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Meridian police are looking into the theft of more than thirty lawnmower batteries.
'The lawnmowers had already been repaired and as customers came to pick them up and they wouldn't start. Then we'd go out and find out that the batteries had been cut out of them,' says Will Griffin who owns Will's Small Engine Sales and Service.
For ten years Will's Small Engine Sales and Service has been open. Griffin's fear is that the business could be forced to close because of thieves. Within the last month alone, at least 35 lawnmower batteries have been stolen from the shop.
"27 batteries were cut out of my lawnmowers,' says Griffin. ' I got 8 of them back and then they stolen 8 more. They broke in again, but they only got a few that time.'
Griffin says the batteries that were found had been sold to a local salvage yard for very little money.
'We have to replace the batteries, cables and the ends. This all cost us about $60 and they sell the batteries for about $3.'
Last year three large lawnmowers, worth at least $6,000 each, were stolen from Griffin's business. In an effort to tighten security even more, he's in the process of installing barbed wire atop metal fencing. Griffin says the thefts must stop, or else his business will have to close.
'I can't stay in business if this keeps happening. I want the police to catch the culprits. Find out who's doing it and put them behind bars and do whatever's necessary along with my security to stop this from happening.'
Anyone with information on the thefts is asked to call the Meridian Police Department at (601) 485-1893.


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Dan Moore, certified physician assistant at McLaren-Greater Lansing Internal Medicine, a partner of McLaren-Greater Lansing, is treating the stomach flu.
Symptoms are: diarrhea, with or without nausea; vomiting; appetite loss; fatigue, and fever.
Those will usually clear up on their own, but if they last longer than about four days, or get worse, you should see a doctor.
It's important to drink fluids once your stomach is settled, to avoid dehydration.
Mr. Moore is also treating sinus infections this week.
Symptoms include: thick, yellow, foul-smelling nasal discharge; pressure or pain around the face and eyes; headache; congestion, and post-nasal drip.
Those symptoms can also be seen with a cold, but if sinus pain and thick yellow or green mucus last longer than a week, you should see a doctor. He or she may prescribe antibiotics.
You can use decongestants to help decrease swelling in the sinuses. Steam and hot showers will help with the mucus.
Your doctor may suggest nasal saline.
Drink lots of fluids and take Motrin or Tylenol for fever.
You should also see a doctor if your fever won't drop below 101 degrees with Tylenol or Motrin, if you have severe abdominal pain, or if you're losing weight.
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Several opinions have been expressed over the State Board of Education's sudden firing of Superintendent Jorea Marple on Thursday.
The board may have had valid reasons for removing Marple, but the way it happened was wrong. And it was classless.
It also may have been illegal since the discussion of her job status was not on the board's meeting agenda, as is required by state law.
The board went into a closed session without Marple for more than an hour to discuss what it said were personnel matters. When it returned, board President Wade Linger said no action would be taken.
However, Linger later called for a break and when he returned a sheet of paper was passed out to the other members with Marple's termination listed as a new item for discussion. Again the board went into executive session where the 5-2 vote to fire her was taken.
We are not trying to drum up sympathy for Marple. She certainly is not a political neophyte. She is the wife of recently defeated state Attorney General Darrell McGraw, who for years has been possibly the most controversial politician in the state. Marple, a powerful women in her own right, wielded an immense amount of power from her position. And, as she admitted, she serves as a will-and-pleasure employee of the board, which means she can be fired at any time for any reason.
However, she still deserved the courtesy to be confronted about her employment situation, not ambushed in the manner in which this situation played out on Thursday.
Whether they are right or not, who can blame her supporters for suggesting the move - which came just a little more than a week after her husband was defeated on Nov. 6 - was politically motivated? Since the five votes to remove her were all appointments made by Sen. Joe Manchin when he was governor, and since Manchin's wife Gayle was one of those appointees who voted with the majority, it is understandable, as some claim, this move had the Manchin family's fingerprints all over it.
Being the state school superintendent did not give Jorea Marple an exemption from being fired. However, it should have given her the right to expect not to be dismissed in such an embarrassing and disrespectful manner.


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A good friend of mine on here kindly asked me to do the Steepster world a favour and list my allergies front and center (fair enough, lol):
-COFFEE … rare, nasty, not even a bit funny if i'm exposed. (call me original)
-ROOIBOOS … is a new appearance. under certain circumstances i'm okay with it (ie if it's GREEN and paired with mate) but because i have an auto immune disease i try not to poke at things.
*NOT an allergy, but an abnormality that drives my tea buddies bananas, i AM INCAPABLE OF TASTING CARAMEL AND TOFFEE. so i thought i'd list it at the top too. it's very annoying. they smell great!!?
Hi! I'm James!
I'm a student: double major of human geography and psychology with the intention of chasing a double doctorate. (reading that over it occurs to me again that i must be crazy).
i'm a live and let live sort. i look and see alot of silver linings. my discovery of tea has only served to further that viewpoint. for me tea is art and nuance, watercolours and bold brushstrokes….
swaps are grand things! the element of surprise in a tea swap completely trumps forrest gump's chocolate box life metaphor, lol.
favourites: french teas dammann freres, mariage freres and nina's paris especially.
i have recently discovered a german tea company that has romanced me: tea gschwendner (sp?)
mandala teas is brilliant and a company i count on.
justea and tealet are companies i study because of both their exceptional products and and business models, as well as their work with farmers who are TOO POOR for fair trade certification. this is highly relevant to my studies.
90-100 i need more
80-90 i might need more, or it might be a respect vote
below 75? it was likely an oops buy. my evolution into french teas has vastly focused what i like!!
however, i'm always open to trying things.
dislikes so far: guayasa, darjeeling, most peach teas.
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The sophomores at St. James High School held a health fair last week in the school gym.
The students, numbering 100, in teacher Steve Chapin's four health sections at the school exhibited 100 different health projects. A total of eight judges assessed the student's work.
While rolling back and forth on a skateboard, Daniel Camacho explained equilibrium.
Tenth grader Mario Garcia explained how playing music could reduce stress. "Playing music is a great way to reduce stress," Mario said.
Mario's earned a starting spot on the Saints wrestling team, so may his winter be filled with many happy tunes.
Frankie Zucek was explaining metabolism at his display.
Moises Ramirez had an interesting display on stem cells and their importance in scientific research.
Sophomore Ashley Lahti had a display on anxiety. As we know, it is a condition that can plague teenages.
I asked her, "Like the anxiety you might have running in the State Cross County meet for the first time?" "Yes!" Ashley said.
The students were milling around studying each other's projects. Students from the other grades of St. James High School also came to see the work of teacher Steve Chapin's tenth graders.
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The Cargill meatpacking plant outside Dodge City will be back in operation Thursday and return to full production Friday despite a fire Monday night, said company spokesman Mike Martin.
About 1,000 employees were working on the second shift when a fire started in the ceiling in or near the killing floor area, Martin said. Despite the fire, the third shift shipping department was able to work.
All of the fire and burn damage appears to be isolated to the ceiling and part of a wall, Martin said. No equipment was damaged.
It took several hours for firefighters to extinguish the fire. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
The Cargill plant is the second largest employer in Dodge City and the largest beef packing plant owned by Cargill Meat Solutions, the Wichita-based subsidiary of the privately-held company. The plant was established in 1981.
Cargill, the largest privately-held company in the U.S. based on revenue, produces more than one-fifth of the world's packaged beef products.
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Wood County BOE pledges to review special needs, IEPs
Board members apologize for 'Bad Kid Fort'
January 23, 2013
PARKERSBURG — Members of the Wood County Board of Education apologized Tuesday for the "Bad Kid Fort" incident and pledged to review issues of special needs education in the county school system....
"Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness" Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Onward and Upward to make everything level and fair.
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It's ok WVUgirl: he is so angry about this subject, but does not have the courage to take any further than these message boards. Those of us on the front lines know what progress has been made to help the right of others, we cannot stop due to the biased anger of people who cannot grasp what is right.
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Thank -you for the psycho-babble non answer,at least it was to the best of your ability.
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AaronL you can call me a fat cow all you like, I really couldn't possibly care less about your lame attempts at insulting me. If you had half the knowledge you claim then you'd know that resulting to name calling doesn't help your cause when trying to make your point. But then again when one knows their argument has no leg to stand on they usually do attack others that can articulate without making it personal, so carry on. You and hindsight101 are two peas in a pod of hate, and I feel pity for you both. So sad. Hope life gets better for you!
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It's called Conform to standards,not hard no matter what,soon as the body tells the brain,"I'm sick of this,wake up and stop the dumb crap".
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WVU can't understand normal thinking (capitalize everything after your hide name,THAT'S you), I'm FAR from your "pet" word of ignorant; seems to be you fat cows main calling card for anyone who does not agree that "special" kids ass should be kissed, while the little darlings get by with what YOU tolerate.Didn't read a post I wrote before,DID you? WVISB took care of the "special" problem I had,as they will master Richards when he gets there. Shame he has to go through that, when Dad and "stepmommy" should be the one cuffed to that pole in the basement receiving "Special" attention, then being in 6 cottage to finish the "special" training.And for you cattle that doesn't know; That was having your ass on the edge of the bench,reading,with arms out for two hours,them stripping,waxing,back to the bench,with book,then buffing to a mirror shine and the doing it all over again.Could YOU have done that? Punishment has it's virtues, l
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**** @Pedro!!!
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Seems like this hindsight guy is carrying a lot of misdirected anger. Maybe mommy didn't hug him enough as a boy, so he's mad that other mommies stand up for their kids. It's ok little guy.....you don't have to pick on kids and their moms just because you*****at life.
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@WVUGirl: Thanks! I am glad that you understand. Makes me smile for the day :)
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@SWR you're absolutely right, he has no sog in this fight yet he's barking the loudest. Reminds me of a 2 year old throwing a tantrum. Well, no more attention for him from me, my time is better spent taking out the trash. Anyone that can read is well aware of his ignorance and delusions anyway :)
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@WVUGurl: Do not fall into his trap, he wants you to argue. I ignore him because he is all over these boards trying to get under people's skin by saying mean things. He does not have a dog in this fight, he enjoys negative attention. He is right about one thing though, he has many names: 4thebetter, silverbullet etc. Banned many many many times.
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Hindsight101 I'd like to thank you again for NOT having children. The world can only handle so much hate and ignorance.
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Well it looks like hindsight101 has woken up from the alcohol-induced slumber and managed to find his way out of his moms basement! Your repeated reference to the checks that parents supposedly get because they have children with special needs is another of your generalizations that you're wrong about. I myself don't receive any check except the one I work almost 50 hours a week for, and I personally know several parents that don't either so shove it. As for your statement about the teacher not receiving any training to deal w/children w/special needs you're mistaken again as she previously worked w/special needs students, and it doesn't take "training" for a teacher to know not to put a student in a box or to remember to follow the IEP that the student has (that she was involved with creating!). You and AaronL both need to get over yourselves with your pompous, stereotypical, vile, and IGNORANT (yes AaronL that's what you both are) comments.
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Arron: Hang in there, tomorrow is sure to be better for you. Positive thoughts!
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Been LIVID over this for 3 days, had enough of obtuse people,going to the bar.
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AaronL the fact if the matter is, mainstreaming children all into the same classroom setting is the law. I don't make the laws, I don't pass the laws, and sometimes I don't even agree with the laws but the powers that be say we all have to follow them. The IEPs are legal documents no less legal than a marriage certificate, divorce order, child custody order, or murder conviction and they are to be followed as such. The Code of Conduct states "students will help create an atmosphere free from bullying, intimidation, and harassment", and who is responsible for setting the example for the students?? Their teachers. This teacher didn't follow the IEP and when she was questioned about it she lied! Great example!
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Your beliefs make tons of money from the sheeple who think because you sit your ass behind that desk they have to come to makes you right.I'm 49 GD years old,and may know a thing or two,more than thou. I'm STILL waiting on that call;bet it won't happen,because YOU have NEVER been there: Have you?I can tame wild animals through taking time and care,and you want to preach to me about people?"special" is the same designation as " Normal"; no one knows.
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Sorrry SocialWorkrocks-but I have to wonder...as long as there are "specioal needs" kids, active drug addicts and unwed mothers you have a job. I have to wonder is all you talk about understanding and tolerance really hiding the fact that translated these people are your job security. Your profession created-and coddles and encourages these Frankenstein monsters and then unleash them on mainstream society.
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Sorry, no need to debate my beliefs. That will change nothing in the world that you are so angry at. However, if you feel that you are correct then guide your debate to the state/national government which make the laws that you disagree so strongly with. I am happy when the people that I work with tell me that they are making the progress in the world they live in. Again: Healing thoughts sent to you!
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Rights,rights rights; I could tell you horror stories on beating THAT drum,but WHY??? It would be lost on folks such as yourselves, since screwed up kids make your salary.What drum are you going to beat when Aspergers is dropped from the insurance roles?That ones coming,so what anthem are you caustic cattle going to low to then? Rock that one to the all you can eat buffet,cuss people like me ,who tell it like it is,and order a diet coke,thinking it will help. Oh,by the way,no hiding;
Aaron N. Lohoefener 304-481-6028.
Don't whine when I tell you the way I see it,get you debate skills up,because I've lived it from the inside out:you're just looking in, and wondering.
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ArronL.: I am sorry to see such anger...I guess we will have to agree to disagree. I see so much when I work with the state that they are supporting the Person and plan according to their wants/needs. The parents and children I work with appreciate having their voices heard and people are allowed to choose their future, not have it dictated by someone who wants to decide for them. That is the right they want....and should have. Healing thoughts for you!
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Cont: I found it rather disturbing when the box was used while I was present. I could have handled it if the child had been taken to a small, quiet room to calm down but the box and especially the mattresses upset me. Maybe these methods were based on research but as I've said, without proper training I was clueless.
Sorry if this was a little off topic and so long as this latest situation doesn't involve an aide. I just think the educational staff (teachers, aides, principals) should have specific training so they can handle special situations. The law doesn't give them a choice in placing students so they need to be prepared to handle any situation.
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Cont: I have children of my own but that experience was of no use. People may say that with a teacher in the room that training wasn't important for an aide but many times I was solely responsible for students. I loved working with the students but it was too stressful without proper training.
Now, back to the box in the classroom. That reminds me of a classroom I was in at Franklin Elem. The special needs students with autism spent the morning in this room and then attended other classes in the afternoon. This classroom contained a large cardboard box and also two mattresses atop each other. This is the explanation the teacher gave me for their presence: sometimes the environment overstimulates an autistic child, placing the child in this close fitting box was supposed to help the child calm down. The mattresses were used in the same way and the child would be placed in between the two mattresses. Without the proper training I have no idea if this was the correct procedure.
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Conservation Correspondent Bridget Butler visits the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station in Grande Isle. The hatchery raises Landlocked Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead, Rainbow and Brown Trout which are used to restock Lake Champlain and rivers in Vermont. The visitor center is currently open.
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News 12 First at Five / Monday, Jan. 7, 2012
APPLING, Ga. -- Congressman Barrow is back in town and wants to hear from you. Starting Monday, he's spending the week hosting town hall meetings throughout the district.
Robert Ritchie and his son showed up in Appling early this morning to meet the congressman.
"Shake his hand, look him in the eye and know that he's gonna go back and fight the good fight," Ritchie said.
He and dozens of others, as young as 9 years old, filled the room to ask questions and listen to the congressman speak.
"We covered everything from the state department to veterans problem. You name it, it was all-inclusive," said Thomas Turner, a constituent who attended the meeting.
It's all a part of his annual "Rural Listening Tour" of the 12th Congressional District.
"This is what I do every year at this time when Congress knocks off for a week at the beginning of the year," said Congressman Barrow. "Just because I haven't got anything to do in Washington doesn't mean there aren't any problems back home or folks to listen to back home. That's why I do this."
Monday's meeting was at the Columbia County Courthouse in Appling, but during his four-day tour, he'll be visiting 16 different counties in his district.
"Coming here like this, particularly at this hour, in this region, in this rural place, it shows a lot of commitment," Turner said.
Congressman Barrow answered questions from spending and Medicare to foreign aid and gun control.
"Unlike so many politicians, he actually seems to listen to both sides," Turner said.
Many were wondering if the congressman,endorsed by the NRA, had changed his stance on gun control after the tragedy in Sandy Hook.
But Barrow responded by saying, "The Constitution hasn't changed and the issues haven't changed. We've got three legs to this stool. We've got the issue of the culture, we've got the issue of access to guns and we've got the issue of how to deal with the folks who are mentally disturbed who are walking around amongst us."
He says the first two issues are backed by constitutional amendments, but it's the third that really needs the focus.
"We have to deal with the issue of the mentally disturbed among us and that seems to be the one area where we can make the most progress and we need to move forward," Barrow said.
That's what's important to Ritchie, making progress and moving forward on the issues that are most important to him and others who live in the district.
"We know that he's only one in 400 congressmen, and he can't do it by himself, but he can take our issue there," Ritchie said.
Barrow also visited Burke County and Jenkins County on Monday. On Tuesday he will be in Candler, Emanuel, Treutlan, Wheeler and Laurens counties.


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5.229Irving accepted that with effect from October 1943 it has to be conceded that Hitler cannot have been ignorant of the extermination programme. But he emphasised that in his speech on 6 October 1943. Himmler spoke of a decision which he, rather than Hitler, had taken. He disputed the contention that the speech of 5 May points towards the existence of a Hitler order. From the facts the transcript of the relevant page of the speech has evidently been typed on a different typewriter and the pagination has been altered, Irving deduced that the document has been tampered with and is accordingly unreliable. He rejected the mundane explanation that Himmler was simply revising what he proposed to say in his speech. Irving further argued that it is to be inferred that the transcript was sanitised before it was submitted to Hitler because Himmler did not want Hitler to know that he (Himmler) was claiming falsely to have been acting on the order of Hitler. As to the speech of 24 May (which Irving suspects has also been tampered with) he argued that the orders referred to could just as well be taken to mean orders given by Himmler to his subordinates.
5.230Irving defended the treatment of these speeches in Hitler's War by saying that he quoted them and left the reader to draw his or her own conclusions. He pointed out that at the meetings between Hitler and Himmler which took place during the summer of 1944 Hitler is reported to be referring still to the expulsion (rather than the extermination) of the Jews. These statements cannot be airily dismissed as camouflage since Hitler had no need to use euphemisms when speaking to Himmler.


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In his late teens David Cay Johnston began asking a lot of questions.
"Why do we have these guys in uniforms with guns driving around in cars all day? ... Why is the Santa Cruz County Courthouse being built in such an unusual shape?"
He wrote an article, while still living in his birth town of Santa Cruz, proving that the off-kilter courthouse design, which officials had promised would save money, actually cost more than a more conventional building.
Johnston is now 63 and the president of Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE). He once tracked down a killer the Los Angeles Police Department couldn't catch.
He is a Reuters columnist, 13-year veteran of The New York Times, and won a Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for his reporting that exposed inequities in the U.S. tax code. He wrote the best selling tax books Perfectly Legal, which won an IRE medal, and Free Lunch.
His latest book, The Fine Print: How Big Companies Use "Plain English" to Rob You Blind, illuminates the legal loopholes in this country that make it possible for a handful of people to thrive while the rest struggle.
"How can 90 percent of people's incomes be slipping while corporations are making money hand over fist?" Johnston says this was the question that led him to write The Fine Print.
The book offers an answer: there are a multitude of rules and regulations in place in this country that act to redistribute wealth upward. It reveals the numerous means by which major corporations work with the government to relax the rules and rewrite regulations to their benefit, at the cost of the consumer, and without the consumer's knowledge.
Johnston will discuss The Fine Print on Nov. 27 at the First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way, sponsored by KPFA Radio 94.1FM.
Johnston says most of the information in his book is not available via Google search, as the news media simply has not covered these issues.
"Not the mainstream, not the alternative media," he says. "This is four years of original reporting about the reason your job doesn't pay more, you're not doing well, and this handful of people is doing so well."
A large part of The Fine Print dissects shortcomings across the nation's public infrastructure, from Truman and Eisenhower-era public utilities, to our 26th-in-the-world Internet speed ranking.
Johnston recalls the San Bruno gas pipeline explosion of 2010 that sent 1,000-foot flames into the air, destroyed homes, and killed eight people. Despite events like this one, he says, nobody thinks about pipelines.
Johnston notes that corporations that own the pipelines have formed essentially legal monopolies.
"A pipeline laid when Truman was president or Eisenhower was president should be replaced, and we're not doing that," he says, "And the companies that own these pipelines are making huge money."
In fact, visit the Forbes "400 Richest People In America" list online from any given year and the source of wealth for many listed is "pipelines."
"Infrastructure is what makes things work," Johnston says. "And we're not figuring out how we maintain the public furniture so that our society endures."
Another section of The Fine Print explains how corporations bill consumers extra fees, keep money that should not be theirs, and do so legally.
"Take a look at your pay stub," the book suggests, pointing out that workers in all but six states will see a deduction for state income taxes. "You probably expect that money to finance public schools, the state university and college system, law enforcement and the other services that businesses and individuals rely on. Mostly it does, but in a growing number of states, your state income taxes will also be increasing the profits of your employer."
So, how do you fight back against the wealth discrepancies Johnston's book lays out? He says it isn't easy, but it can be done.
"These companies aren't stupid, they're very smart," he says. "(They) have lots of lawyers and lobbyists and they are building (language) into the law protecting their profit positions and escaping the rigors of the competitive market. They're escaping the competitive market."
Johnston emphasizes this point because there are many who would call him a socialist or communist for criticizing corporations. The exact opposite, he argues, is true.
"I believe in competitive markets," he says. "If there's any socialism going on here, it's the companies who are the socialists."
Johnston says one way to level the competitive playing field is for individuals to join groups and take action.
"They were really abusing people," he says. "You could pay off your entire credit card and they could charge you interest the next month anyway. They had the ability to unilaterally change your interest rate overnight. They could say, 'If your payment did not arrive by 10 a.m. we can collect a late fee.' They could do all sorts of things, and we're stopping those things."
The nation abolished slavery, women regained the right to vote, child labor laws were put in place, and environmental laws protect the natural world today because people took action, Johnston recalls.
"We can solve any problem we have, but we have to first of all know what the problem is," he says. "That's what my book's about."
David Cay Johnston will talk about his book "The Fine Print" at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 27 at First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way. $12 advance tickets, $15 at the door. Details: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/291008


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Fugue in E-flat major, K.153/375f (Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus)
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You know your sleeping pattern is fucked when...
you go to bed at 9 AM.
And it feels ok.
I watched American Psycho around 7 AM.
Big ups to Sneeb for recommending this to me.
This character was amazing. I haven't been able to pull the right words out of my head to explain how great he was...or how on point the character represented that aspect of our culture.
we're all psycho. some of us use better filters than others. Great research went into his character...and the actor was perfect.
My favorite part was when he was in the dry cleaners and he couldn't deal with the Asian lady. He started flailing his arms and was like "I can't understand you because you are a FOOL"
or something to that affect.
his commentary on contemporary music was the shit.
anyway, i am up now...and I am trying to catch up with life.
The Very Belated Personal Journals Record Release Show was a great success. I'm thrilled that so many people showed up.
My brain melted by the end of the evening...into the next morning. I had a lot of things on my plate. Thankfully it is all over and done with. And it all worked out. Phew.
If I didn't get to speak to you at the show, I apologize. There were so many people there who I knew...and so many things I needed to deal with...some stuff that didn't get dealt with at all.
I was happy to provide the audience with some spoken word treats. One of the poets (Alixa) was from the HBO Def Poetry thing, the others (Jared Paul, Mike Celleme, and Bernard) were from the Providence Poetry Slam Team. They all came through in the clutch and rocked the crowd with just words. That's a beautiful and powerful thing. I'd like to thank them all for being such a great part of the show, weaving in between performers and in and out of my set.
Joe Beats took center stage early in the night to display some of his new beats for the Non-Prophets album. It was interesting to watch him get uncomfortable about it even though the crowd was clearly enjoying themselves. he was like "Alright...I can tell y'all ain't really feeling it so I'm gonna end this." hahahaha. People were like "whu??"
I love those situations though. It was nice to give the peops a tasty treat of beats. Later on Joe bogarted his way onto stage during my set to...RAP. This was probably the most confusing part of the night...it wasn't worked out or anything. He just popped up on stage in the middle of my set and was like "Hey man...I just want to rock this song real quick." heh. then he proceded to rap AT me....the Anticon Dis Song. It was interesting. What the hell am I supposed to do? I just sat there...smiling. I was actually impressed with his delivery...I'd like to hear more raps come out of Joe's mouth as long as he's not dissing me. Good shit though.
Jezuz--Messiah Carry (the Panti-Christ) and DJ Merf made wonderful use of their time on stage. I'd like to thank them for helping out with the evening and rocking the crowd even though most people didn't know who the hell they were.
Grand Buffet made it an official party, as usual. Van Halen "Jump" anybody? hahaaa. I love these guys for being able to make any situation FUN...and rocking the crowd no matter who is in attendance. Lord Grunge and Grapadon are great. They drove 10 hours to be there...and I am grateful for that. I hope to be included in their cd release party at some point.
Shalem came through in the clutch (as usual) and DJed through out the night, even though I was intending on doing so. By the time I finished up sound check, got our set list figured out, all my merch out of my house and into my car, I realized it was too late to grab a whole bunch of records and get to the club in time to dj. He hooked it up, while I stumbled around the merch booth trying to organize everything else. haha. it was hectic.
Our last performance together was a good one and it ended on an emotional note. We did many songs...almost all of the routines are shows have become popular for....I lap danced G-Dub...Shalem did an extended scratch routine to Mullet...Xaul Zan made a guest appearance in a coconut bra....Shalem and I slapped each other's face really hard....we showed pictures of our worldly excursions together....we ended the night with a hearty high five before going into Runaways.
I could spend some serious time explaining everything that happened on July 13 in detail, but you should have been there. heh.
Lupos is one of my least favorite places to play. the sound always sucks no matter what. the sound man is not trying to hear any advice. But we played there because we would have easily sold out any of the other club's in Providence. There were over 550 people in attendance, including:
Mommy (who left before I performed my Mother's Day rap)
the Rewrite Girl
the Specialist Girl
the Fairy with Broken Wings girl
almost ALL of my ex-roomates
and many old and familliar faces who warmed my heart
thank you. everyone. thank you.
and special props and peace to Shalem.
Perhaps he will share a project with Xaul Zan in the future.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 4:24 pm
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Mary Harron is the shit for making this movie. For those who don't know she is one of the creators of "Punk!" zine in the 70s which inevitably coined that term. And John Cale's (from Velvet Underground) score only heightened the punk/anarchy aesthetic. I fucking love this movie.
A few memorable scenes:
Blonde Chick: "What do you do?"
Pat Bateman: "I'm into murders and executions."
Blonde Chick: "Oh really? I'm sorry to hear that..."
Pat Bateman: "Why as that?"
Blonde Chick: "Most people I've talked with who are in Mergers and Acquisitions don't like their job very much".
the other part I like was Pat Bateman getting nasty kinky in that threesome with hideous Phil Collin's "Susudio" playing in the background, which inevtably conveys the message that anyone having sex to Phil Collins is quite simply a psycho.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 4:40 pm
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that's a great movie, I need to see it again, I love when he is trying to feed the cat into the cash machine and he doesn't shoot the one guard but does shoot the other.... I mean there are a lot of parts, but that probably made me and my friend laugh the hardest.
Thanks so much for writing all that out for those of us unfortunate souls who couldn't be there, it sounds like it was an amazing time.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 5:19 pm
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american psycho
damn, eggshell...
thats a great business card.
congrats on the release party sage.
(singing elton style)- "its the circle of life..."
adam from pensacola
Mon Jul 15, 2002 5:26 pm
Joined: 12 Jul 2002
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Location: nova
my friend and i watched that movie 5 times in one weekend. so tight
Mon Jul 15, 2002 6:26 pm
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Location: Rhiw,Wales
you know you cant sleep when...
11 months ago the love of my life
and i buy a house...then she leaves
a week before moving in...and now never
speak...i havent slept well, but its much
better then 6 months ago
Mon Jul 15, 2002 6:38 pm
Joined: 02 Jul 2002
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Location: Cali Caliente
yes, great movie.
i read pat bateman didn't even want to do the film at first due to the violent content. the studio wanted leo dicrapo to do it. mary wasn't having it. then pat bateman read it again, went over it with the director, and boom, we have a nutcase killing the homeless.
i like that collin's song. it's a token of my childhood.
and i as well have gone on three weeks with sleeping at 7:30am. I just stay up. there's nothing to be pissed or depressed about. so i play megaman 2 til my thumbs break.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 6:54 pm
Joined: 12 Jul 2002
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I'm feeling that way to much.... one.
philly j.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 8:07 pm
Tony@Beyond Space
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I fell you on the sleeping pattern goto bed at 8 am get up at 3 pm
Getting this album done by Scribble is a bitch...
Mon Jul 15, 2002 8:23 pm
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yea i've got to say American Psycho is one of the better movies i've seen in a bit. like you said it was researched very well, but one thing for you not to see is American Psycho 2. I was like werd they have a sequel, and i never knew cause it was a straight to video release and lucly i work at a movie store and i picked it up. but, with most sequals, i was very disipointed. they turned a well thought out movie into something that seemed to have been trown together over a weekend full of movie watchin wich consisted of the movies scream and i know what you did last summer. well anyways if you want a good laugh and to just see it because you saw the first one go ahead, but remember i warned you.
ps. sage come to canada, please.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 9:59 pm
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Oh man, Sage and you guys must check out Bret Easton Ellis' book, American Psycho. Mary Harron did a good job adapting it to an R rating and Christian Bale was excellent, but check out the book, especially if, like Sage, you were into the '80s social commentary. Wonderful stuff.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 10:18 pm
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Location: Pittsburgh Pa..the Nexus of HipHop
too bad they had to ruin everything and make an American Psycho 2 with that chick from That 70's Show...i havent seen it but i've heard its a disgrace to the novel and original movie having nothing to do with them whatsoever...like a teenny bopper killer plot...i've heard that this sequel is pure trash...its a straight-to-video release too...
Mon Jul 15, 2002 10:24 pm
yeah man....
American Psycho is one of my favorites...I'm glad Sage liked it so we can one day converse about it. I've seen it too many times...I know most all of the dialogue.
Scenes that stand out to me are when Patrick Bateman is talking to the bum telling him he "doesn't have a positve enough atitude" and he "smells like shit". Then he finally stabs him to death because he "doesn't have anything in common with" him.
The whole Dorcier issue reminds me of my girlfriend. Long story.
Mon Jul 15, 2002 10:39 pm
Joined: 30 Jun 2002
Posts: 124
Location: Wisconsin
strong stomach
I distinctly remember reading the book on a bus full of people I knew and was annoyed by. I thought of many many different ways to kill everyone on that bus many many different times. I highly recommend the book. One of my faves.
Tue Jul 16, 2002 12:00 am
Joined: 30 Jun 2002
Posts: 148
Location: washington dc
oh, the ins and outs of american pyscho
i will not spit it all out here
but sage, you, me and dibbs have to get together sometime at scribble
and discuss
cos there is much to discuss
Tue Jul 16, 2002 7:22 am
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For it's inaugural foray on the Cochon555 stage, the Punch Kings competition was sponsored by Summit County's own Breckenridge Distillery. Competitors had 30 minutes, a bottle of Breck Bourbon and a large punch bowl to create a masterpiece using their own ingredients.
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"We have about a dozen drinks on the menu that use Breck Bourbon; it's really popular," he said. "People on vacation want to drink a lot of local beers, local spirits. We use it on our New York strip, a Breck Bourbon demi glaze."
The winning Punch Kings recipe - which is entirely composed of high-quality wine, liquors and liqueurs and fresh fruit - will become a staple on the summer drink menu, when the peaches and cantaloupes used to make it are in their prime, Hoeft said.
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Mountain dining establishments at Breckenridge resort will be celebrating St. Patrick's Day with a costume contest and food and drink specials. Wear your best green and participate in the St. Patrick's Day Costume Competition from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Sevens at the base of Peak 7. Sevens will also have drink specials all day and is adding shepherd's pie and fish and chips to the menu for the occasion. T Bar will feature corned beef and hash ($16.95, includes a beer) or Irish stout-battered broccoli with spicy remoulade, and The Maggie traditionally pours green beer for the day. Visit www.breckenridge.com for more information.> Burke & Riley's Irish Pub opens at 8 a.m. on St. Patrick's Day. Snag a nice big breakfast or even some traditional corned beef and cabbage, which is only available over the holiday. The restaurant will have live bagpipe music, Irish step dancers, traditional food and beer, and the staff will be decked out in St. Patrick's Day finery. For more information, visit www.burkeandrileyspub.com.> Napper Tandy's Irish Pub will be serving up drink specials all day and live music for all ages from singer, songwriter and guitarist Dru Carter at 2 p.m. Visit http://nappertandysbreck.com for more information.> The Breckenridge Recreation Center makes fitness fun with its Snowpitch Softball Tournament on Saturday. The second-annual tournament will be held on the fields at the Breckenridge Recreation Center and will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Team registration for the event has already closed, but spectators and costumes are encouraged. For more information, visit www.townofbreckenridge.com.> High-altitude rock 'n' roll band Peak 11 will invade The Gold Pan on Main Street in Breck on St. Patrick's Day. The show starts at 6 p.m. Visit www.peak11.com or www.thegoldpansaloon.com.
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Seven Falls Golf and River Club developer Keith Vinson, who was previously charged with three counts of terminating group health insurance and obtaining property by false pretenses, was charged this month with 72 additional counts of obtaining property by false pretenses.
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This week I have used Nymph Lucy from CC Designs - how adorable is she? And a lot of fun to colour up I must say :D
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Nymph Lucy
This week I have used Nymph Lucy from CC Designs - how adorable is she? And a lot of fun to colour up I must say :D
23 comments:
- eva said...
oh alyce, this is so gorgeous! love nymph lucy--i have to get her too! you did an awesome job with coloring her! have a great sunday!
- 18 March 2012 at 17:43
- downrightcrafty said...
Beautiful creation and gorgeous use of the doily, thank you so much for sharing your lovely work with us at the Secret Crafter Saturday Challenge
Hugs Kate xx
- 18 March 2012 at 18:46
- Cheryl said...
oh wow Hun this is stunning,your colouring honest Hun is just amazing,love those flowers and that gorgeous image hugs Cherylxxxx
- 18 March 2012 at 18:48
- Arabella said...
Oooh she's adorable Alyce and your colouring is stunning!
- 18 March 2012 at 21:53
- Rene Sharp said...
Alyce your blog is lovely and work AMAZING!!! I am super inspired after visiting you :)
- 18 March 2012 at 22:32
- Annemarie en Merit said...
What a nice card have you made for this week! Beautiful coloring
- 19 March 2012 at 00:58
- Rachel Parys said...
She is very cute! The papers you used for the layout look super together! (love MME!) Fantastic card!
- 19 March 2012 at 01:18
- Tina said...
adorable card..thanks for sharing at cupcake inspirations
sweetie dt
- 19 March 2012 at 01:35
- Tracey said...
This is beautiful Alyce & your colouring is perfect :)
- 19 March 2012 at 02:57
- Pop's Cards said...
Hi sweetie this is absolutely gorgeous...
Love the colours that you have used her....
A gorgeous creation...
Big hugs love Pops x x x
- 19 March 2012 at 05:04
- Shelby said...
Love your bright colors on her dress and of course your shading and highlighting is just fantastic!
- 19 March 2012 at 06:30
- Kathleen said...
Hi Alyce gorgeous card, love the image and the dps. Great colouring as always.
Your birthday parcel is in the post, hope you get it soon.
Kat xx
- 19 March 2012 at 07:49
- Patrice said...
Adorable! Your colouring is divine!
- 19 March 2012 at 08:10
- Leanne said...
oh, this is beautiful Alyce! She's gorgeous, love her dress details and this pretty layout.
- 19 March 2012 at 08:35
- Lorraine said...
Oh that image is adorable and love your coloring and card design!
- 19 March 2012 at 11:42
- Janine said...
ooo so pretty with al the softcolors
- 19 March 2012 at 16:41
- Tracy said...
Okay, how much is it going to cost me to fly you to the US for coloring lessons? LOL Your hair coloring just makes me drool. Beautiful Alyce. :-)
- 20 March 2012 at 00:17
- Marcia said...
She's gorgeous Alyce, I love love love her dress!
- 20 March 2012 at 01:10
- Rene said...
This is absolutely STUNNING! Your coloring is just amazing! Love it! Thank you so much for joining us at Cupcake Inspirations this week and good luck!
Rene :D
- 20 March 2012 at 03:45
- Heikes Creativeplace said...
Wow, your creation is wonderful, love your coloring. Thanks for joining in with us at Totally Gorjuss Challenge this time, come play again soon.
- 20 March 2012 at 06:22
- jeanne girl said...
WOW - beautiful card!! Thanks for playing along at ATS :)
- 20 March 2012 at 09:03
- Mimi said...
Gorgeous card! Pretty papers and fantastic coloring! Thanks for joining the ATS Challenge! ;D
- 21 March 2012 at 02:28
- Helen said...
Such a sweet card!
Thanks for playing at the Secret Crafter Saturday Challenge...I hope you'll join us tomorrow for another fun challenge!
Helen x
- 24 March 2012 at 07:37


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3 cups cooked chicken, cut up
1 pkg. taco seasoning (chicken or beef)
1/2 cup ranch dressing
Preferred taco condiments
Heat a skillet over medium-high heat. Add cooked chicken and warm it for a few minutes. Sprinkle on the whole package of dry taco seasoning. Do not add any water! Heat for 5-7 minuted until all heated through and taco seasoning is stuck to the chicken.Add ranch dressing, heat an additional 2-3 minutes to warm through.
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