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Democratic Accountability
The Roosevelt Institute believes that restoring our democracy goes hand in hand with reforming our economy. Currently, the wealthy and well-connected are able to buy influence over the policymaking process—stacking the deck against the rest of us. As a result, corruption in government stands in the way of addressing nearly every issue on the progressive
A Quick History Lesson on Voter Disenfranchisement
"Being unable to vote is like being on the fringe of society [as] a citizen that doesn't have an active participation in it. You are just there, observing. You have no opportunity to affect change." – Ken Shutle The ability to participate in our political system, and in particular the power to cast a vote,
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The New York Votes Act Would Expand Democratic Access
In his opinion curtailing key aspects of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder (2013), Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the act was no longer needed because "the country has changed" with regard to discrimination in voting. However, in the wake of the first presidential election since 1965 to be
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Democratic Access
With the conclusion of the first national election following the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and another sweeping election characterized by widespread electoral discrimination especially among our most vulnerable populations, it is clear that issues of democracy are at the forefront of national political consciousness. In the short term, we believe there is immense potential
Why Mayor de Blasio's Broadband Push Needs to Go Further—and Faster
On July 16, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new initiative to bring free broadband service to 16,000 New Yorkers living in five public housing developments in the boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. In partnership with President Obama's ConnectHome initiative, the de Blasio administration has committed an investment of up to $10 million
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Money in Politics is a Local Problem, Too
Large donors dominate our politics even at the local level, but communities have the power to overcome them. Last summer, I interned for mayoral candidate Gary Holder-Winfield in New Haven, CT. New Haven is not a small town. While it's 130,660 residents pale in comparison to New York's 8,405,837, it is a major city in
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Farewell, Campaign Finance Restrictions, and Hello, Mega-Donors
Yesterday's decision on McCutcheon v. FEC will radically change the power of individual donors, the amount of money in politics, and how we look at campaign finance reform. While he made a few conciliatory gestures to the left-leaning justices in the first page of his decision, the core of Chief Justice John Roberts's decision on
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Internet for the Public Interest Needs Protection
Unless the Federal Communications Commission takes a stand, American consumers stand to lose their open access to the Internet, while providers will rake in even greater profits. Despite our faith in the American dream, mounting costs for high-speed Internet threaten the remnants of equal opportunity we rely on. A widening gap separates Americans who can
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Our last stop in Vietnam was Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon. We were excited to get back to a modern city with tons of great restaurants and bars after a few days in Dalat. We were pleasantly … Continue reading
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Easy Riding to Dalat – 3 Days Motorbiking the Central Highlands
We didn't go long without feeling the itch for the road and, upon hearing that the roads around Nha Trang, Dalat and Mui Ne were some of the best driving in Vietnam, we signed up for a three day tour … Continue reading
Brewskis with Rouskies in Nha Trang
After the train ride that never seemed to end we were glad that we'd rolled into Nha Trang, a pretty fancy beach town by Vietnamese standards, that reminded me a bit of Florida in a way. Very randomly, Nha Trang … Continue reading
Cattle Class to Nha Trang
Our next stop in Vietnam was Nha Trang. We decided to take the train as the other options were less than ideal. We had to choose between: a) a 9 or 10 hour train ride, b) a 13 hour overnight … Continue reading
Motorbiking My Son Ruins & Top Gear Road
One of the best ways to see Vietnam is by motorbike and I've always been a fan of riding on my own two wheels. We've ridden a little bit in Bali and Pai on this trip but, it was always … Continue reading
Vietnamese Cooking School
By now you've probably gathered we like our food and we'd heard Hoi An was a great place to do take a Vietnamese cooking class. There were lots to choose from and after trawling TripAdvisor we settled on Thuan Tinh … Continue reading
Hitting Up Hoi An
We flew into Danang from Hanoi, escaping a 12 hour train or bus trip for a 45 minute flight. The price was right and we were happy to spend more time in Hanoi. We arrived in Hoi An in the … Continue reading
Cruising Halong Bay
The biggest must do in northern Vietnam has to be a junk boat cruise of Halong Bay. It's on every organised tour and gets rave reviews all the time. There are a myriad of options but fortunately my friend Cory … Continue reading
Good Morning Vietnam & Hello Hanoi
We flew into Hanoi early one morning from Vientiene. We were a little nervous about getting our visas on arrival but it turned out to be super easy and quick. After all the horror stories we'd heard, it was a … Continue reading


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01 Oct, 2019
The value of reading cases is that it gives you a window into a judge's way of thinking and analyzing the law. The value of a commercial outline is it gives you a quick synopsis of the facts and what the judge decided, but often neglects to tell you the "why" or "how" of the decision, i.e., the legal analysis. Though you will never get out as much from commercial outlines as you will from actually engaging with the material, commercial outlines can be helpful to review before you read an opinion and brief the case yourself.
The best way to read a case is to review what a commercial outline says about the case so you have an understanding of the basic facts and, more importantly, you understand why your professor wants you to read this case. Knowing that alone gives you a big advantage when it comes to reading the actual case. Then, proceed to read the case, word for word. Mark it up as much as you can.
The more you read cases, the more fluent you will become in the language of the law. If you don't read cases, you'll also end up struggling with legal research and writing well beyond law school.
As you read more cases you'll gain a better understanding of the roles of trial and appellate courts and how they relate to one another. The judicial system is complicated, so diving into these court cases will give you a deeper understanding of its complexity.
When you get out into the real world after law school, chances are you'll be reading plenty of cases as an attorney. Honing these skills now will pay dividends down the road.
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Keith Guenther is Founder and Chief Executive Officer for USRES, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, RES.NET, Inc. Guenther, who established the company in 1992, first entered the real estate market in the 1980s as an agent and also held executive-level positions at Tarbell. Bringing nearly 30 years of real estate and business experience to the company, Guenther is focused on building steady growth for USRES by identifying and fostering key relationships. Guenther views the experience and dedication of his entire staff as the key to USRES' longtime success.
Garrett Mays is Director of Valuation & Vendor Management for USRES & RES.NET. Mays oversees the day to day operations of the Valuation department and manages the company's business partner networks including agents, appraisers, attorneys, closing offices, title groups, valuation companies and field service partners. Over his 20+ years in the industry, Mays has been involved with all aspects of default servicing including Valuation, Foreclosure, Bankruptcy, Loss Mitigation, Vendor Management and REO.
Tiffany Malm is the Director of REO & Ancillary Services for USRES. Malm is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the REO Department as well as Ancillary Services Division including HOA Management, Lien Monitoring and Chattel. As an accomplished business leader with more than 20 years in the industry, Malm lends a broad understanding of REO, mortgage servicing, account management including vendor management and operations.
Lissi Stone serves as the Human Resources Manager for USRES. She is responsible for providing hands-on and strategic support in all areas of HR including employment relations, policy design, recruitment, onboarding, benefits administration, legal compliance, training & development, workers' compensation, safety, facility management, and performance management. Stone is a certified Senior Human Resources Professional (SPHR) with over 10 years of HR experience.
Michael Bull is Chief Financial Officer for USRES, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, RES.NET, Inc. Bull oversees a team of approximately 23 accounting professionals dedicated to the finances of the operations. Bull started his career with USRES shortly after graduating from California State University of Fullerton in 1992 with a BA in Business Administration and a concentration in Business Finance. Bull has witnessed the growth of USRES over the years and takes a passionate stance on the company's continued success.
Rida A. Sharaf is Senior Vice President of USRES Operations. Sharaf oversees the daily operations as well as corporate strategic planning with respect to USRES's real estate endeavors. Sharaf specializes in all- encompassing disposition solutions along with component service offerings with a specified emphasis on risk analysis and management as well as ROI maximization. Sharaf has held numerous positions within USRES since joining the firm in early 2007. A settlement expert with a keen eye for bottom-line results, Sharaf exercises fiscal and management discipline while creating operational strategies capitalizing on cyclical real estate market trending.
Angela Hurst is the Senior Vice President of Business Development for USRES, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, RES.NET, Inc. Hurst is responsible for managing and expanding the company's national sales team and works to establish a greater company presence in the industry. Hurst brings more than 25 years of experience in the mortgage banking, title insurance, and closing services industries to the company. Prior to joining USRES, Hurst was a Senior Vice President of Business Development at NDeX, LP, and Barrett Daffin Frappier Turner & Engel, LLP.
Rob Pajon is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Product Development for USRES, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, RES.NET, Inc. Pajon steers company strategy and vision by overseeing all Marketing and Product Development initiatives. By strategically guiding corporate strategy, interpreting market trends, and analyzing customer feedback, Pajon is charged with maintaining the company's overall perception and driving growth throughout all real estate market cycles.


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This Night
The film revolves around a man named Ossorio (Pascal Gregory), a forty-year old surgeon, who is desperately eager to save his lady from the hands of dreadful and violent mob threatening the entire land. The setting occurred in the city named Santa Maria where that time is facing a big chaos a military group poised to acquire power through coup d' etat, a rebellion in form of mutiny. Before such terrible times came, Ossorio regards Santa Maria as the perfect paradise to dwell in. Times passed and he had journeyed to other places. Upon his return, he was welcomed by a frightening picture of lawlessness. The land which was used to be a sanctuary of peace and endearment had suddenly turned out to be the most chaotic. Everything seemed to be ruined. Violence is a common scene in almost every corner. Everybody wants to leave the place so badly. And because this situation seems to find no end and restoration, the only remedy that he thinks is the best resort is to get away from the city. This is what he will do when he finally finds his dearest love Irene, portrayed by Amira Casar. The highlight of Niut de Chien is that one night (around eight o'clock pm to six o'clock am) filled with action. His night journey is considerably an odyssey. In this time, he has faced so many entangling experiences such as being taken to the chief of the rebellious faction, a serious confrontation with powerful leaders who have ruled over the government, and to various people. Then he finds out about the former leader and had another confrontation with him. The daughter of this ex-leader then goes with him in his journey. As the story continues, he also met a woman who was his patient two decades earlier and a friend whom he had a sexual encounter. While all these things are happening on his scene, a Secret Police leader who also aims a takeover in the government visited the place where he is at and dragged some of the ladies. I was followed by scenes of interrogations and serious tortures. As he goes desperately in search of his beloved he was driven to a hotel. There he met a woman by the name of Victoria, played by Laura Martin. Then the lady introduced Ossorio to Barcala, Victoria's father, played by Sami Frey. Barcala is more than willing to include Ossorio along with another passenger on his ship as long as the price is right. He finally had a good deal and an opportunity to leave the disastrous place. However, the conflict is that he still needs to find Amira. She is the other passenger that should be with him before the boat sails.
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Fake tan is the essential accessory to complete your Grand National outfit but only if applied correctly. No-one can pull off that streaky uneven tan look!
So we asked James Harknett, the Global Creative Consultant of Fake Bake to take us through our tanning paces:
What's the first step to self tanning?
"Skin preparation is essential for a perfect even glow and the first thing to remember is hair removal. After waxing, the skin needs time to heal over and pores to close, therefore we recommend having this done at least 48 hours before. It also gives you time to remove and wash off waxy residue that could block the tan from activating evenly. If you prefer to shave you can do this the day before."
Eclipse recommends:
Waxing lasts longer (usually up to four weeks) and so will help your tan last longer too. Veet Gel Wax Kit – easy to use with almond oil to protect sensitive skin. Price £11.99 from Boots.
Or for readymade wax strips go for Veet 40 Cold Wax Strips Sensitive. Price £13.19 from Superdrug.
If waxing is too painful then a removal cream is a good alternative. It won't last as long as waxing but will last longer than shaving. NB. Please use at least 24 hours before applying any tanning products.
Veet Hair Removal Cream with Aloe Vera & Vitamin E for sensitive skin. Price £4.40 from Boots.
If you prefer shaving your legs, check out the amazing monthly delivery service from Friction Free Shaving. From just £5 per month you can have razors delivered straight to your door.
When should you exfoliate before applying self tan?
"Many people are told to exfoliate the body just before applying, however my top tip is to do this the morning or evening before applying self tan, the skin then has time to renew."
Body polishes to use: Fake Bake's new Coconut Body Polish, £10. Sienna X Polishing Body Scrub £9.60 (RRP £11.95) from Life and Looks.
James continues: "Avoid moisturising the full body pre tan too as this can barrier the tanning ingredients from taking evenly. However, so that your tan looks as natural as possible always use an oil free moisturiser on the hands, elbows, knees and feet first. Moisture on theses areas allows for a more natural blend. Use Fake Bake oil free moisturiser, price £10, to ensure skin is perfectly prepped."
What is the best way to apply fake tan?
"Always work in sections, starting from the feet and working your way up. Once completed, use a wet wipe to remove any excess tan from the nails, brows and palms of hands."
Eclipse recommends using a tanning mitt: Bellamianta Luxury Tanning Mitt, RRP £7.99 but £6.80 from Life and Looks.
He Shi Tanning Mitt, was £4.75, now £3.30 from The Garden Pharmacy.
Body Contouring is the latest trend for the perfect tan look so how easy is it to sculpt and contour the body with fake tan?
"First thing is to apply an all over self tan to create a golden base. A tanning liquid is fast and one of the easiest applications; I would recommend Fake Bake's Flawless Liquid, £24.95 from Superdrug which will provide a perfect base to contour from.
"A tanning mitt spreads the liquid evenly across the limbs, and I suggest blending the product with some oil free moisturiser for areas where tan can cling, like the hands, elbows and feet."
"The following night is all about definition. Focus on enhancing cheeks, accentuating the collarbone and toning the tummy. I would suggest using Fake Bake's Airbrush, £28 from Boots, its arousal nozzle will make it easy for you to build layers, and is the nearest application to having a professional spray tan that you can achieve at home.
"The face is the first place where self tan can fade, due to make-up removal and cleansing. When contouring the face with self tan, think of where the sun would hit your features! Sweep a fine layer of mist across the nose, top of the forehead and then contour the cheeks by applying tan under the cheek bones (from ear towards the corner of your lips).
"Next, frame the collarbone by spraying underneath and within the hollows. For the stomach, nothing is more flattering than a sculpted looking pelvis, sweep Fake Bake's Airbrush from the sides of the body, arching down towards the pelvis. The build-up of darker lines accentuates the abs to create a toned looking silhouette.
"For gleaming legs a great tip is to enhance definition with the natural contours, like the inner thighs and calves."
Five Other Top Tanning Products to Try:
This is the world's first tanning product that only takes one hour to develop. If you prefer a darker tan then you can leave it on for two to three hours. Price £7.99 from Superdrug.
Top Tip – Do not use shower gel, or shampoo your hair when rinsing off the mouse after the hour is up, as the PH in these products can interfere with your tan developing which will continue to gradually deepen for a few more hours.
St Tropez Dark Self Tan Mousse
For those who prefer a deep dark tan. However this easy to apply lightweight mousse contains melanin technology which ensures your deep tan is tailored to your individual skin tone. Price £33 from Garden Pharmacy.
Allow 4–8 hours before showering.
Bellamianta Self Tanning Tinted Lotion
Free from parabens, harsh chemicals, genetically modified ingredients, perfume, sulphates, silicones and alcohol. Contains a high grade DHA plus natural fruit extracts such as mango, papaya and goji berry. Dries in 60 seconds, develops in 2–4 hours. RRP is £16.99 but from Life and Looks the price is £14.60.
He-Shi Face & Body Tanning Gel
Ideal for dry skin and achieving an instant golden tan. It tans on contact so you can see where it goes. For a deeper colour reapply. Made from 100% natural DHA, it is paraben and alcohol free. It is also suitable for the face.
Usual price is £18.50 but at the time of writing The Garden Pharmacy has a 10% discount so is £16.65.
Sienna X Express Self Tan Mist
Spray tan in a can. Infused with anti ageing ingredient Q10. Price £16 from Life and Looks.
Ready in 4–8 hours. Also suitable for the face.
Last but not least, the must-have tanning accessory is the St Tropez Tan Build Up remover Mitt. Price £5.99 from The Garden Pharmacy.
For the nervous novice self tanner this can help even out a fully developed tan and for the experienced and regular tanner, this removes tan build-up.


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The "horrors" of my youth and my attempt at a Pumpkin Patch...and many other things...come on into the Crypt and look around... Dr. Theda
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Sorry for not posting again last night... Depression got the better of me....
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Canadian Gambling Industry is Working Towards Crypto Adoption
Posted on Tuesday November 26, 2019
Canada has set its sights on the most popular cryptocurrency on the market, Bitcoin, as it aims to replace China as the world's leading Bitcoin mining population. With Bitcoin interest and adoption high among Canadians, trying to appeal to the global Bitcoin mining industry seems like a natural fit for the forward-thinking country. Canada's online
How is Cryptocurrency Gambling Regulated Around the World
Posted on Monday November 25, 2019
Cryptocurrency gambling is the latest trend globally now, and it looks like it has come to stay. It's simply the use of cryptocurrencies in the funding of gambling platforms instead of fiat tender. You might want to ask how it works, and the answer is a pretty straightforward one; it could either be on-chain or


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I just signed my second book contract! The flush of excitement (fear?) isn't nearly as overwhelming this time, maybe partly because publishing this book isn't really a "new venture" but a reworking of graduate research I completed back in 2001.
This is the brief story behind my upcoming book, ROOTS AND BRANCHES: THE SYMBOL OF THE TREE IN THE IMAGINATION OF G. K. CHESTERTON:
When I returned to the classroom, after finishing off home-educating the third child, I found just the scholarly and spiritual nourishment I was looking for. Seminary offered me access to the brilliant minds of godly professors who urged me on towards my goal of clarifying my religious beliefs and rebooting my literary skills so that I could write theologically informed fiction. It worked, though it took me a while. My subsequent novel, The Third Grace, won a Canada-wide, "book of the year"-type of award in 2012 and (besides all sort of editing and other writing-related work) I've placed in several short story contests as well. I've been busy with drafting my second novel and am on the brink of sending off a proposal for it to attract the agent of my dreams.
So when, a couple of months ago, I received an email out of the blue from a small publishing house interested in my decade-old research on G. K. Chesterton–the late-Victorian apologist, essayist, and novelist–I faltered. The publisher told me how, as a member of the American Chesterton Society, he was reading a novel by GKC that needed explanation–and he found my article online and loved it. Still, I couldn't quite believe there was a niche audience wanting to read an academic book full of footnotes, but the publisher patiently prodded me, answered my questions, assured me of veto power, raved about the content, and promised me some fantastic endorsements–which he is delivering on.
For example, Dale Ahlquist (whom I repeatedly reference in my research) is one of the Chesterton experts lined up to say nice things about the book, such as:
There are few intellectual exercises more rewarding than the close reading of a Chesterton text. And too few critics have made the effort. . . . Perhaps they are intimidated to offer a critical analysis of a writer who is himself a master literary critic. But Deb Elkink has risen to the challenge.
So I've signed and am now immersed in edits and emails and eating/sleeping/dreaming all things Chesterton. And I like it. I'm having fun and learning loads.
Moral of the story: Write with all your heart. You never know who will read your words–or when–and bring them back to you.
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Solid state disks (SSD) as laptop upgrade
Recently I replaced the hard drives in 2 different machines;
A: A top notch 18" HP HDX monster portable.
B: An older netbook ASUS Eee 1000HE
For my HDX18 the most noticeable improvement was the reduction in access time. In other words: all software responds almost instant when asked to perform a task. This reduces the time being spent on waiting for a response quite significantly. It makes me working more efficient.
The second most important advantage for this machine to be equipped with SSD, is the reduction of generated heat. The fan on the HP HDX18 pulls the air in from the front, where it first cools off the hard drives. Then the air passes over the copper cooling pipes which lies over the CPU and other heat generating controllers. Since the SSD isn't heating up the air before it hits the CPU, the overall cooling becomes more efficient, thus reducing the need for high counts of RPM for the cooling fan, which is annoyingly loud. (it is the only bad thing about the HP HDX18)
The tiny netbook had WinXP and was not running fast enough to be of any real effective use (I had trimmed the XP down to the bare essentials). With a new SSD and newly installed Win7 starter edition, this battery-efficient and lightweight tool just got an extended life in my business. There are some limitations to the Win7 starter edition, but none yet discovered so serious that stops me from going with it. It feels twice as fast, compared to the original installation. So far, this is the best upgrade.
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From tax breaks to special driver's licenses, New Jersey offers its military veterans a host of benefits as thanks for their service. Sometimes, though, the biggest challenge facing those running the state's programs is making sure that message gets out.
"We're constantly pushing outreach to make sure veterans know they have some services," said Brigadier General Jemal Beale, the adjutant general of the state Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs, in testimony yesterday before the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
"We're using every manner known to man," Beale said. "Technology, websites, radio, whatever we can do."
The department also tackles more difficult challenges as it works with the state's veterans, with services that are often just a phone call away for such issues as mental health and homelessness.
"If someone called today, within 24 hours we could find them a place," Beale said, as he and other department officials made their annual appearance before the Senate committee which is mulling the state's spending priorities for the coming year.
Taking a 'moment to reflect'
But even as lawmakers sifted through the budget numbers yesterday, they also got a sobering reminder of the sacrifice facing active-duty service members. Flags in Trenton were at half-staff in honor of 20-year-old Army soldier Nicholas DiMona III of Medford Lakes, who died last month in a training exercise in Alaska.
"I think it's important and fitting that we as a Senate body take a moment to reflect," said committee chair Paul Sarlo (D-Bergen) as lawmakers prepared to ask questions.
"Keep Mr. DiMona in our prayers and thoughts, and keep all the men and women who serve in your department in our thoughts and prayers as well," he said.
New Jersey is home to a major military base and thousands of state residents are also currently serving in active-duty missions.
In all, New Jersey has over 340,000 military veterans, and the bulk of the department's $96 million in state spending goes to support veterans' nursing homes located in north, south and central New Jersey, according to budget documents. Outreach and assistance are also major initiatives, as are support services for the state National Guard. New Jersey also maintains a dedicated cemetery for veterans in North Hanover.
In addition to the state spending, the department also attracts significant federal dollars. And part of the outreach effort, Beale said yesterday, involves helping veterans apply for federal disability benefits.
"Every dollar goes back into the New Jersey economy and greatly improves the veteran's quality of life," Beale said.
Questions about mental health, suicide prevention
Lawmakers yesterday zeroed in on the department's efforts to work with veterans who are struggling with mental-health issues and may be considering suicide. Beale highlighted the state's Vet-2-Vet program, which is based at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
"Our team there does receive many calls and, as in the title, it's veteran-to-veteran. We found through our research that when a vet calls someone, they prefer to talk to a vet, they tend to open up more to a vet," Beale said.
"It's a great program, I thank you for that question," he said. "It's something we want people to know about."
Lawmakers pressed Beale to explain what the department is doing to help homeless veterans. He said officials try to keep close tabs on the number even if it's hard to track. The latest estimate was 570, although Beale said it fluctuates.
"It changes every day because of New Jersey's borders with Delaware, Pennsylvania and New York, and because of the weather," he said.
"If it's warm out, the number could go up. If it's cold out, the number could go down, and some vets don't want to come in," Beale said.
Still, because the department is able to provide immediate assistance, he said the homeless figure is "functional zero."
Prepared to help at home and abroad
In addition to serving veterans, the department is also in charge of New Jersey's Army and Air National Guard. More than 8,000 residents are serving in the Guard, and roughly 2,500 have been deployed in some capacity since the beginning of the year.
"Our missions range from peacekeeping, security and airspace surveillance," he said.
For those who remain in New Jersey, Beale said they're prepared for any domestic missions such as responding to a natural disaster like 2012's superstorm Sandy.
"Our men and women are well-trained, well-prepared, and committed to service, not only to our state, but to our nation as well," he said.
NJ's second-largest employer
New Jersey is also the home of the military's Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, which spans parts of Burlington and Ocean counties. With roughly 40,000 employees, the base is New Jersey's second-largest employer behind the state itself, Beale said.
Some lawmakers yesterday asked whether the federal government is planning another base-realignment and closure [BRAC] initiative that could diminish its role. Beale responded by suggesting nothing was imminent and that the state is using a consulting firm and representatives of the governor's office in Washington, D.C. to stay on top of developments.
"I think we're doing pretty good (and) the future looks bright," Beale said.
But he also pressed lawmakers to support efforts to "grow mission" at the base that would help make it "BRAC-proof." As an example, he cited the need to build an overpass over Route 539, a roadway that bisects the base. That would allow military personnel to bypass traffic congestion that can build up in the area, particularly in the summer.
"The overpass on 539, that's a big one," he said.
As the hearing came to an end, several lawmakers wished Beale well and promised to work closely to make sure the department's needs are being met.
"We're here for you guys and we want to help," said Sen. Bob Andrzejczak (D-Cape May).


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The Cheshire County Show at Tabley, Knutsford in Cheshire held over 2 days in June is a fantastic opportunity for both Amateur and Professional Photographers to hone their skills or try new subjects to shoot. The show ground is huge and covers all aspects of the countryside from agriculture and farming to show jumping to dog shows to the Women's Institute cake making. There are also exhibitions in the arenas on the day showing flyball, if you fancy trying to stop the action of a fast paced dog racing to retrieve the ball, demonstrations of birds of prey or puppy training, to death defying motorbike stunts. That isn't counting the numerous food, art and craft stalls and other exhibits. It's a photographer's paradise of photographic opportunities.
This year I spent most of my time around the horse section with some of the Bolton & District Riding Club Show riders competing it had a pull for me to see how their jumps went. That will be in a later blog.
One of the main attractions for me at the event, not just as a photographer, but as a horse lover and a rider, albeit no where near as good as the riders who compete, is the British Showjumping. The size of the fences they jump look high when you watch them on television, but when you stand near one watching a horse fly over them you really do appreciate the skill and danger that this level of competing consists of.
The two photographs above gives you an example of the height of some of the jumps. The horse has to use it's hind legs to leap over what is literally it's own height. Impressive skill from both horse and rider.
Below are more photographs from the Showjumping Arena, which included to excellent riders, Angie Thompson and Charlotte Flack.
A lovely shot of the rider jumping over, although as you can just see the fence was just knocked down at the end.
As you can see in the background there were lots of spectators watching the showjumping, not just equine photographers.
Charlotte Flack sailing over the jump. With a very fast shutter speed, I was able to capture the horse's tail as it flew high over the jump without it being a blur. Fast shutter speeds are essential for equine photography and also for action dog photographer, as you will have seen in some of my dog photographs.
The above shot is one of my favourites from the event. Charlotte jumping a double. This photograph captures perfectly not just the height, but the length of this challenging jump. You can see the focus of both rider and horse, as the horse, leaps and stretches her (I think it's a her) body, which as you can see the jump is longer than the horse. They did clear this jump perfectly.
Love the angle of this shot. Using a long lens 400mm I was able to zoom in and get into a position where the horse was riding into my field of view. Allowing me to capture a shot with the horse looking straight to camera during the jump. Another of Charlotte Flack showing how it's done.
Below is Angie Thompson, fantastic rider, as are all of them. It was nice to have a little chat with Angie after her ride, lovely lady and always a joy to watch ride as you can see her bond with her horse as they cover the course.
Another of my favourites from the day. Completely flying over the fence, as you can see the horse's feet are all tucked under to get clear of the fence. Lovely sharp shot of Angie and her horse using a shallow depth of field allowed me to blur some of the background so all the focus is on horse and rider.
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Billy Ray Cyrus, Charlie Daniels, Gavin DeGraw, Home Free, The Katinas, Wes King, Nicole C. Mullins, Michael Tait, Matthew Ward and Zach Williams have been added to the star-studded lineup to celebrate Michael W. Smith during the tribute event taking place April 30 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.
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Jim Doyle, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, March 21, 2008
Scuba divers located significant pieces of sunken wreckage from the missing 31-foot sailboat Daisy in San Francisco's main shipping channel about three or four miles outside the Golden Gate on Thursday, but they did not find the vessel's missing skipper.
The Coast Guard, aided by divers from the San Mateo Sheriff's Department, identified large portions of the vessel's deck, cabin, mast and rigging submerged in 63-feet of water - not far from where the sailboat had last been sighted Saturday afternoon during an offshore charity race.
Investigators said the wreckage confirmed that Daisy met catastrophe on the race course, but there was no sign that it had collided with a commercial freighter, or other object. "It's a significant event in the case," said Capt. Paul Gugg of the Coast Guard, "(but) we were unable to determine cause from what we saw."
What happened to Daisy and its two-man crew remains a mystery. The boat's skipper, retired neurologist Matthew Kirby Gale, 68, of Mill Valley, is presumed to have drowned at sea or expired from hypothermia. The body of his crew member, Anthony Harrow, 72, of Larkspur, was found washed ashore Sunday near Half Moon Bay - still wearing a life vest.
After the Coast Guard cutter Sockeye used side-scan sonar Thursday to help locate the wreckage, the sheriff's divers descended beneath the choppy seas, examining the debris with less than 3 feet of underwater visibility in about 2 knots of current.
Gugg said the sloop's mast was detached - suspended above the shards of cabin and deck, and held in check by wire rigging. Divers, who left the debris in place, found no evidence of a fire or explosion and no indication that the boat has been hit by a larger vessel. But the wreckage showed that the ship's wooden cabin, teak deck and fiberglass pan - or cabin foundation - had been separated from the older vessel's fiberglass hull and keel.
"It appears that the hull and cabin top and pan delaminated. We did not see the hull," Gugg said. "Did it delaminate and sink, or did something happen when it was blown over and sunk and subsequently delaminated? We'd be speculating to say that it came apart first."
Many disaster theories
Any number of things could have led to the disaster. The boat may have hit a channel marker and taken on water so quickly there was no time to call for help. One or both sailors may have been washed overboard. The boat could have been capsized, pitch poled or dismasted by last Saturday's fierce swells and high winds. Or, a breaking wave could have torn a hatch loose or demolished the cabin.
Thursday's underwater search was just one part of a broad investigation by the Coast Guard into the disappearance of the fiberglass sloop. Investigators have also interviewed boatyard workers, ship captains and race officials.
Ships in the channel
Investigators have identified three incoming ships and one outgoing freighter that transited the channel Saturday afternoon and evening when Daisy vanished during the 27th Annual Doublehanded Lightship Race. Three cargo ship captains have been questioned about whether they saw the missing sailboat, and the bows of their ships have been inspected for evidence of a collision. The fourth vessel will be inspected when it arrives at its next port.
The Coast Guard has also inspected seven channel markers outside the Golden Gate for any sign of a recent collision with Daisy, a white boat with green trim. Gugg said there was "no evidence at first blush" of a collision with the buoys, but investigators plan to re-inspect them.
And Coast Guard investigators have questioned electronics experts and other contractors who performed recent work on Daisy to get a better gauge of the vessel's condition before its sudden disappearance.
Built in the early or mid-1970s, Daisy had undergone a recent overhaul at a Sausalito boatyard. But it is unclear whether a marine surveyor had examined its structural integrity in recent years.
Among the lines of inquiry being pursued by investigators is the apparent lack of communication between the regatta organizers, the race participants and Coast Guard officials. That may have delayed the Coast Guard response, officials said.
What can't be known
It is impossible to know whether an earlier search for the Bay Area sailors might have saved them, Gugg indicated. Daisy could have sunk in a few seconds or minutes, leaving the sailors little hope of rescue. Or, they may have clung to their swamped boat and fought for their lives for hours.
One thing is clear: regatta organizers did not contact the Coast Guard after the boat failed to finish the 25-mile offshore course and after its race committee had tried repeatedly to contact the vessel via marine radio.
Regatta officials for the Island Yacht Club of Alameda, which sponsored the event to raise money for cerebral palsy, said they had no duty to alert the Coast Guard, even though more than two hours had past since the last boat to complete the race had crossed the finish line near Marina Green at 2:45 p.m. Race organizers expected the race to be over by 4 p.m., but the official time limit for finishing the race was 7 p.m. - a liberal deadline in case of light winds.
No distress report
When asked why the yacht club's race committee had not called the Coast Guard, race manager Joanne McFee said: "That is not our responsibility. That's the responsibility of the family. We would only call the Coast Guard if we had been apprised of a boat in distress. There was no report of a boat in distress, therefore there was nothing to call the Coast Guard about."
McFee said race officials began hailing Daisy on VHF radio channel 72 at "around 3:15 p.m.," and continued to call the boat every 15 minutes or so, but there was no response. She said that a colleague also called Gale's wife to ask whether she had heard from her husband.
"If we were notified earlier, we certainly would have responded earlier," Gugg said. "We didn't hesitate to act when we were notified."
The wife of Daisy's skipper notified the Coast Guard at 6 p.m. on Saturday, expressing concern that she had not heard from her husband and that the boat had not returned to its Sausalito slip. She told the Coast Guard that race organizers had informed her that Daisy was last seen at 1 p.m. in the vicinity of "3" buoy, which is about 5 miles west of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Coast Guard officials tried unsuccessfully to hail Daisy by marine radio, and issued an "urgent marine information broadcast" to advise nearby vessels that the sailboat was overdue.
Organizers contacted
They also contacted race organizers on Saturday evening, who confirmed that Daisy was overdue but were unable to say whether the boat was equipped with either a life raft or an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon that could emit a distress signal.
The Coast Guard launched an extensive search, employing an HH-65 Dolphin helicopter that arrived in the search area at 9:30 p.m., followed by a 47-foot motor lifeboat at 10:15 p.m., an 87-foot coastal patrol boat at 10:53 p.m., and a C-130 Hercules aircraft at 11:35 p.m. - searching through the night for the missing sailors.
On Sunday morning, a Coast Guard vessel found pieces of debris floating west of the Golden Gate Bridge some miles southeast of where Daisy had last been sighted. The debris fit the description of having come from Daisy. Earlier reports that what the Coast Guard thought might be a portion of Daisy's rudder turned out to be a piece of its cabin.
The Coast Guard called off its search late Sunday, after concluding that Gale could not have survived hypothermia from prolonged exposure at sea.
'Slow-time Charlies'
Lucie Mewes, commodore of the Island Yacht Club, which sponsored the regatta, said that although the race organizers did not personally know the two lost sailors, they were heartsick over their loss. But she also referred to the sailors as "slow-time Charlies" because they were racing in a slow-rated vessel.
"I know that I didn't call the Coast Guard," Mewes said. "I didn't have their phone number. Now, I do."
Gugg said the Coast Guard's investigation is continuing, but the agency may not have the resources to look further for the boat's sunken hull and keel.
"I'm uncertain that we're going to investigate the exact cause," he said. "I don't know how much safety of recreation vessels would be advanced by a robust investigation of this event. But we're going to be continuing to look for debris. And we'll be doing what we can to get a good handle on the condition of the boat. I haven't ruled out going back to dive on the wreckage."
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A 22-year-old college student is leading the new generation of pioneering black women depicted in Hidden Figures. Tiera GuInn is a Rocket and Structural Design and Analysis Engineer working on the space launch system that Boeing is constructing for NASA.
Guinn, who will graduate form MIT with a 5.0 GPA, is designing the "largest and most powerful" rocket in history.
"It's really humbling," she told Alabama news station, WBRC . "I design components for the rockets themselves and then I analyze them to make sure they're structurally sound."
Guinn was only 6 years old when she began doing math exercises with her mother.
"When we would go to the grocery store she was get me to clip coupons, put it in my coupon organizer, and by the time we'd get to the register I had to calculate the exact total, including tax."
"One day I saw a plane fly by and I just had this realization, 'I can design planes. I'm going to be an aerospace engineer,'" she continued. "So every middle school class that I chose, it was directed towards that goal. The high school that I chose, that took me an hour to get to everyday, it was because I wanted to be an aerospace engineer."
Guinn pulls inspiration from Hidden Figures (her favorite movie), and wants to see more diversity her in field.
Vibe: Student Making History As A NASA Engineer, Latifah Muhammad


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ROCK SPRINGS — The Rock Springs Police Department is investigating a stolen vehicle that was stolen this morning around 10:17 a.m. from the area of 1704 Elk Street.
The vehicle stolen is a green 1998 Honda Civic bearing Wyoming license plates 4-10574.
The picture shown is the same year and model, however the stolen vehicle has black tape along both rear windows holding them in place.
Three juveniles were seen getting into the vehicle and driving it from the area.
The vehicle was last seen east on White Mountain Drive.
Anyone with information regarding this vehicle, please contact the Rock Springs Police Department or Corporal Clawson at 307-352-1575. You may remain anonymous.