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Skip to comments.Senate votes to end 'Fast and Furious' gun program
Posted on 10/18/2011 2:43:08 PM PDT by library user
WASHINGTONThe Senate has voted to effectively block the Justice Department from undertaking gun-smuggling probes like the flawed "Operation Fast and Furious" program that was aimed at breaking up networks running guns to Mexican drug cartels but which lost track of hundreds of the weapons. Some of the weapons were used to commit crimes in Mexico and the U.S.
Tuesday's vote would block the government from transferring guns to drug cartels unless federal agents "continuously monitor or control" the weapons.
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fast action by the senate.
Hurry throw it in the closet with all the other sh## we're trying to hide
I'll have I read the ariticle. I thought it had ended.
All I see is...
The Senate has voted to effectively block the Justice Department from undertaking gun-smuggling probes like the flawed "Operation Fast and Furious" program.
Is this probe blocked? Is that not bad.?
I'm pretty sure they should pass some laws preventing head shots on Dealy Plaza, you know? Or else somebody important could get shot..!
Why? It was illegal in the first place!
Ummm... you mean like last time?
No —they're specifically prohibiting the idiotic tactics that F&F included.
That's nice, but it suggests some law-makers are almost as stupid as those journalists assuming that F&F was BOTCHED —in fact it worked as it was INTENDED.
A condemnation of the program would have been better.
More good news on the F&F front!
Right... so I suppose Holder may now say Fast & Furious occurred before the Senate had voted to end such practices.
government shouldn't be giving gun to criminals in the first place.
Yeah I've seen that MANY times now.
It was NOT flawed. It did EXACTLY what it was meant to do.
There is no progress here until the organizations that engage in such practices are ended. However, firing all those agents would be dangerous for society and they should be, instead, imprisoned until they are past age 80 or exiled.
And in this case the barn door is is a screen door with the mesh missing.
What program are they talking about?
FnF did NOT lose track of any weapons!
By design and execution, FnF turned weapons loose with no provision of tracking them beyond the Mexican border.
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The way to shut down any opposition to governments around the world, is to take away their way to defend themselves against despots.
I'm fearing more and more, that not only Obama but many inside these unelected bureaucrats in various agencies, would like nothing more than for the American people to be unable to stand down in the face of opposition.
Your plan to demonize the Second Amendment, or even overturn it using an international treaty, cannot work any more. Fast and Furious has been exposed.Love,
You must find another way.
Your Democrat-Controlled Senate
PS: Together we will think of something. Don't panic.
Such courage.
Other links failed for me too.
Truly, there are seriously stupid people in charge of our gubmint.
Just a little correction.
There should be no "IF" conditions. Stupid nonsense otherwise.
Good start, now start repealing some of the laws on the books. Let's start with the sporting purpose clause of the 1968 GCA and all laws based on that. Then we can move to the NFA and Hughes Amendment. Yes, this is punitive demands for that fracked up operation. Oh, and Holder and all the upper echelon who knew and authorized this mess need to go to jail for TREASON.
He'll try. The whole thing sounds orchestrated to create the perception that everything that was done was perfectly legal, just poorly executed.
If it wasn't legal, then there wouldn't be any need for Congress to tell them not to. Now they can say it's been addressed, and we can all just "move on".
The Magnificent United States Senate, out front and leading by example again.
What's next, a resolution condemning the underhanded invasion of Poland by the Nazis?
anyone know the yeas and nays on this vote, was it unanimous?
I am officially lost in space today. So is the senate.
Like lying to Congress?
And this is the best the Senate could DO? We are underwhelmed!
The GOP are jellyfish.
The Justice Department has already stopped the program.
A Justice Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because Congress did not ask the department for its views, said the amendment essentially reflects DOJ policy.
"Oh what a tangle web we weave - when we SPIN IT to deceive ..."
DOJ trying to say that Congress is reflecting DOJ's policy ... HA! HA! DOJ stopped it 'cuz they fu*ked up and they knew that the details of the fiasco were gonna come out ...
As far as Congress is concerned, the 99-0 vote gives Senate Dems cover becuz this debacle ISN'T going away. It is gonna rot like a fish from the head down throughout election season.
The GOP is sittin' pretty on this now. The 99-0 vote gives them credence for their demands that the White House give up the internal documents to Congress. The Senate Dems cannot come out publicly against this 'cuz of their vote to end the program ...
Did the august Senate get around yet to passing a law prohibiting break-ins at the Watergate Hotel?
Funny when their buddies asses are hanging out there, they move with dispatch. So tell me why can't they produce a budget in 500 days?
Gee the senate works fast /s
They haven't passed a budget in a little over two years. Do we NEED a budget written by Dirty Harry and approved of by Evil Barry?
Isn't that how it should read?
Yes. This is the congress' way to "end" a program. They pass a law preventing any money from being expended on it. It usually works because the executive branch cannot spend any money unless appropriated by Congress. (US Constitution and a public law)This move by congress cuts off the money.
Has anyone else seen this? This is at least one report from the DoD that could be seen as the DoD wanting to move the war on drugs under the banner of the War on Terror. It might even be the correct thing to do if it's focus is to close down the Southern Border.
I know this is conspiracy city, but we know that the current Occupier in Chief is connect to at least two Domestic Terrorist groups, the New Black Panthers and the Weather Underground, is it that far of a stretch to come to the conclusion that Obama is arming an enemy against our own military intentionally?
"Tuesday's vote would block the government from transferring guns to drug cartels unless federal agents "continuously monitor or control" the weapons."
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Compensation costs increase with establishment size
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Employer costs for employee compensation are generally higher in large establishments than in small. In March 1997, compensation costs for establishments with 500 or more employees were 46 percent higher than for establishments with 100-499 employees, and 61 percent higher than for establishments with less than 100 employees.
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The proportion of total compensation made up of benefit costs was greater in large establishments. Benefit costs accounted for 30.8 percent of total compensation costs for workers in establishments with 500 or more employees, compared with 24.9 percent of compensation in establishments with less than 100 workers.
In addition to employment size, a variety of factors—including differences in the mix of industries, occupations, union coverage, and location—influence compensation cost levels. Compared with small establishments, large establishments tend to be located in metropolitan areas and are more likely to be covered by union contracts, two factors often associated with higher compensation costs.
Note that establishment size may differ from firm size. The Bureau of Labor Statistics defines an establishment as a single physical location where business is conducted. Establishments can be parts of a larger company. About three-quarters of the employees in small establishments work in small, independent private businesses; the remainder are in establishments that are part of larger firms.
These data are a product of the BLS Employment Cost Trends program (specifically the Employer Costs for Employee Compensation series). Additional information is reported in the bulletin, Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, 1986-97, Bulletin 2505, August 1998. A summary of compensation costs trends from 1981 to 1997 based on Employment Cost Indexes is available from "Total compensation costs double from 1981 to 1997," The Editor's Desk.
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Tuesday, 28 June 2016
I voted to remain in the EU last Thursday. I've always loved being part of Europe and in many ways have felt more European than British.
Nonetheless, I thought we would leave. The Leave campaign was strong, Rupert Murdoch's papers, especially The Sun, supported leaving (it seems that in this country nowadays The Sun determines all our election results) and Leave had the catchy slogans ('Let's take our country back' was a particularly powerful one) and the biggest posters. Some were huge: in the weeks leading up to the election the fields of East Sussex were dotted with vast red banners, all shouting 'Vote Leave.' As time wore on I felt increasingly alienated from my neighbours.
Last Thursday my husband Phill & I walked up to the polling office in our village's Memorial Hall. There was a long queue and lots of people smiling and looking happy. I don't know exactly how my village voted, I only know the result for Wealden district was 54.5% to leave. I believe a lot of those happy, smiling faces were looking forward to voting out.
The queue moved slowly into the hall and there above the door was a sign telling us that the place was built in the memory of those who gave their lives fighting in the two World Wars. I felt like crying. It was horrible to think that everyone who was there to vote Leave was doing so in spite of the horrors of two European wars.
On Friday morning Phill got up at five to go fishing for the weekend. I woke up too. Phill looked at his i-pad and asked me, 'Do you want to know the result? It's Leave, 51.8%'
After that I couldn't sleep. Phill and I kept hugging one another. Even though we'd expected it we still couldn't believe it had actually happened, that the people of this country had really done something so stupid. I got up and we listened to Radio 4. There were still a few votes to come in but the results were conclusive. Phill left, though we were both in shock. I told him to drive carefully, I was so worried he wouldn't be able to concentrate.
After he left I kept walking from room to room. I turned on my phone and talked to friends on Facebook, almost all of whom were stunned and horrified. Only one person crowed that we'd socked it to Cameron. I don't think he understood what he'd done. I don't know whether he understands now, I dread speaking to him about it.
Later I phoned my mother, who voted Remain. Her first words were, 'Depressing isn't it.' At least she and I were on the same side and can talk about it. My dad voted Leave. I still haven't spoken to him. I don't know what I'll say when we do speak.
Brexit has changed the way I perceive this country. I'm not sure I want to live here any longer. When I walk into the village I look at other people with mistrust and wonder who among them voted for this mess. When I speak to people for the first time since it happened I speak in code and when they ask me how I am I say, 'Oh, you know.' If they looked perplexed I know they voted to leave.
In my creative writing class yesterday one of my students, who was born in Barbados but has lived here since 1967, told me that on Saturday she heard a little boy ask his grandmother why we'd had a referendum. The woman said, 'To keep foreigners out.' The little boy pointed to my student and said, 'Is that one?' and the woman said, 'Yes.' My student said that when she first came here she had a few problems, but she hadn't had any abuse in years. She was fighting back tears as she told me.
When I got home yesterday afternoon Phill said he'd just spoken to someone whose friend, who's black and born in this country, was on the Tube at the weekend when someone told her she should go back home. I understand that not everyone who voted Leave was motivated by racism, but Nigel Farage and the Leave campaign made it acceptable for people to voice their prejudices and it's frightening to see how quickly Britain has changed as a result.
David Cameron says the result showed the will of the people, but it only showed that of just over half the people who voted. The Government could call the whole thing off, as we all now know the referendum was only advisory, but it doesn't seem to have the courage to do so.
I haven't said anything new here and I haven't even said it very well. Many people I know feel the same way and many on the Leave side think we Remainers should shut up and accept the result, but at times like these we have to nail our colours to the mast. Mine are blue and yellow.
There's a march this Saturday and another next Saturday. I hope to go to both. I've also written to my MP, asking her to vote against Brexit in Parliament. I don't know what else to do. The Leave voters may honestly believe they've taken their country back, but in doing so they've robbed me of mine.
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Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Spring Poets' Walk
The world's spinning, the seasons are turning and even on this bitter March morning the birds are singing their springy hearts out. They know that the next Poets' (note the plural apostrophe) Walk will take place on 5th April, between the usual times of 10.30 and1.30.
This time we'll be Angels of History: we'll be thinking, writing and possibly even walking backwards, though I'm not sure what the birds will make of that.
The workshop will be free and open to adults of all abilities. You can book a place by calling 01342 823583 or by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Monday, 4 January 2016
Poet's Walk
Photograph by Helen Bardsley
The next Ashdown Forest Poet's Walk will take place tomorrow (5th January) between 10.30 and 1.30. You can book a (free) place by contacting firstname.lastname@example.com or phoning 01342 823583. Remember to bring a raincoat!
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Friday, 27 November 2015
Mulled Poems 2015
Juliet Murray, First Snows, Old Lodge Valley, Ashdown Forest
Ashdown Forest's Mulled Wine and Poems evening will be on Thursday 3rd December, from 6 till 8pm. Admission's free and we've a handful (or pen pot-ful) of poets who'll be reading their work, so if you're on or near the rough, tough heath in the heart of Sussex on 3rd December, please come along.
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Labels: Ashdown Forest, poetry, poetry readings
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Mayfield Fringe Festival
Box by Lawrence Wilson, photograph by Lawrence Wilson also.
Mayfield's Fringe Festival has begun again. This year's events include a re-enactment of a duel that never happened between the poets Ezra Pound and Lascelles Abercrombie. Apparently, Pound challenged Abercrombie to a duel in 1912, after Abercrombie called for a return to the poetry of Wordsworth. Now, one hundred and a bit years later we'll see who wins the battle between Modernism and Romanticism.
Our other literary shenanigans include a poetry reading with Robin Houghton, Patricia McCarthy and Jill Monroe on Sunday evening, and a story competition for young writers.
Storytelling is a prominent feature of this year's Fringe with a performance of The Wild Girl of Mayfield, a story by local storytellers Johnny Marsh, Pat Robson and Sam Santo, on Sunday afternoon. There'll be more tales too at In the Pink, an evening of food, stories and poems at the Pink Cabbage Company Cafe on Friday night.
Visual art lovers will be nourished by the work of Reem and Andy Acason at the Lower Steps Gallery and by the Boxes of Delight that are on display in shop windows around the village and which will be auctioned on Saturday night.
Painting by Reem Acason, photograph by Caroline Pooley
For full details of all the events, take a look at the Fringe website.
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Labels: Mayfield, Mayfield Fringe Festival, poetry, poetry readings, Sussex
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Ashdown Forest Poet's Walk, 21st April
April is upon us and the primroses are plumply blooming. Next Tuesday, 21st April, there'll be another Poet's Walk, starting at 10.30 and finishing at 1.30. Once again we'll be writing, walking, drinking tea and coffee and eating biscuits. This time we'll be thinking too about forest memories and forest memory.
Everyone's welcome and you can book a place by contacting Ashdown Forest Centre on 01324 823583 or by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Labels: Ashdown Forest, Friendship, poetry, reading and writing, Walking
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
Ashdown Forest Poet's Walk
One of E H Shepard's illustrations for Winnie the Pooh, of course.
The next Poet's Walk workshop will be from 10.30 - 1.30, next Tuesday. Once again we'll be writing, walking, drinking tea and coffee, eating biscuits, talking about writing, walking and the Forest and generally making merry in the heart of the Sussex Weald.
Everyone's welcome, whether you write regularly or haven't picked up a pen since you left school. You can book a place by contacting Ashdown Forest Centre on 01324 823583 or by sending an email to email@example.com.
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Starting June 1st 2016, we are taking a huge step and changing our operations from retail bakery to manufacturing. We have the opportunity to serve a wider community by taking our products into retail stores, but in order to fully engage in that business, we must sadly close our doors to the public, and concentrate our efforts on serving our wholesale customers, and growing that business.
We will still be doing limited custom orders, and will still be baking at our Westmont location. If you need a quote on a custom cake or pastries, please contact us by phone or email.
Thank you all for your continued support, and look for us on your grocer's shelf soon. If we're not there...ask them why not!
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Book a room now!The room was super clean and so was the bathroom. I felt at home here, it's nice and quiet to. We had a great stay at Glendale guest house, I hope we get to come back!
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Family-run guest house in Penrith. Minutes from the town centre. 7 en-suite rooms. Families and couples welcome. Breakfast included with stay. Free Wi-Fi and parking.
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We take pride in what they offer in their 4 star, silver award and breakfast awarded Victorian guest house.
For all of our discerning visitors, whether it be work or pleasure, you will be sure of a warm and friendly welcome we strive to ensure your stay is one to remember.
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Close to the Lake District
For the comfort of our guests all our rooms are en-suite, spacious with hospitality trays, TV with free view, hair driers, radio alarm clocks and free wi-fi.
We are situated in the market town of Penrith close to all amenities, shops, places to eat, train station and bus station just a short walk away.
Penrith is ideally situated to explore the Eden valley and the Lake District, Ullswater is just a 10 minute drive away.
I have stayed at this lovely B&B several times now as it's a well situated stop over point when traveling to and from Scotland by car. Moira and Alan are very friendly and you are always made to feel welcome in their lovely home. The rooms are clean and cosy and Moira makes a smashing breakfast which is served by Alan with a smile. Stayed September 2015, travelled as a couple
We only needed a room for one night, and we were over the moon with the Glendale, Alan greeted us on arrival, and was very informative about the area,TV's, breakfast etc. the room was spotless, lovely Laundered White Sheets, and towels, tea and coffee was of a good quality in the room too. The breakfast was a treat ! and set us up for the whole day nicely, lovely Cumberland sausage to accompany all the other fresh products, with fresh fruit salad and fresh strawberries also on offer, would recommend without hesitation, if we ever need a room again in Penrith, we'll be back .Stayed August 2015, travelled as a couple


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A Little Piece of Heaven
Over the years my husband and I have vacationed in the Palm Beach area numerous times. This past April, when my ladies bridge group took advantage of some inexpensive fares into the region on Southwest, I foraged the internet for hotel rooms on the beach. While the Ritz Carlton or The Breakers would have been lovely (I've stayed at both...), $500 a night was a little more than any of our gals wanted to spend. On a hunch, we decided to give the Jupiter Beach Resort a try, and wow, we're sure glad we did! Who knew that such a charming, luxurious, oceanside inn could be had for $249 during spring break! The facilities are beautiful and the rooms elegantly appointed with down pillows and duvets. The bed was so comfortable that, I declare, the Westin chain has nothin' on these folks! The bathrooms are marble, and the televisons in each room are large, flat screen, high definition numbers...GREAT! This hotel is on the smallish side, but that took nothing away from the ammenities. They have an excellent restaurant on site (where we enjoyed breakfast each morning), and a poolside bar where we could get salads and such for lunch. The size of the hotel only helped to ensure that the staff knew who we were, and everyone was so friendly. You can bet your bottom dollar that we'll be back there again next spring! Oh, by the way, when we checked out, I failed to check the drawers and accidently left behind some of my nicer things. I was crushed when I realized that. My friends gave me little hope of ever seeing those things again, but, after calling the JBR the next morning, a precious, little clerk named Maria searched the room, found the missing items, and mailed them to me via FedEx...God bless her!!
Jupiter Beach Resort is beautiful. We had a partial oceanview room and the furnishings are lovely. The pool is great and the beach is nice. I was there for just one night, but felt like I was there for days. While there, be sure to visit the Marine Life Center in Juno Beach. The kids will love looking at all of the turtles.
Week of heaven on earth
My husband and I have stayed at the Jupiter Beach Resort two years in a row. We absolutely love it and have no complaints whatsoever. We would be staying there again this year but the hotel is not re-opening until January. We are very disappointed and will miss our week of heaven.
Always feels like family
We have stayed at Jupiter Beach Resort two to three times a year for the last four years and have always found the staff to be professional, friendly, helpful and the same. That is, each time we have been back, we see the same familiar faces, it feels almost like family. We have also found the facilities to be in great shape.
I must disagree with St. Paul MN and Struthers OH who both complained about the service, cleanliness and construction. The rooms, common areas and facilities have always been impeccably clean. The service has always been magnificent. The same smiling faces, the same 4 Star service. The people of JBR really make it feel like home.
We were last there over Memorial Day 2004, when we were told of the sale of the property and of the upcoming complete renovations which were to begin in July. Upon our return home, I went to the JBR website to see what was in store for one of our favorite get-away destinations. While there weren't drawings of the new look, it was fully disclosed that half the hotel would be closed for renovations through the fall and into winter 2004. Our son and daughter-in-law have vacationed there for the last several years in August. Again, when they made their reservations for August 2004, they were told of the ongoing renovations. While they were not able to have their favorite ocean front room, their stay was wonderful.
Don't let the sour grapes of two hard-to-please-grumps keep you away. Then again, maybe I shouldn't say that -- so that we can keep JBR to ourselves!
We could have written the same as reviewer from OH
Aug, 2004
We also had wished that we avoided Jupiter Beach Resort. We received a call from JBR 2 days before we were to check in. We were told that the call was to "confirm our reservation" and to inform us that they were "under renovations like their website stated". We did not notice any announcements of renovations on their website when we booked.
The room was ok but we were woken each morning before dawn with noise from the construction crew.
The last morning before we left I actually called the desk to inform them that the trucks in the parking lot were making so much noise that we could not sleep. Let me just say that it was not 11am or any 'reasonable' hour...this was before dawn and I actually had to speak to someone on the front desk 'night shift' about the matter. I was told that the manager would be notified when they arrived. We never heard from the manager. When we checked out a few hours later the manager was 'too busy' to talk to us.
When we showed up the place looked like accommodations in Beirut. The construction workers were like 'reveille before dawn'.
If you stay at JBR PLEASE don't have any concerns that need to be addressed by the managment because they will be 'busy' I'm sure.
Vacation from hell
Six days before leaving for Jupiter, we received a letter stating that the resort is under renovation. The rooms were in obvious need of redecorating but the urine that kept the toilet seat clamped shut, the smell of urine in the air, the hair strewn over the bathroom shelves and floor and dirty unwashed dishes in the cupboard were unacceptable. Wouldn't you think? We were unable to get wash clothes and toilet paper. Our electricity was out for extended amounts of time for 3 of the days. We were advised of a 10 minute wait as hours passed. No cable either!!! The jackhammer pounding in the walls next to us, the floor above us and the balcony just outside our room went on for 8 hours Mon-Fri. Try eating lunch or resting with the "sound of an MRI" pounding for hours. The pool and sandbar closed during the afternoon rain -not to reopen until late the next day. Forget about an evening swim with the children. We wasted our timeshare week at a luxury property in Vegas for this! Our complaints fell on dead ears at the front desk where promises of giving us another room were left broken.
Should Not Be Called a Resort
Jupiter is a wonderful place to visit but has limited 'on-beach' options. the beach was nice w/ many shells & few people. each morning the turtle patrol marked new nests. walking n was a fishing pier and inlet for boats. Resort staff was major problem as they seemed not happy to work there beginning with valet personnel to check-in staff & outside attendants. You will need to know places to go & eat on your own as resort staff are no help or give wrong directions. Pool is not exceptional & closes at 7:30 each evening & no personal chairs, umbrellas or coolers are allowed on their beach. a good choice was driving n to dubois beach or s 10-12 miles to singer island to ocean reef beach park which is free & has lifeguard & bathrooms, showers & cool swimming/snorkeling inlet. A hilton is also there so if rates are close I'd go that route. Ocean view on N side was really nice but again each housekeeping left us short of necessary towels & any requests seemed to be imposition. Eat at loggerhead cafe <3pm which is just S. Jetty's has earlybird special @5pm & fishing there.
Loved Jupiter Beach Resort
I love your resort. It's not to big and not to small, it's just right.
It had been a couple of years since I had stayed there, usually for a massage seminar, and it was great to see some of the same faces. I always feel very comfortable there and I love being right on the beach.
Great stay!
We really enjoyed our stay at The Jupiter Beach Resort. We stayed in one of the ocean view rooms on the 6th floor (I believe). Loved the view of the ocean, room was clean and staff was very nice!! We would definitely come here again.
Jupiter Beach Resort - Nice Room
I stayed in one of the Jupiter Beach Resort's deluxe King bed suites, with the "deluxe" status denoting the presence of an unstocked wet bar and refrigerator. The room had an excellent view of the ocean and a walkout balcony, and the main bedroom and sitting room were quite spacious. The hotel has been in operation for some time, but appears to have been recently renovated, and I found it to be in excellent condition for a beach front accomodation. The room's floor was completely tiled, which I think helped to keep things cleaner and less sandy. Charley's Crab House, which is a GREAT (though pricey) restaurant is within easy driving distance.
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... amazing. With her interior art background, she has done such a good job with small spaces.. We had a good short visit and then on we mosied.
We got to our camping spot just at dusk and did not really see our environs until the next morning. Made an excellent chicken curry for dinner and settled into another Baseball History DVD.
Good to be Home in Jupiter
... after some 35 years.
The truck has continued to run like a top, albeit it's a bit of a gas gussler but it makes up for it with the smooth ride. We stopped at in Titusville on the way down for lunch at my favorite spot, The Cracker Barrel. It's good old country cooking at reasonable prices.
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December 1st: Arriving at Leah's condo on Jupiter Cove. It is soooo beautiful. What a heavenly gift of letting us stay here for two weeks. This place is like a paradise island. I can't even image what heaven will look like. You know no one can top what God has in store for us. We packed in our belongings. We are so use to being in the RV, where you pull in and plug up. LOL.
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Because of the school shooting last Friday in Newton, CT, Dist. 20 officials want the community to know there are safety procedures in place locally.
Through a Monday night call and email to all parents of children in the district, Dr. Mike Teahon described the tragedy and aftermath as emotional, particularly for educators and parents throughout the country and world.
"We have all shed tears and asked ourselves how something this horrific could happen in a school full of little ones," he said. "There is no answer to these questions."
Teahon said it has become obvious that adults and some of the children who were in Sandy Hook Elementary School during the tragedy did everything possible to keep students safe.
"There were many heroes in that school," he said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone in that community."
For the local district, the superintendent said safety procedures are in a board-approved Safe Schools Plan that includes information about what to do in all kinds of situations such as tornadoes, fires, dealing with intruders and more.
School officials review the plan annually with local law enforcement, emergency medical services and fire and emergency management personnel.
The most recent review was in August, Teahon said, noting that school officials have continual conversations with local law enforcement and emergency personnel to determine if adjustments are needed.
Parents and patrons with questions about the plan, or other concerns, can contact school administrators by calling 537-3651.
Teahon said it's also important for parents or guardians to update phone numbers and emails by contacting the school so ConnectEd calls and emails can be received.
Teahon's message about the tragedy and the school's safety plan was repeated Tuesday night to parents who didn't receive it.
He noted that 91% of parents and guardians received the message Monday night.
Teachers or students having difficulty dealing with the Friday shooting are directed to school counselors, Teahon said.
"I ask that you continue to keep those who are in mourning and those who are less fortunate in your hearts during this holiday season," Teahon said.
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Just after Jorge Mario Bergoglio became Pope Francis, I received a text from my son: "I guess I took the right Confirmation name."
Last year, at age 33, Nick was confirmed in the Catholic faith, and he adopted the name of Francis in honor of Francis of Assisi. I remember asking him why.
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Peter Davison is a British actor, best known for his roles as Tristan Farnon in the television version of James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small, as the fifth incarnation of the Doctor in Doctor Who, which he played from 1982 to 1984, and as David… Read More
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In 1978, Davison's performance as the youthfully mischievous Tristan Farnon in All Creatures Great and Small made him a household name. … Read More
1980 29 Years Old In 1980, Davison signed a contract to play the Doctor for three years, succeeding Tom Baker (the Fourth Doctor) and, at age 29, was at the time the youngest actor to have played the lead role, a record he retained for nearly thirty years until Matt Smith (the Eleventh Doctor) took the role in 2009 at age 26. … Read More
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1998 47 Years Old In 1998 he guest starred in the sixth episode of the crime drama Jonathan Creek as the son-in-law of a horror writer who was shot dead on Halloween.
1999 48 Years Old In 1999 he appeared as the outgoing head teacher in the television series Hope and Glory, and had the recurring role of Inspector Christmas in several episodes of the 1999 series of Diana Rigg's Mrs Bradley Mysteries. … Read More
2003 52 Years Old Davison married his third wife, actress and writer Elizabeth Morton, in 2003. … Read More
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Also in 2008 he voiced Simon Draycott in the radio adaptation of The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul.
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Davison has made television appearances in an episode of Midsomer Murders, in July 2009, and a guest appearance in Miranda Hart's sitcom, Miranda, on BBC 2 in autumn 2009.
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Throughout 2010 and 2011 he appeared as Professor Callahan in the West End production of Legally Blonde, which opened at the Savoy Theatre.
2011 60 Years Old He appeared in an episode of the police comedy-drama New Tricks in 2011, and an episode of Lewis in early 2013.
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In 2014 Davison pre-recorded a video cameo appearance as himself in Benjamin Maio Mackay's touring comedy show "50 Years of Doctor Who: Preachers Podcast Live 2!" which played Adelaide Fringe and Melbourne International Comedy Festival to great acclaim. … Read More
2015 64 Years Old In 2015 he joined the cast of Gypsy in its West End transfer to the Savoy Theatre in London, playing the role of Herbie, alongside Imelda Staunton as Mama Rose. … Read More
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Speaking with Jerusalem Post Palestinian Affairs correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh, Gaza-based Palestinians said at least 12 gunmen took part in the attack.
"The attackers kidnapped the two guards before they stormed the building in the Shajaiyeh neighborhood of Gaza City. Then they entered the library where they detonated a number of explosive charges, causing heavy damage," the source said.
The gunmen stole computers and other library equipment from the YMCA offices before setting off bombs that destroyed the 8,000-volume collection. They also stole one of the organization's vehicles.
Fatah blamed Hamas, and Hamas denied the charges, saying they were investigating the incident.
Over the past two years, al-Qaeda-affiliated terror cells have claimed responsibility for attacking Christian institutions in the Gaza Strip, promising to rid Gaza of the 3,000 Christians still living there.
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There has been a great controversy regarding what is happening in the cosmetic surgery section so far. There was a time when the cosmetic surgical procedure started as very helpful and encouraging for people who want to save their image. But after the recent accidents and botched services delivered by the cosmetic institute in Australia, people have gotten too worried and have started to avoid such procedures to make sure they don't ruin their lives.
Though people have become aware of the facts and figure and all the conditions that cause these issues, still what about those who already have become victim of this dangerous surgical procedure.
It has been reported by the women who was a victim of the cosmetic institute, that they have been threatened to stay quiet and never say what happened to them. In addition to it, they were also offered cash to stay quiet and never complain about the damage that has been caused to them.
People who undergo such a situation need a legal help and should be encouraged to expose such clinics. In this way others can remain safe from such dangers.
Keeping quiet means you will put many others in danger. So, in case you are one of the women who have been affected by such a surgery,and also has been told to stay quiet or otherwise will be harmed, then make sure to get sufficient legal assistance and help from authorities to stay safe and also do, what you should do, in order to keep others safe.
Conclusively, we should say that you should not stay quiet and make sure you inform others in a proper way so that others get aware of the facts and may not get into the same situation. This will not only help you to get justice, but also you will be helping others to remain safe and get a better solution for their minor surgical issues.
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Roth Converted everything to VFINX 500 on 21 Feb 09...@ 71.00.....and still dollar cost average my 401K in twice a month.
For several years up until january 1 2008 I maxxed my IRA contributions on the first trading day of the calendar year. In 2008 I figured the economy was faltering so I decided to dollar cost average $100 per week for the year. Good move!I'm continuing that weekly purchase this year and will do the same the next three years.I think it's too early in this economic cycle to do the one time contributions after New Year's day. The stock crash of 1929 took a few years to bottom. Same thing can happen. Stocks may bottom in 2012. But this is a cycle, nonetheless. We will grow out of this sooner or later. Good luck!
Thanks for the reply.....I decided to Vanguard High Yield Corp.....is where my Roth is. I max out my wife and mine 02 JAN......will we still invest in the SP 500 thru our 401K.I really like the yield these r giving- High Yield Corp.
Decided to go into the Vangauard Corp Bond fund.......like the yield better
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Is PBF really a ATG? Has any other ATG boxer ever behaved like this? Is a loss so hard for PBF to contemplate that he is being over cautious like no boxer in history has been like. Carl Lewis may have privately believed Ben Johnson might have been on steroids, but he still raced him didnt he? Carl Lewis trusted the drug testers to catch Johnson without making a song and dance about it. Does he give all his opponents this much hassle? He gave all good opponents hassle who posed him a threat! Hatton, DLH etc.
But he has never been such a pain in the backside to this level to any of his other opponents, so Pac has reason to be pissed off.
Shows how great PBF thinks Pac is!
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oh my god... this proves that manny is cheating.
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