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[3] December 5, 2015 at 11:50pm
Well, coupled with the fact that he's an "old friend" of the Islamic terrorist. Had the person who purchased the rifles three years ago been some little old Irish lady in New Jersey who'd never met Farook, no.
[8] December 5, 2015 at 11:47pm
What is this, poor gun description day? First the New York Times describes the Islamic terrorists' AR's as "lightly modified combat rifles" and now that Blaze claims they are "high powered rifles." .223/5.56 is NOT "high powered. Idiots.
In reply to the story FBI Raids Home of Man Who Reportedly Bought Rifles Used in San Bernardino Shooting — and Source Reveals Why He Wasn't in the House
[1] December 6, 2015 at 12:13am
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[4] November 11, 2015 at 9:09am
"Now, I ask you, is this red cup argument worth it?" No, it's not. But let's not stop their. Neither are the Washington Redskins argument, the penises in vagina bathrooms argument, the entire genre of reality television, babble about income inequality, and nearly everything else that comprised mainstream media and popular conversation today.
Are you really just noticing because of the red cup?
In reply to the contribution Why I'm Not a Red Cup Christian
[2] November 11, 2015 at 8:55am
"PayScale, a firm that analyzes compensation, put the median mid-career income for philosophy majors at $81,200 in 2008, with welders making $26,002 to $63,698."
This is a rather insidious comparison, among the vast pile of spin here. The median income for philosophy majors excludes those who are not employed, yet they too earned philosophy degrees… including these folks at their $0 annual income will obviously drop the median earnings. Likewise, it is reasonable to say that Rubio means not philosophy _majors_ — many of whom actually work in management and law, where much higher salaries are more common — but those in the _field_ of philosophy, which would be directly comparable to the field of welding. Meanwhile, the median for welders includes both those who have training and certification in welding and those who have no training but are working as welders. The appropriate comparison here would be what certified welders make, including those who are unemployed.
Some portion of my own self-employment is welding, I have no certifications, yet make notably more than the top pay listed by PayScale for "welders"… where do I fit?
Either compare all of those who describe themselves as philosophers to all of those who describe themselves as welders, or compare degreed philosophers working in philosophy to certified welders working in welding. Does the answer come out in Rubio's favor? I don't know. But at least it would be an honest comparison.
In reply to the story AP Fact Check: Which GOP Candidates Flubbed Some Figures During Debate?
[1] November 11, 2015 at 10:15am
DrFrost responded:
October 26, 2015 at 3:16pm
A fascinating spin today from the NYT… alas, the comments closed quickly (for some reason
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. Please consider this:
Best estimate currently is that there are about 12.8M people licensed to carry in the US. Additionally, five states totalling 11.6M people have Constitutional carry (no license required)… if these states reflect the national averages of 71.5% of people 21 and over and 8.6% of those prohibited felons, that is another 7.6M people who can legally carry concealed, for a total of 20.4 million people.
If we assume the numbers accurate (a stretch, of course), the NYT claims carriers have committed 223 suicides and 540 non-justified homicides over the last 8 years, since 2007. That is an average of 28 suicides and 67 non-justified homicides annually. Let's compare the rates per 100,000 people between the entire US population and carriers:
Firearm suicides: US = 6.7; carriers = 0.137
Firearm homicides: US = 3.5; carriers = 0.331
In other words, according to the New York Times:
The US population commits firearm suicide at a rate 49 TIMES that of legal carriers.
The US population commits non-justified firearm homicide at a rate 10 TIMES that of legal carriers.
In reply to the story New York Times Editorial Board: 'The Concealed-Carry Fantasy'
[8] September 24, 2015 at 9:32am
Come on, TheBlaze, don't start automatically playing videos. Your load times are bad enough, with all the ad/tracking stuff you've pushing out.
Seems like a clear suicide-by-cop to me. Had a gun, obviously loaded since he previous shot himself, refused orders… I'm sure this will be cleared as a good shoot, and equally certain it'll be promoted by the liberals as white cop shoots black man (in wheelchair).
In reply to the story Shock Video Shows the Moment Police Shoot and Kill Armed Man in Wheelchair: 'Hands Up!'
[1] June 22, 2015 at 12:57pm
Dear genius:
The bombs you would have like to drop on rail lines were made by "weapons manufacturers." In fact, the Nazis themselves were stopped by munitions provided by "weapons manufacturers." The vast number of defensive gun uses in the US employ tools provided by "weapons manufacturers." Our police — not to mention the papal guards — are armed with tools from "weapons manufacturers."
Making weapons is certainly not un-Christian. It is people who choose what to do with those weapons.
[-6] May 28, 2015 at 1:01pm
Have you been reading a weekly bulletin from this mosque or something? How exactly would you know what they have or have not said about ISIS, etc? Please be rational.
In reply to Granitefields's comment on the story Police on Edge Over Upcoming 'Draw Muhammad' Contest That Encourages Attendees to Bring Their Guns
[6] May 28, 2015 at 1:07pm
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[-4] May 28, 2015 at 12:59pm
When those on the left claim that any statement about radical Islamic Jihadists that doesn't explicitly identify that they are a subset of Islam is an attack on all Muslims, I generally believe they are full of it. Here, though, is living proof of their point. "F- Islam"? Idiot.
All Christians, Muslims, Buddists, atheists, etc are not the same, not interchangeable. I do not consider Nidal Hassan representative of all members of the Islamic faith any more than the Westboro Baptists are representative of Christianity or this idiot is representative of all atheists. Without this distinction, this man tramples the First Amendment. Religious freedom is the first provision of the First Amendment to the US Constitution, not freedom of speech.
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[3] May 28, 2015 at 1:09pm
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[2] May 28, 2015 at 1:39pm
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[2] May 27, 2015 at 6:55pm
"defying her supervisor's request"
No, she did not. When you are military, your supervisor does not make "requests," they issue orders. Disobeying them is grounds for discipline, and repeatedly disobeying them is a UCMJ violation subject to discharge.
There is an issue, in that an equivalent quote from Islam would have likely been ignored… but that is speculation (grounded in experience).
In reply to the story Marine Who Refused to Remove a Bible Reference Posted in Her Work Station Was Court-Martialed and Given a Bad-Conduct Discharge. Now, She's Fighting Back.
[1] May 27, 2015 at 7:07pm
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[2] April 8, 2015 at 7:54am
The fact that she is "being affected" is not material to the question of her commitment to lease a given number of rooms. In no way has the state "frustrated" this contract. Those she had planned to attend have no impediment to doing so.
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[5] April 8, 2015 at 7:52am
You sign the contract, you live by its contents. What do you expect the hotel to do? Whom you should hold responsible for the fallout here is clear… those calling for boycotts in attempt to hurt those whose beliefs differ from what they deem OK.
In reply to the contribution Grieving Mom on the Hook for Empty Hotel Rooms Following Indiana Boycott
[4] March 17, 2015 at 7:15pm
Here's my take. How about we stop letting liberals do such a crappy job of educating our children?
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[-1] March 17, 2015 at 9:24pm
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March 9, 2015 at 7:45pm
Yet Gallup continues to show gun ownership in the high 40%'s… and so does the ABC/WaPo poll.
What's really telling in ALL of these polls is that they track data at the household level, but analysis of said results never seem to mention the increase in number of households in the US (due to divorce, single parenthood, population growth, and so forth). This article, for example, compares current GSS data to data from around 1980 when the survey apparently said "about half" had a gun in the home.
In 1980 there were 80.8 MM households according the the Census. In 2015, there were 115.2 MM. So GSS says in 1980 there were about 40 MM households (50% of 80 MM) with guns, and in 2014 there were 37 MM (32% of 115). Using the ONLY long-running survey that shows a percentage decline.
In reply to the story Major Survey Finds Surprising Trend in Gun Ownership
March 9, 2015 at 7:52pm
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[2] March 2, 2015 at 6:48pm
The LEOPA defines armor piercing for its own context. In military terms, the M855 round is not an AP round… the 5.56 AP round is the M995.
[3] February 19, 2015 at 9:37am
First, spend less energy on what anonymous people say to you over the Internet. More importantly, get your facts straight.
"Women make up 15% of murder victims, in 90% of these cases, the murderer was a man she knew well, a husband, father, or boyfriend." Completely false. The category in the FBI statistics you're drawing from is "family, friend, or acquaintance." While it does include husbands and boyfriends, the bulk of people thus classified are folks like the neighbor you see at their mailbox twice a year, a cab driver, and your drug dealer.
"Having a gun in the house increases the likelihood of being killed by the gun by about 8 times." This claim has been thoroughly debunked, and wasn't based on scientific method anyway. The study authors _assumed_ that if someone had a gun in the home and were shot to death, that the gun kept in the home was the one with which they were shot… obviously bogus. What's more, there was no control attempted for the level of danger individuals faced. Quite simply, those who lawfully keep a firearm int heir house are also those at greater risk of violence, thus more likely to be subject to murder.
You cannot read propaganda from MAIG (now Everytown for Gun Safety) and assume it to be accurate. Everyone should know that after the debacle over their claim that there had been "100 Newtowns since Newtown," since even CNN noted that at least 85 of the incidents they claimed were nothing like Newtown.
Carry or don't.
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[2] February 19, 2015 at 10:11am
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[2] February 17, 2015 at 10:06am
"95 percent of your murders and murderers, and murder victims fit one M.O. You can just take the description, Xerox it, and pass it out to all of the cops. They are male, minorities, 15 to 25."
As Dr. John Lott points out, this claim is completely false. While blacks specifically are disproportionately represented among murder victims and murderers, and the same is true of gang-aged youth, the numbers are nothing like 95%. All blacks taken together commit around 50% of murders. Add in all other minorities and you barely crack 60%.
As with everything else coming from Bloomberg about guns, this claim is a lie.
In reply to the story Audio Surfaces of Michael Bloomberg's Brutally Candid Comments About Guns and Minorities
February 16, 2015 at 10:59am
Sound research indicates that the costs of locking up guns far outweighs the benefits at a state level. No sound research indicates a net benefit. Incidents like this one — a minor in a household accesses family guns (which may or may not have been locked up) — are exceptionally rare, but John Lott's analysis of state-wide laws for "safe storage" of firearms show approximately "300 more total murders and 4,000 more rapes occurred each year in 18 states with [safe storage] laws."
It may make sense on an individual level to elect to lock up one's guns, depending on situational factors. It certainly does not make sense to mandate same. You can't ignore the benefits to focus solely on the costs.
In reply to YOU_people's comment on the story Deadly Shootout With Teen Leads Police to Horrific Discovery in His Family's Kentucky Home
[-1] February 16, 2015 at 12:33pm
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February 16, 2015 at 11:28pm
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[8] February 16, 2015 at 10:52am
Do your research, Pastor. The costs of "lock up your weapons" are vast while the benefits are not, as well established in peer reviewed research. Lott, for example, concludes that "300 more total murders and 4,000 more rapes occurred each year in 18 states with [Safe Storage] laws."
You cannot simply look at one side of the equation, especially when you're simply going to assume significant benefits on that side… there are in fact numerous examples of both A) unauthorized users — youth and otherwise — who accessed weapons that were locked up and did wrong with them and B) potential defenders of self or others who could have mounted an effective defense to wrong if they could have accessed weapons that were locked up. On top of that, _laws_ requiring safe storage generate documented increases in hot burglaries, murders, and rapes. Your conclusions are likely based on nothing more than a biased media… but you can do better than that.
[28] February 13, 2015 at 9:25am
Haven't read the book, won't see the movie, but people have a right to their own choices. If the parties consent legitimately, don't be stupid enough to call something two free people freely elect to do together "abuse." Worry about you.
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What are the pros? lots of fruit, dwarf size
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I have three plants and I can hardly keep up with the harvest. Fortunately, if I lose track of the piles of peppers in my basket, they do not rot. They dry themselves. I have been helping them along with my toaster oven on a low setting with the intent to make a hot pepper powder. They acquire a very fruity, meaty smell when lightly toasted. I have not had a chance to taste them powdered, yet. Others may find that the peppers are too small, but I really don't need that much heat. One pepper is enough for one dish, unless it is a bean soup or something, then I can get away with two. I think they are very hot little peppers. Conveniently sized plants and self-drying fruits. Mine are in the ground, but they would do well in a pot, too.
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When Evan Goodman, a consensus four star offensive tackle from Lakeland, Florida, committed to Arizona State in 2012, it was considered one of the cornerstone pieces of Head Coach Todd Graham's first recruiting class in Tempe. Not only did the Sun Devils manage to wrestle Goodman away from nearly every team in the SEC and ACC conferences, they also figured to have their starting left tackle for years to come.
But things began slowly for Goodman at Arizona State. As a true freshman, he played in 11 games for the Sun Devils, mostly as a back-up to Finkenberg. An ankle injury the following spring limited the 6-4, 315 pound lineman throughout the offseason, putting him even further behind the incumbent Finkenberg when the Sun Devils opened up fall camp and eventually forced him to redshirt.
"It was really disappointing," said Goodman recently after practice on having to redshirt. "Coming into my sophomore year, you know, during the offseason I was working real, real hard. I think it was the second day of spring camp I twisted my ankle real bad. I couldn't really go full speed after that and all offseason it was really bothering me.
"Then during fall camp, it didn't really go away so the coaches were like, 'Alright Evan, we're going to put you on heavy package,' and I was like, "You know what, just redshirt me because I want to start. I don't want to be on heavy package."
While the decision to redshirt was mutual for both the player and the coaching staff, the disappointment of having to sit out a year stung for Goodman. But it wasn't a complete loss either.
Not only did redshirting preserve a year of eligibility of Goodman, giving him now three full seasons to start at left tackle, it also allowed him learn from Finkenberg without the pressure of competing for a starting spot while also being able to fine-tune the details of his left tackle position.
"It really benefitted me," he said. "It helped me getting up to the ball and understanding the plays faster because the second team, you know, runs a little slower. Being on the first team, everything is faster, so it was little different, but that year really helped me get up to speed.
"Evan was a great mentor because he'd been playing left tackle ever since his sophomore year and even a little during his freshman year, so it was a really big deal for me to come in and try to emulate everything that he did. He's a great person and a great guy to learn from."
While the Sun Devils are forced to replace, not only Finkenberg, but center Kody Koebensky along the offensive line as well, they've been off to a good start through the first two weeks of spring practice.
Junior Nick Kelly has assumed the starting center role while Goodman has stepped in nicely at left tackle, complementing returning starters Jamil Douglas, Vi Teofilo and Tyler Sulka, while also providing Arizona State with one of its most talented offensive lines in years.
"I feel real comfortable out there now because I've got Jamil right next to me who's about to be a third year starter," added Goodman. "That's pretty good having a guy with that kind of experience lining up next to you. I know Nick Kelly is going to be a real good center too and one of the leaders on our offensive line, so I feel comfortable with it.
"Things are going real good for us. We're gelling a lot faster than I expected and that's probably because being an offensive lineman, it's easier to gel because there's only five of y'all on the field. And because there's so much communication that goes on between us five, you gel faster because you talk more than everyone else."
Last season, Arizona State finished 11th in the nation in scoring (39.7) and 17th in total offense (457.3), and figures to once again be one of the more explosive offensive units in college football in 2014 with senior quarterback Taylor Kelly back at the helm for a third season. One of the challenges for the offensive line in 2014 though will be keeping Kelly upright, an area the team struggled with last year.
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We are about to get another chance to buy stocks on the cheap.
Back in July of 2011, the world was worried about the impending debt ceiling that would throw the American economy into a tailspin from which we might never recover. I was getting multiple phone calls from clients wondering what we were going to do once America defaulted, to which I responded by writing an article to "do nothing". History will show that the debt scare came and went, and stocks have added around 20% since that time when you include dividends.
Like the Fiscal Cliff silliness we just experienced, this debt ceiling will be nothing more than an opportunity to buy stocks at a lower price before an eventual run back up to a fair relative value when comparing stocks to the fixed income market. As with the fiscal cliff, the government will string America along until that last moment when a "deal" will be reached, and politicians will have justified their jobs by "saving" America from ruin.
The reason this is all a complete charade is simple. The debt ceiling is pointless and not needed. Congress has already voted on their spending and tax plans with the fiscal cliff deal. That deal already guarantees another trillion + dollar deficit which will add to the debt. By not raising the ceiling, they will make their vote on the fiscal cliff null and void. It would be like me committing to swim after I was already in the pool, then telling the pool owner that if he didn't add water to the pool, I wouldn't get in.
How can you implement a spending deficit plan and then not raise the artificial debt ceiling (which means absolutely nothing in the first place.)
Now that you know my thoughts on the coming "crisis" it makes sense to figure out a way to game what I think is going to take place.
On November 16 as the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) was in the midst of pulling back 9% from highs it hit just a few weeks before, I typed an article stating it was time to buy stocks again. I thought we were near a low that we could see within a few weeks of that article. I had no idea that the low would happen right then. Since then, the market has risen a tad over 10% in a matter of 9 weeks. Sentiment at the time of that article was in the pits, and technically, the market was ready for a bounce.
Fast forward to today with the S&P 500 breaking out to new 5 year highs. While I still believe we will see new all time highs within 12-18 months, I believe we are at a point where it's time to wait for one final pull-back in stocks before the test of all time highs. My reasoning is based on the fact we should be hearing more and more rhetoric about the impending debt ceiling crisis which will scare investors out of stocks in the short term, but as of now, that is not happening. What we are seeing currently is a love of stocks in the short term.
The AAII Sentiment Survey reported frothy numbers for the 7th time in the past 8 weeks:
- Bullish: 43.9%, down 2.5 percentage points
- Neutral: 28.7%, up 2.1 percentage points
- Bearish: 27.3%, up 0.4 percentage points
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- Bullish: 39.0%
- Neutral: 30.6%
- Bearish: 30.6%
So here we are, breaking out to new multi-year highs, with sentiment on the frothy end of the scale, and the impending flurry of fake bad news about to hit the airwaves in gale-force fashion. For a little icing on the cake, the VIX (NYSEARCA:VXX), often used by traders as a gauge on fear in the market, has collapsed to a level not seen since before the 2008 financial crisis.
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Everything is lining up for the market to see a decent sized pullback in the short term. My guess is the market will roll over slowly, probably starting tomorrow now that Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has reported lower than expected revenues and is down over 5% after hours. Sentiment in the market place will not change over night, but this will be the first event that will form the short term top I believe we are about to see. We have been almost fully invested in client accounts for the past few years, but for the first time in a long time, we are selling stocks and not reinvesting the proceeds. Our cash levels in core accounts are from 4-10% at the moment as we anticipate a short term, but sharp pull back that will be "buy-able" sometime in March as the politicians come and rescue us from something we don't really need to be rescued from.
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Be mindful of the fact that we are still around 90%+ invested. By no means do I think we are about to collapse to head into a new bear market. I just want to have enough cash on hand to take advantage of a potential pull back that seems ripe for the picking at the moment. Position yourself accordingly.
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Introducing: Teri Hatcher from the Chopped Celebrity Holiday Bashby Maria Russo in Shows, November 27th, 2013
For one night only, the Chopped Kitchen will turn into a celebrity playground as four television stars take their places at the stove and cook against the clock in three rounds of Chopped competition. Teri Hatcher, Anthony Anderson, Antonio Sabato Jr. and Dawn Wells will face off in the first-ever Celebrity Holiday Bash on Sunday, Dec. 1 at 10pm/9c, and in the spirit of the season, they'll find holiday-themed ingredients in each of their baskets. While these all-stars may be after personal culinary vindication and lasting bragging rights in the kitchen, they're also competing for charity, and the winner will ultimately be able to donate $10,000 to the organization of his or her choice.
To prepare for this all-star extravaganza, FN Dish is introducing you to each of the celebrities. Today we're shining the spotlight on Teri Hatcher, who played Lois Lane on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and, most recently, Susan Mayer on Desperate Housewives. Read on below to hear from Teri, learn about her experience in the kitchen, and find out her most-memorable meal, must-have kitchen tool and more. Then check back tomorrow for another one-on-one interview.
What's your background in cooking?
Teri Hatcher: I have cooked my whole life, but … my parents used to pay me a quarter to cook dinner for them when I was … an early young teenager because they both worked. And I have cooked really big sort of traditional Christmas Eve dinners for, like, 25 people or Thanksgiving. But I feel like, especially when you're thinking about in comparison to this show or being a quote unquote chef … it's totally different to be able to follow a recipe than to be able to cook. So I'm definitely a really great recipe follower.


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Skip to comments.Karen Klein's school bus bullies receive death threats
Posted on 06/22/2012 10:24:42 AM PDT by Olog-hai
(CBS News) The seventh grade boys seen in a video taunting bus monitor Karen Klein are getting death threats, CBS News has learned.
The threats to the boys and their families come as online donations for the grandmother of eight continue to pour inalready totaling more than $449,000.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
$449,000? That's some nice compensation!
Karen Klein should take that almost half a million in donations, make some solid investments, and take a vacation for the rest of her life.
"The best revenge, is living well"
I have no sympathy for those little freaks.
And? We are supposed to be upset about this?
I would put all the young perpetrators in shocking pink uniforms, shave their heads and put them to work scrubbing town sidewalks with toothbrushes.
THAT might make them reassess their views on taunting people.
There's going to be a whole lotta schlubs trying to recreate the circumstances as part of a get-rich-quick scheme.
Their parents will end up suing her personally. Nothing like a liberal's greed.
The people making death threats are worse than what the boys did.
And so it goes.
"The seventh grade boys seen in a video taunting bus monitor Karen Klein are getting death threats, CBS News has learned."
My reaction to this:
I hope for at least a year, they are huddled in their beds every night, blankets over their head, jumping out of their skin at the sound of every bug that bumps against the window screen, thinking it's the person who's going to come and snuff them out. I'm not saying I hope it actually happens, but I hope they live in fear long enough to learn a lesson they will never forget. They need it. And their parents should be ashamed of themselves for raising such disgusting little roaches.
That being said, if my son did this, he wouldn't have to worry about any death threats, because Mrs. FD and I would kill him.
She is at 522k now
Over 523 now.
It really is coming in that fast.
I'm just curious - what exactly was the woman's "job" on the bus?
I never rode a bus as a kid, and my kids don't have elderly ladies on their busses.
To monitor these miscreants.
Why are people sending her money?
-—$449,000? Thats some nice compensation!
This represents the good-hearted people of this country, but the effort is misdirected —it represents appeasement/surrender.
These kids should be scrubbing the bathroom with a toothbrush. Period.
But the situation today is no different from what I witnessed in my junior high school years, back in the early '70s, in a wealthy suburb with the proverbial "great school system." It was more like "Lord of the Flies."
In the 1990s, I got my revenge by running for school committee in the same town. While the other candidates were talking about the new, futile, foreign language immersion program, I talked about how kids in junior high lived in fear, and how the bathroom mirrors were replaced by chrome plates, because the mirrors were constantly smashed.
The kids loved me. But the school personnel hated me, as did most parents. The experience was horrible, but one of my proudest moments. I lost in a landslide, was soon forgotten, and everything returned to normal.
It's all in the news. School bus monitor is the name.
It started with a goal of 5k to give her a vacation, but it went viral.
To see why, go here: http://www.indiegogo.com/loveforkarenhklein?c=home
Warning.... Very rough language.
The old lady will never have to work again.
Re: The people making death threats are worse than what the boys did.
Two wrongs don't make a right
This may be part of the problem. Had I, back in the 50's, failed to respect an elder, my father would have whipped me every step of the way to the door of the person I owed an apology to just to assure that I did apologize.
But back then, adults were more important than children.
my boys acted like that...their asses would look like eggplant meets banana in coloring
razor strap time*
actually i use a Luchesse belt that was their grandpas or a frat paddle
but i had a pal growing up whose daddy was a barber-cop and that strap was the worst whipping implement i ever saw
worse than switches or flyswatters or rubber hose etc
we're sadistic to our kids down South..lol
Honestly, when I saw the video, I thought the people picking on her were girls.
They sounded like girls...I guess these boys haven't hit puberty yet.
And the Big Lie continues. The video I watched revealed the GIRLS as the main aggressors, primarily one particulatly foul-mouthed little miscreant. But that would be sexist to say so - after all, we all know it is boys who are aggressive and foul; the precious little darling females are above reproach and future leaders of the coming liberal utopia.
——Two wrongs dont make a right——
It's only wrong in degree —death threats are excessive.
But perhaps these people know what I know, that the perps will get a slap on the wrist, which, in comparison, is worse.
When I was in junior high, many moons ago, 1 in 100 acts of bullying were punished. Nothing good happens to a teacher who administers punishment, so punishment is never administered.
Maybe the little bastiges are mistaking "I'd like to beat your ass" with a death thret.
Meanwhile, Karen should retire, go to Disneyland, and give 50K to whoever uploaded the video to Youtube.
I agree, beandog.
So true. At all of our large gatherings, the women would feed the men, then the women would eat, then us kids would get the leftovers.
Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.
Yep. You don't teach children of this country to be kind and empathic and respectful of their elders by out bullying the bullies.
Sweetness, matching the heart demonstrated by Karen, is what should teach everyone on how best to be. The children have punishment and learning coming to them for their misbehavior.
Everyone is blaming the parents, but I don't know these parents and can not condemn them. Children, in a pack of misbehaving peers at that age, make the decision to act like unthinking animals in a pack in following the leader rather than thinking for themselves and acting like a human being. This is how you learn to think before you become a blind follower of the coolest evil. In other words, a diversity 'hate whitey' hoodie mob following liberals. Or a hate fatty Moochelle follower.
How's that? These kids threatened to stab her in the stomach, and break into her house, among other vile things. The little bastards are just getting a taste of their own medicine. What goes around...comes around.
These brats are learning a good lesson: actions have consequences.
As far as people complaining about other people sending the old lady money — it's their money. If they want to send it to the old lady, it is nobody elses's business.
I hope she sends vacation postcards to the school those little beasts attended, with pretty pictures of Tahiti, Bermuda, Paris, Rome, etc, etc., with a note saying "Having the time of my life, and thank God I'll never have to see you again!"
Yeh -- the next time they do it they'll ask for a piece of the action.
I was in Rochester visiting family when this story broke, and only saw a small part of the video shown on the local news. I just watched the 10 minute segment posted online. I'm a female, and worked in uniform in male-only prisons in the NY prison system for 25 years. Convicted felons showed more respect than these little scumbags on the bus. From what I understand, she lost her job as a driver two years ago, and I'm assuming it's because she says she still suffers hearing problems despite wearing hearing aids. There are supposed to be a few more videos like this, but I haven't seen them. The one I watched was made on the last day of school, which is why these kids figured they could get away with it. These brats need to be humiliated in public, and made to do some type of community service work all summer long, from sun up to sun down. But then I'm sure their parents would cry foul.
Wonder who DID upload the vid to utube?
duties of a bus monitor
That is simply not true. It was boys harassing her.
let it be known far and wide...nothing is done in secret and there are CONSEQUENCES...
These brats need to be humiliated in public, and made to do some type of community service work all summer long, from sun up to sun down. But then I'm sure their parents would cry foul.
Yes, their parents would not want the precious little dears to be in the heat and away from their video games.
In addition to the community service, I would like to see them forced to sit in a cage in a mall with a sign explaining their offense. Passersby would not be allowed to harm them physically in any way, but they would be allowed to mock and insult them.
I would not want someone to actually do these kids physical harm — aside from the beating from their parents — but it is heartening to imagine them, as someone upthread said, living in fear that someone is coming after them.
I hope her fund tops $1M.
If this lady was a bus "monitor", didn't she have any authority to discipline these little bastards? Isn't that her job? I would think she would have the authority to tell the driver to stop and kick the punks off the bus. If these little sh*ts treated my mother like that, I would ride the bus the next day and have her point them out to me.
If you haven't seen the video, maybe you should! I could not watch all of it - but I watched enough to realize these kids didn't only taunt her, they threatened her with knives. Cutting her open? I was so disturbed that I had to turn it off.
I'm telling you it was the worst abuse I have ever seen in my life and it went on forever! I just wanted to hug her and smash lose boys faces!
Her job on the bus was to protect the kids from just what the kids did to her. Imagine that....
"Their parents will end up suing her personally. Nothing like a liberals greed."
Why, she didn't press charges against the darlings.
A decent woman she is I expect. Something these hellions never had a clue about. Too much peer pressure, TV and media exploitation.
Most parents shouldn't be...
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Smart ForTwo - with Suzuki Hayabusa engine
Posted 25 September 2008 - 01:33 PM
sooo cool lol.
i saw this car before racing a ferrari in a drag race. so funny. had it on my phone everyone that watched was like: omg wtf hax
Posted 25 September 2008 - 01:40 PM
Edit: Hugely modified jixxer engine, w/ a ton of air filters. They'd need a whole new clutch & 'box though, to fit the car, made for racing, etc. Guy needs to start changing gear a Little more / earlier if he doesn't want his right arm blown off, or a huge bill for new piston rings.
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Posted 25 September 2008 - 02:19 PM
yep this car is one crazy mofo
the video of it racing the ferrari is in related vids that pops up after the video finishes
Posted 12 October 2008 - 07:55 PM
That is so wrong on so many levels.
If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's meant to be.
If not, point & laugh when it flies into a woodchipper.
Posted 12 October 2008 - 08:05 PM
Aw, my first post. You may call it "arrogant". I prefer "foreshadowing".
Yeah, I'm new here. Don't piss me off and we'll be fine.
Posted 13 October 2008 - 02:23 AM
imagine seeing that speed past you lol, you wouldnt believe your eyes ehhe.
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Beumer ordered to testify at trial of two men charged with robbing him
Local businessman Ira Beumer, charged with murder stemming from his vehicular chase of four men accused of robbing him more than a year ago, has been ordered by Vanderburgh Circuit Court Judge David Kiely to testify with immunity during the trials of two of those men.
Kiely made the same ruling on a request Deputy Prosecutor Charles Berger filed Monday to compel Beumer's wife Maria Beumer to testify with immunity.
The rulings were made during a court appearance Monday for Dezmont Hogan, 25, one of four men facing charges in connection with the Feb. 19, 2012, home invasion robbery at Beumer's northern Vanderburgh County residence.
Hogan, Jeton Hall, 23, and Nalakeio Bennett, 21, are all charged with burglary resulting in bodily injury, criminal confinement and theft. A fourth man, Eric Weston Dunn, was arrested later and faces the same charges and an additional charge of assisting a criminal.
Berger is seeking court orders to have both Ira and Maria Beumer testify with immunity in the trials of all four men.
Superior Court Judges Wayne Trockman and Robert Pigman, who are presiding over Bennett's and Dunn's cases, will rule separately on the immunity motions in those cases.
Beumer followed the men's car in a high-speed chase that resulted in the death of one its passengers, 22-year-old Antuan Jenkins, when his pickup collided with the car, according to the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office.
Believing that the crash was intentional, prosecutors took their case to a grand jury which indicted Beumer for murder, attempted murder and aggravated battery.
"He is in the unique position of being a defendant and witness on opposite sides of the court," said David Lamont, Beumer's attorney, who opposed the immunity order. "This will be violating his 5th Amendment rights. It would be like forcing him to testify at his own trial."
Berger said he needs the Beumers' testimony to establish that the men invaded their home and struck Ira Beumer with a pistol while robbing him.
While Kiely's ruling Tuesday does mean that Beumer, 41, will not be able to assert his right against self-incrimination under the 5th Amendment to the Constitution, the immunity will provide much of the same protection.
The immunity order means that when Beumer goes to trial on July 29 prosecutors cannot use anything Beumer might say, or any evidence they get as a result of what he says, against him.
However, Kiely said the immunity only extends to trials and hearings and does not apply to any attempts by defense attorneys for Hogan, Hall, Bennett and Dunn to take Beumer's deposition.
Also on Monday, Kiely denied a request by Hogan's attorney, William Gooden, to depose Ira Beumer and Maria Beumer ? meaning Beumer can refuse to give a sworn witness statement that could be used to defend Hogan.
Kiely also agreed to move Hogan's trial to Aug. 25 so Gooden could have time to question other prosecution witnesses.
Bennett's trial is scheduled for July 1 and Dunn's for July 22, in Superior Court.
Hall's trial is set for Aug. 19 in Circuit Court.


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Toggling through our various messaging in-box folders on the Gravity 3 is a win, but the e-mail experience itself feels rough. All the necessary elements are there, like viewing message alerts when you unlock your phone, opening embedded URLs in the browser, downloading messages with attachments, and adding things like appointments, tasks, and bookmarks into the e-mail message. However, Samsung and T-Mobile could have gone with a more spruced-up interface, more flexibility in setting preferences, and an adjustable typeface size that optimizes message-reading from the phone's constricted screen size.
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As we mentioned, photo quality is fair on the Gravity 3, but not stellar. The advantage of sharp edges is balanced by the negative of slightly dampened colors and a tinge of blurring. Beyond camera mode, the phone's built-in camcorder records clips in a 176x144-pixel resolution (QCIF), in either normal length or truncated for MMS. A video setting lets you record without audio. The other camcorder settings are similar to those of the still camera. After filling up the phone's 70MB of onboard memory, you can spill over to a 16GB external microSD.
If you don't care for the Gravity 3's default look, you can personalize it by switching out the wallpaper, screensavers, and alert tones. Gamers will find a handful of demos like Guitar Hero Mobile and The Sims 3 in the Media library, but you'll need to buy them from the T-Mobile Web store to keep playing past the demo.
We tested the quad-band (GSM 850/900/1,800/1,900; UMTS/HSDPA) Samsung Gravity 3 in San Francisco using the T-Mobile network. Call quality was good overall, with natural-sounding voice timbres and volumes. We noticed some distortions on our end, however, and on one occasion, some mysterious background beeping that was thankfully short-lived.
On their end, callers were satisfied with the call quality, noting just a bit of fuzziness at times. Calls over speakerphone were loud and mostly clear, with some buzz on our end. For their part, callers were impressed by the volume. Though a certain amount of echo is always expected with a speakerphone, it did not disrupt the call.
The Gravity 3's 3G speeds and signal remained strong while we tested it downtown and in several neighborhoods. We were able to stream YouTube videos without much buffering, but the stream, though steady, suffered from choppiness and small amounts of pixelation.
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A Mississippi woman with PTSD filed a federal lawsuit on Monday against American Airlines agents at Manhattan Regional Airport, claiming they subjected her to 48 hours of stress when she tried to board a flight with her service dog.
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A Maple Hill man was injured in a Wednesday morning accident that closed Kansas Highway 177 for several hours south of Manhattan, according to a Kansas Highway Patrol report.
The city will work to develop a funding strategy and construction phasing for an estimated $50 million of work to improve K-State's "north campus corridor.
The Manhattan Fire Department responded to a chemical spill at K-State's Biosecurity Research Institute at Pat Roberts Hall on Tuesday.
Along with Riley County police, Manhattan High School officials conducted a search for drugs on the school's campus Tuesday morning.
State education board member Deena Horst wants to focus on kindergarten readiness, addressing public education funding and filling teacher vacancies.
Changing Manhattan High School's mascot could cost USD 383 more than $300,000, according to a district official.
K-State has received more than $1 million of grant funding to research safety in nuclear reactors.
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This is a continuation to "Access Android devices from LXC" which explains how to access an Android device from within an LXC container. Android Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) represents the "mechanism" of compatibility for Android devices. It is a suite of tests that are run on an Android device to check compatibility of the device under test. We shall see how we can run CTS within LXC so that we have an option of running CTS from different operating systems and different JAVA versions.
LXC aka Linux Containers are a convenient way to run a light weight Virtual Machine. LXC provides a complete operating system with access to devices attached to host machine. Let us see how we can access an Android device from a LXC instance via adb or fastboot. I assume you have a working LXC with networking setup properly. I am using a LXC named 'test-lxc' which is a Debian sid based container (root@test-lxc:/#) and a Google Nexus 4 as android device with debug mode enabled. My host machine (stylesen@harshu:~$) is a Debian sid based Thinkpad.
I was introduced to Debian Operating System back in my college days somewhere in the year 2003. After almost 12 years of using Debian, today I feel proud to say I ve also contributed back to the Debian Community. Yes, I became a Debian Maintainer this week. Introduced in Debian Project News as a New Contributor - https://www.debian.org/News/weekly/2015/06/ I successfully completed Debian New Maintainer process and officially became a Debian Maintainer this week with my GPG key included in the Debian Maintainer Keyring!
Iceweasel is my primary web browser in Debian Jessie and I use it for Google Hangouts too. Recently a month back one fine day when I was about to start with a meeting after an 'apt-get upgrade' on my Debian machine, Google Hangouts stopped working in Iceweasel. Google marked Iceweasel as an unsupported browser and I was left without an option. Enormous searching asked me to use a different user-agent string to act as a supported browser, which also failed in my case. Even with a changed user-agent string Google rejected my Hangout sessions. I haven't been so very comfortable with Google Chrome web browser (experienced from past usages) and didn't want to try it on my Debian Jessie machines, just for Google Hangouts.
With the advent of SSD's and mSATA we have a very less system boot time in the order of few seconds. That makes us impatient to click and open applications on our desktops! I recently switched to SSDs in the machines which I use, to make the systems responsive and end with impatience ;)
All my systems run Debian Jessie (8.0) and the systems on which GUI is enabled I have GNOME 3, specifically GNOME 3.14.x. There are some primary applications such as Terminal, Pidigin, Icedove and Iceweasel which I want to be ready as soon as I login to my machine enabled with GUI. This takes 4 clicks after login, but I wanted to have 2 steps only, ie., power on and login after which everything should be ready to get going. The way to go is some kind of session Application startup manager where I can instruct my machine to startup application as soon as I login. Looks like we had gnome-session-properties in the past for configuring the same in GNOME. It was recently removed.
Linaro Automated Validation Architecture popularly called LAVA is composed of different components. One of the core components in the LAVA framework is the lava-server component. LAVA developers in the recent past made sure that lava-server's unit tests are working properly and relevant to current code base. As a developer of LAVA I hit this issue everytime I want to run unit tests for lava-server (when I switch environments), mainly due to postgresql dependency. Following are stuff you need to setup in order to run unit tests in LAVA. (Do not do this production deployment, only recommended for dev mode deployments)
lava-master is the default postgresql user created for administering LAVA related databases. In order to run unit tests, the default postgresql user of LAVA should have permissions to create and drop databases. The test database created by LAVA unit test is called 'test_lava-master'. The 'lava-master' user creates and destroys this 'test_lava-master' database each time the unit tests are run. You must be 'root' user in order to perform the following operations:


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A free six-week program to help people manage their symptoms, medications, pain, fatigue and depression is coming to Hinesville.
The biannual Fort Stewart Historic Communities Council meeting and Spring Cemetery visit will be Wednesday.
"The Huntsman: Winter's War" serves as a prequel to "Snow White and the Huntsman."
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The Lady Banks roses are in bloom and are so pretty. We have two large arbors covered with them.
Let me get this out of the way. "Dirty Grandpa" now has some serious competition from "The Boss" for the single most painfully unfunny comedy so far this year.
Hinesville Mayor Allen Brown signed a proclamation recognizing April as Autism Awareness Month last week. The Unique Puzzle Pack, a local autism-support group, asked everyone to wear blue on Friday and Saturday.
The weather was too cold to do anything but stay inside to stay warm for weveral weeks over the winter. So I had time to reread many of my local history books.
The Hinesville Area Arts Council will host an art exhibit, "Freestyle" featuring work by area tattoo artists during April.
"Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice" serves as both a sequel of sorts to "Man of Steel" and the setup for DC Comics to expand its cinematic universe.
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Alfred Jones was one of the first traders to install electric lighting in his shop and many people visited the store to see this new phenomenon.
Over the years, nine of the Jones sons were apprenticed to the shoe trade, and each went on to open their own stores trading under the name of A. Jones & Sons. These stores led the field by introducing stocks of ready-made shoes in 3 different widths and started a tradition in shoe fitting.
Following the Second World War expansion continued with the opening of a large warehouse in Eastbourne, East Sussex, the acquisition of new stores and the modernisation of branches. Throughout the expansion the ideals of a family business with a long standing reputation for quality care and fitting was maintained.
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"A380 Wake vortex threads" is perhaps one of the most often discussed issues here: just how bad can aviation journalism get?
Many posters claim to have the worst example (me included - see below). So maybe its time to set up our first ever A.net Aviation Journalism Awards
First we need a name: Any suggestions?
Then we need categories: I'd start with:
- Most obvious mis-description of an airliner?
- Best exaggeration or fear mongering?
- Most obvious mis-quote of a credible source?
- And, to turn it around: best nitpick by an a.net member?
And finally, nominees. I'll start by nominating one in the category "Best Exaggeration or Fear Mongering": what prompted this topic was a Toronto Star article on the LGA wing clip between a taxing AC Airbus and DL Embraer .. expensive mistake, yes, but surely just a minor incident, inconveniencing a few hundrend passengers? Not according to the Toronto Star: (quotes and link courtesy of DL787932ER):
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"But Salomon, 29, said it seemed the impact nearly tore off a large chunk of the rear wing of the Shuttle America jet.
"Everyone was all over the place. We were sitting in the airport for three hours, and they didn't offer anyone a food voucher," she said. "It was mayhem."
"Salomon said she was already a nervous flyer before the incident. The one thing I couldn't get out of my mind was that Kentucky flight," she said. Last month, 49 people died after a plane took off from the wrong runway at Lexington's Blue Grass Airport. All of a sudden you realize there's a lot of human error in this type of travel," Salomon said."
"It was a near-disastrous beginning to a trip that was already fraught with danger"
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Debby was downgraded to a tropical depression at 8 p.m. Tuesday after making landfall during the evening near Steinhatchee, Fla. The storm will continue to bring some heavy rain to parts of eastern Florida today, however the threat for widespread heavy rain appears to have passed.
Maximum sustained winds have weakened to 35 miles per hour. (The latest reports can be found below.)
Significant flooding in the wake of heavy rain from Debby continues to occur across portions of Florida. One to two feet of rain has already poured down across portions of northern and central Florida. Sanborn, Fla., received 20.10 inches of rain in 24 hours alone on Monday.
For a larger version of this map (with times in CDT), please visit the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center.
Emergency management officials issued a voluntary evacuation notice late Monday evening for residents in low-lying areas of Wakulla County, Fla., due to dangerous flooding. Voluntary evacuation orders were also issued for Suwanee County.
The Florida Highway patrol closed a portion of I-10, the main interstate highway through northern Florida, early Tuesday morning.
The storm has also spawned nearly two dozen tornadoes, which downed power lines, damaged homes and businesses and flipped semi trucks. While the threat for tornadoes will persist today in rain bands across the Florida peninsula, it will be much lower compared to earlier in the week.
In addition, with the storm weakening and pushing east, the threat for additional flooding is beginning to wane, but additional showers and storms expected later today will only exasperate existing problems.
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According to the National Weather Service, Debby has already claimed the lives of two people.
4:45 a.m. Wednesday EDT: The center of Debby is now near the eastern Florida coast, about 25 miles southeast of St. Augustine. Rain bands are continuing to diminish across the state, and heavy rain and flooding should be rather isolated today.
Midnight Wednesday EDT: 7.20 inches of rain has fallen since 8:00 a.m. Tuesday at Palm Coast, Fla.
8:15 p.m. Tuesday EDT: Bridge in danger of failing due to high water from the Steinhatchee River on South Canal Road, just east of Highway 51 in Southern Lafayette County, reported emergency manager.
6:25 p.m. Tuesday EDT : Yards and roads are flooded in Orange Park, Fla. Emergency management reported several ongoing water rescues in Jacksonville, Fla.
5:00 p.m. Tuesday EDT: Debby has made landfall near Steinhatchee, FL. Maximum sustained winds are at 40 mph. Coastal and inland flooding threats remain. Storm should downgrade to a tropical depression this evening and move off the coast near St. Augustine by tomorrow morning.
2:10 p.m. Tuesday EDT: Debby is picking up forward speed. The storm should now make landfall this evening near Cedar Key, Fla.
1:00 p.m. Tuesday EDT: AccuWeather Meteorologists discussed Debby's landfall. It is anticipated near Cedar Key, Fla., around sunrise Wednesday. Stay tuned for the latest information. Join a live chat with Expert Senior Meteorologist at 6-7 p.m. ET this evening on Twitter by using the hashtag #Accuchat or join a live discussion on Facebook.
11:21 a.m. Tuesday EDT: Meteorologists made a change to rain map to show that Jacksonville, Fla., will be in the core of rain later today and tonight. Watch for flash flooding.
11:0 a.m. Tuesday EDT: Debby has weakened further with 40 mph winds. Flooding remains a threat across northern Florida and southern Georgia.
7:54 a.m. Tuesday EDT: A house was surrounded by water near Woodbine, Ga.
7:38 a.m. Tuesday EDT: U.S> Highway 90 is flooded and closed in downtwon Live Oak, Fla. Several vehicles are reported to be in parking lots with water up to the top of wheelwells about 1.5 feet deep.
6:50 a.m. Tuesday EDT: AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Bill Deger reports that several rivers and waterways in northern Florida are experiencing major flooding or near-record flooding. They include the North Fork Black Creek near Middleburg, the Anclote River at Elfers and the Litle Manatee River at Wimauma.
5:40 a.m. Tuesday EDT: The heaviest rain from Debby is now pushing into southeastern Georgia. Rain will continue to fall at a rate of more than an inch an hour this morning in cities such as Brunswick.
3:00 a.m. Tuesday EDT: AccuWeather.com meteorologists report that the center of Debby appears to be barely moving, while the storm is showing some signs of weakening. However, heavy rains will continue to batter Florida and southern Georgia.
12:45 a.m. Tuesday EDT: 20.10 inches of rain has fallen over the last 24 hours in Sanborn, Fla.
Midnight Tuesday EDT: Doppler radar is indicating wind gusts to near 60 mph are occurring along the coast and inland from Apalachicola to the western Big Bend of Florida.
9:30 p.m. Monday EDT: Emergency management officials have issued a voluntary evacuation notice for residents in low-lying areas of Wakulla County, Fla., an area battered by flooding.
8:00 p.m. Monday EDT: Unconfirmed report of a brief funnel cloud in Lake County, Fla.
7:55 p.m. Monday EDT: Storm total of 11.50 inches of rain in Monticello (Jefferson County), Fla.
6:54 p.m. Monday EDT: 16.26 inches of rain has fallen since midnight in parts of Wakulla County, Fla.
6:02 p.m. Monday EDT: 10 inches of rain has fallen in Woodville (Leon County), Fla. since 1 p.m. today.
5:00 p.m. Monday EDT: Thunderstorm wind gusts measured up to 56 mph in Brevard County, Florida.
2:00 p.m. Monday EDT: The top 72-hour rainfall totals include 12.24" in Hernando County, 10.34" in St. Petersburg and 9.97" in Tampa, Fla.
12:12 p.m. Monday EDT: Water is beginning to approach low-lying homes in eastern and central Wakulla County, Fla.
12:12 p.m. Monday EDT: Knee-deep water reported near Sochoppy, Fla.
12:48 p.m. Monday EDT: According to CNN, the governor of Florida declares a state of emergency due to the severe impact of Debby.
12:00 p.m. Monday EDT: "Winds on radar continue to come down. I expect we will have a depression by the end of the day if not Tuesday AM," Expert Meteorologist Henry Margusity said. In addition, as a storm moves slowly or stays nearly stationary-as Debby is-upwelling occurs. This means cooler water is pulled to the surface of the ocean. Since tropical systems are fueled by warm water, upwelling can lead to weakening.
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Temperatures will take a tumble across the northeastern United States during the first half of this week.
Beneficial rain will douse California late this week, with the potential for some rain to reach southern portions of the state.
Following a chilly World Series opener during Tuesday evening, a chilly rain may threaten play for Game 2 in Cleveland on Wednesday evening.
A strengthening tropical cyclone will unleash heavy rain and strong winds on areas from western Myanmar to northeast India and Bangladesh this week.
Cool air that has been in place across the United Kingdom over the past week will be replaced with milder air by the middle of the week.
Flooding downpours and thunderstorms will target a part of the central United States at midweek.
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I frequently read a forum for employees where I work.
You've all seen the pictures people use to reply to threads on the internet. The bunny with a pancake on his head, the cargo planes showing those who care, Captain Picard saying "WTF is this...", Richard Simmons saying the thread is gay, etc.
Well one person on the forum has a picture for everything. People will even joke to him about it and ask him a question in the process, and he'll quickly reply with a picture that perfectly fits and he doesn't even need to type anything.
Well that poster won't disclose where all these funny pictures are but I'd like to know, and so would others.
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Unfortunately, this old saying doesn't make a lot of sense in the context of modern science.
Does it matter whether your calories come from solid food or liquid? A calorie is a calorie right?
According to some recent studies, fat substitutes may not help when it comes to losing weight. In fact, artificially low fat snacks may lead to weight gain.
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You've probably seen them on "60 Minutes": 800-pound giants so trapped in fat that they can barely walk. While people that big are a rarity, many Americans do suffer from obesity.