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Life in prison. It's a familiar enough concept, and it's rare that we give a second thought to those who find themselves on the receiving end of a life sentence. If we do, it's usually when people complain that such prison terms still aren't long enough, given the crimes involved.
But what does a life sentence really mean? A report presented in Parliament today considers the question from a practical angle: It means that a lot of people are growing old in jail, and this has serious implications for Canada's prison system.
According to Howard Sapers, Canada's Correctional Investigator, there has been a 50% increase in the number of prisoners over the age of 50 in the last 10 years, and many of these inmates are finding life on the inside to be increasingly difficult. For one thing, it's not easy to get around a prison designed to hold a maximum amount of younger inmates when you're dealing with the physical limitations that come with aging - it's hard enough to climb stairs when you walk with a cane, let alone use a wheelchair, and many older inmates find themselves unable to access things as simple as fresh air and basic care.
But the problem goes beyond limited mobility. A greater concern cited in the report is having "vulnerable, older" inmates having to share such close quarters with younger, "more aggressive" prisoners. Sapers reports elderly prisoners being intimidated and abused by more recently arrived convicts: forced to surrender medicine, having their meals stolen, bullied by cell-mates. Many aging prisoners report describe themselves as "living in fear" of their fellow inmates, with life in jail becoming more and more difficult as time goes on.
Things aren't likely to get much better for these aging inmates, either. With prisons growing more and more crowded, the problems the older convicts face are getting worse and worse, and the Canadian government's law and order agenda isn't about to change that any time soon.
So what can be done to alleviate these conditions? Sapers' report suggests that prison staff will have to be trained in dealing with a geriatric population, and that any expansion or renovations of prisons should take into account accessibility needs for older inmates.


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Hotel Yamunaview, Agra
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in lobby, and free parking
Main amenities
- 58 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
For families
- Television
- Hair dryer
- Minibar
- Free self parking
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- Taj Mahal (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Sadar Bazar (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- Jama Masjid (1.4 mi / 2.2 km)
- Kinari Bazar (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Agra Fort (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Agra (AGR-Kheria) 17-min drive; 6.3 miles/10.2 km
- Agra Fort Station 28-min walk; 1.4 miles/2.2 km
- Agra Cantonment Station 7-min drive; 1.7 miles/2.8 km
- Free self parking
Hotel Yamunaview, Agra
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Fda did not outright deny the applcation but opened a new pathway to approval
Let it be written,
Dr. Tony Montello
Sentiment: Strong Buy
They denied the application and stated what needed to be done to get it approved. They're appealing because they knew the drug is worthless and trials won't do anything.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
The FDA could tell Carter to do this, this and this and then we will approve. Carter souls say my trials are good. Use them instead. I'll hold my shares til this clusterf#%^ burns at the hands of its leader. Maybe one day ill be surprised, but as long as carter is running the show, do yourselves a favor and lower your expectations!
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With the majority of products for our homes and lives, being made in China, Japan, Korea et al.
And with this high quantity of products being pumped out daily,
the quality and sanitation standards are generally not kept as they should be.
These production facilities generally do not conform to the same standards for quality as here in the US.
Nor are they made to.
Neither are the employees performing the labor tasks of manufacturing the item checked for parasites or infectious diseases.
I.e.; an employee with crusted scabies could be on a production line packaging wigs
and infest this wig making it a FOMITE for the scabies.
No one would know at the time, it would be denied if questioned
- which would leave the recipient of said wig infected/infested.
They would then have to sustain the duration of time it would take to eliminate the infestation.
It could take up to or more than a year to break the hatch cycle.
and they wouldn't be able to find anyone that would assist them in pointing a finger at the manufacturer.
Granted, it would be an isolated case, but perhaps not. . . either way no one wants to assist. . .
Even with well documented digital photography, etc. . . lawyers want a Doctors diagnosis
to proceed with any type of negligence litigation and
most doctors don't know what they're looking for or at or how to treat Scabies other than
what they've read from the CDC and the CDC doesn't even have the right direction.
And most doctors / dermatologists will think the person is crazy, or better yet imagining everything.
Or that they have some other type of skin irritation and they will tell the patient
to try this cream and come back in a month. . . ?
Nor do they want to be involved in litigation!
A battle with scabies is a battle of wits with something without a brain!
And it could make a weak soul crazy going thru it!
And it can take a year or more to break the hatch cycle -
even using Premethrin Cream or Premethrin 10% and Ivermectin
and Ayurvedic Practices!
Even using Ivermectin everyday and sometimes twice a day
as it only has around a 12 hours run time to kill!
Crusted scabies
is also called
Norwegian scabies
. Persons with
crusted scabies
have thick crusts of skin that contain large numbers of
mites and eggs.
Past studies show that these Scabies mites can be dormant for up to 20 days before dying.
This is generally found with the ATYPICAL - Norwegian Scabies from their dense population.
Not the normal 36 to 72 hours as so many report for the NORMAL Scabies Mite.
Advances in Parasitology,
Volume 79, page 342, 2012
Female tritonymphs [note: tritonymphs are mature adults that can lay eggs —
this takes about 14 days after hatching] have been reported to survive as long as 19 days at 10°C [50°F]
and 97% relative humidity (Arlian et al., 1989).
This survival coupled with the recovery of live mites from the homes of scabies cases (Arlian et al., 1988)
indicates that fomites may have a role in transmission.
Stuffed toys for our children are another great carrier for these microscopic parasites.
Plus many other items that we could and do come in contact with in our daily lives,
Think About It!
And then we have the sites that are scamming people into buying products to eliminate the parasites,
when all they do is eliminate their hard earned money from them and do very little to aid in recovery.
Disclaimer: I am non-profit and my research is being done
to hopefully eliminate as much of the ill fate of the scam artists that I can
and educate those that I can that are suffering from the
Scabies Mite - Sarcoptes scabiei.
This seems to be becoming more and more of a problem here in the US.
and no one is paying much attention to it besides the blogs and scammers!
The above is My Opinion!
Help me do more about this !
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America's fabulous flower girls: McKayla Maroney and rest of Team USA's victorious gymnasts take a victory lap of New York
If you thought they were loved at the London Olympic Games, the U.S. gymnastics teams is adored back on American soil.
Gabby Douglas, McKayla Maroney, Jordyn Wieber, Kyla Ross, and Aly Raisman had a field day in new York on Tuesday, culminating in an appearance on the David Letterman Show.
The team, dubbed the 'Fierce Five' were on the couch with Letterman discussing what sports they would like to compete in.
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Stars: The girls looked glamorous as the appeared on the David Letterman Show yesterday
Next stop: Gabby Douglas (left) and McKayla Maroney (right) arrive at Good Morning America this morning
No stopping them: Jordyn Wieber (left) hobbles off the bus in her leg brace with teammates Kyla Ross and Aly Raisman
'Track,' said Gabby Douglas with a smile. 'I'd face Ussain.' At which Letterman joked: 'He could carry you in his pocket.'
For McKayla it was volleyball, 'because I'm just that tall,' while Jordyn and Kyla opted for volleyball. 'But you always get sand in your pants' quipped Letterman.
The girls got a wild round of applause from the audience as Letterman handed each of them a rose, the good-natured host pretending to prick himself on the thorns as he passed them down.
Relaxed: The team enjoyed a sit down after a day of touring the city on Tuesday
Blossoming: Aly Raisman (left) and Jordyn Wieber (right) look glamorous as they appear on the David Letterman Show
As sweet as a rose: Gabby Douglas (left) and McKayla Maroney (right) beam as they appears on the David Letterman Show each clutching a flower
The team certainly proved they each
had a head for heights at the Olympic Games as they wowed crowds with
their impressive vault and beam displays.
And earlier on Tuesday they soared even higher as they took a trip up New York's Empire State Building.
The girls were pictured on top of the skyscraper as part of a well deserved post-games city break, dress in matching Team USA kit.
Toned: Gabby Douglas (left) wore a bright, bare ensemble while Jordyn Wieber (right) kept it simple and covered
Living it up: From left, Raisman, Maroney, Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Cullen Jones, Ross and Weiber at a film after party at the Soho Grand Hotel
Keeping it simple: Aly Raisman sported the same pink dress to Letterman as she did to the film party changing only her shoes
They posed with their trophies round their necks, having brought home an impressive array of gold and silverware from the London Games.
The girls playfully bit their medals and grinned for the cameras, posting the photographs online on Twitter.
'On top of the empire state building.. AMAZING!!!' Team captain Aly tweeted.
'This day keeps getting better and better! Having soooo much fun with the girls.'
With beaming smiles they looked to be literally on top of the world, no doubt reliving their successes from the past two weeks.
Kitted out: Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas, McKayla Maroney, Kyla Ross and Jordan Wieber posed with their medals on top of the Empire State Building
Posing: The girls playfully bit their medals as they smiled for the cameras
After taking in the views they then headed down to the building's lobby for an official lighting ceremony.
McKayla Maroney tweeted a photo of her hand wrapped around her medal, precariously outstretched over the city below.
day didn't stop there for the girls as they were whisked off to the New
York Stock Exchange, wearing glamorous outfits and more make-up than
they will have been used to following the Games.
All in a days work for the champion gymnast team.
Don't drop it! McKayla Maroney tweeted a photo of her hand wrapped around her medal, precariously outstretched over the city below
Lighting the sky: The girls then headed down to the lobby for a ceremonial lighting ceremony
From the Empire State the girls went to the New York Stock Exchange
Day job? Olympic champion gymnast Gabby Douglas pretends to talk on the phone while posing for photos on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange
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Lost Saga
The action-packed online fighting game returns with new Premium characters, regular content updates, and close collaboration with the title's developer to bring fighting fans the best beat-em-up game online!
LOST SAGA brings together heroes from fantasy, history, and sci-fi in an epic brawl for glory. Players can choose from over 50 unique heroes and level up and customize their skills. Fighters can be subbed in the middle of a battle, tag-team style, to create favorable matchups or initiate multi-character combos. Up to 16 players can participate in a variety of game modes while battling on treacherous terrain.
Since its original launch, the game has been updated with new content, and built out a plan to deliver an outstanding lineup of new and well known characters to join the game's pantheon of fighters through regularly scheduled content updates. Get ready to experience a new chapter of LOST SAGA!
- Status: Released
- Business Model: Free to Play
- Developer: IO Entertainment
- Publisher: Z8 Games
- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MMO, Fantasy, Fighting
- Platforms: PC
Editor's Score: 4/5
- +Many unique classes to keep the game fresh
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- -Very similar to other fighting games
- -Almost strictly PvP
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I know the new United is sticking with the Rhapsody in Blue theme....But is it only in advertisements? What about when waiting on the phone? Or when boarding flights? Or in theme music onboard?
It is probably one of the most quintessential American symphonic songs...I would think United would want to associate itself with it as much as possible!
Also, is "Flying the Friendly skies" long gone at this point?


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Skip to comments.Rifle-Carrying Troy Teen 'Pretty Confident' at Tuesday Pre-Trial Hearing (MI)
Posted on 05/16/2012 5:01:03 AM PDT by marktwain
Sean Combs, the 18-year-old Troy High School senior who was arrested by Birmingham Police last month while walking through downtown Birmingham with a rifle slung over his shoulder, is set to attend an evidentiary hearing in three weeks after attending a pre-trial hearing Tuesday afternoon in front of Judge Marc Barron in 48th District Court in Bloomfield Hills.
Combs pleaded not guilty May 1 on charges of brandishing a firearm, disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer all misdemeanor offenses that each carry a maximum 93-day sentence and $500 fine.
Combs' attorney, Jim Makowski, said he plans to file a motion to dismiss the case entirely within the next couple weeks, saying Birmingham Police violated Combs' rights when they stopped him without cause.
"I think Birmingham Police just didn't like what he was doing, and I think what they did was wrong," said Makowski, who specializes in Second Amendment law.
Makowski said all the other charges would be void if the stop itself were unconstitutional, which he believes it was. Once Makowski files the motion to dismiss, the city of Birmingham has seven days to respond.
Meanwhile, Combs maintains he was wrongfully arrested and fully within his legal rights to openly carry the loaded M1 Garand rifle, which he had recently received as a gift from his parents for his 18th birthday.
"I'm pretty confident," Combs said. "Not overly confident, because anything can happen, but I think it's going to be definitely arguable, if nothing else."
A hearing date has not yet been set.
This is how much things have changed, it used to be fairly common to see someone carrying a long gun in town. They might be taking a new gun home or taking a gun in to a gunsmith or just walking to a neighbor's house to show someone what they have. Nobody paid any attention, I can even remember high school students showing long guns to others on the school grounds. If a student drove his own vehicle he might display a rifle or shotgun in the rear window. As for knives I had a teacher borrow my pocketknife at least as early as fourth grade. Boys used to play games with pocketknives on the school ground in grade school. I never remember anyone cutting someone though.
Hmmm...carrying a rifle slung over your back is "brandishing?" when you draw a weapon from its holster
and point it, you are 'brandishing.' When you unsheath a knife and threaten, you are 'brandishing.'
There used to be a time when law enforcement in this country weren't afraid of a citizen with a weapon. They were confident in their abilities to do their jobs even given the numbers of citizens who openly carried.
We are a far, far cry from that today. About all you see in the media today are LEOs who armor-up in the most ridiculous assault gear possible, mostly to shoot some poor family's dog or to shoot someone 83 times because it looked like he had a gun, or to shoot an 80 something year old grandma who tried to protect herself with an old revolver as the Atlanta drug squad mistakenly invaded her home. There are way to many stories like this.
I had dinner with a Canadian co-worker last night. The topic of guns came up and she said the thought of owning or using a gun was simply foreign to her. I asked what she would do if someone invaded her home. She said, "run or stab them with scissors but I would have to be careful not to kill them or else I would go to prison."
Isn't a defenseless society grand? For criminals...
Heaven forbid that he should see a long, lean, 160 pound, fifty year old carpenter openly carrying a claw hammer, who knows what he might have on his mind. I think on average I would rather be shot than attacked with a claw hammer. How about some of these huge bodybuilders who bench 500 pounds, they should not be allowed to openly display their muscles, who knows what state of mind they might be in. They should not be allowed on the street unless handcuffed behind the back. Oh, and another thing, young track stars who run very fast should have to wear a ball and chain so they can't run up to an old man like me and hit me and then run away.
The 'Y' was located right in the center of downtown Syracuse, NY, across the street from the public library. One street away from City Hall and police headquarters. I'm pretty sure some of the kids took city busses to get to the 'Y' and carried their rifles with them.
Now, that 'Y' is closed and nearly abandoned. So's the library. It was a beautiful building with marble staircases, bronze statues, beveled glass windows on interior doors and partitions. The drinking fountains were built in to niches in the marble walls. Now it's permanently locked up. I don't know if it's been vandalized inside.
I think there may be some sort of relationship between these things, at least on a karmic level.
No more shooting range in the 'Y', no more ornate central public library across the street either.
So true.
I'd add that we used to have to check our (cap) gunbelts at the door of (a private) kindergarten (no K in the public schools).
There was a time in this country when local, paid law enforcement, for all practical purposes, didn't even exist.
Yes. There were sheriffs.
But the posses he might assemble were civilians.
And people were familiar enough with the law to do the prosecutions themselves. It wasn't "DA's" filing criminal charges for "The State", people, sometimes the victims, would file criminal charges themselves.
Someone with a badge wanted a Garand, too!
I can remember years ago I lived in a n area of DC known as Congress Hghts., I had an older friend who owned several firearms. We used to walk from Congress Hghts to Fort Simms, a National Gaurd unit, and use their range located off the forts grounds. We were never stopped by police or even questioned even while carrying several firearms openly in public. These included 1918 Colt 45, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, German Luger, 12 ga shotgun, Colt 45, .357, NAvy Cap and Ball.
And I was like 14 at the time.......
I think we need to take another long and critical look at the gun laws passed in 1968 and subsequent years. This is ridiculous.
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I don't think there should be any restrictions on anyone not in prison. If they're a threat, they should be in prison, if not, they should be free, PERIOD.
I wonder if the writer of that comment could point to the part of the constitution guaranteeing her the right not to suffer from subjective fear. I can't find it.
My husband and his cousins carried shotguns to school so they could go hunting on the way home. No problem. Of course that is back in the day, when kids understood their actions brought consequences.
"There used to be a time when law enforcement in this country werent afraid of a citizen with a weapon. They were confident in their abilities to do their jobs even given the numbers of citizens who openly carried" yeah since WHEN. COPS have ALWAYS been Gun-Grabbin PUSSIES!
With this kind of logic... Every martial artist needs to be imprisoned... for being a weapon and might hurt someone.
I don't think that's true in all cases. There are some LEOs, the ones in my town for example, who aren't the macho assault troop sort. A few of them even carry revolvers.
A couple have even been in my basement where I practice my 'hobby' (once when I was away and my wife had them search the house when the alarm went off). Had this been up North somewhere you'd have seen an article where some gun nut's 'arsenal' had been seized. It's been 2 years since that time and nary a word from them. I don't wanna say 'Mayberry' but it is reminiscent.
It's legal here(Vermont)!
I was thinking exactly the same thing...used to play at recess.
The most distressing thing to me is that the Police are becoming the adversarys not the protectors. The trends in this country is to have the Government exercise more and more control over certain segments of the economy.
Well, maybe if you were packing, you wouldn't be so afraid.
Never keep all your ammo in the same place...
What about my rights to shop or walk in Birmingham without feeling scared or threatened.
Have you thought about getting a gun so that you can feel security and empowered? There is no way of knowing if a person carrying a loaded weapon is angry, enraged, looking for retaliation or mentally ill.
Except you know, by looking at him and his body language... or are you even more socially inept than me? `Cause that's pretty hard to do.
This teenager way overstepped his rights and trampled all over mine. If he likes guns so much, try the recruiter next.
Right, so you would deny him having a gun to feel secure and safe... you wouldn't by any chance be a massive 300 lb man who is used to using his might and size to intimidate, are you?
Up in a small village in Alaska doing some work out in the bush, and leaving the ramshackle motel with my pack and a shotgun. Some tourist walking her large dog looked at me and said "That's a scary gun you have there".
I smiled and replied "That's a scary dog you have there."
The city will back off but make him pay through the nose in legal fees to get his rifle back.
That was kinda my point; I guess I failed at showing how absurd it would be if there was one.
He's got a tough venue. Birmingham's one of the most anti-gun yuppie areas in the state.
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And local Assemblyman Gary Chiusano said, "There's probably a less than 50% chance it will get posted" by the Jan. 9 deadline for this session of the state Legislature. Any pending legislation that isn't passed by both houses on or before that date must be reintroduced for the next session, which begins Jan. 10 when members of both houses are sworn in.
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Chiusano said the courts are ready to impose an "everybody in the pool or everybody out of the pool" stance.
"The problem I have with it is that while our wineries could ship out-of-state, this would allow others to ship into New Jersey," he said.
The bill sets up a special category of vineyard, which would apply to out-of-state wineries as well, that produces less than 250,000 gallons of wine and, for a license fee of less than $1,000, could operate up to 18 sales rooms across the state from which it could sell its own product. The new class could also sell directly to a retailer, such as a licensed liquor store, or to a wholesaler. The winery could also ship up to 12 cases to any customer for personal consumption.
The law does change around the numbers of sales rooms a winery can operate off-premises and eliminates the ability to operate joint sales rooms with other wineries.
There would be a separate fee for each sales room, up to a maximum of 19.
The Garden State Wine Growers Association supports the bill and thanked Sweeney and "the 22 other senators who understand the vital and critical nature of the bill."
Wine-growing in New Jersey dates to Colonial times. Atlantic County is site of one of the oldest, continuously operated wineries in the United States.
In 2009, the state's 33 wineries in 11 counties produced about 1.7 million gallons of wine.
Although dwarfed by California's production of more than 638 million gallons of wine a year, New Jersey still ranks seventh on the list of wine-growing states.
Source: New Jersey Herald
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Nobilis Health Corp (NYSE:HLTH) traded down 0.735% on Wednesday, hitting $3.375. 42,395 shares of the company were exchanged. Nobilis Health Corp has a 52 week low of $1.82 and a 52 week high of $4.66. The company has a 50 day moving average price of $3.47 and a 200-day moving average price of $3.15. The stock has a market capitalization of $259.14 million and a P/E ratio of 4.956.
Nobilis Health Corp (NYSE:HLTH) last issued its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, August 2nd. The company reported $0.06 EPS for the quarter, topping the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.01 by $0.05. The company earned $61.90 million during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $62.18 million. During the same quarter last year, the company posted ($0.02) earnings per share. The firm's revenue for the quarter was up 26.6% compared to the same quarter last year. On average, equities analysts expect that Nobilis Health Corp will post $0.37 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
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Ruth C. Miller died on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, as she had lived, surrounded by friends and family. You know Mrs. Miller, she is the person who taught you how to read. She is the person who instilled in you the love of reading. Ruth taught in the Keystone Central School District and then was hired as a reading specialist with the Jersey Shore School District. She taught at Salladasburg Elementary School until she retired in 1995. Ruth shared her love of books with the students by starting a Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) program at the school. Each year she and her committee planned reading events and brought in books for the students to choose for their own. She believed that books show us how the world and communities and people are connected. Ruth believed that reading was important for more than just getting a job (well, she wanted you to do that too.)
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The Obama administration plans to open up another big dataset from the Education Department that universities could use to create apps that would help college students more efficiently apply for financial aid.
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The Education Department has issued a request for information to gather ideas and get feedback on potential development of application programming interfaces (APIs) that tap education data, department programs and frequently used forms, James Sanders, presidential innovation fellow for open-data initiatives at Education, told FCW.
One key set of data mentioned in the RFI relates to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, Sanders said.
Active and prospective college students prepare and file FAFSA forms every year to determine if they qualify for financial aid, including Pell Grants, federal student loans and work-study programs. The annual exercise can be a chore for students and parents.
Opening up FAFSA data would give developers the opportunity to create apps that would make it easier and more efficient for students to tailor their financial aid requests, similar to the way third-party tax preparers file individual returns for their customers with the IRS, Sanders said.
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Honestly, I'm not a fan of having religious stuff thrown at me either, but Wayne makes one thread once a month or so. He is not mean or does really break any rules. LIke MFitz said, ignore the topics you aren't interested in.
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Wayne cant save everyone, and either can anyone of us.
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Jan 25, 2014, 04:46 PM #22
You want to fix it, well this is a good start, stop letting the inmates run the asylum.
In the absence of authorities leadership, the most unstable and irrational personality or personalities in any group dynamic will assert themselves and take control, this is called the Principle of the Bull Goose Looney.
You want to fix it, institute a policy of peer moderation, require memberships to be approved by a moderator, and select moderators from your former core users and put the control of this forum into the hands of people like Erock, LBCrew and NJSurfer42 and out of the hands of people like me. Personally, I think one of my best posts ever was telling people how to lock themselves out of their accounts.
I used to really like posting here and reading what other people thought about surfing.
Jan 25, 2014, 04:50 PM #23
One thing I will say that MSW does that I think is cool is they take any thread that is turing into a poo flinging match and put it in a section called caught inside, that way people can continue to comment if they like but it is off the main page. Kind of funny that they seem to have more freedom of speech than an American forum and we here in the US pride our selves on freedom of speech, or so I've heard. I am on a few other forums (guitar, tennis and golf ones) and am a mod on one of them, I agree that members should not threaten one another due to liability issues if one goes and harms or kills another but insulting people as an infraction seems a little like a grade school classroom rule. I mean "telling on someone" for insulting you is what my 8 year old does in his second grade classroom. How does the saying go: Stick and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.
Jan 25, 2014, 04:58 PM #24
Well, I should say, we had a period of time when things were going smooth, when the moderator I assigned to look over things was looking over things. Not sure who to trust to moderate properly and not be unfairly biased. The job of a moderator, isn't to engage in topics, but to simply do the moderating. When people have authority, sometimes they abuse it.
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Well, one route is to make this forum about SURFING. Anything, not related at all to SURFING is prohibited. That removes all the excess junk that people want to get carried away with. This is, intended to be a surf discussion forum.
Jan 25, 2014, 05:08 PM #28
I think that's going a bit too far, but I understand why you would need to do that.
I do enjoy having off topic discussions with other surfers, but it's just gotten ridiculous lately. Every single thing that everyone types seems to have to be a joke.
It's ok to say stupid sh!t and have arguments, but when it's just obnoxious not funny crap all day every day it is not enjoyable.
Jan 25, 2014, 05:09 PM #29
If someone wants this task, pm me(SI_MOD), and i'll look over you history to see if your someone I think I can trust to keep things in check.
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I was old member who posted all the time, gave advice and learned a lot. Stopped posting because of all the childish BS and 'hate.' Still checked the site out but recently less and less. This is not longer a surfing forum it's a childish ball breaking hate forum. Surfing is about tradition, etiquette, and respect. All of that has been lost on this site. Rcarter and his cronies were a contributing factor. I give this site a month tops unless all the bs stops, and it's brought back to surfing.


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Brady blood drive is Friday
Brady residents can help reverse a trend of low donations during the summer to the American Red Cross blood supply.
The Brady Blood Drive is set for 1:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, July 13, at the Brady Community Center. As usual, blood is in short supply.
Almost everyone during their life will know someone who needs a blood transfusion. They may be car accidnet or trauma victims, cancer or transplant patients, or people with sickle cell disease or other blood disorders.
There is no substitute and still only one source of blood for transfusion—from volunteer blood donors.
Donors are asked to get plenty of sleep the night before the blood drive. Eat a healthy breakfast or lunch, and drink a few extra glasses of water in the days before you donate. "Start the day with a good drink of water or orange juice," suggested Marilyn Bratten, local blood drive coordinator. "As usual, you will be served a good lunch."
For more information or to make an apointment contact Bratten at 584-3257. Walk-ins are always welcome.
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