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Connecting a Divided America
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YouTube Video Criticism: Journalism or Defamation
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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - February 7, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia PRICE FIVE CENTS. -VOL. XXI. THE BLACK DUDLEY jjFAMOUS POSTWICEAPPOINTMENT carrytnc Out Hla Tra.lo to TJc- to Harrison in tho BepublMJUt ConienUoii. TTUMIXOTON February G [Special and Wanamakcr taken oe- sh Crisp for his recent states are suppressed by violence or nentral-zed by fraud TI1F OLD CRY OF O.TIMIDATION The fact has also been maue apparent within the lAt few -.eara that .inferences of opinion on., ng separate party affl'iafom on the part of Amen. aScifazens in these states afford no releif inil bring no rimed! for the which weconmlain It seenw to be the policy f one ot the two principal political parties a said states to regard negro suffrage aaan evil ithin itbeK, and that the leaders "f ATL HuSEEBS_OF DEAD, AXOTHEB MINE JTOKKOK Of EXPLOSION IH A LARGE COLLIERY The Floodioe of a Mine CB.MM tin, Accn- mnlated and Fifty Miners Killed. THE STAND JFJftiT HE JOTOJTS c ire niiUP the spc. lal o Our wives and t Dudley, who rHF LABOR SISTril A stem in in isl of tho soutliorn Btlfces r to colored Auionc in-- Being Ihcv are u is Uhcvtd Mr II u w u a well km wn T [dlCll t. It tO t vv.tl Ills ve of tho ,11 bill whi.li it nt to C i aeuust Ihe Mills t mff b.l ,vill ir.si.lc at ti mi 1" rl It til i nOer tu mthcscnite February 6-An erplosiOT.00- Three and there it was SEVESAL TALKS WITH FORAKER In Connection Witt the Ballot Boi Canaes By His Homorous Beroorlcs. ASH, Februaiy 6 house com- ittee on the Ohio ballot-box forgery, this morntns called Senator John Sherman as the first witness The senator testified that his relations with Governor Foraker had always heen friendly There had never been any ill- will between himself and Mr- Hajstead Wit- ness went to Europe the first of. re- turned tins country on September lltli, ana i as in in October He bad wntten to Mr GsSvenor early m Jnly to the effect tliat Forakei" should be heartily sup- ported r, was on good relations with 1 l) .a on September was s duty But CampbeU w only one before the peoole as a public office and it might, therefore, be proper to use only his name A rrrvEBAl, c. THE WAT There was another reason why all ot me gnatnrel: could not be printed in eivihrad so- cietj at that time, and ast was because it waa then the day of Sam Cox s funeral, aud he felt convinced of tbe genuineness of his signature, so he (witness) published a part rf the paper witn Campbell's signature, which he thought SCHEMES n CJ.TES JLRE JtltE IMPORTANT TRANSFERS OF LARD. UTovms Inttt of Business ol tlie Improvement Frait al MACOK, Ga February d 1 am J.1JUM3JL134. t-- JJJliUHJiU effect that said ilrHalstead I mentloned all of which hue been see the general effect of touching it off are tlian the made at thousands a explained what had been property wonfe have brought throe- j id i-nuted and exploded There must hav e been quanttty ol gas, as the on bad tremendous force It w as heard at a distance of a mile a.11 gearing in the shaft was inn into the air as if from the mouth oM and simultaneously a vast bright of fiime shot npwird, followed by a dense, Heavy column of smoke THF 'WORK OF The first partj of rescuers endeavored to enter through old working- Thej got far enouL'i to be able to see groups of dead bnt they could not leach them and they were polled to retreat by the suffocating t olurn and Halstcad taS, and supported Foraker m the it ign Sjioke four times in the nportant points Uid not re5eive any m- uiry before September 28th from ForaUer or lalstead as to whether he has been a ines of wnoke that roso in tliat d rection Upon the first appearance of diinmu.ioii m tie volume of smol e the rescuers wont ,IOVMI tho main shaft and reached the Bcene of liar 1 11 i- iiisumc I ill the time in...... 1 t t is n >t vet lie! If 1 li'iii.li1 BuutUi, u d v stem senators wh 10r the bill.lithe list c giess will on .c ths tine and tucv "ink it 1'i "n t, defeat it in the sen.. Ilowevci the chances it pie out aro tint will iis- In tho house it will pcrhio- 11 ceiv. t e solid republican vote and at 1C 1st i 1, thirl of tl i Uv _i aUhou_h there tirf msin ti it in b 1 i u tt iiinounccd tod d. ng liousis bcnltoi 'in', V at TV 1 Worth couutj CuleiulHugh V Hani on, of Gec.gii h resigned his position is treasurer of tho B LinS sueet railroad on a. count of bad he U The Vssociated Press sends out i st i ton.-It from Phlladelpha that Ge r o A Child, d Jtiu-it Hil'i'ead took the stand He said he is a dill} on a dally newspiper wa. a proper make of paper He admitted that they could not draw Campbell ill and out of a st ,ck company, and wrote ,vas presulout of a st ,ck company, a a good deal of ed-t-mal matter Invited to Mr Hilsteid said that when he pul> Campbells signiture ho cut from the photograph o copy of the paper thi Bisnitunw below Campbells He never inbted the othct name, to anyone except ?hat of Cox iMi.ch he showed to om .geiitlo- ,mr, Tinllimv was com ernod iVmt tne Mid as witness t in end to ..and t the head of the caniw n, but I got there alest benefits, to Micon is tn which ho was prOTBBaitnjV wic witness showed him the democratic name? OBIKCTS TO A c imnnttecman ishod to know if w managing c Utor of tbe Commercial Ga Ibe plot was discovered in con [cVucnVe'cT a qu a, all conspirators o He replied that managing e Utor TI ev, teim He was responsible ed t l.r. raintal st is 10 rti d tlmt S_00 000 will be readily !d principal stockholder When shown the D------ that they should remove Ferlmmd but a ,HT ioi.cc of op .11011 aioso between them as to who should irohtbv th, removal 111 mounting nMS tie losses ttte 1 ulure of that m pci 1 ncurred that Campbell was to be I old fnend, responded witness [La iRh'er Fuaker had ices on the iled attention to the black r and witness had said smart sure tmi oE Campbells connection TMt te a Wood ballot box tlmt there w behind the bill a coiitr ict which he exp-cted to get that A ER1 QlIETjrlME Was No ow inl.e House 1eB- THE I.AST INTERVIEW hance was deferred teruny Fcl ninn -Tho democrat The Hawes Brothers Have MiKOTVM Ala Febrnary 6 Hawes had an interview with Dick to- soldier, ana lie uiun t >j Wood should not have it as w ell as any other ,m day which lasted nearly two hours It was md both iren frequently person WOX.LD NOT APP01VT WOOD Asked for Ins opinion about the appoint- l Illinois fiom the committee e of rules, and it you keep him for me, Jim said he would not appoint Wood reported the new co order until s mai m s rep asorlire.! printed and recommitted Mr (innonthon ofered a resol ition PIO the .printing of copes the That was after Witness said under any circumstances Wood hid produced the pape ho w ould consider it serious If he must ap- which he intends giving to the country S COUE Keel s co e of rules wcto reported today a 1 V lav w i, set foi t'ic r discussion The dun t will not hlibustei against them but wills i lj show up their uujustness to the e, do for the uso of the hf use Wood that it might be well enough to accept his sen ices but not to appoint him to oftice On September 13th on the cars at vegel-----. suits for the produc. The Atlanta Soldier i tarv t ximiniill Ga I bruirv I, t General Meliitosh K LTeutenant-Colon 1 C M tiammejoha THE C VISE OF TIIF C M. Keed, But the Senators the State, battalion of recently elected I olouel Wiley sais h Mont February 6 -After the ad- wh cfi oocupi'od a table ,n a -ess formed by a hiv window _ in the 1brary IMS "Vi itness studied the papers e a manifest scheme uu. i them subtly and'ably drawn Foraker said Wood told him thiswaj of having a separate contra and subscription list was a new TELEORA RIIJBRE- VJHFS that the lamp, which w as lighted Ga February 6 EXPERT up the paper, witness denied that the three signatures of Campbell were alike, and pointed out the differences The three Thconenvestigaing e ci the death of Josephine Morle Mrs Tncy s by tne Adjournment Till Monday Fcbruiry G motion of ins the senate agreed that when it ad- n and issued tho following People of the trite.! The then took up the bill to provide a mporarr government for the dlfr Blair resumed his speech a ,trike jna-t Ala-, u.. Tne anHold "im-that whife "the -paper j el Daosnter "jtom- to tha it should not be concealed, thatit was gSftBen-en Jones to Bev S B CarpenMT, to an ingniry on aueeed eary to use the paper or a part olit He told Church ol tha Good Shepherd, and a tooSi to htm, dMcKaBtoy I father. Colonel C. O. Jones, Jr. the present. NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER! ;
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The Digital Leaders 50 (DL50) was launched by the editor of Digital by Default News, Jon Hulme and myself, at this year's Digital Leaders awards dinner at the TUC Congress centre in June.
DL50 is a peer nominated list of the top 50 digital leaders in the UK, covering five categories:
• Public figures
• Non-profit organisations
• Industry
Nominations can be made by anyone by logging on to the Digital Leaders website and the most nominated 10 individuals in each sector will then be judged by a panel from across the five sectors to create a top 50 or DL50. The first list will be announced in autumn 2013.
There were a number of reasons why, in 2009, it seemed like a good moment to set up a programme to encourage digital leadership. This journey started in 2005 when I founded the National Digital Conference which, year-on-year, witnessed the gradual transformation of public service delivery through technology. When the coalition accelerated the adoption of digital technology to become a major driver of public sector transformation, I knew there was an opportunity not to be missed.
It quickly became clear to me that successful digital transformation had largely been down to a few individuals with the vision and expertise to deliver credible results quickly and perhaps, more importantly, the ability of leaders within these organisations to grasp the importance of technology as a strategic tool. This was the birth of a new era of digital leaders, which involved setting digital strategy and direction from the very top.
However, for many, overcoming natural misgivings about something they do not understand and a lifetime habit delegating all things with "digital" in the title out of the boardroom, this would be a challenge.
We founded the digital leaders programme to support and nurture these newly emerging leaders and to show that taking an organisation "digital first", requires leadership and determination from the very top as being essential for success.
Since its launch at the House of Commons in 2010, the digital leaders programme has gathered influential leaders from the highest levels of central and local government, and the private and not-for-profit sectors, to discuss the latest policy and good practice for harnessing digital as a key enabler in a new age of digital government. It has brought together over 300 leaders to be briefed and trained on how to build their digital strategies.
Looking ahead to its fourth year and now chaired by Rachel Neaman, digital lead at the Department of Health, the 2013-14 programme will address the very latest developments in the government's cross departmental and local government Digital by Default public services.
The 2013-14 programme includes:
The annual lecture
Recent speakers include Rayid Ghani, Obama's chief data scientist for his 2012 re-election campaign, and Sonal Shah, economist and past director of the office of social innovation and civic participation within the White House .
A series of two day visits by digital leaders of leading businesses and digital government departments such as the Government Digital Service, IBM, Facebook, Talk Talk, Microsoft and Google
Events - Whitehall based half-day sessions for the whole digital leaders group will continue after the summer, starting in September and looking at a range of important topics close to the government's agenda
The annual awards dinner – A networking dinner as part of the annual national digital conference
Who is a digital leader?
We know that most of those who are leading this digital transformation are going to be in current leadership roles and have had digital added to their job title and need to incorporate digital into the organisations they lead.
A digital leader who makes the DL50 list is therefore going to be a great leader already in their current role, but have the courage, vision, humility and flexibility to embrace digital personally, before making it a strategic part of everything they ask their organisation and team to do for them.
There are an increasing number of committed changemakers across government, elected officials, industry and non-profits who are using digital in government, and yet, even more change is being asked of the sector's leaders at a difficult time.
So why not celebrate the best, introduce some competition into the process and make it a peer-based process? Let those in the know highlight the best people and organisations the sector has to offer. A week later and we seem to have hit the mood of the moment. The nominations have been flooding in since Jon Hulme and I took our seats at the Digital Leaders awards dinner last Tuesday.
Robin Knowles is founder of the Digital Leaders Programme, Civic Agenda
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Marie Hattrup, a field editor from Sparks, Nevada, gives a new twist to this slaw, which she serves warm. The mild mustard flavor and pleasing blend of crisp-tender vegetables and toasted pecans is a nice complement to fish or ham.
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- 4 cups coarsely shredded cabbage
- 1/2 cup shredded carrot
- 1/4 cup sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans, toasted
- In a large saucepan, combine the cabbage, carrot, green onions, water, salt and pepper. Cover and cook over medium heat for 5-7 minutes or until cabbage is crisp-tender. Drain, if necessary.
- Combine butter and mustard; pour over cabbage mixture and toss to coat. Stir in pecans. Yield: 6 servings.
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"we loved this! i used yellow onion, yellow mustard w/ worchestershire sauce and omitted the pecans according to what i had on hand."


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Scytale wrote:"Hele dag" hahahaha
Indeed. I also laughed out loud and then had to explain to bemused family members.
Scytale wrote:"Hele dag" hahahaha
fatmop wrote:Along these lines: would it be possible to come up with a single-ship coop mode? As in, nav officer controls scanner and movement, gunners take turrets, engineering takes shields and power and damage control. I ask because it would be pretty neat to set up a space battle with friends, especially if you're running, say, a space-based tabletop rpg and want the space battles to be more visceral than dice rolling.
I know Artemis does this but I've never seen it in action.
Dinosawer wrote:Scytale wrote: Is local coop the part of Interstellar before they go out in the spaceship?
I'll put in my agenda to laugh at this in 2 years or so when I've seen that movie
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Everyone passes gas. Sometimes it is audible and sometimes it can be really odoriferous. While I was seeking something a bit more glamorous for my first post of the New Year, I read an article about a formal reprimand that was issued to a Federal worker who released an excessive amount of flatulence in the work place. In the reprimand letter, it was noted that the worker was lactose intolerant and had promised to purchase Gas X. He worked in a module and disrupted his work environment with the odors he emitted.
As a review (and yes, I am in lecture mode and have again donned the white support hose, lab coat, diagrams and pointer): A fart (flatulence) happens when your body gets rid of excess gas or air through the rectum. Gas builds up from the action of bacteria on undigested food, and air is swallowed while eating. The gasses, nitrogen and oxygen, can travel through your digestive system and connect with other gasses (hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide) from food digestion. In the patient center area of the American Gastroenterological Association website, I learned that: "most people produce between a pint and a half gallon of gas each day. The unpleasant odor of some flatus is the result of trace gases, such as hydrogen sulfide, indole and skatole, which are produced when foods decompose in the colon."
Think of the volcano you might have made for a science project when you were young. The gasses had to escape and go somewhere. So, quite simply, they leave through the end most part of your digestive system. Sometimes they are loud and mostly they are stinky. And yes, I am pointing at the rectal area of the human diagram, as I want to make sure everyone knows what I am referencing. (Done with lecture mode.)
There is another factor about audible flatulence that is interesting and that is most cultures find it funny. Not just polite smile humorous, but laugh out loud hysterically funny. Go figure!! Gene Weingarten writes in the March 8, 2012 Washington Post Magazine in a short article titled: Gene Weingarten, Hear No Evil, that the fart can be considered nonverbal communication. He said it is an object of amusement in Sanskrit, Old Norse and Aramaic, the language of Jesus. "It is rampant in Chaucer's more ribald tales. Roughly 300 years ago, the Japanese had "fart scrolls" — cartoons of naked people engaged in ludicrous flatulence fights (you can see some on the Internet). I think it not reckless to surmise that the very first "joke" was likely a shared merriment at accidental flatulence — probably during the late Cenozoic era, when our human forebears began to intellectually distance themselves from more primitive hominids such as australopithecines and Neanderthals, establishing a de facto classist society where the notion of cultural sophistication, as a normative model, first arose. Ergo, unintentional deviations from this new concept of "dignity" exposed our pretensions, giving rise to mirth."
Now you have it. From the beginning of time, gassing was funny. If you want to know more about the history of farting, there is a book: The History of Farting, written by Dr. Benjamin Bart (I did smile noting that Dr. Bart knows the Fart.) and published in November 1995. Interesting, is that his Grandmother Emily did the initial research on this. Seems that Dr. Bart found several papers on the topic in a chest that Grandmother Emily had in her attic.
Read on article on beinggirl.com that that while everyone has to pass gas, it can be somewhat controlled. (If you are a middle-aged woman in the upper ends of the age group, the reality is that control can be more of a challenge as flatus can happen despite our best effort to control it.).
What helps:
Eat slower so you swallow less air.
Don't chew gum, which makes you swallow air.
Cut down on sodas that produce gas.
Substitute another high-fiber food for major gas creators like beans or corn.
Note if there are trigger foods for you, such as onions or lactose in milk, omit those from your diet.
Exercise also helps, as it seems to help in most aspects of our lives.
There is some late breaking news about the Federal employee who received the official reprimand, IT HAS BEEN RESCINDED! I think it is head shaking crazy that this guy's supervisors, actually took the time to estimate that he passed gas 60 times in about 80 days. Do the math. That doesn't seem too terrible, as it only about one episode a day. Makes me wonder if personality or job performance had anything to do with this attention. Years ago, I worked for a scientist who emitted loud gas sounds at meetings. He used to carry around a charcoal type of pad, with handle that I guessed he felt would mute the sound while capturing the odor. Good idea in theory only. Since he was a really smart and kind man, we over looked his idiosyncrasy.
One point I want to make before ending is that if you have ongoing and uncomfortable bloating, belching and flatus you should see your health care provider to make sure that you don't have a problem with your digestive system.
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|1For the conductor, a maskil of David.
|אלַמְנַצֵּחַ מַשְׂכִּיל לְדָוִד:
|2When Doeg the Edomite came and told Saul and said to him, "David came to the house of Ahimelech."
|בבְּבוֹא | דּוֹאֵג הָאֲדֹמִי וַיַּגֵּד לְשָׁאוּל וַיֹּאמֶר לוֹ בָּא דָוִד אֶל בֵּית אֲחִימֶלֶךְ:
|3Why do you boast of evil, you mighty man? God's kindness is constant.
|גמַה תִּתְהַלֵּל בְּרָעָה הַגִּבּוֹר חֶסֶד אֵל כָּל הַיּוֹם:
|Why do you boast of evil, you mighty man?: Why do you boast and brag of the evil that you do, you who are mighty in Torah?
|God's kindness is constant: to rescue the one whom you pursue. Another explanation: God's kindness is constant. Had Abimelech not given me bread, do you think that I would have died of hunger? God always shows kindness toward Israel, and if he had not given me [to eat], others would have given me.
|4Your tongue plots destruction, as a sharpened razor, working deceit.
|דהַוּוֹת תַּחְשֹׁב לְשׁוֹנֶךָ כְּתַעַר מְלֻטָּשׁ עֹשֵׂה רְמִיָּה:
|sharpened: Heb. מְלֻטֳשּׁ.
|working deceit: Cutting the flesh with the hair.
|5You loved evil more than good, falsehood more than speaking righteousness forever.
|האָהַבְתָּ רָע מִטּוֹב שֶׁקֶר | מִדַּבֵּר צֶדֶק סֶלָה:
|6You loved all destructive words, a deceitful tongue.
|ואָהַבְתָּ כָל דִּבְרֵי בָלַע לְשׁוֹן מִרְמָה:
|7God, too, shall tear you down forever; He will break you and pluck you from [your] tent, and uproot you from the land of the living forever.
|זגַּם אֵל יִתָּצְךָ לָנֶצַח יַחְתְּךָ וְיִסָּחֲךָ מֵאֹהֶל וְשֵׁרֶשְׁךָ מֵאֶרֶץ חַיִּים סֶלָה:
|shall tear you down: Heb. יתצך, an expression of demolition (נתיצה).
|He will break you: Heb. יחתך, an expression of breaking.
|and pluck you: Heb. ויסחך, and shall tear you out.
|and uproot you: He shall uproot after you, to tear out all the roots; esraciner or esraziner in Old French, to uproot, deraciner in modern French.
|8And righteous men will see and fear, and laugh at him.
|חוְיִרְאוּ צַדִּיקִים וְיִירָאוּ וְעָלָיו יִשְׂחָקוּ:
|and laugh at him: And this is the ridicule they will say about him: "Behold! This is the man who does not place his trust in the Holy One, blessed be He. See what happened to him."
|9"Behold the man who does not place his strength in God and trusts his great wealth; he strengthened himself in his wickedness."
|טהִנֵּה הַגֶּבֶר לֹא יָשִׂים אֱלֹהִים מָעוּזּוֹ וַיִּבְטַח בְּרֹב עָשְׁרוֹ יָעֹז בְּהַוָּתוֹ:
|he strengthened himself in his wickedness: Heb. יעז בהותו.
|10But I am like a fresh olive tree in the house of God; I have trusted in the kindness of God forever and ever.
|יוַאֲנִי | כְּזַיִת רַעֲנָן בְּבֵית אֱלֹהִים בָּטַחְתִּי בְחֶסֶד אֱלֹהִים עוֹלָם וָעֶד:
|But I: who am now being pursued by you, will be like an olive tree, fresh with children and grandchildren, in the house of the Holy One, blessed be He.
|11I will thank You forever and ever when You have done [this], and I will hope for Your name, for it is good, in the presence of Your devoted ones.
|יאאוֹדְךָ לְעוֹלָם כִּי עָשִׂיתָ וַאֲקַוֶּה שִׁמְךָ כִי טוֹב נֶגֶד חֲסִידֶיךָ:
|when You have done [this]: When You do this for me. This verse is addressed to the Holy One, blessed be He.


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This is a discussion on Some thing strange at the bank within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by retsupt99 Just call 911, wait and watch from a distance. That's what I would do, if I didn't see anyone coming or ...
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Come back "after" lunch.
My bank (cu) gets busy at times since it's the only branch in town. I just leave & come back later.
I would walk in... After all, if I'm there, I assume I need to get some banking done :)
Better yet, I think I'll just use the drive through window.
Funny how a day to think it over can change your thoughts.
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If it was in Aurora, CO, I guess I'd prepare to be stopped at the next intersection and cuffed on the curb while my vehicle was searched, then arrested because I had two "high powered handguns" on me.
BTW, doesn't everybody enter your bank in a low crawl?
ok Ive read most of these and heres my thing...If I goto a bank I usually get off my bike and start walking towrds the door I will usually look around to see what cars/bikes are in the lot (I have a good memory of certain cars) and if I see someone in the back scopeing out the bank I will probably call the cops as I walk in. o.0
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well its obvious you just get your trusty duct tape out and run around the bank so they cant get out and call the poe-poe
Where I bank, two places, I don't imagine the drive through being closed. Both facilities, the drive through is a separate building, and I rarely go inside.
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Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician.
Jeff Cooper
If there wasn't anything posted on the front door and it was clearly open for business, I wouldn't have anything more than a passing elevation of my awareness of the strange aspect of the drive-through being inactive. I wouldn't be on red alert for, say, a potential robbery or something like that, at least not any more than usual when approaching a higher-value target such as a repository for cash.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Come back later to do your banking business and hope the BGs didn't get all the money.
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
Susan B. Anthony
A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
Robert Heinlein


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Capital, The (Newspaper) - April 9, 1995, Annapolis, Maryland Gourmet food scene visited Bl NEW ORK JKS O's stack pitching staff with Orosco Cl Brown CMMsfroni the Jonwfrom the Phil's. City's tax lawsuit looms Dl OCTO ARCHIVES 312 LAUREL AVE LAUREL MD 20707 APRIL Juvenile arrests Since the number of juveniles arrested in Anne Arundel County has climbed led by a surge in violent crime arrests tHr Violent crime arrests '93 93 Youth crime gets ugly SOURCE Uniform Crime Reporting Program Md Stale Police Capital graphic By BRIAN WHEELER Staff Writer Some come from broken families Some are scarred by physical abuse or addicted to and they are raised in a culture that seems to tolerate violence. Instead of resorting to a fist they're more likely to pull out a gun. many observers that's the picture of juvenile criminals in Anne Arundel County Since figures show that the County sees rise in kid violence county has seen more than a 50 percent jump in the number of crimes com- mitted by youths particularly vio- lent crimes According to state the num- ber of arrests for violent juvenile crimes has doubled in this from 48 in 1990 to 96 in 1993 the most recent year for which figures are avail- able. Violent crime among juveniles is still rare compared to the total number qf crimes they commit. In police made more than arrests of young- sters in the county for all sorts of offenses in 1993. But the increasing violence is proof to many that just because someone who runs afoul of the law is under that doesn't mean what they're doing is kid's stuff no doubt about it I cer- tainly see younger and more violent said Assistant State's At- torney Frederick M head of the violent crimes unit for the county State's Attorney's Office. In the past several gruesome incidents have illustrated that trend. In 17-year-old Mark A. Wheelton fired a single gunshot through the temple of Arthur Raymond Childress IV while the victim's car was Page Keeping ships from harm's way Bay pilots lend steady hand in troubled waters By CHRISTOPHER MUNSEY Staff Writer Capt. Jack Herbert had been aboard the CSA VRupcmco for about nine hours when the container ship approached the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay Now the most dangerous part of the trip .tofcth lay ahead getting off the ship. Shortly after 3 a m a pilot boat .appeared in the darkness off to -as a half moon shmed in the cloudless sky. The Chilean-flagged container .slowed to around 11 knots as a crew set up a wood-and-rope its r rung dangling a few feet above the t-water rushing by the ship's hull. The pilot boat came and Capt. .Herbert clambered down to its gently deck. The smaller boat broke away from the and started its half-hour cruise to .an inlet on the Virginia shore. The Rupanco headed for the a receding constellation of light balanced on the darkened water and star-filled night. Capt. a 48-year-old .Davidsonville is a member of the Association of Maryland Pilots responsible for safely guiding ships up and down the Chesapeake. Maryland pilots first organized in 1852. an association pilot is on the bridge of almost all of the more than ships that come to Baltimore every year. Sailing down and up the Chesapeake Bay pilot Jack and Chief Mate Kevin WaH of Seattle watch M a ft to pan them by at Hie MOMC Sun north from Caoe to BalUmore. By Chriroptw Murwey The Ctptul headed south ready Herbert can call out the proper heading for the ship at each bend of the all from memory He has guided his ships through waters crowded with recreational boaters who sometimes don't respect the clanger of sailing too close. He's been stuck in the ice and threatened with disaster in the narrow confines of the Chesapeake and Delaware ship canal. But through it he and other bay pilots have a remarkable record of safety. protection for the state of they want someone on the ship who knows what they're Capt. Herbert said. f Capt. Herbert's latest cycle started on March when he went aboard the Rupanco at the South Locust marine terminal in Baltimore around 5 p.m. Nudging the freighter away from the pier with pushes from a the dock master handed off control to Capt. Herbert. Once the ship cleared the Bay Mr. Herbert ordered it up to Page Lawmakers saw got nothing By TODD SPANGLER Staff Writer The General Assembly will end its 90-day session at midnight tomorrow with great fanfare and speeches about its accomplishments. But the biggest issues facing the state remain to be settled in the years to come. Lawmakers came to Annapolis with no great expectations about and the legislature lived up to the promise. have purposely avoided a lot of said Sen. Philip C. D-Brooklyn Park. a slow-ending With a large turnover in the legisla- ture representing a polarization in both House and Senate on liberal and conservative lines and a new legislative leaders managed to put dff decisions on the biggest issues while they gauged the new members. No tax cut this year. No decision on casino gambling. Mo more gun control measures. A vote taken in the House ruined Gov. Parris N. Glendening's plan to remove restrictions on Medicaul abortion. But it was done with little public skirmishing by either side. It will come back next year. If the 1995 session has been slower than it is still exactly what House Speaker Casper R. Taylor and Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. promised. And it suited Mr Glendening just fine. working to build a consensus to get things said the governor don't know if we need another four or eight years of conflict and Page gut lobbying bill. A4 ASSEMBLY Basic skills taking back seat to new teachers say By DENNIS SULLIVAN Staff Writer It took a trip to Montana for an Annapolis man to see just how poor his sons' grammar skills really were A journal they kept or ilieii ..oss- country trip read like something Beatles would have done during the '60s to try to twist the said the who asked to remain anonymous. When it came to he only had to walk to his kitchen table. his two middle-school-age boys would fumble for an answer if asked to multiply five times six on a homework assignment. He now pays up to a month for a private tutor at the Advance Learn- This is the fifth in an occasional series of stories based on a survey of the county's teachers distributed for The Capital ty the Teachers Association of Anne Anjndel County. ing Center to give his children the basics they didn't get in the public schools. it seems obscene to me that we have something like the Advance Learning Center when we're paying tax he said. Many teachers agree. According to a survey of county students are not getting the basic skills in writing and math because they don't have the time to give students the individual atten- tion they need. Of the teachers in county public 407 responded to a confidential questionnaire distributed by the Teachers Association of Anne Arundel County for The Capital. Page she did allow us to Dl DISABILITY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AmiapoHs Mayor Alfred A. Hopkins got a lesson on wheelchair control yesterday at the city's DtoaMNty Awareness Day. The event at Ctty Dock drew about 100 and provided a look at the world from dnaMod paaManta' Tito mayor plana to apontf all day MMWtlnff ntovfnf around by n awoady fooa tncoupi My mlffdt now I in fwnf to fat from By J. Capital LOW Cloudy today and tomorrow. D2 Caps fall Eric Lindros' 23rd goal broke a 1-1 tie early in the third period as the Philadelphia Flyers beat Washington 3-1 last snapping the Capitals' four- game winning streak. Cl CONOMSS The brash freshmen were pulling in one direction and an older group of moderates tugging in another as the new Republican majority struggled last winter with the balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. A2 -r IFLSTYU L-Forty years after Dr. Jonas Salk's polio vaccine was declared Shady Side resident Tom Coleman remembers the players and his part in the developments that changed medical history. 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Say What! — Diddy Calls Rival Vodka Brands 'Pee Pee' + More
There's a war going on outside Diddy ain't safe from. The Ciroc vodka owner angered rivals when he made the following statement at a party he was hosting, "If you're not drinking Ciroc vodka, then you're drinking pee pee." Protesters are meeting by Combs' Sean John ad in Times Square, NYC, tomorrow, and allegedly sending the mogul a toilet bowl full of Ciroc, as a show of contempt. Craaaazy. [AllHipHop]
Joell Ortiz' Twitter is pretty real. Recent tweets include the following gem, "Nothing f–kin with the ladies that work in hospitals. i love em in scrubs. even when they wear crocs." Also, "NO ONE f–king with MY top ten Milfs." [JoellOrtiz]


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To: Mayor Allen Green
Vice Mayor Dennis Kennedy
Council Member Bob Ford
Council Member Donald Burnette
Council Member Robert Pohlmann
From: Kenneth W. Parker, City Manager
Subject: Agenda Commentary for Regular City Council Meeting of
July 19, 2011
Date: 7/13/2011
Item 1 - Pledge of Allegiance
Item 2 - Silent Invocation
Item 3 - Roll Call
An appointment to the Charter Review Board needs to be made.
b. Volusia Transportation Planning Organization (Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee)
An appointment to the Volusia Transportation Planning Organization-Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee needs to be made.
E. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION (Non-Agenda-15 minutes)
a. June 28, 2011 – Special City Council Meeting (Budget workshop)
b. June 28, 2011 – Regular City Council Meeting
Attached are the City Council meetings held on Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Should you have questions, please feel free to contact Robin or me.
Item 6 - Project Status Report
Attached is the update on construction projects from Quentin L. Hampton Associates, Inc. Staff recommends acceptance of the report.
Attached are the monthly reports from the Community Development Department. Should you have questions, please feel free to contact Wayne Clark or me.
Item 8 – Waive Formal Bid Procedures for Perennial Grass
Staff was requested to make improvements to medians leading to City Hall and medians along Dunlawton before July 4th in order to have these areas presentable before the holiday activities. Due to the close deadline, staff requests approval to waive formal bid procedures and have McMaster Grassing install perennial peanut on six medians (over 18,000 square feet) for a total cost not to exceed $39,947.27. Staff has worked with McMaster Grassing in the past and we are confident in their ability to supply the quantity needed and supply a quality product. Funds are available in Account #00143005415217.
Staff recommends approval to waive formal bid procedures and have McMaster Grassing install perennial peanut on six medians for a total cost not to exceed $39,947.27.
Item 9 – Victims of Crime Act (VOGA) Grant
Earlier this year, the Police Department applied for funding under the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant program. The department has been awarded $53,881.00 for the 2011/2012 funding cycle to assist victims of crime. Because the grant program requires a match, the City's share is $13,470.00.
Staff recommends Council accept the grant.
City Manager Comments: The Victim Rights Advocate Program is included in the City's Operating Budget. However, the grant funding is not included as a revenue source for the upcoming year. As a policy matter, the City does not anticipate grant funding when preparing its operating budget. We only include money for which grant award letters have been received. If the City Council accepts this grant, we will revise the revenue projections to reflect the grant being awarded and accepted.
Item 10 – Extend Concrete Contract (Bid #09-15)
Council recently approved a two month extension, June and July, for the Concrete Sidewalks, Paths and Curbing contract with Sparks Concrete which expired May 31, 2011. Staff again requests approval to extend the contract an additional two months, August and September, in order to allow time to bid and award new contract. Vendor has agreed to extend under current pricing, terms and conditions.
Staff recommends approval to extend the existing concrete sidewalks, paths and curbing contract with Sparks Concrete an additional two months, August through September 30, 2011.
Item 11 – Approval to Piggyback Bay County BOCC contract for Purchasing Cards
Currently, the City's purchasing card program is with the Financial Institution awarded the State of Florida purchasing card program. We have been with this program for many years however, because of spending thresholds, rebates have been nonexistent.
SunTrust was awarded the City's general banking services bid in October 2010. SunTrust also offers procurement card services. The rebates program of this service uses a consortium approach. Purchases of the consortium members are combined to calculate the rebate thresholds, thereby providing rebates at a much lower gross expenditure level for individual members. A listing of consortium members is shown on the attached Visa Commercial card agreement.
Staff recommends approval of piggybacking the Bay County BOCC bid and contract with SunTrust for providing the City's purchasing card program.
Item 12 – MetLife Dental Contract Proposal
Through a Request for Proposal and the negotiation process, the City and MetLife have reached a tentative agreement for the renewal of the Dental Insurance Plan for City employees for an October 1, 2011 effective date.
This tentative agreement includes a graduated benefit on the DPPO plan up to a $2,500 maximum after three years of participation in the plan and terminating the existing DHMO plan for which we have very few enrollees.
We have secured an 8% percent rate decrease to the DPPO plan which means there is a cost savings to the City for the first year. The maximum rate increase for the second year will not exceed 8% but will be determined by utilization of the plan and may indeed be less, still resulting in a cost savings to the City.
Staff recommends accepting the dental insurance proposal presented by MetLife for the period beginning October 1, 2011 through September 30, 2012.
Item 13 – Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement for the Transfer of a 30% undivided interest in property to Volusia County
The property is located east of Interstate 95 and off Martin's Dairy Road, and consists of approximately 224 acres, and is generally referred to as a portion of the Stanaki property as purchased by the City in 2007 with assistance from the Florida Community Trust. To be eligible for additional acquisition grant funds from Volusia County's Volusia Forever grant program, an interlocal agreement between the City and County for the transfer of an interest in the property is desired.
Staff recommends approval.
City Manager Comment: This is the last step before the City will be reimbursed by Volusia County. The County Council has approved the joint acquisition of this property. This is the interlocal agreement that completes the transaction.
Item 14 – City Attorney's Report
Attached is the City Attorney's Report. If you have questions, please contact either Margaret Roberts or me.
Item 15 – Citizen Advisory Committee for TPO
Bobby Ball will attend to bring you up to date on the activities of the Citizen Advisory Committee for the Transportation Planning Organization.
H. FINANCE (John Shelley)
I. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (Wayne Clark)
Item 17 – Special Exception for an Off-site Parking Lot in the "RD" Zoning District-Brendan Galbreath, 4085 Ridgewood Avenue Case no. 11-70000002
The proposed off-site parking lot (4085 Ridgewood Ave.) is to provide additional parking for the Aunt Catfish's Restaurant, located at 4009 Halifax Dr. The applicant intends for the off-site parking to be primarily used by employees of Aunt Catfish's in order to make more spaces in the restaurant's on-site parking lot available to patrons. The off-site parking will also reduce the need for patrons to park in the leased lot on the north side of Dunlawton Ave.
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION: June 23, 2011
Recommended approval (6-0, Commissioner Jordan excused)
Staff recommends Council approve the request for a Special Exception for an off-site parking lot within the "RD" (Ridgewood Development) zoning district, as recommended by the Planning Commission, subject to approval by the City Attorney of a written agreement in compliance with Chapter 18, Section 3(b)(15)(c) of the Land Development Code.
J. PARKS AND RECREATION (Susan Lovallo)
Item 18 – Resolution No. 11-29- Piggybacking City of Ormond Beach's Agreement with Sunshine State Officials Association, Inc. to provide youth and adult sports officials (umpires and referees) for the various athletic programs sponsored by the City of Port Orange
We currently hire part time personnel through our Human Resources Department for temporary, part-time sports officials. We are proposing to piggyback the City of Ormond Beach's Agreement and Resolution No. 2011-36 with Sunshine State Officials Association, Inc. to provide youth and adult sports officials for the City's various sports programs. We are requesting the City to adopt a resolution for this proposal, and authorizing sole source waiver for Adult football; youth baseball, softball, and soccer.
Parks and Recreation Department is budgeted for this service. Account #001-5200-579-31-13.
Staff recommends Council approve Resolution No. 11-29 piggybacking City of Ormond Beach's Agreement with Sunshine State Officials Association, Inc. for youth and adult sports officials for the City's various sports programs and to adopt a Resolution for the City of Port Orange providing same.
K. PUBLIC SAFETY (Jerry Monahan)
Item 19 – Proposed Mandatory Spay or Neuter Ordinance
The proposed mandatory Spay or Neuter Ordinance is modeled after the Ordinance adopted by the City of Daytona Beach. The Ordinance provides for the mandatory spay or neuter of cats and dogs over the age of six months belonging to persons residing in the City of Port Orange, unless the animal is qualified for an unaltered animal permit. The ordinance sets out the qualifying conditions for an unaltered animal permit, requires micro-chipping as a condition of obtaining an unaltered animal permit, and provides for enforcement, exemptions, and penalties.
This item is for discussion only.
Item 20 - Crime Report – Moved to the July 26, 2011 Agenda
The Port Orange Police Department will present a report which details criminal activity in the last quarter.
Item 21 – Comments/Concerns from Council Members
At this time council members may discuss various matters or concerns.


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Is an "institution offering fraudulent or substandard degrees" the same as a diploma mill?
The Texas legislature chose to use the phrase "institution offering fraudulent or substandard degrees" to describe the institutions from which consumers need protection. The phrase covers both institutions that intend to defraud the public and those who may not intend fraud but, by their substandard operations, accomplish the same bad result. In either case, they offer degrees with little or no serious work. Some sell the degrees through a web site or by sending money to a mailbox, often claiming to "assess your life experiences." Others require some nominal amount of work from the student, often in a traditional classroom setting, but do not require coursework as rigorous as that required by legitimate colleges.
Webster's Third New International Dictionary defines "diploma mill" as "an institution of higher education operating without supervision of a state or professional agency and granting diplomas which are either fraudulent or because of the lack of proper standards worthless." Another term often used to describe these institutions is "degree mill."
Are institutions offering fraudulent or substandard degrees really a problem?
Defrauding the public by offering fraudulent or substandard degrees is a crime. Worldwide the problem is huge but, being an illegal activity, its cost to the public is difficult to determine. It has been estimated that this industry generates a half billion dollars a year. That figure does not include the loss of money and time by employers deceived when fraudulent degree holders are hired, promoted, or given raises; by state licensing agencies and employers, both public and private, to screen out fraudulent degrees; and by the public depending on the false claims of the fraudulent degree-holders when purchasing goods and services. In addition, the public is endangered when fraudulent degree-holders obtain employment in criminal justice agencies, or in public and private schools or health fields, such as medicine, nursing, or public health.
What are some of the warning signs that an institution may be offering fraudulent or substandard degree?
The number one warning sign:
Other warning signs:
The institution:
Does an ".edu" extension of an Internet web address mean that a school is legitimate?
No. Some institutions offering fraudulent or substandard degrees and some unaccredited schools have been able to obtain ".edu" extensions. There is currently no action underway to make these institutions cease using such extensions. An ".edu" extension means nothing regarding a school's quality, legitimacy, or accreditation status. However, the lack of an ".edu" extension is a warning sign that the institution may not be legitimate and warrants further investigation before enrolling.
What is accreditation and why is it important?
Accreditation is a system of institutional self-regulation to assure educational quality. The review is conducted by an accrediting association consisting of institutions that have met or exceeded agreed upon educational standards. Accreditation is a system that has been in use for over 100 years to assure that colleges and universities meet the minimal expectations of educational quality. This self regulation assures that higher education professionals determine educational practices. Accreditation has been an essential part of the reputation the United States has earned for having the finest higher education system in the world.
Accreditation is "voluntary", so doesn't that mean it is optional and not necessary?
Accreditation is voluntary in that the process of accreditation requires the full cooperation with and complete participation in the process of accreditation by the college or university seeking accreditation. At the heart of the accreditation process is a self-study prepared by the college or university demonstrating its commitment to the standards of accreditation.
Since accreditation is the primary means of determining the legitimacy and quality of colleges and universities in the United States, to describe the process as "voluntary" is not to describe it as "optional" or "unnecessary."
Isn't accreditation an unnecessary means of assuring educational quality? After all, Harvard is not accredited.
Though the story is much older than the term "urban legend," that is what the Harvard story is. Not only is Harvard University accredited, it has been accredited for over seven decades. The New England Association of Schools and Colleges first accredited Harvard in 1929. In addition, Harvard Divinity School has been accredited by the Association of Theological Schools since 1940.
What is the difference between accreditation and state certification?
Accreditation is a quality review conducted by private associations of colleges and universities to assure educational standards are met. Certification is a quality review conducted by the state of Texas to assure that the public is protected from institutions offering fraudulent or substandard degrees.
Why does the state regulate private post secondary schools if there is accreditation?
The certification process establishes legal authority to operate, a requirement of all accreditors. The certification process also protects the public while colleges are seeking accreditation and protects the public from those institutions avoiding accreditation in order to offer fraudulent or substandard degrees.
Foreign institutions generally do not have accreditation, so how are foreign institutions evaluated?
The National Council on the Evaluation of Foreign Academic Credentials created standards for interpreting foreign educational credentials and degrees from institutions located outside the United States. That Council consists of several associations, including the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO), who understand the various educational systems around the world.
Colleges and universities as well as private foreign credential evaluation services use these standards to assess the degrees held by individuals who wish to use the degrees for employment or admission to colleges or universities in the United States.
There is no governmental oversight of foreign credential evaluation services, nor does the Coordinating Board recommend any particular foreign credential evaluation service. However, we suggest that individuals seeking to have a foreign degree evaluated seek a reputable evaluator. The Board notes that AACRAO has an evaluation service. Information about that service can be found at AACRAO International Education Services Evaluations. Also, the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES), a professional association of private foreign educational credential evaluation services, may be of help in finding a reputable evaluator. Information about that association can be found at www.naces.org.


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AAP apologises to Transparency International for claims by leaders
Transperancy International has denied conducting any study or publishing any report on corruption in Delhi during AAP's rule.
New Delhi: A major embarrassment for the Aam Aadmi Party as it apologised to the Transparency International for the claims made by the party's national convener Arvind Kejriwal and other leaders regarding a study.
AAP leader Shazia ilmi had claimed that a Transperancy International study had shown a decrease in corruption in Delhi during the AAP's 49-day rule.
Transparency International has, however, denied conducting any study or publishing any report on corruption in Delhi during their short rule. It clarified that it does not have any report in this regard. "We don't have any report like this. We haven't carried out any survey or report. AAP should clarify this as our stand is very clear that we haven't carried any survey."
AAP leader Gopal rai said, "AAP never made false claims. As AAP gains strength people are maligning us."
Transparency International has issued a press release denying any report on corruption in Delhi. "This in reference to news item published in the news paper Hindustan Times published on page number 2 Hindustan times Delhi edition titled "Corruption down in Delhi Ilmi quotes international report". The information shared by Ms Shazia Ilmi is factually incorrect. We have not undertaken any study on corruption in Delhi and so there is no question of any such published or unpublished report," said Transparency International India Executive Director Ashutosh Kumar Mishra.
Kejriwal, too, during a Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) meet on Monday claimed that Transparency International was set to release a report which said that corruption has reduced in Delhi.
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Lastly, the entire acoustic chamber is air-displaced with adiabatic acoustic batting. This dampens internal midrange reflections so they can't bleed back through the LF transducer cone and reach your ears, which causes inferior enclosures to sound "boxy." This, along with LF porting, also allows Mackie S500 enclosures to deliver huge sound in a more compact design than otherwise possible.
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Ash City Appoints Chris Sorichetti as Manager, Creative Content and Catalog Development
Ontario-based apparel supplier Ash City on November 19 announced that Chris Sorichetti has joined the organization as manager, creative content and catalog development. This role at Ash City includes development of all print, digital and video content and collateral.
With over 10 years in the marketing communication field, Sorichetti honed his skills on several of Canada's most well-known brands, including Molson Coors Canada and Bell Canada. He now brings his experience, creativity and dedication to the Ash City team.
"Chris is a great asset to our organization," said Laura Turner, vice president of marketing for Ash City. "Not only does he possess outstanding, award-winning creative abilities, but his passion and dedication is going to inject a real spark into the Ash City marketing team. We're thrilled to have him on board."
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1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Sedan
Oakwood, GA
Offered for sale is our 1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur. Finished in Cream over tan leather with a tan Everflex top. All power options. It... More
1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Las Vegas, NV
1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur in beautiful Las Vegas NevadaThis 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur model comes Powered by a 6.75 Liter V8... More
Advertiser since 2010
1981 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Armoured
Dubai, United arab emirates
The Silver Spur was a superb luxury cruiser, and represented the best that the British firm had to offer. This low-mileage example was used for... More
1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Gladstone, NJ
1987 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER SPUR LONG WHEELBASE SEDAN # SCAZN02AXHCX21202. (Stock # 3828.) Rolls-Royce introduced the "Silver Spirit" luxury sedan in 1980, soon to be followed by the especially luxurious... More
Advertiser since 2004
1996 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Sedan
Ontario, CA
Very nice Rolls Royce Silver Spur Call or Text Fraser to discuss details 951-212-9581 -... More
1981 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Laguna Beach, CA
This is a very well maintained car, owned for the last 22 years by a detail oriented engineer, that shows great pride of... More
Advertiser since 2012
1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Silver Spur
Shrewsbury, NJ
The epitome of high end luxury and presence. Nothing says you have arrived than showing up in a Rolls-Royce Silver Spur. It is still... More
1984 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Dalton, GA
The car seems to be in good condition fo an unrestored 33 year old. It starts easily and drives good. It is very smooth on... More
1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
St-Leonard, QC
In exceptional condition, Fully-equipped and well-maintained future classic. More details to come! NOTE: All of our prices are listed in US Dollars for clarity. Many pictures are... More
Advertiser since 1990
1989 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Hillsville, VA
1989 Rolls Royce Silver Spur. Nice clean 47,000-mile example! Great color combination, dark blue, blue vinyl roof, white leather interior w/blue piping. Southern car owned... More
1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
Shrewsbury, NJ
1985 Rolls Royce Silver Spur from a well-known, NJ Restorer/Collector, Expertly maintained with less than 22,000 original miles. This car has had a single... More