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Public Writing
I've long thought that public writing can help contribute to radical social change. I've recently been gifted with three opportunities to participate in public discourse on progressive politics, progressive religion, and issues related to gender & sexuality! These are regular gigs! I'm excited about the potential these three very different writing gigs have. I'm also aware that I've been trained as an academic & learning to translate ideas into consumable strands of digestible information is very important! I often think about myself as being a translator of theory & philosophy–ideas that can radically disrupt normative ways of thinking!!
So, I made my first post over at Emerging Voices blog. I also posted it here. You can read it, if you want. I'll also be writing over at the Tikkun Daily blog! I'll still post thoughts & ramblings here, and likely post links to these other places, helping folks access these other sites.
This blog has gone through s variety of changes, since I created it in Chicago! Lately, I've remained quite busy in my doctoral program that I've not had a ton of time to blog. Now, though, nearing the end if my program, I'm looking forward to participating in public discourse!
You can't give it up, can you?
This is the post that I created for Emergent Voices. You can find the original link here.
Several years ago, after what I thought was a horrible ordination process, I decided to leave the church. It was a weekday when I decided that I would never step back into the church. The only problem was that I was serving as a chaplain in a level II trauma center outside of Chicago, IL, so I had to be confronted with normative Christian discourse and theologies that I found to be hugely problematic. But, nonetheless, I decided to leave. I had completed my undergraduate degree in religion/theology at a Texas baptist university, studied both Greek and Hebrew (but I don't remember much of the languages), and had decided in 2002 to attend Seminary at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (a United Methodist Seminary) and study with a Latin American Liberation Theologian, and baptist, like me!
Fast forward to 2005 when the horrendous ordination experience took place, I was serving as a trauma chaplain and completing my master's thesis on a feminist liberation theologian, and I decided to leave the church. But! The theology and the theoretical frameworks continued to breathe life into me; there was a spirit (or something like a spirit) that flourished within me as I read and wrote my master's thesis. It was also during this time that I found agnosticism–this disposition of a radical unknowing!
Serving as a chaplain created room for me to not know, or unknow, or disidentify with the tradition that had kept me down as a gender non-conforming mixed-raced person. I slowly peeled the Christian identity off–out of my brain, out of my mind, disposing of memories that were traumatic, and radically repositioning myself as something other. I didn't become a nonbeliever, per se, because much of what I was reading and writing I believed in! I just didn't believe or trust the institution that men had created (largely). I no longer believed in this tradition called Christian.
So, I gave it up! I stopped attending church.
I stopped participating in religious circles, in rituals, and I stopped reading the very thing that had guided me: the BIBLE! I became a skeptic and rooted myself in the practices of not-knowing anything for certain. What I knew at that time in the mid-2000s was that people were hungry, dying because of their hunger, had inadequate housing, little access to healthcare, and the LGBTQ communities, especially those of color, were being radically disenfranchised by systems that reified white privilege. I saw the devastation around me, and I saw how the institution that I once devoted myself to was not paying any attention to these 'others.' I no longer believed that Christian dogma could do anything in the world, because the church was not living into what I thought was its prophetic reality. That's when my theology unraveled.
I started reading continental philosophy, written mostly by Europeans, specifically French thinkers. The existentialism of Sartre and De Beauvoir moved me, and I saw how their questions helped put flesh on some of my struggles and dilemmas. My doubt came alive, and I was no longer afraid of asking questions that had no answers. Then I discovered queer theory and radical feminist theories. I saw how these theoretical frameworks could really help some of our communities address the systemic injustices and multiple oppressions that was plaguing them, plaguing me!
I still didn't want to have anything to do with the church. I was happy to leave it all behind me, but then I discovered that I continued to have a real love for thinking theologically and constructive liberative theologies that not only talked about social change but work to enact radical social change. In fact, I went on to enroll in a doctoral program in theology and philosophy, no less! It seemed that I just couldn't give it all up!
As I have worked toward the Ph.D., I have continued to grow in my doubt, in my agnosticism, in (some might say) a new contour of atheism, but constructive theologies and queer theologies continue to move me! I keep returning to the very story that captured me when I attended Catholic school in Longview, TX. It's the stories of Jesus, these patterns and remnants thatwe have that helped to start a first century revolution.
So, is it that I can't give it up, or is it that it can't give me up?
Last Friday night, my partner and I invited two of my close colleagues over for dinner. I had agreed to cook a nice, fancy meal, full of garlic and mushrooms and everything else that sounded good to me! The dinner included shrimp and a homemade pomegranate arugla salad, with a homemade dressing! Dinner materialized without any issues. The food was great, we opened wine from Napa, and we were just about to finish our dinner and pour a glass of rye bourbon when THE conversation emerged. Granted, my two colleagues are also theologian/philosopher types, and we talk a lot about religion, the church, what is wrong with the church, how we think we can fix it, and so forth. I took my last bite of the homemade spiced cake, and exclaimed to my colleagues (two white guys!): "the progressives have found me!" Donnie, quipped back and said in a critically affirming voice: "you can't give it up, can you?" He was referring to the church–to the culture that has formed me into a radical queer constructive philosophical theologian. I replied to Donnie by saying, "well, it is not the institution that I cannot give up! I gave that up a long time ago. It's the people who are trying to enact radical social change. That's what I can't give up!" A conversation ensued from that point, because for Donnie (who occasionally attends a Mennonite church in the Denver Metro Area with his wife), he also can't give 'it' up!
So, where do we go from here, I wonder? Is belief in dogma or doctrine really that necessary to help a movement flourish? Is it enough to embrace the ways of Jesus as a framework for living? Can we construct theologies out of questioning our own doubt and disbelief? I think we can! But, still, it's not that I can't give 'it' up, it's that 'it' can't give me up!
When I texted my good friend, Tripp Hudgins, and told him the progressives had found me, all he could say was Hotel California! If you don't know that song, let me insert the last part of the song here! In 1976, the Eagles produced it! Give it a listen here.
Last thing I remember, I was
Running for the door
I had to find the passage back
To the place I was before
"Relax, " said the night man,
"We are programmed to receive.
You can check-out any time you like,
But you can never leave! "
When 'crazy' is a distant relative
I've not been blogging as of late, largely because I've been working on the dissertation. There's always something grabbing my attention, though, and Sarah Lund's new Book Blessed Are The Crazy was it! As we raise awareness to National Mental Illness week, I've decided to break the silence about the reality of mental illness existing in my family!
I have had a long relationship with mental illness existing in my family, but it was like a distant relative; it never affected me. My Mexican mother raised me with loose connections to her family, I think in part due to the history of mental illness and addiction existing in her family. These features of life remain taboo, and folks are stereotyped as being crazy! In fact, following a brain aneurism that I had when I was 16 years old while living in San Antonio, TX, my paternal grandfather called me 'crazy!' Just because I had brain surgery! How naïve I thought as a 16 year old, recovering from two craniotomies. My father's family, too, had mental illness; my great aunt was living in a facility and she was being treated for her paranoid schizophrenia. Again, my family would call her 'crazy' for thinking that the TV wires were talking to her. I remember feeling sad for the folks that my family would call 'crazy,' and even would get upset that they (meaning my paternal grandfather) would call me 'crazy' for having to have brain surgery. Mental illness always has a way of finding us, whether it's depression, anxiety, or something more taboo. We need to find ways of talking about these illnesses so as to create a safer place in our communities and supporting those who are in need. I'm writing to break the silence around mental illness–to suggest that we all have the potential of living with masked mental illnesses and that we all can thrive in this world, but we must be willing to accept the differences that other's enflesh. So, I say, Blessed Are The Crazy, in a crazy good way!
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We Have Never Been Queer: The Highs and Lows of Theories of Bodies, Subjects and Desire
Consider the following course that the Global Center for Advanced Studies is offering!
Professors Beatriz Preciado (Testo Junkie) and J. Jack Halberstam (Gaga Feminism) will be teaching a seminar entitled, "We Have Never Been Queer: The Highs and Lows of Theories of Bodies, Subjects and Desire" (PARIS, France–September, 2014) [This seminar can also be taken live and on-line in our fully interactive classroom] DESCRIPTION: "Queerness is not yet here. Queerness is an ideality. Put another way, we are not yet queer. We may never touch queerness, but we can feel it as the warm illumination of a horizon imbued with potentiality. We have never been queer, yet queerness exists for us as an ideality that can be distilled from the past and used to imagine a future." José Ésteban Muñoz, Cruising Utopia, 2009 In this seminar, Beatriz Preciado and Jack Halberstam take Jose's Munoz provocative idea of "Queerness as something that is not yet here," and his queer formulation of time and space—"the warm illumination of a horizon imbued with potentiality"—to expand upon contemporary forms of resistance to somatic, sexual and colonial normalization. Thinking with and through contemporary body regimes that locate both resistance and compliance at the level of the molecular, the pharmaceutical and the fleshly, Preciado and Halberstam explore the highs and lows of an understanding of embodiment that is simultaneously emergent, already here and still to come. Leading discussions, debates and inquiries of both high and low theory, political histories of the body and social constructions of subjectivities, Halberstam and Preciado will cruise the utopian, the subaltern and the subjugated for insights into the queerness that has never arrived and that spins possibility out of the art worlds and fantasies given over to calling it into being. Rather than respecting the binary of a high/low split, this seminar will soar and cruise, crash and burn, fly and fail while investigating contemporary relations between bodies and power, pleasure and pharmaceuticals, pain and aesthetics. Building on Susan Buck Morss's rereading of Benjamin in "Aesthetics and Anaesthetics" where she characterizes the realm of the "anaesthetic" as a buffer to contemporary shock and awe, we will discuss the function of the aesthetic in what Preciado calls the "pharmacopornographic" era. If, as Buck Morss proposes, "drug addiction is characteristic of modernity," and reality itself becomes a "phantasmagoria" in the 20th century, what are the functions of drugs, art, intoxication within this project of rehearsing a queerness of some future world and time? What understandings of self, life, death and pleasure lace new combinations of drugs, spectacle and performance? This seminar asks students to suspend their understandings of queerness, time and space on behalf of the project of newly imagining the future that Muñoz implied lies buried in our collective blasted, ruined, abject past.
Philosophy and Poetry of Difference
I'm lecturing at the University of San Francisco next month and I've been thinking about preparing my lecture–what things should be a part of it, what things shouldn't, and what method the lecture should be delivered. I tend to spend a lot of time thinking about presentation and delivery before I actually sit down to write. I like to write at a bar or coffee shop and have a pint of my favorite IPA on hand when I'm writing and tweezing out ideas. Today, I'm at my favorite coffee shop in Denver (Hooked on Colfax) and am drinking a Macadamia French Soda (an Italian soda w/ the cream).
As I think about the intersection of philosophy and poetry, my mind is drawn to several different thinkers: Deleuze, Heidegger, Gadamer, and Gloria Anzaldúa. The lecturing I'm preparing targets Anzaldúa's philosophy-poetry/poetry-philosophy. I love working at this intersection of the critical "I" and the creation of theories that are mobilized through difference. I also think about the issue of becoming different, and the event of difference that takes place as poetry becomes philosophy–see, even there in that sentence, there is an event of becoming. I'm eager to deliver this lecture, and excited about being in conversation with both students and faculty next month.
Back to thinking…
The Future or Death of Religion
The Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquium @ Drew
Here's my Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquium paper as a Wordle. I present the paper next month at Drew Theological School. I'm very excited about this opportunity to be a part of the TTC, the papers I will hear, and the new collegial relationships that will be formed! I am also grateful that I have continued to become a theological nomad, materializing along the plane of borderlands.
Call for Papers| 19-20 November 2014, Pitzer College, Claremont, CA
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Professor Darren Sherkat (Sociology, Southern Illinois University)
Professor Lori Beaman (Classics and Religious Studies, University of Ottowa)
The study of nonreligion and secularity, long neglected by religion researchers, has recently become a growing field of inquiry. The NSRN is an international, interdisciplinary association of scholars from various fields (religious studies, sociology, anthropology, political science, psychology, history, etc.) who are interested in nonreligion, atheism, secularity, secularism, secularization – and related issues. Since the NSRN convened its first international conference in 2009 at the University of Oxford, UK, research and publications dealing with nonreligion and secularity have continued to increase and diversify. The third NSRN conference will reflect upon accumulated and newly emerging empirical work and focus attention on how these diverse phenomena can be explained. To what extent do they fit into existing theoretical frameworks, such as secularization theories, 'desecularization' theories and pluralist or 'postsecular' models? Do we need to refine these models, or even generate new theories altogether in order to understand the occurrence and nature of contemporary secular populations and nonreligious cultures?
The conference welcomes papers that further expand our understanding of nonreligion and secularity, including topics such as:
- Theoretical development in the study of secularity and nonreligion
- The explosion of the so-called "Nones" in the United States in the last two decades
- Nonreligion and secularity in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
- Cross-cultural comparisons/contrasts of nonreligion and secularity
- Secularism and politics in the USA and around the world
- Intersections of non-religion and secularity with race, class, and gender
- The varieties of nonreligious experience
- Typological development in the analysis of secular people and secular movements
- Neurological and emotional aspects of secularity
- Secularity and sexuality
- Prospects for the further development of secular studies
- Ritual and community within secular culture
- Secular-religious conflict and cooperation
- Apostasy and religious rejection
Abstracts for panels and presentations should be submitted to Ryan Cragun at email@example.com by 1 June 2014. Abstracts should be 250 words long and accompanied by a short biographical note.
Registration will open in April 2014. Full conference (includes all meals, does not include accommodations) is $155.
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By sdf250HD on Thursday, July 09, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 148,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great ride. It's WOW factor. Turbo=G forces"
Cons: "Rust. Doesn't fit in parking garages."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"This Harley Davidson edition F250 truck with the 6.0 diesel is a great truck in most respects. There are a slew of electrical issues with the 6.0. The EGR valves are a $300+ dollar nightmare. When they stick open, which happens often, the truck will emit thick black billows of smoke until the egr valve decides to close. If you shut the engine off it won't restart until the valve is cleaned and shut. I finally just unplugged the EGR valve and ended the problem. The high pressure oil sensor for which runs the fuel injectors is prone to bad connections and leaking which will make the truck run poorly intermittently. Once you fix this, don't depend on the dealer as this is a great source of $500 + visits as they do everything but the thing they know is causing the problem. I poked the plug with a stick when the engine started acting up and the rpms picked up. I tightened the crimp on the plug and not one more problem in 100K miles. Every visit to the dealer will have someone tell you your turbo might need to be serviced. They even did this when I brought it in to have an ABS brake sensor replaced. A plastic hose connected to the air intake exploded one morning. It looks like a hard plastic part from a shop vac but Ford charges $500 to fix it. $90 fuel filters every 15K miles and 15 quarts of oil every 7500 miles kills the savings the 20mpg the diesel saves you. It was 24 mpg before the EPA saved us and reformulated diesel. So, after 10 years and hundreds spent at carwashes every winter the bed has rotted completely through both wheel wells and a few places through the bed floor. Even the bumper has holes rusted in it from stuff trapped under the plastic step cover Ford sticks on top...great idea that is! I guess to save money they've stopped protecting the metal from rusting because all the Ford trucks I see are rotting like they did back in the early 70s. On the good side this truck will hold 100 mph all day long on the highway and you'd never even know you were moving because it rides smoother than a 737 floating on the jet stream. It is very comfortable. I could sit in it all day. It doesn't fit in any parking garages. It takes a lot of room to turn it around. It takes up one and a half parking spaces. I needed a quart of transmission fluid once. I found out it needs Mercon SP which no respectable autoparts store in my area sells. The only place to get it is at a Ford dealer. It has been a fun truck to own with several trying issues that I was able to work out. If I wasn't mechanical and able to troubleshoot a lot of my own problems the dealership would have bled me dry though. They wanted to do a lot of unnecessary diagnostic things and unneeded repairs hoping I was clueless."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 161,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "complete and total reliability"
Cons: "cold starts suck"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have the 2005 Super duty, turbo diesel, 6.0. I had a lot of people tell me not to buy the 6.0. The plain and simple fact is, I have 161,000 with not a single problem. Starting in cold temps is hard, but it always starts. It runs with the best of them, and with the mileage it currently has, I,m still getting 20-24 mpg on the hwy, and 17-20 in town. Best investment ever made. Love this truck."
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By Lovinthatford on Monday, April 27, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 94,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "everting mon"
Cons: "not the best of gas mileage"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"i use this 2006 F-250 every day for the past 9 years, putting 94,000 miles on er, and i have only ever had one problem with it. I couldn't drive it enough!!"
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 148,000overall rating 6 of 10rating details
Cons: "garbage set up for injectors"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"This truck has a horrible mechanical track record and unless you like working on your vehicles should not be purchased with 6 liter diesel engine"
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 37,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Truck looks and drives like new. Has always been garaged in a heated garage. Has 40-20-40 front seat Rhino bed liner gooseneck trailer hookup heavy duty brush guard after market running boards KW cold air intake and like new Hankok tires. Truck has 1 year and 50,000 miles on transferable Ford extended warrenty."
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By James on Sunday, January 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "power, comfort, room, capacity, economy"
Cons: "turning off at drive thru windows, turbo lag"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Everything functionally speaking is industrial with this truck. While, for a truck that is, it handles well with great feedback and little effort... that is relative to trucks. It still behaves like a truck but not to the point of where my petite wife feels uncomfortable driving it. In fact, she had more concerns driving my 2001 F150 Supercrew Lariat than this truck. The king ranch leather is not kid friendly and if you have children 4 and under it would be wise to get spill proof seat covers to avoid stains. the leather is durable and easy to maintain (save neglect.) The only really negative thing i can say for this specific truck is dealing with performance upgrades. 2006 was the first year for the 6L turbo. It had 3 specific flaws that would have to be addressed if you wanted to up the power. The stock head bolts were week, the turbo housing had issues and the injectors also had issues. When I purchased my truck, these 3 issues were already fixed and I haven't had any issues with power adders. My advice (if you plan on power adders) is to ensure that those issues have already been addressed. If you don't plan on doing any power adders it shouldn't be an issue."
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Here are some of the best ones I've seen...
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Smotrich: LGBT community attacks, slanders anyone who thinks differently from them
Yitzhak Rabin's granddaughter enters politics, runs for Zionist Congress
Budget to go down to wire amid Shas threats
'Netanyahu shuns peace because he wants another intifada,' Abbas tells Meretz MKs
'No truth in claim that Walt Disney was an anti-Semite'
SUEDE Menora Mivtachim Arena, Tel Aviv July 30
Rising to a comic occasion
Fashion: From Barcelona to Bnei Brak
WATCH: Violent Bulgarian fans chase Israeli soccer team off the field
Israelis grab 61 medals at Special Olympics in LA
Action heats up in the pool
Israeli swimmers hoping to shine at worlds in Russia
Tibi to 'Post': There is great anger and rage, could be right before an explosion
Rabbis, Palestinian peace activists unite in show of solidarity against violence
Israel approves use of harsher measures against 'Jewish terrorists'
Palestinian peace activist: Duma attack should ring alarm bells for us all
Netanyahu: Zero tolerance for terrorism and hate crimes
IFCJ expands new aliya program beyond Ukraine
UK Jews challenge 'biased' educational programming
UK Jewish community expresses relief as High Court orders end to invasive autopsies
Ohio State marching band's Nazi song draws Jewish ire
Euro Maccabi games marred by anti-Semitism in Berlin
In diplomatic outreach, Kerry seeks to convince Gulf Arabs on Iran deal
Is Iran accord tearing US Jewry apart?
Rouhani boasts of diplomatic 'third way', claims Iran's defensive ability intact
Business as usual: Austria to sell Iran cranes for possible use in hangings
Syrian-Kurd intellectual to Post: 'US and Israel need to stop Turkish attacks in Syria now'
Nusra Front abducts US-backed rebel leader, blunts efforts against ISIS
Iraqi militia leader says US not serious about fighting Islamic State
Canadian-Israeli anti-ISIS fighter: If we don't fight them there, they'll come here
US jets to begin striking Syrian forces if they target pro-US rebels
Proportion of contract workers in Israel similar to other developed countries, study shows
Leumit health fund 'caps' salaries of independent physicians
Technion biologists offer a new strategy to combat the HIV-1 virus
Albert Einstein's stupendous work: It's all relative
Haifa to expand air quality monitoring program
Israel's largest solar field begins flowing to the national grid
Hydrocarbons found in second wells at Golan Heights oil project
Establish commission to examine water flow to Jordan, MK says
Global hi-tech firm opens new office in Jerusalem with haredi staff
Mark Zuckerberg: Virtual reality is Facebook's next frontier
Budget deal to give NIS 18,000 'piggy bank' to 18-year-olds
Tech talk: Cybereason takes on Operation Kofer
Analysis: Tougher laws combined with good intelligence can prevent far-right attacks
Right from Wrong: When invoking WWII is appropriate
Time for the Iran deal
Terra Incognita: The Israeli blame-game of collective guilt
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Message of peace
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Sin Offering
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Get on the shabus
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No worst, there is none
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Who Cares? Israel does
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The timetable settled on by the president after a vigorous internal review was faster than sought by some top military commanders but much slower than demanded by many domestic political critics. By withdrawing 10,000 this year and an additional 23,000 by summer 2012, all the troops sent in the surge in December 2009 will be out.
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"When I announced this surge at West Point, we set clear objectives: to refocus on al-Qaida, reverse the Taliban's momentum, and train Afghan Security Forces to defend their own country," Obama said. "I also made it clear that our commitment would not be open-ended, and that we would begin to drawdown our forces this July."
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The president also used his speech to announce that he has selected Chicago as the site for a NATO summit next May to discuss the next steps in Afghanistan.
While the president's speech was not a declaration of victory in the decade-long war, aides stressed that the troop-withdrawal decision could be made only because of the success of the surge ordered by Obama. "The president is making this decision tonight from a position of success and strength," said one senior aide.
The decision reflects the administration's belief that Afghanistan no longer represents a major threat to the United States. "We haven't seen a terrorist threat emanating from Afghanistan for the past seven or eight years," said a senior aide, saying that al-Qaida extremists are no longer trying to use that country as "a launching pad to carry out attacks" on U.S. interests. That threat has come more from Pakistan, he said. And he contended that the threat from there has degraded over the last year.
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Frank Alexander is a deadbeat that hides behind the laws to profit off of everyone else. Remember Frank Alexander and F&G Management Enterprises because we the tax payers will end up with the clean up bill.
Very simple, double Michigan sales tax, remove all personal tax, remove all property tax, remove all business tax, remove all goverment employees that are involved with assessing and collecting none sales taxes. Think about it, everyone is equal in the tax they pay. People and business are not penalized every year because they invested in their house or business to make it better or bigger. Put a pencil to it, the state would have more tax income then they do now. Just my opinion
I lost my health care in the last 3 years, along with so many other but I am glad to still have a job. Oh wait I'm Mr policemen I will not work if you take my health care away, I'm above all other employees in this town. They are hiring in Detroit with health care and great pay. Good luck on your job hunt.
OK, I do not want to asume anything. The answer to the first question leads me to think that the handicap person must be in the car the whole time the car is parked, is that correct?
Does anyone know if the board put a cap on the temporary housing allowance of as much as $1,200 per month?
Tiggs1, Your point got lost in your stupid comments.
Why do teachers and state workers think that there is money somewhere to continue to offer their services at the past levels. FACT: There is NOT as much money as there use to be. Teachers and state workers, please spend your energy on helping find solutions to offer your services with less money. Rallys on the street and recalls is NOT going to find money that is not there. What about a teacher and school board rally to generate ideas on offering your services with less money. Employees and employers that work together have a stong business today and will be here tomorrow.
Combining the offices is a great idea. The core people will still be doing their same job in a new setting. A reader posted that the Clerk and Register of Deeds Offices are so diverse I find it extremely difficult to keep up with the constant changes. The core people keep up with the changes not desks and chairs in the office.
I'm a business owner and I have had to make some very painful decisions for myself and employees in the last five years to keep my business open. Today I look around and there are around 30% less of my competitor. Over those same last five years those competitors continued without making any painful decisions. Remember you voted your board members in to do a job and they are doing what they feel is good for the kids and school. Yes you can vote them out but this does not help the problem one bit. Everyone in Michigan and every other state has a big challenge and everyone has to give up something. Money DOES NOT grow on trees. I hate to say this but the money problem is a lot deeper than you think.
Excellent comments on the rules Craig and I could not agree with you more on the safety issues. Sorry to say that one of those accidents are going to happen and the cause will be one of those people that just don't get it and never will. These are the people that would not go by the rules if they had them tatooed to their head and then when they cause the accident they well act surprised. People please be aware of your surrounding and the rules when and wherever you are, it's called consideration of others and your well being.
The job of the assessor is to keep each property current with the market tru cash value in their area. Reappraisal is the same as saying sorry property tax payier our assessor is not doing their job so we have to use some money out of the township fund, (which you pay for) so we can have your property appraised the correct way. The reappraisal should be a lot lower because of the state of economy therefore lower property tax. Simple solution, do away with property tax and increase the sales tax by around 2 to 3% so everyone pays equal.
Maybe the bank is trying to say that RTD is already having trouble paying it's bills. I would think the owners of RTD could come up with $100000 of their personal money. There is more to the story somewhere.
Goverment should not get involved. Next week I think my business needs a loan because I have a for sure contract.
The basic standard for people setting tax assements is that they should always be fair and un-bias. I think leaving channel residents out of the district and not to set assessments on the basis of frontage is unfair to the channel people. Remember, they live on the water, so they should help with the cost to maintain the water. Maybe not a full assement but at least some. Remember their property tax assement for a channel lot is higher than a lot across the street that is not on a channel. Remember the more appealing the lake gets the higher the value of lots on the water become. Just because the channel lots are lower cost does not mean they should not share. Just something to think about.
Coalition of short term solutions. It's like the fox in the hen house, YES we need more hens. Let's find solutions that lower taxes and yes goverment is going to have to get smaller just like business to ride this out.


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Next up on our 100 Players Who Shook the Kop countdown is a striker who blasted more than a century of goals for the Reds and won a league title…
Date of birth: February 6, 1916
Place of birth: Liverpool
Nationality: English
Position: Striker
Years at the club: 1935-52
Signed from: Free transfer
Left for: Retired
Position in 2006 poll: 74
Despite arguably losing the best years of his football career to the Second World War, striker Jack Balmer achieved practically everything possible during an unprecedented spell with the Reds.
The prolific goal-getter initially pulled on a Liverpool jersey in September 1935 and notched the first of what would eventually become more than a century of strikes at home to Preston before the year was out.
He would continue to excel from his inside-forward role as the years progressed - Jack smashed home a total of 38 goals for the club before conflict forced a pause in competitive action.
But his landmark year was still to come; alongside the equally accurate marksman Albert Stubbins, the West Derby-born Balmer contributed 24 league goals to help fire George Kay's team to First Division honours.
Although the Kop greatly appreciated Jack's finishing art, in addition to his clever dribbling technique, supporters regularly criticised the striker for his refusal to involve himself in the physical aspects of the game.
It was during that victorious 1946-47 campaign, though, when Balmer achieved a record feat which no player has been able to accomplish ever since - scoring a hat-trick in three consecutive league fixtures.
The striker knocked three past Portsmouth in November 1946 and added another four at Derby a week later. The landmark was then completed back at Anfield with three more strikes against Arsenal.
Balmer was unstoppable during that period and actually notched 15 goals in seven matches; he was rewarded - and provided with an ego boost - for his form with the captain's armband during the season.
Remarkably, 17 years after making his debut for the club Jack was still featuring for Liverpool. He finally hung up his boots at the end of the 1951-52 campaign with supreme statistics of 111 goals in 312 appearances.
Appearances: 312
Goals: 111
Honours with LFC: 1 First Division title (1946-47)
Did you know? Balmer played as an amateur at Everton for two seasons before joining Liverpool but was released by the Blues
Where is he now? Passed away in 1984
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December 11,2011
Wanna try some yummy deserts.. Try frozen yogurts.. I had never thought there would be a place solely for yogurts but when I discovered it, I was excited to be there.. Trust me, I was glad I went there and I loved every bite I took.. It was yum.. Much better than those packed yogurts..! It's fresh and yum and true value for money..! :-)
August 17,2011
The best yogurt place in town... beats its competition by miles. To know more visit http://maliksumrani.wordpress.com/2011/08/16/froyo-frozen-yogurt-to-die-for/ ?
August 17, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Dear Malik, thank u so much for your review and the kind words... It give us great pleasure in knowing that you enjoy having our frozen yogurt as much as we love serving it... Do drop by at our newly opened 3rd location at Carter Road... Thanks...
July 17,2011
The best yogurt in the city
I am a Yogurt fan. I have been to all the yogurt place in the city and Fro Yo has the best yogurt along with the most elaborate choices of toppings. They have awesome mix of smoothies, very different and excellent flavors.
I would personally suggest blueberry yogurt :)
I will go to Fro Yo for more whenever I am around.
August 17, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hi Jimit, great to know you enjoy our products.... Our idea with the smoothies was to have the combination of the frozen yogurt with fresh fruits... Making it healthy and of course a great source of necessary vitamins and minerals... We look forward to serving you soon...
May 27,2011
Smoothies need improvement
The Sunshine smoothie tasted like bland orange juice. It was watery and inconsistent (not blended well).
The place is a joint with small indoors and outdoors seating areas. The decor is good. A pleasant burst of bright, solid colors.
Froyo in an ice-cream cone is a nice idea. The variety of toppings is good.
May 29, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hello. We would 1st like to thank you for your review, and state that constructive criticism is always welcome. We apologise for the bad experience you had with our smoothie. will definitely look into it right away and make sure the consistency is kept in the future. If you could just let us know when you visited Fro Yo it would be very kind.
Thank you for your appreciation. We are always trying to innovate with our products and we hope to receive positive responses from you in the future. Best regards, Fro Yo team
May 30, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
It's really nice that you respond to the reviews.
It had visited FroYo on May 27. Something was wrong probably with the proportion of ingredients which led to the smoothie becoming watery.
June 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hello, Thanks for getting back to us. We have had a word with the staff that was present on the day and have made sure that such an error will not be repeated. Again, we apologize for the bad experience you had at our store. However we do request you to please do visit our store once again, and try our new range of smoothies that will be introduced in about a week's times. Best Regards, Fro Yo Team.
May 27,2011
Amazing flavours (the Large size is whooping large! - good to go for 3-4 people).
Very nice and fresh toppings.
Good price - not over-priced.
Absolutely recommended.
May 27, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Thank you very much for your kind comments... It's a great feeling for all of us when our products are appreciated by our esteemed guests... Hope to see you again at Fro Yo very soon...
Loovvvvvvveeeeeee it !!!!!!!!!!
So happened to visit the second frozen yogurt store bandra has to offer... And was left delighted.... Have had Cocoberry a few times and had tried the Blueberry there, which I swore never to have it coz it tasted awful. To my surprise the friendly staff at Fro Yo recommended the Blueberry and even though it was hard for me, but i still tasted it... N Oh My God, it was fabulous... (have been back to have it like 4 times).... The spread of toppings is just fab... Some fruits they cut fresh after the order which was a great sign to show their focus on quality...
So on one visit I ordered the Big Twin Blueberry n Strawberry (coz the mini leaves me wanting more) with fresh strawberries, chocolate sprinkles and fresh kiwi. I loved how the sour went with the sweet... Also love the serving quantity here which is so much more than Cocoberry... (trust me, cocoberry does not even fill half the cup)...
On my last visit I happened to meet the owner who was very nice to chat with and gave a lot of info on the products... His favorite he said was the plain yogurt with caramel sauce and banana puree... Sounded interesting so we got a small coz we weren't sure, but were pleasantly surprised... It tasted great... We also got a large Frojito, (a mojito with strawberry frozen yogurt), its was nice as we could eat the yogurt first and then mix it with the drink which tasted quite delicious... It was nice and refreshing...
This is one place in Bandra that i'm gna keep coming back to try the other flavors and the other smoothies that look fab on the pictures...
You guys are doing a great job, keep up the good work and just a suggestion, maintain the quality and you guys will do great...
March 10, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hey there, first of all thank you so much for your kind words. Great to know that you enjoyed the plain as much as the blueberry. Hopefully we can make you try new combinations each time you visit us.
Be rest assured that our commitment is to use and maintain only high quality ingredients and products. As mentioned below, it is one aspect of the product that Fro Yo will never compromise on. We hope to see you back soon to enjoy your cup of Fro Yo....
Kind Regards, Fro Yo Team
May 11, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Have to say, its been a couple of months since I've been coming in, and fall in love with the frozen yogurt each time I come... your frozen yogurt is just delicious... you guys are doing a great job....
Just Average
Another brand got added in monopolized segment of frozen yogurt chain. I tasted like all the flavors here before I narrow down my choice to Blueberry. It was good. I don't understand why yogurt chain just make this flavor better? or Is it I like blueberry so much? :p
But Froyo's strawberry disappointed me big-time. It tasted awfully bad and something else than strawberry. The only thing that was fine about this outlet was different variety of toppings offered. Apart from that rest of all flavors was like copied from the Cocoberry menu. Can't we have different flavors please?
As far as pricing goes the small cup without topping costs here just 2 rupee less than cocoberry; but, the pricing with toppings is beaten by cocoberry.
Lastly, the brand name has been completely copied from U.S. based yogurt chain "Fro Yo" although sparing complete brand logo duplicity URL: http://froyoyogurt.com/contact.html
Let us see, how will be future of frozen yogurt desserts will shape up in the future. More the options better off we are !
March 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hey Tarun, thanks for visiting us... Good to know that you enjoyed the Blueberry fro yo... About the strawberry please let us know what you thought tasted so bad and we would definitely look into it...
Be rest assured that our brand name is not an attempt at copying anyone but an outcome of referring frozen yogurt as fro yo in most countries. Our search for the brand name was done in India alone. However thanks for bringing the same to light for us.
We hope to see you soon..
Regards, Fro Yo Team
February 17,2011
FINALLY....decent yoghurt
I resigned myself to the fact that in Mumbai you could only find sugary artficial yoghurts, thats not even remotely healthy but then a friend told me about Fro-Yo....I agree with the reviewer below....the branding is definitely a lil shabby and could do with some work, and had it not been recommended I probably would have walked right past, but I suppose the saying 'never judge a book by its cover' is very fitting in this case.
The yoghurt was perfect, and the choice of adding fresh fruit toppings is a good idea. The yoghurts are definitely of an international standard and reminded me of the yoghurt bars back home.
Keep up the good work guys.
March 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hello, thanks so much for your review... Since the start we are trying to provide a wide variety of toppings for our customers to choose from... They enhance the flavor of the yogurt and most of them are also healthy... We are always on the look out for new toppings to add to our range so there is something new to try... We look forward to seeing you soon at Fro Yo...
Kind Regards, Fro Yo Team
February 04,2011
Fro Yo so much better than Cocoberry
Phenomenal, just bloody phenomenal. The pricing whoops Cocoberry's sorry a**e and the produce is much better. I found the juicey burst from the Blueberry yogurt so delicious, and when you compare both in terms of creamy dairy goodness, flavor and texture you just know what's better. Little advice though, how do you get past such disgusting branding :P Improve that and you've a superb brand that i'm excited about :)
March 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hey there, thanks for sharing your opinion... Be rest assured that at Fro Yo we are committed to maintaining high quality and only use the best and fresh local and imported ingredients.... Quality is something that would never be compromised in Fro Yo, whether its the frozen yogurt or the toppings...
Thanks for your advise on the branding which we will definitely look into and try to match your liking...
Do visit us soon for the newly introduced flavor - Passion Fruit (sweeter than the other flavors, yet slightly tangy)...
March 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Let's try the Passion fruit flavor :) The Kiwi wasn't as good as the Blueberry and Plain though :)
January 09,2011
Strong competitor....
Had been to cocoberry a couple of times....Wanted to try frozen yogurts somewhere else....thankfully Bandra had 1 more place to offer....
Here comes Fro Yo....
The newly opened place opposite harley davidson showroom in bandra.The place was easy to locate.
The dessert scenario in Mumbai is changing and changing for good....This is the most healthiest way to enjoy the dessert without adding those extra calories.
The place is small like any other dessert shops(other den the big daddy's of this business)....
We checked out the stuff they had to offer....honestly speaking we were quite pleased.
The place is quite economical as compared to cocoberry....i say that as the price for a medium size yogurt in fro-yo is the price of the small cup in cocoberry....
The damages for a medium size blueberry yogurt was 185/-(including 2 normal and 1 premium topping)....
It also has lot of smoothies and other beverages...
The smoothies were looking good....
The place is a fresh place...it has a lot of work to do as its just 1-2 weeks old....but i'm sure they will do gr8....it will give cocoberry a healthy competition for sure....
a request to the owner....plz come up with 1 more branch in JUHU...plzzz if posibl...thanks and ya all d bst!!!
March 4, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
Hey Samit, first of all thanks so much for being the first one to review us.... great to know that you enjoyed the blueberry fro yo... As you mentioned it is definitely one of the healthiest ways to enjoy a desert, as there is no presence of cream... We are now over 2 months old and hopefully a little wiser, do come back to enjoy your cup of fro yo and share your experience with us once again.... Also, we are in the process of looking at locations in parts of Mumbai and hopefully we can find something nice closer to you...
Regards, Fro
March 5, 2011response from management at Fro Yo - Frozen Yogurt:
oh dats good to knw that u'll are expanding ur chain....we will definitely drop in soon...
hope u'll open a branch in andheri west/juhu.
keep up the good work.
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In 1986 Scott formed the band Acousticity. By the time the group had released their first album, 11:59, they had established a strong local and regional following with their blend of colorful harmonies and expressive lyrics. Entertaining audiences with a highly energetic live show, they toured the country opening for acts such as The Allman Brother's Band, Little Feat, The Marshall Tucker Band, Firefall, The Band, Poco, The Outlaws, Brewer and Shipley, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils and many others.
In 1991, Acousticity began touring nationally with Nicolette Larson. That same year, Scott toured with Nicolette as her backing vocalist and guitarist for a number of sold out performances in Japan. They brought enthusiastic crowds to their feet each night during their encores, when they were joined on stage by Bernie Leadon (Eagles) and Dan Dugmore (Linda Rondstadt, James Taylor).
In 1992 and 1993, Scott worked with Firefall's Jock Bartley for a number of "Acoustic-Firefall" performances and joined the full band on tour as their percussionist. Scott makes a vocal appearance on Firefall's 1994 release, Messenger.
In July of 1993, after the prompting of The Ozark Mountain Daredevil's Michael "Supe" Granda, Scott made the move to Nashville, TN. It was there he met Terry Jones Rogers, front man for The Byrds featuring Michael Clarke. After Michael's untimely death in December of '93, and acting on Michael's wishes, Terry enlisted Scott, along with Skip Battin (Byrds '69-73, New Riders of the Purple Sage, and The Flying Burrito Brothers) and Gene Parsons (Byrds '68-73, The Flying Burrito Brothers) to form The Byrds Celebration. After a solid week of rehearsals at Gene's home in Northern California, and a "warm-up" gig at a little dive down the street, they embarked on a 3-week tour of Europe. This proved to be successful indeed, as it provided for Scott another 8 European tours over the next couple of years.
During that time, Scott and Terry began writing and performing together under the moniker "Rogers/Nienhaus" and released their CD 'Empty Room', on TriEngel Records in 1996. They continue to receive airplay in the US, Europe and Japan.
By 1999, Gene and Skip had both retired from touring, but The Byrds Celebration were still performing all over the US, Europe and Brazil. The two would be replaced by Drummer/Vocalist Tim Politte (Scott's old friend from Acousticity and Nicolette Larson), and Bassist/Vocalist Michael Curtis (The Byrds, Crazy Horse and The Buffalo-Springfield Again). Michael's song writing credits include: Blue Letter recorded by Fleetwood Mac, and the Mega-hit for Crosby Stills and Nash, Southern Cross.
While still touring withThe Byrds Celebration, Scott along with Terry, Michael and Tim also performed as RNPC, leaving much of The Byrds material behind and focusing on their original material. This led to a new recording project which was begun in September of 2012, and was finally completed in 2013, once again at Music Masters Studio in St. Louis,MO, and was released on May 31, 2013 as YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY.
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I love genmaicha, and this is a nice bagged option. It's really nutty and toasty. The tea base is prominent, but not to the point where it detracts from the toasted rice notes. It's mildly vegetal. I'm not noticing any bitterness, even though I definitely oversteeped this time (and probably used hotter-than-optimal water).
I got this as a sample in the March Lupicia newsletter. It reminds me a lot of their Neptune, which I also sampled recently – the black base tastes the same, and the fruit flavoring strikes me as similar although that one's supposed to be something like "fruits & honey" vs. the strawberry here. The dry teabag had a very strong strawberry candy aroma, but the brewed tea smelled and tasted more generically fruity. The black base is definitely dominant. I'm glad I got to try this tea, but it's not one I'll be purchasing.
This came as a sample with a recent Lupicia purchase. The honey-fruit flavoring reminds me of Lupicia's Piccolo – it's generically fruity, and perhaps slightly artificial. It's not very strong here – the flavoring holds its own against Piccolo's rooibos base more than it does against Neptune's black. Said base is a pleasant, vaguely malty black. I don't think I'd buy this tea, but I did enjoy trying it.
By far my favorite of the flavored teas from Butiki I've tried so far.
The dry leaves smell very strong, almost like flavored coffee grounds. Once the tea's steeped, though, the scent – and flavor – mellow out quite a bit. It's very sweet, even on its own. I taste more maple than pecan, although I do get some pecan. The oolong base comes out more once the tea has cooled a bit, as others have noted. I was dubious about the concept of flavored oolongs – this was my first – but it works quite well as a base here.
I can't say I'm getting pecan pie – but, to be honest, I'm yet to pick up on baked-good/pastry notes in any tea thus far. There is a creamy, rich quality to it, though not, in my opinion, one that screams pie crust.
I really like this! The taste is nothing like red rooibos. It's a little bit grassy – even hay-like, but in a good way. There are some nutty/toasty notes and some sweetness, too – I'm getting hints of maple syrup, or maybe honey whole-wheat pretzels. I'm even getting a faintly oolong-esque aftertaste. I've only had this hot so far, but I bet it would be good iced.


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Posted by ALAUD on 08/28/2008
The new menu is much more expensive and the fixed price dinner is more expensive and the applicable hours are shorter. As to the service, it was generally good, except when we asked if salads were included with the entrees, the waiter said yes and then denied it. He said he thought we meant the fixed price- we missed the fixed price because of the hours change and he knew it! We ordered the lamb chops which were each about 2 ounces of meat (the serving is three chops). With the side dishes, there was no more than 8 ounces of food on the plate. No rice, or any other starch.We were all hungry after eating. Dervish used to be a wonderful turkish restaurant ( not a new chef's version of haute cuisine).
Posted by Thomas on 08/24/2008
i read some negative feedback about dervish.but i guess that actually take an action and fixed service.Becuz my fisrt time at dervish and truly impressed.Service was great,everybody was very polite and the red snapper was out of this world.We left very happy so i guess you should give a another shot.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/20/2008
I eat Rock Center area restaurants everyday. I was excited to find Dervish, as the food was delicious and they are right around the corner from my office. Unfortunately, every time I order there is some problem. It either arrives up to an hour and a half late, is missing some portion of my order, is a different price than previous times, or and this one really gets me... The delivery guy does not have change for a 20... this happened twice. When I've brought this to the attention of the management, they laughed and said it would not happen again, but sure enough it did! All I can say is the food is good... but do yourself a favor, walk downstairs to the halal cart save your self the money and the headache.
Posted by Dervish on 06/16/2008
Best lamb ever had, their meat platter is so delicious. Great atmosphere, if you love football (soccer) definetly a place to hang to watch the Champions leagues games, specially if a turkish team is playing.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/11/2008
that's all this place has to offer. My wife and I usually love Turkish food but we had such a poor experience here, we can't recommend it. The food was overpriced. We follow a halal diet, (kosher) but with this place we couldn't make sure. There are a lot of other Turkish restaurants out there, and this was not worth the cost or time (service is very slow)
Posted by Jonny Y on 03/21/2008
we ordered the swordfish for lunch and only recieved 3 pieces of fish. The arugula salad lacked arugula and the eggplant barely had any eggplant in it. If you order, stick to the basics because the chicken kebab was decent. If you enjoy being robbed on small portions of food, this place is for you.
Posted by april on 02/21/2008
I pass this place all the time and it seams to be crowded so figured it must be good. Boy was I wrong. Me and my my two companions were all unhappy with our [select]ions. Actually, I did not like my dish, finger ravioli. It was swimming in oil . My ffriend ordered the chicken shishkabob w/rice pilaf but it was not rice pilaf rather plain rice with a few chickpeas thrown in. We almost asked for our money back it was so bad. Also the baklava was mlnute considering the price.


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The Road Haulage Association, the Freight Transport Association and leading sector publisher Road Transport Media, are joining forces to help secure the future of TruckPol through the "Fight Freight Crime, Save TruckPol" campaign.
Since the withdrawal of government funding in April last year, the national police intelligence unit has been funded entirely by an appreciative and generous private sector. But unless further, urgent funding is found, the writing looks to be on the wall for what is the only resource of its kind dedicated to fighting road freight crime.
The Fight Freight Crime campaign is looking for support and funding from the road freight sector it represents; to raise funding for TruckPol at a time when organised truck crime is a growing threat.
RHA Chief Executive Geoff Dunning said: "To manage a problem one must have the ability to first measure its true scale. TruckPol provides vital information on such criminal activity and is the only police resource dedicated to collating and disseminating data and intelligence on UK truck crime. To see the demise of this unit would be a catastrophe and would set us back ten years."
Theo de Pencier, FTA Chief Executive also commented: "TruckPol plays a key role in the fight against criminal gangs which target a sector that is both vulnerable and attractive to thieves. The fact that the industry it helps to protect has kept it afloat this last year shows how highly regarded it is. Sadly, without government funding, TruckPol is once again facing closure and it is up to industry to save it at the eleventh hour."
It costs approximately £120,000 to fund TruckPol for 12 months. However, in these straightened times the collective pot of private sector funding is still some £30,000 short of the mark and with April fast approaching time is running out.
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