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I don't understand how the so called Loar supporters can get on here and degrade all of his deputies and still claim to support him. Sheriff Loar had Bill McMullen as Patrol Commander because he had to have someone he could trust with the division and Bill McMullen did a great job!
These posts haven't changed anybody's vote, so stop wasting your virtual ink. Vote for the candidate of your choice, just be an informed voter!
My family and I have supported Bill McMullen from day one and nothing anybody has brought forward has swayed our vote in the least. If crime is down in the area of Indian River County that the Sheriffs department is responsible for, we have our Deputies and their Patrol Commander to thank! I will continue to appreciate and pray for them each and every day they leave the comfort of their homes and families, to protect ours, no matter whom they answer to.
The fact of this entire fiasco is that either Sheriff Loar or Mr. McMullen will be our Sheriff next Wednesday morning! We will all get up and continue our lives,and then we get to do this all over again in four years! Isn't politics great?? Just be sure to vote!!!
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Problems with the 787 Dreamliner could eventually make trouble for the state's many aerospace suppliers outside of Boeing – and for some of their 11,000 workers – if a fix involves changes to the plane's design.
Dreamliner deliveries already have been suspended, and longer-term impacts are possible depending on the outcome of investigations into short-circuited batteries that caused smoke and fire in two recent Dreamliner incidents. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are conducting investigations.
Boeing ramped up production of all of its production lines last year and suppliers followed suit, expanding operations and filling vacant industrial space.
Boeing is continuing to produce five Dreamliners per month between its Everett and South Carolina facilities, and it plans to maintain that pace despite the FAA's grounding the planes until the battery issues can be fixed.
So far, industry analysts and local suppliers have remained optimistic, at least publicly, about Boeing's ability to rebound from this crisis. The Puget Sound Business Journal took a look at the industry for this week's print edition (subscription required).
But should the Dreamliner fix involve changes to the plane's design, smaller suppliers may have trouble updating equipment.
For companies like Boeing, accessing credit to make any expensive changes that could be needed to repair the Dreamliner will not be a problem. But for "Joe's Dreamliner Shop," said analyst Richard Aboulafia, it's not as simple.
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Berry: "Having been in the area for about five years, you notice guys that are talented prior to when they're draft-eligible. I had a little bit of feel for Russell and just the way he played prior to this year, but what sticks out on tape is how he finishes, how he tough he is. Then obviously, the length and the play strength, is really good.
"There's some things he needs to clean up in his game, but when you start as many games consecutively as he has in one of the bigger conferences, he sticks out. You're going to see that the first time you see him in minicamp. It's not a hard evaluation when you're the sixth pick in the draft."
Q: How polished is he and how do you think he'll make that transition?
Berry: "Russell is the type of guy, he's going to maximize his opportunity. He's not satisfied with getting drafted. He's a self-made guy. He was 250 pounds when he came to Oklahoma State, got passed over by a lot of schools a little bit, OU and some other schools. He has made himself into a 300-pound guy, just his work ethic and the way he cares about football, and the way he carries himself is really impressive.
"He has the type of demeanor you want in an offensive lineman. There's not a lot of BS to him. He's tough, he loves football, he competes, he works his tail off. All those things are really attractive about him. He's a low-maintenance guy in the locker room. He's really going to fit in well with the culture Pete's trying to establish here."
Q: How about the mentality? When you come into the NFL and you're playing the spot he's going to play, you don't get any games off. You're going to be facing the best guys they can give you game after game after game.
Berry: "Yeah, and there's obviously a learning curve. He's not playing some of the lower-end schools that they get to play, and he has the type of mentality that there are going to be times that he gets beat, it's not going to affect him. He's the type of guy who's going to keep trying, keep persevering and eventually he's going to get it. And he's extremely talented. When you guys get around him and get a feel for him next week at minicamp, you're going to be impressed with the way he carries himself and the way he's out there, the way he competes. He's going to fit in. He's not going to look like a rookie on the field. All those things are really positive.
"As a scout, when you go into a school when you go into a school and a guy is low maintenance and they don't have any issues, they compete on the field and they're smart, it's really an easy evaluation. The report sort of writes itself. And when you get a chance to get a guy like this at a cornerstone position, you get really excited. I'm really happy he fell to us where he did."
Q: Do you remember what he looked like as a 250-pound freshman?
Berry: "I do not. I'm trying to think, he started right away. He was put on the field early so you definitely see it. And that's a school where you go into, you notice players right away. As far as two years ago, three years ago, you looked, 'Yeah, this is a guy who's going to be a player.'
"So you kind of watch him, and you see him grow and get better. And you see the games where he struggles and you see the games where he played, the last two games against Texas, playing against (Brian) Orakpo and then against (Sergio) Kindle, he was the dominant player on the field. You really noticed how he finishes and how he competes, down in and down out. Those things are really attractive at that position, going forward with your evaluation."
Q: What allowed him to offset the pass-rush skills of Orakpo and Kindle?
Berry: "Well, he's so long. When you look at him as a 300-pound guy, he's got 36-inch arms, and if you guys have ever been under a bench press you know what it's like -- he did 38 reps (at 225 pounds) and he's got such length that that's a really hard thing to do. He's a powerful, powerful man. So if he got out of position, he can recover with his length and he can recover with his strength. Those things are going to aid him well on the edge."
Q: How athletic is he?
Berry: "He's a good athlete. He ran 5.15 (seconds) in the 40 at 300 pounds. He's not a fat guy, he's lean. He's going to come in and start. He's a good athlete."
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Persistence goes the distance for the next month, while the Sun visits earthy Taurus the Bull. Taurus rules the zodiac's second house of security, work, money and daily routine. While that might sound ho-hum, it's also an incredibly grounding time — a monthlong opportunity to get rooted in our bodies and to sharply define priorities. The Aries Sun sparked a million great ideas. Now the Taurus Sun helps us sort through them and pick a couple that are worthy of our dedicated attention.
But don't think Taurus time is all power suits and networking. Au contraire. Taurus is ruled by sensual Venus, and it's all about tasteful luxury, sensory delights and sophistication. Put fresh flowers on your desk, invest in a good scented candle or a fragrance diffuser (we're coveting the Muji Ultrasonic Aroma Diffuser, spotted at JFK Airport during Saturday's Taurus new moon!). Splurge a little on high-quality pieces, like a perfectly fitted lightweight pencil skirt or a stunning statement necklace that you can wear either for work or for going out.
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Internet Hitler Dismayed by ObamaCare Rollout
I can understand why Internet Hitler is so upset. Control of medicine is so essential for any group seeking to reshape a nation, as the historical Hitler's reign so amply demonstrated. Ah well, as Karl Marx noted, in one of his few on target observations: History does tend to repeat itself: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce. Continue reading
A Republican Defeat?
From a conservative Republican perspective there seems to be little good from the outcome of the shutdown fight. ObamaCare remains funded, and that was the chief goal that concerned most conservative Republicans. However, sometimes it is a good idea to take a look at an event from the eyes of an adversary. Here is what things look like to liberal Peter Beinart at The Daily Beast:
It's not just that Obama looks likely to accept the sequester cuts as the basis for future budget negotiations. It's that while he's been trying to reopen the government and prevent a debt default, his chances of passing any significant progressive legislation have receded. Despite overwhelming public support, gun control is dead. Comprehensive immigration reform, once considered the politically easy part of Obama's second term agenda, looks unlikely. And the other items Obama trumpeted in this year's state of the union address—climate change legislation, infrastructure investment, universal preschool, voting rights protections, a boost to the minimum wage—have been largely forgotten. Continue reading
Obama Administration as the Most Compelling Argument Against Big Government
As a conservative I do appreciate one thing about the Obama administration: it makes the argument as to the evils of big government far more effectively than ten thousand free market sermons. Tom Bevan at Real Clear Politics takes a look at the Obamacare roll out, and the unbelievable level of incompetence it betokens:
Sebelius' department had 3½ years to prepare to implement the Affordable Care Act. No one ever suggested that commandeering one-sixth of the American economy would be an easy task. (Many Republicans suggested the opposite and were dismissed as killjoys for their efforts.) But after the debacle of the last two weeks, liberals and Democrats—not conservatives or Republicans—should be calling for Sebelius's head.
The administration's handling of the implementation of Obamacare over the past three years has been a slow-moving train wreck: a mixture of embarrassing delays, hard-to-justify waivers, and assorted bad news about the unintended consequences of the law. Some of this was Sebelius's fault, some of it was not.
The crowning blunder came 10 days ago with the rollout of healthcare.gov website, the centerpiece of the administration's effort to sign individuals up for coverage through the government-run health care exchanges that are at the heart of the legislation. To say this was vitally important to the overall success of the law is an understatement. It is the aspect of Obamacare that the president himself has said is utterly essential—and backed up those words by letting the federal government shut down rather that give in to Republican demands to gut it. Nonetheless, its premiere was a giant flop – and Kathleen Sebelius is responsible.
The government's website apparently cost more than $500 million to build—and counting. This is more than LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Spotify, and yet it has been a disaster from the get-go, freezing, crashing, and locking people out.
The administration's line is that the website was overwhelmed by surprisingly strong demand, which they cast as a good thing. Programmers who peeked under the hood of the website scoffed at that assertion, saying that the site was so poorly constructed, so full of glitches and buggy code that it could never have supported even the most modest traffic levels. Some of that code was actually caused by spelling errors in Javascript. Continue reading
Crazy Times
You know that you are living in crazy times when the major domestic initiative of a Democrat administration since the inaptly named Great Society has a disastrous roll out and the only "journalist" to grill the woman in charge, HHS Secretary Kathleen "Tiller-the-Killer-was-my-friend" Sebelius , is liberal clown Jon Stewart, doing the job the "professional" "journalists" refuse to do. Continue reading
I really do think that the average Obama voter really did believe that Obamacare would lead to lower health insurance prices, except for mean rich Republicans perhaps. Many of them are now learning just how wrong they were:
"I was laughing at Boehner — until the mail came today,"
"Of course, I want people to have health care," Vinson said. "I just didn't realize I would be the one who was going to pay for it personally." Continue reading
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Pope Francis has declared Saturday, September 7 to be a day of fasting and prayer for peace in Syria. Ed Peters tackles the question of whether we are canonically obligated to fast.
In short, a Catholic who does not observe a fast on Sept 7 does not violate canon law. What such disregard for the pope's unusual request might indicate about one's desire to act with the Successor of Peter is another question.
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In what is being reported as a surprise move, the 40,000 members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) announced that they have formally ended their association with the AFL-CIO, one of the nation's largest private sector unions. The Longshoremen citied Obamacare and immigration reform as two important causes of their disaffiliation.
English Compositionism as Fraud and Failure
A senior lecturer at Santa Clara University takes a look at college level writing instruction and finds it wanting.
Compositionists today are laughingstocks on and off campus, notorious for babbling about "borderlands narratology" and "sustainable digitalized hyper-rhetoric" when students cannot write a coherent paragraph or even use an apostrophe correctly. I can think of no other field, academic or otherwise, in which the uninformed, "amateur" public has such a decisive advantage over guild-certified experts. A three-step program of professional reform follows: (1) dissociate composition teaching from literature teaching, (2) dissociate composition teaching from composition studies and composition theory, and (3) put writing instruction in the hands of practitioners—of whateveracademic training and political leaning—whose only job is to guide student-writers toward proficiency at the level traditionally associated with "higher" education.
And he's just getting started.
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No. Really. That's basically her argument.
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Egyptian Christians Under Assault
So a religious minority is being systematically attacked, and the news is greeted with crickets by the mainstream American press. But at least Al Jazeera (!) is there to report on it.
Security forces moved to violently disperse two protest camps by supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi in Cairo on Wednesday morning, setting in motion a day of deadly violence that left at least 525 people dead in clashes across the country.
Amid the violence, alleged Morsi supporters carried out on dozens of attacks on churches and Christian-owned properties throughout the country.
Mina Thabet, an activist with Christian rights group the Maspero Youth Union, told Al Jazeera on Friday that at least 32 churches had been "completely destroyed, burned or looted" in eight different governorates over the previous two days. The group also recorded dozens of other attacks on Christian-owned shops, businesses and schools around the country.
Obamacare Pushing Americans into Part-Time Work
Wow, who could have predicted this development? Well, other than pretty much everyone who opposed Obamacare and said this would happen.
The Affordable Care Act requires mid-sized and large employers to sponsor health insurance for all full-time employees, which it defines as those who work 30 hours a week or more. Big labor unions, which had been in favor of the new law, are now sounding the alarm against it. They argue the sticker shock from the premium hikes is leading businesses to offset the impact by capping hours on employees, despite a recently announced one-year delay in that insurance mandate. If workers don't clock 30 hours a week, the reasoning goes, employers won't have to offer health insurance.
So the big labor unions who paid thousands to pretend to be pushed their grassroots activists to actively demonstrate their support for the bill are only now realizing that this will hurt their members?
NSA Broke Privacy Rules Thousands of Times
I am not as strongly opposed to the NSA surveillance program as most of you, but this is more than a bit worrisome.
The National Security Agency has broken privacy rules or overstepped its legal authority thousands of times each year since Congress granted the agency broad new powers in 2008, according to an internal audit and other top-secret documents.
Most of the infractions involve unauthorized surveillance of Americans or foreign intelligence targets in the United States, both of which are restricted by statute and executive order. They range from significant violations of law to typographical errors that resulted in unintended interception of U.S. e-mails and telephone calls.
Oddly enough, the typographical errors worry me more, because it signifies how easily your rights can be violated by a mammoth bureaucracy that has little accountability.
As Though TSA Agents Needed Another Excuse
Al-Qaeda's chief bomb-maker Ibrahim al-Asiri is thought to have developed explosives that can be concealed in implants or bodily cavities and escape detection from airport scanners, according to The Mirror.
One staff member said: "There are genuine fears over this.
"We have been told to pay particular attention to females who may have concealed hidden explosives in their breasts.
Pamela Anderson has jumped to the top of the terrorist watch list.
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Oh Goodie! ObamaCare Won't Hurt Members of Congress or Their Staffers
George Orwell, Animal Farm
One law for the lords and one for the peasants. That basically sums up this development on Capitol Hill:
Lawmakers and staff can breathe easy — their health care tab is not going to soar next year.
The Office of Personnel Management, under heavy pressure from Capitol Hill, will issue a ruling that says the government can continue to make a contribution to the health care premiums of members of Congress and their aides, according to several Hill sources.
The problem was rooted in the original text of the Affordable Care Act. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) inserted a provision which said members of Congress and their aides must be covered by plans "created" by the law or "offered through an exchange." Until now, OPM had not said if the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program could contribute premium payments toward plans on the exchange. If payments stopped, lawmakers and aides would have faced thousands of dollars in additional premium payments each year. Under the old system, the government contributed nearly 75 percent of premium payments.
Obama's involvement in solving this impasse was unusual, to say the least. But it came after serious griping from both sides of the aisle about the potential of a "brain drain." The fear, as told by sources in both parties, was that aides would head for more lucrative jobs, spooked by the potential for spiking health premiums. Continue reading
Full Obamacare Implementation Delayed. Again.
When the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) passed it was touted as one of the most significant pieces of legislation in American history. This was going to make health care affordable to every living person in this country. It was of such monumental importance that left-wing Catholics assured us all that it was worth throwing over the unborn in order to continue supporting President Obama. This was the stuff that was gonna help stop the oceans from rising and help create a new Heaven and a new Earth.
In the words of our Catholic Vice President, it was a big effin deal.
Yeah, about that big effin deal:
The Obama administration will delay a crucial provision of its signature health-care law, giving businesses an extra year to comply with a requirement that they provide their workers with insurance.
The government will postpone enforcement of the so-called employer mandate until 2015, after the congressional elections, the administration said yesterday. Under the provision, companies with 50 or more workers face a fine of as much as $3,000 per employee if they don't offer affordable insurance.
It's the latest setback for a health-care law that has met resistance from Republicans, who have sought to make the plan a symbol of government overreach. Republican-controlled legislatures and governors in several states have refused funding to expand Medicaid coverage for the poor and declined to set up exchanges where individuals can buy insurance, leaving the job to the federal government.
The delay in the employer mandate addresses complaints from business groups to President Barack Obama's administration about the burden of the law's reporting requirements.
"The administration has finally recognized the obvious — employers need more time and clarification of the rules of the road before implementing the employer mandate," Randy Johnson, a senior vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the nation's largest business lobby, said in an e-mail.
Valerie Jarrett, a senior Obama adviser, said in a blog post announcing the move that the administration decided on the delay so officials could simplify reporting requirements and give employers a chance to adjust their health-care coverage.
It's such a ground-breaking, vitally important law that full implementation keeps getting pushed back further and further in the future. The original provisions largely weren't even slated to take effect for four years after initial passage. On top of the number of institutions that have requested – and were granted – waivers, this latest news hints at the fact that this law might not be the signature achievement of the human race after all.
It is fitting that this announcement should come on the anniversary of the date in which the Continental Congress voted to declare the thirteen colonies' independence from Great Britain and King George. After all, imagine the horrors of living under the rule of an administration that could, for example, decide which laws of the United States to defend in Court, or could decide when laws passed by Congress actually took effect.
(By the way, speaking of our establishment of self-rule, Bloomberg should be chided for using the term "fees" above. Chief Justice John Roberts would be very displeased to see such language in reference to Obamacare.)
If nothing else, perhaps this latest development will caution us against passing behemoth-sized legislation that no one has read and that we are urged to pass in order to know what's in it.
On an unrelated note, the House will take up the Senate's immigration bill after the recess.
IRS Scandal: You Are Going to Love Obamacare!
This is almost getting farcial. The IRS bureaucrat in charge of the tax exempt division of the IRS during the persecution of conservative groups is now the head of ObamaCare enforcement for the IRS.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell reacted to the revelation in a brief statement late Thursday.
"Stunning, just stunning," McConnell, R-Ky. stated. Continue reading
Congress Seeking to Exempt Itself From ObamaCare
Yep, ObamaCare is probably worse than its harshest critics contended:
The talks — which involve Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), the Obama administration and other top lawmakers — are extraordinarily sensitive, with both sides acutely aware of the potential for political fallout from giving carve-outs from the hugely controversial law to 535 lawmakers and thousands of their aides. Discussions have stretched out for months, sources said. Continue reading


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Star Wars Prequel Trilogy for $20.44 shipped... never used this company, curious as to what they consider "used" and in what condition I will receive this, but for $20, worth a shot. Shipping isn't free no matter how high you go, had 30+ movies in cart shipping was hitting the $60+ mark.
I would also know what the quality on the used items is. Will it include original case?
I've only purchased Gohastings' used books before but I've been very happy with the quality. They may have a sticker on them marking them used, I can't remember, but they've always been in great shape and sometimes like new quality.
Gohastings is a pretty well known retailer, they run this sale a few times per year and it always is a pretty pleasant experience. I always pick up a few books for <$4 shipped.
Unless it is part of the code, they always charge $2.28 per item to ship, mainly because they have an ineffecient distributed shipping model from their retail stores which means 99% of the time each individually item in your order will ship separately.
Their Previously Viewed (not part of this sale) are the ex-rental from their rental business and usually have less desirable cases and beat up discs. The USED (this sale) are what people trade in for store credit - I would say about 40% of the time, these copies I receive are still sealed and brand new and the rest of the time they are in pretty darned nice shape. Of course, with USED, there is always a small chance of getting a less than perfect item.
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Has anyone traveling through the Lovell Road and Parkside Drive ever seen an accident there? I live in the immediate area and travel through the busy intersection on a regular basis. I have never seen the first accident there. No matter what time of day or night or how busy it is, traffic seems to move pretty smoothly through it. However, I'm sure there is money to be made at this intersection for the city and the company that owns the cameras. I can almost see the drooling mouths of those that stand to profit from this intersection. We desperately need to do what we can as citizens to get these things outlawed nationwide.
Note: I realize that there have been a few accidents at the mentioned intersection, but for the amount of traffic that moves through it, that is to be expected just as 10,000 cars moving through a traffic light are going to generate a number of insignificant infractions.
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Kinda shocking that the board is really thinking of moving OMS to Dodgertown. Another old school in a bad location. They say there will be a cost savings up front but at what cost to OMS and all the elementary students in the district who will have to be displaced by this move...
There will have to be an extensive redistricting of all elementary schools in Indian River if the board decides to relocate the Dogertown students out of their school to make room for Osceola Magnet. Not to mention you teachers who will loose jobs.
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Patricia "Pat" Funk, a life long resident of Terre Haute, age 84, passed away peacefully in her home on Sunday, June 30, 2013, at 1:50 a.m., with her family at her side. She was born to James J. Cutright and Bertha Guyer Cutright on Jan. 30, 1929.
She was a graduate of Gerstmeyer High School and employed at Quaker Maid for 17 years, also was an Avon representative for more than 50 years, and an employee at Union Hospital. She was a friend to everyone.
She is survived by three daughters and two sons, Cyndi Daugherty and husband Bill of Terre Haute, Cordy "Sam" Doty of Prescott Valley, Ariz., Jodi Funk, and his companion Missy Gilbert, Robi Dunfee and her companion Doug McCullough, and Tedi Funk and his companion Molly Coulston, all of Terre Haute. She also has seven grandchildren, Michelle Dulaney, Dean Daugherty, Crystal Daugherty, David Daugherty, Jamie Doty, Brimika Dunfee, and Landon Dunfee; as well as six great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren; a life long love and companion, Charles Funk Sr.; one cousin, Joan Barr; several nieces and nephews; and a special long time friend, Madonna Steward.
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