pear¬ sail, hiving arrived at aboat the same Dr. Runcie promised to give the mat¬ ter immediate attention. Mrs. Carman's Christinas Work Mrs. Etta J. Carman, County Sup¬ erintendent of Relief Work for the \V. C. T. II through the Cnunty W. C. T. , I.._ , u hi 1 1 • ' I I, , U- "f'l her sister gave the L. T. L. of itation and health to prospective resi- , Mineola Fire Department, to its call , "f^°" "j? °'*^^ """' "«*''>" s«x " clock, Mineola their Christmas on December ed of conditions in the village, so that ted to run its pipes through this vil- It U »eld...m that any complaint isijage, Freeport haa the privilege of made on this subject. The whole Commission approached its task seriously and conscientiously, realizing that tbe first ()Ueation for it to settle was whether there was a present necessity for tlie adoption of a modern municipal sewer system in tbis village. If this was decided in , tapping the New York City water pipea ami getting ita water at a price much lower tban it supplies itself now. The village authoritiea have not been asleep on this question of our water contamination and sewerage disposal. This very matter was tak- the afiirmative, the nature and char- ' g" yj, g^veral years ago and aubmitted acter of such a system would be the I to a very eminent engineer, who next step to consider, followed by the i pointed nut that any d>inger from this approximate cost and the methods <«f ! source would not be possible for a payment thereof. 1 j^^g ^^ile to come, and that all dan- It was on the question of the pres whatever could be entirely eliniin- ent necessity for the adoption of a I ^teo if the water plant wells were sewer system that our Commission ' 1^^^,^^^^ pfty feet more, wher«. a new source and especially the danger of! wishes to acknowledge the splendid !'""**•""'* ""'"*'^'"'*'y K«"ing busy, infection of articles of food exoosed 1 response of Chief Pearsall and the : "^ ''.*» ¦'^'^'" "K^* ^*»« *>"¦« ''¦'^'< ¦"<! for aale in these localities. j Freeport Fire Department; Chief i'*"'^"', " ^«* """"tw had it under con- 4th. Modern conditions require | Pearsall and the Rooeevelt Fire De-' "¦°'' """°"Kn there was no diminish- that Freeport offer inducement of san-Apartment and Chief Buhler and the I'"»«'"'*'*'''"» °'"»ter being poured dente to induce them to locate herein . for assistance on Friday moming, for their vwn benetit and for tbe at-' December 31, 1915. tendant benefits in the shape of in-' Too much credit cannot be given to creased valuation of property. ' the men who so unselfishly beiped in £th. An increase in population and ' a fight that at one time seemed hope- in the ocoopation and use of land by less. Aid at auch a tirae is truly appre ciated. Arthor 1.. Nichola, Chief. Saccessful Dance for Charity an influx of new citizena will reduce the amount of taxable property. 6th. It is impossible for oor Vil¬ lage to stand still, it must either go forward or backward, and no means should be neglected to make it pre¬ eminent in the list of Villages in the State of New York. Tth. Tb«' health of our Village, and port Club last Wednesday evening wa 758 privies, in aX* t total of S4M9 con-1 its sanitary conditions, at the present a very pleasing and successful affair. tainers. 4th. Inspection of these oontainers Villages in the Stt 1 show record in tbese resp. tts, but it is oar ' weather, but those who did attend had duty to safeguard iind protect our-; a good time. The Club was appropri- selves from fear of future contamina- j ately decorated with Christmas greens tion of oor Water Supply and from an I and treea. The music was furnished epidemic of dirt diseases, which fol- 1 by Cordes' Orchestra of Brooklyn, lows careleacness in the disposal of | Refreshments were served. The pro- cesspool contents. . ceeds were for the Neighborhood Sth. Yoor Qommittee feels that Workers, the amount received not hav- tiie matter of tbe installation of a ing yet been announced. Sewer System ahould be immediately initiated by tbe Village authorities and that such system should be upon sucb a plan as to comprehend the whole when Hose 4 was dismissed and re- ifi. xhe membera received pocket- turned to Freeport, Hose 2 and the , books, handkerchiefs, penholders, can- T.uck following shortly afterward, dy and cake and each girl an outing the steamer being the last te leave, at flannel skirt about 6:30. Great credit is due Chief Mrs. Carman wishes to thank all Nichols for bis work, all Fieeport otfi- his direct was divided, the majority memtiers holding there wss a present necessity, and We, of the minority, dissenting for the reasons we aball endeavor to ael forth in thia report. At the out- and inexhaustible aupply water sup¬ ply would be reached below a very tirm clay eubstratB, The cost of do¬ ing this was estimated at $2000. The question of contamination of set, let us say tnat we cannot attempt ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^u,,,,,y ^^ ^^e north of the to refute all the arguments aet forth , pi^^t. w,hich seemed serious to us at in the written report of the majority ¦ j^e outset, we now believe to' bavt- members, for the reason that we have ^e^n disposed of absolutelv. and we Mrs. (.arman I ...,.i,.,.n ,1.1 ...|> nwiia, aa.a x ic<:H»ii um- pgrsons who helped her for tho needy . J cers and men being under his direct "f Freeport. There were n..t aa manv orders, and his coolness and utter lack "g u^^a, ^^o donated tbis year. How¬ ever she and her aister made 8f* skirts in the buainess eection of the Village shows many of tbem to be in in a dan- Keroas condition requiring immediate attention, many of thero witbio a few feet of habitations and some in close proximity to groceriea, meat shops aod other placea wbere food is offered for sale. In some cases ice boxes io batcher shops, groceriea. confectionery stores ware found to be connected with ceis- poola, which were also connected witb toileta used by families and tenants id tbe hoates by which they were served. 5th. The coat of cleaning these containers as found by tbis committee, varies, but it may safely be assured that the average yearly coat for eacb container ia not less tban Ten Dollars per annum, making a total expense to tbe property owners of this Village of not less than Tbirty-tive thousand Dol- , lara per annum, not taking into ac-' count the coat of construction and of excitement commanded the admira¬ tion of his townspeople. The Chief ^ ^nd 6 nightgowns and dressed 1.^, dolls expressed in no uncertain language hia i for the poor cbildren of the village, thanka to the Freeport Department. ; jhe girla received two skirts and toys. Over sixty men from Freeport ^nd the boya, toys, booka or games The charity dance held at the Fre*- T^"'"'^'*''"=''"• V"^ *^^ following «nd candy, popcorn and nuts. clippings from the Hempstead papers The Freeport W. C. T. U. .sent 10 tell what was tbought of their work : jittje bags for mothera, containing 2 moment are in no danger and few i The number present was not so large ri '^*''*'^'"'"^^ '',.'*.,"^ **'*,,**,''''''' spools of cotton, pins, needles, tbim- better SB last year on account of the bad ! "/P"'!"'"'""** C'"*'P*""""- ''°°" ble, buttons and everything for a after his apparatus began its work the ",other to use for sewing, flames were under control and thei It is requested for the White Rib- crowd which had become restless and , ^on recruits who would like to be en- excited, breathed easier The force rolled another year that their mothers of their streams soon made itself felt ,end their names and their dues to the and in half an hour the fire which an-1 home of Mrs. Carman, who is superin. C. T. U. til this time had been considered he-1 tendent for the County W. C. yond control was wrested of its energy | white Ribboners, 60 Brooklyn. Wins Against L I. R. R. Th« jary in the United States Dis- -rK-Vp ";iu*T *" J*""""'-! The dues are 10 cents a year, half of Chief Pearsall had come to Hemp-1 ^hich goes to the blind babies. This stead in his automobile, and whenjie | Christmas they sent them 6 bonnets, 6 bibs, dresses and other garments, all saw that the entire section was liable to destruction he offered tbe services of the Freeport Department to Chief Village and to provide fora trict Court in Manhattan, in the case I m^'k*. "^tP*'" "'P"! . population of at least 40,000 persons, , of Pauline Darnell, of Memphis. Tenn.. 1 flunhn; H t° •*=«P'*f •» <"«•• "« tbat auch made and that before such plan is ac- j p»ny"^Vr"|M.OOo"'arieg*ed'''drra *" **"' *'"•'?«• plan sbould be carefully against the Long Island Railroad Com 60,000 alleged verdict in her favor new. Mrs. Carman received a very nice letter of thanks. If yoa send your White Ribboner's name and dues you will save Mrs. Carman the trouble telephoned to Freeport and tbe alarm .._..,.___ .. "__ "—.,"" . . ..•, ''^'''''"iof going around so much. She had cepted by the Village Trustees a prop- ¦ rendered a verdict in her favor of °"««"""""*«• two automobile wsigons j 137 names on her last year's roll book er bond should be obtained from the , |2500. I'".'" .*^"'"P<"'* "«"'" "'•"P'V'**^ ""^ 1 and hopes to have as many or more makers thereof guaranteeing the I Mis» Darnell was seriously injured, ! «" '''"""•.°' ''•/". ^"^^,'^ *» '^« this year. and her mother and sister killed, when . :'!\u •'" ?'^ ""ot"' trock also came The Colored W. C. T. U. had their and their steamer, which was drawn, Christmas treat of writing paper, came and was atationed books, toys, dolls, candy. Mrs Car- reenwich Streets. Too , ">" ^ould be glad to receive dona cannot be given the fire-1 tions of any kind for her needy at any only of Hempatead bot of | tin,e not only at Christmas and she . would like second hand clothes that are sufficiency of the plan and the speciti- pairs. _ In addition to the cost of cleaning ' aicvre the efficient working of tbe sys-'' nell rWeived a verdict of $12 000."was tbera is also tbe grave danger of polu-1 tem. ,et aside by the United States Su- tion and contamination at tha time ofj 9th. Your Committee estimates i pr^me Court, and sent back for re- cWaning and at tbe carting and dis-j that owing to tbe time reanired fori trial. yaaal of the contents of these contain- the diaposal of honds preparations 1 •ra by leaky wagona through the : of plans and general preliminary work ! gj- Ssis of QlristBas Trees men not Freeport and Roosevelt. — Hempstead Sentinel "Chief Arthur L. Nichols was loud ' good. :_ u- * .i_ , . , Mta. Carman has also received n» « ^?* °/''**"'''"'•**',• ^'•''¦'thanks from the Mineola Home fora irL Fr«^w ?!!: ".PT" '*' ;^?' [donation of clothing for the Childrens' rrom Freeport. The qaickneas of the | Home. •traets of the Village. I it woold be impossible to have any, <tb. Tbe physicians of the Village,! part of the system in working order Over 1000 Christmas traes were i response of tbr Preeport department, whai* names are given herein, infor- prior to January 11»19 aud thereafter ¦*''*''" ^""P*"* Coring tbe Christmaa ; their excellent aqoipment and the way med yo«i Committee that it was their urge tbe necessity of haste in pre- •*•*'"'• **'* numbers ranging in tbe ; they went at tbeir work made their opinion that it would ba of great and senting thu nroposition to the voters ' '•*>008 stores from 50 to 250. Fig-; work very effective. Hempstead peo """"""• i.", ... vr v . laating benefit to the bealth of the for their action. , uring tbe average price of the trees at , pie thoroughly appreciate the work of ! ?"°"*'X;*Jf "''^';«''*"''^^^^ Village tbat a Sawer System be in- : 10th. The Committee ia ot the i '* efcb. and possibly an average of j the Preeport and other assisting fire-: !"*^' '"i""*:? to both places having atalled as soon aa possible, that in the opinion as advised by the State Board I PO"«b'y $2 each for trimming, and tha 1 men."—Hempstead Inquirer, present condition of the congested sec- of Health, vhat the cost of suwera and ; •dditional ainount for other Cbristmas Water waa poured 00 tha rains near- tion, tbere was grave danger to the the upkeep thereof will not be an ad-' decoration, it is safe to say tbat at' ly all the next day. heaith of the whole community and ded burden npon the taxpayers, and '*"*'^"O" *¦¦'*'=«»'«d by the village , Five stores were destroyed by the tbat to await until the immediate ne that the yearly cost will not be as ^^^e'tnen'o'this class of goods in ^ flames: Madame Annette, fadies-'farn- caasity and actual diaease conditions great as^the present buHen of cost of """"*'<'" *'*'' the Christmas busi- ishings-John Schwarta. haberdashery; made sach a course compulsory would cleaning cesspools and privies, at tbe t*'*t. fhe Lush Parmacy, E. J. Pray Meat b. inviting a peril which would be saiue time eliminatng tbe cost of con ' ..T-Jm p ,, • p^,j^ . . , ' Market .nd a cobbler shop. A Chin- ijrightened away, and at Mrs. Eliza IOO roweU m rottdCS AgaU.' ene laundry to the west wa. damaged^teth Conklin's house, on North Ocean The following item is from one of ' "* water. In addition there were a Avenue, they took our staff reporters: number of tenanU with aeveral busi- Charlos S. Powell (familiarly known : '>^' P>*<:e" over tbe stores, and the aa Todd Powell) of Freeport is urged '°*" '¦ niaced hy Cbief Nichols as be by bis friends to be a candidate for tbe - tween $75,00t/ and $100,000. Democ'.-atic nomination of Sheriff this Fall. In an interview Mr. PoWRllaays "thst he has nn desire or aspiration for any office, as his preaent vocation - of real estate auctioneering is good enough for him." It is hinted, a per disastroua. .. )\ straction and repairs of the preaent and 7th. This Chief Engineer of the future cesspools. Bargains in Furs. White Fox Sets $7.25. Leopard sets $6.75. Brown Coney $6.60. Muffs $2.75. Children's aats $1.25 up. Kegel's, 47 Raiiroad Ave.. Freeport. AdvcrtlMiaeiit Holiday Burglars at Work Freeport, Jan. 3—Two burglaries been effected by uaing a screw driver In each instance, tbe crime occurred after the local firemen had gone to as¬ sist at the fire at Heinpstead. At tbe hom« of Mrs. William H. Scholl, 86 West Lincoln Place, the thieves obtained two rings, a watcb Ktmriaaat ...A ui.1 u '» /-u• i ""d two stick plos bofjre they were Market eno a cobbler shop. A Chin- ijrightened away, and at Smith & Bedell, in their advertisu- Using Coar^ Room Town Justice of the Peace Corodon Norton at the Village Board meeting Thursday ofl'ered to pay a ''nominal rental" of $12 to tbe village for the the owners of this property, and their rigid regulation under the supervision i of the Board of Healtb. We admit, of coarse, it would be nice and con- Mr. Asch PrMMted ment this week, talk about their effi- use of the Village Court Rooms, cient prencription service. The Board did not want to tnke ac- AOv«.us«i»»Bi tion while Trustee Maxson was Try my special hox of cut flowers, pre'sent, and laid it ovtr ontil the net Ifc for the wtekend. C. R. Ankeis. meeting, it being understood thut florist, Rockville Centre. L.I. Tele-1 Judge ^^oftoo "»'«•» continue to u.se phone connection; delivery anywhere. ' the offices until action was taken by A lvertl«iu-nt *''« Board. I teeman, Dress Suits Hired. Kegel's. Railroad Ave., Freepori. Advcrtlsa •pecial design Smith & Wesson 3S calibre revolver. - Tiroes We started t.) copy the above item, withoat giving credit, but inasmuch as it says the biirglary occurred New Years morning "after the local Jire- men had gone to assist at the fire at Hempatead," which occurred tbe pre- Josepb Asch has been made mansg- ceding morning, we think we had bet- . -- — rrl*j I "".''*'* ^r""^** "^'^'^ *"'""5"'''"Ke ter give the fimef proper credit for [ developers owning thin property, and " " • -¦ - burden themselves with bq enormoua dett at this time, but we think it DresH Suits l!lired. Kegel's.^ 47 should not be done nntil sucb a time Railroad Ave., Freeport. as the greater part of the viliage A<i*>rtia«n#nt needs a manicipal aewer system. not aeen the same and have no knnv- ledge of it.s contents, except that we anticipate generally that it argues for the present necessity of a sewer ayatem The present syatem of sewerage diapoaal in Freeport is by means of cesspools, wh'ch are regularly in¬ spected by the tioard of Heuith sever al times a year. The individual own¬ ers are compelled to keep their ceas¬ pools in a perfectly" sanitary state so that they do not become a nuisance tc the neighbor.lood or a menace to pub¬ lic health. Most of the soil in this section is sandy and poroua, with little or no! clay strata, excejjt in a few places, '¦ such as that part of Fieeport alTected i by the tides. The greater portion ofi the soil of Freeport is of this sandy i nature, and is eaay to care for under 1 the supervision referred t-i in the ! preceding paragraph. j There are just two places in Free-j port at the present time which have I cause to complain of the lack of a ¦ sewer system, namely tbat section on ! Railroad Avenue and Main Street in the congested part of the villnge, and ' that part located in the southern sec- '-. tion where the surface is affected by , the rise and fall of the lide. Outside i of these two instances, we found no ground for complaint of any source. ', In considering conditions on Rail I road Avenue and .Main Street wej found that the trouble in many caaes also believe that the people ot Free- ' port will be loth to burden themselves ; with an enormous public debt at this ; time, if ii in not an absolute necessity. I So that the taxpayers may have *" I idea of the enormity of the taak anu* the probable cost of a sewer system in Freepo't, we will speak briefly of : the result of our inveatigation in this . direction. It will be recalled that in 1912, by vote of the taxiiayers the Village en- ; gineera made a written report to the I Village Board on the question of "A System of Sewerage and Sewage Dis¬ posal" for Freeport, and in that re port, the great difliculty of aewering Freeport was dwelt upon. We quote their language taken from page 7 of their report: "The problem of sewer¬ ing Freeport ia an unuauslly compli¬ cated one. The territory to be sew¬ ered is Very flat, and about one-third uf this ia but a few feet above the mean high tide." The Village engineera planned for a system dividing Freeport into thrse districts, and this division will be absolutely nectssary in the final adop¬ tion of any system for this village. The estimated cost of this system, compiled t>y the Village engineers in 1912, was 1405.686 for piping flfty seven miles of street and erecting the plant. We are informed this figure was probably very conservative, even at that tirne, because in the erection xuu.,u ».-. w,c v.v^ume ¦" m.nj cases j jg^ j neighboring was due to a lack of foresight on the . ^j,,^ ,3^. J,, ,j,^ ^"^j approxi- par of the owners of the property, ,n ^.,e''d $10,000 per mile, we ire in- '^r'ai^^'LT^A'f^ '^*"" ^!!"?'"«'' "P°" I formed and the difficultie confronting all tbe groand they owned, trusting to ' [he "^ngTneeVr rn""tVa't"'v°in;;ge" we« he cesspool, on adjoining properties ; ^^^^^ L, than those that would be to take eare of the seweraice. In - -.l • !?• - ¦>• ¦¦ . . ,,..'', .,. met with in Freeport. many instances tney fa led to build n; . 1 1-l. . l their cesspools large enough, and now , ^* "'* '"'l^, *^" 7*'*:^ "**" ">- find themselves burdenal wUh the '*'" l' '"f" r 12 " ""• **'"". * beavy expense of cleaning them very «""' "^ ? ^i'"? "\r'^." ta TU- A.- ¦ '""='" '"•J' water, the cost per mile is great v in- often. This condition is unfortunate. • 11 » .u if."'"} "• a. . .. . , ," ,'"'^' creased because of the pumping and but It IS purely one for them to so ve 1 k »»> "k "ou individually. Surely, the rest of tbe uther detail work necesaary to he done taxpayers shoald not pay for the lack |'" XJ^^^ft^^^e. of $10, '^J''"^^::i,^!J':!:i:!i.!^'":"^?:'r>i^-. the%ostof p.plng the t 000 per 117 t 1 L.-l, 1 Ulliia, aiiwr a,\itiy vit lii|jiiik ihc fiftV-SeV- ers. We would empbatica v sav to' 1 e . . ¦ i- . ¦• ... . ¦ .K1.-..1.-II.V lajf «¦" en miles of streets in Freeport would the business men owning property on . . <tc-T« cann a ""vim D I J » A »i - *^',.^ •'^ , i amount to $570,000, and every tax- Railroad Avenue and Mam .Street that i. .u . .l. .- I j .u".. t,"..ij 1 .u ¦ I pny«r knows that the estimated cost they should solve their own aewerasre ¦ 1 1 .,. .,. , Ai.i ...I ","ki », ., "•«"'"¦«« IS always lesa than the actua cost, disposal problem until such a time n »• 1 1 ¦ .i.- . ,. . ,u -1, • . . '""" Particu ary is this true, when one when this VI lage IS in a position as •> .1. . .a. . . »•'««:>¦ wur K o ifUBiiiuii aa congiders that the cost of materiai and to population and wealth where it can afTord to have a municipal plant. Taking up the situation as to tfae southern section of F>eeport, where the water level is near the surface, here we have a problem" tbat ift really serious, bnt one fhat can be im ediately remedied without cost to the village. We have in mind here the labor have jumped by leaps and bounds since 1912 wben Smith tt. Mal¬ comson msde their estimate of $406, • 686. In conclusion, we can simply state that ih our opinion the only jostifi:a- tioii for spending from $500,000 to $1,000,000 of tbe taxpayers' money at ..,--.; ." ,.t ..-.«. I I a this time, would be a present danger erection of waterproof fesvooo s bv » -j • • ¦ » ij.o«i ,c».f,uuiB '^y of an epidemic arming from a contam¬ ination of our watet- system by reaaon of the cesspools of the village. Sinea we are firmly convinced tbat there is ".»io«» it tk<. ,».» I .1. . . "^ danger from that source, or from venient it tne rest of the taxoavers of t. . _ a -n . ,. fh!. .iiu.o "".,. *^-' , I any source whatever, and will not ba tnis village would maenanimonslv 1 . ,< .l _ .1 "!, .iT 1 1 , . "'¦•«''¦" ¦"""¦'> for some years to come, if tbe nre- overlook the <.sck of foresight on the "...,;— Lt ^ »« .... ..k...."!. _. part of the few business men and land -, ever that at the proper time Todd j Bank, on Montague Street, Brooklyn, the itam. * might "eek the position of Democratic begi»ning Janouy 1 '1 State Committeeman. n...... 4? Dreas Suits Hired. Railroad Ave., Freeport. Kegel's, ltfT( 47 More Freeport News on Page 8 cautions referred to are observed, wa can see no necessity for adopting a sewer system al tbe present time and imposing that burden on the taxpay¬ ers. Tbe time is bound to eome, bow- ever, when Freeport, with its ever ,7;,;:7"':ji":"'L"'''"T'', .- increasing popuation and growth wil* It was argaed by thosa enbnsiaatiC) ___ — r tba immediate installation of a (Continu.id on page «)
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MINORmr SAY NO NECESSITY FOR HASTE
Insist That No Delay Should Be Tolerated
At the reeolar nit-i'ting of the Vil¬ lage Board of Tru'tees Thursday af¬ ternocn H mHJority rfjiort on the sewer proposition was received.
This rommittee consisting of ex- Presidentf John I), tiunning, James Dean and iJaniel Morrison, ex Tros- te» Willi .in H. Patt"r9on.>*riVi Frank , H^./vei.-.'^AIvin A. ,^U|||^ .Arthur,
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Discussion in 'Fly Fishing Forum' started by Stonefish, Nov 1, 2013.
Update - Trailer found, truck still missing.
After someone came and knocked on our door telling us that they'd seen someone trying to break into our truck a couple of years ago (when there was a rash of thefts in our neighborhood) I looked around for an affordable GPS tracking device, since I'd much rather be able to use a web-enabled app to instantly track my care instead of waiting for police equiped with a LoJack thingy to find the time to hunt for my car.
At first it looked like pretty much everything required a monthly subscription, but I found these guys who sell an in-dash unit(takes about half as much dash disassembly as a stereo-install, then plugs into your ) for ~$150, and sell a-la-cart traces, so there are no ongoing fees. I think I paid about ~$20 for 20 traces, but I think that they have cheaper plans as well.
I can vouch for the fact that it works very well in both urban and super-remote areas, and now it looks like they even sell a "Starter Interrupt Relay" that looks like it can be used to remotely disable the starter (don't think that they had that when I bought it). If you get the package I got (didn't have the stater interrupt relay when I bought mine) it will probably set you back ~$200 (if you do the install yourself), but it's cheap insurance and might even get you a discount from your insurer.
Worked well for me so I thought I'd pass it along.
Sorry about your truck Stonefish. Glad your trailor was recoverd and hope your rig follows suit and soon.
(I didn't intend for this post to get so long and hesitated a long time before hitting "Post Reply".)
Did a bit of surfing and learned WA rates #6 in a ranking of highest vehicle theft rates by state. It also leads the nation with 71% of stolen vehicles recovered (that article did not indicate the condition of these recovered vehicles). CA leads the country in number of stolen vehicles.
One article indicated states and cities that are close to the U.S./Mexican border have a higher incident of theft due to the ability to sell them across the border. It also stated WA has a high rate due to it having easy access to Canada.
I found it interesting that in the half dozen or so web sites I read, not one not mention drugs or drug users as a significant factor in vehicle theft rates. This came as a huge surprise to me. WA use to have a record seting number of meth labs, but as of 2012 we have come way down with only 8 labs reported that year. This has been attributed to keeping cold meds that contain pseudoephedrine under lock and key. We do happen to be were the two major meth manufacturing areas northern distribution routes converge.
I still wonder if meth users are not selling stolen vehicles to those who sell them accross the border.
Drugs are not a victimless crime, society is the victim. It causes me great mental anguish when I think that tax dollars are being given to drug users so they can continue their destructive choices, choices that destroy themselves and society's peace of mind (personally, I don't put marijuana in this category, and no, I don't use it). But I wonder if you total all the costs, financial and societal, if it wouldn't be cheaper to subsudize them with houseing, food and dope. It might be cheaper than rehab, prison or crime. It's sad that things have devolved into a condition to where this cockamamie notion found enough traction to crawl it's way to the front of my brain.
I knew people who would steal more shit from people for weed then meth. People stealing for weed is very high, just not as stupid and aggressive as people who steal for meth.
A weed user would steal your tools or jewelry or those types of things, where a meth user will steal the aluminum off the side of your house and all the wiring out of your car..
One of the most important things to remember is that if you pack a weapon BE PREPARED TO USE IT without hesitation, or most assuredly they will use your weapon on you . I like many vets who have had to kill or had someone try to kill them know tis onlt too well although I do like the bury em cover em with molasses especially in bear country hope all is found
One trip I had my friend go get the truck and trailer when I came back to the ramp, he came back saying your trailers there but the truck is gone! I laughed and said quit messing with me and than found he was serious!
I was in Oregon, launched in Rainier and took my drifter across to the mouth of the Cowlitz for salmon fishing. when I called police they came and told me "yeah they come over the bridge from Washington steal rigs and drive back over" strange how they knew exactly how and where they were doing it but had not stopped them.
My truck had custom lift, brand new tires, and custom bars so the first thing I did was go to all the 4x4 shops in Kelso and give them a list of custom parts and vehicle description. than went to police station to make sure they had a list of all custom parts and description of vehicle. I wasn't going to rely on police to worry about my truck and just hope they randomly pulled it over. all the shops had a list of parts and the police office also had a list so that when sold they could connect it with my truck and trace!
They pulled the guy over 3 days after he stole it and I was told he had over 200 keys on him (kelso washington) tires and wheels traded for bald cheap crap, music system gone, but the bars were still on and one of the reasons they pulled him over! my work on description and parts to look for!
They called me while they had him pulled over asking if this was my truck, I had to give vin. number and description to confirm it was mine. then they told me they had to tow it and i would have to pay for it. What a pain in the ass. but the guy got busted and thrown in jail. I suggest doing a bunch of work yourself on your vehicle to help the overly worked police force.
We were having brake-ins at the troutdale boat ramp on the Sandy river. I lived close and went to a block meeting with police and was told they check the area for homeless people twice a year. there are camps all over on the other side of the freeway. than the officer told us they usually find 6 to 7 "wanted by warrants" homeless living in the area! the police station is 5 minutes from this area in Troutdale and they only check these people twice a year! I was "OUTRAGED" and chewed the officer out in front of a bunch of old people who didn't say shit "BLOCK MEETING" 5 minutes away and they only check twice a year and find people who have warrants every time in multiple numbers! This in my opinion is a "BUNCH OF BULLSHIT" when asked what happens when these people come in the neighborhoods and brake into cars and the such I was told "OH THAT'S JUST SMALL CRIME" and that they don't worry to much about that.
I try and stand behind the police but when shit like this happens and you deal with all of it you learn what "YOU" must do to "PROTECT YOURSELF" and do the homework yourself.
These parks are homes for the homeless, even in town now the parks are full of people sleeping on park benches everywhere, out of money and desperate! I live some 10 miles from downtown and every park has it homeless. I don't pack all the time but my pump shotgun is loaded and leaning against my bed post!
Another time I was duck hunting in the gorge off the freeway and walking in. had hunted the day before and parked in the same area way off the freeway in a spot that gets used a lot for parking.
All of a sudden my cell rings, I answer and it's Derek my friend who is on this site. he explains there is a "tow truck" hooked to my rig!
Now let me explain something! both days I was passing a red tagged (means tow vehicle left on side of highway) police will red tag vehicles when left to long and it was about 1 mile up the freeway where this tow truck would have to drive right by to see my rig way off the road that was not red taped but "CUSTOM BUILT" for plenty of parts to sell fast. the local tow truck was hooked to my rig though and not the red flagged chevy blazer down the highway! the only reason this guy didn't steal my rig was the RR working in the area and someone knowing my rig and calling me! The tow truck had left of course before I could get there with my shot gun and force him to wait for police and explain to them why he was hooked to my rig.
Now I called the local state police in The Dalles and reported it and wanted them to research the local tow truck places in town and see who the hell was tying to steal my truck! "THEY BLEW ME OFF" saying it's fairly normal for tow trucks to clear parked vehicles from the freeway. even after I explained how far off the road and the red flagged chevy he had to pass to get to my rig "THEY COULDN'T GIVE A SHIT PLAIN AND SIMPLE"
I called local tow services myself and went on a rant with each one about one of them trying to steal my rig and state police were notified of this so maybe they might think twice next time they hook to a non tagged rig with a tagged one so close by.
But man make sure you wear your fucking seat belt and don't talk on your phone or you will catch hell!
If you think tow truck services - metal selling companies - parts and services companies and many more "COMPANIES" from trailer sales to parts and service don't dwell in "theft of vehicles" ---- think again!
And it's no longer meth, it's Heroine. because of OXI CODINE --- heroine is just as easy to get now for the younger generation as it is to get meth and almost as cheap!
Shoot someone.... then go to jail. I'm all for gun rights and self defense, but shooting someone for stealing your rig...?
Serious consequences for someone who was doing society a solid.
I'd never be able to pull the trigger on someone who is only stealing my car. Beating them into the afterlife with a baseball bat wouldn't be out of the question.
A few months later, the thief's dad was busted for stealing a car... Like father like son. I think they should make that guy a cop as part of his sentence. Hitting a guy from 60 ft plus away, in the head... that's a good shot!
Get yourself a "throw-down" don't know what that is? too bad I'm not telling you.
Shoot the sob and then call the cops. "But officer it was clearly self defense, there's the weapon he shot at me with, on the ground next to him"
Thanks a lot, Obama.
No, you got it all wrong, it's Bush's fault...
Yeah......I call Bullshit!
People steal because they are f'n losers. Who cares what they're on. Until there are negative consequences to their actions, nothing will change. We all know that this behavior isn't even on the police's radar and as such nobody gets punished. If a few of these dirtballs were caught and thumped on, maybe they'd learn. I'd have no problem beating someone into submission for any crime against my property. Completely their choice having put themselves into that situation. I have nothing but respect for our police but it seems more important to enforce traffic violations than more serious crime.
I'd also have no problem showing up a minute after someone launches their rig just to watch. We could actually coordinate this to show up (maybe sit back in a non conspicuous area) for a bit after someone else launches before we launch our own rig. Last person to show up does so in a car or bike and watches from a distance for an hour or two. All we do is talk about it while these people hit the same areas over and over.
remove distributor cap before leaving vehicle
Don't most cars/trucks built in the past 10 years have solid state distributors instead of mechanical distributor caps? Can you pop those out just as easily?
Another option to consider is a hidden kill-switch.
I have an old vehicle.


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Another approach for the overall heating is to use gas. Most churches don't use gas for the baptistery elements, but around 5 percent of them actually do. But when it comes to actually heating the air of the church that the baptistery section is situated in, there's definitely a sense in which the two types of heating are done differently. And for this a gas heater is actually sometimes used to make sure the church itself is warm even if a circulation heater that uses electricity is used in order to heat the actual tank itself. This means that it's perfectly fine since it's already been proven by other churches to be viable.


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$23 Million Payout to I.R.S. in Hollywood Plea Deal
Matthew Krane, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion, will repay some of the proceeds from his deal for Haim Saban.
June 10, 2011, Friday
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Sun Valley 2010 in Pictures
DealBook presents a compilation of photos of top moguls from the 2010 Allen & Company retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho.
July 7, 2010, Wednesday
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Disney Sells Franchise Mothers Didn't Like
The media investor Haim Saban said Wednesday that he had bought back the rights to his biggest franchise, "Power Rangers," from the Walt Disney Company and had licensed the show to Nickelodeon, the children's cable channel owned by Viacom.
May 13, 2010, Thursday
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Haim Saban Goes Into Brand Management
The media investor Haim Saban is moving into brand management and licensing. The Saban Capital Group will plow $500 million into Saban Brands, a new company dedicated to acquiring entertainment and consumer brands and exploiting them through retail,...
May 6, 2010, Thursday
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Haim Saban Goes Into Brand Management
Haim Saban plows $500 million into Saban Brands, a brand management and licensing company.
May 5, 2010, Wednesday
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Lions Gate Brings New Investor to Tiger Gate
Lions Gate Entertainment said Monday it is forming a joint venture with a private investment group to expand its pay television operations in Asia, The Associated Press reported.
April 6, 2010, Tuesday
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Lawmaker Denies Effort for Lobbyists
Representative Jane Harman said Tuesday that she had not contacted the White House or any other agency about an investigation of two pro-Israeli lobbyists.
April 22, 2009, Wednesday
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Lawmaker Is Said to Have Agreed to Aid Lobbyists
Representative Jane Harman was overheard on calls agreeing to seek favorable treatment from the Bush administration for two pro-Israel lobbyists investigated for espionage.
April 21, 2009, Tuesday
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The average pro cyclist trains 20 to 30 hours a week and logs 20,000 to 25,000 miles each year—farther than the average American drives in that time. Too many of us mere mortals mistakenly believe we need to approach that sort of volume to reach our peak. But if you work 40 or more hours per week, cramming in another 20 on the bike may wear you down rather than speed you up. The best results come from a smart blend of rides of all lengths and durations. Long, steady efforts are still important for boosting your circulatory system's network of capillaries, which enables you to deliver more nutrient-and oxygen-rich blood to your cells and increases your body's fat-burning ability. But don't turn up your nose at outings that last less than two hours. Exercise science shows that you can build speed, raise your sustainable pace and even ratchet up your endurance with rides that last between 30 and 75 minutes. To meet your cycling goals, mix it up: Each week clock one long ride--three hours will do for most riders--and take at least one day off. On the other days, choose from among the following workouts.
If You Have...30 to 45 minutes
30-SECOND BLASTS Warm up for 10 minutes, sprint all out for 30 seconds, then spin easy for 21/2 minutes. Do this 12 times, then spin easy to cool down. Don't perform this workout on back-to-back days or more than twice a week. The Benefit Research shows that all-out 30-second intervals can improve your VO2 max—the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during extreme exertion. One study found that seasoned cyclists improved VO2 max by 3 percent and 40k time-trial speed by more than 4 percent in four weeks thanks to sets of these intervals.
SPIN-UPS Warm up for five minutes, then shift into a small gear and spin up to as fast a cadence as possible while maintaining a quiet upper body and smooth pedal stroke for one minute. Recover for three minutes. Do six to eight intervals, then cool down. As the efforts become easier, increase the duration of the fast spins and decrease recovery. The Benefit You'll improve your efficiency by shifting some effort from your easily fatigued legs to your more resilient cardiovascular system. If you typically push big gears, it will take some time before the higher cadence feels right.
THE MEANDER When is the last time you totally unplugged, tossed a leg over your bike and rode like a kid? Yeah, we thought so. Leave the bike computers and agendas behind, jump on a bike—any bike—and ride around. Enjoy the breeze, the lawn ornaments in your neighborhood and the sights and sounds of your local rec path. The Benefit Easy movement will loosen your legs, help your body recover from previous hard efforts and make you feel happy and recharged.
If You Have...45 to 60 minutes
THE TRIPLE THREAT Warm up for 15 minutes. Then boost your intensity until you're working very hard (a 9 on a rate of perceived exertion, or RPE, scale of 1 to 10). Hold that intensity for three minutes. Recover for three minutes. Repeat two more times. Finish your ride at a moderate pace, including a cooldown. The Benefit Your VO2 max is your fitness ceiling. To raise that roof, you need to do lung-searing efforts like this one that force your body to find ways to increase VO2 capacity.


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i feel bad for Vitor and Wandy...
i feel bad for Vitor and Wandy...
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
On the latest edition of UFC Tonight yesterday evening, Ariel Helwani informed the viewers that the former PRIDE champion made a bold prediction about Sonnen's upcoming bout with fellow Brazilian star Mauricio Rua.
A gutsy claim indeed by "The Axe Murderer," considering "Shogun" is just 2-2 since losing the UFC light heavyweight strap to current champ Jon Jones at UFC 128 in March 2011.
I guarantee that @ShogunRua will retire @Sonnench in their fight on @FOXSports1. @wandfc according to @arielhelwani— UFC Tonight (@UFCTonight) July 24, 2013
Sonnen already said his goal is to fight Wand and Belfort at MW.
I cant really comment on Wandy. I have never really seen him fight off his back. Sonnen should stay the hell a way from Vitor and worry more about Souza.
Anderson Silva:
Best Fighter on the planet.
A Sonnen upset over Shogun would be awesome.
Cheat has a chance at the current day Wandy and most likely wins. If he fights smart and stays in Vitors face he can win that to.
As for Shogun, it is the same as Vitor, Chael needs to stay in Shoguns face give him no room and GnP to a victory.
HE does not need to stand with Vitor or Shogun, if he does we know what will happen
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