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Updated: 03/08/2007 - A Bill aimed at promoting treatment as an alternative to prison for drug offenders has cleared the House Judiciary Committee.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - A Bill aimed at promoting treatment as an alternative to prison for drug offenders has cleared the House Judiciary Committee.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - A new toll free phone number is helping parents find the proper child care.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - A long time area organization finally has a place to call home. The Bowling Green Warren County AARP chapter is the largest and fastest growing chapter in Kentucky. They are also the only local chapter in the state to have their own office.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - Measures are underway to make Bowling Green the next smoke-free city in Kentucky. American Cancer Society volunteers have been tracking down Bowling Green business owners and residents to get their feedback on having a smoking ban.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - Read on to find out what happens to those who cheat on their taxes and to learn more information on a new part of your tax return that you should know about.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - Todd County High School Boy's Soccer coach, Ben Drummond was acquitted of 3rd Degree rape Wednesday, March 7, 2007. The 12-member jury deliberated for an hour-and-a-half before returning with the "not guilty" verdict.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - Crime Stoppers needs your help in continuing to make our community a safer place to live and work.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - In Muhlenberg County, public comment is being sought on the report addressing water quality problems at Pond Creek.
Updated: 03/08/2007 - A Clarksville woman has entered pleas on five felony counts in Todd Circuit Court. Paula Marie Terrones pleaded guilty to the five counts today, Wednesday, March 7, 2006, which arise from the theft of nearly $280,000 from the Gutherie Senior Citizens Center's bingo operation.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - The Kentucky House of Representatives has passed legislation that would give coal miners more protection in their underground workplaces.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - A Morgantown man will represent this area on the Kentucky State Fair Board. Governor Ernie Fletcher appointed Sam Moore of Morgantown to the board.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - Fort Campbell and Ft. Knox are among the Army bases that will be visited, following problems found at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - An accident in Butler County sends one person to the hospital. According to Kentucky State Police, 19-year-old Hershel Lacefield was north bound on U.S. 231 when he exited the right side of the roadway and struck a culvert. Lacefield's was ejected from the vehicle after it flipped several times.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - Another measure that has passed the House would keep Kentucky's runoff election in place. House lawmakers voted to pick up the cost of the election to appease county-level officials who called for the runoff to be eliminated.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - Care giving comes in many forms. It can range from simple activities like picking up groceries, taking a loved one to various events; to providing in-home care. However, many caregivers don't know where to begin.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - Republican candidate for governor, Billy Harper, made a couple stops in Bowling Green.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - Today marks the second day in the trial of a Todd County soccer coach accused of having a sexual relationship with a then-15-year-old girl.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - A mine safety bill is on its way to the Senate after a unanimous vote in the House of Representatives.
Posted: 03/07/2007 - Army officers will soon be visiting medical facilities at Kentucky posts in response to the problems at the Walter Reed Medical Center.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - A volunteer editor for the free online encyclopedia Wikipedia has resigned after his credentials were found to be fictitious.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - Kentucky's runoff election would remain in place under a measure that passed the House Tuesday, March 6, 2007.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - At first I thought " You want me to go down there with dead people and all of this kind of stuff" but I eventually got over it and I was like "its a good idea, it'd be nice to help people out," said 17-year-old Jessica Blair.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - A local youth group puts their best foot forward for the community.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - Legislation up for debate in the Senate this week may require inmates to be tested for AIDS.
Updated: 03/07/2007 - The re-election to decide who will be Tompkinsville's mayor is on hold indefinitely. The controversy began last November when former Sheriff Beverly McClendon beat his opponent, Jerry Hodges, by one vote.


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Larger than lifeJanuary 13,2014Until last week, many Americans may have forgotten that Ariel Sharon was still alive because he had been in what his doctors called a state of minimal consciousness for eight long years.
But when he died over the weekend, suddenly Sharon was big news again. And whats both interesting and discouraging about that is that Israels situation, in terms of its long-term security in the volatile Middle East, appears no less tenuous than it was when he was sidelined by a stroke.
There are several critical crises afflicting the Middle East right now, and none of them seem likely to be resolved any time soon, yet Israels never-ending fight to survive when surrounded by its enemies remains the most compelling story in the region.
In his day, the portly Sharon dominated the political discourse in Israels struggle to secure its borders and keep hostile Palestinians at bay. He was a larger-than-life figure who at times was both despised and adored by the Israeli people, depending on their own political proclivities.
Whats more, because of the way he sometimes dramatically changed his position, those who despised him and those who adored him were sometimes caught off guard.
In Saturdays New York Times, Ronen Bergman, a political and military analyst for an Israeli newspaper, wrote that politics, to Ariel Sharon, was like a Ferris wheel but he didnt make do with just staying on the wheel; he did all he could to climb to the top and stay there.
He was a controversial figure who, as Bergman pointed out, was not above playing fast and loose with the facts if doing so would augment his reputation or prevent it from being sullied by his critics.
Even though the operations of the counterterrorism unit he commanded back in the 1950s (known as Unit 101) never actually reduced the level of terrorist attacks, Mr. Sharon managed to shape the way it was portrayed as if he and his commandos had rescued the nation from chaos, Bergman wrote.
Mr. Sharon devoted similar efforts to perpetuating the myth that it was he, as commander of an armored division, who saved Israel from sustaining a devastating defeat in 1973, Bergman continued. He ordered the tapes of his divisions radio messages hidden in a secret location so that he could speak about his feats without allowing others to examine the facts.
In his time, Sharon was a member of the Knesset (the Israeli parliament) and was a cabinet minister until 2001 when he unseated the incumbent prime minister, Ehud Barak. In Bergmans estimation, he was the right leader at the right time.
Until then, he had strongly supported Israels much-disputed program of building new settlements in what had been Arab land (the West Bank and Gaza), a program that had alienated many Americans who otherwise were sympathetic to Israel.
The seemingly ruthless expansion of the settlements made it difficult for American political leaders to continue to support Israel unconditionally. And, needing the United States on his side if he was to achieve any of his goals, Sharon stopped pushing the settlement program, to the dismay of its supporters.
His career was defined by doing the dirty work that was necessary for the state of Israel both to be born and to survive, Mark LeVine, professor of contemporary Middle East history at the University of California, Irvine, told National Public Radio on Saturday.
And, regrettably, there was much dirty work done. Sharon, a larger-than-life figure, did his share as he became an important part of Israels history.MORE IN CommentaryHappy upcoming Independence Day! Lets celebrate with a presidential primary quiz. Full StoryIts depressing thinking about Greece these days, so lets talk about something else, OK? Lets... Full StoryIN THE NUBA MOUNTAINS, Sudan Its not clear whether the Sudanese air force was trying to bomb... Full Story
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|Ground beef
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Form the meat into a long brick shape about 4 inches high on the parchment-lined baking sheet. Wrap the bacon slices across the top, then around sides of the loaf. Bake for 1 hour in the middle of the oven, then switch on the broiler for a few minutes to crisp up that bacon!
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March 7, 2011
by Ralph Lopez
War Is A Crime.org
As Obama's crime of the destruction of Bradley Manning continues to unfold before our very eyes, Manning friend David House now tells us that over 8 months in isolation with movement and sleep restrictions placed on him have been having their intended effect. House has told MSNBC that by the end of January Manning appeared "catatonic" and that he had "severe problems communicating," with it having taken House nearly 45 minutes on a recent visit to engage in any meaningful way (video below.) House said Manning's demeanor was as "if he had just woken up and didn't know what was going on around him." Manning was "utterly exhausted physically and mentally…it was difficult to have any kind of social engagement."
Also, a full month after Congressman Dennis Kucinich formally requested a visit, the Army has stalled on the request.
All for the crime of reporting war crimes and criminal behavior even among the highest-ranking military officials in Iraq.
In 2005, General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said: "It is absolutely the responsibility of every U.S. service member [in Iraq], if they see inhumane treatment being conducted, to try to stop it."
Chase Mader writes in HuffPo that soon after deployment to Iraq, Manning:
… Continue reading
"soon found himself helping the Iraqi authorities detain civilians for distributing "anti-Iraqi literature" — which turned out to be an investigative report into financial corruption in their own government entitled "Where does the money go?" The penalty for this "crime" in Iraq was not a slap on the wrist.
March 24th, 2011
By Eric W. Dolan
An Indiana prosecutor and Republican activist has resigned after emails show he suggested Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker stage a fake attack on himself to discredit unions protesting his budget repair bill.
The Republican governor signed a bill on March 11 that eliminates most union rights for public employees.
In an email from February 19, Indiana deputy prosecutor Carlos F. Lam told Walker the situation presented "a good opportunity for what's called a 'false flag' operation."
The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism discovered the email among tens of thousands released to the public last week following a lawsuit by the Isthmus and the Associated Press.
"If you could employ an associate who pretends to be sympathetic to the unions' cause to physically attack you (or even use a firearm against you), you could discredit the unions," Lam said in his email.
"Currently, the media is painting the union protest as a democratic uprising and failing to mention the role of the DNC and umbrella union organizations in the protest," he continued. "Employing a false flag operation would assist in undercutting any support that the media may be creating in favor of the unions."
Lam resigned from his position after the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism published an article about his email.
On February 22, an alternative paper in Buffalo, New York managed to trick Walker into taking a call from their editor posing as tea party tycoon David Koch.
When the editor posing as Koch suggested planting some troublemakers in the protests, Walker responded that "we thought about that," but said it was not necessary "because sooner or later the media stops finding 'em interesting."
"My only fear would be is if there was a ruckus caused is that that would scare the public into thinking maybe the governor has gotta settle to avoid all these problems," he said.…Continue reading
Supporters of accused WikiLeaks source vow to fight on for open trial and freedom
May 5, 2011
By the Bradley Manning Support Network
Published at Couragetoresist.org
Hundreds of thousands of individuals globally celebrate today the confirmation that their efforts to end the torturous pre-trial confinement conditions inflicted upon US Army PFC Bradley Manning have been successful. Manning's lead defense attorney, David E. Coombs of Rhode Island, has personally verified that Manning is indeed being held in Medium Custody confinement at the Joint Regional Corrections Facility (JRCF) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, as claimed by the Army last week.
"We won this battle because 600,000 individuals took the time to write letters and sign petitions, because thousands called the White House switchboard, because 300 of America's top legal scholars decried Bradley's pre-trial conditions as a clear violation of our Constitution's 5th and 8th Amendments," declared Jeff Paterson of Courage to Resist and the Bradley Manning Support Network. "We won this battle because over a hundred concerned citizens engaged in civil disobedience at the White House and at Quantico, and because our grassroots campaign shows no sign of slowing."
These new conditions reflect a dramatic improvement for Manning following his transfer to Fort Leavenworth on April 20, 2011, after having suffered extreme solitary-like confinement at US Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. During the nine months at Quantico, Manning was denied meaningful exercise, social interaction, sunlight, and was at times kept completely naked. These conditions were unique to Manning and were illegal under US… Continue reading
by Ray McGovern
Published on Saturday, July 2, 2011 by CommonDreams.org
Yes, that was I standing before the U.S. Embassy in Athens on the eve of the July Fourth weekend holding the American flag in the distress mode — upside
[Photo (right): Ret. US Army Colonel Ann Wright, 64, from Honolulu, chants slogans as she and other activists rally in protest outside the U.S. embassy in Athens, Greece, Friday, July 1, 2011. The activists hope to join an international flotilla and to sail to Gaza.]
Indignities experienced by me and my co-guests on "The Audacity of Hope," the American boat to Gaza, over the past ten days in Athens leave no doubt in my mind that Barack Obama's administration has forfeited the right to claim any lineage to the brave Americans who declared independence from the king of England 235 years ago.
In the Declaration of Independence, they pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor to a new enterprise of freedom, democracy and the human spirit. The outcome was far from assured; likely as not, the hangman's noose awaited them. They knew that all too well.
But they had a genuine audacity to hope that the majority of their countrymen and women, persuaded by Thomas Paine's Common Sense and the elegant words of Thomas Jefferson, would conclude that the goal of liberty and freedom was worth the risk, that it was worth whatever the cost.
These days we have been seduced into thinking that such principles have become "quaint"… Continue reading
One lawyer's relentless quest for information reveals fresh hints of a coverup.
By James Ridgeway
July 21, 2011
In 2007, Mother Jones was the first national media outlet to tell the full story of Jesse Trentadue and his quest for the truth, which began four months after the attack on Oklahoma City's Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995, killed 168 people. It was then that Trentadue, a Salt Lake City lawyer, learned that his brother, a construction worker and one-time bank robber, had died in a federal prison in Oklahoma City. [Photo: Timothy McVeigh is escorted from the courthouse in Perry, Oklahoma. Bob Owen/Zuma]
Prison officials said the prisoner had hanged himself. But Kenney Trentadue, who had never revealed any suicidal inclination, was shipped home for burial with bruises all over his body and lacerations on his face and throat–suggesting something more sinister. Even Oklahoma City's chief medical examiner would later say, publicly, that it was "very likely he was murdered." But the most compelling evidence in the case was altered or turned up missing. Jesse Trentadue was never able to prove what had actually happened to his brother–though he did win a $1.1 million civil suit for "emotional distress" to his family, based on the way the government had handled the aftermath of Kenney's death.
Trentadue had all but given up, when, in the spring of 2003, he got a call from a small-town newspaper reporter in Oklahoma named… Continue reading
by Justin Berton, Will Kane, Chronicle Staff Writers
SFGate.com (San Francisco Chronicle online)
Photo (left): Jay Finneburgh / AP — Iraq War veteran Scott Olsen lays on the ground bleeding from a head wound after being struck by a projectile during an Occupy Wall Street protest in Oakland, Calif. Olsen suffered a fractured skull while marching with other protesters attempting to reestablish a presence in the area of the disbanded camp, said Dottie Guy, of the Iraq Veterans Against the War. Police Chief Howard Jordan says an internal review board and local prosecutors have been asked to determine if officers on the scene used excessive force.
OAKLAND — Scott Olsen, a 24-year-old Marine who served two tours of duty in Iraq, stood calmly in front of a police line as tear gas canisters that officers shot into the Occupy Oakland protest Tuesday night whizzed past his head.
"He was standing perfectly still, provoking no one," said Raleigh Latham, an Oakland filmmaker shooting footage of the confrontation between police and hundreds of protesters at 14th Street and Broadway. "If something didn't hit him directly in the face, then it went off close to his head and knocked him down."
The something was a projectile that apparently came from police lines, fractured Olsen's skull and put him in Highland General Hospital. Doctors upgraded his condition Thursday from critical to fair, and said they expect him to make a full recovery.
His parents flew in from Wisconsin and spent Thursday at his bedside.… Continue reading
By Eric W. Dolan
November 7, 2011
Chicago police on Monday issued citations to 43 senior citizens and their supporters who linked arms to block an intersection near the city's financial district.
The action was part of a protest against proposed cuts to Social Security, Medicare and other benefits.
The Jane Addams Senior Caucus (JASC), their supporters and "Occupy Chicago" began the demonstration with a rally outside the office of Illinois Sens. Mark Kirk (R) and Dick Durbin (D). The group, which organizers claimed was nearly 1,500-strong, then marched to the Federal Plaza.
Traffic at the intersection of Jackson Boulevard and Clark Street was blocked for about an hour, according to the Chicago Tribune.
"At every level of society, Americans are under attack," said Karen Bocker, an "Occupy Chicago" participant and grandmother of four.
"When the economy tanks, social programs are cut, not corporate tax breaks. We are under attack, and frankly, I'm tired of it. The very people who are hurt most from cuts to social services — services that our tax money are supposed to guarantee — are those who can least afford it."
The protesters were joined by Durbin, and Reps. Jan Schakowsky (D), Danny Davis (D), and Mike Quigley (D) in the morning.
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February 20, 2012
by Eva Galperin
Electronic Frontier Foundation
[UPDATE 2/22/2012] It is important to note that disabling Web History in your Google account will not prevent Google from gathering and storing this information and using it for internal purposes. More information at the end of this post.]
On March 1st, Google will implement its new, unified privacy policy, which will affect data Google has collected on you prior to March 1st as well as data it collects on you in the future. Until now, your Google Web History (your Google searches and sites visited) was cordoned off from Google's other products. This protection was especially important because search data can reveal particularly sensitive information about you, including facts about your location, interests, age, sexual orientation, religion, health concerns, and more. If you want to keep Google from combining your Web History with the data they have gathered about you in their other products, such as YouTube or Google Plus, you may want to remove all items from your Web History and stop your Web History from being recorded in the future.
Here's how you can do that:
Note that removing your Web History also pauses it. Web History will remain off until you enable it again.
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Annual 9/11 Truth Film Festival
Wednesday, 11 September 2013 – 1:00pm – 11:00pm
Grand Lake Theater, 3200 Grand Avenue, Oakland
50 years ago – JFK assassinated
45 years ago – RFK and MLK assassinated
10 years ago – Iraq war started
Come join us for our annual event, including films and speakers.
Get informed and empowered to help expose the treason!
The film festival will be live streamed. Details below.
Editor's Note: This is a benefit event for the nonprofit Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance.
Live web-stream of the event will be available with Web-stream start times as:
2 pm Pacific * 5 pm Eastern 21:00 GMT
Direct link to the webstream channel on Ustream: http://ustre.am/14C0b
"9/11: Ignoring the Evidence is No Longer an Option"
Join ReThink911′s main event in Times Square this September 11, 2013 right below our Times Square billboard at 5:20pm (47th street and 7th avenue). Special guests include Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, Dr. William Pepper, Bob McIlvaine, Reverend Frank Morales, Richard Gage, AIA. More VIP guests to be announced. Be there!
Do not miss this historic day of events.
Richard Gage, AIA and the ReThink911 campaign are bringing the message straight to New York's political leaders and national media outlets with an all-day tour culminating in a rally at ReThink911's towering Times Square billboard at 5:20pm—exactly 12 years to the minute since Building 7 fell.
Join us on this whirlwind tour as we deliver AE911Truth petitions and ReThink911 VIP Packs, request on-the-spot interviews, and conduct our own interviews of the media establishment that continues to ignore the evidence. Then we complete this thrilling day of anniversary activities with a rally to include esteemed speakers Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, William Pepper, Bob McIlvaine, Frank Morales, Richard Gage, and other VIP speakers to be announced.
ReThink911 all-day rally starts at 8:00AM at Ground Zero.
Posted Sep 19, 2013 by Ralph Lopez
The FBI is instructing local police departments and "communities against terrorism" to consider anyone who harbors "conspiracy theories" about 9/11 to be a potential terrorist, in a circular released to local police departments.
The memo thus adds 9/11-official-story skeptics to a growing list of targets described by federal law enforcement to be security threats, such as those who express "libertarian philosophies," "Second Amendment-oriented views," interest in "self-sufficiency," "fears of Big Brother or big government," and "Declarations of Constitutional rights and civil liberties."
A newly released national poll shows that 48 percent of Americans either have some doubts about the official account of 9/11, or do not believe it at all.
The FBI circular entitled "Potential Indicators of Terrorist Activities Related to Sleepers" says that people who should be 'considered suspicious' of possible involvement in "terrorist activity" include those who hold the "attitude" described as " Conspiracy theories about Westerners." The circular continues: "e.g. (sic) the CIA arranged for 9/11 to legitimize the invasion of foreign lands."
"Sleepers" refers to "sleeper cells," in FBI jargon, which are terrorists awaiting orders to be activated into terrorist activity.
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Originally published at Aljazeera America by Jason Leopold on 10/30/13
The National Security Agency advised its officials to cite the 9/11 attacks as justification for its mass surveillance activities, according to a master list of NSA talking points.
The document, obtained by Al Jazeera through a Freedom of Information Act request, contains talking points and suggested statements for NSA officials (PDF) responding to the fallout from media revelations that originated with former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
Invoking the events of 9/11 to justify the controversial NSA programs, which have caused major diplomatic fallout around the world, was the top item on the talking points that agency officials were encouraged to use.
Under the subheading "Sound Bites That Resonate," the document suggests the statement "I much prefer to be here today explaining these programs, than explaining another 9/11 event that we were not able to prevent."
NSA head Gen. Keith Alexander used a slightly different version of that statement when he testified before Congress on June 18 in defense of the agency's surveillance programs.
Asked to comment on the document, NSA media representative Vanee M. Vines pointed Al Jazeera to Alexander's congressional testimony on Tuesday, and said the agency had no further comment. In keeping with the themes listed in the talking points, the NSA head told legislators that "it is much more important for this country that we defend this nation and take the beatings than it is… Continue reading
Witness Iraq has brought a lawsuit against key members of the Bush Administration: George W. Bush, Richard B. Cheney, Donald H. Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice, Colin Powell and Paul Wolfowitz.
In Saleh v. Bush, plaintiff Sundus Shaker Saleh alleges that the Iraq War was a premeditated war against the Iraqi people, the planning of which started in 1998. The war was not conducted in self-defense, did not have the appropriate authorization by the United Nations, and under international law constituted a "crime of aggression" — a crime first set down at the Nuremberg Trials after World War II.
[Copy of the Saleh v. Bush complaint]
See August 19 update
Originally published at Quiet Mike by Quiet Mike on7/25/14
Last summer, Inder Comar, Esq. filed a lawsuit against the Bush Administration on behalf of Iraqi refugee plaintiff Sundus Shaker Saleh. It is a noble attempt to hold the Bush Administration accountable for war crimes and a case that Quiet Mike has been following from the beginning.
Earlier this year, the Department of Justice, who is defending the six Bush Administration officials, responded to the lawsuit by requesting that the case be dismissed. The Bush tribe is claiming that the planning of the war occurred within the scope of their employment and therefore they have immunity.
Rather than dismissing the case, the Judge asked for additional information. So Mr. Comar… Continue reading
Stand up and be counted: Make this one of your New Year's resolutions. Revel in your courage to stand up for truth and justice and be counted.
If you have been paying attention to what is going on in this country, you know that the 9/11 attacks have been used again and again as the justification for policies that contradict core American values. Endless war, torture and warrantless surveillance do not reflect the values of the overwhelming majority of people who inhabit the land of the free and home of the brave. These policies echo the values of a morally bankrupt elite who control our governing institutions.
Our government repeatedly violates the self-evident truths expressed by our Declaration of Independence: that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. The contradiction between word and deed produces an intentional societal paralysis. Individuals feel helpless. Powerlessness and apathy make it possible for authoritarianism to flourish. Manufactured divisions obscure our common interests from ourselves, shifting our attention away from those who benefit and wield unchecked power.
If you have educated yourself about 9/11, you know that the issue tends to act as a portal through which you discover a hidden history. It is one of many rabbit holes that can lead to a re-evaluation of what passes for "history."
911Truth.org has been educating the public about the events surrounding the 9/11 attacks for… Continue reading
Originally published at The Profile by Susan Dugan, Jan. 2015 Issue
Right after 9/11, I remember talking to my women's group and saying I just don't think this could have happened without someone knowing about it and allowing it to," says Fran Shure. "It was totally intuitive, because I knew nothing. And that was received with a lot of censoring remarks. I just looked at them and said, you know, I have the right to think the unthinkable and I'm going to look into this. And lo and behold, a video came my way and then a book and I was in shock, like most people would be, reading about evidence that showed we were not told the truth about what happened on 9/11."
A retired psychotherapist and landscape designer who successfully juggled both professions for 30 years, Shure grew up in Texas and has spent most of her life in Colorado. The many causes she has championed include working for a freeze on nuclear weapons, the anti-globalization movement, and recently, the Colorado Community Rights Amendment allowing communities to exclude heavy industry (such as fracking) from their communities, due to deep concerns about fracking's largely untested consequences for the environment. Initial doubts about what really happened on 9/11 and her subsequent inquiry ultimately spurred a kind of spiritual metamorphosis that continues to this day.
FRAN SHURE WAS IMMEDIATELY SKEPTICAL THE ATTACKS OF SEPT. 11, 2001 could have taken place without some sort of advance knowledge. After studying extensive… Continue reading


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These are copies from the chat thread on one of my teams. I decided to put them in a blog so I can have a record of how I was feeling during this time. I am truly lacking motivation!
Friday June 14, 2013
First the positives:
1. I got to have coffee this morning with my bff~so needed!
2. I started the 5K Your Way again (25 min of 4 min walk/1 min jog).
3. I had my mammogram today.
Now the negatives:
1. I am not motivated about my diet right now and I'm not sure why.
2. My weight is creeping up.
3. I am tired.
Saturday June 15, 2013
Went for a 6 mile hike/walk with hubby this morning, then lots of yard work. Picked my first batch of snap peas! Looking forward to zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes and bell peppers~hope my little plants produce! Grilled burgers for dinner~I didn't have my veggie burger like I normally would or my sandwich thin. I went for the sirloin patty and potato bun. Why do I sabotage myself?
Sunday June 16, 2013
We are going out to breakfast at one of our favorite restaurants this morning before church. It's hard to make the healthiest choices there, although they use fresh/organic ingredients and whole grains. After church, hubby will be going over to watch the last day of the US Open golf tourney with his dad. Our daughter lives in Seattle and our son has to work, so hubby is stuck with just me for dinner and a movie for Father's Day. I have a few chores to get done before going back to work tomorrow and want to do a little cooking ahead for the week. What I really want to do is sit outside and read my book! It's hard to be inside when the weather's so nice!
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As NEELIXNKES says, sounds like you need some downtime for yourself.
My motivation for staying active is my heart & I don't like that tired feeling I get. I would fit in some time to read & relax-you deserve it!
As far as diet, I know it's hard when you feel so tired. I like your ideas on planning meals & cooking ahead- so that is what I am doing today, since I am busy with appointments all this week & next.
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It sounds like you need some downtime after your trip. I hope you have a good dinner and movie today. Maybe spending sometime out in the yard will help your motivation and recharge.
Keep pushing forward!
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You might be thinking that attitude would be fundamental for anyone who claims to be a journalist. The Los Angeles Times certainly nailed those officials in Bell to the proverbial stump in its award-winning expose of municipal corruption. But just imagine how much more difficult that job would have been if those Times reporters lived next door to the officials they were writing about — or, as sometimes happens in a small town, if they had been related to one of them. Practicing journalism with gusto comes with a price tag in a small community — from being shunned in the checkout line at the grocery store to losing a major advertiser.
Of course, most of these newspapers are not uncovering major scandals on a regular basis. That's not what keeps them selling at such a good clip; it's the steady stream of news that readers can only get from that publication — the births, deaths, crimes, sports and local shenanigans that only matter to the 5,000 or so souls in their circulation area. It's more than a little ironic that small-town papers have been thriving by practicing what the mainstream media are now preaching. "Hyper-localism," "citizen journalism," "advocacy journalism" — these are some of the latest buzzwords of the profession. But the concepts, without the fancy names, have been around for ages in small-town newspapers.
The business models of these small-town papers are just as intriguing as the local news. In 2010, the National Newspaper Assn. provided some heartening survey statistics: More than three-quarters of respondents said they read most or all of a local newspaper every week. And a full 94% said they paid for their papers.
And what of the Internet threat? Many of these small-town editors have learned a lesson from watching their big-city counterparts: Don't give it away. Many weeklies, including the Canadian Record in the Texas Panhandle, are charging for their Web content, and, because readers can't get that news anywhere else, they're willing to pay.
Judy Muller is a journalism professor at USC in California.
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Safari to Receive "Do Not Track" Feature
If the Wall Street Journal reports are to be believed, then the upcoming version of Apple's Safari web browser (that comes with Mac OS X Lion) will include an option for users to disable tracking via cookies.
The recent Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4 releases already include "Do Not Track" functionality and with Safari soon to follow, Google Chrome and Opera are the only browsers that leave their users behind.
Hopefully, this will change soon.
Google Chrome Theme for Firefox 4
If you prefer Firefox functionality but want Google Chrome look, then here is something for you.
FXChrome is a simple, Google Chrome like theme for Firefox 4.
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Google Chrome Has 120 Million Users
Back in December, Google has announced that Google Chrome has more than 120 million active users, which is good.
However, during the Q1 2011 earnings call, company has stated that Google Chrome sees about 30% growth every quarter and now has 120 million active users.
Confused yet? Turns out, 120 million active users milestone that was hit in December was not using DAU (Daily Active Users) metric. Instead, it relied on more "generic" active users calculations.
Makes you wonder what parameters do other web browser companies use to count their users…
IE10 and Windows Vista? Forget It
After dropping Windows XP support from the Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft continues to push forward and has now announced its plans to dump Windows Vista support as well.
As a result, IE10 will now only work with Windows 7 and newer operating systems.
It's good that Google Chrome does not use the very same strategy. Otherwise, we would still be waiting for the Windows 10 to finally start using it.
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Flock Is Dead
Flock, the social web browser that was acquired by Zynga back in January, 2011, is now shutting down.
April 26th, 2011 is the day when Flock support will be discontinued and company already suggests users to download an alternative web browser, such as: Firefox or Google Chrome.
Support for Flock browsers will be discontinued as of April 26th, 2011. We would like to thank our loyal users around the world for their support, and we encourage the Flock community to migrate in the coming weeks to one of the recommended web browsers listed below.
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Hopefully, it can be disabled as well.
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According to the Chromium Blog, Google is announcing a new feature that will protect users against suspicious downloads.
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I love being outdoors as much as I can (fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, etc). Take my boat out quite a bit. I'm very easy-going. I'm very good at listening and i consider myself easy to talk to. Can even be a quiet person until I get to know people. I like to stay in good shape but i'm not too extreme. Grounded and patient.
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Ok, so most of you know the story behind Cinder and I meeting and her level of training... My adopting her two months ago and her having barely any training at nine years old. So, I won't do a pre-today story.
So today, I felt spunky and wanted to try something different with Miss Cinder. I just started riding her this week and only trotted on her on Thursday. I decided to see how she would do on trails and decided to ride out with my trainer and his boyfriend. SHE DID SO WELL!!!!! Even with the other two horses around her and the fallen trees and mud and steep hill. There was no bucking or rearing. She of course did tried to take off a little but responded to me asking her to slow down. By the middle to end of the ride, my reigns were loose and just hanging there. Even when the St. Bernard and Great Pyrenees came running up to the fence, she didn't spook. One of the other horses got a bit excite but Cinder just looked at the dogs and was like "Whatever". We even rode on the road a little bit.
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Parami Guesthouse
210 - 212 Charoenrat Rd., Chiang Mai, Thailandia, Distanza dal centro città: 35.9km
Ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo!
Please note that check-in is only possible between the hours of 0730 and 2000. No exceptions.Our cosy, family run guesthouse is strategically located (not in the old city) near two markets – Warorrot Market in Chinatown (the local day market) and the night market. We're within walking distance to the night market (10 - 15 minutes), and to the old city it only takes 15-20 minutes. In our neighbourhood you'll find art and handicraft galleries, bars, restaurants, coffee shops and the convenience of a Lotus Tesco Express mini mart.Our Guesthouse is in a traditional Thai teak wooden house which is over a hundred years old. It's surrounded with a private tropical garden, perfect for chilling out in a hammock.Our rooms are simple but tidy and functionally furnished; depending on the room you book there is an option of a fan or air conditioning. Rooms from Baht 350 - 400 are fan cooled and from 580 - 620 Baht are aircon cooled. At our tours desk you can book excursions like trekking or sightseeing tours, mountain biking, white water rafting and zip line trips, cooking courses and many other activities. We're authorized to sell tours by the Tourist Authority of Thailand (TAT) with the License No. 23-1176.To stay in contact with your friends and family you can use our Internet and Wi-Fi facilities for free!If you'd like to pamper yourself with a traditional massage, just check out our massage and nail studio.Our aim is to give you a lot of fun, a memorable experience and unforgettable moments in the land of smiles.We have Swiss/Thai management so we speak English, German and Thai!
Our opening and check in times are:
Mon - Fri 8:00 - 20:00 / Sat & Son 8:00 - 19:00
Smoking is strictly forbidden in the rooms.
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- Aria condizionata
- Parcheggio per biciclette
- Prima colazione non inclusa
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- Ventilatore da soffitto
- Carte di credito non accettate
- Mappe della città gratuite
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- Biancheria inclusa
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- Nessun coprifuoco
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- IVA inclusa
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Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 1. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
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From the Airport:
Take a Taxi. Price 120 - 160 Bath.
From the train and bus station:
Take a Tuk-Tuk or a red pick-up truck.
Price: 60 - 80 Bath.
The Charoenrat Rd is on the east side of the Ping River. We're between the Nawarat and Nakorn Ping Bridge.


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I just read this. Truly frightening. Apparently the southern states have the highest obesity rates.
ATLANTA (AP) -- Being overweight contributes to nearly one in 10 deaths in Georgia, a state health study found. Obesity has been climbing about 3 percent each year among Georgia adults and nearly 60 percent of adults were either overweight or obese in 2002, according to the study by the Georgia Division of Public Health.
The study released this week also found that obesity is responsible for $2.1 billion in health care costs each year and about 6,700 Georgians die yearly from obesity-related health problems that include diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.
Health officials are trying to teach Georgia children healthy eating habits and to be more active. But about a third of the state's middle school students and more than a quarter of the high school students already are overweight or obese, the study found.
''We like getting them when they're young, they are at the formative stage and they're forming better habits,'' said Frances Cook, nutrition director for the health division. ''We probably have a better chance working with the youth than working with adults.''
State health officials want more daily exercise in schools and to increase students' access to healthier food, Cook said.
A study in February by the Healthcare Georgia Foundation found that 41 percent of Georgia adolescents do not get 20 minutes or more of physical activity three or more days each week as recommended. Less than a third of Georgia middle and high school students attend physical education classes daily.
But children need at least an hour a day of exercise, said Catherine Davis, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Medical College of Georgia.
In addition, health officials need to work with parents to help combat childhood obesity, she said. The study found more than a quarter of Georgia children under 5 were overweight or obese.
''I think telling the children what not to do is not going to be as effective as working with the families,'' Davis said.


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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 08: Marian Gaborik #10 of the New York Rangers celebrates with teammate Vaclav Prospal #20 after scoring in the third period against the Washington Capitals at the Verizon Center on October 8, 2009 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)
Going down early to the Rangers 2-0, the Bruins looked flat coming out of the gate at Madison Square Garden. Marian Gaborik made them pay for their slothfulness, slotting in a pair of first-period goals which prompted a Bruins timeout. However, as poor as the B's looked in the early going, eventually they got their legs under them and made a game of it, losing in overtime 4-3. A couple of defensive breakdowns cost Boston, though, and Andy Brickley is here to break down the X's and O's for you in the video above.
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This is an upscale cliff-side property that remains a popular wedding, honeymoon, and luxurious vacation getaway, as it's so private and serene. The once small resort has changed dramatically over the years and now offers 19 time-share condos in addition to poolside and cliffside rooms and suites. The Reefs has pulled off an incredible transformation with a top-notch reputation and accomodations to match the resort's level of luxury. All rooms have ocean views and balconies or patios, but not all are created equal: the suites near the beach and overlooking the ocean have Jacuzzi tubs, large walk-in showers for two, and iHome docking stations. For seclusion and tranquillity, the Point suites perched above wave-washed boulders at the far end of the resort are second to none. The spa is also a must-try, having earned awards for being the best in the Caribbean.
56 South Shore Rd., unknown, Southampton, SN 02, Bermuda
441-238–0222; 800-742–2008-in U.S. and Canada
Website: www.thereefs.com
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Jan 22, 2014
The Reefs is an awesome property.After reading some of the reviews I was compelled to offer a rebuttal. After having visited the property over 30+ times I can offer a balanced view.The Reefs has been consistant in every regard. The staff is indeed friendly and most are long standing employees there. From the moment your organized taxi arrives the welcome has been sincere.If you are expecting to be received as if in Dubai or as a personal guest of
Steve Wynn in LasVegas,the Reefs offers a casual warm welcome every time! If you are fortunate enough to visit between 25 June and October you will be more than pleased with the stellar beach that too is consistantly well kept and the water quality and warmth is magnificent.The clarity of the water is amazing. For those more accustomed to the Cape or the beaches in the Hamptons you will be astonished by The Reefs beach. Even Maui does not surpass what you will experience at the Reefs'lovely beach ambiance! And the beachfront restaurant,Coconuts is great for lunch or dinner...... In the event of inclement weather the staff will be pleased to point you to a range of attractions including a lovely zoo,a charming aquarium and a range of historic sites as well. And do visit Hamilton while there. A wide range of good shopping as well. Our favorites are Calypso for the ladies and the English Sports Shop for men.. And do have lunch at the Hogpenny Pub in Hamilton.. In closing Bermuda is a great destination and The Reefs is exactly as advertised.Consistant in every regard.. You will not be dissapointed by this family run,family friendly resort.. And do visit the adjoining Reefs Club which offers ownership opportunities with oceanfront views that beat out the Colony in Malibu by miles! Enjoy a great vacation at The Reefs.. My family looks forward to returning the moment we leave....
Oct 26, 2009
My wife and I just returned from five days at The Reefs, where we have stayed in each of the last four years. I just read your review and the two submitted by guests, and I would not have recognized the hotel from either. Our room, which was poolside, was clean and in excellent condition. The Reefs has three restaurants, and we enjoyed all three. The meal choices were such that we each had different entrees each night, and the food was consistently
outstanding. As was mentioned by one guest, the staff was very friendly and helpful. More over, the entire experience was something that will keep bringing us back to Bermuda and The Reefs.
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I have to agree with the last post - we were very disappointed on our last visit to The Reefs. We had been years ago and enjoyed it but it has changed. Definitely more families and kids, and it seems to be catering to a different clientele with a DJ playing club music on the weekend. This time around, we found the front desk to be unhelpful when we had a problem. Yes, the complimentary rum swizzles are great and the staff is generally really friendly,
But that does not make up for poor management, rooms that need renovating, loud music at night, and a management team that ignores guests' concerns. We were really disappointed with our stay, especially because we had a great time during our previous visit. We had similar issues with our room. Toilet barely worked, shower curtain was dirty and ripped, entertainment at night was very loud. The front desk could not switch us to a different room and made no apology or effort to remedy the situation. We also had to make several requests to the front desk for missing keys, etc, before the issue was resolved. Also, dinner is included with the meal plan, but we had trouble getting reservations for dinner!! The menus are all quite similar, too, so meals get repetitive. Bermuda is a beautiful island, but The Reefs needs to sort out its management issues and start taking care of its customers - especially repeat guests!
May 12, 2007
My wife,2 year old daughter and I recently booked a six night stay at the Reefs. Our expectations based on Fodor's rankings were high (as was the nightly rate of 500+ dollars). Having stayed in many of the worlds finest properties, I was surprised buy the lack of service at our arrival. No one approached us to help with our bags and the counter was initially un-staffed. After checking in we ate a short lunch and were then shown our room. We had
reserved a poolside room with only one redeeming characterisitic, an excellent view. The room was: Dirty (my daughters feet were black after a few minutes running around on the tile floor) The toilet only marginally functional,the phone did not work at all. I informed the manager that I felt the room was unacceptable and was told that no other rooms would be available for upgrade. No appology was offered. The phone was removed and later reappeared still not in working order. We ended up staying 2 nights and left after we found a room at Elbow Beach. Other people at the reefs expressed similar sentiments one family had already changed rooms twice and were still unhappy. A second couple was moving to the princess because of similar complaints. All in all I would avoid Bermuda as a destination as the general lack of hotel rooms has created an atmosphere of poor service and high prices. Do your self a big favor and spend your money elsewhere.
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Children get 'a third of energy calories from soft drinks'
Children's diets are so packed with sugar they are "getting a third of their energy calories from soft drinks," a health expert told Good Morning Britain.
Katharine Jenner from Action On Sugar said steps needed to be taken to reduce sugar intake as "we are all eating much more than recommended - children in particular".
"They are getting about a third of their energy calories from soft drinks. It is completely unnecessary. I think we have got it into our minds that energy and sports drinks mean energy, where as they don't."
Replace fruit juice with water, families told
Water should replace fruit juice on the breakfast table in order to combat obesity, an expert has said.
Professor Tom Sanders, from King's College London, called for sugary drinks to be taken out of children's diets and said "kids should be getting their fluid from drinking water".
"We need to reintroduce the habit of people putting a jug of water on the table and drinking water with their food instead of some sort of fruity beverage," he said at a briefing to journalists.
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Physical activity has a multitude of benefits but a child doing an hour of PE every day would be putting all to waste if they ended up gorging on a burger and chips and a packet of crisps washed down with a sugary drink.
One has to run half a marathon to burn off those calories. It's time to bust the myth of physical activity and obesity and dissociate junk food and sport.
Government 'will consider' sugar tax recommendations
A Department of Health spokesman said:
We know some people eat too many calories including sugar. Childhood obesity is at its lowest since 1998 but more should be done.
Next week we will get expert scientific advice on sugar which will help shape future thinking. We will consider these recommendations as part of this.
Group outlines seven measures to reduce obesity
The seven measures called for are:
- Reduce added sugars by 40% by 2020 by reformulating food
- Cease all forms of targeted marketing of ultra-processed, unhealthy foods and drinks to children
- Disassociate physical activity with obesity via banning junk food sports sponsorships
- Limit the availability of ultra-processed foods and sweetened soft drinks as well as reducing portion size
- Incentivise healthier food and discourage drinking of soft drinks by introducing a sugar tax
- Remove responsibility for nutrition from the Department of Health and return it back to an independent agency
- Reduce fat in ultra-processed foods, particularly saturated fat - 15% reduction by 2020
Obesity complications 'will cripple NHS' if unchecked
Action for Sugar's chairman, Professor Graham MacGregor, said:
Obesity in children leads to the premature development of cardiovascular disease, stroke, heart attacks and heart failure, which are the commonest cause of death and disability in the UK.
Obesity predisposes to type II diabetes, which further increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and also, importantly, it can lead to severe complications, i.e. the commonest cause of blindness, renal dialysis and amputation of the lower limbs.
These complications are extremely expensive to manage, and will cripple the NHS if the increase in obesity and type II diabetes is not stopped immediately.
Obesity is preventable if the food environment is changed, yet the current policies are not working.
The UK requires the implementation of this coherent strategy, starting by setting incremental sugar reduction targets for soft drinks this summer.
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Hooks Notebook: 08.13.05
Watching his hitters strike out seven times in their final nine at-bats Friday was painful enough for Hooks manager Dave Clark. Knowing the pitchers involved just poured salt in the wound.
Wichita relievers Chris Demaria and Leo Nunez both played for Clark last season with the Hickory Crawdads, the Class A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates as the Crawdads won the South Atlantic League championship. Both were acquired by Kansas City in the offseason.
They treated their old skipper rudely. Demaria, making his first Class AA appearance, struck out five of the six hitters he faced while Nunez - who spent time with the Royals this year - fanned two of the three he faced in the ninth inning.
"I was telling guys to make (Demaria) get the ball up," Clark said. "You can hit him hard if you get it up. (Friday was) how Demaria pitched last year. He kept the ball down and he mixed his pitches up. And Nunez has good stuff. He throws hard. He threw 96 to 97 (miles per hour)."
The Hooks have had their share of clashes this season with the umpiring crew of Todd Waters, Aaron Banks and Brandon Coony, and it didn't take Clark long to get reacquainted with them on Friday.
In the second inning, Clark had words with Coony after Wilkin Ruan stole second on a close play. One inning later, the Hooks' skipper was back on the field to argue a safe call at home plate when Brett Groves scored Wichita's first run.
"My point the first time was that the throw beat the guy to second base but Brandon said (shortstop Wade Robinson) had to reach for it and bring it back and (Ruan) got in there," Clark said. "On the play at the plate, I had a pretty good angle and it looked like the guy's hand went over the plate. I had to go out and question it. I wanted to know what (Waters) saw and he said he saw (Groves) touch the plate. But I questioned his angle."
Tonight's series finale might be a nostalgic night, as it's the last Hooks game the Waters-Banks-Coony crew is slated to work this season. Coony has ejected all three members of the Hooks' coaching staff from games this season.
Hooks center fielder and leadoff man Josh Anderson was not in the lineup for the fourth consecutive game, his longest inactive stretch of the season. Anderson was a late scratch after his name was on an early version of Friday's lineup card.
Clark would only say that Anderson was sitting out with an undisclosed ailment. Clark said Anderson may be ready to return to the lineup tonight.
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David Hunter: Convalescence came with holiday flicks
It has been a tough season for our family. Everyone took turns with the flu, then I had a bout with pneumonia from which we thought I had recovered last week, but not so. The fever came back, I felt really sick (sick enough to cancel two book signings) and apparently missed several meals.
For more than 20 years I've dealt with diabetes and, to be truthful, treated the disease like a minor annoyance. The oral medications I've taken worked so well that I got out of the habit of checking my blood sugar levels as I was supposed to do. So it was that a combination of being sick and skipping meals reminded me that diabetes is never minor.
One recent Sunday afternoon, I woke up with two very professional paramedics from Rural/Metro, Todd Jones and Jeff Lloyd, working over me. I've been around emergency medical responders enough to know that when one of the efficient young men told me that my blood sugar had dropped to 28 (from a normal of 90-110) that they had just saved my life.
During my ride to the hospital, Lloyd chatted with me about my days in an ambulance back in the dark ages. I quickly discovered that most of the young paramedics with whom I worked as a police officer are retired. I am in debt forever to Jones and Lloyd and thankful for Rural/Metro. It's a tough business.
Every cloud, no matter how dark, does have a silver lining because of lessons to be learned. My first involuntarily confinement taught me that daily television talk shows are very similar, or at least seem that way in a confined room.
The second round, during which my wife, Cheryl, was home with a relapse, taught me something else I didn't know about what has been called "the great wasteland" of television: Hidden somewhere, probably in California, are studios turning out an endless supply of made-for-Christmas movies. The stars of these movies are generally once-famous movie or television icons or a stream of new icons in waiting. The films seem to have been adapted from romance novels.
At the risk of insulting my female friends, I'll state the obvious — such films are called "chick flicks" by husbands and boyfriends, and it's because men and women are different. When I watch a film made for women, I quickly become frustrated. Even though we know the stars are going to end up together, there seem to be a dozen false starts, with something continuously pushing them apart again.
Women, at least most that I know, enjoy the drawn-out emotional drama, while most men want a film to get straight to the point and a resolution — usually in which the bad guy is shot or badly beaten to teach him manners. It's why such films are referred to as "action" films — and the type preferred by most women are called "romantic" films. There are women who like action films and men who like romantic films, so nothing's set in stone. Individuals differ, just as men and women differ. And let's face it, those differences keep men and women getting together.
If we had kept a tally, I'm sure Cheryl has watched more action films with me than I have watched romantic films with her. Turnabout is only fair.
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Cessna Logs Milestones for Mustang and CJ4
Cessna Aircraft has delivered its 100th Citation Mustang. The buyer, Thai businessman Supap Puranitee, had put a deposit down on the very light jet the day the program was launched at the 2002 National Business Aviation Association Convention. The first Citation Mustang entered service in April 2007 and Cessna delivered 45 of them by the end of that year. The company expects to deliver another 100 this year and about 150 next year. It also said it has orders for more than 500 of the aircraft, with about three of every five going to customers outside the U.S.
Meanwhile, the first production Citation CJ4 made its maiden flight in east Wichita in August. FAA certification of that model is planned for the second half of next year, followed by customer deliveries beginning in the first half of 2010.
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I've read a lot of warnings about OCZ ssd's -- R.I.P.
You sure its not just Windows that has died ?
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Can Windows cause it to go into panic mode?
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If something gets corrupted / malware infection / possibly even bad RAM, could cause Windows to start doing a whole range of weird stuff
I'd try reinstalling before giving up on the SSD, not saying that is definitely the problem but before blaming hardware I would always test software first
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I know that there has been people with issues with this series, but IMO I'd say you were just unlucky. I've got 2 Vertex 2E 60gb's in separate systems which I've had since 2010 that are working fine to this day (knock on wood haha).
Will do, I'm hoping that the next replacement won't have this issue or else I'll have to purchase a different brand.