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Miniature White Galloways are low maintenance, no fuss, docile cattle. We brush and handle ours regularly simply because we enjoy doing it - it is not necessary. These are our answers. We are not experts.
Question 1: Do you still have cattle trained for Animal Assisted Therapy?
Answer 1: Yes we are training our full blood and purebred miniature cattle to meet the AAT and paddock pet demand.
Question 2: How much does a full blood or purebred Miniature White Galloway cost?
Answer 2: All breeders must decide for themselves at what price they are willing to sell their cattle. There is no set price for stud cattle and no price setting authority.
Miniature cattle are more expensive than standard size cattle in most instances. Miniature White Galloways are rare, generally difficult to find for sale and, therefore, can be costly to purchase. Different breeders pride themselves on different things and, therefore, breed their cattle for different purposes - this all impacts on price.
Well trained, docile cattle usually cost you more than untrained, wary little grass eaters. Small, white full blood bull calves, those good enough to be kept for breeding purposes, will cost thousands of dollars (not hundreds). Small, well-formed bulls with good bloodlines and docile temperaments are worth every dollar you pay for them.
Steers cost less than breeding stock (over $500 under $1000). Breeding females are more expensive than steers (mostly over $2000 mostly under $3500). These are rough guides only.
We always sell pets in pairs. Cattle are herd animals. Your pets will be on their own in the paddocks more hours of the day than you will be with them.
Price is always dependent on the age, breed qualities, breeding performance (proven breeders being more expensive) and the show performance of cattle being sold. So, there will always be variations.
The bottom line on prices: Unless you are talking to a breeder about a particular animal, in a particular set of circumstances, it is hard to say what price may be agreed upon by the parties involved. It is a matter between you and the breeder. And as with most things in life, you generally get what you pay for - except in the occasional instance where you are very lucky or extremely unlucky.
Full blood heifer is enjoying a brush. The four-year-old visitor is also enjoying the fun.
Question 3: What is the difference between full blood and purebred Miniature Galloway cattle? And what are 'grade' cattle?
Answer 3: Full blood Galloway cattle have only registered full blood Galloway cattle in their breeding history and absolutely nothing else. If the paperwork is not all in order (five generations of registration papers), then the cattle cannot be registered as full blood cattle.
Purebred cattle have a breed other than Galloway, at least, five generations back in their breeding history (on at least one side of the breeding - sire or dam). Pure breed cattle are registered, and they can be taken into the show ring.
Graded Galloway cattle have a breed other than Galloway less than five generations back in their breeding history (on at least one side of the breeding - sire or dam). Graded cattle are 'listed' as opposed to being registered. They can't be taken into the show ring.
Choosing whether to cross breed or grade up with Galloway cattle is a personal choice for all individual breeders. Grading up and cross breeding with Galloway cattle is perfectly legitimate for members of the Australian Galloway Association.
Beautiful full blood cow Eth with our favourite grade bull calf GOLD CREEK Dougal.
Question 4: Do you lease bulls or sell semen straws?
Answer 4: No. We have found sourcing unrelated bulls for our own herd a challenging experience. Most breeders of Miniature White Galloway cattle will be able to offer advice or point you in the right direction in relation to bulls closest to you.
Question 5: Are your cattle suitable for people who have no experience with cattle - we've never owned livestock before?
Answer 5: Yes - Our Galloway cattle are specifically bred and trained to make it easy for first-time livestock owners to enjoy owning them. If you are willing to learn, not afraid to ask questions and you are not afraid to ask for help if the need arises, then you should be quite capable of looking after livestock.
If you are a first timer, look for miniature cattle that you can go up to in the paddock. A visitor saying "Hello" for the first time to one of our 15-month old heifers. Winter 2012.
When you purchase our cattle we are only ever an email or a phone call away. We want to ensure that the cattle are well looked after and that you, as our clients, are thoroughly enjoying owning them.
Question 6: How big are Miniature Galloway cattle?
Answer 6: To be eligible to be shown as a Miniature Galloway females currently can mature at no more than 120 cm and males at a maximum of 125 cm.
At 12 months, Miniature Galloway females must not be over 107.5 cm and 112.5 cm for males. The registration requirements can differ depending on where you register them.
Question 7: How come you have black calves from white cows and a white bull?
Answer: This is a very good question and I don't have a good answer. We have a white bull and we have joined him with white cows and we get black calves. Why? Breeders with far more experience than us, all have different theories as to how and why this happens, but nobody knows for sure. There is currently a research project in progress at an international level to find out the reason for this perplexing occurrence. I will keep you posted.
Breeders sometimes use a black bull when their white calves are born without strong black points. The thinking is, that if the calves of this joining are white, that they will have stronger points. We purchased seven cows in calf to a black bull - we got six black calves and one white heifer calf (she did have strong black points).


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LEXINGTON, Ky. – The first-team offense made a stronger showing in Kentucky's second major scrimmage of spring practice, held on a cool and very windy Saturday morning at the Nutter Training Center.
After being restrained for most of the scrimmage on April 10, the first-team offense moved the ball much better and accounted for three touchdowns and a field goal vs. the first-team defense. Quarterback Morgan Newton threw the ball well, especially considering the frequent high-velocity wind gusts. Wide receiver Matt Roark and tailback Raymond Sanders turned in impressive performances. After allowing several sacks the previous week, the offensive line did a much better job of pass protection and opening holes for the running backs. The pass receivers were more consistent with their catches.
"I really liked the energy and the effort today," Coach Joker Phillips said afterward. "The thing we have to do is have total concentration, total focus. We have to be a more physical football team. We have to be more consistent on all three of those things. I thought the offense had some big plays but a lot of yardage was left out there today – backs missing runs, we had a drop (pass), at least one, again way too many yards left out there.
"Defensively, we gave up a couple of big plays but I really like the way those guys are flying around. They're not always flying around where they're supposed to be, but when they do screw up they are running to the football violently. I like that. The thing we have to do is have everybody on the same page -- staying in gaps, when we get out of gaps we gave up some big plays. Same thing on the back end, guys are not reading their keys and a couple of receivers got behind them.
"The overall execution wasn't where we liked it to be but I think our guys are playing fast, trying to play physical at times and trying to execute the offense and defense," Phillips concluded.
The first offense came strong out of the gate. Newton opened the scrimmage by driving the team 70 yards for a touchdown. Newton hit tight end Jordan Aumiller for 20 yards on a 3rd-and-8 situation, then found Roark over the middle, who bulled his way into the end zone for a 21-yard TD.
"The offense responded early because last week the defense really smothered them," Phillips said. "This week I really liked the way Morgan handled himself in the first series, took the offense down, had a couple of big throws, had a couple of big runs by Raymond Sanders. We didn't have any pressure. After that the defense started getting pressure on us. We weren't able to make plays offensively the way we did the first drive. I thought if you looked at the whole thing, it came out about even today."
The first-team defense warmed to the task by stopping the offense on five-straight possessions. Defensive end Collins Ukwu made big plays with a quarterback sack and tackle for loss. One long drive was turned away by an interception from linebacker Ridge Wilson inside the 10-yard line. Wilson's pickoff was the only turnover of the day.
In addition to its strong start, the first offense also finished the scrimmage well with two touchdowns and a field goal on the last three possessions. Starting two drives from midfield, Roark caught a 42-yard touchdown pass from Newton, followed by a 22-yard field goal by Craig McIntosh. Wanting to practice short-field offense and defense, the ball was placed on the defense's 25-yard line and the offense converted with an eight-yard TD toss from Newton to Aumiller.
Meanwhile, the second-team offense, which drove for three touchdowns last week, had a harder time today. The second-unit defense stopped the second offense on the first six possessions. Miles Simpson, playing the hybrid safety/linebacker position, had a sack and tackle for loss and defensive end Justin Henderson ended one drive with a tackle for loss on third down.
The second offense got on the board late in the scrimmage with a 25-yard field goal from McIntosh. Again wanting to practice short-field offense and defense, the second offense's final series began on the defense's 25-yard line. After a penalty, quarterback Maxwell Smith connected with tight end Gabe Correll on a 31-yard touchdown pass, the second-consecutive scrimmage that Correll corralled a TD.
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A recent News4Jax story explains the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office attempt to reduce the amount of heroin overdoses in Jacksonville. The story states that six people have been arrested in a targeted effort to rid the community of the drug (Heroin). The article was published on March 9, 2017.
Benjamin Studybaker was arrested for selling Heroin. His actual arrest was for Possession of Heroin with Intent to Sell, Manufacture, or Deliver within 1000 ft of a Convenience Business. Studybaker's arrest was dated January 13, 2017. A review of the arrest and booking sheet shows Studybaker was contacted by undercover narcotics officers through the social media website Facebook. A deal was struck in which Studybaker would meet the undercover detective at a specified location and sell heroin in exchange for $60.00. When Studybaker arrived at the pre-determined location, he was taken into custody, before any hand to hand transaction took place. No naroctics were recovered on Studybaker's person. A search of the area Studybaker where was standing revealed 3 tin foil packets containing Heroin. Studybaker denied any knowledge of the narcotics found by JSO.
Reviewing Studybaker's court records show that the State of Florida filed a lesser charge of Possession with Intent to Sell, Manufacture, or Deliver of a Controlled Substance. Mr. Studybaker's case was transferred to Veteran's Court, a diversionary program for Veterans. The Possession with Intent Charge is a Second Degree Felony, punishable by up to fifteen years in Florida State Prison. If Studybaker successfully completes Veteran's Court, his case will likely result in a drop, as if it never happened.
Leeanne Pegg was arrested on February 9, 2017, for Sale of Heroin. A review of her heavily redacted arrest reports shows that she was contacted at a hotel on Main Street by undercover narcotics detectives. A narcotics conversation took place in which Pegg agreed to sell the undercovers $20.00 worth of Heroin. After the transaction was completed, Pegg was taken into custody. The $20.00 was recovered inside of Pegg's shirt. The money would have been pre-marked by the undercover detectives in the hopes that it would later be recovered on Pegg during the take down.
A review of court records for Pegg shows that the State of Florida filed a Sale, Manufacture, or Deliver of a Controlled Substance. Pegg's case is currently pending a review for the diversionary program Drug Court. A Sale of Heroin charge is a second degree felony, punishable by up to fifteen years in the Florida State Prison. If Pegg successfully completes her Drug Court Program, her case will likely end in a drop, as if the case never happened.
Michael Harris and Sophia Cheek were arrested on January 17, 2017, by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office SWAT team for Possession of Heroin with Intent to Sell, Manufacture, or Deliver. A review of the redacted arrest and booking report shows that the SWAT team entered the home and located Harris and Cheek in a front bedroom. A search of Harris' person revealed several baggies of heroin in his front right pocket. A search of the bedroom revealed multiple baggies and straws with drug residue on them. Harris and Cheek both stated, according to the police, in an interview that they are heroin users. A review of Harris' court records shows that the State of Florida Filed a Simple Possession of Heroin charge. Harris plead guilty on February 15, 2017 and received 6 months in the Duval County Jail. If the search warrant was in fact valid, the State of Florida had a simple case against Harris to prove the crime of possession. All that would be needed is for a SWAT member to come into the courtroom and state, "I found heroin inside of Mr. Harris' pocket."A review of Cheek's court records shows that her case was not filed (dropped), by the State of Florida on February 7, 2017. The drop is likely based on the simple jury instruction stating that mere proximity to an illegal substance is not enough to prove possession.
Both Harris and Cheek's initial charge for Possession with Intent is a second degree felony, punishable by up to fifteen years in the Florida State Prison. It is extremely difficult for the State of Florida to prove Possession with Intent cases based on the law and case law. This likely explains why Harris' charge was bumped down to Simple Possession. Possession of heroin, like many other narcotics or drugs is a third degree felony, punishable by up to five years in the Florida State Prison.
Terraneus Taylor was arrested on January 17, 2017, for three counts of Sale of Heroin and Possession of not more than Twenty Grams of Marijuana (Cannabis). Taylor's arrest report is not currently available for review based on Florida's broad Public Records law. A review of Taylor's court records shows that the State of Florida filed three separate Sale or Delivery of Heroin charges against Taylor. Each count is a separate second degree felony in carrying up to fifteen years in Florida State Prison. If each sale is a separate incident, each count can be run consecutive, back to back, raising the maximum to forty five years in Florida State Prison. The Possession of Cannabis charge was dropped by the State of Florida for unknown reasons. If the State would have proceeded on the cannabis charge, Taylor would have faced a first degree misdemeanor charge with a maximum sentence of one year in the Duval County Jail. Taylor's sentencing is pending.
David Walker is the sixth person arrested in the targeted operation. At the time of the writing of this article, no information was available regarding Walker's arrest or court proceeding.
By simply reading the News4Jax article it is not clear if the intent is to show a great reduction in Heroin on the Streets of Jacksonville. The information available shows that a total of $80.00 worth of Heroin was involved in the Sales and two addicts were arrested by the SWAT team. In the courtroom, two cases have gone to diversionary programs, one case was flat out dropped, one case resulted in a six month jail sentence, one case is pending sentencing, and the other is unknown. Perhaps to an uneducated reader, one may assume the Jacksonville Sherriff's Office is putting a dent in Heroin on the streets. The purpose of the article would lead you to believe JSO went out and arrested six people "Aggressively," however it is six arrests that have taken place one to two months ago. It is clear Jacksonville has a heroin addiction(an article shows over 500 jacksonville heroin overdose deaths in 2016) and overdose problem and the heroin surge has to be battled; however, this is a feel good story about an approach is nothing more than a numbers game. This is nothing more than the police picking off the available low hanging fruit.
If you or a loved one has been arrested and charged on similar charges discussed above or any other drug offense or narcotics related case including Trafficking, Sales, Possession with Intent, or Simple Possession you will certainly need an attorney . Almost all North Florida criminal defense lawyers give free consultations and/or jail visits.
Please give the Forbess Law Firm, 904-634-0900, a call for a free consultation. Our firm handles narcotics and drug cases on a daily basis in Duval (Jacksonville), Nassau, Clay, Baker, St. Johns, Bradford, Volusia, Flagler, Putnam and other surrounding counties. Further, upon the arrest of yourself or a loved one, our law firm is always available to argue for a reasonable bond in First Appearance Court. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to represent you and your loved ones.
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A recent News4Jax story gives details into the arrest of Reco Benefield and Amber Troutman for drug charges and child neglect. The news report states that an undercover Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Detective met with Benefield to purchase crack cocaine on January 11, 2017. After the alledged hand to hand drug sale was completed a takedown signal was given and Benefield was taken into custody. The same Detectives apparently had previously purchased crack cocaine from Benefield on December 15, 2016. Benefield was also out on bond for 2016 Drug Charges dealing with the Sale of Pills (Oxycodone and Dilaudid) as well as crack cocaine on September 13, 2016 and September 14, 2016.
Benefield's cases all involve Undercover Narcotics Detectives utilizing cell phones to contact Benefield as well as to text Benefield. The live phone calls between Benefield and JSO certainly will be recorded as evidence setting up the transactions. Further it is fairly simple for JSO to print out copies of the text messages to utilize as evidence against Benefield. Video recording devices are also often utilized to capture the transactions and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Arrest and Booking Reports reflect that they were used in all of the transactions with Benefield.
Mr. Benefield already has a tough road in front of him. Each drug sale he is charged with carries a maximum of 15 years in Florida State Prison. He currently has four separate and individual sales. The maximum Benefield faces on just the drug sales is 60 years in Florida State Prison. Further the State of Florida will be able to try each sale individually against Benefield. Benefield would have to be found not guilty at trial four separate times. The State of Florida can sit down and pick which case to try first, likely their strongest one. The State of Florida gets to choose which case is tried first, as they have the burden to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. Many times, the local police will set up several "buys" with the same dealer. Rather than arresting the dealer after the first sale, the police will leave a known dealer on the street, knowing full well that he or she is still selling. The objective is to load the soon to be arrested dealer up with multiple cases. If undercover police or a confidential informant conduct a purchase of drugs and the seller is arrested on the spot, that is called a "buy-bust." Here, the method employed originally was a "buy-walk" where the drugs were bought but law enforcement did not arrest the seller until later, and when arrested later, that was a "buy-bust" arrest. The accused is entitled under the rules of discovery to see all of the evidence against him. In most of these drug sale cases the police have fairly decent videos of the transactions. It is not known to this writer if the videos of Benefield show him doing anything illegal. While he awaits trial he is also presumed to be innocent.
Since Mr. Benefield was out on bond for his earlier drug sales accusations, he likely will remain in the Duval County Jail until his cases resolve. Anytime an individual is arrested for new charges, commonly referred to as "New Law Violations," the State of Florida is able to file a Motion to Revoke Bond. All that is required by the State to have a Motion to Revoke Bond Granted, is that probable cause existed for the arrest of Benefield on new charges. Attaching an Arresting and Booking Sheet is all that is typically needed. The State of Florida filed a Motion to Revoke bond against Benefield, which is almost automatically heard by the Judge. The Judge heard the State's motion and in fact revoked Benefield's bond on January 18, 2017. Benefield is now being held with No Bond until his case is resolved. Possibly down the road Benefield's lawyer may be able to file a Motion to Set Bond, similar to a Motion to Reduce Bond, however the chances of the Court granting that motion are very slim. One additional concern, for those defendants that remain in jail, is the recording of all phone calls they make. Local Prosecutors have made hundreds of cases simply because the inmate or his or her family bring up and discuss the facts of the case, even with a recorded warning issued at the start of every call.
On December 19, 2016 undercover detectives from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Isaac Earl Geiger for several narcotics charges. Per a News4Jax story, the Sheriff's office were conducting an investigation on Golfair Boulevard based on recent complaints regarding drugs and/or illegal narcotics. During the investigation, the Sheriff's Office noticed Geiger standing at the door of a U-Haul rental truck in the parking lot. Geiger was dressed in a red Santa Suit. The Sheriff's Office reports that they observed Geiger go to and from the U-Haul several times, retrieving items, and walking away. Upon Geiger detecting the police presence, Geiger fled on foot. The report states that Geiger "Tripped" over his Santa pants while fleeing from the police. While being taken into custody, Geiger refused to take his hands out from underneath his body. A search of Geiger revealed a large sum of cash and a plastic baggie containing narcotics. The Sheriff's Office returned to the U-Haul and observed a large amount of marijuana in plain view on the driver's seat of the U-Haul. A search of the U-Haul revealed additional marijuana, a scale, MDMA commonly referred to as ecstasy, Molly (another purer form of MDMA) and additional money. It is unclear based on the report if Geiger was the target of the complaints or not. Geiger was arrested and charged with several violations of Florida State Statute 893.13 which deals with illegal drug possession, sale of drugs, possession of drugs with intent to sell, and paraphernalia. Specifically, Geiger was charged with three counts of Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Sell within 1000 Feet Public Housing (First Degree Felony), two counts of Possession of Cannabis with Intent to Sell within 1000 Feet of Public Housing (Second Degree Felony), Resisting an Officer without Violence (First Degree Misdemeanor), and Possession with Intent to Use Drug Paraphernalia (First Degree Misdemeanor).
Geiger faces a maximum of one hundred and twenty two years in the Florida State Prison system as he is currently charged. The defendant faces thirty years for each first degree felony, fifteen years for each second degree felony, and one year for each first degree misdemeanor. However, the State likely is barred from filing multiple counts regarding the same illegal substance. For example the State likely will be unable to prove two separate counts of Possession of Marijuana or three separate counts of Possession of MDMA. Furthermore, it is almost impossible for the State to file and prove that the Narcotics found inside of the U-Haul were placed or possessed there with the intent to sell. Even with large sums of money, scales, and even a confession that narcotics were possessed with the intent to sell at a later date is usually not enough for a conviction.
Another burden the State will have to overcome is the "Possession" element of the crimes charged. Florida law defines Possession in two ways, Actual Possession and Constructive Possession (Florida State Statute 893.13(6)). Actual Possession means the person is aware of the presence of the substance and the substance is in the hand of or on the person, or, the substance is in a container in the hand of or on the person, or the substance is so close as to be within ready reach and is under the control of a person. If Geiger actually did have a plastic baggie containing narcotics in his Santa suit, then the State may move forward under the actual possession theory as the argument is that the substance is within ready reach and is under the control of the person. Constructive possession means the person is aware of the presence of the substance, the substance is in a place which the person has control, and the person has the ability to control the substance. Mere Proximity to a substance is not sufficient to establish the power and intention to control that substance when the substance is in a place that the person does not control. All of the items found within the U-Haul the State will be required to prove the defendant's knowledge and control. This is often times were the hiring of defense lawyer comes in to play. Often times the defense attorney is able to have cases completely dropped based on this very simple analysis of the Florida Law defining possession. Continue reading
Florida voters took to the polls on November 8, 2016, this last Tuesday to decide the heated political race for the white house. In Florida, as in many states, there were what could be characterized as marijuana legalization amendments on the ballots. Several states are apparently receptive to the idea of medically prescribed marijuana and more states are moving to the legalization of marijuana for what is termed "recreational" use. According to a report, the majority of voting citizens in every county in Florida voted in favor of Amendment 2. This amendment, a version of which failed two years ago, passed with the serious efforts and financial contributions of powerhouse Orlando trial attorney, John Morgan, of the Morgan and Morgan firm. For months as this writer was entering or exiting the Duval County Courthouse, activists with clipboards were gathering signatures on petititons in support of this movement. Under the terms of the amendment, people suffering from "debilitating illnesses" can have medical marijuana prescribed to them by their physician. This medical marijuana is to be regulated by the Department of Health. The states of Arkansas, Montana and North Dakota also voted like Florida to allow medical use of marijuana. Now 29 states are looking to have legalized medical marijuana.
Citizens in the states of California, Massachusetts and Nevada voted to allow the legal smoking of weed. For some reason this is termed "recreational" use. This writer has never heard alcoholic beverages being bought or consumed for "recreational" use. Perhaps it is just a term used to distinguish casual weed smoking from the prescribed use designated by one's health care provider. The following states had already legalized weed: Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, Washington and the District of Columbia. This legalization also includes the government taxation that comes along with it. Continue reading
The Poor Man's Route to Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation
We are all quite familiar with drug and alcohol problems. When the wealthy announce one of theirs has a problem, one envisions the addict or abuser in the nice, expensive environs of Southern California, Palm Beach or the Arizona desert. Classes include horseback riding, yoga, arts and crafts, nutrition and physical fitness. These programs are tremendously costly and marketed heavily in the moneyed community. Most cities and counties have some type of "drug court" and/or some type of residential drug treatment. In Duval County a separate felony division encompasses drug court. A person arrested on a felony charge, if offered the chance at drug court will go through a 12-18 month program with at least weekly meetings at the courthouse. The meetings are run in a court setting with plenty of encouragement from a sitting magistrate functioning as the group leader. It is still very much a courtroom with armed bailiffs who routinely cuff up those with dirty urine samples. Those who do not obey the rules of drug court are subject to going to jail on a contempt of court charge. That will happen a few times and the person will be kicked out of the program. The felony case goes back to a line attorney for a filing decision on the original charge. The felony almost always gets filed. At this point the offender has blown a chance at cleaning up and will also pick up a criminal record. The felony would have been dropped upon completion of drug court, assuming no other problems or criminal activity. It is usually a drug crime or property crime strike on one's record.
The Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act
Florida Law, under Statutes 932.701 to 932.706, allows law enforcement to seize the property of individuals. The property may be classified as "contraband" and may be illegal on its face. The property may be considered to be an instrumentality of the criminal offense such as a car used to drive to drug transactions or a yacht used to haul the drugs in from offshore. A four wheeler used to go out into the woods and check on a marijuana grow would be in this category as would any tractors used to keep up with the grow property. The laws under this statute also state that an individual may forfeit any property that are the proceeds of criminal activity. The auction in Jacksonville, Florida, scheduled for May 15, has vehicles, watches, gold jewelry and fancy automotive rims. The person forfeiting the property may contest the seizure in a civil proceeding which pits the property owner against the local police department's forfeiture division accompanied by an attorney from the State Attorneys Office. All that is needed to be shown by the seizing authority is probable cause that the property is either contraband, an instrumentality of a crime, or the byproduct or fruits of a crime.
"Most of the Items This Round Are From Narcotic Seizures"
Those are the words of JSO Lt. Ray Beltz as quoted by News4Jax.com. What is not hitting this governmental auction block is any cash or currency which is usually the first item seized by drug unit officers. Additionally, the authorities typically only seize vehicles that have clear titles, ie, the vehicle is free and clear, no payments to worry about. Narcotic officers will often run "reverse stings" where the officers pose as drug sellers, actually flashing huge amounts of drugs (seized in prior cases and signed out of property rooms for particular stings) luring a drug buyer to come forward with a huge amount of soon to be seized cash. The cash amounts seized in this fashion are always a prearranged goal second to the arrest and conviction of the drug traffficker. Subsequently, there is no need for a time consuming auction. No vehicle storage or exchange of titles getting in the way. The motto "Cash is King" works for law enforcement also. A person forfeiting property or having property seized does not actually have to ever end up being a defendant. Aside from prearranged drug transactions, officers will often bring a narcotics dog to a traffic stop where a person has plenty of cash on hand, or cash found in what officers call a "drug roll" or "drug folds." The dog will usually alert to traces of illegal drugs on the currency and it will be seized. Continue reading
Colorado and Washington Legalized a Plant
The above two states are our nation's first two states to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. Possession of the plant is still a crime under federal law. The legal clinics and dispensaries that are selling weed in these two states could be federally prosecuted if and when the federal government decides to get involved. For now, it seems that the federal government is taking a hands off approach, allowing the states to regulate the plant on their own. After all, the federal government lets states exercise the enforcement of the death penalty or the abolition of the death penalty as they so choose. One would think if the individual states can be trusted with the decision to kill or not to kill their convicted denizens, well, they might be able to regulate a plant without federal intervention.
So Far the Tax Man Wins
According to Colorado's governor, as reported by the Associated Press, John Hickenlooper, the tax revenue from legalized pot sales is projected to be 98 million dollars in the first fiscal year. This revenue is from a 12.9 percent sales tax rate and a 15 percent excise tax on recreational weed. Medical marijuana is subject to only a 2.9 percent sales tax.
Where The Weed Tax Will Go
Colorado's governor has outlined a spending plan for the marijuana tax revenue. The money will be spent in the following areas: 1. youth use prevention 2. substance abuse treatment 3. public health 4. media campaigns regarding marijuana use 5. an anti driving while stoned campaign 6. a 105 bed residential treatment facility and 7. school construction.
Four Arrested in Fort Walton Beach Drug Bust
Last week, the Okaloosa Sheriff's office arrested four people in relation to the distribution of crack cocaine. According to a report by NWFDailynews.com, one man was allegedly selling the crack cocaine from a home on Pelham Road. The police report alleged that customers would buy the crack in the home and then the man allowed customers to use the crack in a trailer that was also on the property.
One man was charged with possession with intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of a school zone, public nuisance, and paraphernalia charges. The other three were arrested on drug paraphernalia charges.
Possession With the Intent to Distribute – The Inference
In Florida, if a defendant is caught with a substantial amount of drugs, that person may be charged with "possession with the intent to distribute" rather than with simple possession depending on the surrounding circumstances. This may seem counterintuitive because, without any affirmative evidence suggesting that the defendant was engaging in the sale of the drugs (such as selling to an undercover agent), it would seem that it would be difficult to prove he intended to distribute the drugs.
Florida Mayor Arrested on Prescription Drugs Charges
Last month, the Mayor of the City of Hampton, Barry Layne Moore, was arrested for selling Oxycodone, a strong narcotic prescription drug. According to a report by the Orlando Sentinel, the arrest prompted the sheriff of Bradford County to comment, "this isn't Toronto," referring to the several month long saga surrounding Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and his admitted crack cocaine use. The sheriff continued, "We will not tolerate illegal drug activity in my jurisdiction by anyone to include our elected officials." It has yet to be seen if Mayor Moore will face any criminal charges or if he will be required to step down from his position.
Prescription Drug Crimes In Florida
In Florida, it is illegal to possess any prescription drug without a prescription. In fact, the possession and distribution of prescription drugs are crimes that are taken very seriously across all of Florida. Although many Floridians may not be aware, prescription drug charges can be even more serious than charges for possession, distribution, or manufacture of "street" drugs, such as marijuana, cocaine, and heroin.
To create a uniform system, the legislature has grouped all substances into a number of "Schedules" depending on the drug's addictive qualities and public safety threat.
Juror Removed in Jacksonville Murder Trial
Last week, the trial of a man charged with the murder of his neighbor began in a Onslow County Superior Court. According to a report by JDNews.com, the prosecution has alleged that the man murdered his neighbor and took her prescription pills after she refused to sell him the pills. In the opening day of trial, the prosecution pointed to recorded conversations where the man spoke of his hostility toward the victim. The prosecution also alluded that it would present witnesses that would testify that the man confessed to them.
In his opening statement, the man's defense attorney pointed out that these confessions are not the most reliable evidence against the accused because they came not from a recording, but from witnesses who may have something to gain from the man's prosecution. Moreover, the man's defense attorney claimed that it was not proper for the State to make the man wait three years to go to trial.
Before the jury could hear from more witnesses, however, the judge was notified that one of the jurors had lost her husband that morning and placed a pause on the proceedings while an alternate juror was selected.


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It took about 40 hours and three rounds, but GM Ted Thompson finally drafted players who produced better in pads than they did in shorts. Vince Biegel and Jamaal Williams won't win any beauty contests, but they'll help the Packers win games. In my opinion, Biegel's tape is very similar to T.J. Watt's, who went


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Why Bernie Sanders Is Pushing for More Worker-Owners
German Nonprofit Creates New Open-Source License for Seeds
We know about open-source software and hardware, but can the concept – decentralized development and open collaboration for the common good – be expanded to address other global challenges? The nonprofit OpenSourceSeeds based in the German town of Marburg has just launched a licensing process for open-source seeds, to create a new repository of genetic material that can be accessed by farmers around the world, in perpetuity.
Podcast: Anthropologist Jason Hickel on How Capitalism Fuels Climate Change
In this episode, we spoke with Jason Hickel, an anthropologist at the London School of Economics. Originally from Swaziland, Hickel's research has focused on development and globalization. He has written extensively on a number of topics, including inequality, climate change, basic income, and soil regeneration.
Daily Digest 5/22 - What The Health Insurance Market Needs, Lights Going Out In The Middle East
- The Lights Are Going Out In The Middle East
- Where Both the ACA and AHCA Fall Short, and What the Health Insurance Market Really Needs
- Longer jail sentences do deter crime, but only up to a point
- It Pays To Ignore Wall Street
- Modernism - Part Three
- U.S. regulators approve VW diesel fix for 84,000 vehicles
- "By 2030, 95% Of Consumers In The World Won't Own A Car"
- The Race to Understand Black Carbon's Climate Impact
Joel Salatin: Curing Society's Constipation Of Imagination
The always colorful "renegade farmer" Joel Salatin returns to the podcast this week to share his latest thoughts on creative yet practical solutions society could and should be pursuing vs limiting and litigating everything under the sun.
Much of what's needed is a shift in thinking and priorities, says Salatin. And it starts with embracing initiative, accountability, and a 'do more with what we have' mentality -- which stands in stark contrast to the "we just need more stuff" narrative of today's status quo.
Daily Digest 5/20 - Trump Won't Break Up Big Banks, Who's Hiring and Who's Firing
- Employment: Pick a Number, Any Number
- It's Official: The Trump Administration Won't Break Up Big Banks
- Betsy DeVos hits hard reset on student loan servicing contracts
- Who's Hiring? (Software Companies) Who's Firing? (Hardware)
- Brain Region Found to be Associated With Fear of Uncertain Future
- Silver: Train Leaving Station Soon
- New French Science Minister Appointed
- The Painful Truth About Teeth
- America's Largest Pension Fund Has Dumped a Fortune Into Monsanto Stock
- The Secret Life Of Urban Crows
Prepare For The Great Global Contraction
- The repercussions of the Fed's Free Money Machine
- Why debt-funded state control stagnates productivity
- The importance of the 8-year cycle
- What should guide investors' focus and decisions
If you have not yet read Part 1: How Long Can The Great Global Reflation Continue? available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.
In Part 1, we asked these questions: can we just keep doubling and tripling the economy's debt load every few years? What if household incomes continue declining? Are these trends sustainable?
In the near-term, we asked: is this Great Reflation running out of steam, or is it poised for yet another leg higher? Which is more likely?
Let's start by looking at the mechanism that funds the government's deficit spending, i.e. its ability to borrow and spend enormous sums of money year after year.The Free Money Machine
The state can afford to continue or increase fiscal stimulus (deficit spending) because the central bank (the Federal Reserve) has created what amounts to a free money machine. Here's how the machine works.
The federal government issues $1 trillion in new bonds to fund another $1 trillion in deficit spending. The central bank (Federal Reserve) creates $1 trillion with a few keystrokes, and buys the $1 trillion in bonds with newly created money.
The Federal Reserve earns interest on the $1 trillion in bonds it now owns, but it returns this income to the Treasury, minus the Federal Reserve's relatively modest expenses of operation. Let's say the bonds carry an interest rate of 2.5%. The government pays the Federal Reserve $25 billion in annual interest, and the Federal Reserve returns $20 billion annually, so the net cost of borrowing and spending $1 trillion is an insignificant $5 billion.
If this isn't entirely free money, it's extremely close to free money.
So in ten years, the Federal Reserve owns $10 trillion more in federal bonds (assuming the bonds are long-term and didn't mature).
It's no wonder that some economist propose...
How Long Can The Great Global Reflation Continue?
Given the extraordinary failure of both Keynesian stimulus and private-sector credit growth to create a self-sustaining cycle of expansion whose benefits flow to the entire workforce rather than to the top few percent, what can we expect going forward? Can we just keep doubling and tripling the economy's debt load every few years? What if household incomes continue declining? Are these trends sustainable?
In the near-term, is this Great Reflation running out of steam, or is it poised for yet another leg higher? Which is more likely?
Daily Digest 5/19 - Good News Friday: Rooftop Agriculture In Brooklyn, The Secret to Killing Superbugs
- 50 floating screens will clean the Pacific garbage patch next year
- Coastal Liberals Look Out: The Working Class Is the New Face of Activism
- For Voting Rights Advocates, Court Decision Is 'Temporary Victory'
- New York's Legislature Is On The Brink Of Passing Universal Healthcare
- This wasn't just a primary victory. This was a revolution
- Brooklyn's Newest Condo Amenity: Rooftop Agricultural Plots
- Where a solar roof works and where it doesn't
- Komodo Dragon Blood May Hold the Secret to Killing Superbugs
Off The Cuff: Volatility Attacks!
In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and John Rubino discuss:
- Volatility Attacks!
- The market calm is suddenly shattered
- Trading A Credit Crisis For A Currency Crisis
- How all this ultimately ends
- Misuse & Abuse Of Power
- Is the norm these days, not the exception
- The Coming Reset
- Yes, it will be painful. But let's focus on what we want to come afterwards
In this week in which volatility in the markets -- which has been MIA for longer than any other time in history -- has suddenly come roaring back, Chris and John focus on the inherent fragility of the financial system, which is now utterly dependent on continued central bank subsidization.
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Q&A: David Bollier on the Potential of the Commons
David Bollier is an author, activist, blogger, and consultant who spends a lot of time exploring the commons as a new paradigm of economics, politics and culture. In 2010, he co-founded the Commons Strategies Group, a consulting project that works to promote the commons internationally. He was also founding editor of onthecommons.org and a fellow of On the Commons from 2004 to 2010. He has written, co-authored, or co-edited 12 books.
Daily Digest 5/18 - The Malware That Wreaked Chaos, Has Global Oil Demand Really Surpassed Supply?
- The Malware That Wreaked Global Chaos
- Fluxology revisited — how Steven Chu will save us
- Payoffs From Putin to Trump? McCarthy Says No, He Was Just Kidding
- Falling U.S. Jobless Claims Add to Signs of Labor Tightness
- $6.40 an hour for nine years: how I got stuck in a career as a Walmart employee
- US immigration arrests surge 40% under Donald Trump
- Has Global Oil Demand Really Surpassed Supply?
- Where Have All The Insects Gone?
How to Set Up a Community Co-op
Before joining the Institute for Solidarity Economics recently, I spent the last five years working for rural communities charity the Plunkett Foundation, an organization which supports the establishment of community co-operatives. Community co-operatives are businesses which trade primarily for the benefit of their community. Controlled by the community themselves, they have open and voluntary membership and, crucially, they encourage people to get involved – either by becoming a member, or by volunteering time or getting involved in another way.
Daily Digest 5/17 - Playing Catch-Up On Pension Funding, Italy Inflation and Debt Rise
- Vermont Health Insurer Asks to Increase Rates 12.7 Percent
- Fairfield pension costs projected to reach $37.5M yearly
- Playing catch-up on public pension funding
- Forget Puerto Rico, What About U.S. States' Soaring Pension Debts?
- Gov. Malloy Revises Budget To Plug $2.5 Billion Deficit
- Italy Inflation, Debt Rise
- Italian economy to shrink slightly this year: S&P
Podcast: Taking a Systems Approach to Designing the New Economy
"It's not enough to build your own company, you have to participate in building the whole ecosystem," says Jeffrey Hollender. In this episode of Next Economy Now, Kevin Bayuk, a partner and worker-owner at LIFT Economy, interviews Jeffrey Hollender, founder of Seventh Generation, the American Sustainable Business Council and Sustain Natural among other enterprises and organizations.
Yes, We Can Choose Good Globalization
Podcast: Why Societies Based on Equality do Better
You probably already know that levels of inequality have reached staggering heights in the 21st century. Perhaps you've come across Oxfam's report detailing how the world's eight richest men own as much wealth as the poorest half of the population. Or maybe you heard Senator Bernie Sanders' assertion that 99 percent of all new income since the financial crisis has gone to the top one percent.
Meet g0v, the Open-source, Digital Community Transforming Democracy in Taiwan
In 2014, a digital-driven movement emerged in Taiwan that challenged the former ruling party Kuomintang's move to fast-track the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement. The members of the movement felt the trade deal between China and Taiwan would impinge on Taiwan's sovereignty. The Sunflower Movement, a youth-driven, tech-savvy, cross-sectoral coalition, occupied the Taiwanese Parliament for more than three weeks.
Daily Digest 5/16 - Paper vs. Physical Silver, Everything Bubble: Code Red
- Millennial to Millionaire: Stop Blaming Avocado Toast for Why We're Not Buying Houses
- Trump confirms he shared intel with Russia's foreign minister
- Selected Articles: The North Korea Nuclear Issue
- PAPER vs. PHYSICAL: The Amazing Amount Of Leverage In The Silver Market
- Everything Bubble: Code Red
- Congress Is Coming After Your 401(k)
- Anti-net neutrality spammers are flooding FCC's pages with fake comments
- Artificial Intelligence Is Crucial For The Energy Industry
- How a Melting Arctic Changes Everything Part II: The Political Arctic


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For the past couple of weeks, I've been asking you about your year-end music lists because, well, everyone loves lists, right? And with time running out on 2015, The Law of the Internet says we have to publish as many listicle reviews as we can. Since we don't want to get in trouble with the Darth Vader-like being who wrote these laws, we're crowdsourcing this beeyatch.
Any idea/approach is okay with me. What did you like most about the music of 2015? What were your favourite songs? Who are your favourite new artists? Best concerts? Biggest disappointments? Hopes and dreams for 2016? Think about it and then send your list to me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll make sure they get published.
NOTE: You could just leave a comment below, but would it be more fun to have your list published in proper blog form? To get things started, here are some thought-starter best-of lists.
Top 6 Songs of 2015 According to Tony B
- Houndmouth, "Sedona"
- Strumbellas, "Spirits"
- Cold War Kids, "First"
- Cage the Elephant, "Mess Around"
- Twenty-One Pilots, "Tear in My Heart
- Coleman Hell, "2 Heads"
Nelson Pinto's Top 10 Songs of the Year in No Particular Order
- Metric, "The Shade (I Want It All)"
- Chvrches, "Leave a Trace"
- Yukon Blonde, "Saturday Night"
- Walk the Moon, "Shut Up and Dance"
- Silversun Pickups, "Nightlight"
- Florence + The Machine, "What Kind of Man"
- Beck, "Dreams"
- Coldplay, "Adventure of a Lifetime"
- Corral the Pachyderm, "Mess Around"
- Alessia Cara, "Here"
Honourable mentions: Walk Off the Earth's "Rule the World" and "Black to Gold" from Dear Rouge
Vanessa Perrella's Top 10 Male Voices of 2015
- Hozier
- Vance Joy
- Dave Monks
- Scott Helman
- George Ezra
- James Bay
- Father John Misty
- Kevin Parker (Tame Impala)
- Luke Lalonde (Born Ruffians)
Alex Xander's Songs to Make Me Move and Feel and Stay Out of a Wheelchair!
- Death From Above 1979, "White Is Red"
- Nathaniel Rateliffe & The Night Sweats, "I Need Never Get Old"
- Elle King, "America's Sweetheart"
- James Bay, "Hold Back The River"
- Joss Stone, "Love Me"
- The Chemical Brothers, "G0
- AWOLNATION, "Like People, Like Plastic"
- Adele, "Hello"
- Death Cab For Cutie, "You've Haunted Me All My Life"
- Mumford & Sons, "Believe"
- Of Monsters And Men, "Slow Life"
- Modest Mouse, "The Ground Walks, With Time In A Box"
- Big Data, "The Glow"
- Florence & The Machine, "Ship To Wreck
- Royal Blood, "Little Monster"
- Whitehorse, "Baby What's Wrong?"
- Mother Mother, "Reaper Man"
- Capital Cities. "Safe & Sound"
- Imagine Dragons, "I'm So Sorry"
- Young Empires, "Uncover Your Eyes"
ALL these songs unseat my PTSD and allow me to "feel" my life–relive and remember it in horrid detail, but I loathe secrets. These musicians have inspired me to start a charity for homeless youth in Toronto, in 2016. It is my ONLY goal. And I hope it would make my ten-year-old son proud of his old, strange Dawg of a dad.
Stephanie Poirier's Year-End Round-up of Music in 2015 (As She Heard It) with His Top Album of the Year
- New Order, "Plastic" (although, the whole album Music Complete is very good)
- Robert DeLong, "Long Way Down"
- Death Cab for Cutie, "Black Sun"
- Nothing But Thieves, "Trip Switch"
- Death from Above 1979, "White is Red"
- The Struts, "Could Have Been Me"
- Beck, "Dreams"
- Mother Mother, "Modern Love"
- Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, "S.O.B."
- Coleman Hell, "2 Heads"


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UK trade deficit narrows
UK visible trade deficit narrowed to 7057 million pounds in January compared with the prior deficit of 9247 million pounds which was revised to 9686 million pounds deficit, while analysts expected the deficit to narrow to 8500 million pounds.
Trade balance non EU also showed narrowed deficit to 4173 million pounds from the revised 5816 million pounds which was 5817 million pounds, yet economists predicted the deficit to decline to 5150 million pounds.
Total trade shortfall declined to 2950 million pounds from December's deficit of 4831 million pounds after it was revised up to 5475 million pounds deficit, which is better than forecasts of 4000 million pounds deficit.