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The Mobile County Health Department provides a countywide, comprehensive program that includes mosquito surveillance, disease surveillance, public health education, larviciding (killing the immature mosquitoes), and adulticiding (killing the adult mosquitoes) to track, monitor, and control mosquitoes and the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases. When environmental conditions are favorable and when mosquitoes are most active, the Mobile County Health Department utilizes agency trucks mounted with ultra low volume (ULV) spray equipment that dispenses very fine aerosol droplets to kill adult mosquitoes on contact. Each day, the Department evaluates mosquito and disease surveillance data, inspection reports, rainfall data, and service requests to target 10-15 routes out of a total of 50 routes for nightly (Monday - Friday) spraying. When necessary, weekday morning, weekend, and holiday spraying is conducted. Mobile County is broken down into the following 50 spray route areas.
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Ourlie Matherne Folse Dubea, 95, a native and resident of Des Allemands, died at 9:45 a.m. Thursday, April 12, 2007.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time today at St. Gertrude Catholic Church in Des Allemands. Mass will be at 11 a.m. today at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by one son, Malcolm P. Folse; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Charles V. Folse Sr.; her second husband, Lionel Dubea Sr.; her parents, Eloi and Emma Hebert Matherne; one son, Charles V. Folse Jr.; and 11 siblings.
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I have been living at The Knolls for four years now and have made zero complaints. The surrounding community i Read Mores excellent and full of useful facilities. Neighboring residents are kind and keep quiet during evening hours, and the office staff is extremely helpful and prompt with any concerns. Parking structure is free for all; perfect for visitors, and buildings are beautifully made. Awesome Location - Perfect Living Space - Amazing people. A fantastic place to live!
March 23, 2016
Thank you for providing such positive feedback in this five star review for The Knolls at Inglewood Hill! We appreciate you being such a loyal resident and are delighted to see you are taking full advantage of our great amenities and facilities. Feel free to come by the office if you ever have any suggestions, or just want to pop in to say hi!
Some of the girls in the office are just not friendly or knowlegeable in how to engage with residents concerns Read More. If you need maintenance done in your unit, I always type up a work order because they tend to write it on a piece of scratch paper and then its lost, so can take weeks and trips to the office reminding them of a problem.
March 23, 2016
We are sorry to see that your experience here at our community so far has resulted in a two star review. Our entire staff aims to provide to best customer service as possible and have all of our residents living comfortably in their home. For all work orders, we highly encourage you to submit a maintenance request, so our team can fulfill those in a timely and professional manner. If you have any additional questions or concerns, don't hesitate to stop by the office or give us a call.
The rent is excessively high for what you get- an old moldy apartment. Staff are inflexible and follow compan Read Morey protocol. In addition there is a washer/dryer that have set outside my neighbors apt for two weeks. This is not a place I have guest over.
March 23, 2016
It is unfortunate to see that your expectations have not been met in this one star review for our community. Our entire staff strives to provide nothing but a positive experience for all of our residents, and we would love the opportunity to improve your overall stay. We highly encourage you to give us a call so we can discuss any outstanding concerns you may have.
Relationship between tenants and office has weakened since we've moved in. Used to be stronger. Constructio Read Moren right next to where we lived caused vibration in the building during the day. For someone that works nights and sleeps during the day, it's horrible. Neighbors not picking up after their dogs and letting them loose despite having a dog park on the property. Pool was great the first year; thereafter the pool wasn't cleaned as often and the kiddie pool closed much of the summer.
March 22, 2016
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback in this two-star review. It is very important to our team to maintain a strong relationship with all of our residents, as we aim to make everyone's living experience as positive as possible. We would love the opportunity to improve your living situation and turn your two-star review into a four or five. Please don't hesitate to stop by the office or give us a call as we would be more than happy to discuss any concerns you may have.
I would really appreciate if you considered the following 1. increase in rent, last year I found that I had t Read Moreo pay more than another person who would newly come to rent an apartment to knolls and if I didn't check in the web site I wouldn't have been to negotiate , the increase of the rent should be different for someone who need to extend I paid extra 100$ which is too much 2. Electricity plugs in the kitchen , it always break someone came to fix and after he left it broke again
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We appreciate your feedback in this four-star review and would love the opportunity to turn your rating into a five star. Our entire team strives to have all of our residents living as comfortably and positively as possible in our community and our maintenance supervisor would be more than happy to take a look at your kitchen outlets. Please feel free to give us a call or stop by the office to let us know your apartment number so we can place a work order as soon as possible.
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Swine flu shots remain in demand across the state with some clinics temporarily running out of the vaccine. Some schools, however, are balking at giving swine flu shots.
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Inventive percussion, electrified banjo, and a voice like the Devil Herself, Megan Jean and the KFB perform at Harmony Presents, 8pm. They play a folk-inspired blend of Americana, punk, bluegrass and dance. $15-20.
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Gypsy Jazz Virtuosos: The Rhythm Future Quartet
When four young jazz virtuosos decided to join forces, The Rhythm Future Quartet was born. Named for a Django Reinhardt tune, the Rhythm Future Quartet performs dynamic and fiery arrangements of Gypsy Jazz standards and original compositions at Harmony Presents, 8pm. Tickets: $15-$20. silkmillharmony.com.
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The third annual Christmas with the Crackers Toys for Tots fundraiser at The Cooperage, 6-10pm. Admission is $10 or one new unwrapped toy. All donations stay within Wayne and Pike counties. Featuring music by The Honesdale High School Guitar Ensemble, Poison Love, and Professor Louie and Miss Marie.
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Potato Calories, Benefits of Potatoes and Potato Nutrition
Calories in a Potato | Baked Potato Calories
Concerned about baked potato calories? One medium-size baked potato has just 110 calories and is absolutely fat-, sodium and cholesterol free, making them downright undeniable for any diet. The power of the potato doesn't stop there. Whether yellow, purple or red, potato nutrition is good for you!
How Many Calories in Mashed Potatoes?
Mashed potatoes are among the most popular way to prepare this delicious white vegetable. A one cup serving of mashed potatoes has approximately 210 – 240 calories depending upon the amount of butter and other toppings.
Are Potatoes Healthy and Good for you?
Yes, potatoes are healthy, good for you and full of delicious nutrition. Health benefits of potato cannot be denied. The protein in potatoes is approximately 3 grams per potato with zero cholesterol. Here are some great nutrition and health facts about potatoes.
Potatoes are a good source of potassium…more potassium than a banana.
Looking for potassium rich foods? One medium potato with skin provides 620 milligrams or 18% of the recommended daily value (DV) of potassium per serving and is considered one of the best foods with potassium. Potatoes rank highest for foods with potassium and are among the top 20 most frequently consumed raw vegetables and fruits. Potassium is a mineral that is part of every body cell. It helps regulate fluids and mineral balance in and out of cells and in doing so, helps maintain normal blood pressure. Potassium is also vital for transmitting nerve impulses or signals, and in helping muscles contract.
Potassium is a powerful dietary factor that may help lower blood pressure. Unfortunately, few Americans are getting the recommended 4700 milligrams per day of potassium they need. (Potatoes make it easier!)
Potatoes are an excellent source of vitamin C (45% of the DV), which is more vitamin C than one medium tomato (40% DV) or sweet potato (30% DV).
Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that acts as an antioxidant stabilizing free radicals, thus helping prevent cellular damage. It aids in collagen production; assists with iron absorption; and helps heal wounds and keep your gums healthy. Vitamin C may help support the body's immune system.
One medium potato with the skin contributes 2 grams of fiber or 8% of the daily value per serving.
Dietary fiber is a complex carbohydrate and is the part of the plant material that cannot be digested and absorbed in the bloodstream. Soluble fiber may help with weight loss as it makes you feel full longer, and research has shown it also may help lower blood cholesterol.
Potatoes are a good source of vitamin B6 with one medium potato providing 10% of the recommended daily value.
Vitamin B6 is a water-soluble vitamin that plays important roles in carbohydrate and protein metabolism. It helps the body make nonessential amino acids needed to make various body proteins; it is a cofactor for several co-enzymes involved in energy metabolism; and is required for the synthesis of hemoglobin – an essential component of red blood cells.
One medium potato provides 6% of the recommended daily value of iron.
Iron is a major component of hemoglobin that carries oxygen to all parts of the body. Iron also has a critical role within cells assisting in oxygen utilization, enzymatic systems, especially for neural development, and overall cell function everywhere in the body. Thus, iron deficiency affects all body functions, not only through anemia, which appears late in the process of tissue iron deficits.
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One man struck another in the eye and took his Hawaiian punch Aug. 16 in East Stroudsburg, Stroud Area Regional Police reported.
Matthew Dwight Martin, 21, of Delaware Water Gap, was charged Friday with robbery, theft, simple assault and harassment.
Muhammad Alzakzok said he was at a friend's Lackawanna Avenue apartment at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 16, having bought a gallon of Hawaiian punch, when a man appeared behind him and asked for money, according to police.
Alzakzok said he told the man "no," at which point the man struck him in the left eye. Alzakzok said he was about to call police on his cellphone when the man grabbed Alzakzok's grocery bag containing the Hawaiian punch and fled, telling Alzakzok, "I'm coming back," according to police.
Alzakzok said he was driven by friends to Pocono Medical Center, where, he said, he received four stitches to his left eyebrow. Police have not released details on how Martin was identified as the suspect.
Martin was placed in Monroe County Correctional Facility in lieu of $5,000 bail and will appear in district court at a future date.
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2011 Toyota Tundra Tundra FFV 4dr Double Cab 4WD SB (5.7L 8cyl 6A)
While a full sized truck, the front from inside looks somewhat similar to sitting in my Tacoma.The 5.7 engine has more pep than I have had to deal with in a long time, the throttle is very sensitive, brakes are great. comparing to other trucks, the disks are larger as are the pads.Not sure about the channel frame, makes the truck feel to flexy.All my other trucks have been Tacoma but could not pack kids, and grand kids into it every one fits fine in the Tundra.
While this is the 7th toyota, it is the biggest.
Towing is the reason I bought it, boat, camper, farm.
Obviously it is not one of the big diesels, but it does very good through the mountains of Colorado towing my toys to Lake Powell or livestock to the sale.
Drive dirt a lot and it seems to be holding up to that, but won't know for sure until it rolls over 200K
Favorite feature would have to be the cabin filter, love it.
A year on dirt roads and the seats still don't billow when you hit them.
Brakes are great and very large, good for towing.
would feel better if they had stayed with the boxed frame and like my tacoma I have a tendency to over load it.
TRD on the Tundra does not mean Locking Rear end I was very disappointed in that
I am a proud owner of a beastly 5.7 rock warrior trd tundra. Currenly own a lawn service business and it work like a hoss that it is. I love the 4X4 on a switch on the go. I went from a ford v6 4.2 litter and that got really bad gas mileage versus this monster of a truck. If your looking at the ford raptor and comparing to this well its a no brainer... buy the tundra! The tundra is more affordable and it will out last the ford raptor. Hope this helps.
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Hi. I am new to WordPress and we are thinking of using Okta for our SSO solution. I did not find any Okta plugins for WordPress. Do you have plans for this? If not, is the SAML 2.0 SSO plugin the way to go for this then?
Hi. I am new to WordPress and we are thinking of using Okta for our SSO solution. I did not find any Okta plugins for WordPress. Do you have plans for this? If not, is the SAML 2.0 SSO plugin the way to go for this then?
We have successfully used Okta to authenticate for WP. Its simply a matter of creating an SAML2 Template app to handle the authentication and then creating bookmarks that link to that SAML app's URL in s particular way.
You get the base part of the URL by going to the signup tab of your SAML app, and click the link for the setup instructions. Go down until you find the url for the "Redirect Login URL" and just add the relay state to that.
Contact your account executive to get the exact details. I've already asked, "why not make it easier" since its always the same so they could make it a lot simpler.
The ONLY issue I've encountered (and its a doozie) is that this plugin doesn't seems to honor the relaystate. If you are not already logged in when the authentication is resolved, you end up on the wp-admin. If its the second time you followed the link, then you end up where you expect.
Oh, and I can't logout without manually deleting all my cookies
I should have said that the issues I've encountered seem to be with the plugin NOT Okta.
Incidentally, to "fix" the issue with relay state (and you're going to want to fix it if you're using Okta, you need to edit lib/classes/saml_client.php at line 150 or so, you'll see
you want to change it to:
$current_url = (isset($_SERVER["HTTPS"]) && $_SERVER["HTTPS"]=="on") ? "https://" : "http://" . $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] . $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
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This will have the saml login reload the current page (if i read the rest of the code correctly, that should be "/"... which may be a bad assumption if its using a string and not asking for the home_url()) rather than wp_login. The reason we're doing a redirect to the current page is that the simulated signon does not seem to set the current user, it only creates the necessary cookies. By redirecting to some page, it is not necessary to set the current user. So we redirect to the current page. I hate the extra redirect but its the smallest possible change that has the effect we need.
I'm currently working to get your plugin integrated with Okta. I see Mr. Adam was able to get this working successfully but I haven't been that lucky yet :( I am working with someone from Okta as they're interested in this being successful as well.
We tried several different config scenarios last week and the best we could do is hit an error page in WordPress. The errors didn't help too much so my Okta contact wanted to know if you could assist so he could understand exactly what values he needs to provide from his side. Would either the developer or Adam be able to assist in this? Adam might be a better resource since he's been successful with Okta.
If we can get this working I'd be more than happy to provide the info used so you can build in support for Okta. I haven't found another plugin comparable so I'm very invested in seeing this continue to be a success moving forward.
Your help is greatly appreciated and I look forward to speaking with someone.
Does anyone check this forum? I still need some help please.
I don't typically check this forum so I apologize for not getting back to you.
It would be immensely helpful if you would provide information about the errors.
However, having just moved the plugin from a test to a production environment, I can give you a few pointers:
1) Turn on debugging, it can help
2) Check the database for the relevant entry in wp_options. At some point, the options are supposed to change a value from some URL that you won't recognize (its an obvious place holder) and it should be the value that is set as the URL that identifies this particular IdP. If you get an error along the lines of "IdP does not match" this is the likely source of your problems.
3) in your okta app make sure that your postback url is 'http://briansdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/saml-20-single-sign-on/saml/www/module.php/saml/sp/saml2-acs.php/1' the recipient is 'http://briansdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/saml-20-single-sign-on/saml/www/module.php/saml/sp/saml2-acs.php/1' and your Audience Restriction is 'http://briansdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/saml-20-single-sign-on/saml/www/module.php/saml/sp/metadata.php/1'. The last one caused me troubles.
Otherwise, I'm afraid you're in for a LOT of var_dump and wp_die debugging. Its what I had to do to figure out 2 and 3
Hi Adam:
Based on your earlier comment (above) where you said you could not logout without manually deleting your cookies, can you please care to comment on the other topic I posted, which sounds similar? http://wordpress.org/support/topic/30-minute-time-out-set-somewhere?replies=1
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DETROIT -- It seemed the wall might hold. The Detroit Red Wings kept swinging their hammer -- the one with the gleaming silver chalice at the end of it -- but the Buffalo Sabres refused to crack. They were standing up to the defending Stanley Cup champions, and with just three minutes left they were in position for the upset.
But no wall is impenetrable, especially when it's the Wings wailing away. They finally got close enough for the bursting blow, and they made it count.
Kept away from goaltender Ryan Miller for most of the game, Detroit found itself on the doorstep in the closing minutes. The Red Wings scored twice from close range in a 59-second span, and the Sabres left Joe Louis Arena flattened by a 3-1 loss Saturday.
"Everybody's disappointed in this room," Sabres captain Craig Rivet said. "As much as you can say we were right there throughout the game, we lost. That's the bottom line. To give up a goal with 2 1/2 minutes left against arguably the best team in the league, it's frustrating."
The Red Wings were putting on their typical shooting clinic, with shots coming at Miller on a regular basis. The Sabres, though, had managed to keep most of the Red Wings' 48 attempts from tops of the faceoff circles and higher. By doing that, they were in a 1-1 tie as time ticked away.
Jiri Hudler and Mikael Samuelsson changed that. The duo cycled the puck along the boards in the Buffalo zone, and Hudler took a shot from the circle. Samuelsson blocked it at the top of the crease and stepped around Miller with 2:34 to go.
Just 59 seconds later, the game was over. Detroit stars Henrik Zetterberg and Marian Hossa made their presence felt, with Zetterberg setting up Hossa for a one-timer from the slot.
"They're a team that's going to be patient and wait for opportunities, and they capitalized on a couple breakdowns and ended up taking the game," Sabres forward Matt Ellis said.
The Sabres actually had the first chance to capitalize. Jochen Hecht and Jason Pominville created a two-on-one with six minutes left, but Hecht's pass was out of his linemate's reach at the top of the crease.
"You bury that we may have the opportunity to win the game," coach Lindy Ruff said.
The result stretched the Red Wings' winning streak to six while snapping the Sabres' run at four.
The Joe was sold out with an announced attendance of 20,066, but only two-thirds made the trek through the snow and ice that plagued Hockeytown and Highway 401 between Buffalo and Detroit. The Sabres rewarded their faithful first.
There should be little doubt which line scored. The trio of Derek Roy, Thomas Vanek and Drew Stafford has been driving the Sabres no matter the weather, and they connected five minutes into the game. Stafford fed Vanek, who one-touched a cross-ice pass back to Stafford. Goalie Ty Conklin helped break it up, but he couldn't stop Roy from scooping the puck into the net.
The goal was the fifth in five games for Roy, while Vanek ran his point streak to five games. Stafford has points in 12 of the past 17 games, including three straight. The line has 22 points in the past five games.
The Red Wings are the defending champs for a reason, and they struck with three minutes to go in the second. Brett Lebda streaked into the zone and put a drop pass in Hudler's wheelhouse. His one-timer from the slot beat Miller on the stick side, and the game was on.
Miller kept the Sabres in it.
His glove was up to any task, and he squared to the shooter at every opportunity, giving Detroit few open areas.
"That's just what I'm trying to worry about now, square up, challenge, don't be a victim of the play," he said. "These great shooters are going to be able to go where they want. I have to challenge and make them change their mind."
It was the second straight strong game for the Michigan native, who stopped 43 shots in Friday's 2-1 shootout victory over the New York Rangers and finished with 88 on the weekend.
"I've got a lot of friends and family here," Miller said. "It was nice that they got to see some saves, but they come out for the wins."
In that case, Conklin's friends should come out whenever he plays the Sabres. He has six wins in six starts while giving up roughly one goal per game. He stopped 21 shots and got enough help from his offensive-minded teammates.
"They're a good team," Ruff said. "They're probably the best team we've played."e-mail: email@example.com


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Ride Along: Leah Hollinsworth
Words and photos by Chris Lee
I first met Leah Hollinsworth a few years ago in Chicago, a couple days before the Stupor Bowl. I decided to meet her and a handful of other couriers in Chicago to ride the AmTrak to Minneapolis. What was supposed to be a 6-8 hour train ride turned into something like 14 hours because of winter blizzards and other mayhem that comes with obnoxious snow accumulation in the Midwest. Needless to say, I got to know Leah well during that train ride.
Fast forward to the first weekend of May, 2014: I just crossed over the border into Canada on my way to the 5th annual Mayday alleycat. Mayday is the biggest race that the Toronto courier community throws. It brings racers (courier or not) from all over Canada and even the United States. In addition and even more importantly, this race is a fundraiser for the Bike Messenger Emergency Fund, or BMEF for short. After the race and the parties were all said and done, I met up with Leah to talk a little about her involvement with the BMEF and the Mayday alleycat.


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Totally agree.I saw him come for a corner, catch the ball above his head with one hand and bring it down behind his back - all while under pressure. Brilliant keeper.When you look back, we've had some absolultely brilliant players at the Lane..and some of the current bunch have the talent to be counted if they live up to their potential.
Too true, Pat is a legend. Who can forget the 2 penalty saves in the same match at Anfield (and his out of character response after saving the second one!). I also remember seeing him play against Wolves at "the Lane" the season we went down. The Wolves players were shaking their heads in disbelief as Pat pulled off one world class save after the other. Even when he went to the "other club" he used to get a wonderful response from the Spurs faithful (and it took us years to score a goal against him). All that and a kind, quiet gentleman to boot!


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I use lightroom/dossier de presse to upload my galeries to Nextgengallery on my wordpress website.
In Nextgen the imagesize is set on 800 x 800 pixels. In LR the size is on 1000 pixels.
But in the gallery that is created the imagesize becomes max 300 pixels. When I installed nextgen two weeks ago it worked properly without problems. I tried a lot of different things with no results. How can I fix this?


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Your taxes, Rudd's waste
Andrew Bolt
–, Tuesday, June, 08, 2010, (6:02am)
Exactly what in this waste justifies the title of "Building the Education Revolution"?
FIFTEEN Queensland schools facing closure next year have been spruced up with $4.5 million from the Federal Government's blighted stimulus program.
(Thanks to reader Spin Baby Spin.)
Have Your Say
This is the statement that really got to me.
The State Government insists it has met the guidelines and deserves the funding because the 15 schools on its 2010 hit list were considered viable when the applications were submitted.
These people just do not think they rely on guidelines in a mechanical way. They didn't know about the low enrolments in each of the schools before they spent the money; that only happened after the funds were committed. And after the funds were committed they just had to be spent didn't they !!! With that logic it is a wonder that any of the decision makers involved can manage their own pay packets.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:25am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (08:30am)
And they are selling profitable government assets…
Tue 08 Jun 10 (08:46am)
Also bear in mind that if the money was not being thrown around; in fact HAD to be thrown around in the mass hysteria and panic of the ALP Govt (so the mates could stuff it quickly in their pockets) this would have been entirely different....regardless of which Govt (State/federal) took the decision.
Had it been State money the Qld Govt would surely have been more cautious. Had it been up to the principals or locals to raise/justify the dough it would've been impossible.
All govt departments work on the notion that it's "free money"; squander it before it's taken back. Ask any Public Servant what is happening in their office right this minute. As the financial year draws to a close they will all be frantically spending every cent of their 09/10 budget allocation. Ask them!!
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:30am)
The Bean Counter
Can't say anything you said represents the facts of the situation, especially this prize:-
Had it been State money the Qld Govt would surely have been more cautious.
Qld is the second largest mining state & Qld Labor in Government has been jacking up the ammount of royalties they charge miners & NGO's for the last five years. Today Andrew Fraser & Anna Blight will announce that they have saved Qld by reducing the projected $57Billion State Defecit to around $51Billion.
Please, share you infinite wisdom with us poor idiots in Qld, tell us oh wise & nobel one how a state coming of a historic minimg, housing, export & royalty boom of the last 10 years can have a $51Billion defecit, and all they have to show for it are 2 bright shiny sport stadiums & a barely functioning desal plant?
i believe there's only 1 scenario in the upcoming federal election -
rudd can only win if tony loses -
p.s. can someone please tell clive palmer to cork it!!!
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:26am)
At least we now know why Rudd is so keen on destroying mining comunitees.
Gives him somewhere to house the illegals he promised would not come.
The ALP - Never met an economy they could not destroy.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:42am)
ALP = R.I.P. Aus. You don't have to be Einstein
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:49am)
Oh, Andrew (laughs) the Australian people know that there are always a few bumps in the road (giggle) when you roll out the biggest education investment in history (titter). The Australian people know that Phoney Tony is always against education (chortle) and just isn't interested in economics (cackle). Kevin is busy. He knows the government has a lot of work to do. Ordinary Australians understand (laugh) that Labor plans will deliver improvement. Improvements for builders, tradies and schools. Labor is proud of its achievements.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:55am)
Hey Andrew. Isn't this, you know, the Federal Education Minister's area of responsibility?
Tue 08 Jun 10 (07:57am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (12:37pm)
Yes,but AB like most in MSM won't interogate Gillard in depth.Gillard's answer to this thread(And the outcome her $14m Task force will offer) would/will be.Due to the Stimulus urgencency and the size of the BER we expected a few hiccups- that it will amount to billions doesn't enter Rudd/Gillards' heads.The other myth that the buck stops with Rudd (Gillard,Swan and Tanner) will again be exposed- lack of planning/ implementation with zero audits ,and the States blamed.If the outcome confirms these assumptions not only voters, but the Caucus, should go after these 4 incompetents.Surely every swinging voter, including Greens,can identify that an Opposition-Costello like- stimulus would have been more productive, and certainly far better implemented.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (02:52pm)
Yes, Richard, good old "Julia". You know the one? Deputy PM?. You know, the one that's one heart beat away from being PM?
Yes Richard! You know? As Kevin would say "Let me tell you something, you know, the one, um, who's STILL a raging Left wing Socialist?".
And, you know Richard, we actually have SOME people saying that she'd be a better PM than Rudd?
God, PLEASE God, spare me!
Will they be converted for housing or sit empty?
Tue 08 Jun 10 (08:20am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (05:46pm)
Boat people processing centres are all the rage at the moment. Rudd is considering canal developments to help them board inland.
It's unfortunate that so many in Australia are not widely educated (reading books). Were they, then surely there would be a huge backlash to labour's utilisation of the great totalitarian tradition of wrapping lies up in grand phrases. Stalin, Hitler, Mao were a stunning example.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (08:32am)
Another tax grab from our bungling partisan bureaucracy:
COUNTRY fire brigades are set to lose out because the Tax Office has withdrawn their tax-free status, ruling that the volunteer organisations do not relieve "suffering, distress, misfortune . . . or helplessness" in their role.
The Australian Tax Office says brigades are not "public benevolent institutions".
The Country Fire Service Volunteers Association has branded the decision "petty and small minded" .
Tue 08 Jun 10 (09:11am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:41am)
Has the Tax Office lost its marbles?
Who the hell do they think puts out the fires in the country, you know the odd house fire, or those pesky bush fires? And if putting out bushfires (or even house fires) does not ease suffering, distress etc, then what the hell does it do?
Perhaps the bureacrat who made that ruling should set fire to his/her house, not call the fire brigade and see if any distress is caused.
This country is run by morons.
Our country fire brigades do a great job, and thoroughly deserve our support, and that includes retaining their tax free status.
Does this mean the Ambulance service is also not a 'public benevolent institution'?
Tue 08 Jun 10 (04:42pm)
Perhaps this is Mr Rudd's election tactic for the bush? "I will come to the rescue and set up fire departments because all the volunteer brigades have closed down." What a moron.
Argh, the wheels of bureaucracy turn slowly, I bet somebody queried this in the State "machinery", but were told to shut up and do it.
The ALP just wanted to get the pork barreling out there and get those signs up before the next election.
History will use this as "Pork Barreling 101, 2010" in political science school.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (09:22am)
Sorry crazy horse I think Clive Palmer wrongly relates money to elected power.
He is getting his time in the sun.
Don't mistake his donations to any particular party a sign of political allegiance - Clive Palmer is for Clive Palmer.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (09:42am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:06am)
Correct up to a point.
Next time I need an operation I can "donate" my dough to a high-quality surgeon...or, as in centuries gone by, let the local barber get the money and have a go!
OK. I'll try the surgeon. And make no mistake; despite it appearing I'm displaying my preference for Dr X, it's actually the case that The Bean Counter is actually for...The Bean Counter.
Is that what you mean?
Labor only understands what it can take.
Don't be fooled into thinking the $900 stimulus payments were free money, we all have to pay it back with interest!
There is no such thing as free insulation, free solar power installations, free LPG conversions etc etc.
We all pay in the end.
You see it's a little case of $120+ billion in the national deficit. The interest alone on this, without paying the principal back would be in the vicinity of $8 billion per year.
Last night Swan said:
I'm not concerned about my legacy, I'm concerned about what our children and their children will inherit.
If he really believed that he should resign as we have mounting national debt on a scale never seen before and no tangible infrastructure to show for it.
The ALP should be disbanded, the GG sacked and forced to pay back all of her salary and travel costs and be banned from holding public office forever.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (09:55am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:34am)
Any suggestions how we can make this happen?
Tue 08 Jun 10 (01:24pm)
Should have thought about the kids before you gave us a similar legacy to Keating's(96B).To be fair it took Keating over 12 years, not 18 months. BTW- A treasurer that believes a reasonable return for a big business is 6% needs some help.
I think Rudd has painted himself into a corner with his spendathon on one side and his fix it all RSPT on the other.
Here is my simple home budget maths on the situation.
This years budget deficit is about $50B after something similar last year, so we currently stand at a govt debt of about $100B. With the most optimistic outcome of the RSPT in it its current format, we return to surplus in three years time. So we run deficits for a further three years, albeit smaller I assume along the way. So lets say in three years time we finish up with a govt debt of $150B (admittedly better that the initial $250B forecast).
Now in three years time the RSPT facilitates a surplus of $1B working up to $3B. Thats in the wake of continuation of an unprecedented mining boom.
So if everything goes gangbusters ad infinitum, we pay off $150B at $3B per year. Im sure the govt has factored in the interest bill on the $150B.
If the boom slows at any time during the next 50 years, or the tax gets watered down in any way, all that goes out the window. And still they spend like its someone elses money - oh it is someone elses money, mine and yours.
Best of luck to the kids and the grandies.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (10:09am)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (12:12pm)
The thing is Jimbo, I would point out that as tax-payers we have our respective State Government debts to contend with also....
I'm not sure how your home state of Victoria is travelling but it is budget-day today here in Queensland....here's a snapshot of QLD Debt…
Queensland's debt for 2009/10 is expected to come in at $51.6 billion - $6.1 billion below the forecast. However debt is on track to hit $83.5 billion in 2013/14.
I have in front of me a Sunday Mail (22/2/09) clipping that states QLD Gov interest payable on debt in the 09/10 period will be $3.162 Billion for the year - it says about $800 (for the year) for every man, woman, child and baby - I hope that gives you an indication of the sort of taxpayer funds required just to service the interest only of the STATE DEBT alone....
"FIFTEEN Queensland schools facing closure next year have been spruced up with $4.5 million from the Federal Government's blighted stimulus program".
From income tax I pay these b*stards that I could more productively spend on my mortgage.
A lead off Lib TV ad.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (10:33am)
A BER taskforce has been set up and is headed by Brad Orgill, who I believe has worked for the Labor Party before.
He was appointed by Julia Gillard. The thing that concerns me is that when being interviewed, he quotes Labor mantra, e,g,(paraprasing) 'this program stimulated the economy and saved jobs'.
I thought he was supposed to find whether it provided value for money. So I am concerned that we may get a similar report to the one by the governor general and all the others.
The public is welcome to comment and I think that he should be made aware of our concerns and comments. I don't think he understands how deeply concerned the public is. I don't think he will be reading this blog.
Details are: BER Taskforce Website (http://www.bertaskforce.gov.au)
Email Brad Orgill here ()
Phone: 02 9246 0514
Tue 08 Jun 10 (10:56am)
I have posted this before but I think that it is very important that the task force to investigate the BER waste know what the public thinks. We are paying, I believe, 24 million for it.
Public comments to:
BER Taskforce Website (http://www.bertaskforce.gov.au)
Email Brad Orgill here ()
Phone: 02 9246 0514
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:00am)
Do we even need schools in Queensland?
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:12am)
how would Australians feel about simply knocking the middle guys out with all their objections to being super-taxed and we go it alone. Isn't that what smart business' do. Didn't we manage better before so called multi-nationals came along and Governments decided it was all too hard? If we have the resources we can get the money, so why are we as a Nation so afraid of hard choices. And don't anyone bother to tell me otherwise, that'd be a slap in the face to anyone that's lived here and knows what we have. If we had to buy these pricks out and take all the profits I don't think we're going to object too much. And there is a simple, easy and uncomplicated way of putting it to a referendum.......
Personally I'd rather we left it in the ground and use the Sun, Solar flairs, wind and anything but. The simple truth is that anything worth while doing shouldn't come with all this anx. Putting it another way, if there's an argument over it then start thinking outside the box cause it's obvious what's in the box ain't workin!
Did you know that solar energy was discovered way before we introduced coal and oil. I guess killing all those poor defenseless wales for their oil may have triggered off the pursuit for the drilling of it. Just goes to show how little we think in terms of what's best for us all in the long run. So it shouldn't come as a shock to anyone that we've been visited on a number of occasions and shown the way but refused to do anything about it other than to store it away for someone else to handle. We just may find it all too late one day.......I sure hope I'm wrong
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:31am)
Wed 09 Jun 10 (03:45am)
Um, you realise there is more to mining than coal? What about the iron that is used to make everything with Steel in it? The Bauxite that's processed into alumina to make aluminium? How about the nickel that's used to make stainless steel? Or don't you think metals come from out of the ground?
As for "doing it ourselves" well most of our miners are majority Australian owned, although Krudd's been letting the Chinese increase their stake! One thing this lot aren't interested in doing is actually putting up the money themselves. I'd be in favour of them taking an additional 40% of the profit if they put up 40% of the money - but this isn't about getting a "fair share" it's just about the Feds getting more money, and they think that mining is an easy target because most of it is in smaller states or regional areas, and because of half baked attitudes like yours.
By the way, who's "visited us" with all these "answers"? What do you really know about solar power anyway?
Perhaps if these brainless, dyslexic bogans from the Australian Liars Party had spent the B.E.R. money on education, they might have actually been able to spell Barack Obamas' name properly.
Tue 08 Jun 10 (11:54am)
The public school at Booligal NSW a very tiny town with a very tiny school has received a great big Library that they said was not practical and they will not have the funds to fill it with what is needed to finish it off.So now they basically have a big empty building which they did not want. I think it is costing the taxpayer well over $250,000.
Do you think a country hospital could do something with these funds???
Tue 08 Jun 10 (01:40pm)
Tue 08 Jun 10 (06:32pm)
Don't worry! When Kevvie takes over the health system he'll fill it with beds!!!
Wed 09 Jun 10 (08:26am)
One thing is sure. The BER program was never about real education. It was about " Look at me/us & see how good we are" - All show and little substance.
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Every website is exactly the same except for the name of the breed.
She asks you to send her $59.95 for membership to a "members only" website where you'll gain even more information on how to train your particular breed.
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Obviously this woman has a generic "information" site and is just plugging in the different breed names in an effort to get people to pay her money.
Do NOT send this woman any money. The address that is on the sites now is only a mailbox. According to the Monroe WA Police, it is a UPS office that rents out mailboxes. A report of fraud has been filed with that Police Dept.
She did have a Chicago IL address on there that has been changed in the last three days. The people at that address had never heard of her or her "Dog Training Institute".
The phone number she gives is a free voicemail only number from International Telecom, LTD in Washington. She does not return any calls.
Her web host, The Place, in TX has been notified and is investigating. Hopefully they will decide she is a scam artist and will pull her sites.
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Dimpy has reportedly left Rahul Mahajan after the alleged physical abuse. She was physically tortured by punches and kicks. She has also accused Rahul of pointing out gun at her during a fight. Following this domestic violence, she left Rahul's house and decided not to come back again.
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A 68-year-old grandmother, formerly from North Vancouver, was sentenced to six months of house arrest this week for attempting to buy her husband's way out of a child sexual abuse investigation for $100,000.
The woman was handed the sentence in provincial court in North Vancouver March 13 after pleading guilty to a charge of obstruction of justice.
Crown prosecutor Grace Oh told the court at the time the woman made the offer, in 2011, her husband was under investigation for allegations he had sexually abused two step-granddaughters as well as his stepdaughters, when those women were children.
Oh said while the police investigation was underway, the grandmother phoned up her ex-son-in-law — the father of the two granddaughters — and offered to pay money if he would ensure the complaints against her husband were withdrawn.
Soon after, the woman sent an email, offering to deposit $50,000 for each of the two girls into a registered education savings plan if they dropped the complaints.
"You said you want him to rot in jail," the woman wrote in the email. "This will destroy me too and will greatly impact my entire family. This is why I am hoping for a more humane solution."
The son-in-law refused the offer and instead went to police.
Oh asked for a six- to eight-month sentence, saying the incident had occurred within the context of a "severely dysfunctional family" within which allegations of sexual abuse had been known for years.
"The approach was made to the one person who was willing to stand up and say no," she said.
The woman's defence lawyer asked for a conditional discharge, saying his client had taken responsibility for her actions, had serious health problems in recent years and was stressed and ashamed.
The woman also apologized directly, telling the judge that she acted out of fear. "I'm very, very sorry for this," she said.
Judge William Rodgers said a conditional sentence was needed to denounce the conduct.
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He sentenced the woman to house arrest, with orders to be at home all day except for three hours — or with permission — during the first three months. In the last three months, the woman must be home from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. each day. He also put her on a year's probation.
Under a publication ban, neither the woman nor members of her family can be named to protect the identities of alleged victims in the case.
Following the police investigation, the woman's husband was eventually charged with several sexual offences against family members. Those charges have not yet been proven in court.
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COMBO: 3 DVD & 5 CD: Rock Pop & Doo Wop
This COMBO includes the 3 DVD collection of Rock, Pop and Doo Wop music and 5 CD Collection, which includes Rock, Pop and Doo Wop, The Ronnettes and The Crystals Original Hits, The Ultimate Oldies But Goodies Collection (2 CDs) and Cameo Parkway: the Greatest Hits!
3 DVD Collection: Rock, Pop and Doo Wop
EXCLUSIVE to PBS stations until September. This is a terrific 3 DVD set of Rock, Pop and Doo Wop performances.
5 CD Collection: Rock, Pop and Doo Wop
An essential collection of music from a classic era, including 2 CDs EXCLUSIVE to PBS stations through September, 2011 -- "Rock, Pop & Doo Wop Original Soundtrack Album (My Music)" and "The Ronettes & The Crystals Original Hits!".
CD: Rock, Pop and Doo Wop-Original Soundtrack
Included are 20 great original soundtrack recordings and terrific live songs from THIRTEEN's special "Rock, Pop and Doo Wop". This recording has 11 songs in the broadcast program plus 9 additional bonus songs not in the program.
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