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Opened 5 years ago
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#16391 closed New feature (wontfix)
New URL tag for reversing urls with placeholder args/kwargs
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Description (last modified by ramiro)
It would be incredibly useful if Django supported a placeholder url tag:
usage would be similar to url, but with args/kwargs that don't match the url regex.
E.g: {% urlplaceholder User username='<%username%>' %}, where my url rule only allows a-z usernames.
(Currently, you can't do this).
This isn't a huge change which is why I'm suggesting it (line 325 urlresolves does the regex check after substituting in the values)
Why is this useful? It would allow *easy* generation of javascript templates on the frontend - all the current methods seem to involve reversing the urls with javasacript which is hardly in keeping DRY.

Change History (10)
comment:1 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Design decision needed
I wouldn't dismiss the regex check so quickly. Currently, there's a guarantee that an URL generated with reverse will be resolved correctly. While I understand your reasons to drop this guarantee, we can't do this lightly.
Note that if #16362 was committed, it would rely on the regex check after substituting the values. Those two tickets are incompatible.
You could use a something like r'/users/(?:<% )(\w+)(?: %>)' or r'/users/(\w+|<% \w+ %>)' in your URLconf — sure, it's a hack.
EDIT: while working on this, I missed the fact that the ticket suggested a new tag, not a modification of the existing tag. Please disregard the comment above. Still, it's DDN.
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by jezdez
This sounds like a great idea for a 3rd party app, that would provide helpers for JavaScript development.
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by ramiro
- Description modified (diff)
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by anonymous
To follow up on this, would also be useful with URI templates:
comment:5 Changed 5 years ago by jacob
- Triage Stage changed from Design decision needed to Someday/Maybe
I agree with jezdez - this is something that'd be best done in a third-party app. I'm not going to close this ticket, but I am going to stick it in "someday/maybe" purgatory. I think it's a good idea, but the way to get this in Django is to start with a solid third-party implementation and then push to get that in.
comment:6 Changed 4 years ago by mitar
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Without the support in reverse which would allow caller to skip regex check (but the default would of course still be to check it) it would be hard to implement such a tag (which I am also missing) without duplicating code (and thus breaking the DRY principle).
+1 for at least support for reverse to have an argument to skip regex check. Then tag is simple to implement.
comment:7 Changed 4 years ago by mitar
Maybe I am wrong. This simple version works quite nicely:
@register.simple_tag def urltemplate(viewname): urlconf = urlresolvers.get_urlconf() resolver = urlresolvers.get_resolver(urlconf) prefix = urlresolvers.get_script_prefix() possibilities = resolver.reverse_dict.getlist(viewname) if len(possibilities) != 1: # TODO: Template tags should not the throwing exceptions (only if TEMPLATE_DEBUG is true) raise NotImplementedError possibility, pattern, defaults = possibilities[0] if len(possibility) != 1: # TODO: Template tags should not the throwing exceptions (only if TEMPLATE_DEBUG is true) raise NotImplementedError result, params = possibility[0] for param in params: result = result.replace('%%(%s)s' % param, '{%s}' % param) return prefix + result
comment:8 Changed 4 years ago by mitar
I add this code (with some improvements) to my library.
comment:9 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
- Component changed from Core (Other) to Core (URLs)
#2615 was a duplicate.
comment:10 Changed 10 months ago by timgraham
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
I haven't heard of much demand for this feature, so living as a third-party library seems okay to me.


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New Knitting Guy needs help
So I am new to knitting, very new...I am going out to get my first set of needles and yarn this weekend. I have been watching my wife crochet for a few years now and I miss the sweaters that my grandmother used to make for me. Because of this I have decided to learn to knit, I also figure it will help with dexterity and zenning out.
What are your suggestions for the size of needles that I need, the size of yarn and a good project for learning?
I have spent the past hour or so looking at knitting and craft websites and this seems to be a good place to start, so a pattern here would be great.
Welcome to KH and to knitting. I think you're gonna love it!
I suggest worsted weight yarn in a light solid color and US size 9 or 10 knitting needles to start. With a light color yarn it's easy to see your stitches and the worsted weight yarn is easier to work with than skinnier stuff. You'll want a yarn that's smoother rather than a fuzzy or bumpy yarn. I'd suggest cheap acrylic for practicing, such as Red Hear Super Saver. It will stand up to repeated ripping out and when it gets frayed you can cut it off and toss it away.
Hi Dave, Welcome!
Yes a smooth, light colored medium weight yarn and about size 10 needles are good. I think the circular needles are easier to lean on than straight ones as you don't have to balance the ends as you learn and remember how to make stitches and wrap the yarn. The circs are more versatile as you can use them for both flat knitting as well as in the round.
Good point about the circs, suzeeq. Plus, it's much easier to retrieve a dropped needle when it's on a leash!
So does that mean because I am a guy that I am going to be all thumbs as I start out? I'm not even forty yet, and a Soldier... I think I will pick up the circular ones.
If you're good at texting, being all thumbes might be an advantage!
Lots of guy knitters here, too.
I like circulars and I thnk it's a great idea to start out on them.
I am a female and a long-time crocheter, an editor who types a lot, and a former piano player, but when I first started trying to knit, I was still very much all thumbs! So I don't think it has anything to do with gender or even hand dexterity; however, I have noticed that those who excel at mastering repetitive hand motions (without getting carpal tunnel, let us hope) tend to pick up knitting/crocheting faster.
In short, though, we were all "all thumbs" when we first started. It just comes with the territory. And if you accept this fact, then you're much less likely to get frustrated with yourself as you learn.
Welcome to the forum and to the wonderful wacky world of knitting. With help from this site, you can do anything knit-wise and crochet-wise!
:zombie: Nope, it's gender-nonspecific. If you'd seen me recently with dpns you'd have sworn off knitting before you started. :roflhard: I'm always dropping a needle for one reason (or none) or another. When I do, my chair eats it. When I put my knitting down and come back to pick it up, one needle almost invariably will get dropped...I do prefer my wild needles tamed with a leash. ;)
You're a soldier. Thank you.
All I can say is "go for it" - I'm an obsessed knitter. Drives my partner spare! haha
Love it big time. If you can pick up a "teach your self to knit" book. Patons sell an excellent one here (I'm sure you can get something similar).
My adivice? Start knitting a scarf, it'll sort out your tension and get you comfortable with the feel of yarn - wrangling ...
Guys tend to have larger hands, so when you're starting out I'd avoid doing hats in the round as a first project. You'll eventually wind up using a 16" circular, which typically have very short tips which -- for ME at least -- were a little hard to manage at first. I'd say don't do what I did and jump in the deep end all at once. start with the most basic thing you can find. A scarf, a potholder, or even just a swatch. Something flat and rectangular anyway, that doesn't require any shaping. And as boring as it will seem to you later, just start with a simple garter stitch (where you knit every row), then advance to stockinette (and beyond) after you've gotten the hang of that.
For yarn, I would recommend finding something that doesn't split easily. If you're not sure, roll a strand of it between your fingers and see if it starts coming unplied (untwisted). If it starts unraveling right off the bat, it's probably best to avoid it until you've done a couple of things. Almost EVERY yarn will do this to some degree, but what you're trying to avoid is the stuff that starts falling apart as soon as you touch it. You'll also want to avoid the "furry, fuzzy" yarns or any of the fancy art yarns that change thickness. stick with the most string-like stuff you can find for the first project. You'll be a lot less frustrated.
Looks like you've already gotten lots of recommendations on needles, but I'd second any motion that says start with a US 8 or 9 -- or even larger. The bigger the needles are, the easier it is to see the structure of the stitches in the fabric you're making, and THIS will help you more than anything else in the learning process.
And (this is important) knitting is NOT machining, nor is it rocket science. You can't hold tolerances down to 0.005" with yarn, it just doesn't behave that way. I had to figure this out after many, many hours of wrapping the yarn tight around the needle in a vain attempt to make all the stitches the same size. It worked as far as THAT went, but the stitches were so tight that knitting them -- especially if there were any increases or decreases -- sometimes involved industrial lubricants and a ball peen hammer. This is NOT recommended.
Also, be prepared to do stuff wrong. And when you do, take notice that the world is still on its axis and the International Space Station is still in orbit. The absolute WORST thing that can happen is you'll find yourself pulling out a bunch of stitches and starting over.
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#20743 closed New feature (fixed)
Support keyfile/certfile in SMTP connections
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This was initially included in a patch on #13142 (https://github.com/django/django/pull/347), but the SSL support was added in commit for #17471.
keyfile/certfile are optional parameters to either `SMTP.starttls` or `smtplib.SMTP_SSL`.
Is there another way than adding two new settings?
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comment:1 Changed 2 years ago by andialbrecht
- Owner changed from nobody to andialbrecht
- Status changed from new to assigned
In my branch at github I've incorporated the previous work found in #13142: https://github.com/andialbrecht/django/tree/ticket_20743
This change uses the approach to add two new settings. I thought a bit about this, but didn't found a better solution than adding new settings. However, one approach would be to group all SMTP settings using a dictionary similar to cache or database settings, but this would be a more major change.
In addition to the previous work I've added support for keyfile/certfile when using TLS, added a note regarding certification checks (or the lack of) in the docs and added some minimal tests. I was wondering if we could find a clever approach to test the actual use of certfile/keyfile when initializing SMTP_SSL/calling starttls without some dirty mocking of the standard library. If anyone has a suggestion I'd be happy to add such tests to this patch.
It'd be nice if a core dev could have a preliminary look at the commit in my branch. I'd send then a pull request if it goes in the right direction.
comment:2 Changed 2 years ago by andialbrecht
Here's the pull request: https://github.com/django/django/pull/2709
All tests pass under SQLite.
I'm open for discussions regarding the two new settings. It would be good to avoid them, if possible. But the both files need to be configured somewhere.
comment:3 Changed 2 years ago by gchp
This may be somewhat related: #22734.
comment:4 Changed 2 years ago by timo
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- Patch needs improvement set
To avoid the new setting, we could use the same technique that we used for adding timeout in 1.7, but only if we go that route for resolving #22734. Otherwise, we can go with whatever solution we adopt in #22734.
Marking this as "Patch needs improvement" for now. Once #22734 is resolved and this is updated, please uncheck.
comment:5 Changed 2 years ago by timgraham
- Owner changed from andialbrecht to timgraham
#22734 is a won't fix and the consensus is that it's fine to add these settings. I'll review and commit the PR.
comment:6 Changed 2 years ago by Tim Graham <timograham@…>
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Simple Summer Appetizers
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Start with frozen puff pastry to make these six-ingredient, Mediterranean-style appetizers featuring the savory goodness of tomatoes, kalamata olives, and feta cheese.
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- Recipe: Cruisin' Crab Dip
Eating raw oysters on the half shell is a coastal tradition, and this recipe won't disappoint. The fresh ginger and cilantro flavors pair well with the salty shooters. The salsa preparation is easy, but shucking the oysters may take some practice.
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Dips are the secret to hosting a stress-free summer gathering: They're simple to prepare, no trouble to transport, and they keep guests satisfied while you prepare the main entrée. This one mixes fish with cream cheese for a winning combination. If bluefish isn't available, smoked tuna or trout can be substituted.
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A cool soup to temper a hot day is an essential summer treat. Plenty of fresh summer veggies, such as cucumbers and bright bell peppers, lend a festive confetti-like coloring to this recipe. This popular Spanish dish pairs well with Latin American flavors, so plan a fiesta menu!
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The summer months are the perfect time to treat yourself to decadent crab cakes. The lime aïoli in this recipe is just as tasty as the panko-crusted lump crabmeat patties. Using Japanese panko instead of traditional breadcrumbs gives the cakes a unique crunch, so don't skip them!
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An effortless recipe idea like this one provides a base for a dish you can add on to and make your own. Guests will appreciate this skewered appetizer because it's so easy to eat that it's impossible to make a mess.
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This recipe was given five stars by reviewers for being equal parts uncomplicated and delicious. With a simple ingredient list that includes goat cheese, ripe tomatoes, and pesto, it's obvious why! These bite-size appetizers are served at room temperature, making them ideal for a summer potluck.
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This tropical twist on sushi will please everyone, especially those who shun raw seafood. This version uses crabmeat, avocado, and mango for a light and summery roll that is sure to be the highlight of any event. Only you will know just how easy it was to prepare this spectacular starter.
Flavorful pumpernickel bread provides the perfect base for smoked salmon in this recipe. This simple dish is even easier when you make the rémoulade in advance, saving you time better spent in the sunshine.
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Try something a little different and add corn, hot sauce, and brown sugar to your everyday guacamole as this recipe suggests. For a dip that will really wow your friends, forgo bagged tortilla chips and make your own; they're easier than you think and lower in fat.
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Chorizo is a highly flavored sausage made with lots of paprika and spicy seasonings. Cured varieties are firm, and are sliced or chopped. Fresh chorizo is soft, and crumbles when cooked. Use either variety in this recipe.
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The rich flavours of Central and South America gave birth to Passoã with its sweet and fruity taste. For more than 20 years, its famous black bottle has kept the secret of how to fuel Latin fiestas.Passoã is the must-have for any party all over the world; the liqueur is currently the hottest drink in Puerto Rico, present in all trendy bars and special events. The liqueur is also the partner of the island's biggest concerts.
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At 31 weeks the doctor told me that my cervix was 2 cm long and quite soft but it was closed tight. At 32 weeks he said it was 1.5 cm and 1 cm dialated. Currently at 34 weeks I am 90% effaced and 2cm dialated. Does this mean that my baby is going to be early? I had steroid shots two weeks ago. Has anyone else been going through something similar?
34 weeks: 90% effaced and 2 cm dialated. Anyone else going through something similar?
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ODS born 8/11/09. YDS born 6/2/11.
He started checking because I was having contractions and lost my mucous plug.
Well my uterus has been very irratable so I went to L&D delivery and got checked out too... this was at 32 weeks though...
Anyway, at 32 weeks I was 2 cm and 75% effaced... contractions didn't do anything over the course of the day though so they released me and told me nothing was happening, I wasn't in labour. No steroids shots or anything since I've never had a preemie and this ALWAYS happens... ha ha
Last pregnancy I made it to 39 weeks 6 days and was about where you are now at 32 weeks. But with baby #2 I was in the same spot at 32 weeks and was 9 cm dilated at my 37 week appointment. I still wasn't in labour yet though, but my midwife made me go to the hospital and have my water broken to start things up. So depending on how far you dilate your dr./midwife might induce... but if not, you can still go until your due date as well... who really knows! LOL It's like a huge guessing game. I have no idea when baby is coming still. :)
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Thank you for your input =) Were you still quite active for the rest of your pregnancy? Should I do less walking?
my friend who just had her baby said she was 80% effaced and 2 cm dilated, she had her baby two weeks later..however, she was farther in her pregnancy than you
My good friend is 80% effaced and 4 cm and has been for two weeks so idk
Nevaeh Malia. 4/21/2009
&Isaiah Lee! 3/22/2011
I'm not on bedrest at all, but not super active either. I get a bit paranoid. LOL
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At 34w+1, I was 2cm, 50%. I was worried. My dr told me to stop exercising and start pelvic rest. Before that day, I was very active - kickboxing, walking, swimming...and dtd almost daily. I put myself on a modified bedrest. At 35w+4 today, I was still 2cm, 60%, station 0. I'm hoping to make it to my due date or at least 39w, even though my dr thinks I'll be early.
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Tom Barrett keeps up pressure for higher Summerfest payments
With Summerfest less than three weeks away, Mayor Tom Barrett is renewing his efforts to press officials operating the world's largest music festival to pay more for police and fire services.
Under an existing lease between Milwaukee World Festival Inc. and the Board of Harbor Commissioners, Summerfest paid $1.3 million in rent last year.
Last summer, 840,356 people attended Summerfest. During the festival's successful run, Milwaukee police officers ran up $370,000 in costs, more than double what was spent in 2009.
According to police records, the city paid its officers $230,693 in overtime during last year's festival run, and $139,306 in straight time.
There were Milwaukee Fire Department costs, too. According to the Fire Department, personnel costs totaled about $41,800 last summer, nearly double what firefighters on duty at the festival were paid in 2009.
Last week, Barrett met with Ted Kellner, chairman of the Summerfest board of directors. Patrick Curley, the mayor's chief of staff, said the meeting between the two was about the cost of services as well as a discussion on some easement issues that will affect the Summerfest grounds once the Lakefront Gateway Project begins in earnest.
The city is hoping to recover more costs, Curley said. Kellner confirmed he met with Barrett but said the meeting was private and declined to comment.
It is known, however, that Summerfest officials oppose paying more, pointing to the existing lease that governs payment to the Board of Harbor Commissioners.
The lease between the city's Board of Harbor Commissioners and Milwaukee World Festival states that the city has "no obligation to provide public safety services to the festival at any particular level."
But it adds that the city and festival officials will meet each year to "discuss the provision of certain public safety services by the city."
The lease also states that Summerfest officials acknowledge the level of public safety services may change from time to time.
The lease between the city and World Festival Inc. originally had a 20-year term from 2001 to 2020.
In January 2010, the lease was extended through 2030. This year, Summerfest will pay $1,378,344. In 2015, the festival will pay $1,959,918. The average lease fee from 2009 through 2030 will be $1,881,318.


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The Medical Place1300 Carterhill Road Montgomery, Alabama U.S.A.
The Medical Place Retired Doggy Vet appauled by treatment from Medical Place Montgomery Alabama
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I was told by my employee I was treated like a person on Medicare. (In other words someone with less ability or resources to fight back) My insurance company insisted I do business with these folks or pay in the neighborhood of $2,000.00 to business somewhere else. We drove the two hour drive to the Medical Place and entered the establishment. I spent the next two hours being interrogated with questions like how many family members I had.
Some of the questions were humiliating. Some of the questions served to quench their morbid curiosity. I kept trying to show the insurance document; neatly signed and authorized for a chair. When the physical therapist finally read the document boy did their attitude change!! But, I had already experienced their attitude. Most of the interview was directed to dishonor the disabled worthless piece of trash (me). It was The Medical Place who was being evaluated by me. But The Medical Place never got that.
My insurance company insisted I do business with Medical Place if I wanted the lower price of $2000. I thought I could get along with anyone. All I could do is remember how I was treated like dirt the first time. It is my understanding it took about 5 months to get the chair and have someone show me how to use it. So I called the owner to resolve this matter but he never returned my call.
We also bought a lift for the chair; the lift quit... We drove the two hours one way for The Medical place to examine the faulty lift. I was told the part must be ordered and she would call me when it comes in. A month went by and no telephone call so I called The Medical Place, The girl promised she would return my call. This man from The Medical Place returned my call the next day. He wanted to order the part.
With every 2 hour trip I has recently left me very upset. In conclusion, I have been treated not as a quality customer but as a invalid with no brain at all. I represent the many people that have a disability that has kept their mouth shut. It is time that we speak up with this type of appauling treatment. We are human too.
If this is how a customer should be treated I don't need to be their customer.
Newton, Alabama
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I needed a small linear actuator (a mechanism for creating motion in a straight line) for a project and was finding only oversized or cost-prohibitive solutions. Industrial automation actuators have plenty of muscle but rarely come in small packages. Hobby linear actuators come with a smaller footprint but can be costly. I've often wondered about the load capacity of the screw and nut contained in a standard lip balm tube, so I collected all the lip balm tubes I could find and started testing.
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SNL tackled Deflategate this weekend...
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Eight craaaaaaaazy nights start tomorrow at sundown!
Have a laugh and try to put last night's Patriots debacle out of your mind.
Despite 'SNL' heading into its landmark 40th season (and shedding a few players in the process), things have been curiously quiet on the front of NBC's beloved sketch comedy show, particularly with regard to its initial hosts. Now, the network confirms that 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and 'Parks and Recreation' star Chris Pratt will host the September 27 premiere with musical guest Ariana Grande, preceding comedian Sarah Silverman, while rumors suggest legendary alum Bill Murray will follow!
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First Consumer's National Bank Spiegel, Eddie Bauer, Newport News, bank went defunct and never contacted consumers deceptive company false promises ripoff waste of time Beaverton Oregon
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I called Spiegel, who informed me that the Bank was out of business, and Spiegel was no longer accepting their cards. I tried for a Spiegel account and was refused because I had too many recently opened credit cards (Shell, and FCNB). I cannot contact the bank itself.
Their number is disconnected, but I might add, they are still accepting my payments by mail.
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Snakes are perhaps the most feared and hated animals in Kentucky. These irrational feelings toward snakes are caused by a lack of understanding and the superstitions handed down from one generation to another.
Most people shudder at the very thought of a snake because they do not understand the unknown. Snakes are not mysterious at all, and their colorful, fascinating life histories don't justify the anxiety many people feel about them.
Of the 33 snake species found in Kentucky, only four are poisonous. These are the Northern copperhead, Western cottonmouth (water moccasin), timber rattlesnake, and pygmy rattlesnake. While venomous snakes should be respected and approached with caution, most snakes a homeowner encounters in an urban environment are harmless and beneficial because they eat mice and other rodents.
This publication seeks to dispel much of the misinformation about snakes and to help homeowners effectively reduce opportunities for accidental encounters with these legless reptiles.
Snakes are ectotherms, meaning that a snake regulates its body temperature by taking heat from or giving off heat to the environment. Because their body temperature is affected by environmental temperatures and varies with surrounding conditions, snakes become inactive during very hot seasons (aestivation) and very cold seasons (hibernation). Snakes may go for several weeks without eating because of frequent periods of inactivity.
Because they are cold-blooded, snakes must rely on behavior to regulate their body temperature. During the hot part of the day, snakes move to shaded areas, and on cool days they sun themselves on rocks or in warm open areas. Snakes often seek out paved roads where they are attracted by the heat from the road surface.
Because snakes have backbones, they are classified in the same group (vertebrates) as fish, mammals, birds, and people. The snake's skeletal system is unique. Snake bones are very light and highly movable. The lower jaws and skull are connected by a piece of stretchy material (ligament). This allows the snake to open its mouth very wide and move each jaw independently. Thus, a snake can swallow prey much larger than its head by "walking" its mouth around the food from side to side in a forward movement.
Snakes are very specialized animals. They do not have legs, ears, or eyelids. There are no "walking" snakes. Often the sex organs of a snake may protrude from the anal plate area and are confused with legs.
They use their forked tongues to smell. The tongue is constantly flicking to pick up airborne particles and odors. Once these aromas are detected, the snake inserts its tongue into two holes in the top of its mouth (Jacobson's organ), where the smells are interpreted by its brain. If the snake detects food and it is hungry, it will pursue the animal.
Contrary to popular belief, snakes are not slimy. In fact, they feel dry to the touch. The snake's scales and skin help keep it from losing moisture from its body. Snakes shed their skin and eye covering together.
When threatened, many snakes produce a unique scent from musk glands located near the anus. Copperbelly water snakes smell like skunks, while rat snakes and copperheads smell like cucumbers.
Soon after the temperatures rise during spring, snakes come out of hibernation and mate. Some snakes lay eggs in a damp, protected area where they will hatch in about two months. Other snakes hatch eggs inside the body. Copperheads, rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, garter snakes, and water snakes give birth to live young. If you find snake eggs around your home or garden, there is no cause for concern because they were laid by a harmless snake. Once the young have been hatched or born, the parents do not care for their offspring because they are able to take care of themselves.
All snakes are predators, and many are very fussy eaters. Ratsnakes (common in Kentucky) eat rats, mice, and chipmunks. Water snakes feed primarily on dead, diseased, or injured fish. King snakes feed on other snakes, mice, young birds, and bird eggs. Some small snakes, like the rough green snake, eat insects, while others (earth snakes and worm snakes) eat earthworms, slugs, and salamanders. Toads are the favorite food of hognose snakes.
When people encounter a snake, they often corner it. Then the snake will hiss loudly, open its mouth in a threatening manner, coil up, and strike at the individual—or bluff by advancing toward the intruder. These behaviors, designed to scare off the intruder, lead to a common misconception that snakes charge or attack people. In most cases, a snake reacts only if it feels threatened. Usually it crawls away if it can reach cover safely. One exception is the male black racer, which may chase after larger animals, including humans, when it is defending its breeding territory.
There are no "hoop" snakes—a snake cannot reach around and grab its tail to roll away from predators.
Snakes like to live in damp, dark, cool places where food is abundant. Likely places around homes to find snakes include:
The poisonous snakes in Kentucky have more specialized habitat requirements. Cottonmouths are confined to a few choice wetlands and swamps in western Kentucky (Figure 1a). Cottonmouths may be common in those swamps, such as Murphy's pond, but the number of swamps where they can be found is declining because these wetlands are being converted into agricultural fields.
Pygmy rattlesnakes are rare in Kentucky. These small snakes are sometimes encountered when they cross gravel roads in the evening. Their range is restricted almost entirely to the Land Between the Lakes region (Figure 1b).
Timber rattlesnakes prefer sparsely populated forested areas where there are numerous rock outcroppings, rocky slopes, and boulders. At one time, timber rattlesnakes were common throughout Kentucky. Because humans have disturbed much of this snake's habitat, timber rattlesnakes are becoming uncommon throughout Kentucky and do not occur in the inner Bluegrass region (Figure 1c). Killing a rattlesnake is now an unusual occurrence and is considered front-page news in local newspapers.
Copperheads are the most abundant venomous snakes found in Kentucky. They can be found throughout the commonwealth but are rare to absent in the inner Bluegrass region (Figure 1d). Copperheads prefer to live in hilly forested areas with rocky bluffs and ravines. They can also be found along wooded stream borders, old fields, and meadows where they search for rodents.
Copperheads cause the majority of poisonous snake bites in Kentucky. Their bites are almost never fatal, and fewer than 10 percent of rattlesnake bites are lethal.
Because all of Kentucky's poisonous snakes are members of the pit viper family, you can easily tell the difference between poisonous and harmless snakes. The three ways to distinguish poisonous snakes in Kentucky:
Pupil shape. The black part in the center of the eye (pupil) of harmless snakes is round. Poisonous snakes have egg-shaped or cat-like (elliptical) pupils (Figure 2a). In good light, you can easily see the pupil shape from a safe distance because snakes cannot jump nor can they strike from more than one-third of their body length.
Pit. Poisonous snakes in Kentucky also have a very conspicuous sensory area or pit (hence the name "pit viper") on each side of the head. The pit looks somewhat like a nostril and helps the snake locate warm-bodied food. It is located about midway and slightly below the eye and nostril (Figure 2a). Harmless snakes do not have pits.
Scale arrangement. The underside scales of a venomous snake's tail go all the way across in a single row from the anal plate (Figure 2b). The very tip of the tail may have two scale rows. Nonpoisonous snakes have two rows of scales from the vent to the end of the tail. This characteristic can also be observed on skins that have been shed.
Other features that may help you identify a poisonous snake at a distance:
Head shape. Venomous snakes usually have a triangular (wide at the back and attached to a narrow neck) or "spade-shaped" head. Be aware that many harmless snakes flatten their heads when threatened and may appear poisonous.
Distinctive sound. Rattlesnakes will usually sound a warning rattle (a buzz or a dry, whirring sound) when approached. However, many nonpoisonous snakes (black racers, corn snakes, rat snakes, milk snakes, and pine snakes) and several poisonous snakes (copperhead and cottonmouth) often vibrate their tails when threatened. The sound produced by this vibration often imitates a rattle or hissing sound when the snake is sitting in dry grass or leaves.
Tail. You can easily recognize young cottonmouths and copperheads by their bright yellow or greenish yellow tail.
Before deciding to kill a snake in your yard or garden, consider the many benefits of snakes. Snakes are one of nature's most efficient mousetraps, killing and eating a variety of rodent pests. Although snakes will not eliminate pests, they do help keep their numbers in check. Some harmless snakes (king snakes, milk snakes, and black racers) eat other snakes, including poisonous ones.
Snake venom has been used in developing a variety of human medicines. One type of high blood pressure medicine was developed using information based on chemical secrets contained in snake venom. Researchers are conducting studies using snake poisons in developing treatments for blood and heart problems. Snake venom is also being investigated for controlling some types of harmful bacteria.
Most snakes in Kentucky are not protected by state law. You should obtain a collecting permit from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources before attempting to catch and keep a snake. Some snakes are quite rare (Kirtland's snake, copperbelly water snake, Northern pine snake, and scarlet snake) and are being reviewed for the federal government's endangered and threatened wildlife list. The state lists several other species as endangered, threatened, or rare. These include the Eastern coachwhip, green water snake, broad-banded water snake, pygmy rattlesnake, western and eastern ribbon snake, western mud snake, and scarlet king snake.
No fumigants or poisons are registered for snake control. Various home remedies, including moth balls, sulfur, lime, cayenne pepper, sticky bird repellent, coal tar and creosote, gourd vines, or musk from king snakes, have not proven effective in deterring snakes. There is a snake repellent registered for rattlesnakes and checkered garter snakes. The active ingredients are naphthalene and sulfur. Three field studies have shown it has limited effectiveness for most species. The only efficient method of discouraging snakes is to modify the environment so they find it unattractive.
You can modify the environment by removing the snake's shelter (hiding places) and its food source (rodents).
Lawns and fields that are kept clean and closely mowed are less attractive to snakes than are areas of tall grass, weeds, brush, and junk. Remove other hiding places such as old boards lying on the ground, rock and junk piles, and trash piles. Trim shrubs and bushes so limbs hang no lower than 12 inches from the ground.
Stack wood for your fireplace or stove away from your home on a rack (not on the ground) that sits at least 12 inches from the ground.
Cleaning around the yard also removes rodent (favorite snake food) habitat. Other suggestions for reducing a snake's food source include placing garbage in sealed trash cans (not bags) away from the house. If you feed pets outside, keep all dog and cat food cleaned up after each feeding and store feed so it is unavailable to rodents (steel trash can).
To summarize, remove rodents, rodent food and shelter, and all objects that create a damp, cool, dark environment preferred by snakes.
Snakes enter buildings in search of cool, damp, dark areas or places where rodents and insects abound. To prevent these unwanted guests from entering your home, check the foundation for cracks and openings 1/4 inch or larger. Use mortar for poured concrete, concrete block, or brick foundations. Use 1/8-inch hardware cloth or sheet metal to seal holes and cracks in wooden buildings. Seal cracks and openings around windows, doors, electrical pipes, and wiring with caulk. If you have an open septic or sump pump drain outside, cover the opening with 1/4-inch hardware cloth. Be sure to check it periodically to ensure that the wire does not interfere with drainage.
If you have young children and live in an area where poisonous snakes are common, you may want to invest in a snake-proof fence (Figure 3). Snake-proof fences are expensive to construct, so fencing an entire yard is not practical. However, you can enclose a small area where young children play.
Snake-proof fences must be constructed of 1/4-inch hardware cloth at least 36 inches wide. The lower six inches must be buried underground, and the fence should be slanted outward at a 30-degree angle. Supporting stakes need to be placed inside the fence. The fence can be made sturdier by attaching wires from the fence to the stakes. All gates must fit tightly; they should open to the inside because of the outward slope of the fence.
Be sure to keep grass and weeds around the fence mowed closely to the ground to prevent snakes from using them to crawl over the fence.
Occasionally homeowners will encounter a snake inside the home, usually in a basement or crawl space. Snakes are attracted to these areas by the warmth on cold days and the cool shade on hot days.
You can increase your chances of capturing a snake in the basement by placing rumpled, damp cloths covered by a dry cloth in areas where snakes have been seen. You can then remove the whole works or capture the snakes individually and remove them. If you are not afraid of snakes, the best way to remove them is to sweep them into a bucket or large garbage can with a broom. NOTE: Homeowners should exercise extreme caution when moving in a crawl space, especially if venomous snakes have been seen in the area. A face bite could be very serious, and even a face-to-face encounter with a racer or rat snake can be an unpleasant experience.
Another very effective method of capturing snakes inside a home or under porches, crawl spaces, or mobile homes is to use a glueboard. These can be purchased in a variety of places such as agriculture supply or hardware stores. Most small snakes can be captured using a single glueboard placed against a wall and away from pipes or other objects a snake could use for leverage to escape.
A more elaborate arrangement is necessary to capture larger snakes (Figure 4). This type of glue trap can be made at home with purchased glueboards. It is constructed of 1/4-inch plywood cut into 16-by-24-inch sections. Drill a 3/4-inch hole in one corner to allow removal of the board by using a hook on the end of a long stick. Fasten two to four glueboards (or use bulk glue) along one side of the plywood board. This type of trap, when placed against a wall, is capable of capturing snakes up to 5 or 6 feet long.
Glueboards should be used only indoors or under structures where children, pets, or other wildlife cannot reach them. The glue is quite messy and hard to remove. Common cooking oil or vegetable oil can be used to remove animals from the glue. Once the unwanted guests have been removed, be sure to close any holes or entrances so the snakes do not return.
Another option is to use the newly developed snake trap called Snake Guard™. It should be used like a glueboard.
Another method of capturing snakes is to use a drift fence with a large 5-gallon bucket for the trap. Use 6-inch aluminum flashing 10 feet long for each of the wings. Dig a hole large enough to bury the bucket at ground level. Fill the bucket about one-third full with water or ethanol.
Figure 5. Drift fence
Remember, snakes are an important part of our natural world. The best approach in managing snake problems, where possible, is to leave these animals alone.
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I have searched high and low for a plug-in to do the following but have not been able to find what I am looking for, so I am hoping someone else can help.
On an old blog I had (via Blogger) I was able to have a customizable rate tool on each post that said:
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Time to talk about business in RutlandMarch 18,2013The following is the Business Summit agenda:
8:30 8:40 a.m. Welcome and Introduction, Brennan Duffy, RRA, and Mike Coppinger, DRP.
Rutland City market overview and opportunities
8:40 9:05 a.m. Overview of current Rutland City market conditions. Trip Muldrow, Arnett Muldrow and Associates.
9:05 9:30 a.m. National franchising opportunities in the Rutland market. Dan Dukeshire, The Entrepreneurs Source.
9:30 10:00 a.m. Local commercial real estate conditions and opportunities. Ray Ault, Ault Commercial Realty.
10:00 10:10 a.m. Break
Small Business resources and funding sources
10:10 10:25 a.m. Resources and incentives the state can offer to small business. Ken Horseman, Department of Economic Development.
10:25 10:40 a.m. Vermont Economic Development Authority funding resources and brief New Market Tax Credit overview. Representative from VEDA.
10:40 10:55 a.m. Rutland City HubZone creates opportunities in government contracting. Joanne Spaulding, Vermont Procurement Technical Assistance Center.
10:55 11:05 a.m. Rutland Economic Development Corp., regional assistance and funding. Jamie Stewart, REDC.
11:05 11:15 a.m. Rutland City tax stabilization. Brennan Duffy, RRA.
11:15 11:25 a.m. Downtown Rutland business incentives. Mike Coppinger, DRP.
Small Business counseling services and local educational opportunities
11:25 11:45 a.m. SBDC small business counseling services. Brian Declue, VtSBDC.
11:45 to noon Local educational opportunities and business training representatives from the College of St. Joseph and Community College of Vermont.
Noon Wrap up and adjourn
Noon 12:30 p.m. to Opportunity to network with service providers.
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How Do I Make a Market Tour & Cooking Lesson Accessible to Non-Cooks?
...a walk through the market to purchase ingredients, followed by casual cooking and a meal together.
Do you have any tips for how to make this event accessible to inexperienced cooks?
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Editor: Mollie, as long as you plan a few simple tasks that can be assigned to even inexperienced cooks (washing fruit, slicing bread, etc.), everyone in the group will likely be interested in seeing the ingredients they shopped for in the morning transform into a delicious meal.
Here's a brunch menu to try, which is elegant as well as flexible enough to accommodate whatever produce you find in the market:
• An Elegant Make-Ahead Brunch for Mother's Day
Readers, do you have any suggestions for making a market tour and cooking lesson accessible to inexperienced cooks?
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Pace Dewatering Systems Ltd.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Pace offers centrifuge rentals and support equipment for online dewatering, project dewatering, and emergency dewatering in municipal, industrial and pulp and paper applications across the United States and Canada. Our large decanter centrifuge rentals are available for long term rentals with the customer`s needs put first. With over 30 years of residuals management ...
Haldor Topsoe A/S
Office in Sherwood Park, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Haldor Topsoe is a world leader in catalysis and surface science. We are committed to helping our customers achieve optimal performance. We enable our customers to get the most out of their processes and products, using the least possible energy and resources, in the most responsible way. This focus on our customers' performance, backed by our reputation for reliability, ...
based in St. Albert, ALBERTA (CANADA)
We were founded in 1981 to supply quality flow measurement and flow control products to the Industrial, Manufacturing, Municipal, Commercial and O.E.M. markets. Since that time we have experienced steady growth and continue to expand our market coverage with many of the finest flow measurement products available. For your benefit we consistently fine-tune our focus to ...
Pelican Products, Inc.
Office in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Pelican Products, Inc. is the global leader in design and manufacture of both high-performance case solutions and advanced portable lighting systems. Our products are used by professionals in the most demanding markets including firefighters, police, defense/military, aerospace, entertainment, industrial and consumer. Pelican products are designed and built to last a ...
LaMotte Co
Distributor in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Since 1919, LaMotte has been a committed leader in providing quality equipment and guidance for water, soil, and air analysis. Today, we produce the broadest line of portable test equipment, and continue our focus on your specific needs by offering improved products and strong technical support. Our Mission is to help people solve analytical challenges by providing ...
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Office in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP has proudly served many of Canada`s and the world`s leading businesses and organizations. The Firm has built a reputation during that time as both a leader in the business community and in the legal profession – leadership that continues to be recognized to this day. Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP is one of the leading business law firms in ...
Stanco Projects Ltd.
Distributor in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Bulk chemical handling and feed systems with a wide range of instrumentation and controls for water and wastewater treatment systems.
Canadian Water Technologies
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Canadian Water Technologies is a turnkey / component manufacturer and parts supplier of high purity water treatment systems. It provides this service to Medical, Commercial & Industrial, Food & Beverage, and Pharmaceutical companies where high purity water is required. Canadian Water Technologies designs, installs, assembles and services water treatment systems that use ...
Electric Motor Service Limited
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
At Electric Motor Service Limited, we can provide you, the customer, with all your water treatment requirements. Electric Motor Service Limited has the resources and depth of technical and service personnel to provide you with comprehensive water solutions to water, wastewater and related utility management. With our partnerships with leading water treatment ...
Cascade Geotechnical Inc.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Cascade Geotechnical Inc. is a manufacturer and full line distributor of: erosion control products, runoff control products, sediment control products, geotextiles, geotechnical construction products, plastic culvert, silt bags, silt socks, and professional landscape products. We also consult on Erosion, Runoff, and Runoff problems.
Water Shield Inc.
based in Lethbridge, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Water Shield Inc. specializes in helping commercial and industrial customers ensure a continuous supply of safe, clean, consistent water for potable and process applications. Water Shield provides this through design, supply and installation of cost effective, efficient treatment methods, equipment and services that meet all regulatory and technical requirements. Water ...
Panax Oil & Gas Inc.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
We are a prime manufacturer of custom designed vessels, piping, tanks, separators and general fabrication. We custom design and build machinery and oilfield equipment. Panax boasts full service cutting and rolling capabilities in addition to our past abilities.
Sapphire Group
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Sapphire Group is a private company and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. Central Water Conditioning, TJ Electric and Sanitherm Alberta, all with years of experience in the water and wastewater treatment industry, came together with the financial backing and management strength of the Mancal Group, with the objective of establishing the premier integrated water and ...
Central Alberta Hay Centre
based in Red Deer, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Central Alberta Hay Centre, serving Central Alberta since 1983. We specialize in haying equipment of all kinds, from seeding and tillage equipment right through to cutting, baling and feeding. We have a large selection of Bale Processors, Bale Shredders, and Tub Grinders. Pasture Renovation Equipment, Pasture Aerators , and Round Balers on our new web site. Round Bale ...
based in Alberta, ALBERTA (CANADA)
TUBE-O-LATOR is the home of the Hustler Line of products and the Dura-Shelter line of hoop builidngs. We manufacture the following products used in the agricultural industry. Bag Hustler. Dura Shelter. Round Bale Hustler. TUBE-O-LASTOR. Picnic Tables/Park Benches. TUBE-O-LATOR is based in Thorsby, Alberta. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Interac, Interac Transfer.
Deerland Equipment
based in Fort Saskatchewan, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Deerland Equipment! We have over thirty years of experience selling and supporting quality John Deere products; we have locations in Fort Saskatchewan, Vegreville and Athabasca. Deerland is a modern thinking dealership with the touches of a small town family run business; we like to think of ourselves as the "friendly run business". We promise that you will always be ...
CPS Filtration Inc.
based in Sherwood Park, ALBERTA (CANADA)
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Windlab Systems Pty Ltd.
Office in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Windlab Systems is a global wind energy development company with proven success in identifying, securing, and developing sites, underpinned by the expertise of its people and its world-leading wind mapping technology. Windlab`s track record in progressing commercially viable sites is reflected in a growing portfolio of projects spanning Canada, U.S., South Africa, ...
ACR Group Inc.
based in Nisku, ALBERTA (CANADA)
ACR is a quality manufacturer of rubber and urethane products for all areas of industry. Our goal is to provide our customers with products & services that meet or exceed their expectations for quality. Our commitment is to fully understand and fully service our customers` needs for rubber and urethane products. Our mission is to be there when our customers need us with ...
Terratech Inc.
Office in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Terratech, Inc. is a multinational company specializing in providing commercial and residential infrastructure solutions from modular housing to soil stabilization and road construction. The Terratech team of engineering, design and construction experts are committed to supplying customers with products and methods that provide real solutions for their infrastructure, ...


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Robert Menendez & Frank Lautenberg
Robert Bob Menendez (born January 1, 1954) is the junior United States Senator from New Jersey and a member of the Democratic Party. Frank Raleigh Lautenberg (born January 23, 1924) is the senior United States Senator from New Jersey and a member of the Democratic Party. /5
Robert Menendez Frank Lautenberg Kirsten Gillibrand Barbara Mikulski Barbara Boxer Richard Blumenthal Carl Levin New Jersey Ben Cardin Elizabeth Warren Jack Reed Chris Murphy Sheldon Whitehouse John Rockefeller Lifetime Achievement Award Brian Schatz New Jersey State Police
Gm today we wish to share some info on two things that can have an effect on mass incarceration: There are two Bills focused on Racial Profiling; and Momentum Is Building For the Legislation. Senator Cardin is the author of S. 1038, the Senate version of the bill, which has 16 cosponsors including Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Assistant Majority Leader/Judiciary Committee Member *** Durbin (D-IL), Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Christopher *** (D-DE), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), Tom Harkin (D-IA), Mazie Hirono (D-HI), the late Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), Carl Levin (D-MI), Robert Menendez (D-NJ), Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), Christopher Murphy (D-CT), Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), Elizabeth Warren (D-MA). There has been no Roll Call votes for the House Bill To End Racial Profiling By Law Enforcement. H.R.2851 - End Racial Profiling Act of 2013 is meant to: Prohibits any law enforcement agent or agency from engaging in Racial Profiling. Defines "Racial Profiling" to mean the practic .. ...
I thought it was interesting that DOMA was bi-partisan when it was enacted. Here are a few of the Dems who voted for it then (in the past few years, many of them have talked about a change of mind on the issue: Patty Murray, Harry Reid, Chuck Shumer, *** Durbin, Barbara Mikulski, Blumenaeur, Patrick Leahy, Chenoweth, Steny Hoyer, Rosa DeLauro, Robert Menendez, Jack Reed, Joe Biden, Frank Lautenberg, Dingell, Ben Cardin, Marcy Kaptur, As we know, Clinton signed it into law. Interesting. Pelosi, Wyden, Boxer, Kerry, two Kennedys, DeFazio, Nadler, Mink, Conyers, Waxman, and Sanders were among those voting nay.
Today, Senator Charles Schumer (NY) joined with Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (NY), Sen. Frank Lautenberg (NJ), and Mr. Robert Menendez (NJ) to introduce legislation called the ''Keep Knives Out of Our Skies Act.'' If adopted, the legislation would direct the Secretary of Homeland Security to "not implement any change to the prohibited items list of the Transportation Security Administration that would permit passengers to carry small, non-locking knives through passenger screening checkpoints at airports, into sterile areas at airports, or on board passenger aircraft."
A huge shout out to Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez for voting for the Gillibrand Amendment to the Senate version of the Farm Bill. A big thumbs down to those so called liberals who voted against family farms and poor children. Hope fully it will come back to haunt you.
Ok. I need ur help. Please email our senators. Senator Frank R. Lautenberg and Robert Menendez. Please ask them to have bill A3503 reviewed by senate. Help me get this bill passed into law--- and named after Vivi. :) Everyone that has offered their help to me- I'm calling you on it. Thank you!
$15M in FEMA aid heading to N.J. to cover costs incurred from Sandy Eugene Paik/The Star-Ledger updated February 19, 2013 at 5:03 PM New Jersey is receiving $15 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency grants to cover costs caused by Hurricane Sandy, and nearly half of that money is going to the New Jersey State Police, U.S. Sens. Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez (both D-NJ) announced today. About $2.1 million of the State Police's share will pay for labor and equipment used during patrols in the hurricane's wake, and another $5.6 million will pay for its "public health and safety activities" post-Sandy, the senators said in a joint news release. Two municipalities are also receiving some of the $15 million for debris removal. Little Egg Harbor will reveive $3,344, 363, while Margate City will get $1.8 million. The Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority in Monmouth County will receive the remaining $2.4 million for repairs to its damaged raw sewage main pump station. The authority serves . ...
Good riddance Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, why don't you take that pervert Robert Menendez with you while you are at it; you both are an emabarassment to our state.
Here are the names of the other U.S. "Senators" who have signed on to back Dianne Feinstien's communist gun ban bill. (Notice that the VAST majority are from the Northeast part of the country.) These are the people who think they know better than you, can decide your life for you better than you can. and who think that you arent responsible enough to own weapons. Know your enemy, America. its on. Senators Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), *** Durbin (D-Ill.), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Carl Levin (D-Mich.), John Rockefeller (D-W.Va.), Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), Jack Reed (D-R.I.), Tom Carper (D-Del.), Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), Ben Cardin (D-Md.), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.).
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ): Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) joins the Judicial Watch's list of Washington's "Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2012" in what might be considered a sort of "Lifetime Achievement Award." As far back as 2007, Menendez was investigated by a federal Grand Jury for illegally steering lobbying business to his former chief of staff Kay LiCausi, with whom he was also romantically linked. In just a few years, her firm reported $1.3 million in business with nearly $300,000 coming from a New Jersey medical center that was later awarded government funding thanks to a push from her former boss and lover. In 2010, Menendez and his colleague in corruption, Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), allocated $8 million for a public walkway and park space adjacent to upscale, waterfront condos built by a developer whose executives have donated generously to their political campaigns. The veteran legislators have received about $100,000 in contributions from the developer, according to federal electio ...
U.S. Sens. Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez sent a letter Monday to NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Don Fehr urging them to consider the economic impact on their state if the dispute is not resolved. The Democrats wrote that Congress has jurisdiction over interstate commerce, which includes Professional Sports, and will be keeping a ''close eye'' on negotiations. The letter warned that the absence of New Jersey Devils' games in Newark could mean millions of dollars in lost economic activity and jobs in especially tough economic times. The Devils advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals last season, creating a financial boost to the city just five months ago.Thank you democrats...
I am happy to vote for Rush Holt, Robert Menendez, Frank Lautenberg. Rep. Holt constantly votes for what I strongly believe.
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Thibodaux, 105 years ago, was considering building a city park:
"We, the people of Thibodaux," urged the Oct. 19, 1905 edition of the Lafourche Comet, are still "in the same position regarding a park. We all see the necessity of having one, we think it is possible to get one, but no material action is taken toward the end in view.
"It is pleasing, however, to note that the three newspapers of the town are all in accord regarding the necessity of having a park."
Comet editors did not "care who gets a park for Thibodaux or how one is secured (provided it is not stolen or gotten improperly) but we would be delighted to see a pretty park laid out — a place where our people could assemble, breathe pure air, exchange courteous recognition and generally enjoy themselves."
The Comet proposed two sites: "There is only one desirable place available and that is the Fleetwood and the Odd Fellows' properties ... somewhat small for a park but they would be better than no park at all.
"We think the best park that the people of this town can secure is the place that is now used for the canal running from the Bayou to the S.P. railroad.
"This could be converted into ... a park in an ideal manner. At present it is of no practical use except as a means of drainage. While transforming the place into an elegant boulevard its use for drainage could still be retained.
"The canal could be easily made into a beautiful promenade ... the expense should be borne by the property-holders along the canal, by the town's general taxes and by contributions from those whose properties do not border on the canal. This plan, however, did not seem to meet with popular favor. ... We still hope to see the canal filled, and to this end we are gathering data."
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City Lotto Issued worthless check Niagra Falls Ontario Canada
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The letter was auto signed by Carolyn Mobley, Prise Disbursement Manager.
Mr. Rivers told me that I was to deposit the check and then inform him when I had done so.
When I informed him of the deposit he instructed me to withdraw the money and wire it to LosAngeles where disbursement would be arranged. In a subsequent phone call he informed me that the $75,000. prize amount would be delivered be UPS.
When it was not delivered at the time stated I called and he told me that they had learned that the insurance and processing fee would be 10% of the prize amount instead of 5%. He stated that he was working on clarifying this and that he would advise me of the new delivery date.
When I withdrew the money the teller informed me that the money was avaliable. Several days later they informed me by mail that the City Lotto check had been returned for insufficient funds.
My calls to City Lotto are now routed to a recording.
They have a prominent website and appear to be a presence in Niagra Falls although I have not been able to determine a way to reach anybody except for the phone number that is no longer answered.
Please advise immediately.
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Jimmy Ngor, Joseph, & ring leader Nicole MolawskyP.O. Box 1187 Monrovia, CA 91017 Monrovia, California United States of America
Jimmy Ngor, Joseph, & ring leader Nicole Molawsky Jimmy Ngor, Joseph, & ring leader Nicole Molawsky GREEN DOT RIPPED ME OFF!!! Jimmy Ngor and Nicole Molawsky Double Trouble Monrovia, California
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From start to finish I've called the company over 47 documented times. I should not have to refile a claim for logical answers that were given to Jimmy Ngor.
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