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Letter from the Jeff Bell Campaign
Posted by RC2 at 3:59 PM | Labels: Reconquista, thirsty Republicans
Did I mention at the start of the summer that the first political campaign I recall knowing anything about -- back when I was a kid-- was Jeff Bell's run for Senate in 1976? He primaried and knocked-out a RINO Republican, but then lost to Bill Bradley.
Now Bell's back, running for Senate in NJ again, and within striking distance of Corey Booker. Sharing this campaign letter both to publicize Bell and because it's so different in tone from typical campaign letters. We'll see if it works, but I find it refreshing.
I want to wish you Happy Hispanic Heritage Month.
But rather than dish out trivia or talking points, I want to tell you why it's important to me as a conservative candidate. Ronald Reagan once said, "Latinos are Republicans, they just don't know it yet." Maybe that's politically incorrect to repeat in 2014. But I do agree with the premise behind his assertion: if the Republican Party makes the case to them, Hispanics will vote GOP.
**Show your support for the campaign here**
But they do have a problem now. Our party has been unwelcoming. Republican members in Congress have refused to consider a path to legalization for those who came here illegally over the years or an expanded guest worker program that is open to low-skilled workers, not just Ph.D.'s. President Reagan tried to solve this problem in 1986, but the law he signed that year left out access for immigrants who want to come here and work temporarily without becoming citizens. It's led to the crisis we have today of millions of people who came from Mexico and elsewhere and simply stayed because neither the law -- which actually makes it a misdemeanor -- nor our border security encourage people to come here the right way.
I like Rush Limbaugh and have been interviewed by him on other topics, but I have to say that I fundamentally disagree with his assertion that those who immigrate here from Mexico are registered Democrats in waiting. Hispanics in the U.S. have the highest rate of business creation among all ethnic groups -- and more than double the national rate. Moreover, they tend to share conservatives' beliefs that life begins at conception and marriage is composed of a husband and a wife. They are as good a prospect at voting Republican as any immigrants to America from anywhere in the world.
If elected, I'm headed to the U.S. Senate to fight for a comprehensive immigration reform plan that includes a generous, market-based guest worker program so we don't repeat the crisis that stems from 1986. I'll fight against the special interests like Big Labor to get this done. As we achieve success, I believe Hispanic voters will move toward the GOP. Immigration may rank for many of them relatively low in a poll of issue priorities, but our party's stance on it has served as a barrier for them to consider the rest of our agenda that would appeal to Hispanics.
Fixing the immigration system is the springboard to making Ronald Reagan's words start to come true.
Even if you disagree with my analysis -- believe me, many conservatives I know do -- I want to thank you for your attention to this important issue.
And please consider making a contribution to my campaign. Your support is critical.
Jeff Bell,
I like this so much. He talks plainly, he doesn't insult anyone, he lets his ideas speak for themselves -- and he believes in talking to voters rather than about them.

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Broke college grad attempts roller coaster record
by Mark on 7/7/2004 (0)
Look ma, no cash! Weeeeeeee!
Defaulting on a 48,000 dollar student loan, Business major Jimmy Skufka is attempting to recoup financially by setting a new roller coaster record at Six Flags amusement park in Cincinnati, Ohio.
During a rare 10 minute break, Skufka drank dizzily from a water bottle, struggling to keep his eyes from wandering in separate directions
"I-I owe 48 grand in student loans, and I heard about this contest. Whoever rides the 'Mondo Magilla' roller coaster the longest wins 12,000 dollars, and I figured it would be a great way to pay off a decent chunk of what I owe the Feds. There's 4 of us left, and we've been up here 8 days, so I think I have as good as a chance as anyone else."
Skufka splashed the rest of the water on his head, and into the lap of the woman seated behind him.
"It's a damn shame that I have to resort to such extreme measures just to pay off my loans. I think it says alot about the current state of the American economy."
It seems that this was not Skufka's first quest for windfall cash.
"I sat and suffered in the cheap seats at Yankee stadium for months, waiting for a Derek Jeter home run ball. Do you know how much they go for on E-bay? I also flew to Cancun and entered a karaoke contest and I would have won, dammit! How was I supposed to know I had to sing along in Spanish with a Mariachi band? I-I'm starting to panic...I'm broke and in debt, and I need a big score!"
When asked the obvious, if he ever took his diploma and resume to an employment agency to seek job placement, Skufka rolled his eyes and shifted gears
"You sound just like my mom. I HAVE a plan, anyway. My next stop is Windsor, Ontario. I hear they upped the 25 cent Video Poker Grand Prize to a 1000 bucks!"
Skufka indicated he has no established mailing address or published telephone listing at this time.


It's safe to say that every first apartment kitchen needs an Instant Pot. The Instant Pot Duo Plus 60 is a six-quart device that replaces nine kitchen appliances (saving all-important space in those small cabinets). It's a pressure cooker, a slow cooker, a rice cooker, a yogurt maker and an egg cooker. It can also sauté, steam, warm and even sterilize all with the push of a button. Perfect for the new college grad who doesn't have the time to slave over a hot stove, an Instant Pot can cook an entire dinner in a single pan, reducing the need for endless dirty dishes or multiple stove burners firing away. Each set comes with a steam rack, recipe booklet, serving spoon, soup spoon, and measuring cup.
Help your college grad ease into adulthood with a kitchen device that will make cooking a breeze. The Instant Pot is consistently one of the highest-rated cooking products online, and we're sure your loved one will echo the same enthusiasm.
Just because they have a college education doesn't mean they know all the in's and outs of the "real world." This book will give them 468 tips to help get through life with the facts and advice they need to be an adult. Stuff like what to look for when renting a new apartment, how to find a mechanic, how to fix a toilet or how to act at work. All of the information is very useful for people in their young 20s who are just entering really living on their own.
Young people found this book useful while people who gave this book as a gift found themselves reading the whole book themselves to see all of the tips they had.
Now that your graduate is trading the classroom for the meeting room, it's time to invest in an adult wallet. A beautiful leather wallet will last your friend or family member for years to come, and it's always a great choice for a graduation gift. The Bosca ID Passcase Wallet is a sleek, gorgeous accessory perfect for any guy preparing to navigate the real world. It comes in amber, black, cognac and brown, and is made from real leather. It has eight credit card pockets and a removable ID case (so no more fumbling to get a driver's license out).
Reviewers say the Bosca wallet will last long past his next big milestone; owners rave about the beauty and design of the piece, stating that it's sleek enough for slim-fitting pant pockets. If you're looking for a high-end gift to show him how proud you are of his achievement, a luxury wallet is a great way to go.
Help her on her journey from entry-level to CEO with a business card holder that she can keep on her desk or in her bag. The Kate Spade "Let's Do Lunch" Business Card Holder is silver-plated and measures is 3.5 inches wide, which fits most standard business cards. It's engraved with the phrase "let's do lunch," which is both cute and playful. Pair this chic business card holder with a gift card to her favorite work-friendly clothing store for a gift that is both useful and fun.
College graduation is a momentous time in a young adult's life. If your child is picking up his or her diploma with the class of 2019, it's entirely appropriate (and incredibly appreciated) to gift money. We recommend anywhere between $100 to $500 for a new college grad, but whatever you and your family find acceptable will be received with gratitude.
If you want to give him or her a gift to open, pair a check with a small gift like the Thermos Stainless King 40 Ounce Bottle. At just around $30, it won't break the bank, but it will be used again and again (especially as your son or daughter gets used to those early meeting wake up calls). It comes in red, black, blue and stainless steel, and holds 40 ounces of caffeine. It can keep liquids hot or cold for 24 hours, which is a convenient feature.
Any gift idea can pair well with a check (no one returns money!), but a small and useful item is a great gesture to pair with a monetary gift.
At this point, their college laptop will likely still suit them for a few more years, but the Apple Watch Series 3 will help your grad take their organization and health to the next level. This smartwatch is a great way to help them schedule meetings, reply to emails and (most importantly) remember to call Mom. The simple white sports band is a great unisex option and is versatile enough for both work and play. It will also encourage him or her to stay active, with built-in step and activity trackers plus an optical heart sensor. It can be paired with compatible gym equipment and it has a water resistance rating of 50 meters, which means that it can be used for water-based workouts like swimming. Worried about the battery life? It lasts up to 18 hours on a single charge.
While this watch might be at the higher end of your budget, the high-tech features and modern look make this gift a keeper.
Graduating from college often means leaving for a new home in a new place. Whether it's an exciting job offer across the country, a trek around Europe, or an opportunity to move back to a welcoming hometown, a recent college grad can expect to do a fair amount of traveling. Get them excited for all of their upcoming adventures with a new Herschel Supply Co. Novel Duffle Bag. It's available in endless colors and designs and it's the perfect accessory for a road trip or flight. It measures 15.5" high and 20.5" wide, and includes a shoulder strap as well as a handle. Plus, the shoe compartment that divides clean clothes from dirty shoes is a great functional element.
Herschel products are made of high-quality woven fabric and come with a lifetime warranty against common wear and tear. If your college grad is setting off on a new adventure, a travel bag is a practical gift that won't go unused.
There's nothing more important to a recent grad than capturing those perfect moments with friends while traveling and beginning their new life as an adult. The Nikon D3400 takes crisp, clean photos thanks to the EXPEED 4 image processing engine and an ISO range of 100-25,600. Portrait shots will appear lifelike with perfectly blurred backgrounds, and low-light shooting is impressive—to say the least. If your grad plans on doing a lot of traveling, this camera is lightweight and compact (it weighs under a pound) so it will easily fit in a travel bag or backpack. Most importantly, the built-in SnapBridge Bluetooth Connectivity allows for easy sharing on social media platforms. Photos will automatically appear on their phone and can be stored in the cloud on Nikon Image Space. This app also lets them create, edit, and share photo albums.
Even if your grad has never owned a DSLR camera before, the auto-focus feature, intuitive controls, and handy applications make this camera easy to use.
The end of college means the end of an era, but that doesn't mean the end of a true friendship. If you want to celebrate those four incredibly meaningful years with your best friend, son, daughter, or grandchild, the BarnwoodUSA Reclaimed Wood Signature Picture Frame is a sentimental and beautiful gift that he or she will always treasure. Dig through social media or old albums to find that favorite photo of yours, and display it with a frame that will look great in a new apartment. The BarnwoodUSA frame comes in 15 different sizes, but we recommend 8x10 or 5x7 to display a portrait or a candid. It's made from 100% recycled wood.
Send your graduate off into a brave new world with a gift that allows him or her to always keep you close by (even if they're only moving down the block).
If you're looking for a practical gift that your grad will use every day, the Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K-Cup Coffee Maker is the way to go. With the Keurig, they'll be able to hop out of bed and enjoy a steaming cup of joe in a matter of seconds. There's also a hot water button that they can use for oatmeal or instant soups. Best of all, this coffee maker is fully customizable—K-Cup Pods come in four sizes, and you can increase the strength and flavor of your coffee or even drink it iced. The Keurig K-Elite Coffee Maker comes with a 6-count K-Cup Pod variety pack, one water filter handle, and one filter. Also, the water reservoir allows you to brew eight cups before refilling. Now that's caffeine made easy!
For the bestie who has it all, the Mpow H5 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones make for a great gift. Not only will these headphones effectively block out any surrounding noise (perfect for long commutes and traveling), but they'll also make their music sound roughly 100 times better than it used to be—these headphones are specifically designed to give you the best auditory experience possible. They're also supremely comfortable, thanks to the adjustable, foldable headband and protein earbuds. Bluetooth 4.1 connects in mere seconds from up to 33 feet away, and the built-in battery works for well over 25 hours. Your best friend will never guess that these awesome headphones cost under $50.
These headphones will work with Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, as well as MP3s, iPods, your PC or TV, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices.


I use MailChimp for my newsletter and email marketing and I thought that was the place I needed to go to if I was going to set up my pop-up code to implement it on my blog. As I searched and searched the internet for hours on how to add a pop-up to my Squarespace website using MailChimp , I kept running into the same thing.
Using the built in Squarespace & MailChimp discount helps you to Create Effective and profitable drip Email Campaigns "" Caffeinated Marketing.


The Know No Fear: A Warhammer 40,000 Starter Set for Warhammer 40,000 Ed8 from Games Workshop is a starter set for Warhammer 40.000 Ed8, that includes miniature figures, and scenery to build a complete battlefield.
Games Workshop: Know No Fear: A Warhammer 40,000 Starter Set: Official webpage.
Adam Sinclair: Know No Fear Unboxing 40k: Contents overview video.
Game_world: Warhamer 40k know no fear rus обзор: Contents overview video of the Russian edition.
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WargamingHobby.com: "Know No Fear" paper terrain unboxing and crafting tutorial: Review video.
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Bell of Lost Souls: BoLS Review | Know No Fear | Warhammer 40,000: Review video.
Drive Thru Review: Getting Started With Warhammer 40,000: Review video.
Kevin Outlaw: Warhammer 40,000: Know No Fear - Part 5 (Final Thoughts): Review video.
Raf (for Miniature Market): Warhammer 40K: Know No Fear Starter Set Review: Review article.
Spikey Bits: 1/2 Price Starter Set for 8th 40k? Know No Fear REVIEW: Review video.
Adam Sinclair: Know No Fear Building and Undercoating: Video.
Kevin Outlaw: Warhammer 40,000: Know No Fear - Part 3 (Playthrough of Mission 1 and 2): Gameplay video of Mission 1 and 2.
Kevin Outlaw: Warhammer 40,000: Know No Fear - Part 4 (Playthrough of Mission 3): Gameplay video of Mission 3.
Do you have the Know No Fear: A Warhammer 40,000 Starter Set for Warhammer 40,000 Ed8 from Games Workshop? How do you like it? Would you recommend it to others? What further uses can you come up with? Tell your opinion in the comments!


She has already gained over 5000 twitter followers in less than a year. Learn what her secret sauce is for social media!
It's not easy wearing purple runners and being creative. It's even more difficult staying creative.
Founded in 2007, Nclud has already been nominated as Design Agency of the Year at the .Net Magazine Awards 2010.
Responsive designs play a crucial role in Edenspiekermann's effectiveness in shaping brands, identities and interactions. Some of the agency's most recent projects include Carhartt Radio iPhone app, SoundPrism, WineStein App, and Eneco, a Dutch energy supplier.
Erik Spiekermann is a famous German typomaniac. Typography has been his life — he even refuses to read unless he can identify the font type.


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Shahid Sonam Kapoor Mausam Movie Stills
Shahid Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor are coming together for the first time, with the Hindi movie Mausam, which is directed by Pankaj Kapoor.
Shahid Kapoor who plays the Air Force official and his training to flight has been highly talked about. The movie is also is said to be the remake of Hollywood movie Top Gun, which has Tom Cruise, but Shahid and the team of Mausam has denied such reports.
This movie sees the directorial debut of Pankaj Kapoor (Shahid's father). The movie also saw a huge trouble between Pankaj Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor during the shoot, while later it is said to have sorted out.
Directed by Pankaj Kapur
Produced by - Sheetal Vinod Talwar & Sunil Lulla
Music by - Pritam
Distributed by - Religare Vistaar Entertainment, Eros International Media Ltd.
Release date - September 16, 2011
Cast - Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Supriya Pathak, Ankit Mohan IAF, John Howarth, The Victorian flower boy


Bankruptcy is a scary word, and an even scarier situation for Canadian's who don't have a clear understanding of what it can mean for their future. To help clear up common misconceptions and provide a better understanding of the help available to those in financial confusion, Bankruptcy-Canada conducted an interview with second-generation Trustees Barton Goth and Desmond West-Chow of Goth and Company. Goth and Company is an Alberta institution founded in 1993 by James D. Goth that gives people struggling with financial difficulties personalized help understanding and managing debt and bankruptcy. The company operates its insolvency practice in Edmonton and Northern Alberta, with offices in Sherwood Park, Edmonton, and St. Albert. Barton Goth has been part of his father's business for 22 years, starting in reception and operating as a Trustee for the past 10 years. Desmond West-Chow became a Trustee this year, but has worked for Goth and Company for four years as a Client Services Specialist and grew up watching his father work in the same industry.
In the interview, Barton and Desmond explain how Bankruptcy Trustees can help people understand their options, the kinds of debt to look out for, and what Bankruptcy looks like for those facing it.
What does bankruptcy look like?
[Debtors] are quite often concerned that they are going to lose everything that they worked hard for, their homes, their vehicles and things of that nature and quite often people don't necessarily lose those things or they are allowed to keep at least a reasonable portion of them," explains Barton. There are certain provisions within bankruptcy and insolvency legislation that protects individuals and allows them to keep what is necessary to live a reasonable lifestyle and continue working while paying off debt.
Bankruptcy is a last case scenario that won't be recommended if there are other options for managing debt. The law requires an individual to make certain monthly payments as well as other duties, and once those payments are made and duties met then the individual is discharged from the debt. A consumer proposal is a way to avoid bankruptcy. "It's a deal that's made with the creditors, right? So the idea is for a court sanctioned and supervised process, you make an offer to your creditors to provide them a better recovery than they would receive in the bankers. The recovery typically isn't paying the debts in full, in fact it's usually paying a portion of the principal." A consumer proposal also eliminates interest, meaning an easier amount to of debt to pay back so that bankruptcy can be avoided.
What are most people worried about?
Garnishment, when a creditor goes to court and takes money directly off a paycheque, it is a major fear for individuals. "Often they simply looked at their credit card bill and they have realized that they have been making a minimum monthly payment for the last 12 months, but when they read on that statement that's making the minimum monthly payment is going to result in having any payments over the next 67 years or some ridiculously large number like that." In these situations, a person sees that a bad situation is imminent and needs help managing payments before interest gets out of hand.
Why should a client not feel embarrassed coming to see you?
"Sometimes the best way to know whether or not you can avoid bankruptcy is to talk to the person that knows most about a bankruptcy" says Desmond. Often, a client afraid of filing for bankruptcy will be told that there are other, less intimidating options. A Trustee is available to provide information so they can make informed decisions about all parties involved and all options available, not judge clients for how they got into heavy debt situations. An individual meeting with a Trustee can expect information on the industry and laws, advice on their situation, and even referrals to other professionals better suited to help in their specific situations.
Barton and Desmond say that the best way to know what bankruptcy would cost to you, contact your local trustee to get individual advice based on your income and family size. Bankruptcy typically lasts anywhere from 9 to 36 months, depending on the rate of the person experiencing and their rate and circumstances.


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Woman attacked by dogs in Vinton County grateful to rescuers
by: Cierra Johnson, Caleb Michael
Posted: Nov 2, 2022 / 08:07 PM EDT
Updated: Nov 3, 2022 / 12:56 PM EDT
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A woman who was attacked by a pack of dogs in Vinton County said she is grateful for the passersby who saved her.
Eva Simons, 64, was attacked by three dogs identified as "pit bull mix canines" Saturday near Lake Hope State Park while riding a mountain bike on Shea Road.
According to the Vinton County Sheriff's Office, two people driving by saw the attack and shielded Simons with their car, getting the dogs to run away.
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Simons' injuries were so severe that she had to have one of her legs partially amputated.
Recovering in a Columbus hospital, Simons was in good spirits and acknowledged the situation could have been a lot worse. She's now preparing for a long road ahead with therapy and adjusting to a new normal.
On Wednesday, Simons recounted the incident, saying that after getting a flat tire, she decided to walk the bike the four miles back to her car. With about a mile and a half left, she encountered the three dogs, and with no one around and no cell service, she was vulnerable.
Simons said she tried using the bike as a shield and later a weapon, but it wasn't enough. The dogs began biting her legs, even dragging her a distance toward a field.
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That is when the people drove up, scared off the dogs, and were able to drive Simons to a nearby hospital. If it wasn't for them, Simons said, her story would've had a much different ending.
"Right then, I knew what was happening to my legs and I knew I'd either die or I lose a leg, one way or another, but I was just fighting not to die," she said. "And that's when the help arrived and I'm just eternally grateful for the people who stopped and saved me."
That was a sentiment echoed by Vinton County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Aaron Ervin.
"I'm just grateful for the passersby that stopped by and gave her aid, got her to the hospital," he said. "Shielded her from the canines. If it hadn't been for them, it could've been worse."
According to the incident report, one of the people who helped Simons fired two shots to help her, but those rounds did not make contact.
All three dogs in the attack have been put down, two being put down at the scene due to aggressive behavior, according to the sheriff's office report. Their owner, who was not at home at the time of the incident, is expected to be charged.
Simons said she plans to work through her therapy and heal and has plans to get back on her bike.
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St. Luke's Boise emergency clinical educator continues family tradition in health care
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Dr. Tom Tilden, now 90, celebrated with daughter Patty O'Neill and family at St. Luke's President's Award banquet.
By Chris Langrill, News and Community
It's said that it takes a village to raise a child.
For Patty O'Neill, her village was St. Luke's.
When she was honored with a 2019 St. Luke's President's Award at a banquet in mid-June, she thought about all the people who've been part of her journey to earn St. Luke's highest recognition.
She thought about Traci McGregor, director of the Boise Emergency Department and the person who nominated her for the award, and about the staff she's worked alongside for the past 30 years at St. Luke's.
She also thought about her daughter, Katie, and her husband, Derrick.
But maybe more than anyone else on that night, O'Neill thought about her father, Dr. Tom Tilden, who sat by her side at the award ceremony.
"I think that's part of the reason I felt proud of the moment, because of my father," O'Neill said.
Dr. Tilden moved his family to Boise in 1972, when he began practicing as a pediatrician. He had a long legacy with St. Luke's until his retirement in the late 1990s.
"He had a strong work ethic, and he was able to realize that I was being identified by this organization for trying to rise above and do a little extra," she said. "It was very cool."
O'Neill said her mother, who was a nurse, and father both influenced her decision to go into health care.
"My dad would bring us when he'd go do rounds," O'Neill said. "I would come to St. Luke's – things are so much different now – but he'd bring me up to the nursery or even the NICU and say, 'OK, I'm going to leave her here while I go do some rounds.'"
All these years later, O'Neill is still walking the halls of St. Luke's.
"I'm the Boise emergency room clinical educator," she said. "I'm in charge of making sure the staff is competent … and that they're kept up to date as far as their educational requirements for St. Luke's."
McGregor, O'Neill's supervisor, has a different way of describing O'Neill's role.
O'Neill and Dr. Tilden at a rodeo.
"She is, hands down, the heart of the unit," McGregor said. "She's completely devoted to the department."
"We've never had an educator like her before, that works the floor, side-by-side with the staff," she said. "They know what she's capable of doing and she's not going to ask anyone to do something that she's not capable of doing herself. That earns her a lot of respect."
It's also resulted in a few memorable moments.
"I helped deliver a baby out of a pants leg once," O'Neill said.
On that shift, she was working in a nearby room when she heard a woman scream.
"Her husband parked in the parking lot, and so she walked to the sliding glass doors, and we hear this 'AAAAHHHHH!'" she said. "I go out to see what's going on and this woman is standing there, and she had delivered the baby. It went right into her pants leg.
"We got her to the closest chair and my co-worker, Eric, came out with some trauma shears, cut the baby out and NICU rushed down and everybody was OK."
O'Neill has plenty more stories in which she's been amazed by her team.
"It's a great team," she said. "We had a brand-new nurse start today, and I told her, 'It's OK, because you're never going to be alone in here.' The teamwork is like no other, and maybe that's what speaks to me, because I've always loved being a part of a team."
For one night, however, O'Neill allowed the spotlight to shine on herself instead of her team.
Indeed, it was a proud moment for her father as she accepted the President's Award.
"We began a tradition of medicine in our family, built on (a) firm foundation of integrity, honesty, hard work and performance of high standards," Dr. Tilden wrote in an email. "I'm very proud of my daughter."
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Home entertainment music DRAKE UNVEILS NEW PRIVATE PLANE 'AIR DRAKE'
DRAKE UNVEILS NEW PRIVATE PLANE 'AIR DRAKE'
Drake is flying high.
The rapper will no longer have to bother with commercial airliners now that he has his own private jet. Taking to Instagram, Drizzy revealed his new ride, a giant 767 dubbed "Air Drake," which houses two bedrooms and features his praying hands logo on the tail.
"No rental, no timeshare, no co-owners," says Drake, who gets emotional as he admires his pricey purchase in an airport hangar.
He also acknowledges his friend Ajay Virmani, President and CEO of Cargojet Airways, who facilitated the deal. According The Blast, Drake and the Canadian businessman go way back. "That guy made it happen right there. That's the man," he says of Virmani.
And his extravagant ride didn't come cheap. Planes around this size typically range in price between $75 and $100 million.
"Nothing was the same for real," Drake captioned the video.
Friends including Bun B, Slim Thug, Tiesto, and DJ Khaled congratulated him on his baller move. "I remember you tell me this 2 years ago Wow congrats my brother," said Khaled.


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Roundup: Coal in Decline

Coal industry in trouble • Update on rural suicide report • Rural schools and counties funding bill approved • Farmers meeting the pope • Rural phone service quality bill introduced

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From the "We Knew It Was Bad But Not This Bad" department, the coal industry in America may be entering a death spiral. A new report by the Carbon Tracker Initiative claims the U.S. coal industry has lost 76% of its value in the last five years (emphasis mine as my head exploded). Peabody Energy, whom we know from the John Prine song and also being the world's largest private coal company, lost 80% of its share price over the same time span. The report blames cheap and accessible shale gas and regulations for the steep decline. Not everyone is convinced that coal is dead, though.
… Chiza Vitta, a credit analyst from Standard and Poor's, said he did not believe coal was in a terminal decline, although its share of the US electricity market would diminish somewhat in the coming years.
Vitta said the drop in share prices noted by Carbon Tracker was due to a complex series of factors, including a cyclical dip in metallurgical coal demand. He said despite the slowdown "coal will continue to be an integral part of the energy portfolio. It's going to get a little smaller so the share price is going to fall. But there is always going to be a place for coal."
— Shawn Poynter
Here's a little more on the JAMA Pediatrics study that found higher suicide rates among young adults living in rural areas between 1996 and 2010. The rural rate by 2010 had was almost double that of urban centers. Many reasons were given as possible reasons: Isolation, unemployment, mental health problems untreated due to doctor shortages. One stat that really jumps out, though, is the number of suicides committed with a gun.
More than half of the youths who killed themselves in this time period did so with a firearm, and gun suicides (though generally on the decline) were particularly common in rural areas—nearly three times more common. This may be because gun ownership is higher in rural regions. According to2014 Pew data, 51 percent of people in rural areas kept a gun at home, compared to 25 percent in urban areas, and 36 percent in the suburbs.
"Suicide is in many ways the oft-ignored part of gun tragedy in America, the part that few talk about, especially those who resist any efforts to decrease access to guns," writes Frederick Rivara, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Washington, in an editorial accompanying the study. He points out that 86 percent of suicide attempts using guns end in death, compared to 2 percent of attempts using drugs.
"Rural residents often grow up with guns, have guns in their homes and there's just a general culture of guns in rural areas," [lead author of the study Cynthia] Fontanella says. Even so, she says, suicide rates by all methods were higher in the country than in the city.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill this week that provides funding for rural schools and counties.
The measure, which was attached to the unrelated Medicare Access Act, will provide two years of funding for the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self Determination Act. One year of the funding would be retroactive.
"The Secure Rural Schools Act provides an alternative source of education funding for counties with a high percentage of national forests and is designed to make up for lost timber receipts, which were shared with local communities," reports the Idaho Statesmen.
The Senate still needs to act on the measure.
The bill passed the House with strong bipartisan support, 392-37. Idaho U.S. Representative Raul Labrador was in the minority that opposed the bill. His office said he "advocated a lasting solution for Secure Rural Schools."
If passed into law, funding would expire again in less than a year, says Mark Haggerty with Headwaters Economics. (In a recent Daily Yonder article, Haggerty argues that the county-payment system needs reform.)
A delegation of Farmers Union state presidents met with the pope this week to discuss the importance of family farmers in food security. The conversation, at some point, expanded from food security to include water security, an urgent issue for many farmers.
"After spending time revisiting the values we hold, with the emphasis on our spiritual, moral and physical responsibilities to the land and the production of food, Montana Farmers Union grassroots membership should be proud that these same ideas are held high around the world," [Montana Farm Union resident Alan] Merrill said in a news release issued by the Montana Farmers Union on Thursday.
The Farmers Union delegation said that one of its biggest challenges is to dispel the widely held myth that U.S. agriculture is completely dominated by large, multinational corporations and is inapplicable to the farming paradigms in most of the rest of the world.
U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) and Jon Tester (D-Montana) have introduced a bill to improve the quality of phone service to rural America.
The legislation directs the Federal Communications Commission to establish quality standards for telephone service providers. The bill would prevent phone companies from discriminating against calls that went to "any and all areas of our country," according to a press release.
The FCC is already working on the problem of "rural call completion" through its own regulatory rulemaking. Since 2013, the agency has disciplined four phone companies for dropping calls to rural customers to avoid paying higher costs associated with the calls. The FCC's last and largest settlement came in January, when Verizon agreed to pay a $2 million fine and spend $3 million on improved rural service.
If you are having trouble connecting to a rural area via telephone, the FCC website explains symptoms of the problem and what consumers can do about it.
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STATE OPERA: BALLETT: FORSYTHE | VAN MANEN | KYLIÁN
Event: STATE OPERA: BALLETT: FORSYTHE | VAN MANEN | KYLIÁN
Date/Time: 2019-09-28,
Venue: Vienna State Opera | Ballet: VAN MANEN | Shedule 2019
Address: Opernring 2, 1010 Vienna, Austria
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Cat I +€230.00
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William Forsythe , Hans van Manen , Jiří Kylián
FORSYTHE | VAN MANEN | KYLIÁN
In 1978, when Jiří Kylián (who at that time was artistic director of the Nederlands Dans Theater) presented his "Psalmensymphonie", this also provided the impetus for the entire further development of the ensemble, and the ballet has to this day retained the reputation of an early masterpiece which celebrates all facets of the dance and yet goes its own individual way. Also intended as an "ode to the ballet" was William Forsythe's 1984 "Artifact", the key moments of which were condensed by Forsythe 20 years later to form the suite of the same name. With "Trois Gnossiennes" (1982) and "Solo" (1997) by Hans van Manen, we include two further works in the season programme which demonstrate the stylistic developments and changes of these choreographers.


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Dolley Payne Todd Madison
For half a century she was the most important woman in the social circles of America. To this day she remains one of the best known and best loved ladies of the White House--though often referred to, mistakenly, as Dorothy or Dorothea.
She always called herself Dolley, and by that name the New Garden Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends, in Piedmont, North Carolina, recorded her birth to John and Mary Coles Payne, settlers from Virginia. In 1769 John Payne took his family back to his home colony, and in 1783 he moved them to Philadelphia, city of the Quakers. Dolley grew up in the strict discipline of the Society, but nothing muted her happy personality and her warm heart.
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John Todd, Jr., a lawyer, exchanged marriage vows with Dolley in 1790. Just three years later he died in a yellow-fever epidemic, leaving his wife with a small son.
By this time Philadelphia had become the capital city. With her charm and her laughing blue eyes, fair skin, and black curls, the young widow attracted distinguished attention. Before long Dolley was reporting to her best friend that "the great little Madison has asked...to see me this evening."
Although Representative James Madison of Virginia was 17 years her senior, and Episcopalian in background, they were married in September 1794. The marriage, though childless, was notably happy; "our hearts understand each other," she assured him. He could even be patient with Dolley's son, Payne, who mishandled his own affairs--and, eventually, mismanaged Madison's estate.
Discarding the somber Quaker dress after her second marriage, Dolley chose the finest of fashions. Margaret Bayard Smith, chronicler of early Washington social life, wrote: "She looked a Queen...It would be absolutely impossible for any one to behave with more perfect propriety than she did."
Blessed with a desire to please and a willingness to be pleased, Dolley made her home the center of society when Madison began, in 1801, his eight years as Jefferson's Secretary of State. She assisted at the White House when the President asked her help in receiving ladies, and presided at the first inaugural ball in Washington when her husband became Chief Executive in 1809.
Dolley's social graces made her famous. Her political acumen, prized by her husband, is less renowned, though her gracious tact smoothed many a quarrel. Hostile statesmen, difficult envoys from Spain or Tunisia, warrior chiefs from the west, flustered youngsters--she always welcomed everyone. Forced to flee from the White House by a British army during the War of 1812, she returned to find the mansion in ruins. Undaunted by temporary quarters, she entertained as skillfully as ever.
At their plantation Montpelier in Virginia, the Madisons lived in pleasant retirement until he died in 1836. She returned to the capital in the autumn of 1837, and friends found tactful ways to supplement her diminished income. She remained in Washington until her death in 1849, honored and loved by all. The delightful personality of this unusual woman is a cherished part of her country's history.
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Elayne Boosler Net Worth
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Full Name Elayne Boosler
Birth Place Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.
Date of Birth Aug 18, 1952 (age 66)
Ethnicity Russian-Jewish, Romanian-Jewish
Occupation Comedian, Writer, Actress
Marital Status Married (Bill Siddons)
Education University of South Florida
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American comedian Elayne Boosler has an estimated net worth of $2 million. Born in Brooklyn, New York in August 1952. She started out as a doorman at The Improvisation comedy club where she was discovered by Andy Kaufman who persuaded her to get into the standup comedy industry and who had a romantic relationship with her for three years. Boosler then became the first ever female to get one hour comedy special on cable on the 1986 Showtime with Party of One. So far, she has been featured on numerous TV series including The Andy Kaufman Show, The Cosby Show, Late Night with David Letterman, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Late Show with David Letterman, Night Court, The Arsenio Hall Show, Dear John USA, Sisters, The Dean Martin Comedy World, Living Single, and Politically Incorrect, and has been nominated for CableACE Awards thrice. Elayne married has been married to ex-manager of The Doors Bill Siddons since 2007.
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Hastings Park is the City of Vancouver's second largest park (154 acres or 62 hectares). The land was granted by the Province of British Columbia to the City of Vancouver in 1889 "for the use, recreation, and enjoyment of the public". Horse racing began there in 1892, and still continues today. The Vancouver Exhibition Association (VEA) was founded in 1907 and has, since 1910, operated an annual fair in Hastings Park. In 1926, Happyland (now Playland) opened on the site. The grounds were seconded for wartime mobilization, parades and patriotic gatherings during World War I and World War II. In 1942, a large section of Hastings Park was used to detain over 8000 Japanese Canadians, before they were sent to internment camps and work camps. The VEA, later named Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) was operated as a Provincial Crown Corporation (1973-2003) and leased a portion of the Hastings Park site from the City. By the mid- 1970s the annual PNE Fair was attracting up to 1.3 million visitors to Hastings Park. After the Province transferred ownership & management of the PNE to City of Vancouver in 2004, a city-wide consultation process helped to set a new vision for the future of Hastings Park, balancing green space and active use. In 2009, the City of Vancouver initiated a new Hastings Park Master Plan.
Hastings Park was previously used for military purposes during the First World War between 1914-1918. Mostly, the grounds were used for assembling and training troops, as well as military parades and deployment. During this time, the annual fair was never cancelled.
During the Second World War, the fairgrounds were again designated for limited military use. In 1942, the buildings in Hastings Park were expropriated by the Department of National Defense as a clearing station or assembly centre. The administration was then turned over to the BC Security Commission. This forced the cancellation of the fair in 1942 – the only time in PNE history. The racetrack and grandstand were leased separately by the RCMP as storage for automobiles and trucks seized from Japanese Canadians.


The Royal Directives of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said to establish the Million Date Palm Plantation Project isan extraordinary shift for the agricultural sector and in particular for the Date Palm for what this vital project signifies and aims to achieve. The noblest aim of this project is to awaken and raise the interest of the Omani society towards caring for the Date Palm tree. In addition to it help in increasing the size of the areas planted with Date Palm trees in the country. As it carries a social and economic importance for the national economy. Date Palm tree is the fence of the traditional economic sectors the Omani citizen has ties with from old ages. The special link that ties between the current generation and the Date Palm tree will remain strong in their hearts under the Royal care of His Majesty that sets an example for us to follow in working for this country.
Committing to the general strategy and the plans of establishing the Million Date Palm Plantation Project, we have applied the latest technologies in all phases of the project. We believe in taking advantage of latest technologies that will assist us in irrigation, enhancing the produced types of Date Palm, accelerating the work progress through the advanced technologies, developing and improving the ongoing research on Date Palm derivatives and establishing industries that are based on economy of knowledge which makes best use of raw materials. It is a delight that the project phases has been realized and that the all the 11 farms has been equipped with facilities and services. This constitutes the beginning of the project and will be a remarkable sign in the Date Palm Plantation in the Sultanate for the huge hopes and that aspires to reflect the vision of His Majesty who wants to reinstitute the glory, presence and importance of the Date Palm tree amidst the current developments and trends that characterizes daily life and captures the interest of the individual and society to other matters. The spirit of the Million Date Palm Plantation Project and its noble goals to add high value to the agriculture sector in the country is a great task for everyone to endeavor and to fulfill the vision of His Majesty. An achievement to be added to the blessed Renaissance.
The High aspiration and goals of the project has led to an acceleration in implementing the project overcoming all the obstacles and challenges that occurred that seemed so minor against the huge importance of such projects to the citizens and the country. With Allah's Grace, the progress of work is accelerating in all the farms to rebuild the future inspiration that will give back life to a tradition which will remain in the future economy for what it holds within the modern industries that is based on Date Palm trees and its derivatives. Factories will start producing different varieties of products equipped with scientific research labs that will be open for the students and researches to apply what they have learned from the studies that reveals the greatness of the Date Palm trees and will be calling on entrepreneurs to be creative in establishing projects that will be beneficial for them, their society and the economy. Transforming the challenges of this project into opportunities that will expand the horizons of national duty is what we armed with until we fulfill all the wishes of His Majesty in completing the whole project. That will be a remarkable achievement to be added along with all the great achievements of this country. We are determined and will not spare any effort and we will not be intimidated by any challenge or obstacle in making this project an iconic achievement among the other country's achievement and a leading example for the generation on preserving the jobs of our fathers and grandfathers.


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Frederick Broadhurst (30 November 1888 – 9 May 1953) was an English professional footballer who played as a full-back. In a career spanning almost 20 years, he made almost 250 appearances in the Football League for five different clubs.

Early life
Born in the town of Hindley, Lancashire, Broadhurst played for his hometown club, Hindley Central, as a youth before joining Football League side Preston North End in April 1910.

Career
He signed his first professional contract with North End in August of the same year and went on to make two league appearances during the 1910–11 season. Broadhurst returned to Hindley Central on loan in March 1913, before his career was interrupted by the outbreak of the First World War, which halted all competitive football in England for four seasons between 1915 and 1919. Upon the recommencement of League football in 1919–20, Broadhurst was awarded £400 (£ as of ) by Preston for completing ten seasons with the team.

In the summer of 1922, having played 107 league matches and scored 3 goals for North End, Broadhurst moved to Stalybridge Celtic, who had joined the Football League the previous year following the formation of the Third Division North. He missed only two matches of the 1922–23 campaign, making 36 league appearances for the side as they finished 11th in the league. However, Stalybridge left the League at the end of the season, and Broadhurst subsequently moved to Second Division outfit Stockport County. He did not feature regularly with his new club, however, and played only four matches for them. A return to the Third Division North with Barrow followed in June 1924, and Broadhurst was almost ever-present during the 1924–25 season as the side ended the campaign in 14th position.

Broadhurst joined Nelson in June 1925 and made his debut for the club on 29 August 1925 in the 2–1 win against Crewe Alexandra at Seedhill. He retained his place in the starting eleven for some time, playing in 36 competitive league matches before being replaced by Walter Chadwick for the 0–3 loss to Grimsby Town on 17 April 1926. Throughout the 1926–27 campaign, Broadhurst shared right-back duties with Clement Rigg and James Pearson. His final appearance for Nelson came on 7 May 1927, in the 0–2 defeat at home to Tranmere Rovers. He left the club at the end of the season and, at the age of 38, moved into non-league football with Chorley of the Lancashire Combination.

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1888 births
1953 deaths
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Preston North End F.C. players
Stalybridge Celtic F.C. players
Stockport County F.C. players
Barrow A.F.C. players
Nelson F.C. players
Chorley F.C. players
English Football League players
People from Hindley, Greater Manchester
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cora asked in Politics & GovernmentPolitics · 1 month ago
How do white people feel about becoming a minority in America in 20 years?
Awesome, I can't wait to be a minority in 20 years. That is when I get to see you killed for being a F**kin* raceist.
You got your answer to this when they elected Trump in 2016.
That is true, but it was not the majority of American voters who put him there. It was a minority of American voters with the help of Putin, another white nationalist.
We're fine with it. Many of us (educated and liberal) have lived overseas where we were a minority. We're somehow still alive and talking about it. Nothingburger. Totally. You might want to get your passport, creampuff, and go do the same.
No, they're not. Not everyone is a paranoid racist like you, honey. Get your passport and go see the world as this answerer suggests. It's not nearly as scary as your mind tells you it is.
BlueNinjaLove
Like it won't happen.
StephenWeinstein
They feel well-fed. Perhaps even obese.
Because of the food that nonwhites produce that whites eat.
Without it, whites would feel hungry, or resentful of the cost of buying food from other countries. But not as good as they feel now eating the food that others produce for them.
It's inevitable.
Someday, there won't even be dark skinned people either. Everyone will be beautifully tanned ;)
Sure, there will be some diehard racist bigots, but they'll die eventually, and eventually all people will be mixed.
People should just go ahead and get used to it, but you know racists won't. There will be those who dig their heels in the ground, cry and scream, "The only (N word) is a dead (N word).
The sooner white nationalist die out, the better for mankind.
On the contrary, white nationalist are the ones who don't like diversity. I'm white but not a white nationalist or supremist
The Sasquatch RETURNS
Looking forward to more and more whites getting red pilled.
Kid Mohawk
I genuinely do not care, and doubt I'd even notice a difference since I live in and frequent rural areas.
Cora, most of the indigenous and Spaniards have already been mixed, to what we have today, and that only took about four hundred years.
Maga Myers
I feel they won't be. You have to add up all monority groups to get there. White people will still be the largest group.
So my turn, why does this mean something to you? Enough to do those mental gymnastics.
That is true Gage. For example, the majority could be 30% of the population if the pie was sliced in four pieces and the other pieces were 25/25/20 percent.
What about Americans?
Does the fact that Pelosi, Schumer, Schiff and Biden were all booed by their constituents mean Democrats have angered voters?
Trumpsters, how do you still justify your support for Trump when he tells his top military generals?
Was Bernie Sanders right when he said Democrats are "intellectually bankrupt" and "morally deficient" in 1985?
Once the impeachment stunt is dismissed, should the Democrats hold their head in shame for bringing scorn and ridicule upon the House?
Why do 83 percent of black Americans say that Trump is racist?


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4. One Direction - A.M.
So there we have it, My favorite songs of November. I know some of these songs have been featured in different playlist posts as well so I'm sorry if this has been a little bit boring. It is just a post I have been enjoying writing this year and I know a lot of you reading my blog have enjoyed it too. If you have loved some of these songs over the past couple of months then be sure to let me know in the comments below as well as leaving me some of your recommendations.


I'm originally from a town in northern Idaho called Moscow.
Moscow, like Moscow, in Russia?
Cool! So you live in NYC now? And when did you move to NYC?
Well, I came to NYC for college, so in 2000 when I graduated from high school. I left for three years to do grad work at the Iowa Playwrights Workshop program, and then I came back right after that.
So what have you been working on here at SPACE?
Did you write the 20 pages here?
I did, yeah. And I don't know a lot about it yet but I had the idea for the framework of it about a month and a half ago, over the summer. I haven't actually had the time to sit down and get a good start at it. So it's been nice over the past couple of days to do that.
Great! Would you mind telling us a little about it?
Well, I don't know a lot about it yet, but I know it's about a group of missionaries and it's all set in the basement of an evangelical church. It's about the lead up for all these missionaries, who are about to go to the Middle East to proselytize, and they're sort of in training. So that's the basic frame of it.
That sounds awesome. What gave you the inspiration for it?
I don't know what exactly the jumping off point was, but I am really interested in religion in America and fundamentalism especially. I'm really interested in this phenomenon where young, perhaps naive American kids, in sort of middle-of-the-country states, going overseas and proselytizing. It's almost this form of western expansion and cultural dominance, but it's framed in this way where they are just trying to do good—they firmly believe that what they're doing is helping people, and I'm interested in that dynamic.
That is very cool, very interesting. What do you typically like to write about? Do you have topics or ideas you typically go towards, or is it sort of just what comes to you at that time in your life?
I think lately, for the last several years, the plays have been all in really simple, daily, banal settings—like almost oppressively banal. But the ideas in the plays are the opposite of that. They're operatic and big—ideas about faith and human connection, and empathy.
I was hearing over a meal, that you were in the Berkshires this summer, were you at Williamstown?
Yeah, I had a show at Williamstown called A Great Wilderness, on the Nikos stage. I lived there pretty much the whole summer, and I had a wonderful experience. I had been there before, I wrote the fellowship play for one of the non-equity shows, but it was great being back.
No, this is my 3rd or 4th or 5th actually.
Wow! Cool. Do you have any crazy stories or differences between the times that stick out to you?
It's just been so cool seeing the organization expand. Every time I come here something about it has been a little bit bigger. Like now they have Kay Hall, which wasn't open the last time I was here. And the room that I'm staying in, the Ambrose room, the first time I stayed in that room, the shower didn't work, they were still just working on opening the house. So it's just so cool and moving to see the organization flourish like this.
Great! Yeah, it's very cool. Well, fun question: have you found a favorite spot on the farm?
I feel like every single time I've been here I've gone to a different place, but one place I love going is the dock. And the lake—just bringing a notebook there and writing. I'll probably do that before I leave today.
Yeah, it's such a good place. Have you been in the canoe and on the water?
No I haven't done that actually.
Oh, you should do that! You should go in the canoe and write in the middle of the water. I love it out there.
Any other specifics or places that you have found before that you love? Anything stick out?
What I love about this place is the loose structure of the day, the meals and the social time built in, and the food is so wonderful. It's just so simple and unfettered, you can just work at your own pace. It's just the ideal writing retreat, for me at least.
Well, I think many people would agree.


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Denver Sheriff Stands Alone In Opposition Of Bill To Speed Up Bail Releases From Jail
By Allison Sherry
Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman addresses the press after an incident at the Denver Downtown Detention Center, Aug. 1, 2018.
Inmates in Denver's jails can wait days after posting a bond before being released — a delay that has inspired bipartisan legislation that will require county sheriffs to release people within four hours of posting bail.
Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman acknowledges the city's delays in processing people, both on the front end and after bond has been posted. It's something Denver has been working on for two years, he said, and trying to make improvements.
"We all want the same thing, nobody wants to hold people in jail longer than they need to be here," Firman said. "It benefits us to get people out processed out quicker. It benefits our community to get people out quicker. And so I think we're all working towards the same thing and we've made some huge progress and innovations with the Denver Sheriff's Department."
Firman cites sheer volume — Denver books and lets out about 100 people daily — as the reason behind the delays. He also said properly identifying people, a process done by the Denver Police Department, can back up systems.
"If we've had a busy night, there are times we have remands from the courts, or there's things going on in the city and more people are getting arrested, more people are going to take more time to process," he said. "All of those things add or take away from the amount of time and the efficiencies of trying to get them out."
The Senate bill pending at the state legislature requires people who have been arrested to have an advisement in front of a judge within 48 hours, which will require all courts to have staff on a weekend day. It also requires people to be released within four hours of posting a bond.
Republican state Sen. Vicki Marble, herself a former bondswoman, is the bill's sponsor. Marble said she has empathy for people who sit in jail, pre-trial, because of bureaucratic delays.
"If it's a three-day weekend, they're going to lose their jobs," Marble said. "They have commitments to family to make, there are so many variables that go into each individual defendant and they haven't been convicted of anything."
At the measure's first Senate hearing, Denver was the only sheriff's department to oppose it; no other sheriff even showed up.
Denver Sheriff Major Stephanie McManus told lawmakers she worried about the bill's ambiguity: does the 48-hour clock start when people are arrested or are booked? What if they have outstanding warrants in other counties?
McManus said she supports the "spirit" of the bill, but that the burden is on the arresting agency — which makes it hard for somewhere as big as Denver to enforce.
"This has been and continues to be a top priority for the city and county of Denver," she told lawmakers. "But there is a lot of ambiguity to this bill … This requirement has the potential to expose the city to extensive litigation."
Advocates and lawyers say Denver has the resources to figure it out. They compare Denver to El Paso County, which has the single largest jail in the state, and say El Paso Sheriff Bill Elder has agreed to comply with the law.
Rebecca Wallace, a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado, has researched Denver's jail release times for the past year. While the city has gotten average release times down to 4.6 hours, she said there were more than 1,000 people who waited between 24 and 48 hours to get out after posting bond.
Wallace said there were some people who posted a bond and were delayed so long in being let out that they missed court dates in other jurisdictions, sparking another arrest warrant.
"Denver's part of the reason for this bill and that's really true, and I don't deny they've been working on bringing down their release times, we could tell you dozens of stories for people waiting 20, 40 hours for release after they have posted bond," Wallace said.
Denver County Court Presiding Judge Theresa Spahn has also sounded alarm bells. In a letter sent to Sheriff Firman last summer, obtained through an open records request, Spahn criticized the sheriff's department for the delays in releasing inmates after bail has been posted.
"The court is experiencing a concerning and detrimental pattern where defendants are not released after one overnight and held for several days," she wrote. "There is no room for error when a citizen's liberty is at stake."
Firman said the department is "working towards the right thing."
"There is not one thing that is going to fix this and so looking at each individual piece to see where we can tweak things … making our processes more efficient on the intake and the release," he said. "Each one of those things will help make improvements."


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package com.yahoo.sketches.tuple;

import static com.yahoo.sketches.Util.MIN_LG_NOM_LONGS;
import static com.yahoo.sketches.Util.REBUILD_THRESHOLD;
import static com.yahoo.sketches.Util.ceilingPowerOf2;

import java.util.Arrays;

import com.yahoo.memory.Memory;
import com.yahoo.sketches.HashOperations;

/**
 * The on-heap implementation of the set difference operation A and not B for
 * tuple sketches of type ArrayOfDoubles.
 */
final class HeapArrayOfDoublesAnotB extends ArrayOfDoublesAnotB {

  private boolean isEmpty_ = true;
  private long theta_ = Long.MAX_VALUE;
  private long[] keys_;
  private double[] values_;
  private int count_;
  private final short seedHash_;
  private final int numValues_;

  /**
   * Creates an instance of HeapArrayOfDoublesAnotB given a custom seed
   * @param numValues Number of double values to keep for each key.
   * @param seed See seed
   */
  HeapArrayOfDoublesAnotB(final int numValues, final long seed) {
    numValues_ = numValues;
    seedHash_ = Util.computeSeedHash(seed);
  }

  @Override
  public void update(final ArrayOfDoublesSketch a, final ArrayOfDoublesSketch b) {
    if (a != null) { Util.checkSeedHashes(seedHash_, a.getSeedHash()); }
    if (b != null) { Util.checkSeedHashes(seedHash_, b.getSeedHash()); }
    if (a != null) { //stays this way even if we end up with no result entries
      isEmpty_ = a.isEmpty();
    }
    final long thetaA = a == null ? Long.MAX_VALUE : a.getThetaLong();
    final long thetaB = b == null ? Long.MAX_VALUE : b.getThetaLong();
    theta_ = Math.min(thetaA, thetaB);
    if (a == null || a.getRetainedEntries() == 0) { return; }
    if (b == null || b.getRetainedEntries() == 0) {
      getNoMatchSetFromSketch(a);
    } else {
      final long[] hashTable;
      hashTable = convertToHashTable(b);
      final int lgHashTableSize = Integer.numberOfTrailingZeros(hashTable.length);
      final int noMatchSize = a.getRetainedEntries();
      keys_ = new long[noMatchSize];
      values_ = new double[noMatchSize * numValues_];
      final ArrayOfDoublesSketchIterator it = a.iterator();
      while (it.next()) {
        final int index = HashOperations.hashSearch(hashTable, lgHashTableSize, it.getKey());
        if (index == -1) {
          keys_[count_] = it.getKey();
          System.arraycopy(it.getValues(), 0, values_, count_ * numValues_, numValues_);
          count_++;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  @Override
  public ArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch getResult() {
    if (count_ == 0) {
      return new
        HeapArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch(null, null, Long.MAX_VALUE, true, numValues_, seedHash_);
    }
    final ArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch result = new HeapArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch(
      Arrays.copyOfRange(keys_, 0, count_),
      Arrays.copyOfRange(values_, 0, count_ * numValues_),
      theta_,
      isEmpty_,
      numValues_,
      seedHash_
    );
    reset();
    return result;
  }

  @Override
  public ArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch getResult(final Memory mem) {
    if (mem == null || count_ == 0) { return getResult(); }
    final ArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch result = new DirectArrayOfDoublesCompactSketch(
      Arrays.copyOfRange(keys_, 0, count_),
      Arrays.copyOfRange(values_, 0, count_ * numValues_),
      theta_,
      isEmpty_,
      numValues_,
      seedHash_,
      mem
    );
    reset();
    return result;
  }

  private static long[] convertToHashTable(final ArrayOfDoublesSketch sketch) {
    final int size = Math.max(
      ceilingPowerOf2((int) Math.ceil(sketch.getRetainedEntries() / REBUILD_THRESHOLD)),
      1 << MIN_LG_NOM_LONGS
    );
    final long[] hashTable = new long[size];
    final ArrayOfDoublesSketchIterator it = sketch.iterator();
    final int lgSize = Integer.numberOfTrailingZeros(size);
    while (it.next()) {
      HashOperations.hashInsertOnly(hashTable, lgSize, it.getKey());
    }
    return hashTable;
  }

  private void reset() {
    isEmpty_ = true;
    theta_ = Long.MAX_VALUE;
    keys_ = null;
    values_ = null;
    count_ = 0;
  }

  private void getNoMatchSetFromSketch(final ArrayOfDoublesSketch sketch) {
    count_ = sketch.getRetainedEntries();
    keys_ = new long[count_];
    values_ = new double[count_ * numValues_];
    final ArrayOfDoublesSketchIterator it = sketch.iterator();
    int i = 0;
    while (it.next()) {
      keys_[i] = it.getKey();
      System.arraycopy(it.getValues(), 0, values_, i * numValues_, numValues_);
      i++;
    }
  }

}


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Azalea's debut studio album, The New Classic (2014), peaked among the top five of several charts worldwide and received generally mixed reviews. It topped the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums making Azalea the first non-American female rapper to reach the top of the chart. The album was preceded by her debut single "Work", and generated the US Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping single "Fancy". Azalea was featured on Ariana Grande's single "Problem", which peaked at No. 2 while "Fancy" was No. 1. Azalea joined The Beatles as the only acts to rank at numbers one and two simultaneously with their first two Hot 100 entries. She achieved three top-ten hits simultaneously on the Hot 100 with the aforementioned songs along with the album's fifth single, "Black Widow", later that year.
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Hastings St. spawned blues scene
Bluesman John Lee Hooker was photographed
on Detroit's Hastings St. for this album cover.
Unless you're from Detroit, you might not know that Hastings St. gave birth to a thriving blues scene in the 1940s and 1950s.
In fact, the Hastings St. neighborhood gave rise to iconic bluesman John Lee Hooker and lesser luminaries like Johnnie Bassett and Alberta Adams.
Hooker, of course, is known for such influential blues numbers as as "Boogie Chillen," "I'm In The Mood" and "Boom Boom."
My wife Sue and I witnessed one of Hooker's concerts as well as performances by Bassett and Adams.
Hooker was born in Clarksdale, Miss. in either 1917 or 1920, depending on the source. His father was a minister and the young musician first played publicly at church, greatly pleasing his mother. After his father died, his stepfather Will Moore, who was friends with the likes of Blind Lemon Jefferson, Charlie Patton and Blind Blake, infused Hooker with a love for the blues.
He left home at about age 14 for Memphis, meeting both B. B. King and Bobby Bland, and working in a movie theater on Beale St.
After stints in Cincinnati and Knoxville, Hooker moved to Detroit during World War II.
The singer and guitarist was right at home performing in the clubs along Hastings St. on the city's east side. Hastings ran north-south through a predominately black neighborhood known as Black Bottom. Originally settled by Jews, the district was transformed by southern migrants looking for work in the burgeoning auto industry.
The Hastings St. neighborhood featured black-owned businesses, clubs and bars which drew acts like Duke Ellington, Billie Holliday and Ella Fitzgerald.
Famous gospel preacher Rev. Cecil L. Franklin, the father of Aretha Franklin, opened his New Bethel Baptist Church on Hastings St.
The area featured Joe's Record Shop, located at 3530 Hastings St. The store was owned by Joe "Von" Battles, who also produced discs for his JVB Records label.
Hooker often recorded in a studio located in the back of the store. A young Aretha Franklin taped some gospel sides there as well.
While working for Ford Motor Co. Hooker cut his first recordings, teaming up with producer Bernie Besman.
Los Angeles-based Modern Records issued Hooker's debut called "Boogie Chillen" which climbed to the top of the rhythm & blues charts in 1949. The bluesman was so taken by Hastings St. that he mentioned it in the song's lyrics.
"I'm In The Mood" became Hooker's second R&B chart-topper 1951.
During the next four years, Hooker recorded hundreds of tracks for various labels, finally signing with VeeJay in 1955. His hits during this period included "Dimples" in 1956 and "Boom Boom" in 1962.
British band the Animals cut their version of "Boom Boom" two years later, reaching No. 43 on the U. S. charts.
The singer and guitarist recorded the massively-popular LP "Hooker 'N Heat" with blues-rock band Canned Heat in 1970. The disc contained standout tracks like "Peavine" and "Burning Hell."
Most of the 70s were lean years for Hooker, but Led Zeppelin incorporated "Boogie Chillen" into their "Whole Lotta Love" medley, playing it at nearly every show from 1970-1973.
He made a welcome a cameo appearance in the 1980 movie "The Blues Brothers," starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.
By 1989 Hooker won a Grammy Award for "The Healer" CD which he recorded with Carlos Santana, Bonnie Raitt and George Thorogood. The album was a major comeback.
Hooker was well into his fourth decade as a blues performer when Sue and I saw him in concert. The show took place during the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, circa 1990. The bill also included Robert Cray, famous for "Smoking Gun" and local favorites the Radiators. There was no doubt, however, that Hooker was the star of the show.
The veteran bluesman sat on a stool at center stage, performing his set in true solo fashion. Hooker needed nothing more than his growling voice, guitar work and foot stomps to propel his music.
We cheered as Hooker played many of his well-known songs.
He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991 and issued two more albums during the decade.
Both Alberta Adams and Johnnie Bassett, meanwhile, were connected to Hooker by way of Hastings St.
Born Roberta Louise Osborn in Indianapolis, Adams was raised by a relative in Detroit. Sources differ whether she was born in 1917 or 1925.
As early as 1942, Adams appeared at a Hastings St. club called B&C, as did Hooker.
She signed with Chicago's Chess Records in 1952 and toured with Duke Ellington, Louis Jordan, T-Bone Walker and others.
Sue and I saw Adams perform in Marquette on Sept. 2, 2006 during the annual Blues Fest. Known as the grand dame of Detroit blues, Adams commanded the stage with the seasoned experience of a singer who has performed for more than 60 years.
Ably recalling some of the classic blues divas of earlier decades, Adams became a sentimental favorite with the crowd for an endearing performance of her song, "Remember Me."
Johnnie Bassett appeared at Blues Fest two years later. Sue and I enjoyed his set on Sept. 7, 2008.
Born in 1935 in Florida, Bassett relocated to Detroit with his family in 1944. He won various talent contests and appeared on "Got a Job" the debut recording by Bill "Smokey" Robinson and the Miracles on the Chess Records imprint.
Bassett also played on stage with Alberta Adams, Hooker and other local blues performers.
During his Marquette show, Bassett opened with "The Cat," by renown film composer Lilo Schifrin and included an inspiring rendition of "Bassett Hound," his theme song.
Today, Adams and Bassett still call Detroit home, although the Hastings St. neighborhood is long gone.
In the early 1960s, the district was largely bull-dozed in an "urban renewal" program, replaced with Lafayette Park and the Chrysler Freeway portion of I-75.
Hooker lived another decade from the time we saw him in New Orleans, winning a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award in 2000.
When he died on June 21, 2001 Sue and I realised we were fortunate to have seen Hooker before Hastings Street's greatest blues star slipped into history.
Stadium gone; memories linger
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