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What are your deal breakers as a house guest?
September 24, 2013, 02:19:48 PM »
I met up with a friend from out of town last night for drinks. It came up in conversation that she's originally planned to stay a night at her SIL's apartment, but after dropping her stuff off there she realized the situation wouldn't work and decided to go home early. She didn't give many specifics other than the SIL seemed to be very busy with work and holding work meetings at the apartment, including during the evenings, and she felt like she'd be in the way. It made me wonder about other people's deal breakers for being a house guest - what would make you turn on your heels and find a hotel? Or turn down an invite altogether? Here's my list:
-unhygienic accommodations. I have a thing about bad bathroom mold in particular.
-safety issues - I have in-laws whose hoarding creates a serious fire and health hazard.
-unruly children - I posted recently about my coworker's experience as a house guest where the host's child hit her with a hockey stick and spat at her.
-hard core drug use - I can deal with inebriated hosts and am far from uptight, except in the case of hard drug use. It makes me highly uncomfortable even if it's "just" recreational.
Other than that, I have happily slept on futons, couches, etc. in places ranging from nicely kept houses to warehouse spaces without full bathrooms, and enjoyed the whole range of experiences.
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September 24, 2013, 02:30:05 PM »
I don't ever want to stay again at the home of a couple who decide to get a divorce
while I'm there
. I didn't know this was going on until after I left, just that everything was really weirdly awkward even though they'd been psyched about my coming when we first planned the trip. When the news broke about a week later, it all made sense.
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September 24, 2013, 02:30:52 PM »
A smoking house (even if the owners smoke outside only because the smell gets in everything)
Unruly pets or children
Filth (have never seen a hoarder personally but would include that)
Angry (arguments, bad re
Casual invitations to people (they don't really know)
Too much drinking (more than social)
Drug use
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September 24, 2013, 02:34:11 PM »
For me, its pretty much everything. I'm not even comfortable staying in a Bed & Breakfast where I'm paying for a private room in someone's home and its a business transaction. Homes are so very personal, I'm never comfortable staying in one as a house guest.
On the upshot not every wanting to stay in anyone's home makes it super easy and non-awkward to always insist on a hotel when visiting, I can very honestly say "its me, not you" and sine I do it to everyone, no one ever needs to take it personally.
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September 24, 2013, 02:46:21 PM »
I don't have many issues, honestly. All I ask for is a clean bathroom, a comfy place to sleep (a futon or sofa bed is fine), coffee in the morning and being able to go home without smelling like an ashtray.
I've been to homes where I had to wash everything in the morning, even clean things, because they were saturated with cigarette smoke.
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September 24, 2013, 02:47:34 PM »
The only dealbreaker for me is the host actively getting it on with her boyfriend in front of me because she thought I'd "be in the bathroom longer". Yeah, I grabbed my stuff and left.
Strangely enough we're still friends... I just never stay at her home
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September 24, 2013, 02:56:19 PM »
I need to feel clean, safe and welcome.
If someone makes me feel like I am a burden to them by being an invited guest, I will unburden them.
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September 24, 2013, 03:00:51 PM »
I won't ever stay at the home of a smoker.
I also won't stay at a home with small children, unless I have my own space where I can close the door. I don't mind if it is the study and my host/ess needs to use the computer but I don't like small children having access to my things. I carry pain killers, anti-nausea meds and decongestants/antihistamines with me at all times and I don't like having to worry about the kids getting into them.
And like Goosey said, clean, safe and welcome.
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September 24, 2013, 03:05:15 PM »
If the hosts come at me with too many house rules I insist we both will be better off if I stay in a hotel. One or two rules like no food or drinks in the living room probably wouldn't be a problem, but if it starts to stray into: no food in the living room, TV off at 9:00 pm, everyone must be up by 8:00 am, no more than 15 minutes in the bathroom in the morning... I completely understand "their house, their rules" and I respect that, but all the rules would make me anxious the whole time I was there.
Also, too many people (of any age). I just need alone time to de-stress, especially when traveling, so if there are people everywhere, I can't cope for more than about 12 hours. I enjoyed college immensely and had great roommates that I'm still friends with, but my year in the dorms was rough for me. I spent a lot of time finding isolated corners of the campus.
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September 24, 2013, 03:13:18 PM »
Absolutely no smoking. Nope.
No filth. Haven't picked up the bathroom? Okay, I'm not thrilled, but as long as I'm not showering there, I'll deal. If you have roaches and excrement? No way.
As for the rest, it's mostly "I can tough it out for one night to save money":
I can't do more than one night, if that, on an air mattress or futon.
If you have kids, I'm going to stay elsewhere long-term.
If we have vastly different schedules, I'm not going to get up at 5am with you, or stay up until 2am watching loud movies.
If you are dirty, I'm staying at a hotel.
I have a friend who is very disorganized, has cats and a toddler, and a futon. I can crash there overnight without problem, but anything else, and I'd be booked into a hotel.
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September 24, 2013, 03:17:59 PM »
Last visit home, I told my parents that if their next house is as cluttered as the current one (and as unsafe for visiting toddlers), we would stay at a hotel. They're moving soon, so I expect that even in the worst case scenario, there will be at least a few years before they reach the current level of clutter but seriously, it's oppressive.
As I've gotten older, my standards have gotten higher. In my 20s I would never mind crashing at a friend's place if it weren't that clean. These days I notice dust and dirt more so I would be less comfortable staying somewhere that the hosts hadn't made an effort to clean up.
Although I haven't had to deal with this, a smoking household is a non-starter. I've had to change so-called non-smoking hotel rooms and rental cars because of lasting smoke smells.
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September 24, 2013, 03:55:34 PM »
Filth - I don't mind lived in house-papers, toys, and stuff, but I went to a friends house and it was just so disgusting I was getting the willies.
Drug use - No, just no
If I don't get along with all family members - I had a friend I dearly loved, but her husband and I just did not mesh and altho I was always nice and polite, he would barely grunt at me when I would try to speak with him. A weekend of that was uncomfortable because it was so obvious he didn't want me there (he actually hated anyone at his castle).
Too many people crashing there- If everyone and their brother is staying and I end up with the ice cold shower because I got to go last, no. I am friendly but not into commune living. I would have loved to stay with some relatives I was reconnecting with a few years ago, but there were so many of the family in town (and I had an absolute blast with them all) but it was just too many for the space and the hotel was close enough that I still spent a lot of time with them and still had my own bed and a hot shower. I am getting too darn old to sleep on a floor.
I will adjust my schedule to my host's, will follow their house rules, have no problem helping out, buying groceries, taking them out for a meal but the above ones make me run for a hotel.
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Re: What are your deal breakers as a house guest?
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September 24, 2013, 04:15:27 PM »
A comfortable-for-me temperature. I am less tolerant of heat than many people, and at some point I'm going to have to decline invitations from people without air conditioning. I also don't want to freeze: my in-laws believe in keeping the heat low and wearing multiple sweaters, and while I can understand that in principle, it means that I can't comfortably go to the bathroom at night (when they have the heat at its lowest) or take a bath or shower, because eventually I have to get out of the hot water and then I'm dripping wet in a 50-degree bathroom.
And not to feel unwelcome. That can mean being on good terms with the entire household, or a friend who has a reasonable agreement with their housemate about guests. ("Reasonable" meaning they have in fact talked it over, rather than either party assuming that of course guests are okay, and that I know whether the housemate I don't know is going to be "Hi, Mike" and then we go our separate ways, or I'm going to be having dinner with my friend and the housemate.)
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September 24, 2013, 04:19:21 PM »
I am pretty picky, I admit. I would really just rather stay in a hotel--I get my own space that is clean, quiet, and secure without having to share with others. I know people try to be hospitable, but sometimes we just have different lifestyles and expectations, and I always feel like I'm walking on eggshells when I stay in other people's homes, trying to not get in the way, not take too long in the bathroom, not leave my stuff lying around, going along with what they want to do, that kind of thing. After I've stayed a couple days at someone's house I usually just say to myself, "Never again" (for that person, but also strengthening my resolve to avoid it with
It's kind of like WillyNilly, it's not like people are really doing anything wrong, it's just that I can't be comfortable in their homes for that long.
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September 24, 2013, 04:29:24 PM »
No smoking or drugs besides alcohol. I can't breathe when someone smokes tobacco, and I don't want to be around illegal drugs. Chewing tobacco grosses me out in all kinds of ways.
I would prefer that the person I'm staying with be okay with my singing randomly, but A) I wouldn't do that during their TV programs or something, and B) I will do my best not to sing if they ask.
I also need three pillows to sleep, but that's a me thing. I try to bring 1 or 2 of my own so I'm not being a massive pain to my host. I also am not a fan of sharing a bed with any pet, no matter how cute.
Otherwise, I'm pretty laid back. Obviously, nothing gross, and I would like a heads-up if they're doing a shrimp boil so I can sit outside till all the pots and pans are scrubbed or in the dishwasher. But if I had to sleep on the floor with three pillows and a blanket, I'd be pretty cool with that.
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why would he take a lateral move to join this sh*t show?
would have to offer him the HC position
Marvin may get the axe, should we pursue Jay?
why would he take a lateral move to join this sh*t show?
would have to offer him the HC position
Got to figure if they ax Marvin, Jay Gruden has a good shot at H.C
Why does every year Jets fans think that it's the OC....
How many of these ****in guys have we been through w/ the same results...
Turns out everyone that comes here sucks... Maybe it's the players that suck.
Who thinks that Rex would get another Head Coaching gig?
I don't think he would
He's the coaching equivalent of TO & Ocho
Talented DC with to much baggage
Even now he says stupid chit, after saying he made mistakes ect.
Most talented team?
I don't know what I'm gonna do?
We didn't coach scared? Ok Rex you brought in Tebow when Sanchez was 16/19 190 yards & 2 drops, to run up the gut on 1st down for a yard.
Then u brought in Sanchez & handed off to a gimpy McKnight "up the middle" for another yard? Um, OK Rex.
When he opens his mouth stupid chit falls out.
The worst was when he dressed to look like his brother, that was just awful comedy.
Then you have his press conferences when he says, "I don't want to give anything away", then proceeds to say he wants to use Tebow more & explains each players injury down to the exact area in which the other team should aim for.
Rex aint geting another head coaching job in the nfl. He will be blacklisted. He will bounce around as DC like his brother.
LOL at Jay Gruden. 3 yards passing in 1st half (for the record Sanchez threw for 230 yards against this defense). And we don't have an AJ Green on this roster.
And having a WR running a 5 yard route on 4th and 11. I don't care if it was Dalton's 5th checkdown, you never have a guy run that route in that spot. pathetic.
If that just happened during a Jet playoff game this board would be calling for his head.
Seriously? Did you think he looked like he called a good game here?
After watching this game...no thanks.
Terrible job by Gruden tonight IMO.
Give Houston some credit but Gruden did not help Dalton at all. Basically wasted the whole first half.
If that's the case then how about Lewis for DC?
Rob Ryan has never had a defense in top 12 for points, and only once has had a defense in top 10 (#3) for yards. By comparison, as both a HC and DC over 8 seasons, Rex has had a top ten yards defense all 8 years, and top 10 scoring defense in 5 years.
Today's games proved one thing to me. How glad I am to have Rex Ryan over Marvin Lewis, Gary Kubiak, Leslie Frazier, and to a lesser extent, Mike McCarthy.
Argghhhh! Jets are a laughing stock! Worst team in the league! Argghhh!
Did you see these "playoff" teams today?
Bengals now 22+ years without a playoff win. Playing any other team the Texans lose, and Joe Webb.. no comment.
Every team has issues. Even playoff teams. But nope, not here. Only the Jets suck. We're the worst.
no way. After watching this mess in Houston. BJGE runs 32 yards he gives up the run the next three times gaining 3 yards. Next Serie Ellis first play 12 yards then three passes for 3 more yards. Next series Ellis runs 8 yards then Gruden throws 2 passes one of which was a sack. He gives up quicker on the run than Shotty or Sprano
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If Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden is, as reported, trying to show that he deserves a head-coaching job, he has a funny way of showing it: By ignoring his team's best offensive playmaker in a playoff game.
Through the first half of the Bengals' wild card playoff game against the Texans, not a single pass has been thrown to Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green. Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton has thrown 10 first-half passes: Five to tight end Jermaine Gresham, three to receiver Marvin Jones and two to running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
Obviously, that's not just about Gruden's game plan: It's also about Dalton (who's having a bad first half) and about Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph (who's having a good first half). But whatever the reasons, it's just plain weird that in their biggest game of the season, the Bengals aren't getting the ball to their best player. When they took over at their own 40-yard line with seconds remaining in the first half, they didn't even try to throw a deep ball to Green and see if he could go up and make a play. Instead they simply took a knee, content to go into the locker room down 9-7 at halftime.
Through 30 minutes, the Bengals' only points came from cornerback Leon Hall, who ran back an interception for a touchdown. If the Bengals want to win this game, they need to score some offensive points. And that means getting the ball to Green.


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09-14-2005, 11:40 AM #1MilwaukenGuestImport Mac Address book
I recently purchased a G4 iMac to replace my G3 iMac. Both computers use Safari 10.3.9. How do I import my G3 iMac address book to my G4? I use Mac Mail. I tried transferring the old address book to my G4 desktop, then importing with the file>import function in the new Address Book app, but that didn't work. Then I tried dragging the old address book into the applications folder on my G4 iMac, and replacing the new address book. Now the address book doesn't work at all. I get an "unexpectedly quit" message when I try to open it. Any ideas?
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I think you can select the all directory, and click File>export, you should be able to export all of them, then put it on the new mac and click file>import and import the ones you exported.
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09-14-2005, 04:43 PM #3MilwaukenGuest
I don't see an "all directory" in Panther. I'll be getting Tiger next week.
I can import mailboxes, but not another Mac address book. Plus, my two iMacs are not connected. The best I can do is transfer the old address book with a thumb drive, and then place it on the desktop of my new iMac.
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transferring the app will not do anything but transfer the app. when I say ALL, I mean in address book, there is a list on the left with directories or groups in it, the one with all of your contacts is called all usually. or back up manually by copying the files here:
mac hd>users>your username>library>application support>address book. copy the address book folder, then copy it to the same location on the new mac. it has all the contacts and info in it.
09-15-2005, 12:48 PM #5MilwaukenGuest
Now I understand. Unfortunately, I am not able to open the address book.
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Well if you select a contact in the address book, you can export the information as a vcard.
Just select File-> Export vcard.
You should be able to select all contacts (apple+a) and then just select 'Export vcard' again. That'll let you export the contacts onto your memory stick. Then just drag those contacts into the new address book on the other mac and it will import them.
09-15-2005, 05:41 PM #7MilwaukenGuest
Still not working. The address book app crashes when I drag the vCard icon onto it. I'm going to install Tiger and just start over again. Thanks for trying!
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The man arrested on Friday, Marcos L. Cajamarca, 38, was pulled over at the intersection of Queen's and Stewarts Lanes in East Hampton at about 10 p.m. East Hampton Town police said they saw him driving in the middle of the road and swerving across lane lines before stopping abruptly at the intersection. He allegedly failed field sobriety tests before being charged.
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WOLFEBORO — The town's economic development committee is spreading the word that the Wolfeboro area is more than just a scenic place by the lake.
The 10-member Wolfeboro Economic Development Committee, headed by Chairman Zach Tarter, a professional investment adviser with Edward Jones, and Vice Chair Denise Roy-Palmer, executive director of the Wentworth Economic Development Corp., has worked with business and municipal leaders on a number of fronts to strengthen — and publicize — the region's business-friendly appeal.
Enhancing online presence from the town's website was accomplished recently by including links from the home page to maps and details on the town's two economic revitalization zones, the business park off Pine Hill Road and Wickers Drive, and on Center, Lehner and Pine streets.
"We believe our region has a lot to offer to business and industries throughout the U.S.," Tarter said. Those assets include potential tax credits from the state, no sales tax, a family-friendly, high quality of life, and relatively close proximity to major metropolitan areas including Manchester and Boston.
"The website presence is a good thing. What we found is people just don't wake up in Texas and say, 'We want to expand business to Wolfeboro.' On the site people can see the maps, see we're close to metropolitan areas and see that it's easy to live in a beautiful part of the country and be within an economic development zone."
The committee has also discussed launching billboard and print advertising in the southern part of the state on major thoroughfares like the Spaulding Turnpike.
"We're also looking at expanding our reach for Bike Week, which has traditionally been centered on the other side of the lake in Laconia. Wolfeboro is biker friendly, and we want to get that message out," Tarter said.
Wolfeboro's status as "America's Oldest Summer Resort" can also serve as a magnet for business development. "Those coming here on vacation may start thinking, 'I can move my business here. I can live this lifestyle,'" Tarter said.
"Many parents come into town to drop their children off at Brewster Academy realize this is a beautiful area with a wonderful hospital and many services," he said, adding that technology enables more and more businesses with telecommuting opportunities. "Wolfeboro has embraced technology. You can live the dream and telecommute from here."
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Tarter said the committee held focus group meetings on how to better serve and retain the town's existing businesses. Those sessions resulted in the town holding customer service training for its staff.
"You don't usually hear about customer service training at government agency. We wanted the experience of applying for a building permit to be a pleasant one," Tarter said.
State Business Recruiter Cynthia Harrington from the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development met with the committee last month to talk about business retention and recruitment. During that session, Harrington stressed the importance of taking a regional approach to economic development.
She encouraged members to identify and work with the existing businesses to identify potential complimentary businesses. For example, GI Plastek, an injection molding company located on Wickers Drive currently undergoing a $3 million building expansion, may identify a materials supplier or affiliated business that may consider locating to town to be closer to the manufacturer. The region can also continue to build upon its reputation as a beautiful tourist destination and perhaps identify some of those tourists who may be CEOs of major companies to do business here.
"Wolfeboro has a high level of recreational traffic. The folks who come here for recreation, who may want to set up a satellite office, are a target market. You want to reach out to people who come here already. When I go to trade shows, I meet many people who say they summered in New Hampshire and have wonderful memories. Well, if you're unhappy with the city, you can move the business here," she said.
Roy-Palmer, who as WEDCO's leader can assist businesses with loan and funding information and other resources, said the committee has momentum. "A lot has been accomplished. Getting the town's website updated was very important — a lot of (business) site locators don't search any further if a town's website doesn't have anything regarding economic development."
The state-designated economic revitalization zones may also provide a bit of a boost to those areas that need it, she said. "It's an enticement and benefit to anyone who wants to invest and create jobs in the area. It's an open invitation that says we're looking to create some business activity here, and we welcome it," Roy-Palmer said.
The next meeting of the Wolfeboro Economic Development Committee will be Tuesday at 8 a.m. in the Huggins Hospital Board Room.


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Delta held its first investor day in 2007, and this year's event featured details on the ongoing restructuring of Delta's fleet as part of its domestic fleet optimization plan.
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"I affectionately refer to the 50-seat RJ within our family as the Rodney Dangerfield of the fleet. It can't get respect from anyone," said Edward H. Bastian, president of Delta.
The move will affect flights between Memphis and Birmingham.
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The airline will save $400 million to $500 million in maintenance costs over the next three years by not performing heavy maintenance on the aging 50-seat planes.
Last week Delta announced an order for an additional 40 CRJ-900s, and it plans to increase its two-class RJ inventory from 219 planes in 2009 to 295 by 2015.
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The new Virgin deal gives Delta chance to acquire a fully refurbished fleet from Virgin, and it enables Delta to refleet and operate at the same capacity with many fewer airplanes. Anderson called it a "perfect trade" for Delta.
"The important thing about our fleet plan is when you own 90 percent of your fleet and you have a large number of airplanes that are fully depreciated without a monthly payment you can manage your capacity to match supply and fuel prices," Anderson said. "We do not get focused on one supplier or another supplier or a certain fleet type."
Delta also hopes to grow its newly designed website, delta.com, into one of the top travel sites in the world for booking flights, hotels and rental cars. The company has invested $140 million into the new site over the past two years.
Industry consolidation of the past few years has resulted in the mergers of Delta/Northwest, Southwest/Air Tran, and Continental/United, and an American Airlines and U.S. Airways merger could be completed soon, taking the airline industry down to four main participants in the U.S.
"Having concluded our mergers quite successfully, it has given us a significant lead in the industry," Anderson said. "And it's a lead that we don't intend on relinquishing. Consolidation will continue both domestically and internationally."
Despite a $50 million impact on Delta's business this year from Hurricane Sandy, 2012 is on target to be strong for the airline.
"2012 will shape up to be quite a good year," said Anderson. "We expect a profit of about $1.6 billion, which will be about a 30 percent improvement year-over-year or $350 million."
Delta achieved a 10 percent return on invested capital (ROIC) during 2010, 2011 and 2012, and generated $4 billion in free cash flow during the three-year period. The company has also reduced its debt and will reach its debt goal of $10 billion next year.
Next year Delta expects to benefit from lower fuel costs.


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He was prosecuted for illegally shooting wolves from the air outside a state-prescribed area in 2004, but that guilty verdict hasn't slowed David Haeg's fight against the Alaska court system.
Haeg alleges parties to the 2004 case conspired to make an example out of him. He claims three hired attorneys worked together to botch his plea agreement and the case's presiding judges are ignoring Alaska statutes. Progress has been stagnant over the years, but recent court hearings and an investigation by the Alaska Commission of Judicial Conduct have given new life to the once-prominent hunting guide's pursuit.
The predator-control program approved by the Alaska Board of Game in 2003 was still in its infancy when Haeg and Tony Zellers applied for and were granted a permit allowing them to kill wolves in an area near McGrath, Game Management Unit 19D.
Haeg originally was charged with violating the terms of his aerial wolf-control permit for shooting nine wolves 20 to 30 miles outside the unit. He alleges personnel at the Board of Game instructed him to do what was necessary for the sake of the new program.
"When I was prosecuted for doing exactly what I'd been told to do, I went to my attorneys and said they told me to do this," Haeg said.
Haeg claims Brent Cole, who specializes in pre-bargaining wildlife cases, informed him that he couldn't make the argument that he was following orders.
Those charges against Haeg unexpectedly were changed. Using statements made during a five-hour, plea-agreement interview, the state instead charged Haeg with the crime of aerial hunting to benefit his guide business.
"It was then that I realized I wasn't being treated fairly," Haeg said during an interview at his home.
Alaska State Troopers seized his Piper Super Cub plane outfitted for his game-hunting business early in the investigation. But the Federal Aviation Administration refused to transfer title of the plane to the state during Haeg's prosecution — the plane is owned by Bush Pilot Inc. and the court judgment was against Haeg.
An oral argument on March 13 at the Kenai Courthouse centered on the plane and Haeg's allegations of misconduct surrounding its forfeiture.
When Troopers seized the plane, Haeg said, they failed to tell him he had the right to protest and possibly get it back before a judgment was made on the case.
During the recent hearing, Kenai Judge Carl Bauman said if Haeg prevailed in his post-conviction relief, a last resort challenge to conviction, then the state would owe him the value of the seized plane.
The plane is now a "rust bucket," Haeg said.
"I want that plane in the same condition and the money I would've gained using it," he said in a packed Kenai courtroom.
Assistant Attorney General Andrew Peterson attended the oral argument hearing via telephone. He said the Alaska Court of Appeals upheld the forfeiture as a valid judgment. Peterson sought additional information about the plane in order to get the FAA to recognize the property was forfeited by all owners.
"I did exactly what I would do in a similar situation," Peterson said.
The attorney also argued specific criminal rules grant the court authority to relax procedure to administer justice. And Bush Pilot Inc. is entitled to the value of the plane if it can prove it had no knowledge of the committed crime, he said.
"Whether or not it's ever titled (to the state) it's not to be returned to Mr. Haeg unless your honor overturns his conviction as part of the PCR process and he is successful in a subsequent trial," Peterson said.
"It belongs to the state and there's no basis for misconduct."
Haeg, who has no background in law but continually submits lengthy affidavits, rebutted with Alaska statutes. According to state law, a modification of sentence requires submission of a written order within 180 days of the original sentencing. However, the state tried to add Bush Pilot Inc. as part of the judgment five years after sentencing, he argued.
When the plane was seized, Haeg said in court, out-of-state clients were scheduled to arrive the next day for a bear-hunting excursion. Haeg says Troopers told him that he would never get his plane back.
Peterson said all Haeg had to do was request a hearing.
The former guide's temper visibly escalated in the courtroom, yelling into the microphone placed on the table in front of him.
"I'm not a lawyer," he exclaimed.
It's hard for Haeg to just talk about one facet of his legal struggles — all are connected in his mind.
Search warrants used to seize the plane claim the wolves' carcasses were located inside his guiding area.
However, upon cross-examination during the initial trial, Wildlife Enforcement Trooper Brett Gibbens, who pieced together the case, withdrew his statements about the location of the wolves.
In 2004 at Haeg's sentencing in McGrath, Judge Margaret Murphy ruled that Haeg was not to guide for five years and reasoned it was a sufficient judgment because wolves had been killed in his guiding area.
The court ignored the evidence, Haeg said.
Another hearing is set for Monday at the Kenai Courthouse. This oral argument regarding the motion to dismiss another PCR filed by Haeg will address the ineffective counsel of a handful of Haeg's attorneys, as well as the alleged dishonesty by Murphy and Gibbens.
Trooper Gibbens chauffeured Murphy during the trial in McGrath. The contact between the judge and the Trooper involved in the case largely has been ignored by the state. In rural locations lacking taxi services it is acceptable for law enforcement to chauffeur judges; a fact mentioned by Bauman during the March 13 hearing.
After receiving his sentence in 2004, Haeg filed a complaint against the chauffeuring. Marla Greenstein, the sole judicial investigator for Alaska, investigated the complaint.
Greenstein found a single incident of chauffeuring occurred during the trial. She concluded no perjury, a term Haeg frequently uses in his court filings and testimony, happened during the chauffeuring.
Haeg disagrees. He repeatedly testified that he doesn't know what happened during that time, but it could include Gibbens coaching the judge for the trial.
"Judicial conduct investigator Greenstein falsified all testimony from every single witness (of the chauffeuring) to cover up for Judge Murphy's corruption," Haeg alleged in a January motion to disqualify Judge Bauman.
The Kenai Judge also has been thrown into the mix, as Haeg alleges the judge continued to sign affidavits to receive his salary while failing to offer prompt response to the PCRs.
By signing a December 2011 affidavit, Bauman verified there was no matter referred to him for opinion or decision that was undecided for a period of more than six months.
Haeg filed for post-conviction relief on Nov. 21, 2009, according to court records.
He also alleges Bauman made false statements in court.
Greenstein dismissed the complaint about the affidavits. She said his claims did not raise ethical issues under the Alaska Code of Judicial Conduct.
However, Judge Ben Esch, commission chair of the ACJC, has reviewed Haeg's complaint against Bauman and has agreed to review the allegation that Bauman has continued to receive pay for more than six months after Haeg's motion for oral argument was "ripe for decision."
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the laundry room in our new home is windowless, so we knew that we wanted something a little brighter than what was already there. & also something a little more soothing. you know, a color that makes you happy being in there. well, as happy as one can be doing laundry, that is.
we started with a color that has some yellow undertones. not loving the way that makes this room feel. so...
i've been in love with restoration hardware's 'silver sage' for, um, ever. but i get a great discount at sherwin williams. after a little investigating, we found the equivalent at sherwin williams. it's called 'comfort gray' and it's gorgeous. it's this warm silvery, green {duh. silver. sage.}. it looks a little bluer in the photo than it is in real life, but isn't it still pretty? it looks great on the walls, and i definitely think it brightens up the room, makes the trim pop {and we've got a white washer/dryer on the way}. it just feels fresh. and it'll be the kick-off color for the rest of the house {staying with nice, warm, but brighter tones}. i think i might even use it for the bonus room.
{side by side for easier comparison: before on left, after on right}
stay tuned for the rest of the laundry room updates. the washer/dryer are being delivered this morning. and we have plans for storage on the shelves and for storage in other unique spots.
March 31, 2010
the laundry room: phase 1
4 comments:
- pharmgurhl said...
very nice.... so what happened to your other set (washer/dryer)? Weren't they relatively new? just curious. Can't wait to see the rest of the house!
- March 31, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- becca said...
they stayed at the old place; part of the deal... but that's ok. we're excited to go with white this time rather than black :)
- March 31, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Rachel said...
Love the new color! It definitely brightens up that area. The washer/dryer will look great...well probably DO look great since they are there now. Love you!
- March 31, 2010 at 7:12 PM
- Becky said...
Silver sage (or it's equivalent) is a great choice. As a matter of fact, we were thinking about painting our bedroom that color (I know Mabry just painted it blue last spring, but we are not pleased with it). Silver sage looks fresh!
- March 31, 2010 at 9:46 PM
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Do you have any resources like that for ground water!!!! We are still trying to decide where to pop a well in out there. The next door neighbor has a pond right on the drainage creek on the back of our properties. I guess they hit water when digging and the pond has been full ever since.
To my amazement, the well for their house is 1000ft from that area and is about a 20gpm well. I want to drill much closer to that creek area in hopes of finding more water. I would LOVE to see 100gpm but that area is not known for great wells. Plenty of fine sand but course sand to gravel which will give the water up is hard to find. Only a hand full of wells within a few sections of land out there.
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AUSTIN - Over the years, the number of fatalities caused by intoxicated motorists has gone down in Texas, but drivers under the influence remain a major road threat, a legislative panel was told Monday.
"We're making good progress," Bill Lewis, public policy liaison for the Texas office of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, told the House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee.
"But look at the body count," Lewis said in reference to the 1,259 annual DUI deaths statewide, by far the largest number in the nation.
In California, the number of DUI deaths was 759 last year, Lewis told the panel.
"California has 12 to 14 million more people than Texas, (but) they consistently kill fewer people than Texas," he said.
In Amarillo and Lubbock, like across the state, intoxicated motorists are a serious threat to public safety, according to law enforcement agencies.
In Amarillo, for example, of the 23 accidents that have caused 28 fatalities this year, nearly half have been alcohol-related, said Cpl. Jerry Neufeld, public information officer for Amarillo Police Department.
"That is something we strictly enforce, cracking down on intoxicated motorists," Neufeld said.
It is a similar story in Lubbock, said Sgt. Robert Hook, who oversees the accident investigation unit within Lubbock Police Department.
"We've had 22 fatalities this year, and half of them are alcohol-related," Hook said.
The House panel heard from Lewis and other witnesses - mainly from law enforcement agencies - who mostly told the panel that though existing state laws have helped to crack down on drunken motorists, additional legislation is needed to get them off the road.
MADD, for example, is advocating for more sobriety checkpoints and engine interlocks for people convicted of DUI offenses.
Interlocks are devices installed on car dashboards that work like Breathalyzers.
"The evidence is overwhelming - and very old, because this is not new - but it shows that it saves lives," Lewis said regarding sobriety checkpoints.
"Checkpoints are very good at saving lives," he said. "That is why the Legislature needs to get involved in this."
But how much the Legislature gets involved on tougher DUI laws remains to be seen.
No major proposals were approved in last year's session.
One high-profile bill - called "Three strikes - you are out" because it would have permanently revoked the driver's license of any motorist convicted of a third offense - did not even get a committee hearing.
Also, since the two-month bill pre-filing period began Nov. 12, no bills aimed at cracking down on drunk drivers have been filed.
Rep. Jose Aliseda, R-Beeville, questioned whether new laws are necessary.
"New laws don't necessarily fix the problem," Aliseda said.
Panel chairman Pete Gallego, D-Alpine, said he agreed new laws are not always the answer to every issue the Legislature tackles, but he said stronger DUI laws are needed.
The explosive demographic growth of the last two decades has led to more congested roads, Gallego said.
"We clearly have a lot of work to do," said Gallego, who will be stepping down after 22 years of service because he was recently elected to Congress.
"And it is bothersome to me that California has done a better job than Texas" in reducing the number of DUI fatalities.


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A pair of fierce Eastern Conference rivals clash on Sunday as the Philadelphia Union battle I-95 foes D.C. United at RFK Stadium.
Through six games this season, D.C. United is on the bottom of the East with four points and has not won since a 1-0 decision over Real Salt Lake back on March 9.
Last time out, D.C. United struggled mightily, getting just three shots on target, in a 2-0 loss to the New York Red Bulls at home. The Red Bulls dominated play the first time the teams met on March 16, but came away disappointed with a 0-0 draw.
But it took New York just 29 minutes to find the back of net last week as Thierry Henry ripped a well-struck, right-footed shot into the bottom right corner past the outstretch arm of United goalkeeper Bill Hamid.
New York made it 2-0 seven minutes later when Jamison Olave redirected a headed pass from Brandon Barklage past Hamid for his third goal of the campaign.
"I would say what ails most teams that go through this type of period, is not being able to score, an attack that's pretty poor, and also lapses of concentration," D.C. head coach Ben Olsen said of his team's struggles. "We had more of the ball tonight. We looked good at times in the midfield and we moved the ball around, but that's because it was 2-0. We have to get back to having teams earn goals. And that's not a knock on the Red Bulls. They were good tonight."
United has scored just two goals this campaign while conceding seven.
"We're easy to play against," Olsen continued. "We're easy to play against from a defensive side and an offensive side. We're not dynamic enough. We're pretty predictable in the way we go about things. That's who we are right now. We have to stay together and dig our way out of it. That's what we need to be focused on right now."
Philadelphia, meanwhile, enters Sunday's clash coming off a frustrating 1-1 home draw against Toronto FC.
The Union fell behind in the 72nd minute against Toronto thanks to a cheeky strike from Robert Earnshaw, but Philadelphia put relentless pressure on the Toronto net after the goal.
The hosts forced TFC goalkeeper Joe Bendik to make nine saves in total, but finally got one past him in the second minute of stoppage time to come away with a point.
But it was a game Philadelphia felt it should have won.
"I don't think we played our best today," Union striker Jack McInerney said. "I think we definitely could have played better. That's something we'll have to continue to work on."
Another intriguing aspect to this growing rivalry is the familiarity both teams have with each other.
Union midfielder Danny Cruz joined the club last season in a trade from D.C. United in exchange for forward Lionard Pajoy. Additionally, former Union striker Carlos Ruiz has resurfaced with D.C. United after a sabbatical from Major League Soccer.
In nine all-time meetings, D.C. United holds a slim 4-3-2 edge and went 2-0-1 in three league meetings last season.


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Judge Marilyn Kaman, Hennepin County District Court, is one of 15 finalists for the seven-member United Nations Appeals Tribunal (UNAT), part of a new system for the administration of internal justice at the United Nations. The UNAT will be charged with hearing appeals of decisions on employment disputes from the UN system worldwide. The UN's Internal Justice Council received 237 applications from professional judges in 55 countries. Applicants were required to have at least 15 years judicial experience, be of high moral character, serve with full judicial independence, and be subject to a rigorous screening process involving both written and oral examination.
Minnesota Chief Justice Eric Magnuson remarked, "The Minnesota Judicial Branch is proud of the international recognition afforded to our judges, and of the willingness of those judges to serve above and beyond the call. Judge Kaman is an excellent example of both sources of pride."
Judge Kaman was appointed in 1990 to the Hennepin District Court bench. In 2002-2003, she served as an international judge for the United Nations Mission in Kosovo, where she heard cases involving war crimes, crimes against humanity, ethnically-motivated disputes, and trafficking in drugs and human beings. After completing her work in Kosovo, Judge Kaman returned to her duties as a district court judge in Hennepin County, where she is currently the presiding judge for the Probate and Mental Health Divisions.
Fourth Judicial District Chief Judge James Swenson commented, "Judge Kaman's colleagues on the Hennepin County bench are very proud of this recognition, but not at all surprised, especially considering her stellar work in Kosovo."
Voting on judicial candidacies will occur during the 63rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly. The newly elected Appeals Tribunal is proposed to commence on January 1, 2009.
"It is a great honor to be considered as a finalist for judge of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal. I thoroughly enjoyed my service to the United Nations as an international judge in Kosovo, and would again enjoy the opportunity to serve in a judicial role for the United Nations."
Judge Kaman's bio
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For over 30 years, Joy Johnson and her husband offered grief counseling to people, helping them regain their lives. It's that background that has led her to write a series of books dubbed The BOOB Girls, other wise known as the burned out old broads at table 12.
Johnson will appear at the Estherville Public Library Community Room 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28.
Her most recent iteration of The BOOB Girls series, Murder at Meadow Lakes, is the fourth book and came out this past June. Johnson plans for the fifth book to come out about the same time next year.
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Johnson describes her work as comedy/mystery for seasoned women, or, to put it into perspective, "all of us who grew up with Nancy Drew."
While the comedy/mystery genre seems a departure from the bereavement literature she marketed through her company centering.org, the intent is the same - to provide people an outlet through fiction that's funny, heartwarming and inspirational. She self-publishes through Grief Illustrated Press, the publishing arm of her and her husband's company, centering.org. She and her husband also founded Teddy Bear Hollow, a center for grieving children. Johnson's daughter took over the helm of Centering a few years ago so Joy could devote more time to her writing.
While many authors draw on real-life people for their characters, Johnson said that's not at all the case for her.
"Absolutely none of them are people I know. They just sort of appeared," she said.
That doesn't mean though that some very big real-life people haven't been instrumental in encouraging her writing career.
After her first book, Johnson received a letter from Phyllis Diller who endorsed her work. Diller, Johnson learned, had lost a number of children or have them fall victim to some tragedy.
As for Johnson, she finds herself championing the cause of older women.
"I do have a soapbox on every one of them. I think older women area beautiful," Johnson said.
Johnson also believes having older women as characters fills a literary niche.
"These are all widows. They've survived grief," says Johnson.
Not coincidentally, she targets woman 50-60 and up. And when she signs books for younger women, she often pens, "To a beautiful BOOB girl in training."
And they don't always use the traditional means to overcome that grief. In her first book, for example, her characters take off and don't leave a forwarding address.
Through it all, Johnson stresses the importance of laughter and that women are beautiful - regardless of their age.
With Estherville her 64th stop this year, Johnson also champions the role of libraries in communities, especially in rural areas.
"I think libraries are the heart of the town," said Johnson.
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A Comedy Night to benefit the Upper Merion Area High School Class of 2013 and its Post Grad Party is planned for March 9 at the King of Prussia Fire Company, 170 Allendale Road, King of Prussia.
Headliner is Billy Garan, who has written, produced and performed numerous radio commercials and has done comedy on NBC,Showtime and A&E.
As an actor he has appeared on ABC�s Phenom� and �America�s Funniest People,� NBC�s �Saved by the Bell and �California Dreams� and Showtime�s �Sherman Oaks.�
Feature act is Pat Barker, who, according to press information, is armed with a style that Philadelphia Magazine has described as �endearingly caustic.�
Performing since 2005. he has worked with national headliners like Adam Sandler, Kevin Nealon, Frank Caliendo and Bill Burr. He �brings a unique blend of observational material and engaging storytelling,� adds his press information.
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Did Bob Marley quit smoking weed when he joined the Ethiopian Orthodox Church?
I'll just be honest. Why does it matter? I honestly do not think there is anything wrong with weed. The Church does not condemn people for drinking responsibly or smoking tobacco responsibly, so why would it condemn someone for smoking weed responsibly? In fact, most studies indicate that marijuana is actually healthier than alcohol and tobacco. I'm not saying I would smoke it, but I do not see why it is considered bad when things that are even worse like tobacco and alcohol are seen as okay.
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