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The Jimmy Dore Show july 13, 2012
The Jimmy Dore Show july 13, 2012
This Week:
Mitt Romney gave a speech at the annual NAACP event and was booed. REALLY? I thought a billionaire born into privilege with a wife who teaches horses to dance would really connect. Romney acknowledged that many barriers still exist for African Americans, especially in his neighborhood. Steve Rosenfield has a rundown of the entire speech.
2012 is the hottest year in recorded history, the 10 hottest years have all occurred in the last 12 years, and weather is going F'ing crazy! ( I hope you appreciated that I cleaned it up right there).
So we ask world famous climate scientist George Will who has studied the issue and has concluded that its hot because " it is summer, get over it!". Its that kind of inquisitive mind and hard nosed journalism that makes George Will so useful to the man.
Leon Panetta, like most Secretaries of Defense, lives by the credo "if you can't enjoy invading countries and killing people, why even get up in the morning". 60 minutes did a Puff -Piece on him and yet he still gets stumped by the first question: "how many countries are we actively fighting in right now". He doesn't' know, which is very disturbing, but what really makes you feel horrible is that he laughed about it. Hey, maybe the guy in charge of all the killing doesn't' get to cavalierly laugh about it.
Luke Russert, the worlds most successful intern, has been our least favorite reporter for some time. If you read Huffington Post then you already know everything that Luke is about to tell you. He gets caught at being horrible at his job by Martin Bashir when he gets asked a direct question about the antics of the congressional republics. It is a pretty amazing example of EVERYTHING that is wrong with the 4th estate. LEts remember that he is being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to be a "newsman".
Jim Earl reads from his new hilarious book of obituaries of famous dead people "Mourning Remembrances".
With Frank Conniff, Steve Rosenfield, Paul Gilmartin, Robert Yasumura, Stef Zamorano.
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George Will is a piece of crap. "Its summer. Get over it." Tell that to the families of the 32 people who died from the extreme heat. What's he going to say when the next super storm hurricane hits, or the next extreme string of tornados hit, or the ocean levels rise?? Millions/billions of dollars in damage and hundreds of dead people later… "Get over it?" Piece of crap.
Hottest in "recorded history"?
I guess that means that the times of the Roman Empire and Middle Ages weren't recorded, as it was hotter then than it is now:
"How did the Romans grow grapes in northern England? Perhaps because it was warmer than we thought.
A study suggests the Britain of 2,000 years ago experienced a lengthy period of hotter summers than today.
German researchers used data from tree rings – a key indicator of past climate – to claim the world has been on a 'long-term cooling trend' for two millennia until the global warming of the twentieth century.
This cooling was punctuated by a couple of warm spells.
These are the Medieval Warm Period, which is well known, but also a period during the toga-wearing Roman times when temperatures were apparently 1 deg C warmer than now.
They say the very warm period during the years 21 to 50AD has been underestimated by climate scientists."
Agree recorded history wouldn't include those eras. Those temperatures were deduced or were estimated from other evidence but aren't from records of temperature data taken by humans at those times. (Recorded temps probably go back less than 100 yrs if I had to guess).
Also the earth has gone through many temp changes it doesn't prove what the cause of recent temp changes are. Many animals went extinct before humans but it doesn't mean human activity can never or has never contributed to the extinction of an animal species.
I personally do not have problems with your show's fat jokes (and earlier in your show gay jokes were also defended) but think you might find this relevant. Paul Campos compares gay discrimination/fat discrimination (I paraphrase to shorten):
"In the traditional model (and still for most cultural conservatives), gay people choose to be gay. The analogy with fat prejudice is obvious…that fat people choose to be fat. "Everyone knows" how to stop being gay: Stop having gay sex. Everyone also knows how to stop being fat: restrict caloric intake and increase activity levels, forever. In both cases, you see, it's a simple matter of a "lifestyle change." And of course both arguments are correct: It's perfectly possible, in theory, for people who strongly prefer to have sex with other people of the same gender to stop doing so, and become "normal." It's perfectly possible, in theory, for fat people to eat less, increase activity levels, become thin, and stay that way (become "normal," i.e., thin)… but in practice almost no one in either category stays straight or thin, because it's extremely difficult for gay people to limit themselves to either straight sex or abstinence, and it's extremely difficult for fat people to transform their bodies into thin bodies and keep them that way."
"It's my belief that, in another generation or two or three, the casual fat hatred now flaunted by many an otherwise doubleplusgood-thinking liberal will look as shameful as the casual fag-bashing engaged in by his predecessors a generation ago." – Campos
Campos (and others) have reported a lot of research that they claim shows that 1) being fat by itself is not unhealthy (except for at the very extremes) and 2) body fat/size is extremely hard to intentionally change permanently (this includes to increase – this article describes many interesting studies demonstrating this: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/08/health/08fat.html?pagewanted=all )
I know your show is comedy and I don't have a problem with the fat jokes and like I mentioned, earlier in the episode you also defended a certain type of gay joke. I also agree that Christie was very hypocritical in calling homosexuality decadent (there can be arguments that obesity also isn't but in any case homosexuality isn't).
Some most relevant/interesting quotes from the nytimes article:
– Hard to make thin people fat:
"…Dr. Ethan Sims wanted to know what would happen if thin people who had never had a weight problem deliberately got fat.
His subjects were prisoners at a nearby state prison who volunteered to gain weight. With great difficulty, they succeeded, increasing their weight by 20-25 percent. But it took them four to six months, eating as much as they could every day. Some consumed 10,000 calories a day, an amount so incredible that it would be hard to believe, were it not for the fact that there were attendants present at each meal who dutifully recorded everything the men ate.
Once the men were fat, their metabolisms increased by 50 percent. When the study ended, the prisoners had no trouble losing weight. Within months, they were back to normal and effortlessly stayed there."
– Hard to make fat people thin:
"The only food permitted was a liquid formula providing 600 calories a day, a regimen that guaranteed they would lose weight…the subjects' fat cells had shrunk and were now normal in size… but after leaving they all regained.
…fat people who lost large amounts of weight might look like someone who was never fat, but by every metabolic measurement, they seemed like people who were starving.
Before the diet began, the fat subjects' metabolism was normal… But when they lost weight, they were burning as much as 24 percent fewer calories than someone naturally thin.
The Rockefeller subjects also had a psychiatric syndrome, called semi-starvation neurosis…They were anxious and depressed; some had thoughts of suicide. They secreted food in their rooms. And they binged.
"Those who doubt the power of basic drives, however, might note that although one can hold one's breath, this conscious act is soon overcome by the compulsion to breathe," Dr. Friedman wrote. "The feeling of hunger is intense and, if not as potent as the drive to breathe, is probably no less powerful than the drive to drink when one is thirsty. This is the feeling the obese must resist after they have lost a significant amount of weight."
as regards whether or not you guys should or should not make fun of Chris Christie's weight – remember, this is a guy who when confronted with a question about job numbers going down in NJ by a woman in the audience responded 'the only thing going down tonight is you honey' (slightly paraphrasing but not by much) -so CC has no problem saying offensive things to his constituents all the time. That makes him fair game. He is almost a caricature of a bully- and he also knows exactly how to manipulate remarks about his weight to his advantage. I live in dirty Jerz (as we fondly refer to it) and one of the reasons Christie beat Corzine in the election was because Corzine made fun of Christie's weight, it was really pointed out in the media here…..and people all over the state who struggled with weight issues or knew someone who did who were undecided…. mentioned that Corzine's remarks about Christie were contributing factors in making up their minds to vote for Christie (or Governor Crispie Creme – my pet name for him, ….he's a large man). I like my political commentary with a large dose of humor. If I wanted earnest or 'politically correct' I'd listen to a different kind of political podcast. I love the Young Turks too because they are funny as well as informative. So keep it up. I love the Tony Soprano voice for Christie also – should you stop that because it's offensive to some people of Italian descent? It's a new thing called comedy or as Mary Poppins would say 'a spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down'.
@Summertime: "Agree recorded history wouldn't include those eras. Those temperatures were deduced or were estimated from other evidence but aren't from records of temperature data taken by humans at those times. (Recorded temps probably go back less than 100 yrs if I had to guess)."
Wow, so scientists shouldn't be able to rely on temperature data older than 100 years ago because it was deduced from 'other evidence'…that would pretty much destroy the entire AGW hypothesis.
If we don't know what the climate was like BEFORE humans pumped CO2 into the atmosphere (e.g. prior to Industrial Revolution) then we can't say if the current climate conditions are due to human contributions or some other natural cycle.
@Dan "Wow, so scientists shouldn't be able to rely on temperature data older than 100 years ago because it was deduced from 'other evidence' "
Nowhere did I say that scientists shouldn't use and rely on knowledge of temperatures from more than 100 years ago. I said when people say, "hottest year on record" they mean from temperatures recorded by humans.
Obviously scientists use information other than just what living humans record of their time, otherwise it would be impossible to make any guess at the age of fossils, or evolution, or age of the earth etc.
"…that would pretty much destroy the entire AGW hypothesis." + "If we don't know what the climate was like BEFORE humans pumped CO2 into the atmosphere…"
Natural climate changes doesn't prove human activity cannot contribute to climate changes. If there are areas on earth that have naturally elevated radiation does it mean that measuring elevated radiation after chernobyl near the area means human activity could not have contributed to the elevation?
AGW hypothesis is not disproven by warmer temps in the past, however "warmest temps on record" (which I think is what is bothering you) doesn't prove AGW by itself. (And scientists don't use this as their only "proof"/reason to argue there is AGW).


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I'm saying this now – I need to see a swatch of that green lipstick! Pretty collection, can't wait for Spring 🙂


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US Ambassador visits Chiang Mai
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Chiang Mai Muslims show disprovable of anti-Islam film
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By Colin Jarvis, Chiang Mai Post 08.08.2012
When Mary Shelley wrote her book, Frankenstein, in 1818 she could not have imagined that we would still be talking about it today, 200 years later. We all know the story, don't we? An evil Professor creates a monster called Frankenstein from bits of dead bodies. The monster then rampages around the countryside killing people and generally being obnoxious.
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Thailand travel guides warn you of exotic diseases that melt your brain, shopping scams that gut your wallet, and cultural no-no's that may send you to the slammer, but seldom cover the day-to-day, life-threatening hazards you only learn about if you survive them. On my first day in Thailand, I almost died just trying to walk.
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Recently within a window of 24 hours Rihanna gave a terrible SNL performance using green screen 90's computer generated new age imagery, and Azalea Banks released a video with the same aquatic themes and retro imagery and the internet exploded with resentment and rage at the corporate appropriation of the Seapunk/new aesthetic imagery associated with net-art.
I am not gonna waste any breath on this matter because all sorts of websites have given their detailed examination of the relationship between art and commerce or play by plays of the drama and if you are interested you can google it (or already have most likely). I would rather just point you to artist Kevin Heckart who secretly made a lot of the imagery popular in the last year. If an artist can successfully rip him off on their lunch break then maybe he can't expect any resultant fame, but still I just wanna give him a lil shout. Here is some of his work. As with all net-artists- find him via Google.


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May 10, 2006 - Chuck Sweet, Oro Valley's town manager since 1993, announced last week he will resign his position Sept. 1.
Sweet, 57, cited "a personal change in direction" as the primary reason for his resignation. An Oro Valley resident, Sweet said he does not have any plans to leave the town and has not yet lined up another job.
"I'm not planning on leaving the area. At this point, the slate is blank, and I'll be seeing what opportunities walk through the door," Sweet said.
When asked if he was planning on retiring or taking an extended vacation, Sweet responded, "Who knows?"
However, Sweet did indicate that he will be not be looking for another job in municipal government.
"I've been working in local government for about 29 years. Personally and professionally, it's time for me to do something different," Sweet said. "It will be something that complements my experience and education, but it's hard to say exactly what that will be."
In his letter of resignation, Sweet said he was making the announcement nearly four months in advance in order to allow the town to conduct a proper search for his replacement and allow him to complete work on this year's town budget.
Sweet said he was able to accomplish a majority of the major goals he set during his 13-and-a-half years as town manager. Among those, Sweet lists the town's involvement in parks and water service as one of the most significant.
"When I started, the town wasn't in the water business and didn't own any of the water facilities, and now we do. All the golf courses were served with groundwater, and now we have three 18-hole golf courses served by reclaimed water," Sweet said.
Since Sweet began, Oro Valley has built three municipal parks and acquired the land for the proposed Naranja Town Park.
"During these years, we have gone from zero park property to a significant park system, although there is still much work to be done," Sweet said. "My involvement in that area has been at the forefront, bidding for state land when it was available for auction and working on the infrastructures of the bond projects to get the parks built."
Sweet said his successor will have to tackle a number of difficult problems soon after taking over the helm.
"Probably in the first five years they'll be working to physically bring CAP water to Oro Valley. I think that's going to require a lot of expertise, time, and resources to make that happen, and it needs to happen," Sweet said. "The other challenge will be to look at whether this community grows to the north in state land acquisitions, or whether it doesn't."
Sweet also had some advice for the next Oro Valley town manager.
"Listen and make a connection not only with council and staff, but also with the citizens so they understand who is at the chief administrative position and what their philosophies are," Sweet said. "The job is quite demanding, and the time necessary to do the job and also get out in the community and interact with people is fairly consuming, but it's important for the manager to do."
For Sweet, being the town manager of Oro Valley was somewhat taxing but always interesting.
"Any job that takes 55-plus hours a week over many years, no matter what the job is or who the person is, it will affect you. But everyday was different, and there's always something interesting around the corner," Sweet said.


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Graham Foundation Seminar: Call for Applications, Deadline July 1
Breaking Glass: Seminar at the Graham Foundation
This seminar is an experimental five-week project led by artist Irena Knezevic, architect Jimenes Lai, artist Daniel Bauer, and different invited guests from a range of disciplines. Held at the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, the focus of the program is to initiate collaborative discourse and production between students and practitioners of art, architecture and design. In a rigorous disciplinary exchange and critique, the program themes will vibrate around formulating new values within the contemporary art-architecture-design complex. Weekly experiments, studies and projects will demonstrate how and where all three disciplines exist in a single mode and how those modes actually look like.
Over the course of the seminar, the Graham Foundation library and second floor galleries will serve as a site for research, meeting, and production as well as peripheral programming including film screenings, derives, and studio visits to augment the interests of seminar participants.
While twelve students will be selected to produce and present work, the seminar will be open to the public and welcomes anyone interested in contributing in the seminar sessions. Seminar discussions, presentations by students and visitors, and project critiques will be documented through weekly printed bulletins that will be produced by the students and compiled into a small publication.
Seminar sessions will occur every Thursday starting on July 19 and culminate with a final project presentation on August 16.
To apply, by July 1, send a pdf to grahamfoundationseminar@
1. Name, school, level, field of study;
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3. 200 word statement including why you would like to participate in the seminar.
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Seminar participation and attendance is free.
Applicants must be students of any level, or recent graduates.
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|Dubey, Jitender
|Tocidlowski, Maryanne
|Abbitt, Bruce
|Llizo, S
Submitted to: Journal of Parasitology
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 6/25/2002
Publication Date: 7/12/2002
Citation: Dubey, J.P., Tocidlowski, M.E., Abbitt, B., Llizo, S.Y. 2002. Acute visceral toxoplasmosis in captive dik-dik (madoqua guentheri smithi). Journal of Parasitology 88;638-641. Interpretive Summary: Infections by the single-celled parasite Toxoplasma gondii are widely prevalent in animals and humans. If causes mental retardation and loss of vision in congenitally-infected children. It is also a significant cause of mortality in zoo animals. Scientists at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center and the Houston Zoo report, for the first time, fatal toxoplasmosis in dik-dik. These results will be of interest to wildlife biologists, parasitologists and pathologists.
Technical Abstract: Acute toxoplasmosis was diagnosed in 2 captive dik-dik (Madoqua guentheri smithi) in the Houston Zoo. Both animals became ill suddenly and died in spite of supportive therapy. Toxoplasma gondii was identified in tissues of both animals immunohistochemically, and antibodies to T. gondii were found in titers of 1:800 or more in both animals examined by the modified agglutination test. The cause of death was considered to be toxoplasmic pneumonia. This is the first report of toxoplasmosis in Madoqua guentheri smithi.


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30. 07. 2008 - HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines – A Travel Agency Specialising in Air Travel in Europe – Enters the Czech Market
Prague, 30 July 2008
A specialist on air travel to European metropolises – the travel agency HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines – is entering the Czech tourist market. The new travel agency will offer its clients short-term excursions by air to European destinations, for guaranteed prices, comprising the ticket, accommodation, and additional services. The price for the customer is fixed and inclusive of all taxes and fees.
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As a part of its OK 2006-2008 revitalisation strategy, Czech Airlines is gradually improving the efficiency of all of its activities. In addition, Czech Airlines Airtours (newly HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines) has managed to stabilise itself and Czech Airlines has now decided to integrate this subsidiary even more greatly into its structure, such that both companies could make use of their mutual synergies. As a part of the integration of HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines into the Czech Airlines structure, the office was moved in mid-June from Štěpánská Street to Czech Airlines' main sales office, known as Gestin, in V Celnici Street.
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(CNSNews.com) - Cuba's Castro government has done what it threatened to do - slap a ten percent tax on each minute of telephone calls placed to and from the United States.
Radio Havana reported Thursday that the Cuban telecommunications company, ETECSA, had calculated the tax will amount to 24.5 cents per minute. The Castro government said the tax will be charged until "the US government returns illegally frozen Cuban funds."
The Castro government said money collected from the tax will go toward purchasing medicine and medical equipment. The phone tax is applicable only to Cuba-US telephone traffic and, according to the Castro government, will not have any impact on communications between Cuba and other countries.
The Castro government says it imposed the tax because of legislation now awaiting President Clinton's signature that would allow the U.S. to freeze Cuban funds to compensate relatives of Brothers to the Rescue, a Cuban exile group.
Several members of that group died in 1996, when Cuban MIGs shot down Brothers to the Rescue aircraft in the Florida Straits.
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Joe Garcia, executive director of the Cuban American National Foundation called the Cuban government decree is tantamount to extortion.
"The horror of this is that there are millions of people who need to talk to their families. I think anytime that people are extorted, they suffer. The people from Cuba are going to suffer because they're going to have less contact with their families. The people from Miami are going to suffer because they want to keep tabs on their families," Garcia said in a statement.
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- 1 medium head red cabbage, shredded
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 2 medium apples, peeled and thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons maraschino cherry juice, optional
- In a large skillet, saute cabbage and onion in oil for 5-8 minutes or until crisp-tender. Add the apples, vinegar, salt, pepper and cherry juice if desired. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 25 minutes or until cabbage is tender. Yield: 8 servings.
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If it's an auto you can just use the hole for the clutch pedal. If it's standard then you can drill a hole somewhere close to there but I'm not for sure. I know there were a lot of threads on this if you do a little searching I'm sure you could find them.
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As Paul said, if you have an automatic there is a hole there already for where the master cylinder sits. It's usually plugged with a rubber stopper. All you have to do is remove that stopper and you have an open hole under the dash to run wiring. If you are driving a manual transmission, you can drill a hole about an inch above the clutch master cylinder.
If all else fails, I'll take a picture of my stripped bare firewall from the interior if it helps. Just ignore the big hole in the middle.
I drilled mine just a few inches below where the fuse box is. I then used a coat hanger with my wire taped to it, to fish it out into the engine bay. Once the wires were ran, plugged the hole with a special type of clay made to hold wires in place so they don't get frayed or cut on the metal edge.
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This was a quick little project and fun to make! I found this frame at a thrift store for $1.50. I painted it white to go on Brianna's Dark Blue wall.
I had some scrap foam core that I covered in material I had left over from her bench:
And here's the end result! A stylish new tack board that matches her decor!
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Today I passed by my sun room filled with furniture, paint cans, and leaves. It's been neglected the past few days since my Grandpa's been in the hospital. I thought about the projects on my "To Do" list and how I just can't get the umph to tackle them right now. But don't give up on me though! I'll get there. I realize visits to and from the hospital will take time out of my already filled days, however sometimes keeping my sanity is shopping at the local thrift store, garage sales, or people's front lawn's and splashing some bright paint on the little treasures that I find there.
Just to let you know I have some projects in mind that will be fun, brightly colored, and even better...for sale. I would like to get an etsy account and start there and also in March, there will be another flea market at "Junkadoodle" that I'd very much like to attend. Yet again, more things to add to my "To Do" list.
Some of my projects you can look forward to seeing include: Peg Boards, Memo boards/cork boards, small side tables, bookshelves, etc. I'm feeling better already just thinking about it.
Thanks again for not giving up on me and look for more posts really soon! (Promise)
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Family Law CASA does not endorse or support any of the organizations named below; the information is simply provided to assist those seeking resources. The list may not be complete.
ABC Visitation Services, LLC
Jaclin Natario-Mairs
South King and Pierce County; also offer services in Eastern Washington
Office: 253-815-6666
Cell: 253-202-6666
Hours: 7 days a week (Sunday-Saturday) 8am-10:00pm (including travel)
Cost: $35 to $150/hour
Services: Offers basic supervision, supervised transfers, transportation and parent mentoring with a DV specialization. Mobile and Onsite services (limited onsite depending on needs of clients).
Additional Information: Offers supervised visitation training geared towards training volunteer family members or friends to oversee visitations (inquire for cost). Mobile certified mediation services (inquire for cost).
A Kat's Eye Supervised Visitation Service
8490 Mukilteo Speedway, Suite 107
Mukilteo, WA 98275
Phone: 425- 238-3740
Fax: 425-710-0335
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.akatseye.com
Hours: By appointment only
Cost: $85 set-up fee, $45/hour. Charges based on visits that commence and end at the visitation office in Mukilteo. Should it be necessary to travel to a different location, travel time will be billed accordingly. Any services which require the supervisor to travel from visitation center shall result in mileage charges of $.58 per mile and an hourly fee of $22.50. Note off site note transcription is billed $18 per hour. Holiday visitations are $70.00/hour. Visitation exchange costs vary depending on location, on-Site at facility $30.00 Flat fee. Discounted rate may apply for parents who 1) are income eligible 2) are in compliance with all court orders 3) and have shown efforts at rehabilitation regarding their specific court ordered issues.
Additional Information: In the event the visitation supervisor is required to appear for court proceedings the requesting party will be billed as follows:
Within Snohomish County- flat fee of $60.00 per hour at court, minimum of 1 hour
Outside of Snohomish County- $70.00 per hour while at court plus travel time
Time for reviewing the file prior to testimony will be at $30.00 per hour.
Anne Kelly
Phone: (206) 412-4633
Email: email@example.com
Hours: Weekends, weekdays and occasional holidays.
Cost: $40-$50 per hour, slight sliding scale.
Serves: Mostly north and west Seattle.
Additional Information: 25 years of experience, training in non-violent communication work. Provides detailed reports for visits.
At Indaba
2800 E Madison St., #208
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone: (206) 860-3133
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.AtIndaba.com
Administrative Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm
Supervised Visits & Exchanges by appointment 7 days a week. Located in Seattle's Madison Park Neighborhood and just minutes from downtown as well as downtown Bellevue, At Indaba offers in office as well as on site mobile supervision and exchange services throughout the Puget Sound area. At Indaba is staffed by social work and child advocacy professionals with advanced training and masters degrees in social work, counseling, psychology and related fields and are well trained in providing fair and honest treatment to all parties. At Indaba documents all supervised visits as well as generates detailed reports.
Brady Roy
Phone: 206-790-2087
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours: Mainly weekends, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, weekdays by appointment.
Cost: $40/hour includes travel time and notes.
Services: Provides mobile and onsite services in South King County and Pierce County
Additional Information: Brady has a BS in anthropology and has worked in residential treatment facilities for children and adolescents. He has been supervising for three years for Toni Napoli Counseling Services. He is now taking referrals.
Break Through Learning Center
9500 Roosevelt Way NE #205
Seattle, WA 98115
Phone: (206) 931-6510
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.btlconline.com
Hours: Monday-Friday 9am to 3 pm, Saturday and Sunday by appointment.
Cost: $75 Consultation, $60 per hour (minimum 2 hours per visit), add $50 per hour holidays.
Monthly clients: $50 per week admin fee for 10+ hours per week (includes scheduling supervision notes, emails/calls, limited coaching).
Travel: $25 per offsite visit in King County
Exchanges: $35 per single exchange, $65 two exchanges same day.
Additional Information: Provides onsite and limited King County offsite supervision. We define supervised visitation as situations where a third party, usually specified by a court, is present to record individual interactions between parent and children. Monitored visitation may occur when there is a need to protect children due to allegations of substance abuse, child abuse or neglect, family violence, or other conflict issues. It may also be used when children are getting to know a previously absent parent (reunification) or when parents are learning to interact with special needs children. All supervisors are trained observers and maintain a non-judgmental, caring attitude toward all parents and children. The Learning Center provides written reports, parent consultations and parent coaching upon request.
Children First Supervised Visitation Agency
Jonathan Milstein
Phone: 206-491-2452
Website: http://www.childrenfirstvts.com
Areas Served: King County
Hours: 7 days per week
Cost: $40-$50/hour
Children First only utilizes professional social workers to supervise all visitation and supervised exchanges in King County. Within 72 hours of the visit, a report is sent to all parties. Member of Supervised Visitation Network.
Clearwater Child & Family Services
18717 70th St. Ct. KPS,
Longbranch, WA, 98351
Phone: 253-884-3017
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.clearwater.us.com
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Cost: Sliding Scale
Additional information: Supervision, visitation, and transportation services.
Focus: Foster children and their families.
Community Family Services
1911 SW Campus Drive, #482
Federal Way, WA 98023
Phone: 253-927-4331
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.communityfamilyservices.com
Hours: 7 days a week – 8:00am-8:00pm
Cost: Monday-Sunday: $40 an hour; Holidays $50 an hour; Transportation Supervisor: $60 an hour; Supervised Exchange: $30; Credit cards accepted.
Additional Information: Serving South King County and Pierce County. Experienced in high conflict, high-risk and domestic violence cases as well as parental reunification. We support children and families who have been affected by divorce, separation, abuse, neglect or violence. Our focus is to provide a safe and nurturing place for children to visit with their families in a supervised setting under the guidance of a trained supervisor.
Debbie Gallagher, B.A.
Phone: (206) 501-0652
Email: email@example.com
Hours: 7 days a week
Areas Served: Seattle and Eastside
Cost: Intake-$50, Supervised Visitation $50-$60, Reports $20
Services: Mobile Supervised Visitation, Parent Coaching, Therapeutic re-unification
Additional Information: Utilize over 20 years of social work experience to provide unbiased supervised visitation. Specialized training in therapeutic supervision through parent coaching. B.A Family & Community Services. Extensive professional experience ensuring child safety in high conflict and abuse situations. Experienced and trained in: substance abuse, domestic violence, mental health, parental alienation, high conflict divorce, parental reunification, physical, mental, and child sexual abuse, parental alienation, sexual deviancy. Culturally competent. Former GAL in juvenile and family court. Expertise in concise detailed reports
Member of: Supervised Visitation Network and Washington Chapter Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
Dylan McLeod
Phone: (206) 486-0642
Email: email@example.com
Hours: 7 days a week; 8am to 10pm (including travel)
Cost: $35 to $65 hourly; fee determined on a case by case basis, based on details of the case, location and reporting requirements
Services: Provides monitored and supervised visitation services in the Greater Seattle area. Provides mobile services to accommodate parties' location. Also provides visitation schedule and location coordination, exchange and child transport services as needed.
Additional Information: This supervisor possesses over a decade of experience as a child advocate working with health & human services organizations across the country. While specializing in DV, parental alienation and suspected abuse cases, this supervisor offers services to families of all backgrounds. Pertinent experience includes working closely with Family Law Attorneys, AGAs, GALs, Parenting Evaluators and Parenting Coaches, CASAs as well as Mental Health Service Providers and Family Reunification Counselors.
Families First of Washington
13470 Martin Luther King Way S.
Renton, WA 98178
Located directly on bus line - Metro Bus #101
Phone: 206-772-5995
Fax: 425-458-2342
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.ffow.org
Hours: 7 days a week 8am - 9pm
Cost: $25 - $35 per hour
Safe and comfortable facility in Renton
Service also provided throughout Greater Puget Sound Area
Additional Information: Exchange services also provided. Our safety logistics were designed by law enforcement professionals with all party's safety in mind. Our homelike environment is very comfortable for children to include a family play room, kitchen facilities and outdoor play area.
Families First follows the National Supervised Visitation Network Guidelines. Families First also offers numerous other services. See website for more details.
Free-Lance Service
Elaine Babcock and Associates
Phone: (425) 745-2074
Cell: (206) 412-4366
Email: email@example.com
Hours: Flexible
Cost: $50 an hour
Mobile and Onsite services
Additional Information: 22 years experience working in high conflict family law matters which include but are not limited to graduate of the Parenting Evaluation and Treatment Program at the University of Washington, serving as a Title 26 Guardian Ad Litem in over 140 cases, former CASA volunteer, background in providing Basic and Family Mediation Services (Training through University of Washington), Associates in Technical Arts Degree in both Legal Assisting and Legal Administration as well as extensive background in working with families with mental health issues, domestic violence, sexual deviancy, PAS, reunification, etc. Associates include extensive experience in early childhood development, education, and teaching parenting classes.
Helping Hands Visitation Services
Phone: 253-298-2379
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.helpinghandsvs.org
Cost: $50 one time intake fee, $35/hour weekdays, $45/hour weekends. Mileage charge $.35/mile. Holiday visitations are $65/hour. Visitation exchanges are a flat fee of $35/hr. Sliding scale available for low income families.
For more detailed information and information about further services provided, please see website listed above.
It Takes a Village Family Services
1707 S 341st Pl , #C
Federal Way, WA 98003
Phone: 253-838-3111
Email: email@example.com
Hours: Flexible and based on need
Cost: Intake is $50, $25 per hour; DV intervention at $50 for intake and $20 per class, or a discounted rate of $50 per month for low income men.
Mobile and Onsite services
Additional Information: Also provides domestic violence intervention for men at a discounted rate. Will be doing CD treatment beginning in August as well as ADIS, consumer awareness.
Jacki Stroh
Snohomish County
8490 Mukilteo Speedway, #203
Mukilteo, WA 98275
Phone: 425-232-4476
Fax: 425-356-6515
Email: email@example.com
Hourly is $35 per hour and $50 for court testimony
Hours: Variable, normally not past 7:30pm
Additional Information: Prefer not to do on site.
Jennene Christine
Phone: 206-459-7527
Email: email@example.com
Hours: Primarily Weekends
Cost: $40 per hour, reports are an additional $20, no sliding scale provided
Services: Provides supervised visitation services, primarily on the weekends, on the eastside (Bellevue, Redmond, Woodinville and in Snohomish County between Marysville to Lynwood and north Seattle). Provides supervision in the community or in the visiting parents' home, if allowed by the court. Also offers limited exchange services, no long distance transporting of children.
Additional Information: 15 years of experience providing supervision with degrees in psychology and speech communication. 15 years as a Snohomish County Family Court Investigator and currently does court appointed Guardian ad litem work for Snohomish County.
Multicultural Family Services
Phone: 253-272-0812
Email: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours: 7 days a week, 8am-9pm (flexible depending on the needs of the case)
Cost: $20 intake fee, plus $35/hour for supervised visit and travel time
Services: Provides Mobile and On-Site supervised visitation and custody exchange services for Pierce, King, Thurston, Kitsap and Mason counties. Multi-lingual staff (Spanish, Vietnamese, Russian).
1212 South Eleventh Suite 26
Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone: 253-209-1712
Fax: 253-475-9056
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours: 7 days a week, Sunday to Saturday 8:00am to the last visitation ending by 8:00pm with the possibility of 9:00pm depending on age of child.
Cost: $60 for two hours plus $20 for each additional hour (two hour minimum). $20 for monitored exchange. Mobile and Onsite services - mobile visitation is usually within a 15 mile radius from main office, outside of the radius may cost extra.
Additional Information: A written report can be provided for the courts starting at $65. Services provided to King, Pierce, Thurston, and Kitsap counties. Located right off of bus rotue 28 and 51.
Patricia J. Lusby
3507 S. 281st Street
Auburn, WA 98001
Phone: (253) 777-8280
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.desirabilling.com
Hours: Weekdays during daytime and evening, weekends and holidays.
Cost: $35-$50 per hour, taking low income into account and also considering travel time and gas expenses.
Serves: Provides mainly mobile services but have an office setting available in West Seattle. Serves the greater Seattle area and Tacoma.
Additional Information: Trained CASA volunteer. Advanced training in Domestic violence and DAWN volunteer.
SECOUR Family Reunification Center
Phone: (425)673-7165
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.reunificationtherapy.com
Locations: King, Pierce & Snohomish County (Main office is on the Edmonds waterfront)
Therapeutically supervised visitation by licensed therapists & social workers with expertise in family court cases. Therapeutic Visitation (THV) is helpful when an added emphasis on parental coaching, reunification, or clinical impressions and documentation will help a case move forward. THV may be more interactive than standard supervised visitation, depending on the needs of the parent and child. Our Edmonds beachfront location offers spacious indoors and outdoor waterfront setting.
To get started: Call our intake line at (425)673-7165. Intakes available same week.
Selene Becker and Associates
Phone: 425-466-3837
Email: email@example.com
Hours: Flexible weekdays and weekends based on case needs.
Cost: Intake fee: $50; basic supervision $45 hr.; therapeutic and reunification $55 per hr.; holidays $60; exchanges: to be determined.
Additional Information: Available on the Eastside. Provides onsite services. Experienced in domestic violence, drug abuse, parental alienation, sexual deviancy and high risk cases. We provide a safe and positive environment for supervised visitation that is structured to support families during this stressful time.
Susi Bryant
Lake Forest Park, WA
Phone: (206) 779-5324
Email: email@example.com
Serves: No travel charges for visits in: North Seattle, Lake Forest Park, Shoreline, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood and South Everett. Some areas of King and Snohomish Counties may involve travel charges.


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If your state allows "open" carry, why do some worry about imprinting or accidently showing their rig when carrying concealed?
Is it just a matter of being courteous to the general public?
Personally, I'd rather carry concealed (as I do).
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If your state allows "open" carry, why do some worry about imprinting or accidently showing their rig when carrying concealed?
Is it just a matter of being courteous to the general public?
Personally, I'd rather carry concealed (as I do).
Even if Denver did not have a ban on open carry I would still carry concealed and do my best to not print because it's just bad tactics to let someone who is intent on doing you harm know that you are armed.
Welcome Chase :smilez:
Just to mention - we concentrate on concealed here and so hope this thread will not go the way of many in the past where it becomes a duel between open vs concealed.
Everyone has their views on the merits and demerits of each but IMO anyways - concealed 100% is ideal. It can save a lot of potential hassles. :wink:
I've mentioned this in another thread, but I think it depends on the context.
If you are at work or somewhere you go to often, you often don't even want anyone to guess. For example, where I work it is not illegal to carry, but it is against company policy. I see the same people day in day out -- I don't want to even give a hint as a potential outcome could be losing my job.
When in casual public environments, I don't think would be horrible if they could tell you had something under your clothing as long as it wasn't too suggestive of what it was. Could be a phone, multitool, etc.
But personally I think it would be in poor taste to print to the point where it was fairly clear what you were carrying.
And as others have said, there is no benefit of others knowing you are carrying, even if they guess.
I carry concealed also, but in my State I don't have to be so paranoid if I have a slip.:gah:
I know in some States it could lead to trouble such as "brandishing" or what not. :spankme:
Just my thought on the subject.
I think it's a good idea that the public not know you carry a weapon.
I have heard a story of a LEO that went to a Conv. store in and out of uniform on a regular basis. One day he walked in out of uniform in the middle of an armes robbery. The clerk said "My God, your a cop, do something!". The cop was shot and killed before he even knew what was happening.
If you are suprised in a situation, and someone says, you carry a gun, do something, you will become target #!.
It's not a permit to attempt to conceal a weapon. It's a permit to carry a concealed weapon. The very specific description spells-out that the Permit Holder will be successful in their attempt. Why invite added scrunity, attract undo attention, or impose unnecessary distress on the faint-hearted? I take it as a matter of common sense, tactical advantage, personal responsibility & simple courtesy to keep my decision to be armed to myself. If for no other reason but BECAUSE that option is legally available to me.
I see it as kinda' like a woman's right to breast-feed her baby in public. Sure she CAN! But there are so many MORE reasons why she wouldn't make a open performance of the event as to normally motivate nursing mothers to be more..., uh, discrete. The reasons I DON'T want to print or flash my weapon far outweigh the possible reasons why I MIGHT want to.
If you are carrying concealed then you want it to be concelaed. Your attitude towards concealability should not dimish just because there is an OC law.
If your are concealing then do it properly and don't plan on using the OC card if something happens. Same goes for the unlicensed OC carrier. It would be equally important for him to make sure that his firearm is not concealed. It's either or, not both.
All that being said, we all have slip ups and expose unknowingly. It is nice to live in a state that has some lienancy. In KY OC is legal. They tend not to beat you up for a slip up.
Here in Montana open carry is legal, although you rarely see anyone carry open. I carry concealed but I don't worry if it is seen.
While I"m glad TN have a "handgun carry permit" and allows OC, I'm of a mind to keep concealed. The GOOD thing about TN law is it protects us from what I call Walmart Brandishing:
(you reach for the paper towels on the top rack and your junk becomes uncovered for a moment.Someone sees it and runs screaming into the night looking for a cop to give you a Glock ear inspection)
i have the misfortune of everybody that works at the conveiniance store i frequent(both employees that is) know i normaly carry. they grew up with me and sometimes got to airsoft games with me. but if they say anything about a gun as im entering the store i immediatly dive for cover(it happened once):embarassed:


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USC Announces 2012-13 Men's Basketball Schedule
July 26, 2012
The USC men's basketball team is undertaking another very competitive schedule for the 2012-13 basketball season highlighted by home games against 2012 NCAA Tournament teams San Diego State and Long Beach State and Big Ten power Minnesota, as well as games at New Mexico, Georgia and Nebraska along with a trip to the Maui Invitational and a field which includes 2012 NCAA Tournament teams North Carolina, Texas and Marquette, it was announced today (July 26) by USC men's basketball head coach Kevin O'Neill.
"We are playing a very challenging schedule, one of the very best in the country," said O'Neill. "It will be a great test for our players, not only in the Pac-12, but also in the nonconference schedule. We look forward to the challenges that await us."
USC will play 23 of 31 scheduled games against opponents who posted a .500 or better record last season, including a potential 18 games vs. opponents which won 20 or more games last season. Sixteen of USC's potential opponents advanced into the 2011-12 postseason and there are eight games scheduled against teams that are ranked in the ESPN preseason top 25.
USC is coming off a injury-plagued 6-26 season which saw the team end the season with just six scholarship players available. The Trojan players have all returned to health and USC has added a big-time scoring threat in J.T. Terrell (Peninsula College/Wake Forest) and transfers Eric Wise (UC Irvine), Ari Stewart (Wake Forest) and Renaldo Woolridge (Tennessee) and three true freshmen.
USC will open the season hosting Coppin State at the Galen Center on Nov. 9 in a first-round game of the Maui Invitational. After another home game vs. Long Beach State which went 25-9 last season and advanced in the NCAA Tournament on Nov. 13, the Trojans will travel to Maui, Hawaii to take part in the Maui Invitational (Nov. 19-21).
The strong Maui Invitational field includes three teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament a season ago in North Carolina, Texas and Marquette, Mississippi State which played in the NIT, Butler which played in the CBI Tournament, Illinois and host Chaminade. USC's first-round matchup will be against Illinois which went 17-15 last season and has a new head coach in John Groce who guided Ohio to the NCAA's Elite Eight last season. USC's second opponent will be either Big 12 power Texas (20-14) or host Chaminade (11-14). USC's final game at the Maui Invitational will be against a team from the other bracket which includes North Carolina (32-6), Marquette (27-8), Butler (22-15) and Mississippi State (21-12).
After the Maui Invitational, USC will return home to play San Diego State at the Galen Center on Nov. 25. The Aztecs went 26-8 last year and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.
USC's first true road games will be on Dec. 3 at Nebraska and Dec. 5 at New Mexico. New Mexico went 28-7 last year and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. "The Pit" in Albuquerque is one of the toughest places for an opponent to win and the Lobos have gone 45-6 at home in their last three seasons.
The Trojans will return to Galen Center for home games vs. Minnesota on Dec. 8, UC Riverside on Dec. 15 and UC Irvine on Dec. 20, before taking their last road trip before conference play when they travel to Athens, Ga. to face Georgia on Dec. 22.
USC's final nonconference game will be on Dec. 30 when they will host the Dayton Flyers, an NIT team in 2012.
The Trojans will open the Pac-12 season the week of Dec. 31-Jan. 6 by hosting California and Stanford, before making their first trip to newest conference foes Colorado and Utah the week of Jan. 7-13. All of the conference game dates are subject to change due to selection by television.
USC returns home to play Oregon and Oregon State the week of Jan. 14-20. USC will play Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Oregon just one time this season.
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USC will host Washington State and Washington the week of Feb. 4-10, before traveling to play at California and Stanford the week of Feb. 11-17.
The Trojans will host crosstown rival UCLA at the Galen Center the week of Feb. 18-24. They then will entertain Arizona and Arizona State at the Galen Center the week of Feb. 25-March 3.
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LEVELLAND – South Plains College's Division of Continuing and Distance Education will offer a Lost Wax Casting class in March. Enrollment is limited to 12 students.
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Student will learn how to create wax models to cast in metal; additive, subtractive and substitutive model making processes will be presented. Student will learn how to prepare their model for casting. Models will be cast in bronze or silver for an additional cost. Students will clean and finish their work. A basic tool kit will be provided for the student's use during the course, and the class will be held in a fully functioning metals studio. No previous metalworking experience is required.
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Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 35 / Number 1 / January 1999 / Pages 54-61
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To study the effect of higher axial sheath velocities on neutron production, the geometry of the inner electrode (anode) of a 3-kJ Mather-type plasma focus device was modified. Double-stage stepped-anode configurations were tested with a speed-enhanced region long enough for a significant increase in speed but not long enough to allow the development of force-field flow-field separation at the end of the axial phase. Peak axial speeds up to 15 cm/s were achieved without modifying the deuterium filling pressure and charging voltage. The neutron and soft X-ray productions were found to be dependent on sheath velocity. A new scaling law for the nonbeam component of the neutron yield was proposed.


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acrylic panels for door?
At the upholstery supply shop this weekend, got all my vinyl, chip board, etc. They didn't have any foam board. They recommended a 4x8 black sheet of acrylic instead. They claim it will heat bend just fine and would make good door panels. $40 a sheet is what they sell it for, less 30% for the sale they're having. I haven't found anyone locally who stocks foam board and I was going to just get luan plywood, but I've got a section of cab in my 48 F1 pickup that needs a pretty good bend. Any thoughts on the acrylic sheet, or do I need to continue the hunt for foam board?
I've bent smaller acylic sheets just using a heat gun. It might be a trick on something that big but if it can be done on smaller areas, should be OK.
Acrylic would work, but it is heavier and forms at 350 degrees. PVC foamboard is a far better choice and forms at a much lower temperature. The price is good, I pay $28 for a sheet of foamboard, which is what your cost would be on the acrylic.
How about A&C Plastic products, and Colorado Plastic Products, both in Colorado Springs?
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Submitted to: Animal Reproduction Congress Proceedings
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Publication Acceptance Date: 12/1/1994
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: In the tropics, tree legumes are generally cut fresh and fed to ruminants as a source of protein. The fresh leaves of Gliricidia have been reported to give off an odor upon cutting, which reduces palatability of the fresh material. This study examined the feeding of fresh and 24 hour-wilted leaves to sheep. No difference in preference by sheeep was found between fresh and 24 h-wilted forage indicating in this study no reason to wilt Gliricidia prior to feeding.
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