text: If you're looking for tips for a healthy, safe and environmentally friendly lifestyle, mark your calendar for Garland's annual Healthy Living Expo. The event is set for Saturday, Sept. 21, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Curtis Culwell Center, 4999 Naaman Forest Blvd. The Expo includes the H2O 5K, sponsored by the City of Garland's Water and Stormwater Management departments to raise awareness about conserving and protecting water resources while encouraging physical fitness. "The Healthy Living Expo provides resources and ideas for our residents and neighbors who want to learn more about personal health, safety and environmental issues that impact the entire family," says Garland Mayor Douglas Athas. "Whether your goals are to get fit, reduce clutter or save money on your utilities, the Expo is the place to find useful information." Healthy You exhibitors will offer a variety of free health screenings, along with helpful insights for nutrition, exercise and more. Flu shots also will be available for a cost. Healthy Earth exhibitors will feature landscaping information, energy-saving advice, recycling information and much more. You will have the opportunity to recycle or donate a multitude of items. The event will also include adoptable pets from the Garland Animal Shelter, electronics recycling, paper shredding, a drop-off for expired or unwanted medications, and donation drop-offs for shoes and discarded eyeglasses. Flu shots will be available through the City of Garland Health Departments. Please bring your insurance card for BCBS, Medicaid or CHIP and Medicare "Part B". For a complete list of available vaccines and costs, please visit the event website or call 972-205-3370. The H20 5K will be at 8:15 a.m. Advance registration is only $10 by Sept. 6 and will include a free race shirt. After Sept. 6 registration is $15 with a limited amount of shirts available, so please register soon! Online and mail-in registration is available at garlandgoesgreen.org. Admission to the Expo is free. The first 750 patrons who visit the Expo will receive a free folding tote bag. Only one bag per family, please. The Healthy Living Expo is presented by Baylor Medical Center at Garland, the City of Garland Water Utilities, Environmental Waste Services, and Stormwater Management, Garland Power & Light, Garland Independent School District, and the Garland Chamber of Commerce with Fox4 as broadcast media sponsor. Other friends of the Expo include Frost Bank and Batteries Plus. For more details about Healthy Living Expo activities, visit the Healthy Living Expo web page.


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A Baxter homeowner believes in the concept of constantly upgrading the residence to maintain its real estate value.
And those improvements don't need to be costly. That same homeowner recently totally remodeled his kitchen with materials that cost less than $400.
The wood kitchen cabinets were original from when the house was built 23 years ago. The homeowner's main goal with the project was to brighten the look of the kitchen.
The owner had removed a small wall and installed a new wood floor and counter tops in the past year, but the wood cabinets took away from the updated feel of the wood floor and counter top.
The project started with removing all 15 doors from the cabinets. A coat of Stix, a waterborne bonding primer, was applied. This fast-drying product allowed for a final interior paint to "stick" to the wood cabinets.
The Stix coat was applied by brush, but the final paint coat was covered as the doors were laid flat in the garage, and painted with a lightweight spray gun.
The cabinet structure and drawers were also covered with Stix, and two coats of paint with a brush. An off-white (soy) color was chosen to lighten the room. The same colors were used on a counter island in the middle of the kitchen.
The light color on the cabinets successfully pulled out the natural wood of the floor and counter tops.
To complete the kitchen, a backsplash with a tile pattern was applied between the cabinets and counter tops.
To add to the ambience, the walls and ceiling in the kitchen were changed from an off-white to a solid brown color that complimented the new tile.
A final touch was adding remote lighting that was mounted under the upper cabinets and spray painting the light fixtures brown.
The light colored cabinets and appliances go well together with the wood floors and tan counter tops and brown walls.
The kitchen now takes on a fresh look that modernized and lightens the room in a cost-effective manner.

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But five?
In a party?
There's a reason why I didn't legacy, and it's to abuse level matchmaking.
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I'm okay with one legacy 5 person.
But five?
In a party?
There's a reason why I didn't legacy, and it's to abuse level matchmaking.
I regret legacying ( think I just used a word that doesn't exists)... I was a Legacy 3 for the longest time and decided to go to Legacy 4 in January now every match i'm teamed up with level 1- 15.
I wish ND gave us the option to reset everything (which entails losing everything you ever unlocked) I would gladly do it.
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Also, if I was given the option to reset, I'm ditching TeammateAssist.
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Legacying is a word.
Also, if I was given the option to reset, I'm ditching TeammateAssist.
I'd ditch xINESCAPABLEx as well just because of the name (like come on, what kind of name is Inescapable. It's practically calling me a stalker when I suck at stealth but I'm awesome at running away and escaping. Ooh, I'll be escapable :3).
But no seriously, I don't think I'll ever make a new account. Once you've added a million people like me, you always have someone to play with so you're never stuck with THAT many braindead people. Besides I don't want to have all my hard work go to waste, working for hours on end to get a treasure, or level up Scoped In and Cloaked.
I'd rather have a bad profile (22,000 kills to 16,000 deaths isn't THAT bad) than restart and be dishonest.
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Jim "Moose" Brown with Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band
It was a few years ago that a fellow called "Swine" introduced me to a fellow called "Moose". It struck me that only in Nashville would such names be common place. Both are award winning songwriters, producers and session players and I suppose that it doesn't really matter what you call them. Call them Successful!
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Everything as described super, except for parking, unfortunately associated with a speeding ticket. Howdy Markarian
Alles wie beschrieben super ,bis auf Parkplatz leider verbunden mit ein Strafzettel. Grüß Markarian
Everything worked out fine. The vote was timely and accurately, an inquiry was also answered quickly. In the apartment a few minor improvements could Wreden made, for example, a light repair on Mount Cabinet, and the Sitzgelegneheiten at the dinner table. Otherwise everything was great.
Alles hat prima geklappt. Die Abstimmung war zeitnah und präzise, eine Rückfrage wurde ebenfalls zügig beantwortet. In der wohnung könnten ein paar kleinere Verbesserungen vorgenommen wreden, z.B. eine Lichtreparatur am Badschränkchen, und die Sitzgelegneheiten am Esstisch. Ansonsten alles prima.
We were met by Katarina who was very pleasant but not much help. Her English was limited but she managed to convey what we needed to know with our limited German. But it would have been helpful to get some local tips, like the fact that all stores are closed on Sunday. We also had no way of contacting her, so when we ran out of TP and found the stores closed, we had a big problem! There were very few staples in the kitchen, just dishes. The apartment is nicely located and looked as it does in the photos.
Flat is very clean and nice, not far from city -centre. Subway is just around the corner. Wifi is free and works very good. It was a lovely weekend with my family in Wien.
Booked apartment was not available. Were upgraded in 2 bedroom apartment. She was quiet and very clean. Kitchen was well equipped. We were very pleased. Very good transport links. Good ice cream around the corner with your mouse Parlor. In 20 min. You are in the open (Steinhofgründe).
Gebuchtes Appartement war nicht verfügbar. Wurden upgegradet in 2 ZimmerWohnung. Die war ruhig und sehr sauber. Küche war auch gut eingerichtet. Wir waren sehr zufrieden. Sehr gute Verkehrsanbindung. Gutes Eis um die Ecke bei Maus Eissalon. In 20 Min. ist man im Grünen (Steinhofgründe).
Simple but good hotel near the U1 Vorgartenstrasse. Danube Island and the city center easy and easily accessible. Nice people and good support.
Einfache aber gute Unterkunft in der Nähe der U1 Vorgartenstrasse. Donauinsel und Stadtmitte einfach und gut erreichbar. Nette Leute und gute Unterstützung.
The keys worked well, although we arrived after 22 clock. Due to lack of luggage we were served by Katherina with the necessary things and we could at least brush your teeth. Thanks again.
The apartment was very convenient and well located. The road is unfortunately quite noisy, so that you can barely open the window. But we felt very comfortable.
A few things were not quite optimal: The beautiful bathroom is often cold because of the forced ventilation, which dissipates the heat. Missing darkening the window and some equipment gaps as teapot, egg cups and spoons.
Disturbing I find then a Wimdu mail - bombing with daily specials!
Die Schlüsselübergabe klappte bestens,obwohl wir erst nach 22 Uhr ankamen. Wegen fehlender Koffer wurden wir von Katherina mit den nötigsten Sachen versorgt und konnten uns wenigstens die Zähne putzen. Danke noch mal.
Das Apartement war sehr praktisch und gut gelegen. Die Straße ist leider recht laut, so dass man kaum das Fenster öffnen kann. Wir haben uns aber sehr wohl gefühlt.
Ein paar Kleinigkeiten waren nicht ganz optimal: Das schöne Bad ist oft kalt wegen der Zwangslüftung,die die Wärme abführt. Fehlende Verdunklung am Fenster und einige Ausstattungslücken wie Teekanne, Eierbecher und -löffel.
Störend finde ich nun das wimdu mail - bombardement mit täglichen Angeboten!
The description of the location and the apartment is correct. However, the apartment was not very well kept: The water in the bathroom ran from barely, many light bulbs were broken and the Kitchen knives and similar practical little things was somewhat sparingly. Apart from that, the location was great, the beds comfortable, the two bathrooms and toilets for 6 people extremely practical and pretty original old building apartment with perfect connections to public transport had great feel-good factor.
Die Beschreibung der Lage und der Wohnung ist zutreffend. Allerdings war die Wohnung nicht besonders gut gepflegt: Das Wasser im Bad lief kaum ab, viele Glühbirnen waren defekt und die Ausstattung der Küche mit Messern und ähnlichen praktischen Kleinigkeiten war etwas sparsam. Davon abgesehen war die Lage super, die Betten bequem, die zwei Bäder und Toiletten für 6 Personen enorm praktisch und die ziemlich originale Altbau-Wohnung mit perfekter Anbindung an den öffentlichen Verkehr hatte großen Wohlfühlfaktor.
A typical Viennese townhouse.
We felt at home.
Gladly again
Eine typische Wiener Stadtwohnung.
Wir haben uns wohl gefühlt.
Gerne wieder
The apartment is clean and a great location just steps from the metro. The owners are friendly and always available and interested in our needs. I only have two remarks to make: the house is in the blue area and you can not park for a long time, so it would be appropriate that this fact was reported with an indication of where to leave the car. I used the "park & ride" suburban 7 metro stops, but maybe there is a better solution; in the kitchen is missing a corkscrew and a colander (we Italians!) and a hair dryer in the bathroom. Little things that easily overcome. For the rest good quality / price ratio. We were very happy with the stay.
L'appartamento è pulito e in ottima posizione a due passi dalla metro. I proprietari sono gentili e sempre disponibili e interessati alle nostre esigenze. Ho solo due rilievi da fare: la casa è in zona blu e non è possibile parcheggiare per lungo tempo, quindi sarebbe opportuno che questo fatto fosse segnalato con l'indicazione di dove lasciare l'auto. Io ho usato i "park & ride" di periferia a 7 fermate di metro, ma forse c'è una soluzione migliore; in cucina manca un cavatappi e uno scolapasta (siamo italiani!) e in bagno un asciugacapelli. Piccole cose a cui ovviare facilmente. Per il resto ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo. Siamo stati molto soddisfatti del soggiorno.
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A couple years ago I started researching minor league no-hitters using newspapers available on line from Google and the LOC Chronicling America, as well as Sporting Life and The Sporting News through Paper of Record.
I started with a spreadsheet of the no-hitters listed in the 3rd edition of the Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball. I got the spreadsheet from another SABR member, who had added some games that weren't listed in thr EoMiLB.
To date, there have been more than 350 no-hitters not listed in the EoMiLB added to the spreadsheet. I've been sending new finds to Lloyd Johnson, one of the EoMiLB editors, so they can be added to the next edition, which is in progress.
Anyone who wants to peruse the spreadsheet is welcome to do so. Here's the link:


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I'm really interested in a couple of Lineman at the Shrine game that are small school kids i researched some.. Earl Watford G James Madison and Mark Jackson OT Glenville St.. I'm not surprised those 2 were interviewed on 1st day at all.. Mark Jackson is a guy who could be a small school kid to rise up to 4th rd range, as hes got elite size, and can move his feet...
I see Stansly Maponga DE TCU has declared.. Heres another kid who should of gone back to school , who declared.. Hes got tremendous upside though, and it'll be interesting to see where he goes.. THis is a must draft to trade for extra picks in my opinion.. With so many kids declaring early and 2teams missing 2nd rd picks(browns and saints), it makes a ton of sense to trade to the end of RD 1 or right outta rd 1 and load up on picks....
What corners do you like coming out? And who do you think would be a good fit for us?[/quote] I'll give Redeye a hand on this one because i'm sure hes got a similar list The obvious top guys are Claiborne Kirkpatrick Dennard and Jenkins all though there are 2 guys after that i think are gonna be sensational players and i would not be surprised to see both either in RD 1 or very early RD 2 and if they go later someones getting a steal! Casey Hayward CB Vandy and Chase minnifield CB Virginia Those 2 are the complete package!
heres some guys outside of the TOP 4 and the 2 i mentioned(claiborne kirkpatrick dennard jenkins hayward minnifield)
Stephon Gilmore CB S Carolina
Jayron Hosley CB Va Tech
Trumaine Johnson CB/S montana(solid sleeper)
Brandon Boykin CB Georgia
Donnie Fletcher CB B College
Shaun Prater CB Iowa(his teammate micah hyde is a beast but could return)
Leonard Johnson CB Iowa St( one of my TOP CB SLEEPERS)
Theres about 13 Corners right there with solid potential and i left out a handful of guys who i like as sleepers And i left out Jr's as well
Donnie Fletcher[/QUOTE] This post is funny to me.. I was so sure of Leonard Johnson being a stud, and i realize he ran really bad at combine, but i loved em way before that even, and i don't know if he even got drafted, did he???lol I really thought he was a super sleeper, similar to how i felt about Johnny Patrick a couple yrs ago.. I liked Casey Hayward way more, adn hes gonna be a stud, but it cracks me up how u can feel so strongly about something, and be dead wrong when it comes to the Draft prospects..lol
This post started well before combine, might i add...
Great read on Khaseem Greene over on draft breakdown.. Sorry if someone posted all ready... This guy blows Arthur Brown away in overall skill set, and i like Arthur Brown..lol So, its not a diss, but just big complements for Greene..
This guy thinks Greene could go in RD1! Obviously, a guy of this size and physical nature, that can make plays and is super athletic and aggresive is something the giants need... This guy is gonna lay some mean hits in the NFL!
Falling in Love with Rutgers' Khaseem Greene | Draft Breakdown
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Dec 28, 2012 ... It's easy to fall in love with Rutgers' Khaseem Greene, as this is a player with the
potential to do great things in the NFL. Greene is the complete
Heres some INTERVIEWS from DAY2 of the SHRINE GAME..
2013 East-West Shrine Game: Tuesday's West Team Interviews
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Here is a recap of the player interviews that were conducted on the field after Tuesday's practice by the East team. Typically, these interviews with area scouts are to set up longer, formal interviews for a night during the week. While teams say they "talk" to every player, teams do not take the time to conduct formal interviews with every draft prospect, so this can be a clue as to which players are on their radar.
Arizona - Arizona quarterback Matt Scott
Atlanta - Texas Tech quarterback Seth Doege, Nevada safety Duke Williams, Middle Tennessee State wide receiver Amos Anthony
Chicago - SMU running back Zach Line, Kansas safety Bradley McDougald
Cleveland - Colorado defensive end Will Pericak
Jacksonville - Portland State kicker Zach Brown, Ohio State linebacker Nathan Williams, Iowa State linebacker A.J. Klein
Kansas City - Arizona State punter Josh Hubner
New York Jets - Western Michigan quarterback Alex Carder, Texas A&M running back Christine Michael, Mississippi State defensive tackle Josh Boyd, Utah State running back Kerwynn Williams, USC defensive end Wes Horton
San Diego - Utah State running back Kerwynn Williams, Ohio State linebacker Nathan Williams
San Francisco - Notre Dame safety Zeke Motta, SMU running back Zach Line
Washington - Kansas safety Bradley McDougald
Atlanta - Georgia Tech cornerback Rod Sweeting, Rutgers tight end D.C. Jefferson, Florida safety Josh Evans
Carolina - Penn State linebacker Gerald Hodges
Chicago - Florida safety Josh Evans
Indianapolis - Virginia Tech wide receiver Corey Fuller, James Madison guard Earl Watford
Kansas City - McMaster University tackle Matt Sewell
Minnesota - Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein
New Orleans - Boston College Chris Pantale
New York Jets - South Florida cornerback Kayvon Webster, Rutgers tight end D.C. Jefferson, Miami cornerback Brandon McGee, Connecticut linebacker Sio Moore
Philadelphia - Arkansas-Pine Bluff tackle Terron Armstead, Purdue cornerback Josh Johnson, Rutgers tight end D.C. Jefferson
San Diego - Virginia Tech wide receiver Corey Fuller, Connecticut linebacker Sio Moore
St. Louis - Clemson cornerback Xavier Brewer, Purdue cornerback Josh Johnson
Washington - South Florida linebacker Sam Barrington
Man, this Nathan Stanley QB SE Louisiana has alot of talent.. A big kid who can move in the pocket, is great playaction QB, and has zip, and down field accuracy... Hes very intriguing...
[ESPN's Mel Kiper believes BYU DE Ezekiel Ansah could be a top 17 pick and will last no later than the mid to late 20s.
"At the end of the day, (Ansah) is a first-round pick," Kiper said. We are in agreement that the BYU product will be a first-round pick and wouldn't be surprised if he was selected in the top-ten. Ansah will have a great test in mobile during the Senior Bowl and will hopefully carry momentum into the Combine where he will put up great numbers.
Source: Dan Kadar on Twitter
Jarvis Jones Expected to slide some on draft day: http://www.walterfootball.com/nfldraftrumormill.php
-The scouts said there are a few reasons that could add up to Jones falling into the 6-10 range. First of all, the scouts said that Jones is not a good workout guy. They don't believe that he is going to test well or stand out in the Combine or pre-draft workouts. Area scouts who cover Georgia say that Jones is not a weight-room guy. He doesn't put a lot of work in during the week, but would show up on Saturday and dominate naturally.
They said that Jones is a good guy and a good teammate, but just isn't a tireless worker. As one scout said, "Don't get me wrong, if you watch his tapes you'll say he is worth being the No. 1 rated player and going in the top five of the draft. You can watch him on Saturdays and see that this guy is animal. He's clearly the best player on the field, but not a guy that you'll be in love with during the week. Add in the medical concern and with the testing, and I think he's going to slide some on Draft Day."
Jones' medical condition is a spinal stenosis that happened as a freshman at USC. On a routine hit against Oregon, Jones sustained the injury. A specialist told him he would be fine, but USC's doctors wouldn't clear him and told him he should retire from football. After transferring to Georgia, Jones broke out as one of the best players in college football. -


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Wow -- we are reviewing all the feedback now. Thanks so much! The narrow frames are made to fit any style top bar, but the idea of packaging in 11 packs and then shaving down the top bars the requested width might be doable -- remember we carry more style frames than anyone out there. Which ones are next to be in demand besides the foundationless TB. Let us mull this all over and we would love a proto-type mailed to Kelley Attn: Jane or Eric. We will have some news soon.
I'll try to get a prototype on its way by Monday.
I sent the prototype frame yesterday. I hope it arrives safely and helps the process.
Just signed up for this site although I have been gathering info as a lurker for a while. I am trying to set up my first couple of hives and would like a status update on what seems to be long-term project.
Any news? Or should I make my own frames as well as well as boxes?
Kelley's gave up on the idea of manufacturing / selling narrow frames.
Trying to think inside the box...
I have a lot of frames I've narrowed to 1 1/4".
It's a lot of extra work.
It may have been beneficial in practice here in upstate NY, but I haven't kept any all-std-width-frame colonies for comparison....it may be a purely theoretical advantage and a bog waste of time, I don't know.
I am moving to western Washington, and MUCH milder winters, and won't be going to the trouble in the future unless I find some reason to other than the winter cluster being able to cover more frames in winter with the same number of bees.
I've never experienced mite problems despite not using any miticides.
I don't know if small cell comb is the reason for that or not, but as it costs lityle or no more money( and no more time) than large cell, I'll continue using it.
It's fun to experiment with these things for oneself.
Thanks Beregondo!
I am at 8000' in the Rockies. I started building my boxes this week, all 2x. Any other hints would be appreciated.
I am prepared for complete failure.
I only get decent internet about once a week, sorry about the delay.


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Question: A traveler is walking in the jungle. Then he found 4 paths. In the first one has a really deep mud. When people go there, they never come back. Second path have broken tracks, which is really unsafe for the people who take this path. In the third path, there is lion who didn't eat and drink anything for 3 months, so it might be really hungry by now. Last one have dinosaurs and volcanoes, so it's a very dangerous place. So, which path is the best for the traveler to take.
Answer: The traveler should take the third one because the lion didn't have anything for 3 months right? If it actually didn't, it will be dead now. So, this path is the best to go.
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Question: What goes through towns and over hills, but never moves?
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Question: Why don't ants wear gloves?
Answer: Duh, because they don't have hands.
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Question: "The Captain is my brother," testified the soldier. But the Captain testified he didn't have a brother. Who is telling the truth?
Answer: Both - the soldier was his sister
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Question: There were 2 doors. Behind the 1 door, is hell and behind the other door, is heaven but you don't know which door will take you to heaven. In front of them, there were 2 brothers, which is guarding the door. One of the brother always lie and the other one always tell the truth. Of course you don't know who is lying and who is not. You only get 1 question to ask one of them to figure out which door leads to heaven. What question you might ask? Remember you only get to ask 1 question. it means that you can't ask one question each of them. that will be 2 questions. You only ask 1 question to any of them and no more. How do you do that?
Answer: Go up to one of the guy and ask this question, " Hello, which door that your brother will point if I ask him which way is the heaven." Then take the other door. Don't enter the door that he was pointing. This question will work for both of them because if you ask this question to the truth guy, he will point the hell because he knows that his brother will point hell and if you asked to the liar, he'll still point hell because he knows that his brother will point to heaven door, so he lied. That's why you take the other door.
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Question: Alex was the strongest man in the world. He can lift up something that weighs 1000 kg easily. He can even pick up five women at once without any pain. But one day, there was a Weight Lifting Challenge Show. All the top 5 strongest man entered including Alex. The challenge is that they each have to lift up a really heavy object which weighs 1005 kg for five minutes. The winner is who didn't drop it until it reached the time. If they all did it, the judges will decide to give first place to a person who can lift it up easily and stand still with no trouble looking. If Alex was the strongest man, he'll probably come first. But he came second instead when the challenge was over. Why?
Answer: Because he's not the strongest man anymore. He used to be the strongest man. Read the first sentence again (Alex was the strongest man in the world). He was the strongest but someone is stronger than him now.


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Throughout my searches of the Lebanon Daily News, I've been somewhat amused by the constant appearance of Linda's mother, Fern Seibert. From what I can tell, she spent time working at different hospitals in the housekeeping department. Unfortunately, this often left her with different ailments and injuries. From these articles I managed to find churches and clubs Fern was a member of, her and her husband's occupation and more. I've bolded these finds below!
Union Sunday School Picnic at Hershey Park [August 1940]
In August of 1940, at the age of 17, Fern participated in a 100 yard dash at the Union Sunday School's annual picnic at Hershey Park. No word on whether or not she won!
Hit, Run Driver Injures Mrs. Fern Seibert, 32 [February 1955]
City police today were seeking the driver of an automobile which struck and injured Mrs. Fern Seibert, 32, wife of Franklin B. Seibert, 26 Hoffman St. near her home last night and sped away. The car is believed to be a cream-colored late model Ford.
Mrs. Seibert was struck down in the first block of East Cumberland Street, according to the report of Patrolmen Warren C. Frey and Clifford A. Roland and was found by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan of 431 Guilford Street, who drove by apparently just after the accident occurred.
Mrs. Seibert was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital, where she was admitted and treated for possible injuries of the neck and left hip. Her condition was called good at the hospital today.
A man suspected of being the driver of the car which struck Mrs. Seibert was picked up and questioned by police, but a film of dust on the car was undisturbed and he was quickly released by police.
Birth of Son [June 1956]
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Seibert, 26 Hoffman St., in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 1:15 a.m. today. Mrs. Seibert was formerly Fern Auchenbach. The father is employed by the Hershey Chocolate Corporation.
Note: This boy is most likely LeRoy.
Boy, 7, Struck By Car On East Cumberland St. [October 1963]
Seven-year-old LeRoy C. Seibert, 26. N. Hoffman St., was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital Friday night after he was struck and knocked down by a car in front of the Food Fair Store on East Cumberland Street.
Ammon Gibble Jr., 28, of 1108 Guilford St., was identified as the driver of the car.
The Seibert boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Seibert.
Young Seibert underwent an X-ray examination for possible injuries of the right elbow, pelvis and right leg after treatment in the hospital's emergency room. He was scheduled for a further examination today.
Gibble told Patrolman Carl R. Potocny he was traveling west on East Cumberland Street when the boy ran out from between parked cars on the south side of the highway. He said he applied his brakes and swerved to avoid hitting the child.
Traffic was described as very heavy at the time of the incident.
Struck by Car [February 1969]
A local woman was treated in the Good Samaritan Hospital after she was struck by a car at 12:30 p.m. Monday.
Patrolman Warren C. Frey said the accident occurred at Ninth and Guilford Streets. According to the report, Mrs. Fern Seibert, 604 N. Tenth St. was struck by the rear of the car as she was stepping off the curb on Ninth Street.
The car, driven by Samuel Vazquez Vazquez, 30, 937 Mifflin St., was making a right turn from Ninth Street onto Guilford.
Mrs. Seibert was treated for a sprain of the left shoulder. She was released after treatment.
Treated at Good Samaritan Hospital [September 1959]
Fern Seibert, 47, 604 N. Tenth St., was treated in the Good Samaritan Hospital on Thursday after suffering a small contusion of the forehead. She sustained the injury when she hit a table at work. She is employed at the Hospital.
Burned By Acid [March 1970]
Mrs. Fern Seibert, 47, 604 N. Tenth St., was treated at the Good Samaritan Hospital Sunday for a burned right hand. She was burned when she went to clean up what she thought was spilled water, and it turned out to be spilled acid. Mrs. Seibert is employed in the housekeeping department at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
Chemical In Eye [June 1970]
Mrs. Fern Seibert, 48, 604 N. Tenth St., who got a strong chemical in her left eye while at work at the hospital.
Cut On Glass [September 1970]
Fern A. Seibert, 48, 604 N. Tenth St., was treated Thursday at the Good Samaritan Hospital for a cut on the right hand suffered on broken glass.
Parked Car Causes Accident [November 1973]
A car parked with the engine running caused an accident involving a truck at Tenth and Water Streets Monday noon, according to a city police report.
The report of Patrolman George Gruber said the car is registered in the names of Franklin B. and Fern A. Seibert, 621 N. Tenth St., and the truck was driven by Charles W. Clay, 31, Newport, Pa. Seibert died suddenly Sunday morning.
According to the police report the Seibert car was parked on Water Street when it moved backward onto Tenth Street and made contact with the truck which was traveling south on Thenth. Clay, the report added, swerved his truck in an unsuccessful effort to avoid a crash. The car then spun around and traveled approximately 30 feet, mounted a curb and smashed into a rail fence at a city playground. The car then halted. Damage to the car was estimated at $375, to the truck at $40 and to the fence at $20.
Appointed to Job [December 1970]
Fern A. Seibert, 604 N. Tenth St., was appointed to a Cedar Haven job.
Appointments Made; One Person Resigns [November 1971]
Personnel actions taken Wednesday by the county commissioners during their weekly session included these:
Mrs. Dorotea Balmer, 998 E. Maple St., Palmyra, a clerk in the office of the prothonotary, submitted her resignation.
Also resigning was Fern A. Seibert, 621 N. Tenth St., a Cedar Haven employee.
Burglarized [October 1974]
A report by Patrolman Grant Switzer said someone entered a storage room at the apartment of Fern Seibert, also 621 N. 10th St., and stole Indian head pennies valued at $15 and two green Marine fatigue jackets. Entrance was made through an unlocked window.
CB League Holds Party [December 1974]
The Citizens Band Radio League of Lebanon held its annual Christmas party Sunday with 108 members attending.
Prizes were awarded to Fern Seibert, Marlin Tittle, Preston Pyles, Harold Umberger, Betty McKinney and Andora Hower.
Signs Citizens for Brightbill Movement [1977]
The last mention of Fern I could find was a list of supporters for District Attorney Candidate Brightbill.


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--There was a HUGE fire a few blocks from my office yesterday afternoon! I could see the flames from my office window and once the fire trucks arrived I could see the ladders shooting water towards them. To make matters worse, I found out it was a recycling center that caught fire and a Hazmat unit was called in because of all the plastic that was burning!
--Molly has become territorial over my bedroom. She loves playing under my bed. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's her fave spot in the apartment. Up until a week or so ago this was all fine and dandy, but then she started doing this thing guinea pigs do called "rumble strutting." (What an awesome name, right?) Anywho, rumble strutting is a very dominant move. Male guineas do it to other males right before they fight (interestingly, male guineas do it to female guineas when they want to *ahem* woo them...). But female guineas do it to other females in order to let them know when they're intruding on the other guinea's territory. Apparently Molly thinks the whole area under my bed is her territory! For the last week, any time I approach the bed she starts to rumble strut her way on over. Who does she think she is??? That's MY bedroom for Pete's sake!!!
--I'm visiting with my lovely friend Jenny this weekend! Jenny and I became friends just a few months before I left Chicago. Even though we've been in a "long distance relationship" for most of our friendship, it's so easy to pick up right where we left off. I haven't seen her in person since her wedding last year so I'm super stoked! She and the hubs just moved to the Bay Area and this will be my first time seeing her since she became a California resident. So excited!!
--Farmer's Market today!!! That's all. It's the little things.


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Stile: Democrats have two motives for wage bill
New Jersey Democrats are determined to put a few more bucks into the pockets of minimum wage earners.
They are equally determined to do so while putting Governor Christie into a political box.
"We are just giving the governor a chance to do the right thing for working people," said Senate President Stephen Sweeney, moments after the Assembly voted Monday to raise the minimum wage to $8.50 an hour. "If the governor fails to sign this bill, then we will put the decision directly into the hands of the people."
In Trenton parlance, this is a threat. If the governor vetoes the measure, then Democrats are ready to resort to "Plan B." That is "B" as in ballot measure. Voters will get to vote for the wage hike — which includes annual cost-of-living increases — next November when they flock to the polls to pick the next governor.
It's not an optimal turnout scenario for Christie and the Republicans who opposed the wage hike. Democrats will spend a considerable amount of money in advertising to remind voters that Governor Christie, who protected millionaires from higher taxes, prevented the average Jersey working Joe from making an extra $1.25 an hour.
It would let Democrats remind voters that, on some issues, Christie stood in solidarity with the Republican Party's conservative wing long before he embraced President Obama on their famous Marine One tour of the storm-ravaged Jersey shore.
The minimum wage showdown is just the start. Expect to see Democrats approve and send a raft of social legislation to Christie, especially legislation he has vetoed in the past, such as a measure restoring aid for "family planning" clinics, a tax credit for low-income families, and a tax hike on 16,000 households that earn $1 million or more.
None of these bills will be drafted with the same backup that is attached to the minimum wage bill. But passing what Democrats label "priority" bills and sending them to Christie will serve two major political objectives for Democrats as they head into an uphill battle to defeat him next year.
First, they hope to rally their core "new American majority" constituencies that secured Obama's victory last month: women, minorities, gays, young voters and union workers who have been less than enthusiastic with the Democrats' cooperation with Christie on high-profile issues, such as public employee benefits.
In some ways, they are following Obama's pre-election strategy of shoring up support among gays by declaring his support for same sex marriages and with Latino voters with his decision to stop deporting young illegal immigrants who entered the United States as children.
Another strategic hope is that Christie will veto these "priority" bills. If that happens, Democrats can then assail him as an out-of-the-mainstream conservative, pandering to the right wing and brushing up his résumé for a 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
Democratic strategists argue that the legislative strategy will help bring Christie's stratospheric post-Sandy poll numbers down to earth. Some who are confident that a Democrat could still defeat Christie next November, say it will be a crucial tool.
Others who fear that Christie will still be tough to beat, believe the legislative effort could prevent a Christie landslide and Republicans from picking up seats next November. All 120 seats in the Legislature are also on the 2013 ballot.
"It will hurt his ability to run up the score,'' said one legislative strategist.
Some lawmakers denied any plans to turn the Legislature into the Democratic Party's political war room. Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver said the minimum wage bill has been a Democratic priority for some time now, and that her caucus was motivated to provide long, overdue relief to thousands of residents scuffing away at the margins.
"It would be a disservice to the constituents who sent me here to say that I'm pursuing this as a legislative initiative because I want to put a roadblock up … to Governor Christie," Oliver said. "The issues that are important to the Democratic caucus are the issues that they held fast to since 2010."
True, but 2010 was light-years ago, when Christie was enjoying his post-election honeymoon and Democrats were still trying to find their footing for dealing with this new, aggressive, once-a-generation politician. Democrats seemed more willing to work with the new governor than defy him.
But now Christie is running for reelection in a state where Democrats still have 700,000 more registered voters, and where Obama captured nearly 60 percent of the vote.
They believe the progressive, new American majority coalition that supported Obama's victory will rally around the Democratic candidate, once they inspect Christie's conservative legacy more closely.
"It's where I've been … for this governor's tenure, saying he's been out of step with what New Jersey wants," said John Wisniewski, the Democratic State party chairman considering a run for governor. "As you get closer to election day, the debate gets crystallized."
And one way to get the debate going is to stack a bunch of bills on Christie's desk that he doesn't want to sign.


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Taser Task Force and the Death of Innocence
Original post made by David Taylor, Ventura, on Mar 23, 2007
Regardless of whether one is pro or anti-Taser, I think we can all agree that an analysis of a request from any public department must evaluate the impact on the public - not just limit the discussion to the desires and perceived needs of the department making the request. This is not just a quirk of the "Palo Alto process". This is called "accountability". Yet the Taser task force has announced that they will vote on a recommendation to City Council - even though they have only heard presentations by PAPD (at every meeting), Mountain View police chief, and San Jose police auditor. They've heard only of the perceived benefits - nothing of the risks. In their three public meetings they've heard no presentations on safety, civil liberties, civil liability, or human rights. These issues will all be crammed into the next meeting on March 27. Then, a few minutes later, they will vote!
The secret mission began on Dec. 4 2006 when, at the urging of Councilmember LaDoris Cordell, the City Council decreed "WE BELIEVE that the City Council should firmly and finally decide whether or not to permit the use of tasers by our police department". They did not say why. Nor did they say why now - why not wait until there's some agreement on the safety of Tasers? Council declarations are usually rationalized with ample WHEREAS clauses, but this declaration was 100% WHEREAS-free.
Next, the Council appointed a task force to research Tasers and advise the Council whether to buy Tasers. Then in their next meeting, just one week later, the Council voted to apply for $120,000 state grant to buy the Tasers they were supposedly still deciding on. The police chief admitted the process was "slightly convoluted", but it sure seemed "very corrupted" to me.
The criteria for selecting task force members was, of course, secret but the result was clear: a task force heavily stacked with law enforcement interests:
- The Chief: Lynne Johnson. Not an official member of the task force but speaks, at length, at every meeting. She is always accompanied by a fully armed, uniformed
policeman [portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff]
The show of armed force ensures that "civilian" task force members
won't hear from Taser victims (who are unlikely to risk confronting armed
police again), while sending a chilling message to Taser opponents that dare to
speak out.
- The Captain: Dennis Burns. Not a voting member. The Captain was the only
member of PAPD to testify strongly in support of the brutal beating of 60-year-
old Albert Hopkins in the trial of PAPD officers Kan and Lee.
[Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
- The Deputy: Deputy District Attorney Jay Boyarsky is a voting (and the most
active) member even though he, like The Captain, is a law enforcement officer.
Prosecutors typically work closely with police. Moreover, The Deputy has
taken on the role of spokesperson for law enforcement:
"I wanted to let the Paly community know that law enforcement stands with
them against hate incidents," Boyarsky said. [Paly Voice, Feb. 3 2006]
According to a news report, when a Redwood City man, Rich Shapiro, picketed
outside Sunnyvale police HQ (claiming abuse and assault by police), it was The
Deputy, not police, who responded:
"Boyarsky also said that legal technicalities saved Shapiro from being charged
with indecent exposure or committing a lewd act in public because although it
appeared so to officers, there was no direct proof that anything lewd was
going on "[The Sun, Feb. 5 2004]
No proof is a legal technicality? But when a drunken Stanford law school
student climbed in an on-call ambulance, drove by (and nearly ran over) the
paramedics and patient before running away, The Deputy had a softer legal
opinion regarding proof. Rather than claim the student was saved by a legal
technicality, he asserted her innocence of the more serious charge:
'Prosecutor Jay Boyarsky said he didn't charge the more serious felony of
stealing a working emergency vehicle because there was no evidence that
Powell wanted to actually steal the vehicle.>> "This was essentially a joyride," <<
Boyarsky said. ' [Mercury News, May 23 2006]
So The Deputy is not just an impartial law enforcer. He is an outspoken
advocate for the police who has failed to fully disclose his conflict of interest.
- The Defender: The Deputy's response to the charge that he should not be on the
task force was: "There's a public defender on the panel as well". How could
we forget when we watch The Defender, literally, pat The Deputy's back?
Public Defender Gary Goodman is a voting member. A public defender is
required to act as a "diligent and conscientious advocate" for his client. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.] With a posse like that I should not have been surprised to read of their blatant end-run around the Brown Act (requirement for open meetings) in "Taser Task Force focuses on training, policies" of the March 16 Palo Alto Weekly. But I was taken aback that one member openly announced that he became convinced of the need for Tasers at the meeting that the public was purposely excluded from. This group does not seem interested in even trying to give the appearance of propriety.
As hard-boiled and cynical as I thought I was, watching this posse has jolted me to the realization that a part of me really wanted to believe that at least our local government wasn't completely devoid of honesty. Now I see that we deserve no better government than the one we are willing to accept.
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a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 24, 2007 at 12:26 am
Recent Taser related death by Police:
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a resident of Ventura
on Mar 24, 2007 at 4:41 am
An unedited and correctly formatted version of this post is published at:
Web Link
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 24, 2007 at 9:24 am
Mr. Taylor has made several incorrect statements. The public has not been excluded from the meetings. There were more than 10 citizens at the meetings all but one of whom spoke against tasers.
Without naming them, he states the commission is "heavily stacked with law enforcement officials". There are only two associated with law enforcement, one of whom is correctly described as a non-voting member.
He says deceptive statements are being made without identifying one, while he discusses the actions of Mr. Boyarsky and Capt. Burns in contexts not associated with tasers.
This emotional piece does not advance a reasoned discussion of taser use. I expect Mr. James presentation at the March 27 meeting will correct this.
a resident of Ventura
on Mar 24, 2007 at 10:27 pm
The original post tried to provide the background needed to place the task force meetings in context. I admit that it is long, and I apologize if its organization is confusing.
Quote Sam:
Mr. Taylor has made several incorrect statements. The public has not been excluded from the meetings.
End quote
The public was excluded from the most significant meeting.
Quoting from the March 16 PA Weekly article referred to in the post:
Some members of the public who attended the meeting were not pleased to hear the several members of the task force went Feb. 27 in groups of three to a law-enforcement simulator without notifying the public.
Although the city's external police auditor and task force Chair Michael Gennaco said organizers would have liked to invite the public, it was told by the city attorney that a full-scale meeting held at a simulator on the Stanford University campus - out of Palo Alto city limits - would have violated the Brown Act, which governs open meetings. So instead of a meeting, the task force held a "limited" training session and did not inform the public.
They attended in groups of three, although they overlapped a bit, member Daryl Savage said.
The task force would have violated the act if more than a quorum of members met together.
The public was not consciously excluded, Assistant City Attorney Don Larkin said.
End quote
So, according to this report:
1. Organizers wanted to invite the public to a meeting at a police simulator
2. The city attorney informed them they could not legally do so
3. So they devised a way to have the meeting anyway - without inviting
the public
Perhaps the four lawyers on the task force may agree that the Feb. 27 session was not a meeting, but this is what the rest of the public calls "legal technicalities". The facts reported show that the Feb. 27 session was intended to be a "meeting". Was the public consciously excluded? Or did the task force, oops, just forget? Point 1 shows that the public was not forgotten. So, unless the city attorney's office clarifies, we must conclude that the public was consciously excluded.
Quote Sam:
Without naming them, he states the commission is "heavily stacked with law enforcement officials".
End Quote
The bulk of the article consists of substantiation of that claim. In addition to the two appointed task force members employed by law enforcement agencies, The Chief has attended and spoken at length at every public meeting. The armed, uniformed policewoman gave a presentation at the second meeting, and has a significant presence at every public meeting.
When The Deputy responded to the charge that he should not be on the task force with: "There's a public defender on the panel as well", I assumed he meant that the public defender's presence should balance against The Deputy's vigorous advocacy for law enforcement, and so I tried to show why I doubt that The Defender can provide that balance (that was a portion of the post removed by Palo Alto Online staff- see the unedited version at the link above). But I could be wrong. Judging from the Defender's record, The Deputy may have been implying that The Defender should be included as law enforcement also.
Quote Sam:
He says deceptive statements are being made without identifying one
End Quote
Please reread: the post never says anything about "deceptive statements". But, given the facts reported, I would call the city attorney's claim "the public was not consciously excluded" a deceptive statement.
Quote Sam:
while he discusses the actions of Mr. Boyarsky and Capt. Burns in contexts not associated with tasers.
End Quote
The post is not about Tasers - it's about the task force: who they are and how they operate. The discussion of The Deputy concludes with: "So The Deputy is not just an impartial law enforcer. He is an outspoken advocate for the police who has failed to fully disclose his conflict of interest." That's the point of that discussion. The point of the discussion of The Captain was also given, but removed by Palo Alto Online staff- read the unedited version.
Quote Sam:
This emotional piece does not advance a reasoned discussion of taser use. I expect Mr. James presentation at the March 27 meeting will correct this.
End Quote
Sorry, but I don't understand what Mr. James' presentation has to do with this discussion. As I understand it, the meetings' presentations are about Tasers. I expect Mr. James' presentation to be no exception. Why would you expect Mr, James to go off-topic and comment on an online forum post that's not about Tasers, and that he bears no responsibility for?
I supported my claims enough to qualify them as "reasoned", but you have provided no support for your claim that the discussion is not "reasoned".
And, yes, the piece is unapologetically emotional, humbly following the precedent set by that highly emotional document - the Declaration of Independence.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 25, 2007 at 4:29 pm
When a cop says stop, stop.
Cops need an alternative to blowing someone away.
Don't they?
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 26, 2007 at 4:46 pm
One of the deceptive statements that can be refuted is the claim that the commission is "...heavily stacked with law enforcement interests:"
The voting members are:
Enoch Choi, physician
Gary Goodman, public defender
Jack Hamiltion, mediator
Linda Lenoir, PAUSD nurse,
Donald Mendoza, Human Relations Commission
Daryl Savage, Human Relations Commission
Josh Zweiback, Rabbi
Janet Wells, NAACP
Jay Boyarsky, Deputy Dist Atty. SC Co.
The 3 non-voting members are:
Dennis Burns, PAPD
Michael Gennaco Auditor of the PAPD
Donald Larkin, Palo Alto Deputy Attorney.
LaDoris Cordell is also a non-voting member, but so far has not attended meetings.
Concerning the safety of tasers I submit they are safer to use than pistols, rifles or shotguns. They also prevent someone from getting close to an officer and harming him or her.
The Feb. 27th, simulator demonstrations were to give commission members first hand experience on how officers make split second decisions. Saying it was a "meeting" does not make it so. No business other than the demonstrations was to take place.
David Taylor's initial posting contains hyperbole such as: "shrouded in secrecy" and "with large doses of deception". What wrong information has been given?
The public has been given every opportunity to speak. I don't see that "bypassing effective public input" has occured. I expect Mr. James will give a comprehensive anti-taser presentation on March 27th.
a resident of Ventura
on Mar 27, 2007 at 4:54 am
No need to endlessly discuss: just take a look at the documents. The memorandum establishing the task force is at:
Web Link
Please tell me where it states the motivation. The sudden urgency for action on Tasers seems to literally come from "out of the blue". The omission does not appear to be accidental: take a look at the minutes of the Council meeting that discussed the memo at:
Web Link
Mayor Kleinberg stated the time was wrong to support Tasers. Yet no one responded to explain why the issue needed to be decided now. The memo also names the task force. Please show me where it states the basis for the choice of task force members. This doesn't appear in the minutes either. I admit that my writing skills are sophmoric - if "shrouded in secrecy" sounds like hyperbole, perhaps you can offer a more appropriate term for this?
Regarding the Feb. 27th session, you state: "No business other than the demonstrations was to take place.". But, unless you were there, you don't know what actually occurred, do you? That's why the law has firm guidelines for conducting closed meetings: only for certain purposes, that must be announced in advanced. Because secret outings like Feb. 27 erode public trust. The public will never know what made Donald Mendoza emerge from that session convinced that PAPD needs Tasers. The public does know that the task force intended to meet (and include the public) , and that the Police Chief, Deputy District Attorney, Police Auditor, City Attorney, and Public Defender elected to bypass the law rather than not meet. Please tell me what I should think when those most responsible for upholding the law show such complete disregard for its spirit? Call it what you want - those are the facts, Sam.
My first impression of the list of members was that there was only one member representing police there: The Captain. I assumed he would act as liason. If you've attended the task force meetings, you know that assumption is completely false. In fact, as I said, the police chief attends every meeting with her armed assistant and speaks AT LENGTH. Again, take a look at the documents, the minutes at:
Web Link
Beyond the preliminaries, the meeting begins with a PAPD presentation. By The Captain? No - by The Chief. Out of 15 paragraphs summarizing that presentation, all but 4 begin "Chief Johnson explained/said/continued/stated/etc". Was The Chief dominating the discussion, or am I misinterpreting the minutes? The final paragraph provides a clue:
"Mr. Hamilton asked if members would be able to ask Chief Johnson questions and Mr. Gennaco responded yes".
Sure sounds like a one-sided discussion to me. Then the next presentation. The Captain? No - The Chief's assistant, who appears to lecture the same way. The minutes of the presentation end with:
"Due to the time, questions will be held until the next meeting."
Sorry, Mr, Hamilton. You're just there to be fed the police perspective, not to question. The Deputy has taken the lead in speaking for the task force. Come to the meeting and see it for yourself, or see me for a copy of the video.
When I see a list that appears to have two law enforcement members (one of whom never disclosed himself as such, yet is a voting member) but in actuality is being dominated by four, I feel deceived. And I wonder what happens to accountability when law enforcement dominates the committee to evaluate its own proposal. Sorry, but as much as it saddens me to use the term "deception" to describe this, anything lighter would be a mere euphemism.
This just looks bad - real bad.
But forget it, Jake. It's Palo Alto.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 27, 2007 at 10:52 am
Your comment that "The sudden urgency for Tasers seems to literally come from out of the blue" needs addressing. The request for Tasers at this point in time is about money. The City can apply for a grant to pay for the Tasers now which may not be available in the future, therefore, a decision has to be made now. That is why neighboring jurisdictions have bought Tasers recently.
a resident of Ventura
on Mar 27, 2007 at 3:47 pm
Can you please point me to the public record that is the source for this information? I have been unable to locate this, or any other explanation, in the minutes of the City Council discussion, nor in the statements to the press given by the memo initiator Council Member Cordell.
Again, the issues under discussion are accountability, transparency, and a properly informed public debate. If the explanation you've given is insider knowledge, then it only reinforces the point that the process is "shrouded in secrecy " (sorry Sam - still awaiting suggestions for a better term).
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 27, 2007 at 8:23 pm
The need to apply for grant money to purchase the Tasers was openly discussed by the City Council and broadcast over TV.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Mar 27, 2007 at 11:55 pm
As a member of the task force, after reviewing the questions presented by the public, I prepared some answers to the public's questions in anticipation of tonight's meeting, and posted my notes from the meeting with details of most every presenter and public commenter:
Web Link
Comments are welcome there.
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 28, 2007 at 8:33 pm
Thank you Dr. Choi. I think your reporting is accurate and helpful to those not in attendance at last night's meeting.
a resident of Ventura
on Mar 29, 2007 at 3:05 am
I posted a response to the "excited delirium" post on Enoch Choi's forum. There are other posts there that need to be addressed, but I'll wait to see if the moderator publishes today's response before investing any more time. I would hope that my input passes the review - so far, only Enoch Choi has posted there.
a resident of Ventura
on Mar 29, 2007 at 3:25 am
Quoting Arnie: The need to apply for grant money to purchase the Tasers was openly discussed by the City Council and broadcast over TV End Quote But you haven't referenced any public record to support that claim. Are you asserting that Council Members Cordell and Klein openly stated that Palo Alto must decide on Tasers now because PAPD needed to apply for Taser grant money - yet all the public recordkeepers somehow neglected to mention that bizarre tail-wagging-the-dog scenario of a city department setting the Council's priorities?
a resident of Ventura
on Apr 3, 2007 at 3:39 am
Quoting Sam:
David Taylor's initial posting contains hyperbole such as: "shrouded in secrecy" and "with large doses of deception". What wrong information has been given?
End Quote
Sorry if I'm belaboring the obvious, but events surrounding the March 27 task force meeting sparked me to renew my search for a description more apt than "deception". The dictionary tells us that to deceive is "to cause to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid". Perhaps the sticking point is "to cause to accept": that's difficult to prove.
So I will drop the term "deception" and simply discuss statements made that were known to be false. The common term for such a statement is a "lie", but I will use the euphemism currently in vogue, "misrepresentation", to avoid accusations of incivility.
- As is clearly evident in the article reporting it, the city attorney's claim "the public was not consciously excluded" from the meeting held at the training center, was known to be false: a "misrepresentation".
- In the Mercury News, before the March 27 meeting, we read:
"We have received a plethora of information, pro and con," said Deputy Public Defender Gary Goodman, one of 12 members appointed to the task force by then-Mayor Judy Kleinberg. He said Monday the group was "absolutely" ready to make a decision
End Quote
He knew the task force had heard only presentations from PAPD and other pro-Taser police agents - not a single "con" (The task force knew that too and, sensibly, deferred the vote). Another "misrepresentation".
- In the March 13 meeting of the task force, The Chief said she had a long conversation with Newark police chief Ray Samuels, and that he is "beginning to lean more and more towards the possibility of getting Tasers for his folks". But at the March 27 meeting, Aram James presented a letter where Samuels wrote: "I am steadfast in my refusal to modify my position on conducted energy devices primarily because the risk of unintended death is too high." Yet another "misrepresentation".
Why so much "misrepresentation"? Why are these public officials not telling the truth? Who benefits from the false? How can informed decisions on a matter of significant public impact be made in a climate of pervasive "misrepresentations"? These are the questions that should be troubling Palo Alto now.
a resident of Ventura
on Apr 8, 2007 at 2:28 am
Video of the March 27 meeting of the Palo Alto Taser task force is available:
Aram James presentation (minus the reading of Ray Samuels letter)
Web Link
Mark Schlosberg presentation
Web Link
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