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Providing Chicago families with FREE professional dance concerts in their local neighborhood parks this summer.
Dance in the Parks brings free, professional dance performances to Chicagoans in the most accessible venues in the Chicago-land area—neighborhood parks. In partnership with the Chicago Park District, it is our mission to expose new audiences to the art of dance as well as to introduce local performers and choreographers to their neighbors.
2012 will be Dance in the Parks' 4th summer season. In addition to our professional concert, we showcase neighborhood youth dance programs in each location. In the last three years, we've performed in the West Rogers Park, Humboldt Park, North Lawndale, and South Shore neighborhoods. This year, we will expand our reach into Austin, Logan Square, and Hyde Park. Each year, we reach at least 100 local residents per show. That's over 1200 people since we started in 2009.
We deliver high quality dance in a very lean package. Wherever the Chicago Park District gives us a stage, we show up with dancers, one tech person, lights, a sound system, some costumes, and make a show. We have been fortunate to hire 6-8 professional dancers, 7-9 choreographers, and 2-3 designers who have been willing to work with Dance in the Parks for a very small amount of money each year. Much less than they would be paid in the distant, downtown theater district.
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This coming summer we want to expand to three new neighborhoods we've never reached before. We'll be able to invite new youth programs to perform with us and to reach new audiences right in their own neighborhoods. We also want to increase our promotion efforts so more people everywhere know about the chance to experience professional dance in their own backyard.
Help us keep our shows free so families and individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and financial levels can experience a professional dance concert. If you don't live in Chicago, you're donation will not only help support our current program, but also help create future dance audiences and dance lovers. That's a lifetime gift. Donate NOW!
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How did the Lottery begin?
Looking for a way for the state to generate revenue without increasing taxes, the 1990 Louisiana Legislature approved Act 1045 amending the state's constitution to create a state lottery. Due to its unique operations, the legislature recognized a corporate structure would best suit the Lottery. Voters also liked the idea and passed a constitutional amendment creating the Lottery on Oct. 6, 1990 by a 69 percent to 31 percent margin statewide. The Lottery sold its first scratch-off ticket Sept. 6, 1991. For more information about the Lottery's history,
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Who owns the Lottery?
Louisiana's citizens! The Lottery's mission is to generate maximum revenues for the state of Louisiana, which is the corporation's sole shareholder. Although many Louisiana businesses benefit indirectly from having a state lottery, only the state directly receives LLC profits which amount to 35 percent of its revenue. To date, the Lottery has transferred over $2.7 billion to the state treasury.
Who runs the Lottery?
Public trust is paramount to the Lottery's success. To ensure the highest level of accountability, the following have varying degrees of oversight over the corporation, including review of its budget and administrative rules and drawings: the Governor of Louisiana, Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, Senate Judiciary B Committee, House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice and the Office of the Legislative Auditor.
In addition, the president of the Louisiana Lottery Corporation handles the daily activities involved with running the corporation under the supervision of the LLC's nine-member, governing board of directors. Board members are appointed to staggered terms from each of Louisiana's six congressional districts and threemembers are appointed at-large. Each member is appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Louisiana Senate before beginning a four-year term. The state treasurer serves as an ex-officio board member.
In addition to a succession of annual "unqualified" opinions from the Office of the Legislative Auditor, the LLC continues to receive recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in financial reporting. To view current financial statements,
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Does the Lottery determine how proceeds are spent?
No, the state's constitution dictates how Lottery proceeds are to be directed. Effective July 1, 2004, the state constitution provides that Lottery proceeds be dedicated to the Minimum Foundation Program, which funds public education in Louisiana. The dedication was a result of a 2003 constitutional amendment which was passed by voters, 64 percent to 36 percent.
Does the Lottery get any money from the state?
The Lottery is totally self funded, retaining less than 10 percent of its revenue to fund statewide operations including its headquarters, five regional offices, distribution center, technology needs, staffing and ticket printing. According to an efficiency study conducted by TLF Publications, Louisiana ranked first among U.S. lotteries in percentage of revenue transferred to their government.
Where does the money from ticket sales go?
More than 50 cents of every dollar goes to tens of thousands of Lottery winners every week. Unclaimed prizes are returned to players in the form of increased scratch-offs payouts and promotions. At least 35 cents of every dollar goes to the state treasury, as defined by the Lottery's statute. Less than 10 cents of every dollar is used to operate the Lottery, which is completely self funded. About 5 cents of every dollar, in addition to incentives and bonuses, is paid as commission to Louisiana businesses who sell Lottery games.
Is the Lottery meeting sales expectations?
The legislature's decision to pursue a state lottery was based on a 1989 study indicating expected sales between $129 million and $164 million, which the Louisiana Lottery has far exceeded every year. This is especially noteworthy considering the proliferation of additional, competing gaming venues in Louisiana, which have occurred since the Lottery was created.
How does Lottery revenue and proceeds compare to other forms of gaming in Louisiana?
The Lottery is the only state-owned form of gaming in Louisiana. According to a report from the Legislative Fiscal Office projecting data for 2012, Lottery transfers represents 19 percent of total gaming industry proceeds transferred to the state, but the Lottery's share of total state gaming spending is only 5.6 percent. The reason for this difference is the effective tax rate. The Lottery's effective tax rate, which is the share of net revenue after prize expense transferred to the state, is 76.2 percent compared to an effective tax rate of 30.2 percent for video poker, the next highest taxed form of gaming.
Do Louisiana's border states have lotteries?
Texas and Arkansas have lotteries. Mississippi currently does not have a lottery, although Mississippi does have casinos.
How many people work for the Lottery?
The Lottery employs roughly 125 people, including both full-time and part-time employees in its Baton Rouge headquarters and distribution center, as well as regional offices in New Orleans, Lafayette, Alexandria, Shreveport and Monroe.
How many retailers sell Lottery tickets?
Approximately 2,900 businesses throughout Louisiana.
How old do you have to be to play?
According to state law, Lottery ticket purchasers must be at least 21 years of age. Individuals who sell tickets are required to obtain proof of age through a valid current drivers' license, a state issued ID card, a passport, or military or federal ID containing both a photo and date of birth.
Any person who knowingly sells to a minor can be fined between $100 and $500 for the first offense and $200 to $1,000 for each subsequent offense. Underage purchasers can also be fined up to $100.
The Lottery's retailer regulations hold retailers responsible for their employees' adherence to this law and retailer contracts can be suspended, revoked or terminated if retailers are found not to be compliant.
Individuals who are at least 21 years of age can give Lottery tickets to a person under the minimum age as a gift, although minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian or a family member who is at least 21 years of age in order to claim a Lottery prize. The Lottery statute does not contain a minimum age requirement to sell tickets; retailers are governed by employment law in that regard.
The 21 minimum age requirement to purchase Lottery tickets changed from 18 years of age in 1998 to coincide with the age requirement for other forms of gaming in the state. Louisiana is one of only a few states that require Lottery ticket purchasers to be at least 21 years of age. Most states with lotteries have a minimum age requirement of 18.
How are drawings conducted?
Drawings for Louisiana-based games are conducted at Lottery headquarters in downtown Baton Rouge. The drawing room is secured by alarms and motion detectors, and activity inside is videotaped.
Each drawing is conducted using one of two secure automated drawing machines. The machines are completely separate from the system that generates tickets, so the number of winners or where the winning tickets were sold is not known until after the drawing has occurred.
To maximize security, access to the Lottery's drawing room, the drawing machine itself and the drawing log-on screen are each reliant upon a dual key or password system from both a Lottery drawing official and a legislative auditor.
Encased in locked cabinets, each automated drawing machine is essentially a tamper-proof, stand-alone computer equipped only to perform random number generation. The devices pass independently verified and internationally benchmarked batteries of tests for producing random results. Prior to each drawing, the machine to be utilized is randomly selected.
The drawing system also utilizes several encryption algorithms to ensure randomness and security of the data, which is tested continuously. Finally, the system selects the winning numbers based on the game matrix parameters from the tested and secure raw data, displays them on the animated display console and writes them to a log file. The official results are also printed and signed off on by both the Lottery drawing official and the legislative auditor overseeing the drawing.
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The public is welcome to attend any drawing, but must reserve a seat by contacting the Lottery during regular business hours.
Louisiana-based drawings are held every day beginning at approximately 9:30 p.m., Central Standard Time, with the exception of Christmas Day and Easter Sunday, after all ticket sales for the drawing have been verified.
Powerball, a multistate game, is conducted live at 9:59 p.m., Central Standard Time, on Wednesdays and Saturdays by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) in Tallahassee, Fla. Mega Millions, a multistate game, is conducted live at 10 p.m., Central Standard Time, on Tuesdays and Fridays in Atlanta, Ga.
Why do you no longer conduct live drawings?
The Louisiana Lottery discontinued live drawings for its draw-style games in 1998, ahead of a current industry trend toward automated drawings. There were several factors that contributed to the decision to convert to the automated drawing process now being used. Producing live drawings is extremely cost-prohibitive. The Lottery's need to soundly manage its operating costs outweighs the entertainment value that live drawings provide. Secondly, the Lottery does not pay television stations to carry the Lottery's winning numbers broadcast. With up to five different drawings being conducted nightly, airing live drawings would require a significant increase in air time from participating television stations who could otherwise sell the time to advertisers. Finally, automated drawings have proven more secure and less prone to human error than live drawings.
When are the drawings results aired?
Wednesday and Saturday nights at 9:59 p.m., except Christmas Day.
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There are no Louisiana-based drawings on Christmas Day or Easter. Drawings for the multistate games, Powerball and Mega Millions, will be conducted should Christmas fall on a draw day.
Tickets must be purchased by 9:00 p.m. on the draw date for Powerball and Mega Millions, and by 9:30 p.m. on the draw date for Pick 3, Pick 4, Lotto and Easy 5 to be eligible for that drawing.
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What television stations carry the drawing results?
The winning numbers or results of Powerball, Lotto, Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings are broadcast beginning at 9:59 p.m on the following television stations. Mega Millions drawings are broadcast at 10:00 p.m. on the following TV stations, except for WVUE-FOX8 where it airs at the top of the first commercial break of the hour.
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How can I tell how much I've won?
Once you know what winning numbers were drawn or have finished scratching your scratch-off, there are several different ways to find out whether your ticket is a winner and if so, how much you have won.
The Lottery recommends that players familiarize themselves with all of the winning combinations of the particular game that they are playing. These can be found on all the game pages of this website. Also, "How to Play" brochures, located in the Lottery's play centers at Lottery retailers describe how each draw-style game is won.
Finally, your Lottery retailer can scan your ticket to determine whether it is a winner. Watch the Customer Display Unit when having your ticket checked. It will tell you whether or not your ticket is a winner and if so, the winning amount. For tickets that win more than $600 (the maximum amount a retailer can cash), the display will direct you to a Lottery office to claim your prize.
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This is the perfect dress for cold season's party nights. I was looking for a blue fabric, but this golden taffeta blink at me. It's easier to sew than I thought it would be (the explanations are a little bit confusing).
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You could try making a ganache with 1/2 cup heavy cream and 7 ounces of quality, semi-sweet chocolate (58%) chopped very fine as shown in Step 1 of this video. Set the ganache aside while you make the anglaise.
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This particular recipe is based on a French custard (anglaise). The fat and emulsifiers/proteins in the egg yolks hold moisture and interfere with the formulation of ice crystals, which gives the ice cream an incredible silky texture once frozen. I would be hesitant to substitute whole eggs. You can definitely try it, but you cannot expect to get the same creamy result.
Pastry kitchens never ever throw out egg whites. If they can't go through them, they freeze them for use in other products. Here's a good site that lists many ways to use leftover egg whites.
If you don't want to use egg yolks, you can make a Philadelphia-style ice cream. These types of ice cream do not contain any eggs. Cheers!
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The amount of air that is incorporated into ice cream is known as "overrun". This is what gives the ice cream a smoother and lighter texture. Too much overrun though will make the ice cream too soft. It will not only melt very fast, but the flavor will weaken. It is best to churn ice cream just until you reach a soft-serve consistency. Higher quality ice creams will have less overrun and cheaper ice creams will have more (where the mixture will double in volume). Don't be fooled by "double-churned" ice cream in the grocery store...they are just selling you more air. Cheers!
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Skype open source
Just a quick update, since we seem to have hit slashdot with this news.
Yes, there's an open source version of Linux client being developed. This will be a part of larger offering, but we can't tell you much more about that right now. Having an open source UI will help us get adopted in the "multicultural" land of Linux distributions, as well as on other platforms and will speed up further development. We will update you once more details are available.
186 thoughts on "Skype open source"
berkus said 4 years ago
@winniemiel The usual Skype approach is "No dates."
winniemiel said 4 years ago
Raaaa we will wait so ( you can't say it's soon, of for a very long time??? plleeeaaaassssssssseeeeeeeeee!)
burakov88 said 4 years ago
This is definitely a good move towards Linux community. However, i don't see Skype open-sourcing anything other than GUI. IIUC, Skype is not just about the GUI and protocol. It also uses some pretty serious firewall penetration techniques in order to bypass problems associated with P2P behind firewalls – and this being Skype's advantage i don't see it open-sourced in any forseeable future.
luca.dgh said 4 years ago
serious firewall penetration techniques ???
To open a port on the firewall is a penetration technique?
When I use Skype on my Linux box I just see that it opens some ports on the firewall, I don' t see any more.
bweiler1023 said 4 years ago
Since Skype only makes money when people place calls through Skype, it is self defeating to not release the protocol code under the GPL. The more people that have access to a skype client, the more potential revenue there is for Skype. My guess is that they are afraid that other people would use the code to set up a competitive exchange, but Skype has the advantage of network effects by virtue of their huge user base, and there are plenty of alternative technologies out there that people could use if that is their goal. It is really to Skype's advantage to get VoIP to standardize on their protocols, and releasing the source under the GPL would go a long way towards doing that.
kotkas_mx said 4 years ago
Amen, bweiler! I'm also looking forward to see a usable port for the Beagle board (ARM).
thevoiceofme said 4 years ago
1. Will the Open-Source Skype use a notify-OSD indicator applet (Ubuntu 9.10)?
2. Will there be an official "skype:username?cmd" plugin for FireFox installed with Skype?
3. Will You add a 'do-my-laundry' button?
4. If no, will there be a way to hide a Skype tray icon?
Cheers!P.s. regarding 2nd question:
https://developer.skype.com/jira/browse/SCL-502 -
soshial said 4 years ago
Sorry for being so impatient, but I really can't wait when skype's interface will come into opensource. and the reason for this not just obsolete and inconvenient interface but very glutchy program itself: it often freezes, crashes and stalls. it seems working but in fact it doesn't, just seems to.
I, one of your ardent users, do appeal developers… please can you do this a bit faster? glutches are almost unbearble =(
dem163471348 said 4 years ago
I represent one of Russian vendors of IP-TV and DVB set top box. We are using Linux as OS of our plaforms (with qt 4.6 for directfb). We are already integrated webcam and microphone with STB. We want to install skype client that allows to made video calls on our STB. The architecture of using system is sh4.
Can you help us to cross compile client (cross-compile by your self or give source code of skype client)? And what kind of agreement we can sign with you to solve this problem? If this is not right plase to ask such question can you give me some contacts that can help us to solve the problem?
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pavel.fastenko said 4 years ago
This is great development!
Is there any chance for Skype for PowerPC version under Linux ? -
kssummer said 4 years ago
Good…I found some repeatable bugs that need to be fixed.
berkus said 4 years ago
@kssummer Thanks!
shuarx said 4 years ago
This is great news, maybe skype can finally update it's .debs to lucid! And the linux version to 4.0! maybe
They're free to do whatever they want with their software, be it closed or open source, parts or whole. -
joshstrobl said 4 years ago
Skype, the best move you could ever make as a company is by releasing the source code for Skype on Linux. The open source community will eat the code up and spit out a masterpiece.
aeonsablaze said 4 years ago
Seems like its been a while now. Any news on this?
winniemiel said 4 years ago
Yes, will the GUI be opensource one day?!!!
berkus said 4 years ago
@winniemiel Yes.
s.depaolis said 3 years ago
I'm glad skype is moving toward this direction. I remember writing about something similar on the blog, talking about the integration with different graphical libraries.
Anyway i'd not call skype free software, but freeware suits best for it.
Looking forward to see the code releases
regards -
oz.nahum said 3 years ago
Skype, Open Source? Yeah, right … this was just a trick to hit sladshot, and get a few more customers to skype.
But really, how long does it take to release a gui open source ? If you were serious about this you've done it already. After all, the UI is QT, so it's not covered with patents.
As for your propriety protocol, it's suspicious of doing nasty stuff.
The only reason, I still use Skype is because there is sometimes no real alternative …But you guys, definitely suck !
berkus said 3 years ago
@oz.nahum Thanks for clearing that up!
matt-sturgeon said 3 years ago
How is development for the Open Source release coming on?
ap.vaalle said 3 years ago
Now, really.. HOW DO I REMOVE MOOD MESSAGES FROM LINUX CLIENT. It is literally driving me crazy!
berkus said 3 years ago
@ap.vaalle What do you mean?
ap.vaalle said 3 years ago
@Berkus Every time someone changes a song it gives me a "mood" message, and it is utterly disturbing when I try to work. I need the sounds on, because if someone has something importan to say, so I need to notice it. I tried to follow mac / windows guides what I found, but no sigar. I just cannot find same things in linux client. With mac, no problem.
berkus said 3 years ago
@ap.vaalle Can you explain, what does "it gives me a "mood" message" means? Does it pop up? Come up in chat? Does something else?
ap.vaalle said 3 years ago
@Berkus It gives the normal message arrived sound, and a small pop up in lower left, where his/her current song name is showing.
berkus said 3 years ago
@ap.vaalle Could you please post a screenshot?
the-digital-pioneer said 3 years ago
@Berkus: Hey, this is several months old now, and still no open source. I won't pester you with questions you can't answer, such as a release date; but perhaps you can say whether we're getting really close or are we still several more months away.
This is excellent news, and I want to say a very heartfelt thank you for the work being done for Skype on Linux. I won't lie to you, I've had a LOT of trouble with Skype on Linux, to the point that I've never been able to use it because it just wouldn't work well with my system. In particular, I use a bluetooth headset for chat, and Skype most vehemently refuses to work with it, via ALSA, Pulse, or anything else I've tried. Without it, Skype isn't terribly useful to me. An open source client should make these bugs much easier and faster to kill.
I understand that you cannot release the protocol code in open source, and from what I heard, you legally couldn't even if you wanted to. That's fine. Please just provide a well documented and functional API for the community, and I'm sure that's exactly what you plan to do.
Finally, I would like to apologize for all the crap you've taken because of the closed protocol. It is unfortunate that you can't open everything, but that is by no means an excuse for the flaming you've received. As we all know, this is the internet, and there be trolls about, but it's still no fun to deal with them.
Thanks for the great work, the great news, and let's open this thing so we can make a great client!
Finally, to all the trolls, flamers, lamers, lusers, jerks, and anyone else complaining so rudely about the closed protocol: just shut up. We know you want an open protocol, but sometimes life sucks. Be glad you're getting an open source frontend so we can at least make the software work at all. This is a huge step forward, let's not forget that, shall we?
P.S. Really ticked off that the Android client simply doesn't exist. I had expected better, especially with a fully functional iPhone client that obviously received high priority. The website threw me through a confusing series of loops trying to get an Android client that promised to be a barely functional afterthought to begin with, before finally telling me that Nexus Ones aren't supported at all.
Let's quit screwing around and get that protocol blob in ARM, so at least the community can build their own frontends, shall we? Sorry to be so harsh, but the lack of Android support, next to the iPhone client (especially considering that Android development is a great deal easier than iPhone development; I have done both), is a rather serious insult to the open source community as a whole, and we don't take that kindly. I'm sure you understand our aggravation. -
gaygerbil said 3 years ago
'And hey – Skype are better than some companies for Linux support. Can you use iTunes on Linux? Can you play your favourite PC game on Linux?'
Wait who wants to use iTunes on Linux? I didn't even want to use iTunes on Windows…lulz. And the answer to your 2cnd question is yes.
'Skype, the best move you could ever make as a company is by releasing the source code for Skype on Linux. The open source community will eat the code up and spit out a masterpiece.'
QFT, however I believe Skype's worried about competition after releasing the source code, which I can understand, but Skype has to understand the open source community is obviously not in this for profit.
Also I believe a lot of people are upset because of the misleading title, when claiming Skype Open Source people jump on the assumption that all of it will be open source, not just the UI.
I love the idea of having an open source UI however, and I definitely think this is a step in the right direction. I'm just reading this blog now though and this was written in Nov 09′, we're almost 9 months away now and still nothing, what's going on?
berkus said 3 years ago
> I'm just reading this blog now though and this was written in Nov 09′, we're almost 9 months away now and still nothing, what's going on?
SkypeKit beta is released and it's now possible to write open-source UI for it. It's not ready for public consumption entirely, so once we polish some remaining bugs it will be available for you to tackle. Things are never happening at once, so there still some bugfixing and documenting work to be done and we're on it. Read the DevZone blog to stay up to date.
the-digital-pioneer said 3 years ago
Ahh, that's great news, Berkus. Thanks for the update.
alexkurd_cnc said 3 years ago
It would be great if you add tabs in next beta
lkcl.. said 3 years ago
@berkhus: no, berkhus – skype has always been "monetarily zero cost"; it has _never_ been "free software". if it was "free software", skype would have made available the entire source code – every single line of code – under the GPL or the LGPL, or perhaps even the Apache2 license.
and, as a result, skype would be in every single major and a large number of the minor GNU/Linux OSes, the free software community would have done the work of porting skype to embedded systems including MIPS platforms as well as ARM platforms for you.
skype would even be made available for the IBM s390 mainframe as a debian package at no expense and at zero monetary cost to skype …. _if_ it was _really_ "free software" instead "zero monetarily cost".
Berkus said 3 years ago
@lkcl.. Are you mixing up "free" and "open" software on purpose?
> would have done the work of porting skype to embedded systems including MIPS platforms as well as ARM platforms for you
This is already done.
aftabnaveed said 3 years ago
There is now Skype beta 5.0 for Windows and for linux it is still 2.1 which is strange it's been almost an year since this blog was posted and we still don't have any further news
v987654321 said 3 years ago
hi to everybody.
I am looking for a developer for making a videoconference based on Skype on my web site. My site is running on Linux server and is using MySql database of users. I wanted to make following scenario – my users are clicking on photos of each other and have a p2p video conferencing. SKYPEME button is not good as I do not want to expose the Skype Names on my web site. This is like exposing your mobile number – some girls will call you till the end of life )
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Dec 6, 2012
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The Justice Department says that -- not federal law marijuana is still illegal in the United States as of today.
As of today beaten in Washington State can smoke it if they want to.
Voters in -- state approved a ballot initiative last month but decriminalize possessing up to an ounce of weed.
Joining us now is Connie Chung who hosts a weekly podcast on iTunes about legal issues and the cultural impact of marijuana it is called the Chong and Chong show.
-- atomic welcome back always good to see you so welcome back.
They -- thanks for having me why do you think the Fed's with President Obama in a second Tom why.
The Fed's going -- -- legalized weed in Washington State would just purely.
Any reason you wanna -- know why the feds under Obama -- -- do it.
Hello because they're in a panic mode right now you know there world is crumbling in and they don't know what to do in the -- they don't have direction.
You know they they wanna keep it they want to keep it illegal.
For various reasons you know so they did the funding -- But.
I I don't I don't get short lived that that did the administration is it becomes very liberal on the issue of gay marriage and abortion and free contraception.
I mean social issues this is a presence -- -- moved way towards the liberal position.
But not on marijuana -- still gonna stop -- they they close down medical marijuana facilities in California.
I just don't get it -- -- telling me that this is all about money and funding keep the money flowing.
While yeah I mean that the that's a war -- heroes like the end of the war this is the war on drugs that sending.
And the like all wars are hard to to pull out zero go to the sponsors you know they got a lot of people that.
Have -- invest it into.
Into the war on drugs and and now that it's anything they're just in a panic.
But I want to say to America to see America's like giant prison right now.
You know with the laws that we have.
And so like I was in prison and and and it's the same thing that happened in prison you know certain things have become.
And certain things.
-- and then there's.
Demand for those illegal things.
Well -- let me turn this around for a second let's suppose I'm an -- up.
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To come to water it still in their system.
And they haven't accidents -- big heavy equipment who gets sued.
I'm an idea employ -- I'm gonna get sued -- I mean you can understand -- well called hysteria.
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You know everybody has been the great thing about marijuana is that you can operate not only.
Operated you know in in.
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I'm I'm telling you that -- you did they did it test in in Toronto years ago.
Where they put pot heads against straight people in a driving test and guess who won the -- -- one.
Because it is the enhances that your ability to a do a lot of things why do you think a golfers for instance.
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January 27, 2009
Latoya Bradley - Florida Woman Arrested After Teaching Child How To Shoplift. Fled The Scene Leaving Children Behind
Latoya Bradley Lee County Booking History
Lehigh Acres, Florida (The Weekly Vice) -- Latoya Denise Bradley, a 24-year-old Lehigh Acres woman was arrested Sunday after allegedly teaching four children how to shoplift clothing-then fleeing the scene when they were caught.
According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, Bradley took four children shopping at a Wal-Mart retail store located on Lee Blvd.
Upon entering the store, investigators say Bradley placed three children into a shopping cart while a 12-year-old girl walked along-side them.
Store security personnel watched Bradley as she showed the 12-year-old how to discreetly take baby clothes off the rack and hide them under the three children inside the cart. Bradley then watched from a distance while the 12-year-old attempted to wheel the children and merchandise out of the store without paying for the items.
When store security stopped the children from leaving, Bradley allegedly fled the scene, leaving the four children behind. The children, two of which are Bradley's, were held inside the store security office until Lee County Deputies arrived.
Deputies took statements from the children and then tracked Bradley to her home, where she was taken into custody. Authorities also recovered 17 items with a total retail value of $49.
Bradley was booked into the Lee County Jail on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, felony cruelty toward a child and petit larceny.
Bradley seems to have been at this a number of times before. Her priors include a misdemeanor charge of larceny theft, two felony charges of larceny theft and aggravated battery.
She is also now under investigation by child services. This is a second go-around for her on that action as well.
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- Menalipa said...
This "lady" has been a criminal since she was 15 years old. This people should be put behind bars and left there. They come out again and again just to keep commiting more crimes.
- January 28, 2009 at 6:29 AM
they are re-offender because the world first of all doesn't give a crap about them, very much like you.
then the community doesn't want to give them a proper 2nd chance with a real secure job, education and retraining, welfare support for the kids, counseling.....
did i just hear someone saying they aint worth the money? - January 31, 2009 at 11:57 AM
Rob, you are so misguided, it's hard to know where to start.
In florida, you are given chance after chance after chance after chance after chance.
It's already been proven that you can be arrested 200 times in florida for serious offenses and yet STILL be out on the street robbing people.
Secondly, if you want to provide welfare for the woman's kids, what is stopping you? You have her name... go donate your own money if you feel so strongly?
But we know you won't, don't we Rob.
Why? Because socialists like you only believe in someone ELSE paying the bill for your socialist agenda.
You are another hypocrit who has his fingers in my wallet, while there's a lock on your empty wallet.
There's always a slimeball like you who spends his time goofing around and broke, and then expects my hard work to help pay his bills.
If you think her children should be supported, then step up to the plate and put your money where your mouth is.
Until then, please stuff a sock in it, jack! - January 31, 2009 at 1:13 PM
hmmmm Well where to start...
I don't know much about the legal system but I doubt that the Forida prisons or any prisons are only housed with people who have over 200 convictions. I wouldn't even guess half. I'd look into that if I were you.
We already have a welfar system to provide for people like this. I just wish people would let it do its job and stop sabatoging it.
If we have a private sector is it still socialism? Does defacto capitalism mean a certain number of people have to die in the streets like dogs from want? Should we shine our black boots and go from door to door looking for people who aren't meeting their quota?
Seems like there is a way to have a productive society and not turn it on to a sweat factory or a concentration camp.
Back to the story, shoplifting is a crime and if it was my shop I wouldn't want things lifted from me. That being said I wouldn't want the police to shoot this lady in the head in my parking lot either. - February 1, 2009 at 6:52 AM
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Home Base program brings vets, military families sailing
BOSTON, Mass. (WHDH) -- Dozens of military veterans and their families enjoyed sailing on the Charles Saturday morning.
"Any day on the water is better than being in the office," said Marcin Kunicki, the Community Boating Universal Access Director.
The Red Sox and Mass General joined forces to make the Home Base program.
If two is good. Three is better.
So they joined with Community Boating Boston, to offer a day of sailing for veterans, service members and their families.
"This is a benefit to me, I'm the one winning today. I can't complain," said Sgt. Bryan Lett, a Marine veteran.
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The program is also for the family members with loved ones serving overseas. It's a way for them to know they're not alone.
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In October 2012, the President of the LDS Church, Thomas S. Monson, announced that the age requirement for missionaries would be lowered. Thousands of young, potential missionaries responded excitedly to the announcement.
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Everyone has heard of the "Pentagon Papers" case. But only a few know what happened behind the scenes. The top-secret Department of Defense documents exposing U.S. government policies during the Vietnam war were only part of the story. The strategies, decisions and negotiations between the larger-than-life characters from the worlds of law, politics, journalism and the military that shaped the outcome of one of the most important First Amendment cases in U.S. history took place behind closed doors. When the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of The New York Times and the Washington Post in 1971, it set an almost impossible standard for the government to meet to justify censoring the press -- a standard that has never been met. Yet.
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Stillman Player Earns SIAC Volleyball Weekly Honors
- 10-5-2010
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Atlanta, GA—Stillman junior Jamila McKinnis has been named Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Volleyball Player of the Week after her impressive performance against FCS Division I Alabama State and at the SIAC Western Division Cluster. Kentucky State teammates Brittany Stewart and Nikki Douglas earned Setter of the Week and Defender of the Week respectively.
In four matches, McKinnis had a hitting percentage of .424, 52 kills, including 15 against Kentucky State, 10 blocks and seven service aces. The Mobile, AL native recorded her fourth and fifth triple-double of the season with 17 kills, 20 assists, and 13 digs against Alabama State and 10 kills, 13 assists, and 13 digs against LeMoyne-Owen. She also recorded her fifth double-double of the season with 10 kills and 10 assists. She helped lead the Lady Tigers to a 2-2 record with wins over Lane and LeMoyne-Owen.
Stewart, a junior from East St. Louis, IL, had 166 assists in five matches, averaging 11.06 assists per set. She also had 22 digs, 16 kills, six aces, and three block assists. She helped lead the Thorobrettes to a 5-0 record this past week without losing a set.
Douglas, a 5'4 senior, posted 63 digs in five matches, averaging 4.2 per set. The Owensboro, KY native also contributed eight service aces and had just two errors on 58 serve attempts, helping Kentucky State to a 5-0 record for the week.
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