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Downtown Vancouver's North Bank Artists Gallery is turning over its gallery space to local students this month.
Digital photography and images from students at Portland Community College's Sylvania campus and Marylhurst University are on display through Aug. 31 at the gallery.
Twenty-two students from all levels of experience and training will have work on display in the exhibit.
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Where: 1005 Main St., Vancouver.
Telephone: 360-693-1840.
On the Web: http://northbankartistsgallery.com.
The exhibit is one of several weekend entertainment options in Clark County and Portland. Others include a pair of theater productions and the Clark County Fair's final weekend.
1. Theater company follows 'Millie' through New York
With summer in full swing, theater's slow season picks up with the New Blue Parrot Theatre's production of "Thoroughly Modern Millie."
The production follows Millie as she discovers and explores New York in 1922.
When: 1 and 7 p.m. today and Aug. 21, as well as 7 p.m. Friday.
Where: Washougal High School's Washburn Performing Arts Center, 1201 39th Ave., Washougal.
Admission: $15, $12 for seniors and children 16 and younger.
Telephone: 360-696-1155.
On the Web: http://newblueparrot.com.
2. Local theater groups team up for production
Clark College Theatre and the Slocum House Theatre Company team up for "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)."
The irreverent production features all 37 of William Shakespeare's plays over the course of two hours.
When: 7:30 p.m. tonight, Friday and Aug. 21 and 27-28, as well as 2 p.m. Aug. 21.
Where: Clark College's Decker Theatre, inside Frost Arts Center, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver.
Admission: $10.
Telephone: 360-696-2427.
3. Clark County Fair wraps up
The Clark County Fair will wrap up Sunday. Visitors have the weekend to check out family activities, art displays, carnival rides, stage performances and livestock.
The fair's final weekend features plenty of high-octane grandstand entertainment, including Pro Arena trucks, Tuff Trucks and the popular monster trucks.
Events: Pro Arena Trucks and Tuff Trucks, 2 and 7:30 p.m. today.
Monster Trucks and Tuff Trucks, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
When: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Clark County Event Center at the Fairgrounds, 17402 N.E. Delfel Road, Ridgefield.
Admission: In advance: $8, $6 for seniors 62 and older, $5 for children 7-12, free for children 6 and younger.
At the gate: $10, $8 for seniors 62 and older, $7 for children 7-12 and free for children 6 and younger.
Telephone: 360-397-6180.
On the Web: http://clarkcofair.com.
4. 'Scott Pilgrim' takes on the world
Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) falls for Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) in "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," in theaters this weekend. But he must fight an army of Ramona's evil ex-boyfriends (including Brandon Routh, Jason Schwartzman and Chris Evans) in order to win Ramona over.
"Scott Pilgrim" is rated PG-13.
When: Show times vary.
Where: Battle Ground Cinema, 1700 S.W. Ninth Ave., Battle Ground; various Clark County Regal Cinemas locations.
Admission: Varies by theater.
Telephone: Battle Ground Cinema, 360-666-7200; Regal Cinemas, 800-326-3264.
On the Web: http://battlegroundcinema.com or http://fandango.com.


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You don't give enough information to describe the letterbox problem. If by letterbox, you mean that you might still have some black bars on the top and bottom of your screen, but the image fills your TV screen left-right, this may be normal. You need to understand that your 16:9 TV matches HD video perfectly, but when it comes to theatrical films, unfortunately films were shot in a variety of aspect ratios that just don't perfectly match your TV's aspect ratio. For example, there are films that were shot using aspect ratios of 1.85:1, 2.35:1, 2.40:1 and many others. These aspect ratios don't perfectly match the aspect ratio of your TV, so you will still see some bars on the top and bottom of your display when watching movies shot in these formats. This applies to both Blu-Ray and standard-def movies. If you just can't put up with the black bars caused by these formatted movies, you can simply use your TV's remote control and use the Zoom button to expand your TV's display. This will get rid of the black bars but the trade-off is that you've expanded the TV image causing a slight softness.
If by chance, your black bars are seen both on the top-bottom AND left-right, then you don't have the settings on either your DVD player or TV set correctly, and you need to read the manual on each to learn how to setup each for widescreen movies.
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Glass is great on mine. It was mint when I picked it up.
My only complaint is the tripod and that I can not fine tune on Azimuth.
Uncle Rod's Used SCT book helped me make my purchase.
What classic do I have here??
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Well finally after 5 days of clouds and or rain, a cold front went thru and cleared things up. Tonight was the first light for this fine classic. Even though a cold front went through, the image of Jupiter was spectacular. The collimation seems close to right on, it may need to be tweaked a bit, but I'll wait for a more steady sky to do that. Using my Ultima 12.5mm eyepiece, Jupiter appeared tack sharp, a beautiful crisp image with a well defined edge to the planet. There was a wealth of detail to behold, even using the supplied 7mm ortho, I was amazed that the image did not break down. Im stunned. Bob


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It is very possible for a community to achieve ZERO waste, by completely recycling or reusing its waste. Green waste can be composted and reused for agricultural purposes. Plastics, metals, and glass can be melted, and reused as virgin materials in the manufacturing process. The remaining garbage including tires, medical and hazardous wastes can be turned into electricity.
A zero waste initiative is a multi-stage divergent effort to determine the needs of a community, educate the community, and then construct the facilities that will fully recycle all of the waste produced by the community. The following are some of the more important steps to take to attain the goals of a zero waste initiative. This initiative should be a public/private partnership to work at its highest level.
To fully understand the needs of the municipality, and to complete the design of a zero waste program, an audit should be conducted to determine the different components of the waste stream, when they occur, and where those components originate. A community education program needs to be launched to achieve the buy-in of those that are serving and being served by the program. The more the people understand and co-operate, the more likely the initiative is to fully succeed.
To achieve zero waste is it is necessary to design and construct a facility that will allow for all useful items to be removed from the waste stream. The materials recycling facility (MRF) is a very simple concept. Unsorted waste comes into the MRF and is placed upon conveyors. Recyclable materials and large objects are removed from the conveyors by hand and placed into appropriate bins for resale.
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Hey All
First post here. I inherited a Klein Attitude from my father, and i know very little about bikes. It looks nearly brand new, has to be from the early 90s (definitley pre-Trek).
When i got this tuned up, I was told it was something special and work a chunk of change. I hesitate to ride it if it's worth what the bike shop told me...
Here's a few pictures and what i know about it
- Custom painted shock absorbing front fork
- Custom front fork tube bearing
- Original rigid fork included in excellent condition
- Shimano Deore XT components and seat
- Machined aluminum bar ends, custom grips
what do you guys think? worth some $$ or should i just ride it?


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Broader Syria peace talks? Chemical weapons first
Kerry, flanked by Lavrov and Brahimi, told reporters after an hour-long meeting that the chances for a second peace conference in Geneva will require success first with the chemical weapons talks, which he said had been "constructive" so far.
"I will say on behalf of the United States that President Obama is deeply committed to a negotiated solution with respect to Syria, and we know that Russia is likewise. We are working hard to find the common ground to be able to make that happen," Kerry said.
Brahimi acknowledged the high stakes Friday. He told Kerry and Lavrov that their chemical weapons negotiation "is extremely important in itself and for itself, but it is also extremely important for us who are working with you on trying to bring together the Geneva conference successfully."
Kerry was traveling to Jerusalem Sunday to discuss the situation in Syria with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He then planned to travel to Paris on Monday to meet with French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius and British Foreign Secretary William Hague about the Syrian war. He will meet separately with Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal.
After meeting Friday with the emir of Kuwait, Sheik Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, Obama said the U.S. and Kuwait are agreed that the use of chemical weapons in Syria was "a criminal act."
"It is absolutely important for the international community to respond in not only deterring repeated use of chemical weapons but hopefully getting those chemical weapons outside of Syria," Obama said.
In Syria itself, U.S. officials said, Assad is continuing to move caches of chemical weapons and their delivery systems to different locations, even as he joins the chemical weapons convention and pledges to turn over his arsenal to international control at some point.
Assad has had the weapons distributed around the country in as many as four dozen sites for some time, and the U.S. has detected limited movements of the weapons in the last week or so, said two officials, speaking only on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to publicly discuss intelligence matters.
At the United Nations, Ban said Assad's government "has committed many crimes against humanity."
"Therefore, I'm sure that there will be surely the process of accountability when everything is over," he said in response to a question.
U.N. inspectors were sent to Syria to decide whether chemical weapons were used, but their mandate did not include assigning blame. The Obama administration says it has evidence that the Syrian government was behind the attack and that 1,429 people died. Some other estimates are lower, and the Syrian government has pointed to the rebels as the culprits. But the government also has expressed willingness to begin eliminating the weapons.
More than 100,000 people have been killed in two years of civil war marked by grisly reports of attacks on civilians. On Friday, the international group Human Rights Watch accused the Syrian government and militias fighting on its side of carrying out summary executions of at least 248 people in two towns in May. And the United Nation said it was allocating a record $50 million to help the millions of refugees from the war.
Russian and American weapons experts met several times Friday in Geneva to try to work out acceptable details for the expensive and difficult process of actually eliminating Syria's chemical weapons.
Lavrov said that Russia had supported the peace process from the start of the Syrian conflict and that he had discussed with Kerry and Brahimi the Geneva communique from the 2012 meeting on Syria and ways of preparing for a second conference.


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good morning...what brand of pedals do you use? and please rate on 10 scale.
good morning...what brand of pedals do you use? and please rate on 10 scale.
On my road bike I use Shimano mtn bike clipless (clip-ins) - the cheap kind (about $50), work great for me, a 10.
I use Shimano bicycling sandals summer and winter. Also work great. I have regular "mtn bike" clipless shoes, but no longer like them compared to the sandals.
Ritchey Logic Pro ATB Pedal - Silver SPD compatible. One set for my Tandem and one for my commuter. I like to wear Lake Wide ATB shoes (1 year). I have yet to have any issues.. My road bike has look pedals (20 years). I used to have power grips w/pedals on the road tandems thinking we can wear any shoe but you talk about component failure, I went through 3 sets in 4 years (2 free because defects and 2 that was given) before I decided to go with Ritcheys. My wife took to them the first ride. The power grips made it easy for her to understand the concept better. She is a pro with them now.
I have yet to have any component issues or incidents with the clipless pedals.
So far so good. The "Look" road pedals are the best for 20 years. Only one year with Ritcheys is not a very good test yet.
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Ultegra SPD-SL's - I rate them a 10 - the cleats are more walkable than Looks or Speedplays. The pedal has a decent sized platform. The only other advice is dial back the tension - they are too stiff out of the box. The float is six degrees - it gives adequate room to move your foot. The 105's are cheaper, but are made of resin. Of the three (105, Ultegra, Dura-Ace), the Ultegras are the best buy. I'm going to get a set of 105's for my back up bike though.
Speedplay X-1
I use Look pedals on both my road bies. I have used Shimano SPD and SPD-R.
The Looks have become my favorite because of the ease of clipping in or out--far easier than the Shimano SPD-R.
Campagnolo Gran Sport road quills with aluminum Campag. toeclips (Bianchi).
Various Japanese road quills with steel toeclips (other road bikes).
I don't do clipless pedals because I simply do not find them practical for transportation cycling and I do not trust myself to switch mentally and safely between snap-ins on some bikes and strap-ins on others. (I don't do indexed shifting, either.)
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Peugeot: 1970 UO-8, S/N 0010468
Bianchi: 1981 Campione d'Italia, S/N 1.M9914
Schwinn: 1988 Project KOM-10, S/N F804069
Originally Posted by John E
Same here. No clipless pedals and no biking costumes for me. That's all in my past, I just want simple, practical transportation and recreation. I believe that modern biking paraphernlia pressures have led to a decrease in biking for the masses. Some marketing studies show that many folks are intimidated by such and avoid modern bike shops. The intimadation factor has been good for outlets like Walmart and Target.
I use LOOK PP206 on the road bike. I guess I'd rate them a 10. They're light but durable & comfortable.
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Crank Brothers eggbeater stainless. Rated 8 because I'm not fully used to them yet. Before, I used no-names with toeclips.
I use egg beaters on my commuter. I'd rate them at 9.8.
On my road bike, I swap pedals from time to time. Today I had Look PP337. Tomorrow I may ride with my Speedplay Zeros. I'd rate both at 8.5.
I use the Look Carbon pedals with the Q factor adjustment. I've had them for about a year and really like them. The thing I like the most is they don't squeak....They're probably a little heavy compared to some pedals but they do have a nice wide platform.
For me, convenience trumps everything else. That's why I ride platforms. If I had to put on biking stuff to go to the store or to work, I would never ride. Driving would be easier.
SPD SL's on my road bike, and SPDs (545's?) on my mountain bike. Biking costume, indeed. No indexed shifters, yea, right. Technology serves me. See http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~mryder/i...a/luddite.html
Almost forgot, on a scale of 1-10, I'm not really sure. The Ultegra SPD SL's are one of the all-time favorites of road riders and bike mags alike, and they seem to work fine, other than the single sided entry. Since returning to the road, they're all I've ridden. My 545's are a great combination of utility and value. I don't have a lot of sticky mud to deal with like UK riders, and the cage gives a lot of security if I'm clipped out in the sketchy bits.
Performance pred forte SPD on both my geared and fixed bike, would rate both about a 9
Ultegra SPD
After using them for about 5000 miles, I rate them at 10 mostly because of the stable,non-slip platform the cleats give me while walking around. The pedals are also low profile and don't squeak while riding.
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Since this is in the 50+ forum I'd have to agree that "fancy" pedals and all the other bike "gear" isOriginally Posted by wpflem
probably hurting the sport for those first returning to cycling. Many will be baby boomers looking for
the simple bikes to get around on or at least do light cadio workouts. The "jocks" among them will
move on deeper into the sport where all the "gear' should reside.
As to which pedals I prefer.........
Due to my knee replacements I will not ride with any sort of pedal or other device that "ties" me to
the bike. If I fall I want to be thrown clear of the bike to minimize or avoid and chance of injury to
my knees. That only leaves the simple flat rubber cleat bike pedals or flat MTB pedals for me to choose
from. One concession I made is to try a set of Nashbar oversize MTB pedals with traction pins to keep
my foot from slipping off somewhat.
Since I've had two surgeries on my right knee -- the last to remove the cartilage -- one local shop owner strongly suggested the 'float' of the Frog for old knees. I bought my bike new this Feb (celebtrating my 50th!) and winter is hanging on here in Wisconsin, so I have just a few dozen miles... I use MTB shoes to mount the cleats so I can do some walking off-bike... so far, they are great.
I agree and disagree with the comments about bike tech ruining the sport. Since my previous roadie is a '71 Dawes, I am acquainted with lower tech road biking. That said, I do think that well fitting shorts, a good helmet, and these clipless pedals DO make time in the saddle more satisfying. On the other hand, I am restraining myself from spending hundreds on cycle-team specific jerseys and all manner of boutique bike gear. It can get carried away. When I used to tour, I wore converse high-tops, t-shirts, bandanas, and 2 dollar sunglasses. I'm mining the middle ground as far as gear... when my partner and I do a 360 mile tour this summer, I'll report on the comfort factor of whatever I end up taking.
If you are at all gimpy in the knee and want to go clipless, check out Speedplay Frogs. They are smidge pricey, but worth it... and ocassionally come up used.
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Nashbar MTB clipless on 2 bikes, Performance Forte Road SPD on road bike. Would rate them all about a 9. 3 different shoes all can now be used on all 3 bikes. I like the recess for walking.
Same here. The cheap shimano pedal, bought about 4 years ago, work perfectly and have no diadvantages over the Very expensive pair of Shimano Clipless bought about 5 years ago.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
Speedplay X2s on my road bike and Frogs on my mountain bike and Fixie. If I'm going to use the road bike and know I'll be spending much time walking around, I'll put Frogs on it since X2s aren't made for walking even with the cleat covers.
I guess I rate them both a 10 since I've never had any reason to consider switching to anything else.
I think the Performance Campus is a splendid pedal.
1) It works with SPD cleats
2) It also works with street shoes or sneakers.
3) It's cheap and reliable.
Dead last finish is better than did not finish and infinitely better than did not start.
Shimano SPD and I like 'em fine.
Just Peddlin' Around
I use SPD sl's on my road bike and SPD's on my MTB. Used Looks for many years and just got tired of the noise that seemed to always be there. The SPD SL's are very similar but so far in a few thousand miles I haven't experienced any noise. They may even be easier to clip in and out of than the Looks.
Crankbrothers Candy SL. Use to have 747's, tried Coombs but love the Candy because I have a platform to help keep pedaling even if I don't get clipped in the first time. My bike is a touring frame with mountain bike handle bars and components.


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LOCAL COLLEGES: U of S wins women's soccer Landmark title
University of Scranton defender Emily Farrell's header in the 85th minute helped propel the Royals to a 2-0 victory over Moravian College in the Landmark Conference championship Sunday.
The conference championship is the third straight for Scranton and fourth in the Landmark Conference's six years of existence.
Scranton (9-7-4) earns an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament, which begins Saturday.
Men's soccer
At Selinsgrove, the University of Scranton fell to Susquehanna University, 1-0, in overtime Sunday in the Landmark Conference championship.
Scranton outshot Susquehanna, 13-8, in the first 90 minutes. But the Crusaders had the only three shots in the overtime period. Susquehanna held an 8-4 advantage in corner kicks.
Wyoming Valley West graduate Bill McGuiness had a team-high four shots for the Royals.
At Baltimore, Marywood University's teams went winless at the Thomas Murphy Invitational, but the men's team set five school records and the women set two.
Anthony Pisano set a Marywood mark by finishing in 22.30 in the 50 free, finishing in seventh place overall but less than a second off the winning time of 21.42.
Jason Beabout set two school marks - in the 500 free (4:55.82, 6th place) and the in the opening leg of the 800 free relay (1:49.39 split in the 200).
On Saturday, Katie Paterson broke Marywood's school record in the 200 back (2:21.89, 14th) while Kimberly Peterson set a mark in the 200 breast (2:41.23, 12th). Beabout established a best time for a Marywood swimmer in the 1650 (17:19.83, 5th).
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PSC invites Terror Activist to House of Commons
On the 28th November 2012, Mousa Abu Maria has been invited to speak at the House of Commons for an event organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and hosted by Jeremy Corbyn MP. Abu Maria is aligned to Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) , a terrorist organisation banned under UK law. How did he obtain a visa? Abu…Read This Article
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Harpal Brar is the leader of the Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist), abbreviated to CPGB-ML. Brar is a supporter of the North Korean regime, and he travelled to Libya last year to express support for Colonel Gaddafi. Keen to whitewash the crimes of Stalinism, Harpal Brar is prone to historical revisionism. Wikipedia notes – accurately – of Brar: He, along with his…Read This Article
PSC Branches Link to Holocaust Denial Website
The Palestine Think Tank website effectively closed down in February 2011. However, while the old website is not available, there is evidence regarding its anti-Semitism. A video by Anthony Lawson was posted by the Palestine Think Tank in March 2010. In this video, Lawson says: All over the world Zionists build museums and memorials to their Holocaust and strive…Read This Article
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Martial Kurtz is a member of the PSC Executive Committee. On facebook he uses the name Marcel Kurt. From this account he has supported a cause entitled "Free Palestine". Unfortunately for those who think that the PSC is a mainstream organisation, the cause has the following to say: We believe in freeing Palestine. Since 1967, the West Bank, East…Read This Article
Hatred of Jews
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my friend and I have a bet for the 49ers @ Eagles game that we are going to, the loser plays for the entire trip...
[ Edited by King49er on Jul 15, 2009 at 10:00 PM ]
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Originally posted by reasonable1:Originally posted by NinersSF:Originally posted by BurritoSmuggler:
My friend whose a Lions fan bet me $50 bucks that the Lions will have a better record this year. HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHA. I almost cried I was laughing so hard.
With Jimmy Raye as our OC that's not far fetch to happen. In all honesty I wouldn't be surprise if the Lions ends up with a better record than us.
Whatever you're smokin...please dont pass it to me...
Originally posted by NinerGold39:
My bet is with a colleague of mine (a Chargers fan) that Frank Gore will have a better year than LT. "Better Year" meaning that Gore will be ranked higher overall in the RB dept. than LT for the 2010 season. Publication TBD.
We bet knock-off jerseys from ECSELLER.
Originally posted by Lott49ersFan:
$50 every year with my buddy that the 49ers will have a better record than the Raiders.
Originally posted by Ceadderman:Originally posted by BobS:Originally posted by 49erRider:Originally posted by 23zack80:Originally posted by 49erRider:Originally posted by 49ersfansince90:
Damn, I see I'm not toomuch of a betting man! My boy is just cocky as hell because of the 6th ring (I have been rubbing 5 rings in his face for the 10 years prior to their 5th ring). I must say, I am pumped. More than I was in the '07 offseason/pre season. The Norv depature crushed that. I just hope I have 12 more free beers in the fridge in january
It's OK, one of their rings belongs to the Seahawks.
Another belongs to the Cardinals.
That's not what I meant. The Cardinals lost the game on their own. The Seahawks got raped by the refs when they played the Steelers.
I should have said one of Pitt's championships belongs to the refs.
Did you forget the 2 illegal blocks on that int return at the end of the half? Any flag there and no 7 points as time would have expired. Pittsburgh should have had 7 less points.
Somebody in Vegas called the Ref corps on their NFL Football phones on the sidelines and put the fix in. They didn't want to pay out all that Moolah if the Cards had won it all.
Either that or the crowd looked up as Caesar Goodell gave the thumbs down. He would have fed them to the Lions but they are young and toothless.
Originally posted by King49er:Originally posted by Lott49ersFan:
$50 every year with my buddy that the 49ers will have a better record than the Raiders.
It's 20 for me and my Raiders friend, he's too cheap to go any higher
Originally posted by 49ersfansince90:
After watching my friend show off his "Six-Burgh" t-shirt, I made my first bet. It sickens me everytime he mentions the Steelers 6 Super Bowls. I know. If either a) Walsh doesn't reitre or b) we had a running game in between Watters and Hearst, we would have atleast 2 more rings. So, I bet him a 12 pack that we will be in the Playoffs this year. I am ready for this season. This is the deepest group we have had in years and this defense is about ready to take a leap into the top 7 of the league. Lets Go Niners!
Originally posted by Lott49ersFan:Originally posted by King49er:Originally posted by Lott49ersFan:
$50 every year with my buddy that the 49ers will have a better record than the Raiders.
It's 20 for me and my Raiders friend, he's too cheap to go any higher
Or maybe too smart, because we all know the raiders have no chance


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The author of this guide cannot be held responsible for anything occurring from the misuse of this document. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.....Introduction [01.00] 2.....Walkthrough [02.00] - Domestic Devils [02.01] - Domestic Devils 2 [02.02] - Mayhem Express [02.03] - Back Alley Blues [02.04] - Hyde and Shriek [02.05] - Hyde and Shriek 2 [02.06] - Oceans of Trouble [02.07] 3.....Frequently Asked Questions [03.00] 4.....Credits and Outro [04.00] ============================================================================== Introduction 01.00 ============================================================================== Cagey Capers wasn't only the first game to star Sylvester and Tweety, it's still quite possibly their best offering, even after all this time. What it lacks in finesse, it makes up for in originality and solid platform/puzzle- based gameplay. There hasn't been a guide for it yet, which I find odd considering how good the game is. ============================================================================== Walkthrough 02.00 ============================================================================== While catching Tweety is the main focus of each level, you'll find chasing him to be a relatively easy affair. Pressing the A button will activate the Tweety Scope, scrolling the screen over to his current location. This doesn't pause the action, so putting yourself somewhere safe first can always be categorised as a good idea. To get Tweety to move from his position, simply get close to him or attack him. Attacking Tweety will do wonders for your score as well as moving him along quicker. Once you've chased Tweety to the final point in the level, he'll be encircled by blue arrows, indicating that if you attack him one more time, you'll catch him and end the level. You can't lose track of Tweety, and we've established that chasing him is the easiest part of the game, so my focus will be on getting you through the levels intact while you occasionally smack Tweety about the head. I'll do the planning, you do the acts of animal cruelty. Before we get to that, mind you, make sure the difficulty is set to 100%. Any lower than that and you won't be able to play the full game. There are seven levels, but the default difficulty setting only allows access to five. On easier settings, some items may appear in slightly different locations and there may be more of them. Enemies such as Hector and Granny will appear less, while certain hazards may not appear at all. This guide, as you probably figured out, deals with the game set to 100% difficulty. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Domestic Devils 02.01 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The bed can be used to bounce up to the platforms above, allowing you to nab some easy points, a Fish Bowl (health), and a Bone. That Bone can be used as a distraction for Hector, should you encounter him (and you will, as he's patrolling this very area, amongst others). Once you've finished with that, drop back down (using the same bed to break your fall). When you reach the chair over to the right, firstly use it to reach the Boxing Gloves (a sure fire way to stun Hector if you find yourself sans Bones), then carry it over to the right (just walk into it). Drop it under the picture frame, from which, you can jump to the top of the wall. From the top of the wall, you can reach your first Umbrella. Equipping the Umbrella will allow you to slow your fall for a limited time (to get rid of an item early, press the Start button). Granny patrols this area, and will quite happily smack Sylvester about the head with a broom should she catch him. She's invulnerable, so all you can hope to do is avoid her. If you press up when standing in front of the basket after the fireplace, you'll hide in it for a few seconds. Speaking of the fireplace, those flames will harm you, despite them being in the fireplace and you, well, not. By attacking the switch to the left of the fireplace, you'll turn it off. Halfway up the stairs, you can jump over to either the left or right for some bonuses, including a Fish Bowl and a Clock (knocks three minutes off the timer). At the top of the stairs, the bed can be used to again get you some bonuses, including a Pogo Stick. A Pogo Stick, providing you time your jumps with the depression of the spring, will allow you to jump higher for a time as well as preventing fall damage. The lamp, can be used as a hiding place in a similar manner to the bed, if Granny should show up again. When you reach the fireplace, avoid jumping as you pass it, as you'll fall down to the bottom floor. This isn't damaging (unless you forgot to turn the fire off), just time-consuming. To get over the wall, stack the chair onto the table. If you use the Pogo Stick from the top of the stack, you'll be able to reach the light fittings and some more points. Over at the other side, carry the present over to the left and stack it atop the other one. Use the stack of presents to reach the picture frame to the right, then jump to the balloon. Hector will probably show up before then, so be sure to grab the Bone. From there, you can jump up to the platform on the left and make your way over two further balloons (jump from the first one as it's going down to avoid hitting the ceiling). At the other side, you'll find a Clock and a 1-Up. Make your way back up to where you were, but continue straight up this time. The spring will lead up to an Umbrella and a Pogo Stick. Over to the right, use the barrel to reach the platforms. Granny is quite likely to be here already, so eyes open. When you reach the fan, don't be tempted to use the Pogo Stick, as both this fan and the next one can be jumped over without harm. Drop down to the right and stack the crates atop one another. The crates don't quite reach where Tweety is perched, so you'll have to use the Pogo Stick to reach him. If you accidentally stacked the crates in the wrong place, don't worry, as you can break a stack down by attacking it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Domestic Devils 2 02.02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ There's a Bone in the dish near the doghouse at the far side of the level. Hector often wanders about at ground level, so you may need it. About halfway along, you'll find a trash can that can be hidden in. If you don't deal with Hector when you see him, he can cause far more trouble for you than just concussion, as he, just like you, can knock over a stack of items by attacking it. Before you set about chasing Tweety down, stack both crates (the first of which is to the left of your starting position) in front of the pole behind the doghouse (it saves effort later). Those crates can be used to get onto the fence, where you should immediately head back the way you came. The parts of the fence with the trellis can't be walked on, just in case you're thinking of trying it. When you come to the barrel, use it to reach the one above it before you go pushing it down. With both barrels on the ground, push them over to the stacked crates. To the left of where Tweety is initially sitting, you can climb the telegraph pole for some goodies in the shape of points, a Fish Bowl, and a Clock. The balloons, if you can muster the courage to jump across them, will reward you with another Clock and a 1-Up. Not the most dangerous but certainly the most irritating part of chasing Tweety is crossing the wires along the top of the screen. The sparks don't do a great deal of damage, but they travel fast and are plentiful in number, and while you're stunned from a spark, you can quite easily lose your footing. Tweety's final perch, conveniently enough, is on the bird house sitting just above the stack you made earlier. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mayhem Express 02.03 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ There's a Mallet over to the right - you can reach it by jumping from the crate. Think of it as a stronger version of the Boxing Gloves. Hector may or may not decide to appear here, so you may or may not have to beat him around the head with it. With that said, stack the barrel, crate, and suitcase next to the door near the start, and use them to reach the luggage rack above you. To get to the roof, you only need to use one of the objects. Making your way across the roof is a bit of a struggle, as the wind is endeavouring to send you off the back of the train. Walking won't see you get anywhere - either run/sneak or jump your way along. If you want a moment to catch your breath, ducking will keep you rooted to the spot In the next carriage (the next large hole along), you can grab some Boxing Gloves to the right of where you drop down from the luggage rack. Tweety is more than likely sitting above the door in the main area. Drop down from the luggage rack on left side, and use the platform you land on to reach the top of the door. Make sure you grab the Pogo Stick while you're here. To get back out, you'll need to push the bag back to the right so that you can reach the small ledge you used to reach the top of the door. In the spirit of fun, this is around the time Hector will show up. Back out on the roof, use the Pogo Stick to reach the balcony of the next carriage, then bounce your way to the roof. Granny can and will show up in this carriage, but you'll find a basket to hide in as always. Before you continue further down, stack the crates near the hat stand to the left, so you can get back to the roof. Down there, you'll again have to stack the objects to get back out. You shouldn't need to stack them to reach Tweety, though, as one should suffice. If you want the Boxing Gloves above the door, which isn't really worth it, you'll need to stack them. Oh, and don't get too close to that open door, as you'll be sucked out of the train and sent back to the start. On the roof, you shouldn't drop down the next gap, but the one after. If you want a Mallet, continue to the right before heading back to drop down into the carriage. Stack the objects next to the wall to the right and use the Umbrella you find there to slow your fall into the next area. Granny has managed to teleport to this carriage, so be mindful when stacking those objects. To get out of this carriage, let yourself get sucked out of the train. Rather than heading backwards, you'll be dropped off in the next carriage along. Granny has probably managed to teleport again, but you can ignore her, unless you want the Pogo Stick found there. The next carriage along is the last one. It's quite a way down, so use an Umbrella or Pogo Stick to break your fall. If you drop off the right side of this carriage, you can get a 1-Up. You'll only be taken back to the last carriage, so it's worth the effort. Hippety Hopper makes an appearance here, booting you but dealing no damage, if you get too close. Handily enough, Hippety's attacks will knock you high enough to reach Tweety. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Back Alley Blues 02.04 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As you chase Tweety along the bottom of the level, be mindful of flowerpots falling from windows. Sam, an overly-aggressive tomcat, lives here also. Treat him as a more agile version of Hector. In fact, he even shares a similar weakness; any Fish you find can be used just like you would a Bone. If you want the 1-Up that's sitting above you at the start, you're going to need to head back that way once you're on the fence (which you can do by jumping from the crate all the way over to the right). On the way there, you can also nab a Clock. On the subject of the fence, you can walk on the parts that are missing planks. You can't, however, walk from a section with planks to a section without planks without falling (and visa versa). In the middle of the fence, you'll find a spring, which is, of course, your ticket to the buildings. Buildings pose their own hazards, primarily unattended barbecues, cacti, and steam-spewing flues. Most windows, while it may not look like it, consist of three separate ledges, and serve as your primary means of getting further up a building. The building on the right, amongst the usual smattering of health and bonus items, holds several Mallets. Down the right side of the building, there happens to be a garbage chute, which will drop you unceremoniously onto the street should you get too close to it. While the building on the left is mostly the same, there is the added hazard of falling pies. Frankly, they're infrequent and rather hard to actually get hit by. The top part of the building houses an electric sign, offering up the chance to be electrocuted by the errant sparks that run along the bottom of it. If you climb the sign, you can reach the roof, where some nice bonuses await. This is also where Tweety will come once you've chased him sufficiently. The right side of this building also hosts a chute, but it won't quite drop you onto the street. On the clotheslines between the buildings, you'll find an Umbrella, an Invincibility power-up, and a Clock. You can use the flagpoles here to quickly move between floors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hyde and Shriek 02.05 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Turn about is fair play and all that. Tweety is over to the right, eating lord knows what from a container marked 'Hyde.' The result being that Tweety will periodically transform into the Tweety Monster, a very large and very angry freak of a bird. While in this form, Tweety will actively chase you around, eating you if you let him get too close. If Tweety happens to start chewing on you, pressing the attack button will get you out of his mouth, greatly minimising any damage you'll sustain. When cornered, bear in mind that you cannot jump over the Tweety Monster without being eaten. If you attack him, he'll be stunned (though you'll hardly be able to tell) long enough for you to walk past him. One of the ways to return Tweety, albeit temporarily, to normal, is to find the Antidote (a bottle with a large 'A' on it) and pelt him with it. The other way is to let him kill you. Once he's reverted, it's business as usual. You can grab your first Antidote from the top of the door frame to the right of the 'Hyde' jar. Just hop up onto the jar to reach it. You can get a second one from atop another door frame by doubling back along the pictures and light fittings. You can also find a Mallet along the way, but that has little use against Big Bird there. And because the game loves you like a brother from another mother, there's another Antidote simply lying on the ground to the far right. While these three aren't enough to see you finish the level, they'll get you a good way there. You have a couple of ways to the first floor, but we'll start over to the left. If you wait there for a bit, you'll be greeted by an elevator. On the way up, you can grab another Antidote, but that's not the best bit. If you jump into the air vent to the right, you'll be taken to a secret area where you can find a 1-Up, a Clock, and some more Antidote, along with some points. To get out, just jump into the vent again. Getting off the elevator on the second floor and heading right for a bit will see you brought out where your second choice would have brought you. On the ground floor, to the right, there's an air vent that will suck you in and spit you out. It's very to-the-point and will see you have to head back down to reach the bonus area. If you chose to ride the elevator all the way to its conclusion, you'd have been able to grab a Pogo Stick and an Umbrella. You really don't need either, and the latter is simply to stop you smashing your brains out after grabbing the former. The second floor introduces you to Robot Dogs. Robot Dogs are small, weak, and can easily be distracted by Bones. On the subject of Bones, there's one at the far right of the floor. If you choose to destroy a Robot Dog, consider that it's only a temporary solution, as they'll put themselves back together in a few seconds. There are two staircases and an elevator that will take you to the next floor up, the main draw of which being two more Antidotes. If you want to get atop the furniture for the points, ride the elevator to the vent and hop in. You'll be taken to another vent just to the left of the top of the first staircase. On the very top floor, the very first thing you should do is jump onto the pipes and turn the steam off (there's a Fish Bowl there, so don't worry about getting hurt during the process). There's another Robot Dog here, but there also happens to be a Mallet and a Bone. Towards the end, you'll find an Invincibility power-up and one last Antidote. Tweety will perch nearby when he's ready to be caught. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hyde and Shriek 2 02.06 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Shrinking hasn't affected Tweety's ability to transform into the Tweety Monster in the slightest. What has changed, though, is the availability of Antidote, it being somewhat rare and nearly always somewhere dangerous. And speaking of dangers, there are a good many of those. Both sparks and acid will instantly cost you a life, while Bunsen burners and fans will just settle for dealing massive damage very quickly. As a saving grace, sparks, burners, and fans can be turned off via nearby switches. It's safe to say that if you see a switch and it isn't down, make it happen. The level is divided into various parts, each accessible via a teleport chamber. Jump into the teleporter over to the left, then head right. From the books all the way over to the right, you can reach a draw handle. From the second such handle, found further left, you can reach a 1-Up. Return to the teleporter and head right now. Climb the zigzag pipework and jump over to the container on the right and make your way up. From the lower part of the counter, jumping left will see you reach another pipe, and from there, walking further to the left will see you land on a draw handle, from which you can grab some points and a Clock. Return to where you were previously and keep heading up. At the top, you'll find an Antidote far too far above you to reach. To get it, wait for the Tweety Monster to come for you, then jump for the Antidote, allowing yourself to be eaten. Upon breaking free, you'll gain just enough height to reach it. Heading all the way to the left will see you reach another Antidote and a teleporter. The teleporter can be reached by riding the cork up and jumping over to the left. Jump early, though, as there's a spark waiting for you at the top. Using the first spring to reach the moving platform above you will take you to a 1-Up. Other than that 1-Up, there's no real reason to be over there, as there are more rewards to be gained by heading to the left and taking the teleporter. From the teleporter, you'll have to enter a small glass chamber. The floor is covered in acid, but there are platforms and bubbles to help you cross. There's an Antidote at the other side. You can grab another Antidote from the glass chamber just down from the exit. From where you enter, heading left will see you find it (don't fall down the hole). It's situated above a bubble that's situated above acid, so watch yourself. All the way to the right is a Bone, which is less exciting. On the next level down, you can find an Umbrella and a 1-Up in a similar set up to the Antidote on the floor above. Over to the right, an Umbrella and a Bone, the former being used to break your fall to the floor below and the latter being used to get rid of the Robot Dog when you get there. So, on the third level down, if you choose to head left and navigate a tricky section of bubble-jumping, you can find a 1-Up and an Invincibility power-up. When heading back down, you're given the choice of heading back exactly the way you came or dropping down a pipe. It doesn't really matter much each way, as you'll end up in the same place. If you go right, though, you'll be able to grab another Invincibility power-up before dropping down. The acid-filled room is obviously of no consequence in your current state, and neither is the Robot Dog that comes after that, despite the game giving you a Bone as soon as you drop down for that very occasion. The exit comes just after the dog (use an Umbrella), and is in the same area as where you'd have ended up (much quicker) if you had not elected to go left and jump in the teleporter. There's another Antidote near the fan that can be found up and to the right. The fan itself can be ignored rather than turned off, as you'll still be invincible. To the right, you'll find another teleporter. Before you use it, make sure to trip the switch behind it. The teleporter will take you to the top of the level, where you'll find very many conveyor belts. As you make your way down, be careful of the current, as there's an awful lot of opportunities to lose lives. There's an Antidote in the lower-right corner of the section. There is another one in the lower-left corner as well, on the platform with the scales. A Clock can be found up and to the right of that Antidote, and a Pogo Stick can be found towards the bottom. When Tweety is done for the day, he'll settle on a platform in the middle of the area. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Oceans of Trouble 02.07 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sam is around here somewhere, hence the Fish above your head. If you're particularly daring, you can drop off the edge of the pier to the right and make your way back to the left, over the posts and moving platforms, to grab yourself two 1-Ups. If you're not up to it, stack the crate on top of the other one and jump up to the anchor. Over to the right, you can find a Clock, which is nice, but to progress, you need to jump up to the portholes. From the one furthest right, you'll be able to reach the deck. You could get some Boxing Gloves if you ventured all the way left, but it's not worth the effort. Granny patrols the deck here (seriously, who takes a broom on holiday?). If you didn't chase Tweety far enough up, you can jump into the pipe at the left side of the screen to get back to the dock. You'll have to stack the crates to reach the mast that Tweety is sitting on. After he's flown off, take the biggest crate and use it to reach the first porthole back to the right. From the second porthole along, just keep jumping up and down until Hippety Hopper comes along and kicks you in the face, knocking you up to the deck he's on. Various bonuses can be had by letting Hippety kick you up to the portholes on the right. To continue, stand over to the left and let Hippety boot you towards the mast. As you bounce your way up it, you'll be able to grab a 1-Up. At the top, leap to the right and deploy the Umbrella you couldn't have failed to miss on the docks. Sam hangs around this area, so be quick about riding the platforms up the mast. All you have to do now is make your way across the electric cables and jump down the stack to end the game. Congratulations, kitty. ============================================================================== Frequently Asked Questions 03.00 ============================================================================== === General Questions === Q: Why do you keep calling the bulldog Hector? His name is Spike. A: They're both different characters. Hector is the one without any clothes on, and Spike (not to be confused with the one in Tom and Jerry) is the one that's dressed in a jersey and bowler hat. He can be seen in silhouette behind a window in 'Back Alley Blues.' And yes, Hector's bowl in 'Domestic Devils 2' does have 'Spike' written on it for some odd reason. === Questions About Levels === --- Mayhem Express --- Q: How do you get to the room at the bottom of the penultimate carriage? A: That's a very good question. It's also one I don't really have an answer for. The only way into that area is falling from the train/getting sucked out of the door in the adjoining carriage. The air current that brings you into the carriage also prevents you from heading back down, though it probably shouldn't, as no other door on the train does that. An oversight, is what I reckon it is. --- Back Alley Blues --- Q: The sign on top of the building says 'Fritz.' What does it mean? A: It's a reference to Isadore 'Friz' Freleng, the man responsible for the success of Sylvester and Tweety, not to mention countless more. --- Hyde and Shriek --- Q: In the secret area, why is there a Fish? A: It can't be collected, as it's slightly out-of-bounds, and even if it wasn't, it'd have no use. The Fish is used exclusively to distract Sam, but he doesn't make an appearance in the level. I suspect Sam was supposed to be included in this level rather than the Robot Dogs, but was instead shifted to 'Oceans of Trouble,' where he seemingly replaced Hector. For the record, neither Sam nor the Robot Dogs appeared in 'Hyde and Go Tweet,' the episode on which this level is based. === Questions About This Guide === Q: Can I use your guide on my site? A: As of this moment, no you cannot host my guide. Why? Because I believe that the number of sites that I'm allowing to host this guide is enough, enough to keep track of and enough to provide adequate distribution to you, the wonderful FAQ-reading public. Q: I have this guide, would it be okay if I used a part of yours? A: *Chokes* part of mine? What would be the point of that? You can use my guide as reference for all the things that I can't own (i.e. facts), but you can't go lifting entire paragraphs, even if you credit me for it. Just read the copyright notice at the top of this guide, and then think twice before 'borrowing' anything from me. Q: If I've found something that you were too stupid to include, or something that you've missed, what should I do? A: You could take it, turn it sideways and shove it... *ahem* just drop me a line and tell me in exact detail as to what it was that I screwed up on or missed out. If you can help me to make this guide more accurate, you'll win a cookie, a kudos cookie (great on calories, lousy on taste). ============================================================================== Credits and Outro 04.00 ============================================================================== Tweety Bird, Tweety Bird, fly away home, Sylvester's bones are broken and his lives are all gone. On the bright side, that island is really small, so Sylvester may just end up winning. I find it quite disconcerting that Granny wasn't accounted for after the ship sank, well, I would if I liked her, which I don't. The game is done, the guide is done, and I've been, as ever, Mike Penance. Goodbye, and remember to turn the lights off as you leave. === Special Mentions and Thanks === The layout of this guide is based upon the layout used by Dalez in his Breath of Fire IV guide [http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/recognition/2741.html]. If for some strange reason, you would actually like to thank me, feel free to pay me a visit and leave a comment [http://mikepenance.tumblr.com] and pledge to serve as my vassal - too far? Well, just sign it and leave out the "serving me for all eternity" bit (if you like). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No, Mr. President, they have no idea of my true identity. Yes, Mr. President, it all went according to plan. Shall I continue with the second phase of the operation? Yes, sir, understood. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== Sylvester & Tweety in Cagey Capers (C) 1994 Time Warner Interactive Cagey Capers - FAQ/Walkthrough (C) 2014 Mike Penance ===============================================================================


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Manoj Bajpai, who will be seen as Zubair Imtiaz Haskar in Sanjay Gupta's forthcoming crime thriller "Shootout At Wadala", didn't have to put in much effort for the character.
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Set for May 3 release, "Shootout At Wadala" is based on the book "Dongri to Dubai" written by Hussain Zaidi. The film also features John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Sonu Sood, Tusshar Kapoor, Mahesh Manjrekar and Kangna Ranaut.
Manoj praised Gupta for his own genre.
"He (Gupta) shoots the films in a unique way and also keeps some special expectation from his actors in terms of performance. So, an actor's task was to carry forward his vision and also justify the book. This is what I have done," he said.
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Well! Finally! Brevard City Manger Joe Gropey Albright has up and quit. Good.
What isnt good is that Brevard Chief of Police Wilde has been let go. (Supposedly he resigned). Brevard citizens demanded Wilde be reinstated. No deal, says Brevard Mayor Jimmy Harris.
On Aug. 30, 2008, Brevard City Manager Joe Albright inappropriately touched a female patron at a local bar. Inappropriate touching is fancy legalese mumbo-jumbo for groping a woman without her please and thankee.
Then by golly, the D.A. is investigating a report that old Joe did it again the same night in a different local bar with a different girl.
Boys will be boys and fools will be fools. This behavior should have landed Albright behind bars. Instead, the sucker is being given $35,000 severance pay. That money is bled from taxpayers. It aint right dearly beloved!
Well naturally the father of one of the women waxed wroth and was going to press charges against City Manager Albright. Nope. City officials, according to the daddy, lobbied me heavily not to press charges so Albright could remain city manager. The father relented and in a case of bad judgment dropped the charges against Albright.
Then (follow this closely) the daddy learned of the complaint that Albright groped another woman the same night. Realizing that he never should have shown mercy to such a creep and bully he tried to press charges again.
Nope. District Attorney Jeff Hunt refused to reopen the case. Hunt, using bizarre reasoning, determined Albrights conduct during the incident was not of a sexual or violent nature. Note to Hunt: Unsolicited groping of a female is sexual and violent.
In a blatant case of retribution Albright suspended Wilde under questionable circumstances.
Why was Wilde suspended in the first place? Did Wilde do anything wrong? If so, what? The public needs to know. Why did Brevard City Council defend Albrights immoral behavior? If city council was in cahoots with Albright and his lack of moral behavior then they need to be ousted.
When Chief Wilde wrote a letter to the city saying he would not serve under a city manager such as Albright the latter jumped on this like a duck on a June bug! Albright took this to mean a letter of resignation on the part of Chief Wilde. This is false. Albright is a liar.
Everybody knows this is not the case at all. They are frantically looking for another police chief. City officials hope (the damn fools) that no one is noticing the egregious flim-flam going on. The good citizens of Brevard have noticed and they smell a rat.
Brevard citizens have turned out in protest. Last Monday night the people wanted answers and were frustrated at not receiving any. One very confused woman, however, said since she didnt have all the information that city council had, she thinks the city council should be trusted to do whats right. What utter nonsense!
Lady listen. Has it entered your noggin just why city council has knowledge that you dont? Could it be because council is engaged in a cover-up?!
Mayor Jimmy Harris was planning on going out of town but postponed his trip. Harris, in an amazing statement, said, I did not anticipate this much excitement.
No doubt Jimbo. You and the Brevard City Council thought you could do your dirty deeds and no one would call you on it. Didnt work that way, did it?
Let me tell you whose heads should roll next. It is the mayor and all the mugs on the city council. Thank God the citizens of Brevard recognize corruption when they see it.
God bless the people of Brevard. Keep fighting. Keep biting. This fight aint done.
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Well, after much procrastinating, and shifting project priorities, I finally got a start on making my Big Dummy useable.
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