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And for the record, no I am NOT the seller. This is the most ridiculous asking price I have ever seen for a bike so far.
And for the record, no I am NOT the seller. This is the most ridiculous asking price I have ever seen for a bike so far.
Gotta be a mistake. This certainly beats the white BK that's been floating on ebay though
the guy sold it already, outside of ebay, so put the asking price really high so no one would bid on it.
but i do need an alien that badly...
Are you sure that isn't Sparta? Or even better a Sparton frame (lol). You would think that at 10,000 he would at least give you free shipping talk about a rip off geez
but it comes with a LOCK!
when I sold cars, we had a saying, " there's an ass for every seat".
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Specialized HR -A1, latest trash find (who throws bikes out??!!)
maybe he meant $1000?
yea i have seen it floating around our local craigslist here...i remember seeing it for around $1000..
loser using ebay as a web server to advertise his bike, then take it down. chump.
guess I gotta go cancel my $10,000 check I just drafted
I like fat bikes
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Is natural birth really that bad?
FYI my bff had her baby natural but not by choice, she didn't make it to the hospital in time. And she said it was the worst pain she ever felt in her life and she thought she was going to die. Thats enough for me to say hell naw! Excuse me where is the anesthesiologist please? I need an epi stat!
Yes, it is that bad. But the upside is, labor is so bad that you don't even register the pain when you tear. And I had a really horrendous tear! Never felt it.
I mean... it's not as pleasant as, say, a day at the spa. But billions of women have been doing it since the dawn of humanity, and I'm pretty sure they didn't have epidurals back then. It's really not so bad. I was natural with DD. I'm doing it again this time, and I'm excited about it. If you wanna go natural, try it! If it gets to be too much, you shouldn't ever be ashamed of wanting relief, it's there for you. But your body is built for childbirth and you can do it. Promise!
Also, I tore and had no freaking idea. I was wondering what was taking doc so long down there and realized he was giving me stitches. I didn't feel them either. It was a sore little recovery for a while, but I've had worse injuries that took much longer to heal and were much more painful.
Other reasons you wouldn't be able to get an epi is low iron (anemia).
I think natural is a lot more doable when you simply can't get the epi for one reason or another. The IV meds are a joke, don't waste your time, they make you feel drunk in a bad way.
Not trying to discourage you but if you prepare for the worst pain, you'll end up doing better than if you go in with the opposite mindset.
I did epi with baby 1, natural with baby 2, and I'm shooting for natural with this one since I know I've been through it and can do it but I won't be mad at myself if I go epi route.
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alskdghasldkghsadkTAV STOP TORTURING THAT POOR FICTIONAL CHARACTER PUT THOSE OIL PASTELS DOWN PUT THEM DOWN
vent art I can't concentrate and I have to finish school and I have to get a job and everything is happening at once and I feel so alone, my own parents said/implied I was lazy and a burden when I still lived with them, I can't help it, I keep expecting other people to "figure it out" eventually too, I'm so tired, I'm not sure I have enough energy to do everything I have to do, I feel like maybe I don't belong in the science/engineering world maybe they only want people like my dad, what if I'm putting all of this effort into getting a job that's going to leave me surrounded by people I can't stand and just… I'll do what I can but it won't be perfect… "I'm sorry"
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tHERE IT GOES
but oh dear I gotta say, the other interpretation holds a little more weight than is comfortable XDD
just floating around slapping titans
just like Erwin
and eren's
all just sharing handshakes and slapping titans
[is someone going to stop me]
[anyone at all???]
HAHAHAHA *shot*
Thank god, I also read the comments in such depressing drawings. xP
By the way by the way by the wayyyy...
Err, take a link: twinss-r.tumblr.com/pastlives (don't worry, it's from my tumblr lol)
It's something to consider about... I know that whole thing of desiring to see a character you like in an anime/manga kind of tortured or in pain etc etc etc... But that thing actually gets much more deeper than that. xP
So, if you're interested you can search it on your own. I'm just giving a pointer here.
bahahahaha.. xD
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My OH's daughter and her 2 children flew to the UK from Vancouver on Zoom, which has now gone bust. On the Zoom website, they suggest contacting British Airways, who are offering a deal for people in her predicament, but when we checked it, they are only offering £50 off their ticket price, which is not really a great deal, IMHO.
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I'm 28 weeks and I just went to the doctor and She said my cervix is closed but it is soft...Help???
I just want to know basically does this mean that I can soon start dilating meaning I will be going into labor prematurely?
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Hadn't broke around 9pm* I meanposted 03/21/2013 by mallory12
The cervix and how much you've dialted really have nothing to do with how soon or not you will deliver. When I was induced I was at 1cm dialted and I think at 38 or 39 weeks is when I barely dialted. Got induced the 15th of December last year around 9am and had my baby 10:45pm. My water hadn't broke when checked at around 9am I believe so she broke it for me and that speed up the process. I went crazy over the cervix info and dialating but don't do the same because it really isn't an indicator.posted 03/21/2013 by mallory12
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The Kraken Pro Analog Gaming Headset was a product that I received after competing in the annual Tiger Direct PC Race. Only after the event was over and all the hoopla from CES calmed down did we decide that the Kraken Pro was one of the products we received that we legitimately wanted to review. Razer has a history of making wild claims regarding PC products, i.e. The Razer Blade: The World's First Gaming Laptop or the Razer Edge Pro: The World's First Gaming Tablet but with the Kraken Pro they are making a claim based on one of the most subjective topics in product reviews…comfort. The Kraken Pro has a lot to live up to, especially when you make a claim like that, so let's see how it holds up.
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Granted, I haven't been using printer paper, but my first foray into a real mousepad wasn't that long ago. The first true "gaming" mouse pad I ever used was given to me by my best friend, erad1cate. He purchase an Alienware (Dell) laptop online and it came with a hard plastic "gaming surface". Since his girlfriend had already purchased him an awesome aluminum gaming surface he decided to give me the Alienware one. Immediately I noticed a difference in my play and comfort. What have I been doing all these years? Living uncomfortably, that's what. Roccat, whose been known for solid input devices, sent us their new Sense High Precision Gaming Mousepad. This budget-friendly surface option is boasted as the solution to all your gaming needs so let's see if it lives up to that bill.
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One of the greatest things about CES is finding those few products that just blow you away. In transit from one scheduled morning meeting to another we crossed paths with the TactSlider booth. This booth was one of the smallest booths that we took the time to stop at during the entire event. Crazy enough the product we stumbled upon will probably revolutionize the tablet gaming industry for years to come. Imagine having a tactile joystick no bigger than a quarter that could attach anywhere to the surface of your mobile device to take the place of the annoying dedicated button spots or terrible tracking d-pads. The TactSlider is a cheap option that will essentially make that d-pad into one of the most comfortable analog sticks I've ever used. With a ridiculous amount of gaming applications the TactSlider is a product that I'm sure will be at CES next year…in a MUCH bigger booth.
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Every large press event Razer seems to make a point to launch a new spectacular product. CES 2013 they decided to launch a few… Products ranging from revamped PC input devices, to console controllers to the "Only True Gaming Tablet" on the Market make the Razer booth a must see. Razer as a brand is revolving around products styles that are built on the a quality backbone. Designed by gamers for gamers in a moniker that at CES could never be truer.
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Zalman has been a cooling company that has never accepted the norm when it comes to current market trends. In a world where all-in-one CPU coolers are dominated by a standard rectangular radiator design Zalman decided to push their engineering limits and showcase a cooler that truly reflects a style we've learned come love. With quality matching engineering excellence in a large spectrum of product 2013 is expected to be quite the year for Zalman.
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In the past In Win has been a computer case company that focused on aesthetically pleasing options for all types of users. 2013 proves to be no different. With several new case options, some of which were the coolest we saw at CES, In Win proved that all the innovation awards that they walked away with this year were well deserved. The next "Frame" cases, one of which was a concept case from 2012 brought to life for CES, caught the attention of every person that happened to walk by the booth. If you are a DIYer and like unique looking cases this is a video you have to check out.
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One of the largest companies at CES 2013, Samsung took the liberty to demo some of the hottest products coming to market and currently dominating the world of electronic sales. The 'Series 7 Gamer' took the award of 'Best Laptop of CES 2012' and this year Samsung showed us the follow up to that outstanding product with the Series 7 Chronos. Qualifying as an Ultrabook in every criteria except the processor, this desktop replacement laptop will physically amaze you, aesthetically and with its hardware. We also took the liberty to overview some of the more prominent products for which Samsung is known. Check out the video for more details.
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The surrogate mother to the Android tablet has recently been overshadowed by companies like ASUS and Samsung due to superior hardware and product support. Those days are GONE! Archos has revamped the idea of Android tablet and had developed some of the most hardware intensive options currently on the market. With specifications similar to the likes of the iPad any lover of Android should be salivating. Archos has also continued with the innovation of the external functionality of the standard tablet by developing tablet models centered around gaming and productivity. Archos was never gone but was sometimes forgotten…in 2013 they will be a company to be remembered.
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One of the biggest splashes made in 2012 in the ThinkComputers universe was caused by the asteroid known as Roccat. A long time player in the Europe, Roccat decided to step up their game and compete with the big dogs in the US market. Apparently German dogs are just as mean as SEA dogs because the products that Roccat showcased at the LVH suite on the first day of CES would even impress Michael Vick. With the inclusion of one of the sickest mechanical keyboard options and the further development of the 'Power Grid' product, Roccat is poised to plant some roots in the US and not let anyone tread of that ground.
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Hello, Im doing an application, and in the android version i want the backbutton to work.. so Ive researched and found out its this function i have to use but what i couldnt find was how i use this and dojoviews.
This is a part of my Javascript code in Andoird --> JS --> projectname.js
The question is am I placing this code in the right place? am i doing the code wrong? My views are named like Info Graduate About and so on. Now when i press the backbutton it still closes my program. Any help would be appreciated.
function initBackButton() {
WL.logger.debug('AFR.js Android: Back button handler installed');
function backKeyDownFunction(){
WL.logger.debug('AFR.js Android: backKey pressed on view:'+ currentView.id);
switch (currentView.id)
case "Info"
case "Graduate"
//All other views returns to the main view
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Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T08:23:26ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.I don't quite follow what you're doing with "initBackButton" as it is not something that you need to initialize, it is already so.
We do not provide an API to disable or enable it, only to override it.
For example, if your traverse between "pages" in your app, and you want the back button to return to the previous page instead of quit the app, you use the WL.App.overrideBackButton API to do, as instructed in the documentation: http://public.dhe.ibm.com/ibmdl/export/pub/software/mobile-solutions/worklight/docs/wl_5_0_dev_ref.pdf
Which device/OS are you testing this on? Android, iOS?
I see you use transitions. Is this done via jQuery Mobile? Worklight-based Fragments and Pages?
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Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T08:42:04ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Im using dojox mobile 1.7.2. the original page swapping is done through dojo. Ill paste a code snippet from the html file. Im doing this for Android and Iphone but the backbutton i do want for android and im testing it with API 17 and in a HTC Phone (not sure which phone it is)
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The code above is for the view and the header and also a backbutton that is there for Iphone.
The code below is a button to move forward in the app
<button data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.ToolBarButton"data-dojo-props="transition:'fade',dir:'1',moveTo:'GBS'"class="buttonMed">Global Business Services</button>
Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T08:44:23ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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div data-dojo-type="dojox.mobile.ScrollableView" id="Morecult"
data-dojo-props="selected:false,scrollDir:''" style="background-image:url(images/background.jpg); background-size: cover; height:100%; width:100%;">
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Hopefully you can see it now
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Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T09:00:11ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Use "{ code } ... something here ... { code }" (minus the spaces) to paste code.
I will wait for someone with better Dojo understanding to help you out here.
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IBM Worklight Mobile Platform
Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T09:04:04ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-04T17:19:29ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Rather than overriding the back button's behavior, you should use the "bookmarkable" feature of Dojo Mobile.
Please have a look at this page that explains how to use this:
Note that you can also use the second part ("The bookmarkable feature in 1.8") since the version of Dojo Mobile included in Worklight since 5.0 is 1.8 (even though Dojo itself is 1.7).
Hope this will help.
Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-11T07:23:48ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Thanks! It works perfectly fine now!
Re: WL.App.overrideBackButton2012-12-11T16:38:56ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Requiring dojox/mobile/bookmarkable and putting hash tags in your view navigation does most of what you might want but what do you want to happen if the back button is pressed when you have already backed up all the way to the initial page?
The default behavior is to exit the app.
If you want to remain on the initial page when there is no more history to back up through and the back button is pressed, put :
WL.App.overrideBackButton(function() {history.back();});
in wlEnvInit() in the Android Environment.
If you want the back button to cause the app to exit when there is no more history, then all you need is bookmarkable.


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I was inspired to learn to knit.. so i am mastering the knit stitch now. Can anyone offer helpful tips, websites etc. Ultimatly I want to make a knit hat (those really really cute ones with the little flower on the side)
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uhh, crochet is so much better!!! haha
You can always go to youtube.com and do a search for knit or how to knit. They have some really awesome videos on there. It's easier to see someone doing it instead of reading lame instructions
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Thanks, i learned the basic knit on youtube so far. I do know the basics of crocheting.... So you like crochet better?
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I try pretty much everythin. And I had to learn to knit already in school, but that is one of those things i just do not want to do.
Okay I knotted socks.
But I do stick with crocheting, too, if I have to. lol
I think DH bought me a knitting book once.
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My 9-year old daughter was first diagnosed with failure to thrive when she was between 3 and four years old. She was born on her due date with a normal weight. When she was 2, she weighed 24.5 lbs and when she was 4 she weighed about 24.5 lbs and she had grown about 1/2 inch in two years. She was in the .2 percentile for weight. Endocrinologist diagnosed her with Constitutional Growth Delay - she had a delayed bone age of about 18 months. We have a family history of it - basically he said there was nothing wrong - she had delayed growth and would have delayed puberty and she would catch up.
She has always been a picky eater. She has never had a good appetite. She always ate very slowly. We had major food battles. Nutritionist defined some rules for meal times. A meal is 30 minutes. I decide what is on her plate, she decides what she eats, etc. She wasn't growing well, but I just wrote it off as Consitutional growth delay. Along the way she has developed other auto-immune symptoms, Asthma, Allergies, Ecxema, ADHD.
At 9 year checkup, pediatrician is alarmed about her low weight. She suggested we revisit the diagnosis. They tested her for everything - still found nothing wrong except constitutional growth delay and Vitamin D Deficiency. Now she is 9 1/2 years old - weighs only 43 lbs. About the size of a 6 year old. She hasn't really gained any weight in the past 6 months. She is still a very picky eater. She has a palate expander (orthodontia) in her mouth which makes it difficult for her to eat. She takes about 90 minutes to finish a meal. She usually doesn't even start to eat until the rest of the family is finished. She doesn't stay in her seat. She doesn't eat enough calories to grow. She goes to school and summer camp. They only give the kids about 30 minutes to eat. She talks the entire time.
Yesterday I packed her lunch, and she chose to eat only the two oreos and 1/4 apple.
This morning I decided to use the nuclear option. I made her a strawberry milkshake for breakfast (ice cream, milk, strawberry syrup, strawberries and a few stealth ingredients).
After 1/2 and hour, she only had a few sips. So I sent her off to camp with barely any breakfast, a packed lunch - which she will have a few bites of if I'm lucky.
So next we're going to try feeding therapy. The nutritionist said it may not work with an older child. I think the problem is that she just has no interest in food. She has no appetite.


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I used this recipe to frost Christmas cookies so I added a little water to thin it out for those. For my second batch, I added a little lemon extract to the mixture in place of about half a tablespoon of water and it really added a lot to the taste of the frosting, which before just tasted like plain sugar. It is a very good recipe though - love using the meringue powder method. You can find a can of it in the cake decorating section of most craft stores.
I really liked this recipe. It seems easy and the icing turned out very well. I measured out the powdered sugar by weight (480g) instead of by dry measuring cup. I did not beat the ingredients for a whole ten minutes, maybe five or so. I added a small bit of almond extract for flavor, as well as paste dye for color. I also had to add several more than 6 T of water to make the icing pipable. After piping outlines on all of my cookies, I thinned out each color and filled in the outline using a spoon and a paintbrush. The icing hardened wonderfully and the cookies taste great.
Easy, peasy! Thanks to the whip attachement on my KitchenAid, I threw everything in the bowl, started out slow and then whipped it until it was set. Worked great for making cookie houses.
I use this icing the flowers on my wedding cakes or any other time I need to make my flowers up a day or two before hand. It has never failed me. I've also used it to make "onions" to put on a cake that looked like a pizza. Use a rose tip to pipe 'onion slices' and let dry. Worked great!


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We have a TON of underwear, probably over 30 pairs. So is it completely wrong to just throw out poopy ones, and not clean them? It is so gross to clean them.
Should we hide this from our daughter - if she sees us throwing them out does that send a bad signal? Or what?


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N03565 RACHEL c. 1917
Inscr. 'John.' t.r.
Canvas, 30×25 (76·5×63·5).
Presented by A. E. Anderson 1920.
Exh: Alpine Club Gallery, November 1917–February 1918 (56), as 'Portrait of a girl'.
Repr: Connoisseur, L, 1918, p.167.
An unfinished study of Rachel Castellani.
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Volek right at home in the Hall
John Volek will finally get his moment of glory in LeFebvre Stadium tonight.
Back when Volek was a star lineman for the Hillmen in 1963 and '64, Placer played its home games at the Gold Country Fairgrounds. Sierra College's esteemed athletic director will join the Placer High School Hall of Fame tonight in a halftime ceremony at the stadium that bears the name of one of his greatest mentors.
Volek credits many of the coaches and teachers at Placer for shaping him into a highly successful athlete, coach, teacher and administrator. Throughout a career that zigzagged across the West Coast, he always had his eye on a return to the foothills, where he got his start.
"Did I ever think I would come back and sit here in my hero's chair, Buzz Ostrom? It's a dream come true," said Volek, referring to former Sierra athletic director Buzz Ostrom, whom Volek played football under with the Wolverines. "This is where I met my wife (Vicki Merle). She's a fellow Hillman."
Placer and Sierra have always had an intimate relationship. Sierra — then known as Placer Junior College — shared the Auburn campus with Placer until 1961, when it was relocated to Rocklin. That left the Hillmen with a sprawling, tree-lined campus that remains the centerpiece of Downtown Auburn.
"It was really awesome. It was a huge high school experience," Volek said of Placer. "It was basically like being on a college campus. I loved my experience there."
Volek fit right in when he hit the football field as a freshman.
"He had skills as a freshman when he came in," said Jugg Covich, a longtime Placer coach, teacher and administrator himself. "He had a very good work ethic and he was easy to coach. Basically I think it was those two things that made him great."
Volek wrestled under coach Bill Flake and points to coaches Ken Holbeck and Ralph LeFebvre for giving him excellent examples to follow in the coaching profession. Teachers Fred Moeller and Richard Furlong were also major influences on Volek.
Prior to his time on the sidelines, Volek was a tremendous player. After two years as a center at Sierra, Volek landed at Weber State in Ogden, Utah. After one season, he transferred to UC Riverside, where he was a part of one of the most explosive offenses in the country. Volek's coaching career also took root in Riverside, where he was a graduate assistant while he earned master's degrees in political science, education and athletics.
His coaching and teaching career took him to Santa Cruz High School, Mt. San Jacinto Junior College, Walla Walla Community College in Washington and Fresno City College. He may be best known for guiding Sacramento State's football program from 1995 to 2003.
The Hornets reached unprecedented heights under Volek and have yet to post a winning record since he left to become Sierra's athletic director. Volek led Sacramento State to a 7-3 record in 2000 – the Hornets' best season since 1988.
At Sierra, Volek helped develop one of the top junior college athletic programs in the country. The Wolverines are perennial contenders for the National Alliance of Two-year College Athletic Administrators Cup — awarded to schools for their overall athletic excellence. They've finished in the top four in the Cup standings each of the past six years. In July, Volek was selected to serve as president of NATYCAA.
Volek said he is proud of the success Sierra has had on the field. But he's more concerned with the long-term success of the student-athletes who suit up for the Wolverines. He said it's his goal to see athletes move on to four-year schools, whether they're pursuing their respective sport or simply furthering their educations.
Volek has three children who are heavily involved in athletics. His son John is the athletic director at El Dorado High. His daughter Heather was an outstanding athlete at Clovis West High and married Scott Brownholtz.
Volek sports a gold lightning bolt on the rear window of his car – a subtle nod to his son Billy, who is the San Diego Chargers' backup quarterback and an 11-year NFL veteran.
His family remains tight, just like his ties to his alma mater.
"Where the stands are now, is where I used to have to run hills," Volek said. "To come back and see the stadium and what the community has done is great. It's special to be honored by the selection committee and the coaches there. It's a community Vicki and I love and I'm being honored, but really I feel like our family is being honored."
Placer High 2010 Hall of Fame inductees
Robert Nakamoto (Class of 1949)
A graduate of Placer Junior College and Sacramento State, Nakamoto went on to serve on the staffs of U.S. Presidents Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. He is currently the president of both the Japanese American Veterans Association and the Business Executives for National Security.
Gary Stephens Judd (Class of 1958)
Judd was an outstanding football and track and field athlete at Placer before going on to Sierra College and UC Davis. He was a longtime teacher and coach in the Sacramento area and a member of the Golden West Track and Field Hall of Fame.
John Volek (Class of 1965)
After a stellar football career at Placer, he went on to play at Sierra College, Weber State and UC Riverside. He coached football all over the West Coast, including for eight years at Sacramento State. Since 2003, he's been the athletic director at Sierra College.


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Making Homes Safer with Safe Homes: A Look at the Controversial Way Boston Attempted to Reduce Youth Violence
Essinger, Jaclyn M., Suffolk University Law Review
"On March 27, [2007], an 11-year-old boy walked into the John P. Holland elementary school in Boston with a.44 caliber magnum handgun. The gun was taken out of his prepubescent hands before any violence occurred. On June 24, 8-year-old Liquarry Jefferson was needlessly shot to death by his 7-year-old cousin. Liquarry, who attended the Holland School, was one of the city's youngest victims in nearly a decade. Last week, a 16-year-old father with roots in Mattapan, stalked and killed a 17-year-old in broad daylight while horrified witnesses watched. These incidents send a profound message--the culture of violence is ultimately not about law and order; it is about the reestablishment of moral and cultural order and a search for new strategies that inform a meaningful effort to save a lost generation of urban youth." (1)
Today, in the United States, a child or teenager is shot to death about every three hours--almost eight fatalities per day. (2) After a decline in violent crime during the 1990s, police across the country started to see an increase in violence; many officials attributed the uptick to a surge in violence committed by youth. (3) Beginning in 2005, Boston, Massachusetts, started experiencing a dramatic rise in its number of homicides. (4)
In Boston, the number of shooting victims under age seventeen tripled over the last five years. (5) Boston began experiencing an alarming trend of youth-on-youth violence in late 2005. (6) The BOSTON GLOBE reported that 2006 was the "bloodiest" year in over a decade. (7) This increase represents a setback from the early 1990s when Boston had success working with youth to decrease violence. (8)
Desperate to stop the youth-on-youth violence permeating the city, the Boston Police Department (BPD) unveiled the Safe Homes Initiative (Safe Homes) in November 2007--a program designed to reduce the number of weapons available to at-risk youth by confiscating firearms from juveniles without prosecuting them for illegal possession. (9) Under Safe Homes, the police targeted four neighborhoods in which they planned to seek consent from parents to search homes for illegal weapons. (10) Safe Homes is a community-policing based initiative that requires both participation and cooperation from members of the local communities. (11) However, the program was met with strong opposition from the communities it targets. (12) The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has been especially vocal about its concerns, citing constitutional issues as well as its apprehension about the negative consequences that are likely to result from this program. (13)
This Note analyzes whether Safe Homes, as it was originally proposed by the BPD, is compatible with the Fourth Amendment's guarantee to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. Part II.A details Safe Homes, the program it was modeled after, and similar programs initiated in other cities. (14) Part II.B provides an overview of the Fourth Amendment principles applicable to Safe Homes. (15) Part III analyzes Safe Homes to determine whether it comports with constitutional standards and whether the constitutional standards adequately protect residents targeted by Safe Homes. (16) Next, this Note explores both the negative and positive consequences likely to result from Safe Home and argues that the initiative will not work without the support of the Boston community. (17) Further, even with community support, there are changes that could be made to ensure Safe Homes is conducted properly. (18)
A. An Overview of the Programs
1. St. Louis's Firearm Suppression Program
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, St. Louis, Missouri experienced a significant increase in gun-related homicides, a majority of which involved young African-American males as the offender, the victim, or both. (19) In response to growing concerns over violence, the St. Louis Police Department (SLPD) implemented the Firearm Suppression Program (FSP) in 1994--an initiative aimed at reducing youth-related gun violence by confiscating guns from juveniles. …


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love red heads
something about the mole on the left side,, intriguing
a very very very very very very very very very sexy waitress.
Bonito,bem-feito e muito sensual!
very cute
where's that skull from love? is it a design from something specific? you look gorgeous btw <3
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Go Yoko! Hers is the rifle which will BLOW THE HEAVENS A NEW NOSTRIL!
why yes, you certainly can take my order.
Waitress? Wow!
Brace yourself for a (bad?) pun!
That's a great cosplay; complete with a mole on her breast! XD
That's a great cosplay; complete with a mole on her breast! XD
You are a realy sexy girl !!! =]
Love the costume and the red hair!
You are too damn hot!
really really hot
Nice boobs. Really fits.
14.000 views? omg!!!
how did u get Yoko out of the anime????
Pure sexy. Love it!
You got a good look to you, nice, vibrant, good sense of fashion, pretty hands. That's 2 Thumbs Up an and a Glass Raise ~
You look gorgeous
that's what i call cosplay
all i can do is
what's the skull from? i feel like ive seen it somewhere before...
Um, 'scuse me, I'd like a motherfucking table now if you wouldn't mind.
great image, and a stunning model
awesum style;>
very sexy XD
You are really a goddess. You are hot as hell in your every photo and you have incredible upper-body. You are adorable.
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The Anatomy Of A USD-Funding Crisis And The Fed's Global Swap-Line Bailout
From Philipp Bagus of Mises.com,
On Tuesday, March 26, 2012, I was invited by Ron Paul and his staff to assist a meeting of the Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee of the House Committee on Financial Services. The title of the hearing was "Federal Reserve Aid to the Eurozone: Its Impact on the U.S. and the Dollar."
Unfortunately, Ben Bernanke had not come to the hearing, being busy with propaganda lectures in favor of the Fed. Instead, two of his colleagues, Mr. William C. Dudley (president and chief executive officer, Federal Reserve Bank of New York) and Dr. Steven B. Kamin (director, Division of International Finance, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System), showed up to answer the committee's questions on currency swaps with other central banks.
The hearing dealt mainly with the Fed's currency swap with the ECB, which amounts to a covert bailout of European banks.
But why did European banks need help from the Fed in the first place? European banks had borrowed dollars short term in international wholesale markets and lent these dollars for the long term to US companies or households. The maturity mismatch is highly risky, because once a bank cannot renew its short-term debts it becomes illiquid.
We approached such a situation last year. European banks had been pressured by their governments to buy their governments' debts. Italian banks are loaded with Italian government bonds, Spanish banks with Spanish bonds and so on. As the sovereign-debt crisis increased once again in the summer of 2011 with governments short of collapsing, European banks had increasing difficulties renewing their short-term dollar loans. As the ECB can only print euros, not dollars, European banks got nervous. While US banks did not want to lend to European banks anymore, in September 2011, the Fed stepped in and bailed out European banks through currency swaps. Through the swaps, the Fed assumed its role as the international lender of last resort.
During the financial crisis between 2007 and 2009, the Fed had bailed out European banks mainly through direct loans to subsidiaries in the United States. In order to conceal the bailouts, the Fed now uses mainly currency swaps. In the swap, the Fed sells dollars to the ECB and buys them back later at the same price, receiving interests. This construction resembles a dollar loan to the ECB at about 0.6 percent (0.5 percent above the federal-funds rate). The ECB can then use these dollars to lend them to troubled European banks.
At the hearing the Fed officials did not deny the obvious: the bailout of European banks by the Fed. Rather, they claimed that the bailout was basically a free lunch for US taxpayers, as they would get an almost-risk-free benefit in the form of the interest on the swap.
Further, the Fed officials maintained that the bailout was necessary because a default of European banks would cause stress in financial markets. Through the interconnectivity of financial markets, US banks would get into problems; lending to US households and companies would be affected negatively.
Lastly, they made assurances that the Fed will end the swap-bailout policy once it becomes imprudent and the costs and risks of such a policy exceed the benefits for the US public.
Let's have a look at these startling arguments.
First, there ain't no such a thing as a free lunch; not even for the Fed, the ultimate money producer. Just remember that US banks did not want to lend to European banks, because they regarded it as too risky. Even the central-bank swap is not risk free. It is true that the Fed has locked in the exchange rate and expects to get back the same amount of dollars plus interest. Yet there remains counterparty risk: what if the ECB, goes bust? Then the creditors, including the Fed, will take over the ECB's assets. Creditors would receive assets such as Greek government bonds, or loans to Portuguese banks. These banks depend on ECB liquidity lines and are collateralized by bonds issued by the Portuguese government, which also depends on the ECB to support it.
In the end, the ECB balance sheet is backed to a large extent by bonds from insolvent governments that are only kept afloat thanks to the ECB's promises to keep printing money and the pledged support of German taxpayers.
While an ECB bankruptcy does not seem imminent, the ECB has increased its capital to make good for potential losses already back in 2010, and the Bundesbank increased its provisions for losses in 2011. In the mean time, the ECB has bought even more Greek government debt. The ECB is probably one of the most highly leveraged banks in history.
Of course, the Fed hopes that eurozone governments will always recapitalize the ECB if it is necessary, so that ultimately taxpayers return the dollars to the Fed. But what if Germany leaves the eurozone? While this is unlikely in the short term, the possibility exists for the long run. Then southern European governments will default on their debts — and take their banks and the ECB down with them. Then who will pay back dollar swaps to the Fed?
The swap is also no free lunch as opportunity costs are involved. By abstaining from producing dollars and lending them to the ECB, the US-dollar money supply would be smaller and backed by better-quality assets (not indirectly by Greek government bonds). The dollar production also implies a redistribution toward the first receivers of the new dollars, the ECB, European banks, and their borrowers (mainly irresponsible and insolvent governments) to the detriments of the last receivers, mainly US citizens, who are confronted with a debased dollar.
There are other opportunity costs. The Fed could have produced the same amount of dollars and not invested in the central-bank swaps. These swaps earn very low interest. Instead of the swaps, the Fed could have purchased other assets, like stocks of Apple or gold, which may rise more in value.
One cost of the swap operation acknowledged by the officials in the hearing is the moral hazard created. Banks and governments worldwide may expect that the Fed will come to save them, too, especially if they are well connected with the US financial system. So why be prudent?
The highest cost of the swaps, though, may be something else. Through the swaps, the Fed is helping the ECB to bail out European banks that finance insolvent and irresponsible governments. The Fed is indirectly bailing out countries like Greece, Portugal, and Spain, debasing the dollar. Thanks to the bailouts, the political project of the euro continues. Without the swaps, some European banks might have failed, and with them their sovereigns. Thanks to the swaps, the eurozone stays intact.
The project of the euro leads to an ever-increasing rescue fund, and gradually toward a fiscal union and more centralization. A European financial government and the European super state, which would most likely abolish tax competition in Europe, are on the horizon. The highest cost of the Fed policy, therefore, may be liberty in Europe.
The Fed officials also made clear that they think the swap arrangement benefits the US public by keeping stress away from US banks and financial markets. The Fed does not want stock markets to fall or interest rates to increase. For them, low interest rates are the panacea for all economic ills. However, having artificially low interest rates climb back to more normal levels is no disaster. Sustainable investments are always restricted by real savings. Lowering interest rates does not increase the amount of real savings at all. Moreover, an important feature of a market economy is that people take responsibility for their actions. If US banks have granted loans to European banks and governments, they should assume the losses from their risky behavior.
Finally, the Fed claims to be prudent. But how can the Fed know the point at which it is no longer prudent to bail out foreign banks? How can it know when the costs of the bailouts start to exceed the benefits to the US public? How can they know what is best for the United States? Interpersonal-utility comparisons are arbitrary. Thanks to the bailouts, some banks may win, some stock owners may win, but at the cost of liberty in Europe and to the detriment of dollar users. Moreover, bailouts produce moral hazards, crises, and losses for individuals in the future. Yet the Fed claims to know what to do: social engineering at its best — or, as Hayek would put it, a fatal conceit on the part of central (banking) planners.
In sum, the Fed has assumed the task of bailing out the financial industry and governments worldwide by debasing the dollar. Fed officials claim to know that the bailout-swaps are basically a free lunch for US taxpayers and a prudent thing to do. Thank God the world is in such good hands.
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US taxpayers are being treated to a free lunch somewhere? Seems more like regular old prison yard raping to me.
1) The Non-Federal Reserveless Non-Bank wanders into even deeper activist waters than before, essentially autonomously expanding its charter beyond the alleged dual mandate (that's now seemingly become a global, hundred-fold mandate, but I digress - for now) of:
a) zeee price stability, and b) full employment (they've been wandering so far afield from those two 'conventional' mandates since 2008, that one would think that nothing the Fed would do would surprise anymore; yet here they are with their latest mission - bailing out the European Union - something that even the European Central Bank itself can't and/or won't do!!!).
So, the Non-Fed Reserveless Non-Bank is ratcheting up what was thought to be their full retard magnum opus of conjuring from thin air roughly 5 trillion USD, injecting said fiat into the coffers of the most favored friends and associates of the FRBNY network/syndicate, and backstopping (with U.S. taxpayers as collateral) another 12 trillion in loans/debts of these fine institutions.
2) Instead of trying to outright conceal the bailout of the EU (which the Fed has learned would only provoke more interest and questions, based on recent history), the Federal Reserve sends out their Goebbels to tell the few who bother to monitor this development thus far that, and I paraphrase, that;
a) currency swaps with the ECB aren't really tantamount to any 'bailout;' b) even if one does believe (i.e. concludes from reality) that currency swaps with the ECB are bailouts of the EU, there's no risk to the U.S. citizenry from such bailouts/currency swaps; c) that not only is there no risk to the U.S. citizenry from such currency swap bailouts of the EU, but there's only upside benefits to be reaped by the U.S. citizenry, and finally, d) given the Non-Fed Reserveless Non-Bank's fine track record of success in managing all matters financial, monetary and economic, given its brilliant forecasting at times past, and given its loyalty and allegiance to that which lay in the best interest of Americans, don't worry or fret, because the Non-Fed Reserveless Non-Bank has, just at times past, in order to ensure stability and order, planned ahead and implemented programs that will kick in to mitigate and then nullify any risks that do develop (even though they won't, as the Non-Fed Reserveless Non-Bank has already assured).
Good stuff.
/biggest sarc in my history of sarcs
If you stuff enough currency 'swaps' into the European banking system either directly or through the ECB... and it holds together... eventually, as the bankers say, you will own it all.
Benjamin Shalom Bernanke... fool or genius?
The highest cost of the Fed policy, therefore, may be liberty in Europe.
Can someone explain this to me how this is a result?
Bankers & Co. end up running the show. As in 'Who elected Draghi?'
Ah, I get it. The LOSS of liberty. (smacks self). thanks
broke broker brokerest we've been clanging around the bottom for so long it's time to light the fuse and get some light in here
With a 300$ service fee
You guys think I was kidding about that statue Ben wants of himself erected in Europe.
It'd sure be nice to encase 'ol benny boy in that statue over there in Europe.
Fed could have purchased other assets, like stocks of Apple
I would prefer that they buy actual apples.
Washington is sueing Apple right now for it's Ebooks
An orange jump suit for life for every FED president and Chairman still living.
NO jumpsuit and a little push from a hercules at 2000 feet hight.
FUCK YOU Bernanke......FUCK YOU Bernanke......FUCK YOU Bernanke !!!
Until Bernanke is hung up by his balls, the Ponzi will only end when it implodes on itself.
They had to shut down the printing press, change the oil fro 30Wt to 90WT going to be working hard.
Just keep pulling physical off the market people and we will prevail.
Remember to enjoy the little things like a nice single malt from Islay or a cuban cigar or a fine piece of prime rib. Keep it classy and kick fear to the curb along with Bernanke and his Circe de Ponzi.
All these guys are Goldman buddies. Do you really think that they are saving the freedom? the people?
They would laugh hard at you.
The clear logical picture that is upon us is that the FED and Banksters have no intention of ever getting paid back anything. They are printing to buy up the world at this time. Since they have the right to print as much money as needed to buy up the world. That is what they are doing. Wouldn't you?
Further anyone that buys bonds or lends to banks or keeps assets in control of banks is not being responsible.
It's truly laughable to hear people talk about the Fed reducing it's balance sheet, because "By God, that's what they've always done!"
Of course, back then, there were still productive environments to further expand the ponzi into. Today?
I'd bet that once the idea of GDP is dead, we will measure economies by the percentage of sovereign wealth held by their respective CBs.
I agree, especially based on the foreclosures expected this year and next (and forever basically) as well as what has already happened in places like Florida, Arizona and others (Detroit). I expect several things to happen:
1. They foreclose on people But allow them to stay on and rent the house at a lower cost, this is likely to increase as the banks become more insolvent
2. They force ALL pension funds, 401ks, 403bs, IRAs to be converted to Treasury Bills, we'll be doing our part to save the country and fight the wars against evil and terrorism (and, maybe, the Chinese).
3. Vital businesses are consolidated and nationalized where they are otherwise are not controlled
4. Local boroughs, cities, counties and all other public entities including states that have debts will be 'foreclosed on'
5. Wars will expand globally to engulf every region of the planet -- a World at War
At what point does it end? I suspect only after billions of people have died. The wealthiest entities in the world have been preparing for this and it is pretty clear we are now in the endgame. The western regimes have no choice but to act now while they still can, they know the BRICS are gaining power while the west is losing it. The military has and is expanding its presense in Asia-Pacific region - from Australia to the Phillipines.
Fuck you, Ben- even my 9 yr old understands what's really going on.....
Bernanke envoked rule 13-3 in the Fed's Charter the other day when asked if he can buy sovereign debt no matter how the Congress reads the Volker Rule to stipulate he can buy sovereign debt if need be.
Even the dumbest of folks should understand that default risk applies to sovereign countries & central banks.
"Default" is a legal term. The legal system is owned by the CBs and the sovereigns. Laws are legal.
What exactly, is this risk of which you speak?
There's form & there's substance. Some day we'll be holding a bag of shit, even if it's legally defined as roses.
Just think how lucky we are to have such dedicated sophists to protect us from the truth.
No it doesn't. Not to the Fed and ECB in the classical sense.
These kind of institutions are either abolished or make themselves redundant with hyperinflation. they NEVER go bust.
This article is bullshit.
And yet, no banker got sued for this mess....
They did it because that was all they could do at that moment. Tbere is no plan here. This is your fat aunt jaunita falling down the stairs during a community bbq. She is just randomly grabbing stuff on the way and screaming for Jesus.
How exactly does the FED making money help the US tax payer? I don't remember ever getting a check from the FED.
Also, if the FED is making money (but not printing it), doesn't that remove money from the global economy or is the FED just printing money, giving it to the ECB, and then the ECB prints money, and gives it to the FED as profit?
I think they call that check kiting if you do it.
Supposedly, any "profit" the Fed makes from interest on T-bills used for open market operations goes back to the US Treasury.
The real question is why is the legality of this loan to the ECB (all "currency swaps" + rental payments are loans) not challenged by Congress, or is is allowed by the Federal Resere Act?
Clearly, the ECB loan poses a risk to the future value of the USD and, therefore, all Americans.
Seems like the whole monetary policy is more of a social & moral hazard issue .. I don't really think the FED or ECB really care about their citizens ... as y notice our freedoms are being more governed by technocarcts and bankers and y can throw in a lot of politicans which try to impose their ideology on the masses. Sorry, something has to give .. hope its not our freedom!
Bernanke and the Federal Reserve will keep QEing/printing/devaluing to drive the value of the US dollar into the ground. Bernanke has succeeded in creating ever-esculating inflation and there are too many USDs chasing too few stocks and commodities.
Expect Benanke and the Fed to keep pumping until inflation becomes unstable and out of control. Because of deficits the Fed can't raise rates.
<- The Federal Reserve has your back
<- When did the Federal Reserve get a global 297 point mandate?
BTW, Tyler, it's Mises.org (not .com). The link is correct though.
Edit: Wow, I just tried Mises.com and ended up on a "google partner page" which is basically another front-end for Mises.org content. I wonder, did the institute sign up for this service or did Google capture the 404 error and redirect?
The fact is that as lender of last resort to the the whole world, the FED has assumed the mantle of Central Bank to the world. Does anyone think that other major economies such as China, India or Russia may not be bailed out when their time comes? Dream on - Our elected officials know this. The only segment that is still clueless is the American population at large.
Just keep the bread and circuses coming and all is well.
The basic problem is that ALL the developed country banks are owned by the same cartel. Benny got his instructions and did what he was told to do. Regulatory capture is complete. The corporations own the gov't and, at least in the financial sector, the regulators all want to work for the companies the supposedly regulate. This, most assuredly, is not capitalism.
So "Free Lunch" means that the Dow has been artificially been kept up? That borrowing costs have been artificially been kept down?
When biflation hits (stagflation for wages, but high inflation for food and energy) there will be No Lunch.
The central planners are playing with fire. Fire will come.
the bail out is treasonous.....americans are now on the hook to unelected financial terrorists....
not only is fed throwing good money after bad, but it is starving future economic growth through the grotesque misallocation of capital to failed banks, banksters, and governments
this is political
the Treasury/FED blew up the global financial system
not iceland, not ireland, not greece, not italy; we sold so much worthless, soon-t0-be-worthless, and somewhat ambiguously worthless paper financing shit to the EZ, that we just buried them in losses, too!
you know, freddie and fanny and everything else: this shit was securitized and sold AAA
it's NW0 communism, i think, mrBagus; just like ole johnD dreamed! theCity = top dawggies? the "sovereigns" just seem to be selling theirPeoples out, one after another, almost like...dominoes?
imo, we damned near took europe down w/ our frauds; maybe that's what daBoyz wanted?
investigations were launced, but prosecutions? then some temp or somebody over at the FBI "inadvertantly" deleted the investigatory files [but they weren't gonna prosecute, anyhow, so...]
since you were "invited" by rPaul et al one would think you understood the level of conspiratorial criminality involved in the frauds, the debts, the collections, and the ponzi schemes
the global banking cabal is now operating in the open, under the chairsatan; all the colored fiats are fungible; every person in the world is using paper money based on debt; free lunches everywhere! i can practically hear them saying: EAT ME!
These swaps are nothing else but vendor financing to Goldman/JPM/MS/BAC, so that their counterparties don't go broke and leave them out naked.
A complete bull-shit quadroupled article.
Philip Bagus should change his family name to Bogus.
Nonsens from the first sentence.
Ditto. It's total and utter nonsense, as usual when Americans discuss international finance.
A swapline is just that: a swap, i.e. a *mutual* loan in different currencies. The same moment that the FED sends $500 billion to the ECB, it receives the same value in euros from the ECB. There is no counterparty risk; if the ECB should go belly up before the swap is reversed (which isn't more likely than the FED itself going off the cliff), the FED still has those hundreds of billions of euros in its possession. It might use those, for instance, to make a small downpayment on the $14 trillion that the US is still indebted to the rest of the world..
L0L!!! those nonsensical yanks!
yeah it is "mutual": like when a kid needs money and promises to pay back his nanny
we carry our debt! with fiat! same as you L0L!!!
you wanna cash us out? you wanna liquidate us? go ahead and try, but be careful, son; your household chattel may not be worth quite what you think Hahaha!
but perhaps we should not squabble stridently, since we're all in this NW0 wet dream of liquidity together; comrade
p.s.: the checks are in the mail
Europe will blow up and the Euro collateral will become worthless before the dollar dies, so the swaps will turn out to be money pissed down yet another bailout rathole. This is a key part of the European banking families' plot to loot America. This has been the plan ever since the families created their Fed puppet. Even if the swap was dollar for dollar, a low-interest loan might as well be a gift if the central bank is debauching the currency by making exponentially increasing amounts of such loans.


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The public's take on the jail issuePublished 9:05pm Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Earlier this month a letter to the editor was submitted in support of building a new jail at the Chocowinity Industrial Park.
The letter discussed the extensive study that the jail's relocation has been given by the subcommittee examining the project, but the letter never once went into any detail as to what the specific arguments and reasoning behind the relocation decision were based on. It omitted mentioning that the first choice for relocation, the Washington Industrial Park, was so poorly researched that the site was abandoned because the site's co-owner, the City of Washington, was never consulted, refused to grant approval and, strongly expressed its desire to keep the jail on Second Street. Neither did the letter give any specific rebuttal to the public statements that have been listed as objections by the three Beaufort County commissioners or the Washington City Council members who are in disagreement with the recommendation for relocation. Further, statements concerning the outright lack of safety at the present facility were remarkable in their failure to mention that inmates and staff had just been cleared to reoccupy the current jail after completion of repairs and inspections by state and local building safety experts.
In summary, the letter urged county residents to just do as we are told by those chosen few who have convinced themselves that they deserve to be obeyed by the rest of us. We are truly lucky to have them.
Residents and taxpayers of Beaufort County might wonder why we should give any thought at all to the issue of relocating or even rebuilding the jail, since we are being given no vote, at all, in spending the more than $20 million that will be required to complete the project…if it stays on budget. The same politically driven decision-making process that spent $35 million on an ill-conceived school reconstruction, $15 million on a failed hospital remodeling and $10 million on an entirely discredited economic development boondoggle now is set to spend an additional $20 million without opening this expenditure to a vote of approval by taxpayers and residents who will need to pay off these loans. This is $80 million spent in a county of 50,000 souls in just 8 years. The great majority of it is debt that our children and we will struggle with for the next 25 years or more. Maybe we should at least talk about this.
Politicians need to win our support with the validity of their arguments, not the depth of their arrogance.
The Washington Daily News has the opportunity to open its pages to the debate. Allow the opposing factions to list their strongest points and then allow the points listed to be challenged by the opposing parties. If the "Yeas" and the "Nays" are so sure of themselves, then let them convince us.
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I thought I'd let you all know about some FB pages I'm sure those of you who have already had losses know about most of these pages so this is mostly for those new to the baby lost community.
Most of these do make pictures for our little ones, you dont have to have named you baby to get a picture most people will be glad to put "angel (you last name)" on the picture or a nick name that you had.
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|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Canned pinto beans
|15 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Canned black beans
|15 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Frozen peas
|10 Ounce (1 Package, Thawed)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced
|Chopped red onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Canned diced green chili peppers
|9 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Snipped cilantro/Parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Garlic dressing/3/4 cup bottled italian salad dressing
|1 Tablespoon
1 In a large bowl combine rice, beans, peas, celery, onion, chili peppers, and cilantro. Pour dressing over rice mixture; toss to coat. Cover; chill until serving time or for up to 24 hours.
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In Europe the fame of Shelley has risen superior to the clouds that darkened its earlier days, hiding this true image from his fellow men,—and from his own sad eyes oftentimes the common light of day. As a thinker, men have learnt to pardon what they consider errors in opinion for the sake of singular nobleness, purity and love in his main tendency or spirit. As a poet, the many faults of his works having been acknowledged, there is room and place to admire his far more numerous exquisite beauties.
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10:05 AM, Tuesday, May 03
William C. (Bill) Dunn, a World War II veteran and longtime homebuilder, died Friday, April 29, at his home in Floresville. He was 90. Bill was born June 1, 1925, in Corpus Christi to Rufus and Ruby Dunn. He joined the U.S. Navy during World War I...
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