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Willie Ito seems dazed as he walks through the ruins of the Topaz internment camp in the near 100-degree heat. The desert around him is flat and virtually treeless, the sky a faded blue, broken only by steel-gray mountains shimmering a dozen miles away to the north. The only sign of life in that direction is a raven in flight. All that remains of the World War II concentration camp are concrete foundations and, incredibly, rock gardens the prisoners carefully constructed 70 years ago from stones flecked with topaz, red beryl, amethyst, garnet and opal gathered from the canyon washes miles away.
"This environment is bringing back all the memories. A smell. The taste of dust—I remember the desert thirst," says Ito, 78, as he stands on the gravel that marks a barrack's entrance. "Block 31-12-C. This was my home for three friggin' years."
Internees, here laying utility pipes at Topaz, were put to work to finish the camp themselves. Photo courtesy of Topaz Museum.
Ito was eight in 1942 when his family was relocated from San Francisco's Japantown to the Topaz internment camp in Utah's west desert 150 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. This is Ito's first trip back in seven decades. The buildings and even the utility poles were long ago sold off by the government, leaving only some gravel paths, a baseball field backstop and rusted barbed wire to mark the prison camp where his family lived in a 20-foot-by-20-foot room.
Ito slowly turns, gazing out across the sage-covered desert toward distant Topaz Mountain, the camp's misleading namesake. Topaz was no desert gem. "That's the view I had from my window in the barracks," he says to no one in particular.
Not far away is Toru Saito. He was interned at Topaz with his mother shortly before his fifth birthday. He has returned to the ruins often, sometimes helping other former internees find the foundations of their barracks. On Saito's first return to Topaz in 1989, he found the brick stoop that marked his barrack's door in Block Four. In 1945, when the detainees were released, the military gave them each $25 and a train ticket. Saito, fearing his toys would be confiscated, buried a precious bag of marbles outside his barrack, hoping to someday return for them.
"I looked down, and something told me to dig," says Saito, 75, recalling his excavation 13 year ago. "I found them—all 26 marbles."
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my paternal grandmother lives with us in a house since we moved here in 94. She was with us in our old apartment as well but I was too young to remember those days in detail. So now I pay the price. My grandmother is 70+ in years, she has everything a woman of her age could wish for: a comfortable place for living, wealthy food meals and people around her, yet she is still an ungrateful old hag who does nothing of importance in this home or anything which contributes to someone else other than her lazy ass.
her day consists of... hmm let me see, oh yeah NOT A DAMN THING. She gets up early in the morning, 6h-7h, and like all old people of this planet annoys you by constantly opening and shutting doors, peeking into your room and walking along the squeeky floors so you can't sleep like a man. Somewhere between 9 and 10h she visits the local grocery store and buys a bread and occasionally one package of yoguhrt with money my father (her son) leaves her. From 10h or so until 13h she resides next to the window in an adequate sofa drinking coffee and doing crosswords, like all inevitably irritating old people do. When clock strikes 13h she goes upstairs in her room and rots in there for the rest of the day watching lightweight, generic and overall pointless Spanish soap operas with cry-baby men, incest all over the place, car crashes (which could have possibly been the only good thing these pussies ever did if SOMEONE ACTUALLY DIED FOR A CHANGE, how the hell do the frail and easily breakable infants always crawl out of a scorching car and breathe through smoke and all sorts of gas before the car explodes and a random Mexican taking a hike at 1:30h in the morning picks them up and discovers he is related to the survivour?), pregnant women dragging like zombies without medical stuff monitoring them escaping out of madhouses and other bullshit events nobody in the world under 70 years of age gives a fuck about. At the evening she'll stop by the bathroom to wash her teeth and then bail out for the night.
despite the ridicilous amount of free time she has every single day, grandmother never helps around the house whatever the reason is. Holidays, birthday, relatives coming to visit any random celebration, you name it, she'll give her best to avoid everything that involves her getting out of her sofa and on her dumb ass to do something remotely productive or helpful. I hate all the Serbian celebrations since the scenario never shifts: relatives, friends, people you don't really like but invite them because it's TRADITION arrive at the host's house and instantly point their rears in the direction of a giant dining table and eat more than Americans devour on thanksgiving day. At times like this the inactive gray-haired bastard always settles herself on a couch and supervises everything and everyone, while my parents make all sorts of meat for guests to choke on, set up tables, clean the house and other activites I participate in as well. When the company barges heaven forbid she stands up and offers them something to drink. It's much more convenient to remain in a sitting position with a shit-eating grin on your face eyeing people who pass you by and do absolutely nothing. An hour later she always goes to the small kitchen table, no one resides there, and eat what she can find. Way to go, boycott your stupid family, read newspapers while they prepare everything then screw them over even more by gobbling shit they bought and made while you watched television.
what I hate about her is that she preserves money to the point where it gets frustrating. It's unreasonable. I mentioned she's in charge of daily supplies because she wakes up early and it's natural she goes to the market, but there's a catch. She buys the very minimum which includes: a bread, one pack of yoghurt (for her). The money spent on these everyday products is given to her by my father, the amount she squanders on everyday goods is about 40%, she puts the rest of it in her pockets. She even goes as far as stealing from her own home. When my parents were out of town they left a certain amount of money for me, my sister and grandmother to live with, and it was more than enough for our needs. They were away for a month so they left us (I'm converting to dollars so you can understand) with somewhere around $50. During one day, when the grandmother went to the market, she took with her 17$ and returned with nothing. One bread costs $0.5, milk revolves around $0.3, 1kg of tomatoes = $1.7 and two packs of yoghurt she purchased equaled $0.6, which means she wasted only $3.1, where are the 14 dollars? IN HER WALLET. She kept going this way and we got the point where we ran out of the money parents left us with so we had to take more which was unplanned, when we told them that we did they were surprised how much money we spent. Way to go you old deceptive scumbag. Worst part is that she kept saying how prices are too high and she spent the money on products fair and square. When I try to point out it's senseless for stuff of that sort to cost that much and she couldn't lay out $50 in less than a month, I'm told to respect my grandmother because she's old. "It was different in her time, she's old, she forgets a lot of stuff, she's old, in the past they did it like that, blah blah she's old blahhb". I know that and I hate old people. She actually has her own money and savings, her pension and what she manages to sneak under the radar. We all live under one roof and she isolates "HER" money from "OUR" money. Here's a fun fact: SHE DOESN'T NEED ANY MONEY. Only time she decides to cling onto her wallet is when she takes a haircut. Which makes her even more annoying to look at. And that doesn't go over $3, so in 3 months she spends 3 dollars but in her wallet at any time she has over $15. And the worst thing: my parents borrow money from her and then GIVE IT BACK. Why do they do that? She doesn't spend her own money and it would pay off much more if she put her stupid savings on "our" pile. One day I was sick, caught some flu, and could barely stand, naturaly I asked her since no one else was home, to go get some oranges in a store across the street. She returned with two mandarinas (smaller and cheaper than oranges). When I told her that isn't the fruit I asked her to buy, she replied "Oh I thought that was the same". Recap: I'm under medication, can barely stand on my feet for a minute until I get dizzy, I ask her to do me a favour which wouldn't take her more than 2 minutes and she fucks me over because she's a lazy, selfish, money preserving old hag who looks only after her ass. If I wasn't sick I swear I'd drop kick her down the stairs.
even the very few "tasks" she has in this home can't be fulfiled. Both of my parents work and my sister doesn't live with us, so it's up to the old one to cook something for lunch. I don't get it, she has nothing to do all day and still offers half-ass effort when cooking/frying/roasting something. The problem is she only makes these 3 meals:
1. chicken. Lousy frozen small cheap chicken she finds in a shitty store. If it was a chicken as a whole it would make the situation a little brighter, but she only purchases the legs and wings. So when this is on menu my "lunch" consists of two wings, two legs and some shoddy, half-made potateos, I can't live off of that I'm not a cat. Reasons why she often goes for chicken: low-priced, a nearby supply place.
2.pork chops. Now this is some quality stuff and I ravage all kinds of meat, but I can't consume same food every other day. What's worse is she only acquires one piece when she goes shopping. Reasons why she fixes upon pork chops: it's a bargain, the fact it doesn't take her too much to buy and prepare one item which means she has 15 minutes more for deterioration in front of tv.
3. cabbage. Cooked and sweetened plant. It looks so unpleasent and unappetizing when she makes it. I come home expecting to eat my ass off from some tough food which I have to engage into a wrestling match with, crunch and devestate with my jaw and something that will fight back and punch me in the throat but instead I'm welcomed by a wimpy looking sappy, runny clutter of overlaying reformed weed. Big fucking deal, I can't outlast by ingesting that boiled seedling, regardless if I swallow one or five plates of that it won't satisfy my hunger. Reasons why she frequently assemble this mess: she likes it.
it bugs me when she complains about her life. For example she'll finish throwing together that monstrosity of a cabbage and sit down on a piece of furniture while mumbling to herself "Oh dear god...", "Oooohh, mmmhhhrrrgggh" at the end she'll let out a huge sigh as if she just did 10 push ups with a midget on her back instead of cooking a plant. Her arranging of a lunch looks like this: go downstairs, take a few more steps to the kitchen, take the cabbage and put it in a hot water, go back upstairs and watch a political debate, after several hours lower yourself by one level again and take the plant off of the appliance. You need guts to pull a stunt of this caliber. When she's in a call with some senior and popped a question "How are you? How do you cope with life" or something similar, she always sighs before the response which is something along the lines of "Oh I don't know, it's bad, I uh... *sigh* I'm trying to relax myself a bit I don't know this weather is terrible...". Woman who asked her that question lives in a modest apartment with five more people squeezed in three rooms, has her intestines tied into a knot every time she absorbs something as greasy as meat and she had an operation on heart and abdominal surgery. I don't get it why a woman like my grand mother, who lives in a house with 3 more people seperated on two floors, has her own room, television, can eat everything with the exception of sugar and is overall a healthy person, never had surgeries nor major problems with her vital organs, wails about her "uncomfortable" sitaution to another pensioner. I hear her blubber about her bones, her old shattery unsubstantial skeleton. If you tried having any sort of activity that doesn't involve you decomposing in front of a television set, taking a walk outside lasting longer than 10 minutes a day or doing exercies doctor prescribed you maybe your bone structure wouldn't be as fragile and vulnerable as it is now.
and she's full of nasty, annoying habbits. She would locate herself in a chair diagonal of mine and stare at me while I read, kick ass at some GBA game, eat or talk to someone. I loathe, hate, detest, despise someone mutely watching me, it's very unnerving. I raise my view from Dragon Warrior to look at her because I feel it, and I realise she's gazing at me with a shallow smile. I'm ferocious. In a humorless, businesslike voice I ask her why the hell is she eyeing me, usually my parents are present when I get pissed off at her, she tells me "What, am I not allowed to watch you?", at this point I'm mental, insane and completely infuriated I get out of the sofa while I'm bombarded by father's question "Why does it bother you?" and leave so I don't powerbomb her through the kitchen table. Now my father's a cool guy really, but stuff that pisses me off he considers pointless and my reactions are often uncalled for to him and that way it always turns out I'm inconsiderately attacking my grand mother. So since I'm a teenager and she is an old woman, she triumphs in those cases. I feel nervous and lose my concentration when someone watches me, whether I eat, read, sit in front of a computer or watch television. She also tends to lie down on a couch in the living room, from there she can monitor my every move and let me know if I forgot anything (and if I haven't it makes me forget something), if I have too much clothes on me since it's sunny outside, if I have less clothes on than I should because it's cold outside (because I'm incapable of opening a window or stepping outside to judge for myself). I had several clashes with her where I openly told her I don't her to make me food or watch me and I mentioned couple of stuff I don't want her to do, but when I'm gone she bitches about me and my actions to her son. She instinctively reshapes the story and adapts it to her needs, while talking innocently and making a victim of herself while I end up as an antagonist because she is old and I'm presented as a mood swinging teen.
my grand mother has a wonderful life for a women of 70+ years, she is healthy and functions normally, she has people around her in case she needs something, she has a spacious home with decent food and cable television, acceptable community with several grocery stores and a bakery very close to our house, some friends and a couple of sister she can chat and waste time with but still she is a greedy, selfish, self-absorbed moron.
next time she makes me 1/3 of a chicken, that brewed limp plant, one slice of a shitty pork chop for lunch, eagles eyes me while I kill zombies via gaming device, blabbers about the weather or tells me I forgot my keys I'm applying an ankle lock on her, if she taps out I'm going for an arm lock on the arm she tapped out with to let her know I mean business.


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ZF-1788: Allow for extensible match-highlighting
I'm finding the way Z_S_L handles match-highlighting to be quite limiting, the fixed list of colours clashes badly with the colour-scheme of my app, and I would like to be able to change them from my code, rather than by editing Zend's things.
Ideally, you would provide a way of extending the Html_Document class, so that I could replace the highlighting with one that adds CSS classnames rather than inline colours, but providing access to the colours array would be a step in the right direction.
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A burglary attempt in Palm Coast caused a school to be briefly locked down, and a suspect was taken to the hospital after the getaway vehicle overturned, a Flagler County sheriff's spokeswoman said.
The incident unraveled Monday morning when deputies responded to investigate the attempted burglary at 33 Renshaw Drive at 9 a.m., said sheriff's spokeswoman Debra Johnson.
The vehicle drove off from the scene as patrol cars approached leaving one man behind, Johnson said.
Deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, but the car overturned on Royal Palm Parkway when the driver made a tight turn off Rymfire Drive. The driver, who is not being identified at this time, was transported to Florida Hospital Flagler where he is being treated for injuries sustained in the accident, Johnson said.
Rymfire Elementary School was briefly locked down as deputies attempted to stop the fleeing suspect vehicle.
The man left behind is Jeremiah Harris, 20, of Raintree Drive. Harris was charged with burglary and loitering and prowling, Johnson said.
Deputies reported it appeared Harris and the other subject were out of the vehicle while they were attempting to break into the Renshaw Drive home. The attempt failed, and the driver took off in the vehicle, leaving Harris at the scene.
Harris was picked up as he walked along Renshaw Drive. The investigation is continuing, and additional charges are pending, Johnson said.
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It's official. The season - at least in Little Cottonwood Canyon- is far from over. Snowbird's hit an all-time season record for total snowfall at their resort and they're well on their way to breaking Alta's state record of 760 inches in 1983/84. For those of you who keep griping about the weather and the lack of spring, go to Moab. For the rest of us, Hallelujah! I've had some seriously sick days this month. Read More


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The Ducks concluded their final double day of this preseason, prior to holding a scrimmage Thursday.
Venue: Outdoor practice fields
Format: Full pads
Situations: Team periods focused on both running and passing situations, a seven-on-seven period for third-down reps, and a whole bunch of field-goal kicking.
Highlights: Upon the conclusion of double days, UO head coach Mark Helfrich seemed mostly pleased with what he saw as the Ducks crossed the finish line of a marathon couple weeks.
"Really good effort all around, and better execution," Helfrich said.
With most decisions regarding the two-deep essentially made -- it will be finalized over the weekend -- Helfrich said coaches will focus on young players in Thursday's scrimmage. They'll determine which of the newcomers figure to play this season, and sit down with guys Friday to discuss whether they'll be asked to redshirt.
Helfrich said some of the toughest decisions will relate to linebackers and defensive backs. To me, linebacker Tyrell Robinson and safety Tyree Robinson in particular look like guys who could help a ton on special teams this fall but perhaps not as much on defense, forcing coaches to make a tough call.
In my opinion, Matt Wogan -- as a kickoff guy at least -- plus running back Thomas Tyner, tight end Johnny Mundt and outside linebacker Torrodney Prevot are the surest things in terms of freshmen likely to play this fall.
As far as highlights from inside practice, Helfrich said that, had today been a scored competition day, the offense would have won. They got the best of an 11-on-11 scenario noted below. And during the third-down seven-on-seven period, Marcus Mariota was ripping it up as usual, with completions of note to De'Anthony Thomas and Keanon Lowe. Two freshmen hooked up for a conversion, too, when Devon Allen hauled in a Damion Hobbs pass.
Helfrich gave the edge in the final period of the day to the defense, but that was through no fault of Mariota's, as he was putting balls right on guys but had a couple dropped. Also of note during that period was Josh Huff hitting his own personal "B" button to use a high-step move while trying to evade a defender.
Most entertaining period: One 10-minute session of 11-on-11 was spent with the offense backed up near its own end zone, "coming out" in the team's practice terminology. The offense mostly got the better of the drill, including a long breakaway run by Kani Benoit. Among the defensive highlights was a safety recorded by DeForest Buckner.
Special mention to Ben Butterfield, who kept pursuing Benoit down the field and caught him when the freshman pulled up, without a whistle being blown. Butterfield was an Energizer bunny today; some other guys might have been dragging on the final double day of the month, but his energy never flagged.
Other observations: Redshirt freshman Oshay Dunmore did a few drills with the outside linebackers this afternoon. He remains primarily a safety, but the coaches want to test his versatility. ... Tyrell Robinson tied up three blockers on just one rep of a kickoff coverage drill. ... Alejandro Maldonado made field goals of 49 and 52 yards this afternoon. ... Other guys push around blocking sleds, and some do make it look easy. Ricky Havili-Heimuli, however, essentially bear-hugged one today, picked it up and threw it.
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An update and a call to action on a section of road used by many cyclists to go between Arvada and Boulder.
Article by: Megan Hottman, The Cyclist-Lawyer.com, and Tim McAndrew, CyclistsHaveRights.org, edited by Michael P. Colchin (email@example.com)
When a cyclist wants to ride between the Golden-Arvada area and Boulder, the dilemma is: what route between these areas is the least-dangerous and the most bicycle-friendly?
The three choices are:
- Highway 93 which has newly constructed shoulders with dangerous rumble strips (for cyclists), commonly much debris on the shoulder, high traffic volume, high speed limits, and incessant winds;
- Indiana Street which has a slightly lower posted speed limit (though motor-vehicle traffic typically travels well over the speed limit on this road), no wide continuously paved shoulders appropriate for road bicycles, and blind spots at the crest of each hilltop; or
- An indirect zig-zag route that includes: Alkire Street, West 100th Avenue, Simms, and Highway 128 which meanders through Golden, Arvada, unincorporated JeffCo, Westminster, and Broomfield. These roads have lower posted speed limits and typically, lower vehicle traffic volume. See Google Map.
Most cyclists choose option #3. The extra distance required to travel this route is seen by cyclists as an acceptable tradeoff for the perceived lower traffic risk it offers. Because of the lower volume of vehicle traffic and lower speed limits, it is typically considered less intimidating than the other options.
However, a fatal incident in October 2011 proves that even this route is dangerous. Sidney Johnson, who was celebrating his birthday, was commuting home from work on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon, when he was struck by a motor vehicle on 100th Avenue in Westminster and killed. Link to original articles:
- http://303cycling.com/fatal-bike-accident-westminster
- http://303cycling.com/cyclists-have-rights-appeals-to-westminster-for-ro...
- See also - "Issues report" originally filed in May 2010: http://www.seeclickfix.com/issues/39123
Since his death, Mr. Johnson's daughter, Kirstyn, and Tim McAndrew, an active cycling advocate, have been working to get the city of Westminster to improve conditions on 100th Avenue. Their organization, CyclistsHaveRights.org, worked with city engineers to put together an estimate of the cost of adding shoulders to both the eastbound and westbound lanes of the road. City engineers included it in their 2013/2014 budget submission to the Westminster City Council. Other members of the cycling community, including cyclist Mike Raber of Bike Jeffco, appealed to the City Council during the two-month-long public comment period to include the project in its approved budget.
Notwithstanding this very focused and dedicated effort, the City Council denied the request for improvements on this section of road. The Council stated, among other reasons, "that the requested four foot shoulder would not be sufficient for safe travel of cyclists and motor vehicles." While the city admitted that six foot shoulders would be better, they said they did not include this improvement in "the current proposed five year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) project list due to...other higher priority projects." (include link to file of actual letter).
Asked about her feelings on the decision, Kirstyn Johnson said:
"Over the past 16 months, since my father was hit and instantly killed by a car on 100th Avenue, I've had numerous people mention in my presence how they would've never been caught riding on that road in the first place. Each time I've heard that, I became infuriated. First and foremost, my dad was a very safety conscience cyclist. We rode on 100th Avenue to avoid busier streets, such as Indiana Street. He was a defensive cyclist, and would do everything he could to alert motorists that he was on the road.
However, this comment highlights a bigger issue. If people have known this road is unsafe for cyclists, why hasn't anything been done to improve it? My dad definitely wasn't the only cyclist riding on this road.
A call to improve bicycle safety on this road was originally initiated in May 2010 on SeeClickFix (http://seeclickfix.com/issues/39123-beautiful-route-needs-a-bike-lane). It is my opinion that if a city is aware of certain areas within their boundaries that pose risks to members of the community, it is their responsibility to see that the necessary improvements are made. I understand that budgets are always tight, and that there are numerous areas that need improvement. However, when someone loses his or her life because of inadequate roadway infrastructure, then improvements need to be made."
Tim McAndrew adds, "One would think a senseless death would spur the city to do whatever it could to take immediate preventive measures. But clearly this was not the case."
While this defeat was extremely disappointing to Johnson, McAndrew, Raber, and other cyclists who use this route to commute and ride recreationally, it has strengthened the determination of CyclistsHaveRights and Bike Jeffco to continue to lobby for this potentially life-saving street improvement. "We are now focused on rallying the residents of Westminster to get involved," said McAndrew. He believes one reason the city may not have perceived the importance of the proposed safety improvement was due to the lack of Westminster residents who participated in the plea to the city.
"Because we are residents of surrounding communities, we felt our voices, although heard, didn't carry nearly as much weight as they would have had we been Westminster residents… Which is why we are asking Westminster cyclists in particular to contact City Council members to let them know how important safety improvements on 100th Avenue are to them," McAndrew stated.
Here's how you can help:
(1) If you're a Westminster city resident, contact each of your City Council members and the Mayor and explain to them how unsafe it is for cyclists on 100th Avenue and courteously but assertively make in appeal to add this project to the current proposed five-year Capital Improvement Plan.
(2) If you work in Westmoor Park, Interlocken or along the Wadsworth corridor between 100th and 120th Avenues, encourage your employer to write a letter to the Westminster City Council and Mayor stating that bicycle-safe roadways are necessary for your employees who commute to work by bicycle. Emphasize that it is important for your business because it helps to attract the best talent and enables you to stay competitive. As an employee, write a letter explaining why it is important to you to be able to safely commute by bicycle to your place of employment.
(3) If you ride through the area as a recreational cyclist, send an appeal-for-action letter to Westminster's City Council. Let them know how unsafe you feel on 100th Avenue. Be sure to add how much you contribute to Westminster as a consumer (e.g., shopping, movie theatres, restaurants, etc.).
Also, please "like" CyclistsHaveRights on Facebook and attend a Bike Jeffco meeting held the second Tuesday of the month at the Jefferson County Administration Building (a.k.a. the "Taj Mahal") in Golden to stay informed of progress on this issue.
While it may seem to be only a short section of road, 100th Avenue is the most commonly-used route for cyclists traveling between Boulder County and Jefferson County. Shoulders on this section of 100th Avenue would be the first step in creating a continuous link of safe roads for cyclists who travel on this route. It would be money well-spent by the city of Westminster because it would provide a huge improvement in traffic-safety for the community.
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Submitted by Tim McAndrew (not verified) on
Thank you Amy for publishing this article. As I rode 100th Ave today, it made me sad to think of Sidney losing his life because the city doesn't see the perils of the combination of bad things intersecting on this roadway. Hopefully this article will enable us to muster the support need to get the city's attention and make the much needed improvements to make this road safer for cyclists, pedestrians and motorists alike.
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I am so disappointed to have read that the improvements requests were denied. As a long-time Jeffco resident, I have ridden this stretch countless times. COUNTLESS. It's the gateway to Boulder. We recently moved from Arvada to Golden. My husband has literally begged me not to ride this stretch. Now that we've moved, I actually take my chances more often on hwy 93 for time purposes. Mmmmm. Rumble strips and semi's.
*By the way, we moved to Golden to be in a more bike/pedestrian friendly city. Westminster would be wise as a city to reexamine the short-term and long-term effects of this decision.
When my husband and I first heard about this tragedy, our hearts broke for Kirstyn and her family. This could be any one of us. I too, always get the "That's so unsafe. Why would you ever want to ride THAT road??!?" Why? Because it's a beautiful stretch of farm-land. Because it gets me to Flagstaff. It gets me to Sunshine. It gets me to Longmont, to Louisville, to Superior. Often times it gets me there ravenously hungry and ready to spend money to fix that. And best of all? It gets me to those places WITHOUT MY CAR. I ride it because I'm a Colorado cyclist and I don't want to ride on a sidewalk. If we keep crossing places off to ride as cyclists because they are "too dangerous", we are going to cross ourselves out of any place to ride.
Kudo's to our CO cycling advocacy groups for rallying. I am deeply thankful that we're not giving up. Speaking of, here is the link to the Westminster City Council emails.
Please take a second and just write a letter. Better yet, attend a MEETING!! Let's quit crossing ourselves off our bikes and out of our communities and instead take them back.
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The Lexington City Council will accept a grant from the Governor's Crime Commission on behalf of the Lexington Police Department for new interviewing equipment and will discuss changing the policies concerning how it processes Community Block Grants during its meeting Monday.
The city council will accept an Interview Room Equipment Grant for $7,903 from the North Carolina Department of Safety Governor's Crime Commission. The funds will be used to replace out-of-date audio and video recording systems.
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The Air Mobility Command Museum Foundation at Dover Air Force Base will host its annual AMC Museum Foundation Fundraiser Golf Tournament on June 21.
Registration for the four-person scramble tournament will be held from 11 a.m. to noon with a shotgun start at noon at Jonathan's Landing Golf Course, 1309 Ponderosa Drive, Magnolia. Players may make up their own teams. The cost is $85 per person; $75 per active duty military officer; $55 per active duty enlisted personnel and includes golf with cart, buffet dinner, snacks and beverages, prizes, and hole-in-one prizes.
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A full moon walk is set at the Big Dam Bridge over the Arkansas River in Little Rock and North Little Rock.
The Sunday event begins at 5 p.m. and is sponsored by the Big Dam Bridge Foundation and the Arkansas Minority Health Commission.
Organizers will hold health fairs on both sides of the river, offering health care screenings, information, gifts and activities for the family.
The groups putting on the event say the purpose is to bring the communities of Little Rock and North Little Rock together through the promotion of physical fitness.
The walk will also feature a light show.
For safety reasons, pets, bicycles, skateboards, skates, and rollerblades will not be allowed on the bridge during the walk. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome.
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By Marin Swesey, NAMI Multicultural Action Center manager
One of my first experiences with NAMI was at a welcome reception for a special mental health disparities track at the 2006 NAMI annual convention. Though the room was packed with many new faces, my attention was drawn to a group of enthusiastic self-proclaimed "NAMI mommies," the founding members of then newly formed NAMI Affiliate, NAMI Urban Los Angeles. One of them was soon to be honored for that spirit forever in the hearts of mental health advocates.
Bebe Moore Campbell was an accomplished author, advocate, co-founder of NAMI Urban Los Angeles and national spokesperson. Through her work, she broke barriers of stigma and advocated the importance of bringing mental health education to underserved, diverse communities. In November 2006, Campbell lost her battle with brain cancer. Two years later, friends advocated on her behalf to make a dream reality: the U.S. House of Representatives proclaimed July as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a month of national recognition of her ideals:
- improved access to mental health treatment and services and public awareness of mental illness are of paramount importance; and
- enhanced public awareness of mental illness and mental illness among minorities.
I am proud to be a part of NAMI's strong support of this special month and see so many NAMI leaders across the country embrace the opportunities it brings by raising awareness, building community partnerships and celebrating diversity in the mental health community. Since 2008, the NAMI annual convention has served as a platform to kick off the celebration with a town hall networking event-and will do so again this year in Chicago. NAMI State Organizations and NAMI Affiliates have hosted a variety of events including seminars, block parties, brunches and vigils.
Beyond NAMI, some other major organizations and agencies have taken notice and taken part: in July 2010 the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) launched a national public service announcement campaign to promote mental health recovery among diverse communities in partnership with the Ad Council; and the National Network to Eliminate Disparities hosted a two-part "Celebrating Mental Health in Diverse Communities" webinar forum.
Join me next month in celebrating National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month 2011. Find out what is happening in your community or plan your own events for July. You can find background information, resources and activity highlights on the NAMI website.


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Right now I feel like the only active female on this site.. where ya'll at?
Where myladies at? I said, where my ladies at?
Right now I feel like the only active female on this site.. where ya'll at?
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@JUNE You're one of the few people post 2007 that is mad cool in my book so I gotta keep in touch! But you are right though, when 2010 rolls around and new music starts dropping, the forums are going to be crazy. It'll be like 2006 all over again lmao. And the fact that there are 3000+ members registered here and there's no album says a lot. @STINKMEANER now why would you say something like that? I didn't allude to it either... ;)
Yo ninja man chill out @ June yeah i thought i noticed the similarities well i'm Eritrean we're afro arabs also. thas wassup we got some E. Africans up in here.
i was active 3 years ago.... yea thats right... ooooh; you mean active on this forum. ooooh. *slowly edges out*
whoaaa....things are gettin a liiiiittle heated in here..... lets just chill,grab a pepsi and show some nude pics
why did Rhymestyle not raise his hand when you said where my ladies at? Come on Mrs. R! Rep for your gender!
word @ Nianja...this shit is on some bootcamp shit...we can't do anything good that we could do on a regular formatted forum
This is your big intro thread June? SMH lol what's up girl =) This site so far, on the brink of death already. Hard to come on this site with the same frequency as the other one, that is, pre-2007 of course lol, since there's a lot of repeated topics, stannery and stupidity...not to mention not anything BETTER than the other forum feature-wise. But, I'm giving it a chance...
Damn, screw this forum cause there is no embedding of videos or postings pictures. This thread is in dire need of some "Show Thine Tits or Remove Thine Self" / "Tits or Gtfo" pics.
Apparently there is too much of the color "red" my hypothesis is it scares them into a once a month emotional tantrum for females who do join. This occasional frenzy is enough to inhibit their forum activity significantly.


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Charlotte Louise Lins of Dover passed away Friday, November 9, 2012 at home surrounded by her friends and family.
Mrs. Lins was born on June 1, 1922 in Washington, Iowa to the late Charles R. Longer and Geneva Evans Longer.
She grew up in Iowa until she married her long time sweetheart, Warren E. Lins, a pilot in the USAF. She was a wonderful homemaker and traveled the world with her husband and four children. In 1963, Mrs. Lins and her husband retired to Dover, DE where she took a position at JC Penney on Loockerman Street for several years.
Mrs. Lins ran a cattery for Persian cats under the name of "Lucky Lins". She loved, raised and showed Persians for 25 years, winning numerous Blue ribbons and taking home the "Grand Championship" with her favorite, Gorgeous.
She was an avid doll collector, enjoyed tending to her rose bushes, crossword puzzles, listening to the Lawrence Welk show and Andre Reiu, going to yard sales and weekly trips to Spence's Bazaar for pork tenderloin and strawberry shortcake. She was an excellent cook and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Warren E. Lins in 1994.
Mrs. Lins is survived by her daughters Nancy J. Lins of Dover, Rebecca A. Surguy of Dover, Susan R. Flinn of Smyrna and her son Michael C. Lins and his wife Donna of Dover, 7 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 5 pm on Wednesday, November 14 at Pippin Funeral Home, 119 W. Camden-Wyoming Ave., Wyoming.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be sent to the Modern Maturity Center Daybreak Adult Daycare Program, Hospice, SPCA or Delaware Humane Society.
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Published: Monday, June 24, 2013 at 11:36 a.m.
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THOMASVILLE | Murray "Wayne" Johnson, 54, of Memorial Park Drive, died Sunday, June 23, 2013, at the Hinkle Hospice Home.
The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday in The Thomasville Church of God. The interment will be in Floral Garden Park in High Point.
The family will be at J.C. Green & Sons Funeral Home from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and other times at the Johnson residence, 4070 Quail Way, Thomasville, NC 27360.
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Temperature is 16F and 4 inches of snow is on the ground... "cool" you say because today is Wednesday Worlds but if you cut off outside cycling once the temperature drops below your age then the next few months could be a bore but a big requirement if you have any desire for the races that happen before June. Check out some of the boredom fighting videos at epicPlanet.tv. I like these videos because they have the perspective of the bike, its like I'm riding in a exciting warmer place! I did contact epicplanet and they have plans in 2010 to create a Colorado DVD.
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We are indoor cats and this is our blog. Moe is an orange boy with a puffy tail and Mindy is a grey girl with a white tummy. we are also litter mates. We were born outdoors and formerly feral. The two of us were the original 'Team Tabby' That was in 2001. Later we were joined by Cookie, a brown tabby (who is blind) and Mike, a bi-colored tabby. They both needed a new home and we had space for them.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Here We Are Thursday
Mombean said she looked up today - at the sky. There were snowflakes falling. When they hit the ground, they melted.
Moe: When I look up, I want to see something really good.
For me that usually means food - and someone willing to share!
Bono: I am a patient kind of mancat.
I am right now in the kitchen, I stare at the beans...and you know, it works for me. I usually get some sort of treat.
Cookie: Today, Thursday, I went to the back door. I just love to go out this door and out to the deck.
There was a huge problem. It was drizzling at first, I came in. Then I went out again, this time there were some snow flurries, and in I came. Can anyone tell when where summer went?
Mike: Sometimes the other cats don't like me.
They tell me it's because I am big, loud and pushy. Do you think that could be true? I can't believe that myself.
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- Jan's Funny Farm said...
Rain and snow? Sounds like a cold day at your house.
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- Tober the Cat said...
Mindy, you have a smoochable chin. Moe, you have beautiful eyes. Bono, you have handsome white furs. Cookie, you look fierce (in a good way). Mike, I think everyone's just jealous of your tail floof. Everybody have a happy Thanksgiving!
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- michico*Adan said...
I love Moe's expression!!!
So lovely~~~
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- Cheysuli and gemini said...
Sounds like the weather around here! Have a good Turkey day!
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- The Island Cats said...
Hi guys!! So nice to see all of you!! Glad those snowflakes that fell melted!!
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- Mickey,Georgia , Tillie said...
Hahahahahaha!!!!!Oh Mike,you are too silly ;) Maybe you can try sharing ;) heeheehee
Purrs Mickey,Georgia & Tillie
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- Katnip Lounge said...
Snow? SNOW? GAH!
Mike, I have the same prollem...I'm a big galoot and some of the other Cats run from me, and I, well...I just GOTTA chase them!
XX Johnny
- Thursday, November 25, 2010
- Tiger Lily said...
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!
prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrs and tail wags,
Zeke, Sushi and Tiger Lily
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Happy Thanksgiving
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Hallmark to shoot Christmas film in Wilmington
Published: Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 9:25 a.m.
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Hallmark Hall of Fame is back in Hollywood East.
"Christmas in Conway" will be the seventh production shot for the company in Wilmington. It's also the seventh studio production to film in the region this year, joining the likes of FOX's series "Sleepy Hollow" and UP channel's TV movie "The Perfect Summer."
The film, which will shoot mostly on location, opened offices this week at Post 1200, a production house in Wilmington near EUE/Screen Gems Studios, facility co-owner and Kaufmann Media Group managing partner Jodi Kaufmann said. The TV movie is expected to begin filming Aug. 5, she said.
Post 1200 typically offers about 5,000 square feet of production offices, screening rooms and audio and video editing rooms at 1200 N. 23rd St., but expanded its space to roughly 10,000 square feet to host the film, including wardrobe and set dressing offices, Kaufmann said.
"We're a mini studio without the stages, so we can do it all and post production," she said. "This film didn't need stage space, so we're able to accommodate them."
It's the first time the facility has hosted an entire production since its opening in March of this past year, but its staff and owner Sam Kaufmann, a composer who has mixed audio for trailers, films, and TV series for nearly 20 years, has worked on post-production for such locally shot films as "Tammy" and "We're the Millers" and TV series like "Revolution."
"Under the Dome" stars also have dropped by for voice overs, Jodi Kaufmann said.
"It's been a steady trickle of work from 'Under the Dome' and other productions," she said. "A lot of our motivation to move to Wilmington was to bring new productions to the area, so we'd like to do more of that, too." The couple, who founded Kaufmann Media Group in 2006, also own two post-production facilities near Los Angeles.
"Christmas in Conway" is the first Hallmark Hall of Fame film to shoot in the area since 2011's "A Smile as Big as the Moon," which garnered positive reviews from critics. Other local Hallmark Hall of Fame projects include "The Water is Wide," "The Runaway," and "The Summer of Ben Tyler."
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Anthony Barr and Xavier Su'a-Filo have been selected to Phil Steele's Pre-Season All-America team.
Single-game tickets and mini-plans are now on sale for the 2013 UCLA Football season!
Barr and Su'a-Filo headline a group of Bruins named to Phil Steele's pre-season All-Pac-12 team.
UCLA's 2013 season-opener against Nevada is one of three contests chosen for television broadcast.
UCLA redshirt sophomore center Jake Brendel was named Tuesday to the Rimington Trophy Spring Watch List. The award is presented annually to the Most Outstanding Center in NCAA Division I-A College Fo
UCLA senior linebacker Anthony Barr and redshirt junior linebacker Eric Kendricks were named to the 2013 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List, the Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation announced on Thursday. In tot
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UCLA Football season ticket holders at the Rose Bowl Stadium in 2013 now have the option of purchasing two exciting, new premium options to complement their season ticket package. The first option fo
The UCLA football team concluded its spring practices with the Spring Showcase featuring individual team drills, fan contests, full contact scrimmage action and a fireworks show before a crowd of 20,0
Three more Bruins heard their names called on Saturday in the NFL Draft. Running back Johnathan Franklin, punter Jeff Locke and offensive lineman Jeff Baca were each selected on Day 3. Franklin w
LOS ANGELES - The voice of UCLA athletics, Chris Roberts, attended the Bruins' spring practice last week and tracked down three members of the Bruin offense, as offensive lineman Simon Goines, running
LOS ANGELES - Head UCLA football coach Jim Mora met with the media on Thursday morning, as the team held its final on-campus workout of the spring season ahead of this Saturday's Spring Showcase at th


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