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Being a college student in engineering and maintaining outside interests can appear to be downright impossible sometimes. I have found in my time here at Purdue that finding balance is the key to keeping my sanity, and actually getting tasks accomplished. I am not going to lie, I would go insane if all I did was homework 24/7. I need to take breaks to do the other things that I enjoy. Whether that be running, playing soccer on an intramural team, reading a good book or just sitting and vegging out in front of the tv. I am not some robot that can maintain focus for hours on end. I need balance in my life. That is possibly the most difficult thing to learn in college. Not differential equations or heat and mass transfer, but how to find that perfect equilibrium in your life between coursework, socializing, extra-curricular activities, and part-time jobs. There is not magic solution for everyone either, no one size fits all, making this a daunting task. Some people plan everything out, down to the minute whereas others just go with the flow. It comes down to what works for you. It doesn't matter which type of person you are. Just take the time to figure it out; it will be worth it in the long run.
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This is my first summer staying at Purdue, and I have to say it is not quite what I expected. I am currently taking my last math class, doing undergraduate research, and holding a part time job, so needless to say I am keeping myself busy. Yet I still find myself missing the "normal" Purdue atmosphere. I miss the Big Ten sports. I miss the energy that the full student body brings to campus each fall and spring. I miss all the friends I have made here since freshman year, most of who are around the country with internships, research opportunities, or just relaxing back at home. All of these things I miss are what makes Purdue home to me each fall and spring semester.
Before I get everyone thinking that Purdue is a place to be avoided in the summer I should state that I have some awesome opportunities available to me here. I get to work with a professor on a research project pertaining to a copper alloy he is attempting to patent, something I would have never gotten to do had I stayed back home for the summer. I am excited to be able to do some meaningful, real world engineering work while having the flexibility of being able to work and take a class.
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Mr. Timothy "Hoona" R. Couturier, age 55, passed away on Saturday, January 26, 2013. Tim grew up in Belmont and was the son of Richard and Donna Couturier; he was one of eleven children. In 1976 he graduated from Rockford High School. Tim was the Vice President of Couturier Iron Craft where he felt blessed to have his father and brothers and sisters working with him. He is survived by his wife, the former Denise Jorgensen whom he married on September 19, 1981; daughter, Danielle and her boyfriend, Randell Coulson; father, Richard Couturier; brothers and sisters, Thomas and Roberta Couturier, Dave Couturier, Suzanne and Carl Steffen, Christopher and Inara Couturier, Patty Couturier and David Hall, Michael and Debra Couturier, Richard and Lori Couturier, Kathy Couturier and David, Dan and Jeannie Couturier, many nieces and nephews; Denise's family, Charles and Joanne Jorgensen, Lori and Tim Shellen, and Patti and Leon Sargent. He was preceded in death by his mother, Donna Marie Couturier and his brother, Mark. The Mass of Christian Burial for Mr. Couturier will be offered on Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Assumption B.V. M. Catholic Church, 6369 Belmont NE, Belmont, with The Rev. Peter Vu presiding. Interment in Plainfield Township Cemetery. The Rosary will be prayed at the funeral home on Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider the American Brain Tumor Association, 8550 W. Bryn Maur Avenue, Suite 550, Chicago, IL 60631. Relatives and friends may meet with the family at the Pederson Funeral Home on Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. and prior to the Mass at the church on Wednesday. The Pederson Funeral Home Rockford
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- Genome Scan Gives Man Insight Into Future Health Risks — the first completely mapped genome of a healthy person aimed at predicting future health risks. The scan was conducted by a team of Stanford researchers and cost about $50,000. The researchers say they can now predict [his] risk for dozens of diseases and how he might respond to a number of widely used medicines. Personalized medicine takes a step closer, and all powered by massive computational power.
- Long Handle on Shorted Digital Object — digital object identifiers, and their relationship to shortener services like bit.ly (in which O'Reilly is an investor). The Handle System is relatively inexpensive, but the costs are now higher than the large scale URL shorteners. According to public tax returns, the DOI Foundation pays CNRI about $500,000 per year to run the DOI resolution system. That works out to about 0.7 cents per thousand resolutions. Compare this to Bit.ly, which has attracted $3.5 million of investment and has resolved about 20 billion shortened links- for a cost of about 0.2 cents per thousand. It remains to be seen whether bit.ly will find a sustainable business model; competing directly with DOI is not an impossibility.
- We Are In The Information Business — A well-architected news website leads to content that will keep on providing value, rather than leaving stories to wither away when their immediate news value has faded. Structured content is the stuff that makes a website malleable, rather than cementing you into certain ways of doing things. Structured content is like a big undo button that allows you to reverse decisions and change how your website looks and behaves. Since none of us can predict the future, the freedom to change course as often as we please and not having to worry about escalating legacy costs, well, that's pretty close to heaven.
- Sacramento Credit Union FAQ — The answers to your Security Questions are case sensitive and cannot contain special characters like an apostrophe, or the words "insert," "delete," "drop," "update," "null," or "select." (via Simon Willison)
Four short links: 29 March 2010
Distributed Comments, Graph Exploration, Body as UI, and Genomic Advertising
- Salmon Protocol — protocol to unite comments and annotations with original web pages. A distributed solution to the problem that Disqus tackles in a centralised fashion. Important because we'll all be historians of our earlier lives and dissipated prolific micro-content is a historian's nightmare.
- Gephi — open source (GPLv3) interactive visualization and exploration platform for all kinds of networks and complex systems, dynamic and hierarchical graphs. I believe tools for data exploration, versus static infographics, are the only way to develop a new sense for data. (via mattb on Delicious)
- Skinput — a bio-acoustic sensor lets you use your skin to write, tap, drag, etc. See also BBC article. (via Mike Loukides)
- First Synthetic Genome Secret Messages Decoded (Wired) — the first synthetic genome contained advertisements ("VENTNERINSTITVTE", "CRAIGVENTNER"). I can't figure out whether it's a cheeky easter egg in the finest geek tradition, or whether it's as if the Apollo 11 had "BUY COKE" on the side or Magellan's yachts had sails emblazoned with "VENETIAN GLASS: BEST IN THE WORLD!". (via christianbok on Twitter)


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In Cowen Loan Servicing, LLC v. Jean Marie Delvar, 4D14-763, 2015 WL 8347300 (Fla. 4th DCA Dec. 9, 2015) the borrower alleged that he had been offered a loan modification and accepted and relied on that offer by making loan...more
On October 3, 2008, George W. Bush signed the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) into law as part of the government's efforts to combat the subprime mortgage crisis and shore up the faltering economy. In general terms, TARP...more
G4S Technology LLC v. US, 779 F.3d 1337 (Fed. Cir. 2015) –
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In August, the CFPB issued a compliance bulletin to clarify lenders' obligations to terminate Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) charges under 12 U.S.C. § 4902. One subject that the bulletin did not address—but which is...more
A new decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit poses a serious threat to mortgage companies that service mortgages of chapter 13 debtors. Mortgage servicers should be aware of the case's implications and...more
For years, the typical post-default strategy of secured lenders has been to foreclose the collateral through the power-of-sale contained in the deed of trust, credit the foreclosure proceeds to the outstanding loan balance,...more
In its Supervisory Highlights released earlier this summer, the CFPB reported its examination observations in consumer reporting, debt collection, mortgage origination and servicing, fair lending, and student loan servicing....more
The CFPB has issued its September 2015 complaint report, the third in its new series of monthly complaint reports. The new report spotlights mortgage complaints and complaints from consumers in the Denver, Colorado, metro...more
The CFPB has issued its September 2015 complaint report, the third in its new series of monthly complaint reports. The new report spotlights mortgage complaints and complaints from consumers in the Denver, Colorado metro...more
Under what circumstances does a person give his "prior express consent" to be contacted on his cellphone by a creditor? The Sixth Circuit recently examined that very question in Hill v. Homeward Residential, Inc., where it...more
In Monterossa v. Superior Court (PNC Bank), 2015 DJDAR 6488, the California Court of Appeal for the Third District decided a case of first impression under Code of Civil Procedure Section 2924.12(i) enacted in 2012. The...more
Prior to September 1, 2015, procedures in consumer chapter 13 bankruptcy cases varied greatly across the divisions of the Middle District of Florida, creating vastly different workflows for creditors and attorneys with cases...more
A U.S. District Judge in the Northern District of Illinois recently granted summary judgment in favor of defendant PNC Bank on a borrower's promissory estoppel and Illinois Consumer Fraud Act (ICFA) claims in connection with...more
On August 25, BuckleySandler secured a substantial victory in a putative class action in the Northern District of Illinois. McGann v. PNC, No. 11-c-6894 (N.D. Ill. Aug. 25, 2015). The suit alleged that a major mortgage...more
Foreclosure/Statute of Limitations: statute of limitations did not bar foreclosure action even though filed more than five years after breach and acceleration of note upon which previous foreclosure action that had been...more
The U.S. Courts of Appeals for the 11th and Sixth Circuits recently issued two rulings regarding when a consumer has given "prior express consent" under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) to receive text messages or...more
Student lending continues to remain in the crosshairs of federal and state consumer finance regulators during the summer months, with over five enforcement actions and investigations in recent weeks. As covered in both...more
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently addressed both the timing and scope of "prior express consent" under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA"). The plaintiff in Stephen M. Hill v. Homeward...more
Foreclosure defense and bankruptcy often go hand in hand, but sometimes it seems like the left hand doesn't talk to the right. This has proven especially common with bankruptcy plans that propose to "surrender" real property...more
On July 30, the CFPB ordered a Texas-based mortgage servicer to pay $1.5 million in restitution and $100,000 in civil money penalties for allegedly engaging in faulty servicing practices, according to a settlement announced...more
Cases featuring "dual tracking" claims under California's Homeowner Bill of Rights seem to be all the rage these days.
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There's a saying that presidents age twice as fast while in office. If that's true, be sure to wish President Barack Obama a happy 54th birthday on Tuesday and then see how he and other presidents have aged while in office.
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- For on-the-go and active parents, it doesn't get much better than a BOB Revolution! Effortless push and steering over pavement, gravel, dirt, and grass makes the BOB stroller a versatile companion.
- BOB's large sun canopy provides tons of shade for all-day outings.
- The Revolution Flex stroller has a wide, roomy seat that accommodates all the way to preschool age!
- The all-terrain three wheels are suitable for leisurely pushing, weight-busting powerwalking, or getting-fit jogging.
- This BOB jogging stroller has an adjustable handlebar for mom and dad's comfort; as well as adjustable shocks for baby's riding comfort.
- Make the BOB an outdoorsy travel system with the optional car seat adapter.
The 2015 BOB Revolution Flex stroller is for the parent who wants a great jogging stroller that is versatile enough for every day use. The Revolution Flex rolls as smooth as some of the finest prams available, it steers on a dime, and it is made to last from newborn through preschool. Bottom line - this 2015 BOB stroller is designed for parents who love to get outside and explore, tackle farmers markets and amusement parks, and still find time for trips to the mall.
Different from the Revolution SE, the Revolution Flex adds an adjustable handlebar for parents' pushing comfort. Otherwise, there is no difference between the Revolution Flex and the Revolution SE.
At only 25" wide, the width provides enough stability on uneven terrain, but it is narrow enough to maneuver in a crowd or supermarket aisle.
For parents who intend to do a ton of walking or jogging with their stroller, there are only a few good options and the BOB Revolution Flex leads the pack. The 12" front swivel wheel can lock into the straight position for jogging, and that combines with big 16" rear wheels to roll over obstacles and make pushing a dream.
The BOB Revolution Flex makes steering AND pushing effortless, even with a full load of child and storage. With the bigger rear tires, the BOB Revolution Flex handles grass, dirt, uneven pavement, snow and sand better than most other swivel-wheel strollers.
And while outdoors, BOB stroller sun canopies are among the most generous available on all-terrain strollers.
For using with an infant seat, you'll need the optional infant seat adapter. The Revolution Flex stroller can accommodate the most popular infant car seats including: Britax, Graco, Chicco, and Peg Perego.
For more extreme weather use, the BOB Revolution Flex's wheels have sealed ball bearings and the wheel material is a very durable black polymer plastic with real air tires just like a bicycle for optimal ride. This means that the wheels won't corrode over time, and there's very little chance any sand or grit will get into the wheel bearing to slow you down.
- Recommended Use: Revolution Flex is suitable for babies 8 weeks old to children up to 70 pounds. Also recommended from birth with the use of the optional car seat adapter.Maximum child height is 44 inches.
- Seat Safety Harness: 5 point harness for best security while seated.
- Reclining Seat: Adjustable seatback reclines deeply for naps while strolling.
- Advanced Suspension: BOB features coil spring and elastomer core shock absorbers with two-position adjustable shocks that respond to child's weight.
- Real Rubber Tires: Air-filled tires (just like a bicycle) provide superior performance and better ride comfort.
- Corrosion-Resistant Wheels: High-impact polymer composite wheels are designed for years of hard use in all sorts of conditions.
- Sealed Wheel Bearings: Sealed cartridge ball bearings help keep grit out for long-lasting smooth rolling.
- Parking Brake: Foot-activated parking brake.
- Multi-Position Sun Canopy Adjustments: Five positions on the sun canopy let you give the right amount of sun coverage as the day gets brighter.
- Adjustable Padded Handlebar: With nine positions, nearly every parent will find the perfect pushing position on this BOB stroller.
- Innovative Straight-Tracking Knob: For use while jogging with the BOB Revolution Flex, the fine-tune tracking knob lets parents keep the stroller running true and straight; unless other strollers that may veer slightly in one direction over time.
- Adequate Storage: The 2 interior mesh seat pockets are for baby's sippy and toy, with a large pocket on the seatback for cell phone, wallet, or other flat items; and a generous underseat basket.
All three versions of the 2015 Revolution stroller share the same frame, dimensions, wheels, and shocks
- Revolution SE does not have an adjustable handlebar nor handbrake
- Revolution Flex has an adjustable handlebar but not a handbrake
- Revolution PRO has an adjustable handlebar and also has a handbrake
There are no changes to the 2015 model, so it remains identical to the 2014 model.
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What is the earliest age to safely jog with a baby in a stroller
Babies need strong neck muscles to be able to hold their heads steady during the jarring movements of a faster moving jogging stroller. Usually, this is between 8 to 10 months of age. Parents should always check with their pediatricians before running with their baby in a jogging stroller. It is safe to use a BOB stroller for fast walking or powerwalking from 8 weeks and up; or with an infant seat mounted on the infant seat adapter.
Are there coupons or discount codes to use on the BOB Revolution?
BOB strollers are already marked down significantly below their normal MSRP. A couple years ago, it was tough to find a BOB Revolution for less than $450! Because dealers have authority to marked down BOB Revolution strollers well below normal retail pricing, it is usually excluded from any further discounts.
Can any of the BOB strollers be used from birth?
For all BOB strollers, the youngest age recommended to be used directly in the seat fully reclined is 8 weeks old. For using a BOB Revolution from birth, you'll need the optional infant seat adapter and your own infant seat.
Is there a snack tray for the BOB stroller?
Yes, all BOB Revolution single strollers share the same optional snack tray.
How do you clean a BOB stroller?
Though not machine washable, all of the fabric on a BOB can be hand-cleaned. First, remove any solid debris. Add some mild soap to a bucket fo lukewarm water (water hotter than 100 degrees can damage the stain-resistant coating on the fabric). Wet a sponge and gently rub the dirty areas until the fabric appears clean. Rinse the sponge in clean water to wipe away any soap residue; and repeat this step a couple times to make sure no soap is left. Then, allow the fabric to air dry and not in the direct sun - also, never put it in a dryer.
For dirty wheels and tires, remove them from the BOB stroller with the quick-release mechanism. Spray the three wheels with a hose, and scrub tires with a soft brush and mild soap.
What is the difference between the BOB Revolution, BOB Ironman, and BOB SUS jogging strollers?
Of these three models, only the BOB Revolution series has an option to swivel the front wheel for easy steering when walking and stroller. The BOB Ironman and BOB SUS strollers have fixed front wheels that cannot steer.


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For many, times are still tough and jobs are few, but one young woman is using her history in the fashion industry and one of Placerville's hidden commodities to help support a growing family. Becky Carter, wife and mother, began selling "vintage" clothes at e-commerce venue, Etsy.com, and in her previous Sacramento storefront, Velvet Leaf, as a hobby to supplement income from her sustainable, handmade clothing. Now, it is Carter's unique eye for vintage clothes that puts her on the map in the fashion world, selling thrift in bulk to major retail outlets under her new brand, Black Sheep, in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and New York City.
Placerville native and resident Becky Carter has had her original clothing featured in such media as Lucky, Teen Vogue, Nylon, and on The View and traveled as far as India to support her previous clothing venture with sister, Laura. The two focused on making organic, sustainable, and responsible clothing fashionable.
"When I see new clothes on a sale rack, the first thing in my mind is how can that be only $10?" Carter said, citing from firsthand experience the complexity of clothing manufacture, the cost of materials, and the expense of retailing.
According to Carter, new inexpensive clothes are a product of cheap labor overseas, heavy pesticide use, and low margins, but more socially conscious garments are not as fashionable as she would like to see. Velvet Leaf boasted a unique line of clothes often using silk and cotton untouched by herbicides and pesticides and sourced everything they could from American markets to support national industry. After a successful run at manufacturing and retailing ethical attire, the Carter sisters were met with an economic downturn that would threaten the viability of their livelihood. Their answer: "thrifting."
"In a day and age where everything is mass-produced and everyone looks like everyone else, you strive to have individuality. In buying vintage clothes you get to have a unique look," Carter said about her passion for old fashion.
"I like to imagine who wore this and what they were doing in it. I think there is something exciting about that. People get to feel like they are from a different time. Like they are from the '60s or from even the Renaissance era. It makes you more of an individual."
Carter described thrifting as a fun way for anyone to grow their wardrobe ethically, inexpensively, and fashionably, but to make a living in the industry is a bit harder to achieve. Almost a year ago, Carter got a call from an Urban Outfitters affiliate called Project Urban Renewal that had found her through her online store. Though Carter moved back to Placerville to start her family, being in the foothills would prove to be the perfect place for the untapped resource of thrift store clothes.
"I like to shop local, so the money I make from Los Angeles and New York goes straight into our local economy," Carter said, "and I am happy to support our local thrift stores because most are charitable organizations."
Carter specifically mentioned the chain of Snowline Hospice thrift stores as some of her favorite shopping. Snowline Hospice is a nonprofit that provides "end-of-life" support and medical care with a stated mission of "enhance the living, comfort the dying and support the grieving with compassion and dignity." It uses income from its six thrift stores to support its mission.
When asked about the current style in Los Angeles and New York, Carter said, "Right now, the grunge look is really in: denim jackets, vintage leather, and lace."
As a general tip, Carter recommends, "Pair your favorite basics with a vintage piece. Mix a little old with a little new." You can reach Becky Carter at her office, 419 Main Street, Ste. 300, Placerville, or through [email protected]


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text: I want to apologize to all you busy people about this - but I don't know where to turn and hope thatthis is actually the right place to do so. :)NFS "should work right out of the box", right? I seem to have stumbled on the wrapping paper! :0I have been trying to implement NFS between two systems that are on different IP networks (VLANs,within the same physical building). Between the hosts are Cisco Catalyst 5500 core switches withRSMs (router on a blade, routes between VLANs). The client box is attached to a 10/100 Cisco switchin the closet that has a GB uplink to the core switch. Traffic is routed/switched by the 5500,ending up in a different closet also attached by a GB uplink. I got the system working just finewhen the hosts sat on the same shared segment, but as soon as I moved them to their respectivelocations performance went straight into the crapper. I put a sniffer on the conversation and sawthat there was a huge amount of broadcast/ARP and retransmission traffic being generated - itappeared that the IP addresses of the hosts were changing about every 200 packets. I then moved thehosts back to a shared segment and stuck a sniffer there - sure enough there was a multitude ofdifferent IP addresses for the same MAC address. I thought that it must be the NICs or drivers so Itried a different PC as a client with different NIC and driver (switched the desktop PC for alaptop) and still had the same results. (As a side note, I thought that the NFS part might be aproblem so I downloaded the NFSv3 patches for 2.2.14 that Dave Higgens is working on and got thesame result, though I am now not surprised by this as I don't believe it is NFS related.)I have the sniffer traces to show this but I have condensed it a bit here:All Red Hat 6.1 systemsServer_1 = 2.2.12-20 kernel, Intel PRO100+ NIC, eepro100 driver, Compaq Deskpro PC PII 350 w/128MBRAMServer_2 = 2.2.14 kernel, Intel PRO100+ NIC, eepro100 driver, Compaq Deskpro PC PII 350 w/128MB RAMClient_1 = 2.2.12-20 kernel, Intel PRO100+ NIC, eepro100 driver, IBM 300GL PII 266 w/64MB RAMClient_2 = 2.2.12-20 kernel, 3Com 10/100 LAN CardBus, 3c575_cb driver, IBM laptop, PII 350 w/192MBRAMConfig 1 = Server_1 + client_1Config 2 = Server_2 + client_1Config 2 = Server_2 + client_1, replaced the NIC with same typeConfig_3 = Server_2 + client_2Sniffer information for Config_3 = Server_2 + client_2 on a shared hub, the two hosts and thesniffer were the only devices on the hub. Frame Source Address Dest. Address Size Rel. Time Delta Time Abs. Time 1 pnewl01 [10.255.239.133] 170 000:00:00.000 0.000.000 02/25/2000 04:59:05 DLC: Destination = Station 00902762C4DC DLC: Source = Station 00104BF909A8 IP: Source address = [10.255.239.134], pnewl01 IP: Destination address = [10.255.239.133] 2 [10.255.133.10] [255.239.134.8] 138 000:00:00.000 0.000.416 02/25/2000 04:59:05 DLC: Destination = Station 00104BF909A8 DLC: Source = Station 00902762C4DC IP: Source address = [10.255.133.10] IP: Destination address = [255.239.134.8].... <snip> 29 [255.239.134.10] [255.239.133.3] 186 000:00:00.007 0.000.290 02/25/2000 04:59:05 DLC: Destination = Station 00902762C4DC DLC: Source = Station 00104BF909A8 IP: Source address = [255.239.134.10] IP: Destination address = [255.239.133.3].... <snip>The traffic continues normally until frame 207 where the laptop mangles the IP addresses again as inframe 29 above. Within 1540 frames there are the 2 correct addresses and 14 variations thereof.Net Station DLC Station Rx Frames Tx Frames[10.255.239.134] 00104BF909A8 739 747 (Correct address, client)[10.255.134.10] 00104BF909A8 0 9[10.255.8.1] 00104BF909A8 1 0[220.127.116.11] 00104BF909A8 0 6[184.108.40.206] 00104BF909A8 7 0[255.239.134.10] 00104BF909A8 0 12[255.239.134.8] 00104BF909A8 17 0[10.255.239.133] 00902762C4DC 733 747 (Correct address, server)[10.255.10.255] 00902762C4DC 0 1[10.255.133.10] 00902762C4DC 0 6[10.255.133.3] 00902762C4DC 4 0[10.255.3.32] 00902762C4DC 1 0[126.96.36.199] 00902762C4DC 0 4[18.104.22.168] 00902762C4DC 11 0[255.239.133.10] 00902762C4DC 0 6[255.239.133.3] 00902762C4DC 25 0I am stuck here, not knowing what to do to find the root cause of this and would appreciate adirection!TIA, Phil-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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It's the first day of Free Bike Valet at Clovis Farmers Market!
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During Columbine the media was showing the event as it happened...for hours. At Sandy Hook, by the time the media finally showed up authorities had already secured the crime scene and they had no access to anything.
Originally posted by 1/2 Nephilim
The CT shooting is all anyone is talking about. The MSM, all over FB, twitter, every online social media site I look at is ate up with this topic. Its like this brought the world to a stand still.
I know there were alot of 2012 threads but cmon folks. This is ATS, a place where most of you aren't suppose to "fall for it". There are no facts to the story anymore. The conspiracy is to keep you busy looking for the facts and talking to your friends/families about "Why would he do such a thing?". That is why if you look at the vast majority of my posts yesterday you see me calling this shooting false-flag, the timing is to perfect, its to keep you to busy worrying about this than any other headlines.
ATS members are falling for it hook, line and sinker! Click Recent Posts and see how many of the topics pertain to the shooting. Turn the MSM off guys, say a prayer for the families when you go to sleep but STOP obsessing over these details all day, you will never hear any. You will be out of the loop though when you snap out of it and realize there is much more going on than a school shooting.
Indoctrination through media propaganda.
Originally posted by Sek82
reply to post by Gltichy
What bothers me the most is like you said, it's all speculation. So naturally, people take sides and cling onto some belief of what happened.
But really, none of us know a thing and in my opinion it can only do justice to any and all victims to ask questions where answers are missing.
The public should see every detail of this, because they have been subjected to it day in and day out.
Their grasp on the nation's attention is astounding. The ability to divide us, terrifying.
Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by Sek82
Very well stated.
I feel that they're soon going to be promoting the phrase "Never forget" with Sandy Hook just like they did with 9/11. Every year on the anniversary of the massacre, we'll be bombarded with images and sad videos from the tragedy and the MSM will tell us what has changed in the year since "Sandy Hook happened to America."
Remember, never forget. After 10 years of celebrating the anniversary, the next generation will be convinced of the official story and not question things that are were and are still done to prevent another Sandy Hook.
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NBPD has been giving excellent monthly reports at the bike safety committee meetings. Their stats are being used for infrastructure improvements, enforcement, and education efforts. ...
If you have some information that we don't, please share.
Or maybe you can volunteer to help us with the counts. We have a nice form to use, plus Frank has been working on an app.
What started out to be a ride the other day wound up as several of us standing around on a corner, observing wrong-way riders. So Frank shot this video:
http://bikenewportbeach.org/32nd-street/ ...
Indeed there are thousands of cyclists riding PCH through Newport every day. The more cyclists there are, the more visible we are, and studies (Pucher, et al) show the safer we will be.
In honor of Sarah Leaf and Dr. Kit Campion-Ritz, there's a memorial ride on Sunday, October 28, 8:00 AM at the new Whole Foods market in Fashion Island. Please help spread the word!
The city will...
If it's that sailing forum, you might have seen it there too. :p
Anyway, Part II is posted.
What an ordeal!
From my bNB colleague Frank Peters:
Go Kimberly!
Not reduced rates but Virginia state parks have guaranteed camping for touring cyclists. No one who rides in will be turned away.
The House transportation bill would eliminate all federal bike/ped funding. A last-minute amendment could put it back. Here's a last-minute appeal by the Bikeleague's Andy Clarke, to contact your...
This is no joke. This came today from RTC's Jake Lynch:
G'day guys,
In the words of the late, great John Lennon – "Nobody told me there'd be days like these."
In terms of America's...
2nd St. in Belmont Shore.
Tom Bowden's latest article is a gem:
It needed to be said, and heard!
We just posted Bud's latest news from the state legislature -- bills on texting, tailgating by motorists, stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, and contra-flow bike lanes:
Indeed. In the 8 years I lived there, I found southwest VA to be more bike friendly than southern CA, where I've lived most of my life.
I hope you would have read Anne Whisnant's articles linked to from our site. No one but the editor of the article linked to above suggested the Parkway would be closed to cyclists,...
The Bikeleague has a ready-made email for you to submit comments via CapWiz:
If you were freaked out by the Blue Ridge Outdoors article, Will has posted a more down-to-earth one today.
The essence of the issue is, Parkway management is trying to wall themselves off from having to interface with local communities and user groups, by closing side roads and feeder trails; then...
Find out Wednesday, at a get-together at the Capital Ale House:
Richmond 2015 Announcement Wednesday | Virginia Bicycling Federation
Also see Richmond2015.com