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Whenever a non-Indian, in the commission of an offense within the Indian country takes, injures or destroys the property of any friendly Indian the judgment of conviction shall include a sentence that the defendant pay to the Indian owner a sum equal to twice the just value of the property so taken, injured, or destroyed.
If such offender shall be unable to pay a sum at least equal to the just value or amount, whatever such payment shall fall short of the same shall be paid out of the Treasury of the United States. If such offender cannot be apprehended and brought to trial, the amount of such property shall be paid out of the Treasury. But no Indian shall be entitled to any payment out of the Treasury of the United States, for any such property, if he, or any of the nation to which he belongs, have sought private revenge, or have attempted to obtain satisfaction by any force or violence.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 759; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330004(9),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2141.)
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Section consolidates said sections 227 and 228 of title 25, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Indians, with such changes in phraseology as were necessary to effect consolidation.
The phrase "or whose person was injured," which followed the words "friendly Indian to whom the property may belong," was deleted as meaningless.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "non-Indian" for "white person" in first par.
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Now I know most of you hate CA for whatever valid reasons you might have. It however still is the most populated gamemode during some hours of the day.
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I joined a CA game and my enemy was neatly organised, holding a single location on the map. My teammates just rushed in, and I went along knowing that I needed them in order to win. Of course you can imagine the spamming that was going on and the horrible slaughter of our team as the result.
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There is no need for a long post breaking down what the New York Rangers need to do in order to hand the Philadelphia Flyers a loss on their ice in game four.
The players all spoke of the need to play with better on ice discipline and avoid putting the Flyers on the power play. So far the Ranger's penalty kill has been almost perfect in stopping a major potion of the Flyer offense.
Don't just "talk the talk" but rather "walk the talk" and let the Flyers sit in the penalty box.
Attack the Flyer net as I for one do not believe Steve Mason is going to be playing at 100% otherwise he would gave played a lot sooner in game 3 perhaps even started it. Put bodies in his crease and keep fighting for the puck in the crease.
No perimeter shots as they are easy to see and easy to stop so attack, attack, and attack the Flyer net
Get Rick Nash involved in the offense and I don't mean more assists (unless they come off shots on goal from in close).
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Competitive Eaters have Bad Breath to Worry AboutThursday, December 30th, 2010
As we have discussed in other articles and posts, diet definitely can have an impact on your breath. Savory, fatty foods and those that are high in protein can often lead to bad breath. The consumption of these foods can leave your mouth coated in grease, food particles and foul-smelling odor molecules.
Pizza and hot dogs are two delicious foods that can often result in bad breath, if the proper oral care products are not used. Now imagine trying to each 68 hot dogs in ten minutes. That is exactly what American Joey Chestnut did in 2009 in the Nathan's Hot Dog Competition, beating out the long standing, six time champ Takeru Kobayashi. Quickly engorging on that many protein-packed hot dogs full of carbohydrates and scrap meat will definitely not do your breath (or your digestive system) any favors.
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This is a great time of the year. New products are rolling in from the annual trade show, showcasing new brands, new line extensions, and exciting new blends. I love this time of the year....and it's easy for us to get caught up with blogs, advertisements, and ratings....driving our decisions and setting our expectations. However, plenty of new items are flying in well beneath the radar, and El Mejor is a perfect example.
At first glance, El Mejor looks very familiar. Simple yet charming packaging, classically-themed color tones, and a comfortable, nostalgic appearance that exudes trustworthy and dependable. Then there's the blend. Handmade in Honduras using pristine Corojo wrappers and a vintage recipe of Nicaraguan, Cuban-seed long-fillers, each El Mejor offers a soft, well-aged aroma with a touch of barnyard mixed with baked bread and a dash of pepper. Indeed, it feels like I've been here before, setting the stage for – hopefully – a reminiscent experience.
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OGDENSBURG Construction on the George Hall Auditorium at Ogdensburg Free Academy will mean the next two Ogdensburg Command Performances seasons will be shorter, but the renovations in the long run could mean larger-scale performances and bigger crowds.
OCP Administrator Sally F. Palao said the renovations will include more seats, dressing rooms and a larger stage. It should be an enormous change, she said. We have been lacking all new lighting and fly scenery, and we had to use the library for dressing rooms. This will be much more accommodating for the companies.
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It will be state of the art, Mrs. Palao said. Its a great addition to the community.
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It will be able to accommodate some of the bigger shows we werent able to book before, Mrs. Palao said.
The project is part of a four-phase building project funded by the states EXCEL program. The auditorium renovations amount to $5 million of the total $55 million project.
Renovations will cut short the OCP schedule for the spring and fall of 2014. The theater will reopen in late January 2015.
Well lose about eight shows, but this way we wont lose a whole season, Mrs. Palao said. By presenting two half-seasons, it will keep us more on our audiences radar.
OCP YouTheatre will be presented at Lisbon Central School during the renovations.
There are only two other auditoriums in the county that can house these large productions Massena and Gouverneur but they are used heavily by their own districts, Mrs. Palao said.
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The AFP World Championship at the World Skiing Invitational in Whistler, Canada is the final big event in a long freeski competition season. All the best freeskiers on the planet come to the idilic town in British Columbia to compete at the last AFP Platinum level event and vie for valuable AFP points. Mike Riddle outperformed all his fellow competitors with a very technical and flawless run, deservedly winning the Gold medal. PERSISTENCE AND DEDICATION Finally living up to his impeccably high standards, Mike Riddle stormed into first place at the AFP World Championship. The Alberta native grabbed the top spot amidst a stacked field of athletes with a flawless run that had the local crowd going berserk at the finish coral. Athletes and spectators alike declared Mike the victor, quickly backed up by the judges with a score of 92.6, five points ahead of second place. "Mike is back!" proclaimed his coach and Canadian National team head coach Trennon Paytner, overjoyed to have such a crowning achievement at the end of a very challenging season. Capping such a long season with a win is the sweetest of victories. Mike Riddle's persistence and dedication throughout the season proved invaluable and reinforced the statement he made winning last year's FIS World Championship event in Park City. TECHNICAL AND FLAWLESS Many supporters came to cheer on Mike in the finals including his parents, brother and girlfriend. This may have been the extra inspiration he needed to nail such an amazing run. He stomped his first run in the finals, putting him on top after the first round, however, he decided to step it up a notch during his second time through the twenty two foot superpipe. His run started off with a massive double cork 1260 mute grab, followed by a rightside 900 tail grab which lead into a leftside 900 japan grab. He then launched a huge alley-oop flatspin 360 bow and arrow grab, finishing off his run with a technical switch 900 mute grab. Every trick was grabbed to perfection and landed high on the transition, this flawlessness put him ahead of the other competitors by a large margin. "It has been a tough season for sure," said Mike "So I am really happy to end on such a good note and I am looking forward to coming back even stronger next season." Congratulations to Mike, you truly deserved the win.


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POTSDAM – The Salmon River girls basketball team emerged as the lone state tournament winner among Section 10 contenders Saturday, defeating defending state champion Watervliet, 73-65, at SUNY Potsdam to advance to the Class B semifinals.
Salmon Rivers Abby Kelly scored 35 points as the Shamrocks survived Watervliets Ailayia Demands 39 points to prevail and set up an 11:45 a.m. Friday meeting in the final four at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy. Salmon River last made the state semifinals in 1982 when current head coach Karen Francis was a player on the Shamrocks.
Ive been waiting for them to play like this all year, said an exuberant Francis, who had trouble holding back the tears of joy. I am so proud of this team. They have worked so hard to get to this point.
We said coming into this game that we were going to leave everything on the floor, and thats exactly what they did. They left it all out there. I couldnt ask for anything more out of them. We beat the defending state champs.
In other games, the Massena girls fell to Troy 62-45 in a Class A quarterfinal at SUNY Potsdam. The Hammond girls lost to Fort Edward, 64-45 in a Class D quarterfinal at Adirondack Community College in Queensbury.
In boys quarterfinal games, Section 10 Class B champion Ogdensburg Free Academy lost to Section 2s Watervliet 73-58 at SUNY Potsdam. Class Ds Madrid-Waddington lost to Section 2s Argyle 77-59 at Hudson Falls High School.
Kelly paced the Shamrocks, ending with an 18-for-20 performance from the foul line, as Salmon River took control of the game early, then battled back and forth with Watervliet before emerging as the winner.
The teams were tied at 61-61 with 5 minutes, 27 seconds left in the game when Salmon Rivers Jaiden Mitchell hit one of her three 3-pointers. Kelly then stole the ball, was fouled and hit both ends of a one-and-one.
Watervliet (21-3) closed the gap to a single point and appeared to have a chance to go ahead when Demand made a crucial steal with just over a minute to play. But Demand was called for her fifth foul of the game while driving to the basket, eliminating her from the game.
With 32 second left, Aliyah Cook grabbed a rebound of a missed foul shot by Kelly and was fouled. Cook made both shots to put Salmon River (17-6) up by four, sealing the game.
Cook finished with 17 points and five rebounds for the Shamrocks. Taylor Francis added eight rebounds, four steals and three assists. Kwiio King supplied nine rebounds.
The Section 2 champion Flying Horses used their height and long limbs to perfection by forcing the Red Raiders (12-8) into several early turnovers, which led to Troy taking a 17-8 lead after the first quarter.
Troys full-court pressure continued during the second quarter, limiting Massena to just six points as Troy held a 30-14 cushion at the break.
It was really tough with their length. Thats something that we havent seen this season, said Massena coach Roy Thomas. Their arms were really long and they took away our passing options early, which led to their lead.
The defensive pressure and size of the Troy girls forced Massena into 32 turnovers, as the Flying Horses (17-4) extended their lead to double figures midway through the second quarter.
Mary Pattison led the way with a game-high 21 points and grabbing a team-high seven rebounds for Troy.
Alisha Jacobs led the Massena offense with 18 points while Marissa Manley added 10 points.
No. 1-ranked Fort Edward showed why it is the top-rated Class D team in the state against No. 3 Hammond at Adirondack Community College in Queensbury.
The Flying Forts (23-0) knocked off the 20-3 Red Devils in the quarterfinals, sparked by a 20-6 first quarter start.
Taylor Boucher led the way with 25 points, 18 of those coming in the first half, and Meghan Hendricks added 12 points and 11 rebounds as Fort Edward led 53-25 after a three quarters. Sam Godfrey finished the game with 10 points, six assists and seven steals for the Forts.
Alyssa Crosby finished with 17 points for Hammond. Emily Bush logged eight and Gabby Marshall added seven.
The Flying Forts advance to the semifinals at 10:45 a.m. Saturday at Hudson Valley Community College.
After watching OFA strike for 16 points in the first 4:27 of the third quarter, and take a 48-40 lead, everyone in the Watervliet camp knew that it needed a strong start to the fourth quarter to advance in the Class B quarterfinal game at SUNY Potsdam.
Senior Tyler McLeod also sensed that it was his time to step forward and lead his team back to the final four where Watervliet dropped a one-point decision to Bishop Ludden in last years state final.
He stepped up immediately, scoring off a drive to erase a 50-49 OFA lead. He scored 11 points in four minutes and went on to score 30 points, fueling the Cannoneers 24-8 fourth quarter run and ending OFAs 18-game winning streak.
They had been laying off me a lot in the game so I hit some jumpers, said McLeod, a 6-foot-3, Division I prospect. Then with the help of my teammates I was able to find some space.
Watervliet coach Orlando DiBacco felt the same type of frustration before his team put together a dominant fourth quarter.
OFA was very difficult to defend and for Kinnon LaRose to shoot the way he did was just amazing for a sophomore, DiBacco said.
Jordan Gleason, the other half of 16-8 Watervliets Division I prospect backcourt, tallied 17 points with eight in the third quarter while Gilmore netted four threes in a 20-point effort where he contributed 10 to a 23-13 first quarter lead.
McLeod and Gleason also combined for 12 and 10 rebounds.
Madrid-Waddingtons season came to a close at Hudson Falls High School as Section 2 champion Argyle earned their first trip back to the Class D final four since 1991 with a win over the Section 10 champion Yellow Jackets in Hudson Falls.
We battled back, said Madrid-Waddington coach Aaron Jones after his team fell behind 31-25 at halftime. We got down 12 early in the first half, cut it to eight and then three with five minutes left in the game at 50-47. But Argyle just wore us down. They hit a couple of threes and got some baskets in transition.
Joey Lufkin scored 24 points and passed out five assists for the Scots (22-0), who outscored the Jackets 27-12 in the fourth quarter. Del Pryce scored 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds.
Greg Thompson generated 15 for the Yellow Jackets (17-8). Maurice Rease tallied 14 points.
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Unfortunately for the iPad and unlocked iPhone 4 users, they will not be a part of the new protection plan that AT&T will be offering. The new insurance plan will allow users to protect their mobile device for a total of $9.99 per month. This will cover them against the loss, theft, damage or malfunction of devices that are currently not under warranty. While it might seem to be a little bit steep, these plans will protect a lot of customers who otherwise would have to pay to replace their completely new phone.
This is the first time that AT&T will release a service like this, and it will cover any wireless customer that does not have an Apple branded product, because they come with their own insurance policies from the company that allow them to receive work only from Apple employees.
The insurance will allow users to quickly replace their device if it is damaged for any reason, and will also allow them to account for electrical failure after the warranty expires on the phone. The deal will probably have a lot of subscribers. In a day and age where your phone is going to be on you all day every day, you really can not skimp on making sure that you have all of the protections in place to ensure that you do not end up without your phone.
The devices that will be included in the deal include the Samsung Galaxy Tab and new high powered Motorola Atrix 4G unlocked. Users are going to be able to get the new phone for only $50 to $125 - basically less than the amount that they would pay for the phones if they were to get them with a contract, so this deal could be really beneficial - especially for those of us that lose their phones very easily on a regular basis.


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Why was officer shot? 'This appears to be just some random act'
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - Like peeling back layers of an onion, investigators are trying to uncover details of the life of 56-year-old Cheryl Kidd.
Springfield Police Chief Jerry Smith said they are still working on a possible motive in the shooting death of Eugene Police Officer Chris Kilcullen.
"That's what's so strange about it," Smith said. "This appears to be just some random act that occurred, for no good particular reason."
Springfield police are holding Kidd's 1998 Buick sedan for evidence. The car is full of camping gear, fishing poles, tarps - and a trunk lid secured by duct tape.
Police also recovered the gun they believe is the murder weapon: a .38 caliber revolver.
"We know what she told us about why she had the gun," Smith told KVAL News. "We don't want to release that kind of information." Police typically withhold some details in criminal cases to aid the investigation and prosecution of the case.
KVAL News checked court records for Kidd's criminal background and found no history. Smith said there's only a traffic citation for reckless driving in the recent past.
She lived at the Royal Chateau Apartments in Springfield.
The manager of the apartments would agree to an interview, but KVAL News talked to several neighbors who had limited contact with Kidd.
"I spent some years working in the mental health system and professionally, I keyed on possibly that she was off her meds," said Bill Noel, one of Kidd's neighbors, "but then again i didn't know if she was on meds."
"My point of view: if she had a problem, she should have asked people for help, not take what she did on herself," said Rodney Carver.
KVAL News also tried to talk to Kidd's brother, but he refused comment.
Diane Holmes attended Kidd's arraignment on Monday "to support her, for moral support, but I can't discuss anything else," she said. Holmes said she had known Kidd for 10 years through a support group for adults with developmental disabilities.
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Define a project and meet with a community partner. Present the community problem and proposed solutions to a special session of the city council.
Simulate the writing of a constitution for the hypothetical country of Permistan.
Conduct an opinion poll on-racial profiling. Physically engage students by having them move around from "Agree" to "Disagree" to "Undecided" positions during discussion.
Prior to the 2002 mayoral election in Newark, New Jersey, students study the candidates' positions on issues they have chosen to track.
Create a brochure promoting a European city and write a letter proposing future plans to improve it.
Role-play representatives from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Ukraine, apply for entry to the EU and make a presentation to the EU Council of Ministers.
Simulate a U.S. Supreme Court hearing on a First amendment case about a Texas school district delivering prayers over the intercom.
On a class field trip to historic Bartram's Garden, pupils learn how the local watershed area of the Schuylkill River has changed over time.
Make global comparisons of quality of life indicators with those of Indonesia.
Study the locations of trenches and volcanoes and learn the relationship between them. Discuss the pros and cons of living near a volcano.
On a field trip to see historic maps, analyze how resources influence settlement patterns, and how land- and cityscapes change due to urbanization.
Use data and models to define the location of economically distressed neighborhoods located in Denver.
Consider the impacts of human migration on physical and human systems and ask "where will the future growth of San Antonio occur?"
What should the U.S. relationship with the rest of the world be? And what artifacts should be selected for a Museum of Patriotism and Foreign Policy?
Create, present, revise, and defend a Federal budget, and then reflect on what was learned.
Write summaries of Supreme Court cases that involve the constitutional rights of students. Role-play with lawyers presenting a hypothetical case to Justices who deliberate and present their opinions.
Learn about conflict by participating in a role-playing activity in the context of the fictional region of "Ugeria".
Research and consolidate demographic data, calculate health ratings and discuss conclusions.
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A new harmonised European standard for electricity metering equipment Publicat la data de: 16/08/2012
A consolidated list of references of harmonised standards under the measuring instruments directive 2004/22/EC have been published in the Official Journal.
The references of a new harmonised European standard in the electrotechnical area were cited for the first time: 'EN 62059-32-1:2012: Electricity metering equipment - Dependability -Part 32-1: Durability - Testing of the stability of metrological characteristics by applying elevated temperature'.
The harmonised European standards, the references of which have been published by the Commission in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJ C 218 of 24.07.2012, p.7) provide solutions for compliance and presumption of conformity with relevant essential health and safety requirements of the measuring instruments directive that they cover.
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"It's a win-win situation for all", said Dottie Flemett, Nursing Director for SEUDHD, "because the food donated stays local and individuals who have to pay $25 for a flu shot can use the money saved for something else."
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I'd like to buy some used bike components. I don't want to shop online. But I don't want to have to travel too far to make my purchase.
Do bike shops that sell used bicycles normally also sell used parts?
Short answer: yes.
Long answer: You might not find what you are looking for at a shop. I would seriously suggest checking online. Three reasons:
They likely have "extra" bike parts around that are scavenged from bikes that were unrepariable, just be sure you know what your getting. There likely isn't any warranty included on used equipment, so if it was a "distressed" part that finally breaks a week after you've been using it, you be replacing it again. If you trust the bike shop and it is a reputable store that's been around for awhile, you should be fine. Nothing wrong with used parts, just so it fits and works correctly for its intended design, and doesn't appear to have been abused or been on a bike that was not maintained or has been wrecked.
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How do I pack a backpack to prevent injury to my back and keep it comfortable while hiking?
The key to keeping your back happy is to drive as much pack weight to your hips as possible. A side note on weight is that the lighter your pack overall, the happier your back.
A lot of the packing order depends on your particular pack, but in general, the bottom of a pack is below your hips. Therefore, it is best to put something big and light in the bottom. A fleece is one idea, or your sleeping bag (if it's down, might be less great if synthetic due to the amount of crushing that will happen).
Now that we have the level of stuff above your hips, heavy things go next, right against your back. I like to put my food bag on one side and the tent on the other. Down the middle, cooking gear, maps, books, etc.
If there is room left away from your back, stuff your sleeping pad and random clothes.
On the top all this stuff, put whatever light items you have left (i.e. repair kits, first aid kit, rain jacket).
The key to this idea is that your heavy things are silo-like, i.e. tightly packed stuff sacks. That way their weight will be driven to your hips, and anything stacked on them will also drive weight to your hips. The "looser" your packing job, the less efficiently this will happen.
Well, this can somewhat depend on the type of backpack you have and the length of the trip you're planning to take (so how much you will be carrying), but there are a few general principles that apply to almost all situations:
From the bottom up:
One option that is super useful when you're travelling in a group is to have different packs for different purposes rather than each person carrying their own stuff. For example we have a "tent pack" and a "kitchen pack". The advantages include:
If you're in a group of 2 or more, consider it. Also, if you don't live together and didn't pack together, the pause before setting off during which you reorganize everything into categories is a fantastic way to check that you've all brought the right stuff.
As mentioned in other answers, it will depend on the type of your backpack. You can for example pack like this:
First you unbuckle all straps of your backpack, and lay it on the ground. Next to it you spread your ground sheet or shelter half, fold your sleeping bag or blanket on top of it, so it will be about as wide as the central part of your backpack, and put your extra clothes, food for cooking in the evening and morning, and anything that you will not need during the day, like so:
Then you fold the top and bottom parts of the sheet over your sleeping bag or blanket,and roll everything up tightly. Place the roll on the central part of the bag (if the roll is too large, you have too much stuff. Get rid of some of it), like so:
Fold the bottom flap up over the roll, fold the side flaps over the roll as well, thread the side straps through the middle strip on the bottom flap, and buckle them to the other side strap. Then fold the top flap with a detachable compartment down, and buckle the long bottom strap to it.
Place items that you will need on the trail, but don't want to keep in your pockets (map, snacks, emergency kit, rain poncho, ...) into the top detachable compartment. Strap your pot, canteen, hatchet, knife etc to the outside of the pack with extra straps, and you are ready to go. A nice example of the finished product can be found here.


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I might be wrong but didn't they use one of their helicopters to ferry Micheal Jackson's body from the hospital to the coroners office?
You are correct sir. Just googled up some video on it. Same green and yellow LA County Sheriff's Dept on it.
Despite how ridiculous that sounds, they probably needed to airlift his body. People (fans) can be pretty retarded about stuff like this.
perhaps but a rubber bullet will turn anyone around...lol
Good point.
So we should just shoot people.
Anyone who knows anything knows that the most corrupt sonsabitches who walk the planet are cops. Doesnt surprise me a bit
and this surprises nobody...
How many flight hours were audited?
"The county audit was prompted earlier this year by a Los Angeles Times report about allegations that officials were abusing aircraft privileges, purposely delaying emergency calls to make the case for more overtime pay, and possibly manipulating time sheets. The Times reporting was based on internal sheriff's memos and a deputy's lawsuit that implicated officials."
That sounds like reasonable investigative journalism. Delaying emergency calls sounds a bit more significant than airlifting the commander's daughter.
Exactly, no evidence of delaying any emergency calls was found during this audit. My guess is, since this does look like somewhat of a witchhunt, the audit was thorough. Again, the only discrepency they truly found evidence on was the commander's daughter hitching a ride in rush hour, which is small potatoes considering the scope of the allegations.
All things considered, I think the grade is PASS. Reprimand the one incident and move on. There are other departments they can probably find a good hornet's nest in, but from my point of view, the auditors essentially came up empty-handed.
Not sure what all the fuss is about. The only finding that would have raised my eyebrow was the helicopter ride for the Commander's daughter to get to his retirement gig. That was inappropriate.
The training flight was probably exactly that, a training/proficiency flight. You have some people in AZ who need to get to LA, a plane that is already in use during that time for "training" purposes... Why not send that plane to pick them up AND log the training time as well? I dont find it inappropriate to knock out two birds with one stone. In my book, that's called maximizing equipment utilization. Otherwise, the fuel burn would have only accounted for training...something they were doing anyway. May as well get some use out of it. It didnt sound like the people they picked up were coming to town to catch some massive waves. My bet is they had business to conduct with the LAPD and, as a matter of convenience, a dept plane would be conducting a cross-country training flight....
The other flight to the east coast to look at helicopters... well that business aviation argument vs airlines will go on and on for years to come. May as well toss this event into the pile.
So, an audit of one of the largest law enforcement aviation departments revealed ONE questionable flight??? From where I'm standing, they just passed an audit!
My point above? The LA Times ran out of mindless shit to print so they manufactured this story to cause another LAPD rift. Gotta love them liberals!
Yes. Those liberals are known for their hatred of government spending.
So anyway, I guess whenever you don't want to believe or agree with something it must be "them liberals," right?
No, "them conservatives" do it all the time too. It's just of matter of realizing from which camp your information is coming. The LA Times story revealed next to nothing, one incident that is flat-out inappropiate use of taxpayer dollars. Nothing else. The others were purely speculative on the part of the paper. The headline insinuates the article will be chock full of misappropriations. It fell well short of that.
I dont align myself with either of them. I stand on my own two feet and make my own grown-up decisions. Whether the story comes from Hannity or Matthews, you gotta consider the source. It just makes sense.
Ok, below... never know where they are gonna post your comments.
Liberals gotta make news, even if it is false. Bad article.
What evidence do you have that the information in this article was fabricated? That's a pretty serious allegation you're making and your dislike of liberals has nothing to do with whether or not there is any truth to it. In fact people generally sound like idiots when they throw around a word like "liberal" as though it somehow makes a point.
Einstein, the LA Times has been an outwardly liberal paper since its inception. Sheriff Baca was elected after running on the Republican ticket. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure this stuff out. In fact, people generally sound like idiots when they have to have everything spelled out in front of them.
Are you confusing the LA Times with Faux News Network?
What is the big deal. Look at all the Government Departments that use their aircraft for whatever reason. Hell, in the end it provides jobs in aviation....Oil Companies and other vendors and so on and so on. Let them use them. BFD!
government is government....private sector is private sector.....aircraft goes down and the lawsuits begin


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If you're pulling a Ben Stiller and spending a night (or day) at the museum, don't forget your phone. The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. is using Tags next to some of its 800,000 pieces, says a sharp-eyed coworker. By scanning Tags next to gallery artwork, museum browsers can get more info about the artist as well as various museum programs. Check it out:
This isn't the Smithsonian's first foray into mobile tagging. Its Natural History Museum previously used 2D barcodes in a Neanderthal exhibit. After scanning barcodes, users were taken to a mobile app and could upload a picture that would be turned into a "Meanderthal," giving them an idea of what they might've looked like 50,000 years ago (creative!). The Seattle Art Museum recently used tagging too, putting Tags throughout its popular Picasso exhibit.
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Zach wrote:Just like we couldn't regret Hobgood?
Nationals first rounder Lucas Giolito re-injured his pitching elbow and will be examined by Dr. Lewis Yocum, ESPN.com's Keith Law reports. Giolito, who was at one point a candidate to be selected first overall, signed for $2.925MM after the Nationals drafted him 16th overall in June.
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Not even close to the same thing. Giolito would have been in the discussion to go #1 overall before the injury. Hobgood was closer to being a supplemental pick than a #1 overall pick.
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You knew the moment he said what he did about Hillary, the 2012 meltdown would be brought up.
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White House Destroys Karl Rove Over Hillary Comment By Bringing Up Election Night 2012
On Tuesday, during his press briefing, White House Press Secretary absolutely torched Republican strategist and Fox News contributor Karl Rove over his recent comments about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Last week, Rove repeatedly insisted during a conference that Clinton suffered a 'traumatic brain injury' and that she spent a month in the hospital recovering from the injury. He insinuated that she was suffering from brain damage and that this, combined with her age, made it reasonable to question her ability to be President. On Tuesday morning, after dealing with blowback from his comments, he insisted on Fox News that he wasn't claiming that she had brain damage, but that it is fair to question her age and health.
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Boom! Carney should have just followed that up with "Good night!" and dropped the microphone. As pretty much everybody in America knows by now, Rove had an epic meltdown live on Fox News during Election Night coverage in 2012. He didn't want to believe the network's own projection that Ohio was going to President Obama. He kept claiming that there was a possibility that Ohio could swing for Mitt Romney and that the statisticians that called it for Obama were premature. Eventually, anchor Megyn Kelly asked Rove, "Is this just math you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better, or is this real?"
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Seriously, you'd think with that footage laying around, Rove would have slithered away, never to be heard from again. Besides his embarrassing performance on Election Night, he also went out and wasted tons of money on losing candidates that election cycle. In 2012, his SuperPACs provided almost no actual results, despite the hundreds of millions of dollars donated by extremely wealthy Republicans to get candidates elected. In fact, the Sunlight Foundation calculated that there was only a 1 percent success rate on the $100 million worth of ads that American Crossroads paid for. His other SuperPAC, Crossroads GPS, had a 'better' success rate, but it was still an abysmal 14% on the $70 million spent on attack ads.
Nearly two years later, he's still the butt of jokes and getting trolled by Jay Carney. It might be a good idea for Rove to sit the next couple of plays out, perhaps stop talking for a while.
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You knew the moment he said what he did about Hillary, the 2012 meltdown would be brought up.
Remember, don't dish it if you can't take it. :)
Unfortunately, Rove has succeeded. He has made this a topic of discussion and I can guarantee it will still be one in 2016 because the right wing media will maintain it. He may be the 2nd most despicable person on the planet, but Turdblossom sure knows his job; smearing feces over the lenses of peoples' perception.
Does Rove really want to go there, considering GOP hero Ronald Reagan was not only the oldest president ever elected but also quite possibly developed Alzheimer's while he was in office?
And consulted Astrologers while in office.
And thought trees were the biggest source of pollution, thought "Star Wars" would actually work, declared ketchup a vegetable and fell asleep during cabinet meetings.
I'd say yes, he did.
Sorry, but Rove is spot on with these comments. It would appear Mrs. Clinton, who was seven years behind me in high school, has suffered a hemmorhagic stroke affecting the base of the brain, where cranial nerves 3, 4, and 6, which control the eye muscles, have been damaged. A "fall" in which the skull is traumatized on the side or back, would in almost all cases not cuse this type of damage, but a subdural or subarachnoid bleed would be much more likely. Like mr. Rove or not, he has raised a pertinent issue concerning the suitability of Mrs. Clinton for the presidency.
The doctor has spoken
Isn't it a violation of medical ethics for a Dr to diagnose a person (s)he has not examined? You have lost all credibility by demonstrating you are so dedicated to being Right Wing that being Right (as in ethically and morally correct) is of no consequence to you at all.
apparently republicans at least don't believe that rule applies to them: remember Bill Frist in the Terry Schiavo case?
On what basis would you make the diagnosis that "it would appear" that Ms Clinton had that "hemorrhagic stroke"? You have no way of making that judgement unless you accessed her medical records; and if you did and revealed its findings here, given the provisions of HIPAA, it doesn't say much for you as a medical professional. Making such statements in a public forum like this – grounded in the patient's medical record or not – might make some believe that your licensing board has grounds for reviewing your license.
And what does the "seven years behind you in high school" have to do with anything?
Sounds like you're just somebody who likes to make himself look and feel important.
If you're really an MD, I'd be very wary of trusting you as a patient or as a colleague.
He's definitely a MD because he spent the night at Holiday Inn ;)
Huh. Here I thought it was unethical for doctors to diagnose at a distance, especuially someone who isn't, never has been their patient.
Silly me.
The problem is, people like Rove lack the capacity for embarassment. Otherwise, he'd have crawled under a rock years ago.
I really hate the hyperbolic article titles. "Karl Rove nuts cut off and barbecued" would be great if it was true. True, Carney got off a decent little zinger. My main issue is this. As a Democrat, I truly hate to have to say this, but Rove (whom I loathe) has brought up an absolutely legitimate point. People who have the injury that Hillary Clinton had, and fortunately recovered from, usually have recurrences of it, and sadly often die without warning.
Okay, Dr. Rusty,
Explain how my husband who is a PhD first had this injury in 1986 and is fine today?
People have TIAs (mini-strokes) for years and years and have no damage, then drop dead from one big stroke without warning.
People drop dead for all kinds of illnesses all the time……
You are right. My mother had a few TIA's at one point. She lived another 25 years and died at age 99 with full mental capacity. She just wore out eventually.
Everyone dies. Sooner or later. That's why there is a VP. And rules on how the musical chairs job game works.
That was the great nightmare of the shrub years. Cheney – a heart beat away from openly seizing power. President Cheney. Scary…..
Well, thank you Dr. Rusty! Holy crap, did you really say what you said?
Now, I'm no doctor, but I do have a medical background and what you said is just patently false. Hillary Clinton didn't have some hidden medical issue such as impending stroke or cardiovascular disease, etc. that caused her to clot up and put her life in danger. She suffered a fall, an injury. A clot formed at the injury site and doctors dealt with it. That's it. Once the injury heals, it's over. There is absolutely no reason to fear that she might have future problems with it, and I'm sure you and everyone realizes she has access to superb medical care, so I'm pretty trusting of that opinion.
Poor KKKKarl……So afraid of Hillary. And justified to be so. She will kick ass all over the GOP on a soon to be November night in 2016.
Karl will have the big one on Faux News and Rush will eat a bullet the next day.
Oh what a glorious day that will be!
Hillary would be smarter and sharper than 99 percent of the teathugs even if she did have a brain tumor, especially their puppet flip flop Mitt Robme
I think I lost weight laughing so hard at Karl Rove that night. Ahh…good times!
It's too bad he didn't get up and check the stats himself because he probably had piss all over himself.
Notice how they act like this is spontaneous. Then Megyn Kelly talks about how they had lost audio "in rehearsals".
And Cheney had how many heart attacks while in office? More importantly, who thinks Rove's opinions matter any more – on either side of the aisle, who?
the are SOOOOOOO scared sh*tless about Hilary–
How festive!
"Seriously, you'd think with that footage laying around, Rove would have slithered away, never to be heard from again."
This assumes we are talking about a normal, rational human being.
So now Karl says she has a brain injury, but when she had the accident, he swore she was faking to elude questioning about Benghazi….So which is it Karl? No wonder the GOP has so many problems, when the likes of Karl, Elmer Fudd, Rove are in charge of their strategy!
Rove suffers from a fundamental character flaw exhibited by many conservative pundits and political wannabes — when in doubt, make crap up.
If only he would slither back under that rock from whence he came!
Rove is a lying imbecile trolling around makin up bull$#!t.
Rove continues to hope the numbers from Ohio will eventually turn in Romney's favor. That said he's going to keep using the Roger Ailes, Lee Atwater playbook they've used since the Nixon era.
The parade of clowns never ends. I honestly believe Rove is in serious need of mental help. People never realized why Rove had the melt down in 2012 to begin with or have forgotten he was caught with his hand in the cookie jar trying to rig the Ohio election so Obama couldn't possibly win the state. Do people honestly believe his reaction was that far off the charts because he was simply upset that Romney lost? That vile man is a snake that will stoop to any nasty lengths when it comes to politics.
I suspect, that the powers to be, way back when, had already decided that gw bush, was going to be the next installed figure head of the US. Karl Rove was just in the pack, to lend authenticity to the rouge. Because when you look back, everything after the election, that the turd knocker did, has been a disaster. You can colour that guy anyway you want, but he is somewhat of a joke.
When you look at his educational background or lack of, and his grades, you pretty well can tell how and where a person will end up in life. Not always, but more, than not. Rove, doesn't belong where his station in life right now is, mentally he is not qualified for it. Just like gw bush didn't truly belong as president of the US, Rove doesn't deserve the lime light he is getting.
I don't know why gw bush and his mater, dick cheney were put into play, but they were. Something is up and it is serious business. I tend to truly believe Hillary Clinton, when she says that the rightwing has an agenda.
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