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Clean sweep?
On April 17, officials indicted 97 suspects in a major one-day operation. But has it had a lasting effect on crime in Warren?
July 21, 2013
Rachael Hathorn can't say for sure whether crime has declined in her neighborhood since April 17....
Two H's in Hathhorn.
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Er,.. Three, actually. Should be three total.
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Poverty, Drugs, and Guns are the foundation for crime activity. Warren is full of them every single day.
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I disagree with your assertion that poverty is is the foundation for crime, WP. My family's roots are those of extreme poverty, coming to this country with absolutely nothing, and then not being able to get work because of having an ethnic last name. The difference is that we didn't come with a sense of entitlement. When my grandfather saw the television set in the department store window, he set his mind to work hard (by the way, he had to change his last name, he had to "Americanize " it, to get hired) until he could afford one for his family. And he saved the money he had, he didn't blow it on drugs. Many people today see the TV in Wal-Mart and say, hey, let's do some looting, I'm a victim, I'm entitled. There is no morality, there is absolutely no sense of self-responsibility, but most of all, it is the victim mentality that drives people to commit crimes and feel no remorse in doing so.
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The sweeps to combat crime sends a clear message, to the criminals. But they also know in most cases, that there will be plea deals and they will be back out on the streets doing business as usual. Criminals know that our jail system is maxed out, so fines and probation is the most they will get. Instead of packing the jails with DUI's, prostitution and domestic cases, put the real criminals away. I'm not saying DUI's, prostitution or domestic cases are nothing, but they take up jail space. I'd rather have a drug dealer, or illegal gun activity person locked up first. They are the real menace to society, and downgrades Warren appeal to attract new business. Drug activity has far reaching affects to the community and surrounding areas. Drugs promotes all kinds of crimes, plus destroys neighborhoods, and most importantly affects our youth.
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The big problem crime is that it is everywhere. People today much rather be their sons and daughters friend instead of being a parent. Some kids today are not taught respect and hard work or the value of money. These kids that aren't taught how to do those three things see selling drugs as easy quick money. You can come from a rich family and turn out that way. They much rather work for 10mins doing a drug deal then work eight hours at a factory. Until parents go back to being parents this cycle will never end. This has nothing to do about living in Warren either I seen drug bust in bazetta to.
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Drug addiction is a serious affliction, and those afflicted need sympathy, support, treatment, and help to throw off the chains of their addictions, BUT....
Criminalized narcotics is making a bad situation worse. Drug dealers will step up to supply the market for mind altering drugs, at inflated prices. These steep black market prices cause the property crimes that pay for the drugs, the high profits cause the rival dealer shootouts, and the taxpayers have to pay for the large drug enforcement bureaucracy to sort out this mess.
Decriminalize narcotics. Let's live in peace.
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GREAT COMMENT thebear. I could not agree more. I can recall when I was young, living on not a whole lot more than dried beef on toast and oatmeal. Times were tough for my parents, I will not say we were extreme poverty, but, we sure were way below average. My parents never felt entitled, they both worked hard. Eventually, they bought a house and a car. But it took year. We never had fancy stuff. My mom made our clothes, we had no TV, my sister and I played outside. With all of that said, there was never any drugs or illegal activity in my home. Neighbors helped each other, families helped each other. Poverty is not an excuse for drugs or crime. My grandparents worked hard during the depression, taught my parents the same work ethic. They passed it to me. I see way too many people as oyu said thingk they NEED, or deserve the big TV, the nice car, or top of the line sneakers and clothes. THAT is what attract drugs and crime, the false sense of NEEDING things, or entitlement as you state
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Yesterday the Tribune posted a teaser for the Sunday Trib on FaceBook. It promised a story about crime rates in Warren. One stat was you have a 1 in 160 chance of being a victim in Warren and a 1 in 325 chance overall in Ohio.
When I didn't see the story today, I went back to FaceBook and the teaser is gone!
I know I didn't dream this- where is the article and did anyone else see the teaser?
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"Poverty" is the excuse that certain races like to use to justify their criminal behavior.
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The worst criminals in this town collect checks from the city and carry badges.
Crime's easy when you own a prosecutor.
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The problem is WP failed to list the "why" of his comment, which might be helpful here. Let me try to explain why folks feel entitled but first say this is not MY VIEW!!!
Poverty is indeed the 1st denominator for crime, the difference being white families like Bear had no history of discrimination, denial of jobs, loans or services dating back 100's of years which give birth to the "entitlement" attitude.
Some poor blacks hear stories and see in their families folks who worked hard all their lives for nothing. They get the worst jobs, least pay, are targeted by police and get kicked in life being decent citizens.
Finally the youth say NO, I'm not living like that I want mine now, I want it for free, and because of what your folks did to mine, you "OWE ME".
Again! this is NOT MY PHILOSOPHY!!! I am explaining the thought process of certain youth and how those irrational conclusions are reached.
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This pattern persists when some whites fail to reward decency with decency. This causes black youth to see no matter how decent, friendly & law abiding I am, as a black man they will still call you niqqer, follow you in stores, deny you opportunities and think of you as a thug or hoodlum.
In some ways whites cause a self fulfilling prophesy by judging all black folks alike. Many blacks never get a chance to experience being treated equally for being decent human beings, they see themselves being treated poorly no matter how God fearing, law abiding & decent the are.
So their children see this and figure what's the use? We'll never get recognized or respected for our good deeds, my hard working parents got treated like dirt, I want my good life like YOU have and you OWE ME.
That is the rationale, black folks feel free to correct me if I am wrong! Whites can't correct me since you have no idea what goes on in our minds, hearts or households...
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Nomorecrap, I can see your point. And could agree to a lot of what you said. BUT, until your comment, WP, the bear, nor I, mentioned race. Poverty is an across the board problem. Not a race issue. I see your point, I do. But with all due respect, many whites have experianced the " white trash " profile and life experiances. I think what you explained, very well, cold be used as a wider reaching comment my friend.
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If you read the comment by commonsense who was the first to bring up race, you'll get why NMC went where he did. And a very good explanation at that!
Looks like the race haters are out already, no cleanupwarren it was commonsense at 10:34am who "put the race card out there". Read it again!
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Is this dimwit about to spend another entire day with this? Check please!
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Very good point neversummer, city officials are robbing tax payers without a gun!
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As always you leave thought provoking well written messages NMC, I do get and even agree with your logic here. But you're in the wrong place and around the wrong class. You want to dialog on an intellectual level and as you will see the intellectualism is not here. Good comment Articwoof and you are totally there but most of the posters here belong in a zoo. Say your piece and leave bro serious discussions won't happen!
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MoreRealTalk, you are correct. My bad. commonsense was the first. BUT, it was WP comment that nomore elaborated on. Again, I am not syaing nomore is wrong. Simply saying, poverty and the supposed excuse is breeds crime and drugs, well, it goes to ALL people. Think about it. Are all whites prefect? No. Are all blacks bad? No. Reverse the question, you get the same answer. Heck, are all motorcycle riders Hecks Angels?. No. Are all NASCAR fans ********? No. You can pick out almost ANY group of people and find slurs, insults and yes, even discrimination.
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See how politiclly correct we have become,,,I an not even type red.necks
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Crap, then again, I can not type....LOL LOL Darn typos.
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Good question jtoday! @cleanup.....Do you believe we are all stupid cleanup? Who do you really believe commonsense was talking about with "certain races"? Answer that!!! Dont insult our intelligence to make NMC the one who brought up race.
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If I asked the klansmen why he feel superior to other races and they tell me then I come back to tell you is that my point of view cleanup? Why is it impossible to believe a man can ask people what they feel then tell you without them feeling that way theyself? News reporters do it every day!
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Good question jtoday since we never hear from him anything about the whites who do the same things he complains about blacks.
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They need to keep the pressure on these guys. Drugs has no race. Its whoever decides to get into the business for the money. Those who put race into it are the racists.
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by Brian Grant
On May 30, 2003, the Treasury Department issued final rules that require certain financial institutions to establish procedures to verify the identity of new account holders. The regulations are part of the Administration's continuing work to implement the USA Patriot Act and prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, identity theft, and other forms of fraud. This article summarizes how title companies can comply with the new regulations.
Over the past year the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the Department of the Treasury has received hundreds of phone calls from real estate industry professionals who are unsure how to proceed with closings, refinancings, and other transactions involving parties with names similar to designated sanctions targets. The economic sanctions programs administered by OFAC are sometimes a source of confusion for members of the real estate settlement and title insurance industry.
Industry professionals are right to be concerned about compliance with U.S. economic sanctions as these programs are an important pillar of U.S. foreign policy and apply to all U.S. persons and businesses. Penalties for noncompliance can be quite severe. Fortunately, developing an appropriate compliance program is a straightforward matter and can be accomplished with a minimum expenditure of resources.
What OFAC Does
The most important part of an effective compliance program is knowledge—there is no substitute for a basic understanding of OFAC, its mission, and the scope of the regulations it administers. OFAC's mandate is to enforce economic and trade sanctions against foreign states, terrorists, and international narcotics traffickers in addition to other specially designated targets. OFAC acts under presidential national emergency powers, as well as authority granted by specific legislation, to impose controls on transactions and freeze foreign assets under U.S. jurisdiction. Many of the sanctions are based on United Nations and other international mandates, are multilateral in scope, and involve close cooperation with other governments. The primary statutory authorities for OFAC's regulations are the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the Trading With the Enemy Act, the Anti Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, the United Nations Participation Act, and the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act.
OFAC is not limited to operating under the authority of the USA PATRIOT Act, nor is it primarily responsible for enforcing its provisions. The International Money Laundering Abatement and Anti Terrorist Financing Act of 2001, the section of the USA PATRIOT Act with which OFAC is most commonly associated, is primarily aimed at enhancing the ability of the U.S. to detect and prosecute international money laundering as a means of preventing terrorist financing. While OFAC does investigate money laundering schemes involving designated sanctions targets, it is not involved in general anti money laundering or antifraud activities absent a property interest of a sanctioned individual or entity. Questions about anti money laundering requirements under the USA PATRIOT Act should be addressed to the U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). FinCEN can be reached at 1 800 949 2732 or via http://www.fincen.gov.
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1. Is your software or data service provider only screening against the SDN list or list of targeted countries? (Many providers screen against additional lists that are not enforced by OFAC. Some of these non OFAC matches may not be of concern to the real estate industry. Contact your data service provider or counsel for guidance on how to proceed with non OFAC matches.)
2. Evaluate the quality of your match.
a. Do the names match in full, or do they simply entail a partial match of very common names?
b. Is the name of an individual matching against the name of a vessel, company, or other non individual?
3. How does the address/biographical information of the party with whom you are dealing compare to the individual or entity on the SDN list? (You may need to obtain additional information from the parties involved to be able to make these comparisons.) If the address and/or biographical information matches but there is some variation in name spelling, you should contact OFAC as foreign names may be transliterated into English in several different ways.
4. If there are a number of similarities or if you have reason to believe you have a valid match, please contact OFAC's Compliance Programs Division at 1 800 540 6322 for further guidance.
Even a cursory glance at the SDN list will reveal that many of the approximately 3,000 SDNs currently designated have very common names. Conducting the basic due diligence outlined above will often enable a settlement agent to rule out many software generated OFAC matches as "false hits" against common names. Remember, OFAC sanctions are intended to target specifically designated individuals rather than all individuals that happen to share a common name. A sound due diligence program will therefore involve the comparison of all relevant information—including addresses, dates of birth, and identification numbers. (Note: Providing a service to an SDN would constitute a violation of OFAC administered sanctions regulations. In order to ensure compliance with U.S. sanctions, real estate settlement and title insurance providers should consult the SDN list prior to providing any service that would benefit an SDN. )
Because it is not an industry regulator, OFAC does not mandate the adoption of corporate due diligence policies and procedures. Specific compliance programs must be developed internally and should be tailored to reflect a company's exposure to potential SDN trans actions. Some organizations routinely involved in the international transfer of funds, goods, or services, such as international banks and exporters, develop very comprehensive programs and even dedicate full time staff to OFAC compliance issues. Other organizations, such as title insurers and real estate settlement agents whose focus is overwhelmingly domestic, may not encounter SDN entities as frequently. Nevertheless, it is recommended that all U.S. companies, even those with a lower exposure to SDN transactions, develop an effective compliance program.
Compliance with the sanctions regulations administered by OFAC is an important but straightforward matter. By following the common sense due diligence guidelines outlined in this primer, settlement agents and title insurers will be more likely to stay in compliance with U.S. law without an unreasonable expenditure of resources.
Brian Grant is compliance officer with the Office of Foreign Assets Control, part of the Department of Treasury. He spoke on this subject during the 2003 ALTA® Federal Conference this past April. Questions about OFAC compliance should be addressed to the OFAC Compliance Hotline at 1 800 540 6322.


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"The club program was very successful last season," YMCA baseball president Kent Ries said. "Our club managers were pleased with the development of their players, and this season, the league looks even better with several more teams already committed to playing."
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Teams in the YMCA club league are split into four categories: 11-and-under, 12-and-under, 13-and-under and 14-and-under. The YMCA is affiliated with the AABC national baseball program and plays against Panhandle and South Plains area teams.
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Day 76, Panorama
Bighorn sheep, Haystack Butte. What can you say? I think I got everything I could have asked for in this picture. Rams herd up into bachelor groups in the summertime. While they're famous for knocking heads in the fall during the rut, they knock heads frequently in the summer as well. They're always jockeying for rank.


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As I help to plan the first Good Friday service at The Plant I wrote
four different services, each unique in their own way and highly
adaptable to many different traditions and needs.
The second service is the Seven Words Service (B), named as such
because I wrote two services using the seven words of Christ on the
cross. You can find Seven Words Service (A) here or download.
I have attached a copy of the service as a pdf. The full text of the service is after the jump…
Seven Words Service (B)
This is the second Good Friday Service I wrote. These are barebones services that should be adapted to the space your community worships in and who will be facilitating worship (one person, two people, eight people). This service is based on the seven words Christ spoke during the crucifixion.
Summary: This is a linear version of the Seven Words Service (A). One reading opens the service, two songs would then be played; two more readings, two more songs, three more readings, then in the dark the minister would preach a 15 minute meditation followed by communion.
The Seven Words:
(1) Father, forgive them . . . (Luke 23:34)
– Songs of forgiveness
(2) This day you will be with me in paradise (Luke 23:43)
(3) Woman, behold your son . . .(John 19:26-27)
– Songs of hope
(4) My God, my God . . . (Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34)
(5) I thirst. (John 19:28)
(6) It is finished! (John 19:30)
(7) Father into your hands . . . (Luke 23:46)
– Songs of lament
– Meditation
NOTE: After the meditation communion may be served or the elements may be somberly marched out of the sanctuary, depending on your tradition and practice.
Setting: The candles would be lit and one extinguished after each word until for the last word there are no Lent candles lit. After the seventh word is read the candelabras would be extinguished and the two or three tea lights on the communion table would be the only light in the room.
Suggestions: I think the gravity of communion would be increased if each member exited after he or she took communion. This brings up the point of communion during the Good Friday service. The church I am a part of participates in communion on Good Friday and it is woven into our tradition. If you are member of a church that does not partake of communion on Good Friday the congregation should promptly exit after the seventh meditation, following the minister(s) and the elements out or exit as the minister(s) place black clothes onto the elements.


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It is a combination of being high maintenance and real hood or street. A person that desires class but hasn't quite acknowledged what class is.
A broke chick sporting real prada and real gucci while riding the bus is bughetto...and that was purchased with her whole check!
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damn, you couldnt even spell it right, much less get the defenition right.
correct way: boughetto- a mixture of boughy(rich, fancy, etc) and ghetto(opposite of boughy, duh).
correct way: boughetto- a mixture of boughy(rich, fancy, etc) and ghetto(opposite of boughy, duh).
see the Ali and Murphy lee song Boughetto: "got an expensive weave? thats boughetto, spend 600 on weed? thats boughetto"
автор: youngblood88 13 октября 2004
Its a mix of bugie, something thats really fly or cool, and ghetto, something is tacky/awful/cheap or just ass it usually is ghetto.
An expensive weave is bughetto because a weave in itself is ghetto and because its expensive its bugie.
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Beautiful Ghetto - Ghetto booty
Yo, I am bu-ghetto!
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by George Spelvin, WesternJournalism.com:
Cutting edge forensic profiler Dr. Andrew G. Hodges is using his skills to decode the psychological construct of President Barack Obama to uncover the reasons for what the doctor believes to be the president's "deep misguided fury … toward America." Using a method he calls "thought print decoding", Hodges explains the shadow side which Obama reveals in his speeches and especially his letters to his daughters. "These communications result from part of the subconscious called super intelligence," says Hodges.
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April 20, 1998
Andrew Walgamott/staff photo
Campaign signs crowd a well-traveled intersection in Kenmore.
by Andrew Walgamott
Staff reporter
KENMORE--They come from many different walks of life, everything from college students to college administrators, domestic engineers to certified public accountants. 'They' are the 14 people who would sit on Kenmore's interim City Council. Some have experience as public servants on local fire and water boards; one is taking an urban studies class while another has a political science degree. They all have ideas; there's no lack of those. Trouble is there are only seats for seven of them.
On April 28, voters here will go to the polls to decide who those seven people will be. The winners will be sworn into office at a public ceremony beginning at 5 p.m. May 8 at the Aqua Club, 18512 58th Ave. N.E. The interim council's primary job will be to establish the city's government between May and official incorporation August 31. They'll do it by hiring a city manager, approving basic ordinances and contracts for services.
The following think they have what it takes to get Kenmore off the ground:
Position 1
Dick Taylor, 72, uses the slogan, "Let's look beyond the problems to the promises" in his campaign. Taylor told residents at a recent forum that the Lakepointe development was the "goose that laid the golden egg." He says that the tax base there will provide tax revenues to make other projects possible. A retired principal, Taylor serves on the Lakepointe Task Force, the 522 task force, and has been an advocate of incorporation since 1994.
Taylor says voters should beware of promises to cut taxes, saying that a minimal savings on property taxes per house could translate to the loss of two police officers.
Pat O'Brien, 42, says the new city should plan a budget that doesn't require tax increases. "My guiding principle will be to plan budgets that are based on tax monies available, not those that require increased taxes," he said. Bringing three years of experience writing proposals, contracts and budgets for an overseas company, O'Brien said he opposes restricting access to businesses along the north side of Bothell Way. He says the city should protect its businesses. A Kenmore resident of 33 years, O'Brien is in residential real estate as well as fund raising auctioneer.
Position 2
Steven Gimurtu, 63, is a retired teacher who also serves as a commissioner for the Northshore Fire District. "I want to use my experience, knowledge and commitment to get the city of on the right foot," Gimurtu said. A 30-year resident, Gimurtu was a past president of the Kenmore Community Council in the late 1960s and early 70s. Gimurtu said voters approved incorporation for local control and listed his platform as solving transportation, land-use and surface water issues. He said the city council will be able to address traffic congestion and pollution with Lakepointe as the project moves forward.
Steven Colwell, 50, is the owner of a prosthetic clinic. He says his experience in personnel, contracts and operating within budgetary constraints gives him "the ability to analyze the information, and with all the data presented, make a sound decision." A key issue for him is beautifying Kenmore. "I will work very seriously in an effort toward the development of sign ordinances, and beautification of parks, trails and neighborhoods," Colwell said. The 25-year Arrowhead resident feels he has the "energy and the skills necessary to help Kenmore grow into the community that all of us can be proud of."
Position 3
Allen Goumas, 64, is a business consultant, who visualizes Kenmore as the jewel of Lake Washington with movie theaters and restaurants on its shores. He said sidewalks are needed to protect pedestrians and undergrounding utilities and removing billboards would be an asset. Goumas said he'd like to see the Lakepointe developer put up funds to help move people and cars. "I believe my 40 years in finance, management and self-employment qualifies me as a natural candidate to lead Kenmore into the next millennium," he said. Goumas owned Al's Union 76 for 20 years and was a finance manager for 20 years before that.
Deborah Chase, 47, is a project manager who served on the Kenmore Governance Strategies Committee and the current incorporation committee. She said she would bring her15 years of business experience in the telecommunications industry to the council. "I've served on a Board of Trustees and understand the role of policy and direction setting, which is similar to the role of a councilmember, versus the role of operations management," the 10-year Kenmore resident said. She said in the next four months, the council will focus on transitional issues, then begin to identify and address urgent issues such as traffic flow improvement.
Position 4
Mark Knutson, 22, says he is running because of the opportunity to have a positive influence on the future of Kenmore. "I will bring my energy and problem solving ability to Kenmore without the agenda of an experienced politician," Knutson, a University of Washington biology student, said. He says once the immediate tasks of forming a city are completed, his top priorities will be traffic and growth. "We can address these issues by developing a good comprehensive plan to manage growth and fund road improvements" Knutson said. An Inglemoor High school graduate, Knutson has lived his entire life on Finn Hill.
Chip Davidson, 66, has served 24 years as a Northshore Utility District commissioner, been a volunteer firefighter with the old Kenmore Fire Department for 12 years and has been a Northshore Rotary member for more than 20 years. "I have served and worked with other agencies elected officials and staff to accomplish objectives that were difficult to achieve agreement on. This experience will be needed on the new City Council," Davidson said. His platform consists of helping "develop a city government that is efficient and effective." Davidson, a 37-year Arrowhead Drive resident, is a certified public accountant.
Position 5
John Phelps, 57, has said he was "born to be an accountant" and that he "enjoys solving complicated, detailed problems." With a B.A. in accounting from the University of Washington, Phelps said he's in favor of intensified law enforcement, maintaining the current level of taxes and creating an affordable city government. The former president of the Washington State Tire Dealers Association now spends his time as a Moorland PTA board member and as a soccer referee. "Every council needs a referee," he noted at a recent forum. Among his objectives is creating more playfields and securing land before it is developed.
Tika Esler, 48, said her top three priorities include hiring an experienced city manager that will keep the council on track, establishing fiscal responsibility and then addressing traffic. An associate dean of enrollment services at Bellevue Community College, Esler said she would bring 20 years of experience in personnel and labor management as well "experience in team building, goal-setting and most importantly, budget setting." Listed in the "Who's Who in Higher Education in the West," Esler has lived in Kenmore for the past 15 years. Originally from Cuba, she and her husband served on the technology committee.
Position 6
Lyle Sellards, 69, has lived the past 4.5 years in downtown Kenmore. A retired minister and real estate broker, Sellards touts his administrative, budget, personnel and management skills he gained on local, state and national levels. He breaks the council's job down into hiring a city manager, finding a City Hall site, establishing contracts and then policies for the future of Kenmore. Sellards said he is for "planned growth, environmental sensitivity, beautifying Kenmore [and] parks and playgrounds. I am for finding acceptable solutions for traffic and pedestrian concerns as well as Swamp Creek flooding."
Elodie Morse, 55, is an 18-year resident of Arrowhead. A self-described domestic engineer, Morse says she has the time and energy to give the new city ten years of her time. Her platform includes rejuvenation of businesses, attracting other types of businesses, and "ensuring adequate funding for essential public services without the need for property tax increases." "I have not seen much change in Kenmore except more apartments with no concern for foot traffic and the business areas with the 'same old look and feel'...We need jazzing up," Morse said. With a B.A. in political science, Morse says she doesn't take "no" for an answer.
Position 7
Jack Crawford, 69, would bring the past management experience he gained with the U.S Navy as a military personnel officer, as president of the Model A Ford Club of America, and from his own Marriage and Family Therapist practice if elected. A 29-year Kenmore resident, Crawford said he will be a strong advocate of active parks and recreation. "We now have only passive parks. Playfields for the young and adults or our community are creative needs," he said. Crawford is also a coach for a men's senior softball team and recently served on a Northshore School District vocational training committee. He is an active member in his church.
Richard Clements, 41, is a King County Court Security officer who's lived in Kenmore for the past seven years. His platform consists of "getting the city off to a good start [and] making sure every penny is spent wisely. I'm a homeowner. I don't want to see my taxes go up." Clements is also retired from the post office and has served 16 years as a King County Sheriff's Office reserve officer. He said the council should make sure the positives of Lakepointe, such as open space and trails, offset the negatives of increased traffic. "I'm going to do the best job I can to keep the citizens informed," Clements said.


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Corporate Securities Fraud: Insights from a New Empirical Framework
Tracy Yue Wang
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities - Carlson School of Management
November 1, 2010
Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization, Forthcoming
Empirical analysis of corporate fraud faces a challenge because the commission of fraud is not directly observable. We observe only detected frauds. In this paper I introduce a new empirical model to address this partial observability of fraud. The new model generates new insights about not only the determinants of fraud commission and fraud detection, but also the interaction between the two latent processes. I also show that the empirical models used in the existing literature can lead to incorrect assessment of corporate or public policies designed to combat fraud.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 43
Keywords: securities fraud, fraud detection
JEL Classification: G30
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To the Winnebago County Board,
Instead of paying approximately $900,000 for property assessed at $176,000, would you please explain to the taxpayers why you don't obtain the proposed parking lot property through the process of "eminent domain"? I have read instances that this process has been successfully used in the past, despite objections from property owners and neighbors. I, for one, would really like an explanation.
— Joe Clark, Davis
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GRAND BLANC, MI -- Fenton's girls golf team stayed unbeaten and clinched the Flint Metro League championship Thursday, coming in first at the league tournament at the Jewel of Grand Blanc.
The Tigers finished with a four-player team score of 349, seven strokes ahead of runner-up Linden (356). Holly finished third with a 387.
Tailer Przybylowicz led the Tigers with an 83 while Samantha Moss finished with an 84. Sara Cummings, a freshman, shot an 88 for Fenton. All six of the Tigers' golfers came in under 100.
"It's been pretty much this way all season as far as depth," Fenton coach Kurt Herbstreit said. "Sam (Moss) is kind of our super star, but she had a little bit of an off day today and we had some other girls really step up. Tailer is so capable. Sometimes she'll shoot a high round and stuff like that, but as far as golf ability she's very capable of shooting a great score."
[Click here to see a photo gallery from Thursday's tournament]
The tournament victory marks the first Metro League title for Fenton in the six years Herbstreit has been the coach. He's hoping the momentum from it will carry over into next Thursday's regional round of the state tournament.
"I like where we're at," Herbstreit said. "With the team that we have and the depth, one girl can struggle and we can still shoot a pretty good team score. Anything can happen."
Linden was led by senior Julie Guckian, who finished as the tournament's individual medalist for the second consecutive year.
"Obviously it's a nice accomplishment for myself, but we would have liked to do better," said Guckian, who shot a 78 but wasn't totally happy with her score. "We've got regionals next week at our home course so we're hoping to be able to pull of something really big there. The team has come really far. Just in the past three years or so that I've been here I've watched the girls get better, so I think we can still get something done in the (state) tournament."
As a team, the 356 score was just one stroke off the Eagles' best this season.
"That was a great round for us, really," Linden coach Todd Skinner said. "(Fenton) is just a little bit deeper than we are. If our girls shoot like this I think we've got a good shot of winning every time we're out there."
Linden will be playing on its home course, Spring Meadows, next Thursday for the regional tournament. Skinner says while a league title would have been great, the team's primary goal is to do well in the state tournament.
"I've said this time and time again, I'd rather win a state title than a conference title," Skinner said. "All year that's what the girls have focused on. Honestly never once have we really talked about winning the conference. We've talked about trying to win a state title."
Swartz Creek finished fourth with a score of 389 and Lapeer East finished fifth with a 390.
Przybylowicz and Ayla Bogie of Clio finished tied individually for second place with scores of 83, Moss finished third while Alex Gould (Lapeer West) and Mekailey Mitchell of Linden both shot an 87 to round out the top five.
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2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jerseys Gallery and Guide
The 2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jerseys bring a deep crop of first-year players into the high-end mix. This continues a long-standing tradition for the set. For more than a decade, a centerpiece of Upper Deck's SPx brand has been autographed jersey rookie cards. Bringing together many of the most popular elements in the hobby, the cards are consistently among the most desirable rookie cards. While more high-end brands have stolen some of SPx's thunder in recent years, some may see these cards as solid bargains.
A total of 32 cards make up the 2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jerseys checklist. Players are divided into two levels. Level 1, which runs from numbers 174 to 199, are serial numbered to 799. The final six rookies, numbers 200 to 205, are limited to 499 numbered copies.
Every 2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jersey also has a Spectrum parallel. Numbered to 25, each parallel not only has a patch, but the autograph is inscribed as well.
It is worth noting that the autographs are done on clear stickers and not directly on the card.
Not surprisingly, early eBay sales have been led by Oilers rookie star, Ryan Nugent Hopkins. The card is hovering in the $200 range. After that, there is a sizable drop. The first Gabriel Landeskog cards are going for about half of the Nugent-Hopkins cards. Just below that are the other Level 2 short prints of Sean Couturier, Cody Hodgson and Mark Scheifele.
Trading much higher across the board are the 2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jerseys Spectrum parallels. The inscriptions offer collectors something a little different. They seem to be inscribed with a cheer for their junior team. Landeskog's, "Go, Rangers!" (referring to the Kitchener Rangers, not the New York Rangers) seems a little strange.
Below is a complete checklist and gallery of all the 2011-12 SPx Hockey Auotgraph Rookie Jerseys. Click on their names to shop for the cards on eBay.
2011-12 SPx Hockey Autograph Rookie Jerseys Gallery
174 Justin Faulk, Carolina Hurricanes
175 John Moore, Columbus Blue Jackets
176 Tomas Vincour, Dallas Stars
177 Zack Kassian, Buffalo Sabres
178 Craig Smith, Nashville Predators
179 Tim Erixon, New York Rangers
180 Devante Smith-Pelly, Anaheim Ducks
181 Greg Nemisz, Calgary Flames
182 Marcus Kruger, Chicago Blackhawks
183 Brandon Saad, Chicago Blackhawks
184 Anton Lander, Edmonton Oilers
185 Erik Gudbranson, Florida Panthers
186 Aaron Palushaj, Montreal Canadiens
187 Jonathon Blum, Nashville Predators
188 Blake Geoffrion, Nashville Predators
189 Adam Henrique, New Jersey Devils
190 Adam Larsson, New Jersey Devils
191 Mika Zibanejad, Ottawa Senators
192 Matt Read, Philadelphia Flyers
193 Louis Leblanc, Montreal Canadiens
194 Jake Gardiner, Toronto Maple Leafs
195 Joe Colborne, Toronto Maple Leafs
196 Matt Frattin, Toronto Maple Leafs
197 Brendan Smith, Detroit Red Wings
198 Ryan Johansen, Columbus Blue Jackets
199 Lennart Petrell, Edmonton Oilers
200 Cody Hodgson, Vancouver Canucks
201 Brett Connolly, Tampa Bay Lightning
202 Mark Scheifele, Winnipeg Jets
203 Sean Couturier, Philadelphia Flyers
204 Gabriel Landeskog, Colorado Avalanche
205 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Edmonton Oilers


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Three days after winning the Sprint Cup race at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday, Ryan Newman began helping an animal shelter destroyed by fire in South Dakota.
Newman's charitable foundation is sending 25 dog kennels to the Battle Mountain Humane Society facility near Hot Springs, S.D., which was destroyed by an electrical fire on Wednesday, according to The Associated Press.
The fire killed 12 dogs, including the pet dog of the caretaker, and left dozens more homeless, AP reported.
"The huskies have been sitting at the back howling for their brother," board member Cheryl Fair told KOTA-TV. "It's been very difficult."
Newman's foundation, started in 2005 by Newman and his wife, Krissie, encourages people to spay and neuter their pets and adopt dogs and cats from animal shelters. It is part of the NASCAR Foundation family of charities and often helps with the rescue of animals in areas damaged by natural disasters.
Newman, who drives for Stewart-Haas Racing, won Sunday's Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville.


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"A resection of time" is a well though out and exciting scenario, - in short its 1990s Call of Cthulhu done right!
Good things:
Some bad things:
-Not the best dramaturgy of events, so you have to rearrange them. Placement of the different handouts is one example, where the most revealing might come to early, and some of the fluff is found near the end. You probably also like to switch the arrangement, or maybe mix, the scenes where the investigators go to Arkham and the Foundation, - but that's just my opinion.
As PDF:
Perfectly acceptable scan, no problems with file, images etc.
As adventure:
Quite a fun modern-era Cthulhu adventure involving ancient Mayan ruins, buried memories and a fair amount of the usual insanity, bloodshed and unwinnable fights.
As with all CoC, it's not for players who like to hang onto their characters for long!
This module is a great price. The handouts are nicely detailed and the adventure of average length (took our group three 8 hour sessions). The only thing I changed, is one of the secondary enemies. I like my cthulhu adventures full of non-human nasties with a side order of cultists.
I hope more modules of this quality showup on this site!


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Computers, Crappy Games?
You've gotta be kidding me!
Left 4 Dead?
Half Life Episodes?
All with PC Mouse and Keyboard and Better graphics than X-Box/PS could ever dream of
What about Alan Wake?
and mainly MODS!!!
I build my PCs myself using spare parts from previous ones and I'm making an awesom Upgradeable Rig for about £750 which will last at least 2 years with the highest settings on games (Online as a pre-built it would cost at least £1200).
Plus it only uses one of my new Crossfire slots so i'll be able to upgrade it in a couple of years for a few hundered quid.
I don't want a PS3/XBOX 360 because you also need to spend about £1200 extra for the HDTV to enjoy it.


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coool speakers, its going to blow that yoshi plush toy away
Yes another random find (the last for now)
For the true Nintendo fan
What's better than experiencing the bowel-shaking, wall-rumbling, thunderous bass of a custom made subwoofer? Why, having that bass emanate from perfect replicas of the "question mark" and brick blocks from Super Mario Brothers, (thus making it the perfect thing to play back your recordings of the SMB Tesla coil), of course. According to the owner, the subs sound great, but the low-end gets a little muddy whenever the question mark gets turned into a metal plate.
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coool speakers, its going to blow that yoshi plush toy away
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Those are cool.. I want some.
*grabs speakers from living room, gets pain from garage*
I'm not trying to be offensive but you'd have to be a total nerd to buy that. Who buys speakers that resemble yellow and red bricks from the classic Mario games? I must admit, they look cool, but they're not worth buying.
Nice find Prinny.
i want one!
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Isnt that why most people buy things ?Originally Posted by FR.
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Yea, I saw those a few days ago. They're not for sale.
What I mean is that it looks great, but it's not worth buying. I'd rather spend my money on something that I would actually use a lot from time to time.Originally Posted by Darkprinny
You don't know how many people love 1) Music, and 2) Mario.Originally Posted by FR.
A lot of people would use that a lot, more than "from time to time".
Well the thing is only nerds would know what those were, meaning if other people saw it, no one would know what they were. If you drove into a Star Wars convention however, well then there's your problem.Originally Posted by FR.
Nice find though.
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A mother at the center of an Amber Alert in Ohio, is now facing charges.
Police found Melissa Myers and her 2-year-old son Nolan Thursday morning at a motel in Monroe.
Centerville police were searching for the mother and child.
Investigators say Myers threatened to harm herself and her son.
The boy is safe with family.
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Sixty-seven years ago this month, the Ninth General Hospital (an image of which was featured recently as a "Treasure of the Week") suffered through a massive monsoon while stationed on Goodenough Island off the southeastern coast of New Guinea. The Ninth General Hospital, a medical unit staffed primarily by New York Hospital and Cornell Medical College physicians and nurses, served in the South Pacific from 1943 through 1945. Archives staff recently processed the Records of the Ninth General Hospital and are eager to share its story.
The Ninth General Hospital unit was formed by New York Hospital and Cornell University Medical College during World War II and served from 1943 through 1945 as a military hospital in the South Pacific. The unit was called to active duty on July 15, 1942. Female members of the Ninth General Hospital were sent to Fort Devens, Massachusetts; male members to Fort Banks, Massachusetts and from there to Fort Andrews on Peddock's Island in the Boston Harbor. One year later, the men and women of the Ninth General Hospital were transferred to California where they boarded an army transport ship headed for Brisbane, Australia.
The Unit arrived in Australia by the end of the summer, though their stay there was short lived. Orders changed and the original hospital site assigned to the Ninth General was reassigned to the 42nd General Hospital, a similar unit formed by medical professionals from the University of Maryland. On October 18, over 500 Ninth General Hospital doctors, officers, and administrators boarded the "Black Dog," a Dutch freighter bound for Goodenough Island off the southeastern coast of New Guinea. The nurses and female personnel remained in Brisbane. The Ninth General was the first general hospital unit stationed in the South Pacific's combat zone. The unit immediately set to work outfitting the hospital wards, securing fresh water, and erecting telephone poles to facilitate communication.
Changes in battle plans and a shift in military operations lessened the need for an army hospital on the island. The Ninth General Hospital personnel were once again transferred, this time to Biak, an island northwest of New Guinea, then occupied by Japanese forces. By the middle of September, the island was under Allied control and by the end of October, the hospital unit had admitted its first patients. By July 1945, the Ninth General Hospital had treated roughly 23,000 patients.
Military operations shifted and the Ninth General Hospital was called to duty at Luzon in the Philippine Islands. They arrived on August 14, the same day the Japanese army surrendered. Plans to set up a hospital on the island were discontinued and the unit was officially disbanded. The Ninth General Hospital received the Meritorious Service Unit Plaque in recognition for their heroic efforts during the war.


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