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Trial starts at 9am. Dean Logan will be the star witness today.
Saved by the bell at 10:50!
I'll have to miss the first few minutes. Keep us posted in the comments!
I'm back - 9:34. To answer a question in the comments, Dean Logan is from Kitsap.
Logan: "We made more specific the procedures that were used for provisional ballots!"
* "We issued more than 640,000 absentee ballots... the number that came back was in the range of 570,000..." [ of course he doesn't know the exact number!]
Hamilton: there are partisan observers in every stage of the process?
Logan: yes
[go back and see this post, where various people who worked at MBOS absentee ballot facility told me the observers were not allowed to observe to the same extent they had in previous elections]
Hamilton: what would have happened if you had to hold off processing the provisional ballots until all the absentee ballots were returned? [subtext: the law for processing provisional ballots wasn't convenient for you to follow, so it was okay to break the law, right?]
Logan: yes
Hamilton: so how did you prevent double voting?
Logan: [I paraphrase] voters are credited
Logan: we believe there were additional provisionals ballots fed through the Accuvote beyond the 348. But we don't have a specific number. [and they never will. and that's the whole point!]
Hamilton: of the 348 provisional ballots how many were cast by eligible voters?
Logan: 252...
Hamilton: do you have reason to believe Gregoire and her campaign or Rossi and his campaign had anything to do with any of these irregularities?
Logan: no.
[but so what?]
Maguire's cross-examination. Logan looks worried.
Maguire (quoting Logan's earlier statements): "Part of the culture of problems is a general lack of taking responsibility for problems"
Part of the culture of problems lower level of accountability than you would expect?
You were aware of this before you took the job?
Maguire: The information that was given to the canvassing board is not what it should have been?
Logan: Correct
Maguire: and you had staff correct it after the fact because you didn't know about it at time of certification?
Logan: Correct
Logan: The system should have enabled staff to get all the necessary information for Mail Ballot Report [then why is he still unable to come up with the correct number of ballots returned?] Was not told about how Mail Ballot Report was created prior to certification
Logan: canvassing board decided not to count 20 absentee ballots found in base units at end of manual recount, but decided to count 2 provisionals because they determined they had been properly cast.
Logan: has concerns about absentee ballot procedures, quality assurance, accuracy.
Maguire: it's important to be accurate in managing an election?
Logan: yes.
Maguire: you also had concerns about completeness of reports and statistics in absentee process?
Logan: yes
Maguire: you weren't aware of the number of provisonal ballots that had been counted without first being verified until after certification. Isn't that right?
Logan: the specific number, no.
Maguire: was King County aware or anybody on your staff aware, prior to certification of the initial count that provisional ballots had been counted without first being verified?
Logan: of the specific number?
Maguire: yes
Logan: not that I'm aware of
Maguire: you were aware that it had happened though?
Logan: correct
Maguire: people on the canvassing crew knew that, right
Logan: correct
Maguire: Did Mr. Huennekens report to you that there had been a significant number of provisional ballots cast directly into the Accuvote machines?
Logan: I was certainly aware, I was aware that that was an issue that had been identified during the canvassing period, yes.
Maguire: you were aware prior to certification of that issue?
Logan: yes
Maguire: Mr. Huennekens told you?
Logan: yes
Maguire: but you didn't know the number?
Logan: no
[And he certified the election without trying to determine and disclose to the public the magnitude of issue]
Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at June 01, 2005 08:54 AM | Email This"When is a smoking gun not a smoking gun?"
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 09:00 AM(felix, its kitsap county for deano. Don't waste time looking up his college records; never went)
Posted by: righton on June 1, 2005 09:09 AMBill H
Posted by: Bill H on June 1, 2005 09:10 AMLogan: (pauses to chuckle)...
I wonder what he was thinking? "Because I got a huge raise?" "Because Ron Sims needed a goon."
Oh, he just admitted Ron Sims "wanted" him.
Posted by: Editor on June 1, 2005 09:12 AM"Who's idea was it to bring in the new system?"
Logan: 3 different "bodies"... citizen group, etc., etc.
Basically the same answer as Way: "NOT MINE."
Logan babbles about WHY they did it, not WHO's idea it was...
Posted by: Editor on June 1, 2005 09:23 AMIs this all the defense the Dems can put up. A totally discredited political hack Director of Elections who just oversaw at best the most poorly run election that I can recall in my 61 years. At less than best, he facilitated election fraud.
I don't know if it is pertainent to the trial but I sure would love to have Deano explain why since he became KC Director of Elections all of the KC elections have counted HUGE numbers of voterless ballots.
Posted by: JC Bob on June 1, 2005 09:26 AMLogan is probably using the confidentiality program that was created for so-called domestic violence programs. That would be fitting, because he presents himself as a victim.
Either that, or he is truly progressive and he uses his wife's name for those sorts of things, and only uses his name for the public.
Posted by: BananaLand (aka Iguana) on June 1, 2005 09:37 AMWe can't address the inaccuracy and fraud- so we'll change the subject.
Posted by: Andy on June 1, 2005 09:37 AMYou see Foreman is never under oath. He can blabber his falseshoods until the cows come home. Under oath, the truth comes out -- the slimy republican PR campaign is laid bare for all to see.
The fear tactics the republicans have used are not only despicable but dangerous. It's once again "we're right...get out of our way at all costs."
We all know where that leads...
Posted by: tom friedlander on June 1, 2005 09:42 AMthe word for the day..."complexity"...
how simply marvelous...burger flipper election workers, aided by a more powerful computer, loose track of history-making numbers of details...
they're going into all manner of detail...taking the court through the underbrush, intending to lose sight of the fact that the managers of KCEs did not provide mechanisms for properly tracking election details as required by law.
garbage in, garbage out. their design model was flawed, and no matter how much training, they'd never produce the requisite reports.
this is like hosting a sailing regatta, but failing to provide a destination...the boats circle around the harbor, and later the observers only want to talk about the confusion and collisions, not the lack of leadership.
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 09:42 AMBill, sorry, that was a feeble attempt at sarcasm.
jeeze...how tough can it be...process them as they come in...
hope the reps jump on this with both feet.
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 09:57 AMPudster
Posted by: Puddybud on June 1, 2005 10:02 AMCan't wait for the fun to begin!
Posted by: Randy on June 1, 2005 10:03 AM"aaahhhh .... "
Posted by: BananaLand (aka Iguana) on June 1, 2005 10:04 AMAttorney to Dean: "So, overall, do you think you earned your salary and did your very best as a competent fiduciary working for the voting citizens?"
Logan: (hands on ears shouting)"La la la...I can't hear you! Your'e hurting my feelings!"
Narrator: This like the cross-exam (in the movie) 'My Cousin Vinny.'..."I'm done with THIS one!"
Posted by: Jimmie-howya-doin on June 1, 2005 10:04 AM
Posted by: Puddybud on June 1, 2005 10:12 AMMy inner court observor keeps waiting for the zinger to which he says yes when he would have much rather said no.
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 10:14 AMBill H
Posted by: Bill H on June 1, 2005 10:20 AMWhy do these unbiased election officials look to one side or the other for support? Aren't they all supposed to be neutral? Let the chips fall where they may, so to speak?
Why did King County election officials get put in the position of defending the Democrats rather than the process?
As a hick, I smell FRAUD with capital letters (unlike Kirby who spells fraud with small letters).
Posted by: swatter on June 1, 2005 10:20 AMPudster
Posted by: Puddybud on June 1, 2005 10:26 AMThe KCEs people generally are dem operatives who have access at ground zero. A form of shock troops, if you will. The grunts that do the nasty business of stealing elections piece by piece.
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 10:26 AMPudster
Posted by: Puddybud on June 1, 2005 10:29 AMIt's like the elephant in the room, but no reporters either print or TV can see it.
Posted by: I believe in Fraud on June 1, 2005 10:36 AMCall me old fashion, I like going to the polls to vote. I would say Oregon has it together for their all mail in voting. Right now, I don't trust Washington--they haven't proved it to me that the election officials could even handle an all mail in vote accurately. According to Logan, he doesn't even trust it to be accurate!
Posted by: Shannon C on June 1, 2005 10:38 AMThis seems pretty fundamental- the language of this country is English and only English- if you can't speak it, you are in the same boat as someone who can't read the ballot.
The system works smoothly for the majority.
Posted by: who'dathunk on June 1, 2005 10:50 AMI agree. But what happens when you lose your mail in ballot? Do you not get to vote? Is there a provisional ballot? How does Oregon handle it? I understand having different ways to allow all those who want to vote are able to vote. I agree, there needs to be tighter controls. That is what we were hoping the legisture would do, but they failed us miserably.
In Washington's and KC's case it would be moving the disenfranchising of one set of voters to another. Case in point, KC got the new computer system otherwise, according to Logan's testimony, absentee voters would be disenfranchised by not receiving absentee ballots in the mail. On the other hand, they have disenfranchised voters because they don't know how many absentee ballots were sent out and returned, military voters received their ballots late and couldn't vote, and unverified provisional ballots went through the accuvote, illegal votes were cast and not corrected. It would be trading one sin for another.
Posted by: Shannon C on June 1, 2005 10:51 AMWhy doesn't the GOP lawyer ask Logan whether any attempt was made to identify improperly cast provisional ballots by the creases resulting from folding them?
Why doesn't the GOP lawyer ask Logan why it would be necessary to create duplicates of color-coded provisional ballots in order to count the votes on them?
When Logan gives an illogical answer, there ought to be a follow-up to either highlight or clarify the illogical answer. While a cross-examiner wouldn't desire to let a witness clarify if it hurts his case, there is no apparent clarification that would hurt.
All improperly cast provisional ballots ought to be removed from the vote count. It doesn't matter whether ballots A, B and C can be matched to voters D, E and F. All must be removed.
Why was no effort made to remove them?
Note that the Provisional Ballot Summary Report contained false numbers -- hiding the fact that 900+ provisional ballots which had been issued had not been returned in signed, sealed envelopes. Had the canvassing board been presented with a correct report, they probably would have noticed and asked whether those 900+ went into the Accuvote machines. The answer from Linda Sanchez's canvassing crew's work would have been "yes."
Have the GOP lawyers not realized this?
Posted by: Micajah on June 1, 2005 10:52 AMHe's doing that really, really well, isn't he?
Posted by: Bostonian on June 1, 2005 10:56 AMMy thought exactly. I keep wondering if, in the relaxed standards of Oly, Logan can claim a loss time injury through L&I for sweatin' in the witness box.
I have come to believe that one of the practical definitions of "bureaucrat" is "one who manages people/programs without being held personally accountable."
Posted by: scott158 on June 1, 2005 11:03 AMAs I am normally a fan of your posts, sorry to disagree with you (and even sorrier to agree with Dean Logan), but one issue that keeps coming up is "Why not colored ballots for provisionals?", or the question's step-sister: "Why not a different size provisional ballot?"
Logan's answer is accurate: All ballots printed on colored paper (or in a different size format) from the official ballot would necessarily have to be duplicated onto regular white official ballots to be tabulated through the Accu-Vote devices. The devices cannot read colored ballots, and the problem with wrong size ballots is obvious.
There is also a massive expense issue, as colored ballots would have to be printed for every one of King County's 2600+ precincts, and in both English and Chinese. The additional cost would literally be in the hundred thousand dollar range.
The provisional ballots-through-the-AccuVote problem is one area that is substantially more complicated than it has been made out to be by pretty much everyone.
My opinion is that Logan's fatal, unforgivable errors with the provisionals were:
1. Failing to have enough supplies at the polling places (The supply level was actually substantially reduced from 2000 levels).
2. Failing to substantially emphasize the importance of marking a corner of the ballot with highlighter and creasing it lengthwise by the pollworkers before issuance (addresses the same problem as color-coded ballots without the processing issues.) and,
3. FAILING TO DISCLOSE the extent of the problems and the number that were shoved through the machines.
The bottom line is that almost all of the critical flaws with the King County operations were failures to disclose problems and attempts to cover them up after the fact.
Posted by: Susan B. Anthony on June 1, 2005 11:06 AMI think that you mean "The system works smoothly in the minds of the majority of KC residents."
King counties problem. Not a valid excuse for allowing fraud.
Posted by: Dogbert on June 1, 2005 11:17 AMFederal law requires ballots in other languages when there are "more than 10,000 or over 5 percent of the total voting age citizens in a single political subdivision..." (in this case, King County) ..."who are members of a single minority language group, have depressed literacy rates, and do not speak English very well" (Section 203 of the U.S. Voting Rights Act).
Posted by: the radish on June 1, 2005 11:18 AMWould an alternative be to print ballots with either a bright colored top or side strip that can be easily spotted but would not interfere with the section of the ballot used to record votes?
and...There is also a massive expense issue, as colored ballots would have to be printed for every one of King County's 2600+ precincts, and in both English and Chinese. The additional cost would literally be in the hundred thousand dollar range.
I would think that a print order to include a certain number of ballots to be printed on one type of paper and a smaller set on a differnt kind of paper should not be that much more expensive. It would be cheaper than the cost of this year's battle in court. I would think ;)
So Marc, I'll have to think about that.
Posted by: Bostonian on June 1, 2005 11:36 AMI live in Oregon also, and one flaw you failed to point out is that vote-by-mail, although a state-wide mandate, is implemented by each county. The counties do not share data on who votes, so there is no way to know if one person votes twice in 2 different counties. There have been reports of people getting 2 ballots mailed to them. For example a student gets a ballot mailed to his parent's house in Portland, where he is registered in Multnomah county and also one at his apartment in Corvalis where he is registed in Benton county. So with 2 ballots sent to 2 counties that don't compare notes ... pretty easy to vote twice without getting caught.
I just called Clackamas county to find out if I move to a new county and register, how they know that I am no longer registered to vote in Clackamas county. She said they will know because the ballot mailed to my previous address will be returned as undeliverable. That sounds really bullet-proof against fraud.
Posted by: BW on June 1, 2005 11:37 AMSince when does this describe the Chinese in KC??
Posted by: Dogbert on June 1, 2005 11:39 AMIs Linda Sanchez set to testify? What about Carlos Webb?
I think every KC worker on "paid administrative leave" should be put on the stand. They have less to loose from telling the truth.
Posted by: Splatter on June 1, 2005 11:43 AMYou know more than I, so I accept that a ballot printed on colored paper cannot be read by the Accuvote machine. (The amended statute will require it in the future anyway, or in the alternative it will require that the ballots cannot be counted by the Accuvote machine at polling places.)
How many of the 28,010 provisional ballots King County supposedly sent through vote tabulation had to be duplicated onto ballots for the precincts in which the provisional ballot voters were actually registered?
Is it really a huge task to duplicate the few others that were cast on ballots from the correct precinct? Isn't that the only extra work that would be required by ballots printed on colored paper -- to duplicate the few that had been cast using the correct precinct ballot?
As for the creasing, you seem to assume that few were folded as instructed. My point is that King County didn't even go look for the ones that were creased so they could be removed.
It seems to me either way is good as long as there are good controls in place (which aren't in KC). My preference just happens to be poll voting.
It is like having a car stolen. If someone really wants to steal the car, they will. However, you can make it harder for them.
A thief will more likely steal a car with the door unlocked and the keys in the car than one with an active alarm system. That thief is an opportunist. KC let the opportunist commit fraud during the election.
An ambitious (sp?) thief will steal the car with the alarm system to get the car he wants with a higher risk of getting caught. If KC were diligent in their controls R's would be able to prove fraud with a perponderence (sp?) of evidence because only the ambitious wanting a certain candidate in office would commit the fraud with the higher risk of getting caught.
Posted by: Shannon C on June 1, 2005 11:46 AM
And the cost to the taxpayers of WA having her Highness erroneously installed as Governor has been HOW much?
Also I would prefer to have a law to check for photo IDs at the time of the vote itself; this is just not possible with mail ballots.
A mail ballot could be sold to another person who could then vote instead of you. (I have a libertarian streak, but that seems a bit much to me.)
I'm amazed that this is happening in our country.
Posted by: Bostonian on June 1, 2005 11:53 AMWell said. Agreed. If only there was a law requiring photo id. Do you think Dems purposely left this out during the election reform legislation so they have a greater chance of getting the all mail in ballot they want?
Posted by: Shannon C on June 1, 2005 11:57 AMAre other election workers on "administrative leave" (like Way) set to testify? I want to hear from Webb, Sanchez and the Moore girls.
Dogbert: If a state will not protect voters' rights, the Feds could do so. There's precedence for this (think Georgia, 1960s).
Posted by: Bostonian on June 1, 2005 12:09 PMThe amended statute will require it in the future anyway, or in the alternative it will require that the ballots cannot be counted by the Accuvote machine at polling places.
True. That's why I specifically addressed the oft-raised "different color" or "different size" questions. Not to sound like a panelist on the McLaughlin Group, but the answer is that different cards (ballot styles) need to be built for provisionnals, absentees, and polls. If none other than the poll card are programmed onto the pollsite memory card, then the provisional would be uncountable at the polls. This is easily done in the GEMS database, and indeed, must be done for primary elections in which the candidates must be rotated on the ballot on the poll ballots, but in which absentee ballots are printed in base rotation.
How many of the 28,010 provisional ballots King County supposedly sent through vote tabulation had to be duplicated onto ballots for the precincts in which the provisional ballot voters were actually registered?
I would have to look at the provisional ballot report (assuming, *cough*, that the last one issued was actually accurate), but for most elections the majority of provisionals issued are replacements for lost, damaged, mis-voted, or missing absentee ballots, and are cast in the voter's home precinct. In this case, the provisional ballot does not need to be duplicated as the precinct is correct.
Certainly, some provisionals must be duplicated to correct precincts, and that is inescapeable. However, the fewer ballots duplicated reduces the amount of accidental or purposeful manipulation of the ballot that can occur in the duplication process. I am a fan of using the voter's original ballot whenever feasible, because of the security and election integrity benefits.
Is it really a huge task to duplicate the few others that were cast on ballots from the correct precinct? Isn't that the only extra work that would be required by ballots printed on colored paper -- to duplicate the few that had been cast using the correct precinct ballot?
It's actually not a few, it's tens of thousands to be done in about a three-day window, as that is the time frame within canvass that it must occur. And my concerns about the potential for manipulation in the duplication process are also relevant here.
As for the creasing, you seem to assume that few were folded as instructed. My point is that King County didn't even go look for the ones that were creased so they could be removed.
I only meant to address the oft-raised "color" and "size" issues. I wholeheartedly agree with you that the ballots in problematic precincts found during canvass should have been pulled, and had the creased provisionals removed. No argument at all there.
The whole poll canvass was an unmitigated mess, as Bill Huennekens came in and changed a number of procedures, based upon his extensive practical hands-on experience (11 months in Mason County, population: eight), and repeatedly overrode the advice of seasoned staff such as Linda Sanchez.
I may have just not been paying enough attention, but has anyone investigated the registration addresses of the voters casting the 252 provisionals through the accuvotes. Specifically, are the addresses of any of them questionable, that is, storage lockers, mail box drops, etc?
Posted by: MIMike on June 1, 2005 12:16 PMIf you haven't been following this, the US attorney, John Makay, has been using every excuse in the book for not pursuing this (while going after the mayor of Spokane, in what clearly is a local matter). Either he's waiting for the trial to finish, or he's going to need a swift kick in the @$$ from Gonzales.
Posted by: Dogbert on June 1, 2005 12:22 PMI'm holding out some hope that pressure will come to bear on Gonzales, and that he will make Makay do his job, or find someone who will. Clearly, there isn't a whole lot of pressure from the administration at this point, unless they are waiting to see what comes up in this trial.
Posted by: Dogbert on June 1, 2005 12:32 PMThe votes themselves are untraceable, but Logan stated that 252 of the 348 known provisionals put through the accuvote were from registered voters. I just wondered where those voters were registered.
Posted by: MIMike on June 1, 2005 12:37 PMIs it just me?......Or have the Republicans dropped the ball with regard to the numerous questions they could have asked Logan in cross-examination? I love Maguire - but he seems to be shying away from some very important issues in his cross-examination of Logan!
Perhaps the Republicans are waiting for the rebuttle phase?
Your belief was fueled by the grandiose proclomations of your bloggers here, talk radio, the republican leadership, et. al. Accusations aplenty with nary evidence of proof. You were led to believe such a cross would be valuable because you drank the spewing stefan koolaid -- instead of using your own mind to look at the facts and think about stefan, et.al.'s true motive.
Hooray for the ones who can think for themselves!
Posted by: Jim Mantelly on June 1, 2005 12:57 PMWhen I post a question - in this blog - to a specific poster - I would really appreciate it if there were no attempts by trolls to interject their absurd opinion.
Do not reply to another of my posts.
No go away....quickly!
Posted by: Deborah on June 1, 2005 12:59 PMI see you are open to the truth and the facts. Blessed is today!
Posted by: Jim Mantelly on June 1, 2005 01:01 PMIt should be possible, and not difficult, to have provisional ballots which are conspiciously marked in such a way that the Accuvote could be programmed to reject, require, or ignore. This would avoid the problems of such ballots being fed into machines erroneously without requiring them to be 'duplicated' later.
If the accuvote could accommodate different-length ballots, another approach would be to produce ballots with a detachable stub which must be left on poling place ballots, but must be removed from provisional ballots before they are given to voters (and kept for auditing purposes by election personnel).
Finally, I would suggest that election laws should be changed so that out-of-precinct provisional ballots would be accepted only if the voter produced documentation showing they had received incorrect official instructions showing where to vote. Allowing people to vote wherever they feel like it allows people to register many times at one address and then have their different personalities vote at different polling sites to avoid detection (a person who shows up to vote ten times at the same site might get noticed--one who shows up once each at ten different sites won't).
Posted by: supercat on June 1, 2005 08:01 PM'There is also a massive expense issue, as colored ballots would have to be printed for every one of King County's 2600+ precincts, and in both English and Chinese. The additional cost would literally be in the hundred thousand dollar range.'
While many have already responded to your entire post, there is something I will add to this part. Our Republic was founded on the principle of the right to self governance. We the people have the right to choose who we are governed by. Our governance is supposed to be that of the people, for the people, and by the people. Our voice in this Republic is our vote. Can you justify any other governmental expense (other than defense of this and other rights) that should supercede this voice?


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I love how i did not even write this lol! MCNs proof reader needs sacking!:P
Cal was pretty funny, I asked him to sign the back of my jumper, and he said ' i wont write anything rude ;)'
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____ | ____ | Do you have an underground storage tank 110 gallons or larger which holds a petroleum product (gasoline, diesel, etc) or a CERCLA hazardous substance? If you do, you need to register the tanks, pay tank fees, do a one-time minimum site assessment, and comply with the associated regulations. |
____ | ____ | Do you have a septic system and leach field for your facility's restrooms? If you do, you need a permit from WQD or the county depending on which agency has jurisdiction. |
Note: If wastes from floor cleaning, etc. drain to a floor sump connected to a municipal water and sewer system, you do not need a permit from WQD, but you should call your water/sewer provider about compliance with the waste water treatment operator's industrial pre-treatment and cross connection prevention programs. | ||
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NOTE: In September of 1997, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued national regulations to control air emissions from incinerators which combust any hospital waste or medical/infectious waste. However, any pathological, low-level radioactive, or chemotherapeutic wastes may be exempt from the air emission standards when they are combusted in an incinerator solely by themselves and approval has been obtained from the AQD Administrator. For each facility owner/operator who plans to utilize its existing incinerator, they must: (1) be in compliance with these regulations and (2) submit a Title V air quality permit application to the AQD by March 15, 2000. All new incinerators must obtain a New Source Review and Title V permit prior to construction of the combustion unit. | ||
____ | ____ | Do you operate an incinerator which combusts 10 percent or more of hospital waste and medical waste (by weight) on a calendar quarter basis? If so, the above federal regulations require: (1)compliance testing for various air pollutants emitted to the atmosphere; (2) maintaining records on the operation of the incinerator; and (3) training of employees on the operation of the incinerator. The AQD can provide you with assistance and explain the specifics of these regulations, and they your questions. |
____ | ____ | Do you have propane storage of 10,000 pounds or more? If so, you are required under Section 112(r) of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments to submit a Risk Management Plan (RMP) to EPA by June 20, 1999. For more information, contact EPA - Region VIII in Denver at 1-800-227-8917. It is recommended that you coordinate the development of the RMP with your Local Emergency Response Committee (LEPC). |
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____ | ____ | Are you removing an underground or aboveground storage tank? These tanks must be managed as a solid waste, and they must be properly handled by the appropriate permitted facililty (decommissioning facility for the tanks). |
____ | ____ | Do you generate any infectious waste? If so, recommended waste management practices should include: (1) collection and segregation of waste from general refuse; (2) rendering body parts unrecognizable; (3) placing wastes in "red bags" for proper identification and safely; (4) placing and identifying sharps in rigid, puncture proof containers; (5) storing waste in a proper manner; and (6) obtaining authority from local wasterwater authority to discharge liquid waste to the sewer system. |
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(NOTE: A recommended alternative to disposal of infectious waste at landfills is for small medical facilities and local hospitals to work together to develop responsible and safe waste management practices and use the services of commercial infectious waste management companies.) | ||
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____ | ____ | Is the monthly amount of generated hazardous waste greater than 220 pounds or 2.2 pounds of extremely hazardous waste? If so, your facility is more stringently regulated, and you need to contact the SHWD for futher information. |
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Yay! I got presents from my sweet friends! Souvenirs and a late birthday present (6 months late lool). Too bad I forgot to take a picture of my B.A.P album that my good friend's little sister bought for me straight from Korea! :( ONE SHOT ONE SHOT!
Cancan got me this little tote when she went to study abroad (hi cancan). Perfect for shopping since we have to pay $0.10 for bags now :(
The red clutch is from Vietnam that my bro's gf gave me! So cutes
This is my late birthday present from my best friend! Plus souvenirs lol the Skinfood stuff is the late birthday present and the cup&bag is from Canada! I like Skinfood a lot better than the Face Shop...so hopefully I'll love this black sesame mask! The Face Shop seriously kind of sucks...
Mini Skincare Haul
If you didn't know already, I'm a huge skincare junkie/shopaholic! Or..hoarder o.o My dad recently gave me a warning telling me that I need to stop shopping :( He said there's no more room in my closet for anymore...which is true....I have shopping bags from a month ago in the corner of my room because they don't fit in my closet :(
Anyways, it's okay though. I bought these products before my daddy gave me a warning :) so it's okay lah
Anyways, it's okay though. I bought these products before my daddy gave me a warning :) so it's okay lah
Skincare Routine
Honestly, my skin was at its best in my junior year of high school! But then it went downhill mid senior year when I started sleeping late. It's slowly getting better now though! Sleep really is important to have good healthy skin! I know, sleeping early is hard :( Quite a struggle ! Especially in college when I pull all nighters studying for exams -_- BOO.
Anyways, let's get on with it! Go go go!
I also put links to the products if you wanted to purchase the products or whatever :P
I'm quite the skincare addict...I have a lot of unused products in a box (they're not expired yet!)
Anyways, let's get on with it! Go go go!
I also put links to the products if you wanted to purchase the products or whatever :P
I'm quite the skincare addict...I have a lot of unused products in a box (they're not expired yet!)
Mini school supply haul :)
I bought a pack of colored pens from Target for ~$4 and a pack of highlighters from Target for ~$5.50. I always type up my notes online & print them out for use when I'm studying for exams, so I always use my colored pens & highlighters to underline, write extra notes, & highlight! Colored pens & highlighters are a MUST in college ! No joke.
I didn't take pictures of the colored pens or highlighters though since they're nothing special.
- 2 pack notebook from Daiso $1.50
- Greenroom planners from Target $9.99 (polka dot one is mine, striped is my sister's)
- Planners are a must in college for me too! Monthly ones or monthly/weekly ones. I don't like to use the calendar reminder on my phone. I always write exam dates & assignments in my planner! Well...that's what a planner is for, so I'm using it correctly! Hah, I must sound like an idiot now :P Kind of expensive for a planner, but I was hoping that a cute planner would motivate me to study harder
- Zebra Fortia pink pen from Maido $6.40
- Normally I wouldn't spend this much on a pen, but damn, I just REALLY wanted a pink pen
- Pilot Opt. shaker pencil $3.50 from Ichiban Kan
- This pencil costs $3.95 from Maido ($2.95 on their online website)
- Zebra Sarasa clip pens from Ichiban Kan $1.50
- $1.95 from Maido ($1.50 online)
These are actually my most favorite pens! They're by the brand M&G. It's a pretty popular brand in China! My friend from China was the one who introduced me to these lovelies!
I gave my brother one of the blue pens when he went to China, so he would know which one to get. He comes back with 2 boxes of BLUE pens -___- I didn't think I'd have to tell him that I wanted black & red ones too...but I guess next time, I'll have to tell him straight up what exactly I want -.-
***OMG, they sell my favorite China pens on eBay :O
Quick OOTDs
I wore this to my niece's (cousin's baby) red egg ginger party! My cousin's 31 and it's her 3rd kid already! She sure is a baby making machine! I named her kids #1, #2, and #3 instead :)
- Cardigan-Forever21
- Lace top-Nordstrom
- Skirt-Forever21
- Loafers-Nordstrom (brand is Report)
- Clutch-thrifted
- Blazer-mom's
- Sweater-Nordstrom
- Skirt-Forever21
- Loafers-Nordstrom (Report)
- Bag-China
Shopping haul is here!
There's a lot of pictures so....please click read more to see! Don't want to flood the entire blog with pictures of my clothes & shoes
collective shopping haul
Long overdue beauty haul
A lot of these is stuff my brother brought back for me when he went to Asia back in February-March. Do you see how lazy I am? It's been 3+ months already haha. I still have a collective clothing haul post coming as well...all my friends and their moms (not joking) know that I'm a shopaholic. I really do have a shopping problem =/ the clothing haul will come when I'm not lazy (it's stuff I've bought from the past 2-3 months). I take extremely crappy photos with my iPhone4, hope you don't mind! I'll probably split my next haul into 2! Clothes and shoes lol because I've bought a lot of shoes recently (it's a lot in my opinion at least heh) I made an Urban Outfitters online purchase last week and 2 Zara purchases last night (they just started their sale last night! Check it out if you haven't! :D) and all 3 orders are coming in next Wednesday!! My dad is so going to yell at me >< My brother told me that my dad doesn't plan on bringing me to China anymore because I buy too much shit lool
Anyways, let's get on with it
- Laneige Water Sleeping pack duo $44 for 2 from HK airport duty free
- The Face Shop pore minimizer controlling cream $24 (The Face Shop in Japantown)
- The Face Shop Aqua Tint in Juicy Red $8
- Anastasia Tinted Brow Gel $22
- Nature Republic Lemon & Aloe foam cleanser 50rmb
- Hada Labo skincare set 160rmb
- Hada Labo Tamagohada foaming wash 65rmb (my bro bought 2 of these for me ^_^)
- Shiseido Aqua Label & Silk Whitia (All of these are ~$30 each)
- Marubi creation resurfacing facial mask ~$25
- Marubi superlative & regenerating essence lotion ~$30
- Marubi multiple cells repairing eye essence ~$30
- Marubi deep moisturizing hand and nail cream ~free
- Mentholatum Acnes UV tinted milk SPF30+ PA++ 25rmb
- OMI solanoveil SPF 35 PA++ 65rmb
- I've never heard of this before, but they actually sell this at Sasa, but it's out of stock
- Ocean Story facial mask sheets 80rmb for 6 sheets (do you see how much he bought? -_-)
I ask my brother to buy some masks back for me and my mom and he comes back with this much! Actually, that's not all because I already used some and we gave some to my brother's girlfriend. I think I first used this brand of mask about...3 years ago? I love it! :) Only downside about this mask is that I have to wash my face after using it -__-
I really like the brand Sewame as well! I started using Sewame back in 7th grade, so that's quite awhile ago! I wanted him to bring back this other Sewame sleeping mask back, but he bought this one instead! It's okay though because it's also a sleeping mask and it smells about the same :) Idk what smell it is...but it's a nice fruity smell
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I went to the county fair again this year! But let's relive memories of last year for just a bit :)
I'm pretty sure these pictures are from Candace !
Here's my post from last year: County Fair
This year, I didn't go with the same bunches as last year! I feel a little guilty actually...we were originally going to hang out with a friend who's heading off to study abroad this summer, but we weren't quite sure what we were doing...so we ended up doing something instead while my friend hung with some other friends in downtown.
Today was the first day of the fair, so it was only $1 admission (regular days $10, Tuesdays $2) and all the rides were $1!!! Tickets are $1 and normally, it'll be 3-5 tickets per ride! So yay! Good deal! There were 8 of us and we paid $70 for 80 tickets! At first, I thought it wouldn't be enough...but it was just enough for all of us! We stayed from 2pm til 1030pm lool lots of walking done. Thankfully, it wasn't as hot as it was last year! Last year, we didn't go on any rides because it was expensive :( we went on a lot of rides this time! Lol the first ride we went on, it was called...Fire ball? I sat next to my friend's sister and she was screaming "I'm gonna cry! I'm gonna cry!!!! I'm crying!!!!" I was tearing up on the ride too because I was so scared, but we went on it a second time at night, and it wasn't scary at all! Probably because we went on..Foot...Loose? Idk, and the ride would go all the way up and you would be hanging upside down, so after that, no ride was scary !
Click read more for pictures? :)
Can we go back 10 weeks?
Don't procrastinate if you want to do good is all I have to say! I was such a good student back in high school until senioritis got to me in senior year! It's been awhile since then & I still can't shake it off! This quarter has definitely been the worse out of them all! Mostly because my classes are more difficult than before. I didn't procrastinate as much as I did before but...the courses are just so difficult -.- I did EXTREMELY and I mean HORRIBLY on my midterms, so I'm going to have do really well on my finals if I want to pass my class. Time to buckle up & get my study on. For these next few days, I'll be getting little to no sleep.
This is how studying makes me feel
This is how studying makes me feel
Short skirts are a no no
- Striped top: Old Navy
- Skirt: Forever21
- Jacket: Dailylook
- Shoes: Style&Co from Macy's
- Bag: Michael Kors 'Hamilton'
Anyways, this was my outfit to her graduation! The skirt is a little short, I know. I like bodycon skirts, but damn it, I hate how it keeps riding up -.- maybe I should tape them to my legs lool jk, but wouldn't that be a fantastic idea? Would suck when I have to use the bathroom though.
If you want to see some family photos from the day, please click read more :)
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One bright ray of sunshine appeared thru the govm't shut-down. A group of WWII vets from Mississippi had gone to DC to visit the WWII Veterans Memorial. Of course it was shut down - but as one vet said "the Germans couldn't stop us; the Japanese couldn't stop us; ain't no politicians going to stop us!!" They removed the barracades and went into the Memorial. One of the security guards said he was a vet and he wasn't going to stop them. Another group from Texas is planning a trip next week.
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I have heard ,but not confirmed that Navy has cancelled it's next game?????? Very strange..Furloughing government workers and then paying them for all the time they are not working and on top of that will be paying overtime for them to up-date up on their work,,,...Very strange?? Oh well brought to you by the same government that gave us all the wars of the last 50 years.
Kind of pathetic, seeing these gumment workers saying "if this lasts a week I could lose my house", and other dire stuff. My first thought was, you don't have enough savings to even carry you for a month?
Then upon further reflection- These guys don't get paid every day- its no more often than twice a month, if that. This started on the first, and they wouldn't normally get a paycheck until the 15th anyhow- so how do they keep from losing their house EVERY month?
And of course, when somebody finally blinks and this thing is over, it will amount to a paid vacation for them, as they'll get all the back pay too. -
I don't expect to have any trouble with getting my social security check and military retirement checks - but one never knows. I've already been to my bank and they were nice enough to make emergency preparations - I will be able to borrow enough, if needed, to keep the rent paid and the bills paid and for enough food to stay alive. All I have to do is bring in the bills and the bank will set up a floating fund for me to pay them and give me a bit of cash for food. Repayment will be set up when the money starts coming in. In the meantime I do have enough in my savings account to cover at least one month.
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Smart to set up a plan in case the government stops SSI and pension checks....If they do stop SSI be prepared to see more than crazy female with a toddler complaining to congress.
The British did this kind of thing in the 1840tys and killed over a million Irish because the lords wanted to protect the corn grain imports. It all seems to come down to $$$,but I just can not understand any advantage for congressmen not to fund the government????.I guess life is cheep to a man on the hill?
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Musician Jay Gladden has had some memorable gigs.
But, oh, the June 29th one! That, of course, is when the big, bad windstorm came howling.
"Untax't Whiskey" was wrapping up its show in Williamson Road's Bad Wolf Barbecue parking lot. Playing for hours in the day's screeching heat had been bad enough, said Jay.
"Then a guy said a storm was coming. So I figured that meant rain, and we'd have to hustle our equipment to keep it dry."
But no. What they thought was a tornado — until this paper's Kevin Myatt added "derecho" to our weather vocabulary — swooped through the site. It huffed and puffed and blew their tents down.
The band had been using two collapsible tents for shade. And collapse they did: "They weren't staked down. When we tried to hold onto them, the wind picked David [Amos] and me off the ground!" Mind, these are full-grown men.
Everything but the bass amp blew over. Jay held onto his and Gordon Bailey's electric guitars and ran into the restaurant.
"David wasn't so lucky. The [sound] mixer and drum-EQ fell and broke his equipment. And Monty King's drum-set got wrecked (the cymbals were OK).
"I had lots of dirt and grit in my eyes to wash out, and was kinda shell-shocked. But thank God, no people got hurt," Jay said.
The next day song-sheets, lyrics, a piece of a drum, and even an unbroken glass guitar-slide were found in the Pizza Hut and Coach-&-Four restaurant parking lots down the street.
"Monty has other drum sets. So we were able to do a gig at Smith Mt. Lake just two days after the storm. The show must go on!" Jay laughed.
* Jay's late great-grandmother Texas Gladden would've applauded that spirit.
At press time she, Alfreda Peel and Caroline Melbard were the set topic of the July 16th Salem Historical Society meeting. Salem Museum Director John Long said he would show their role in preserving old folk-ballads, especially "The Devil's Nine Questions." (By the way, kudos for SHS summer meetings.)
If you missed that, mark Oct. 20, 1 p.m. Author Stephen Wade will perform, and sign copies of "The Beautiful Music All Around Us: Field Recordings and the American Experience." John said it describes "the significance of old-time music and those who preserve it, including Texas Gladden."
* Here's to the hardy musicians — and fans — who keep the Saturday night old-time jam sessions going on the Salem Farmers Market. Even in the heat!
* One "tree" that escaped storm damage was this blue-bottle tree — which happens to have been built by Jay's dad, Jimmy, and Jay's uncle, Joe Gladden. Legend has it that the bottles catch bad dreams and evil spirits.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nailo: [QB] I feel like throwing up. I feel like crying. I feel like huddling in a corner and staring blankly at the wall for hours. I just got another flash back yesterday night. I was molested by my father when I was in pre-school. What kind of screwed up person would do that to their daughter?! I didn't know what molestation was, but I knew I was scared to death of my father, and how he looked, how he touched me, and the things he would say to me. The most vivid memory of being scared is seeing my father come towards me with that face he always had...that horrible face... and I screamed and slammed the door before he got to my room. And my mother asked me what was the matter. I can't believe her! She would be there, sitting right next to me on my parents bed while he touched me. When he would make me lie down next to him at night so he could touch me. She wouldn't do anything! She would tell me he was "a very affectionate father, and he doesn't do it with bad intentions". Another memory. Of course, when you're little and uneducated about the subject, you don't know anything about the opposite sex's anatomy. Once, I touched my father's penis without knowing what that would do... he told me "don't touch me there", but didn't do anything to stop me. He didn't move me. He didn't do anything when I did it again. It was my mother who told me to stop when she found us...that is so sick now that I think of it... I never used to have flash backs because I never really understood what was happening, mostly because of my mother. She would never let me say it was molestation. She told me that wasn't true. But then I asked her, later on in life, what was it?! He touched me in private places without my consent and I was scared of him. What does that sound like to you?! I'm sure a normal father doesn't go around feeling their 4 year old daughter's breasts because he's "affectionate", or her vulva because he "wants to see how she's developing" when he's not even a doctor... Sometimes I would be taking a shower and he would open the shower door just to look at me. When I had had enough of it all, I told him to stop...and he said "why do you want me to stop?! You're such a little bitch, what do you want, for me to hit you?! You should consider yourself lucky you have a father that cares about you so much". He never even noticed I was uncomfortable with it! He stopped looking at me when I was naked when I got my first period, and he said he noticed because "I never cared if he saw me naked before that night". When I told him I always did, he said "oh, yea right". I told my school counsellor about it once, and she immediately said it was molestation and called my mother in. My mother said that that was not the case, again, that he was just very lovy dovy. And she told me never to tell anyone about it again because "they might get the wrong idea"... I've only ever told one other person about it because she's gone through the same thing with her grandfather. I can't even have a good cry about it when I'm alone because my mother will hear and rush in and ask me what's wrong... I feel so trapped. My mother is so submissive... the things she would let happen so my father wouldn't get mad! When I was a baby, she would consent to having sex with him when he was wasted because if she didn't, he would wake me up with his yelling. She was practically raped. He stopped touching me when I was around 7, but for the longest time, I couldn't bear to be touched by anyone. Not even myself. I never even masturbated before my boyfriend came along and calmed me down. I still can't stand to be touched by my father. For a while, when I was 9 or so, I didn't feel I even smiled naturally. Maybe it was all becuase of that and the constant flow of insulsts I would get. We don't live with him anymore as of last march... but memories of him still affect me as if they happened yesterday. [This message has been edited by Nailo (edited 01-03-2006).] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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truthiztruth7 (Inactive) writes:
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So if a 13 year old is raped should she be forced to carry to term?
Yes or No!Should we allow comprehensive sex ed in schools? Yes or No?
Should we give out condoms in High school? Yes or no?
Should girls be able to get birth control pills and IUD's in high school?
Yes or no?
For once in your life answer those questions..
We have had comprehensive sex ed in schools for a long while now. Over that long while, teen preganancies have increased. STD's have increased, with new ones being discovered. sexual activity among children begins at earlier ages. Violence against women has increased overall.
The stats about condoms are disturbing. They hav an overal 80% effectiveness in preventing pregnancy, when all factors are considered. SLighty more than half of sexually active teens use them at all. this is with all of the extensive education we give them. Condoms do almost nothing to prevent the spread of the most prevalent STD's
All the while, abstinence is given short attention, and then mocked openly. Yet abstinence has a 100% efectiveness in preventing unplanned pregancy, STD's, and all of the negative emotional consequences connected to unwise sexual choices. it has never failed for teens who practice it faithfully.it has no negative side effects, and costs no money.
It would seem that if we truly care about children, we would focus on what does the best job of protecting them.
We lovingly warn them, and present this best mathod, using the power of culture. We love those who refuse to heed the warning and suffer for it, while at the same time presenting their consequences as evidence why this method is best. if this is done, then we would see the issues of teen pregnancy and STD's all but disappear in a couple generations.
Genuine love for children requires that we pursue what is best to protect them. We encourage them to make the best choices. We certainly don't mock what works best.
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I appreciate Rob Woutat's thoughful essay.
Our public institutions, particularly our schools and colleges, "celebrate diversity" to such an extent that our unity is too often obscured, even derided.
Unity does not necessarily mean uniformity. We can all honor our family and ancestors while recognizing that our future should not be a reliving of the past.
This is what happens when parents "Hand" everything to their kids! Make the "Earn" what they deserve!
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More proof that the Internet makes dumb people dumber, mean people meaner, and suspicious people into paranoid conspiracy theorists: When Michael Musto first Facebooked Angelina Jolie's preventative double mastectomy news, the first comment was from a woman who theorized that Jolie was just using the specter of cancer as a smokescreen for replacing her saggy boobs. And she meant it.
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Sports HighlightsWeather vane to be dedicatedThe public is invited to the Martha's Vineyard Rod and Gun Club at 1 pm Saturday when a weather vane will be placed on the club house cupola in memory of fly fishing guide Ken Schwam of Oak Bluffs and Wyncote, Pennsylvania. Ken drowned after he stepped off a sandbar into deep water off Eel Pond in Edgartown in June 2002. The weather vane is the creation of Anthony Holand of Tuck & Holand studios in Tisbury, and was commissioned by Mr. Schwam's parents. It shows the silhouette of a fly fisherman casting against a setting sun. MV Youth Hockey In a lightly scheduled week, the M.V. Squirt Islanders shut out Barnstable at the Kennedy Arena, Hyannis, Sunday, 4-0. Matt Davies paced the purple attack and scored twice. Callie Jackson also scored and had an assist. Dorian Johnson provided the fourth goal. Assists were credited to Andrew Carroll and Marco Petricone, his first. Mike Mazza played a strong game. Also Sunday, the M.V. girls team gave Walpole all it could handle at Iorio Arena, although the score, 4-0, failed to reflect the tightness of the contest. Two Vineyard goals were discounted. Elizabeth Kelleher and Sophie Sobel fronted goaltender Jamie Forend. Emily Cimeno and Angela Casey shone on offense. Field Hockey The MVRHS field hockey team qualified for the MIAA Division 2 South post-season tournament with an 8-7-2 record. The team is seeded 19th. Their first test with the 14th seed Case, was yesterday at Swansea. The winner plays at West Bridgewater, seeded third, Friday. Jayvees at Hanover The MVRHS junior varsity football team, aka Ruley's Roughnecks, played to a 14-14 tie with South Shore Tech at Hanover, Monday. "I consider it a win even though it was a tie score," Head Coach Ryan Ruley told The Times. That's understandable as the Vineyarders fielded mostly freshmen while the Vikings played 21 sophomores and 16 juniors. The Vineyard was without nine sophomores serving the second of a two-game disciplinary suspension. The Islanders played long ball. The first touchdown came at the end of a lengthy run by Cody Brewer who also scored the ensuing two-point conversion. Matt Costello returned the kick beginning the second half 75 yards for the second TD. With less than a minute remaining, Daron Stobie intercepted a pass and returned it to the Viking one-yard line. But the play was cancelled by a "questionable" call for which the official later apologized, according to Coach Ruley. Next JV game is here, tomorrow, Friday, at 5:30 pm with Southeastern Regional. Islanders at Falmouth Among the 970 runners to complete the wind-blown 29th annual Dunkin' Donuts Falmouth Marathon, Sunday, were four Islanders. Amanda Glazier of Oak Bluffs finished 234th in 3:37:58. Bonnie Kingsbury of Vineyard Haven was 265th at 3:42:37. Vineyard Haven's Pat Parker came in 348th at 3:52:10 and Paul Vertefeuille, also of Vineyard Haven, was 382nd in 3:56:05. Winner of the race was Shad Miller of Providence, R.I., in 2:28:14. Kevin Gray of Roslindale, no stranger to Vineyard road races, was second at 2:29:42. The repeat winner of the women's division was Heidi Westerling of Narragansett, R.I., in 2:47:42. Tossing a few at the P.A. Charlene Alley's team and Tom Norton's team are atop the MVDart League standings, each with 25 points. On October 12, Norton's Notables (Mike Lipinski, Fred Hall, Mark Higdon, and Tom) bested the Mike Dow Darters, 8-3. The following week it was Ray Blanchette's Bandits and the Dow Darters in a playoff won by the Bandits, (Steve Maciel, Jeff Canha, alternate Mat Hubert and Ray) Jeff hit a 116 three-dart-on. Fred Hall and Kim Cottrill are tied with the most tons, 10. Pete Searle and Fred Hall lead in single matches won. Gig for a Gig The Gig Cassie will compete in the Plymouth Bay Row, Saturday. The race is about 3.5 miles long over a triangular course in Plymouth Bay, starting and finishing at Nelson Beach. The starting gun will sound at 10 am. Islanders planning to wield an oar include Sterling Wall, David Murphy, Jane Loutzenhiser, Matt Cramer, Wendy Gray, Keren Tonnesen, and Tamar Russell. The Team Saquish Rowing Club is hosting the event, which is "...suitable for intermediate and advance rowers only." |


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Since new horror anthology V/H/S premiered at Sundance, fans of terror cinema and multi-story chillers have been anxious to see more of the found footage collection. Directors like The House of the Devil's Ti West and Adam Wingard (You're Next) are featured in the tale about a group of misfits who are hired by a mysterious client to recover a VHS tape from an abandoned house. Once there, they uncover disturbing footage amongst a massive collection of tapes, disrupting their mission in unsettling ways. Last week the movie's creepy poster premiered, and now Slash Film has shared a red band trailer for the film that gave us some serious chills.
With nerves officially rattled, we wanted to keep the momentum going and decided to dig up a few of the all-time scariest movie trailers. Some of these films may be familiar to you, but these unnerving trailers (several of them rare) probably aren't the clips you've seen dozens of times before. Other films may be new to you, and hopefully these excerpts will entice you to seek them out for a good scare. Watch them all after the break, and confess your fears below.
The Exorcist (1973)
When it comes to The Exorcist many people are desensitized by decades of urban legends and major fear hype, which we pointed out in this article. The horrific 1970′s story about a young girl who becomes possessed by the devil offered up a premise that many audiences believed could actually happen. The film had moviegoers passing out in theaters and singing their own praises of survival twenty years later. As time went on, some of that buzz died down, and the film industry delivered the prerequisite spoof adaptations. However, if you watch the rare 1973 trailer that was pulled from theaters due to it's terrifying flashes of demonic imagery, it immediately revives that sense of dread and sheer horror you felt after watching William Friedkin's movie for the first time.


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Area: 244,110 sq km
Two main islands: Britain and the northeast of Ireland. A union of four countries: England 103,400 sq km, Scotland 78,800 sq km, Wales 20,800 sq km, Northern Ireland 14,100 sq km. Also three small autonomous states that are dependencies of the British Crown: Isle of Man 588 sq km (in the Irish Sea); Channel Islands 194 sq km (Guernsey, Jersey).
Population: 62,129,818 Annual Growth: 0.54%
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Urbanites: 90.1%
HDI Rank: 21 of 182 (UN Human Development Reports 2009)
Peoples: 105 (28% unreached) All peoples
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Official language: English; in Wales both English and Welsh. English is the primary language of 400 million in the world, as well as the major language of international communication for over 1.4 billion Languages: 15 All languages
Largest Religion: Christian
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According to a June 24 New York Times article, smoking remains the number one leading cause of deaths in the United States killing 443,000 people every year. Youth are among the largest group to start smoking; with an estimated 4,000 teens each day trying their first cigarette.
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