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Skip to comments.North Carolina Registers Over 583 Democrat Votes Over the Age of 112
Posted on 10/21/2012 9:56:54 PM PDT by My Favorite Headache
There are obviously verifiable vote fraud problems in North Carolina.
In 2010 those problems surfaced meaningfully as indicated in the below voter fraud post from an earlier Charlotte Conservative Examiner article:
Perhaps in an effort to promote North Carolina as one of the healthiest States in the Nation, this latest voter twist comes to us from Susan Myrick of the Civitas Institute in North Carolina--not to be confused with Rep. Sue Myrick of NC who is unrelated. In a radio interview with local WBT Anchor Tara Servatious, Susan reports that she has been keeping track of the number of votes in North Carolina of individuals over the age of 110 years and apparently we have quite a few, over 410 of the 110 year olds--to be exact-- actually voted via absentee ballot on October the 28th. Yes indeed, now it would appear that good ole NC has the market cornered on the Centenarian vote.
At latest count, Susan has garnered a total Absentee Ballot vote of over 2,660 people over the age of 110. Someone contact the Guiness Book and warm up the Ford, the Fountain of Youth exists and its right here in lovely NC. It's no wonder people are moving here in droves--maybe the use of tobacco isn't such a bad thing after all? But, on a more serious note, with all of the irregularities going on all over the place, we can now begin to wonder about a few things.
Apparently those ultra-healthy seniors over 110 have aged and are now astoundingly over 112 years old, and are still able to make it to the polls ahead of time.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
The most noticable feature in the graph is "al gore's global warming hockey stick at the end of the graph" The number of voters aged 112 is about the same as the number at age 93. If you follow the graph, the number of voters declines with age until you get to 112 and then you get a "hockey stick" formation where the number jumps up
Obamacrats are set to steal this election and/or riot in the streets of the large urban centers.
There must be chaos nationwide, in order for the public to look to the government for a solution.
Are we going to let them get by with this? I know people from CA go vote in NV, I saw articles saying unions are busing people from other States to vote in Ohio and people voting in two States, I read about it everyday. Are we going to fight back?
Dey mus hav da founton a yute dere.
Can you name me one GOP politico in power who has the balls to step up to a mic and let it the truth rip on every network holding these kinds of things as proof?
When I don't see or hear our "leadership" speak out and up on fraud...it makes me believe they too are in on their own kind of fraud.
The problem here is with absentee ballots, an issue that isn't touched by all the attention paid to photo-ID requirements and the availability of early in-person voting.
I'll bet all these people were properly registered and were entitled to vote at one time. After they've died, relatives keep them voting absentee.
No, not any politician, I think it will have to come from citizens. If I'm living in a communist country when my great grand children are living and I told them of the freedom we once had and how we lost it, how would I answer the question why didn't we do anything?
Now. Is anybody doing anything about this?
Please ping me if anybody ever actually does anything about Demoscum vote fraud.
I always thought you had three choices; buy some land and forget the insanity or live in it somehow and apologize to your grandchildren or fight. I'm not sure about the first choice as they can take it all away for some regulation or tax law.
How do they find out these people are 112 years old, by DOB or SSN?
I can't see myself writing a dull DOB of 1900. (maybe 1898)
overheard a nice lady about 70 telling her friend the following: "Yes, I voted today."
"Going back tomorrow too."
"They took us to a place that don't ask names and don't write nothing down. They give $20 each time."
She then handed her friend a card I couldn't see and told her friend to call the number.
I think you are correct, they are threatening to riot! I've posted the Anonymous Hacker groups call to storm the US Capitol Building in Washington DC on November 5th 2012
Someone in North Carolina better call the Guinness Book of World Records folks as they report there are less than a dozen currently living people in the world age 110+.
overheard a nice lady about 70 telling her friend the following: Yes, I voted today.
Going back tomorrow too.
They took us to a place that dont ask names and dont write nothing down. They give $20 each time.
She then handed her friend a card I couldnt see and told her friend to call the number.
Lady, n.: 1. A well-mannered and considerate woman with high standards of proper behavior.
Thanks, Brown Deer.
I want absentee voting allowed only in person on one of a couple of designated days or by justice of the peace witnessing only. And the date of voting is in the Constitution—enough of this early voting crap!
Obamacrats are set to steal this election and/or riot in the streets of the large urban centers.
A prelude to election night:
It's a war ! No more democracy with dhimmycraps.
Beat them on their own ground . All the elderly must vote Romney
Yep stop whining but FIGHT them!
Its was a mistale, a mistake, and administrative oversight, I tell you!/S
Someone needs to do some jail time.
I think you are onto something there. My guess is it is just a data entry error, and the date is being set to a default 1/1/1900. One clue is that the spike is suspiciously just one year. One would think that there should be an assortment of years unless the fraudulent voters were all in cahoots and all especially braindead.
They should still clear the matter up, though.
I wonder if the apparent "hockey stick" is just an artifact of a database that cannot handle birth dates prior to 1900?
I'm still highly suspicious. Standard mortality tables expect about one person in 100,000 to live to be 112 (or older). There were not 58,300,000 North Carolinian babies in 1900 and I do not for one minute believe the deficiency was made up by an inrush of retires. Some further Wikipedia research indicates that there are only 4,400 Americans over the age of 100, and only one in 1000 centenarians lives to be 110. The number of people over the age of 112 in North Carolina (population 9,600,000) cannot exceed 10, at the most. In point of fact the "expected" number of North Carolinians aged 110 would be about 0.14, or only about one chance in seven of even one such individual.
Given the nonsense that went on in 2000, I was really hoping Dubya would move decisively on the election integrity front. Another area where he failed us.
According to Obama's Social Security Card he is 122 years old as it was issued to someone born in 1890.
Someone at the mailing address for those absentee ballots should be charged and convicted of voter fraud.
Too bad nothing will happen.
A guy in Calif called the Larry Elder show and told him he got an absentee ballot for his dog.
If they do and succeed because the GOP lacks the desire to do so then we did not lose a thing.
I meant:
If they do and succeed because the GOP lacks the desire to do something about it then we did not lose a thing.
Strong penalites, strong voter i.d. verification. At least as strong as it is to get a drivers license in Fla.
ok, if this is true, WHAT are they doing about it? And WHO is doing something about this?! If this has been reported, then SOMETHING should be done to correct this! Boy this makes me very angry.
The voter file I downloaded from a Franklin Ohio has year of birth on it.
They could be fake registrations, or previous real ones (deaths not properly recorded by the elections office).
OMG - 1189 of them have birth dates of 1800. Another 43 have birth dates in the 1800's.
202 Democrats with a recorded birth date of 1800. 14 other centenarians.
3 Libertarians
308 Republicans
15 other centenarians.
676 unaffiliated.
249 other centenarians.
1 unaffiliated voter born in 2005 (7 yrs. old?)
Romney should use tonights debate to bring attention to it. Use foreign vote fraud as a segway into it.
I could have gotten one for my father who has been deceased two years. I emailed the georgia secretary of state with my displeasure. They put me in touch with my local county, and after a few days, my father was finally removed from the voting rolls. He would have been horribly dishonored, if a democrat had voted with his name.
....I've asked four times to be removed from the Los Angeles County rolls, and been assured twice that it was done. Got the California sample ballot and polling place booklet (as did my wife) at our newer Texas address!
Dems never cleanse any names off the rolls they control...
Each of us CAN do something to stop voter fraud! If each of the hundreds of thousands of freepers would call their county election office and WORK AT YOUR VOTER POLL FOR THE DAY. If you have eyes on the voting you can stop a lot of that.
Take the day off, tell your employer that you will be working the election. the DEMS have done it for years. Why don't we?
Can't do that? stop by outside your poll, you can have a camera there. you can film who goes in. If people are going in day after day, it will show up. Take evidence to your DA.
Count how many people go in and check that count on the door that the poll workers will post every couple of hours.
See if they need help with the counting. The absentee ballots should be verified as to signature with the card on file. Before counting.
Chicago Democrat tactics: Copying names/birthdates off tombstones for registration, then sending absentee ballots for them......
If one is legally able to vote and registers, is it a crime for that, one and only registration, to lie about your date of birth? Is that lie a crime ?
111 and 112 are default ages if a computer system did not have a birth year and 1900 or 00 is a default entry from years ago.
This may be nothing but people who are younger and a clerk entering data did not have the year or entered 1900 or in the absence of an entry the computer did the 1900.
I agree, It must be a data entry error or the Franklin computer had a virus at one point and messed up the files. Something technical happened.
Research should be done as to what is the common denominator of those registrations. Where, when and how did those people register.
The 2005 DOB could be an oversight. Someone may have registered that year and the registrant automatically wrote that year due to a distraction. Stuff happens.
All those people should be flagged down when voting and should show their ID. If my registration had a crazy birth year, I would have no problem showing my ID to correct the error.
That is a list of ALL people known or claimed to have lived to 110 in U.S. history. According to that site, currently there are only 60 people who claim to be over the age of 110 in the entire country, and five of whom live in North Carolina, three being verified and two unverified. Of the five super-centarenians in North Carolina, only one is claimed to be over 112, Mary Will, who turned 112 on October 15 and her claim is not listed as verified.
IOW, there is not even one person living in North Carolina with a verified birthdate prior to 1901 and only one person who claims to have been born in 1900.
This has obviously been going on for decades and will not stop until you get legislators and an executive branch that are dedicated to stopping it.
Hva ea friend out in NH who tells me that every election time he an dothers see more than one bus from MA full of voters from MA to vote in NH and with early voting many MA vters vte up in NH.
Down here we have a massive problem with liberal notherners who either use a snowbird vacation address or use their friends vacation address to vote down here and also vote up north plus we have many which vote more than once.
The left has been stealing elections witht heir fraud for decades but these last two elections they have probably more than a million , actually more than 3 millions votes which are frauds.
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Dickson Mounds Museum - Is an Illinois State Museum and a National Historic Site, is one of the major on-site archaeological museums in the United States. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the world of the American Indian. Located approximately 30 miles southwest of Spring Lake near Lewistown, Illinois. There is no admission charge. Phone number (309) 547-3721.
Jake Wolf Memorial Fish Hatchery - Located atop a natural aquifer the hatchery can simultaneously accommodate 16 different species of fish and produce some 42 million fish annually. The hatchery's Visitor Center contains an antique fishing tackle exhibit featuring over 200 artifacts. Located approximately 10 miles south of Spring Lake near Topeka, Illinois. There is no admission charge. Phone number (309) 968-7531.
From the city of Pekin, take Illinois Rte
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If traveling north on IL Rte 29, at the town
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miles to Manito Road (2960 E), turn right (north) and go 4 miles (through
the town of Manito) to Spring Lake Road (1000 N), turn left (west) and
go 3 miles to North Park Entrance. You will then be able to follow signs
to the South Park.


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A comfortable room is available in this recently renovated apartment, which offers stylish decor and access to a sunny balcony. The room features a queen sized bed with top quality linen. There is also a IPod dock and cupboard space. Guests are free to use the fully equipped kitchen for light meals.
The pleasant streets surrounding the apartment offer a wide range of excellent amenities including coffee shops, restaurants and delis. Sydney is home to many spectacular views and footpaths which can be accessed near to the apartment.
Excellent public transport connections can be found within steps of the apartment. It takes just 5 minutes by bus to reach Bondi Beach and the bustling Westfield Shopping Plaza. The city centre and train station are just 15 minutes away by bus.
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Wonderful place, very close to the train station and the centre of the area (with galleries and markets). Renata supports a lot for having fun in Sydney and find the best way to get different places. Highly recommended.
I had a fabulous time at Renata's home. She was friendly and had tons of advise on what I "must do" as I had limited time in Sydney. Great location, close to public transport and lovely restaurants, I loved the room, and the bed was very comfortable and I had Free WiFi. There was enough space for my belongings and the bathroom was very clean. I felt totally at home during my stay there. I would highly recommend her place and her as a fabulous host. This was my first Wimdu experience and I will always consider Wimdu for my future travels thanx to Renata's hospitality.
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Renata provided a lovely room with a very comfortable bed and place for belongings. The flat was very nicely done up with bathroom, kitchen and terrace also to our use.
Although we had a very busy time in Sydney, we met Renata several times when she was a lovely and very helpful host. She gave us some helpful hints for moving in Sydney and we had interesting, open-minded conversations with her. She obviously loves to have guests and to learn about other people, so it's perfect to stay with her!
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Ingomar News, September 17, 2010
Dana Bramlitt
Hello Falcon supporters! My name is Dana Bramlitt, this year's Ingomar reporter.
I am proud and thankful to have the privilege to relay the news of Ingomar's events into the hands of its followers.
Now I introduce the rest of the elected students of the student council and class officers. Seth Taylor was elected student council president, and following is Stephen Laird as vice president. Filling the last two positions are Austin Gregory for secretary and Tanner McCollum as treasurer.
The seventh through twelfth class officers are as follows:
12th Grade: President- Lauren Langston; Vice President- Dalton Wood; Secretary- Lakin Potts; Reporter- Dana Bramlitt
11th Grade: President- Clara Watson;Vice President- Kristin Weeden; Secretary- Lacy Lindley; Treasurer- Marlee Sappington; Reporter- Monique McDonald
10th Grade: President- Cason Robbins; Vice President- Tori Baldwin; Secretary- Emily Hall; Treasurer- Josh Thompson; Reporter- Mallory Adair
9th Grade: President- Konner Bullock; Vice President- Hannah Russell; Secretary- Selena Howell; Treasurer- Chandler Thompson; Reporter- Morgan Kelly
8th Grade: President- Ethan Taylor; Vice President- Payshay Anderson; Secretary- Kaleb Robbins; Treasurer- Clayton Gaines; Reporter- Tristan Glasson
7th Grade: President- Cade Hall; Vice President- Brooks Rhea; Secretary- Abbey Robbins; Treasurer- Macy Kirk; Reporter- Dylan Reeder.
This past weekend on Sept. 11, Ingomar's cross-country team competed in their first competition this season at East Union, which was a very good experience for both girls and boys.
They will compete again on the eighteenth at Saltillo starting with the junior high girls at 9 a.m..
Also on Sept. 11, the slow-pitch softball team battled it out in the Union County Tournatment.
Their first game against Myrtle they lost three to two, and their second game they lost ten to seven against New Albany. However, they came back in the third game, four to one, claiming a victory over East Union.
Finally, our Ingomar girls captured another win, ten to two, over West Union. Overall winning the Union County Tournament.
The Ingomar lady Falcons played against Okolona on the Sept. 14 at Ingomar at 5 p.m., varsity only.
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After coming off of the loss to Catholic and the fiesta that is Mardi Gras, Dutchtown finally got around to having our home opener. One of my favorite things to do is to prep our home field. Griffin Stadium, which sits directly behind Dutchtown HS, is nothing short of fantastic, and I thank my lucky stars that we have permission to play our games there. Check it out:
Funny how life works out. As you already know, a couple weeks ago we were booted off of our previous practice field about 2 hours before our practice was to start (unless we wanted to shell out a couple grand to keep using it). Panic mode sets in as we scrambled to find a new field. Nobody wants to help out a lacrosse team in baseball country.
To quote Jeff Goldbloom, "Life uhh finds a way." Things worked out, and now we have a full field to practice on. Going from a little league baseball field to a full field is hard to describe. For a coach, everything changes. Practice regimen, how you run drills, or Hell, just the fact that you can scrimmage… It's mind blowing.
Needless to say, we were prepared for our game this weekend against the Lafayette Lions.
Pictures thanks to Barry Spears
The most remarkable thing about changing practice fields was our ability to practice clearing the ball, and said ability's effect on the game. In previous games, we were virtually incapable of clearing. Yesterday's transition game was special. Goalie and defense executed our clearing game plan to near perfection, which allowed our offense to maintain control of the tempo.
Results: Win, 16-8
Impressions: Amazing what kind of difference one week practicing on a full field can make. Prior to the switch, our team honestly looked deflated. We drive about 2 miles down the road to a full field, and our team has 100% of it's swagger back.
In the 25 days we have left in this regular season, we are packed to the brim with lax. We play 6 games, and 1 tournament.
This week: Friendswood, out of Texas. Wednesday night. No idea what to expect from these guys. We'll just go out and play our game. Then, Battle by the Beach Lax Tourney in Ocean Springs, MS all weekend. We're set to square off against teams from Louisiana and Alabama in this tournament.
Speaking of Alabama….
Unprecedented Growing of the Game
Take a look at Alabama's league last year as compared to this year.
Versus 2011…
That, my friends, is ridiculous growth of the game!
But are they any good?
Well, Spain Park managed to beat Jesuit-New Orleans in 2OT, and Jesuit has been predicted to win it all in Louisiana this year. So yeah, they're good.
We're supposed to play Vestavia in the tournament this weekend. Super pumped to see what they got.
To the laxy people in Alabama: What's your secret?
Season Length
It's mid-March, and the Louisiana lacrosse season is almost over.
Wait. Did you say, "almost over?"
Yes. Our regular season has roughly 25 days left in it, and we are almost 2/3 the way home.
Compare that to Maryland:
While we're at it, let's take a look at the weather forecast.
As compared to Baltimore:
Just seemed funny to me.
Thanks to Dale Shank for snapping these shots.
After a tough loss to Caddo Magnet in their season opener, Loyola College Prep (Shreveport, LA) is on a roll. What is the secret to their success? Good coaching? Superior facilities? All-Star college level talent?
Proper apparel.
Carolina blue Nike jerseys. It's hard to criticize any of this, because they look so damn good.
I feel like Patrick Bateman. Let's see Paul Allen's lax jerseys.
The numbers look good. "Loyola" is not overstated. And wait, oh my God. Do I detect matching team socks?
Who are their Boosters and where can I get 10 of them?


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- Bridge of Americas
Finding us when you return from the other side of the Canal over the Bridge of the Americas is very easy.
- Take the first exit to the right after crossing the bridge
- Follow the road and continue to the right at the intersection
- After about half a mile, there's a traffic light; make a right
- Take the first street on your left (1/3 mile) where there's a blue/white building on the corner called 'Instituto Marina Mercante'
- At the stop sign continue straight
- Continue into the neighborhood and pass 5 speed bumps
- About 50 yards after the 5th speed bump you'll find the Balboa Inn on your right hand side
The pictures below make it even clearer.
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Adept Technology hires director of global sales, marketing
Adept Technology Inc., Pleasanton, Calif., has appointed Rush LaSelle as director of global sales and marketing. He is responsible for the company's global sales and marketing initiatives.
LaSelle has more than 20 years of experience in flexible automation. He previously served as general manager for FANUC Robotics America.
Adept Technology Inc. is a provider of robotics systems and services for assembly, handling, packaging, testing, and other automated processes.


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2014 Open Space Summer Series: The Gentle Art of Wandering
With this being the 30th anniversary of Open Space, our Sunday Hikes will explore the earliest purchases of Open Space's outlying properties in the East Mountains and elsewhere. Please check our website, www.cabq.gov/openspace under Open Space Events for more information on details and directions to the individual events or call Bill Pentler at 452-5222 for Pre-registration or other questions.
We're sure you'll enjoy the Summer Series while we nudge you and your family to expand your views and begin a lifelong ritual of returning to your newly discovered favorite Open Spaces. We hope you experience new wonders, enjoy old favorites, discover information that will widen your perspective of the world around you, and entice you to explore the benefits of 30 years of Open Space.
Saturday SUNSET SERIES at Elena Gallegos Picnic Area
The Saturday Sunset Series will feature talks, demonstrations and shows by some of Albuquerque's best speakers, educators, and performers at the Elena Gallegos Double Shelter Amphitheater on Saturdays at 7:00pm except for Solar Viewing on June 1st which will begin at 5 pm.
June 14th The Gentle Art of Wandering –A talk and discussion by author, blogger, and speaker David Ryan. Find out more about David and his book at www.gentleartofwandering.com
June 21st Blues Jam – The NM Blues Society. An open mike format led by Dug Corpolongo with a group jam at the end of the evening. Bring your acoustic instruments and favorite songs. Join in! Find out more about the NM Blues Society at New Mexico Blues Society
June 28th Kevin Caffrey and The San Gregorio Jam Crew –A night of Beatles Sing-a-long (for the most part) by an extremely talented group singer/songwriters which includes Curt Keliiaa, Howard Huttell, Mark Miller, and others.
July 5th The Nahalat Shalom Community Klezmer Band with Rikud Dance Troupe–a small orchestra playing Eastern European music for an evening of sensory joy and dancing. Find out more about them at www.nahalatshalom.org/klezmer-music-dance/klezmer-bands.html
July 12th Flamenco- Kiwanis Shelter. A Flamenco performance by the Students of Casa Flamenca under the direction of Jesus Muñoz. Find out more about them at http://www.casaflamenca.org.
July 19th Meet the Birds of Avian Ambassadors – A talk and display of birds by Sid Price of Avian Ambassadors. Find out more about them at Avian Ambassadors - Flights of Education
July 26th Strange But True Tales of New Mexico – An evening of stories and tales by talented Storyteller Mary Diecker. Find out more about her at Strange but True Tales of New Mexico | Facebook
August 2nd Poetry and Spoken Word – A wonderful evening of offerings from a collection of talented artists led by Gina Marselle.
August 9th Kubatana Marimba Ensemble–Traditional and contemporary music largely inspired from Zimbabwe and played by Albuquerque's African Marimba Band. Find out more about them at Kubatana Marimba Southwest: Home
August 16th Ballads and Runes: An Evening of Ancient Tales and Original Music – Innovative music and remarkable stories with Scott and Johanna Hongell-Darsee and special guests. Find out more about them at http://johanna.itgo.com
August 23rd Seth Hoffman – A performance of original music by a talented local singer/songwriter whose songs are the stories of our lives, travels, and the many unique characters we meet along the way. Find out more about Seth at sethhoffmanmusic
SUNDAY HIKES - From varied areas of Open Space
On Sundays, starting at 9:00 a.m., unless stated otherwise, knowledgeable guides and members of our community lead explorations and offer demonstrations in an assortment of fields and specialties. Please call Bill Pentler at 452-5222 for Pre-registration if stated. Our wish is to nudge you and your family to expand your views and begin a lifelong ritual of returning to your newly discovered favorite Open Spaces.
May 25th Wildflower Hike –Elena Gallegos Pino Trailhead. A 2 to 3 hour moderate hike with the author of Wildflowers of the Sandia and Monzano Mountains, Dr. Larry Littlefield. Bring water and whatever you need for a comfortable hike.
June 1st The Placitas Open Space - Meet at 8:30 am. A strenuous hike to one of Open Space's outlying properties. Bring water, hat, and whatever you need for a comfortable hike. Pre-registration Required
June 8th The Mysteries of San Antonito – Meet at 8:30 am. A 2 hour mildly strenuous hike to one of Open Space's outlying properties led by Carl White, Professor of Range Biology at UNM. Bring water, hat, and whatever you need for a comfortable hike. Pre-registration Required
June 15th Learn About The Sun – Elena Gallegos Double Shelter. Sun scope viewing and talk by Roger Kennedy and members of The Albuquerque Astronomical Society (TAAS), http://www.taas.org.
June 22nd Leave No Trace Awareness Workshop – Elena Gallegos Double Shelter. A talk and Hike by Bob Mosher of REI, http://www.rei.com/stores/albuquerque.html
June 29th Food Forest – Sheet Mulch Workshop – Open Space Visitor Center. An introduction to soil building and permaculture by Mona Angel of Laughing Turtle Farms and Fairfield Growers Cooperative. Bring your gloves, your family and friends, and come play in the dirt. Pre-registration Required
July 6th Five Pieces of Brocade– Poblanos Fields. A 1 to2 hour introduction and demonstration of Qigong by Sifu Dug Corpolongo of Lotus Dragon Tai Chi and Qigong. Find out more about them at http://www.lotusdragon.com
July 13th A Hike at Gutierrez Canyon– Meet at 8:30 am. A strenuous hike to one of Open Space's outlying properties. Bring water and whatever you need for a comfortable hike. Pre-registration Required
July 20th Bonsai Demonstration and Talk – Open Space Visitor Center. The basics of creating and maintaining Bonsai by members of the Albuquerque Bonsai Club. Find out more about them at http://www.abqbonsaiclub.com
July 27th Wild Herb Hike - Milne Open Space. A 2 to 3 hour moderately strenuous hike led by Dara Saville who will share her extensive background in Herbalism. Find her at Albuquerque Herbalism, http://albuquerqueherbalism.com Bring water and whatever you need for a comfortable hike. Pre-registration Required
August 3rd Introduction to GPS – Elena Gallegos Double Shelter. A 2 to 3 hour instruction led by Erik Zsemlye of the City Open Space Division. Bring your GPS, limited borrowing of extra GPS units. Pre-registration Required
August 10th Volcanoes and Geology - Meet at 8:30 am. Volcanoes at the Petroglyph National Monument. A 2 to 3 hour hike led by noted Volcanologists Larry Crumpler and Jayne Aubele of the NM Natural History Museum, http://www.nmnaturalhistory.org. Pre-registration Required
August 17th The ABC's of Simple Bike Repair –The Open Space Visitor Center. A 1 to 2 hour session led by Chuck Malagodi of the City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department's Bicycle Safety Education Program and the Esperanza Community Bike Shop. Bring your bike for assessment and helmet for a possible ride afterward.
August 24th A Day of Mindfulness and Nature – Meet at 8:30 am. Carolino Canyon. A morning of tranquility and meditation led by Dug Corpolongo of Albuquerque Buddhist Fellowship lasting a few hours or longer. Find more about them at http://www.lotusdragon.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66&Itemid=77. Wear comfortable clothes, bring water, snack or lunch, and an open mind. Pre-registration Required.
Carolino Canyon - Exit I-40 at the Tijeras exit and continue south 9 miles on 337 which most know as South Highway 14. Carolino Canyon will come up on your left. The rough address is 10900 Park Access Road, Tijeras but look for the sign designating Carolino.
Elena Gallegos Park - The Elena Gallegos Park is located at the end of Simms Park Road, east of Tramway Boulevard, just north of Academy.
Main Loop – Turn right at the Entry Booth and follow the road. It loops past many trailheads and parking areas finally returning to the Entry Booth.
Pino Trailhead – Follow the road to the right of the entry booth and at the top of the loop, near a restroom, is the Pino Trailhead. It's marked by a small sign.
Double Shelter Amphitheater – Turn right at the entry booth and follow the road two-thirds of the way around the Main Loop. The Double Shelter parking area will come up on your left just after you begin to head back toward the entry booth.
Kiwanis Shelter – Turn left or go around the entry booth and follow the road going north. Continue down the road through the dips and curves and the Kiwanis Shelter will come up on your right. Enter through the first gate and park.
Los Poblanos Fields – Drive west on Montaño from I-25 or Fourth Street and turn north on Tierra Viva Road. The parking area is on the left.
Open Space Visitor Center – Located at 6500 Coors Blvd. between Montaño and Paseo Del Norte. Look for the brown signs saying "Open Space Visitor Center" and turn east on Bosque Meadows Road. Look for the sculpture of multiple metal bars painted blue.
The Volcanoes – Petroglyph National Monument – Drive west on I 40 to Atrisco Vista Road and turn north or right. Drive 4.8 miles, the access road to the parking area will come up on your right. If coming from the north, take Paseo Del Norte west until it ends and curves south. Drive a number of miles until you get to the parking area access road.
For the remaining hikes, please call Bill Pentler at 452-5222 for Pre-Registration and directions will be given at that time.


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Thanks for the gift,, and the wishes,, I am trying to get some feelers,,
If I can ask,, how is it in your state,,unemployment, economy, jobs,, etc
I did have a part-time job,but did not last long.. I am networking with all kinds of different sites,, just trying to find something to make some cash,, then I am leaving nevada,, it is time to go,, been here way to long
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Hello my friend, I know it has been quite a while since I've chatted. I haven't forgotten you. I've just been working most of the weekends and have been trying to manage my free time. I hope you are well and doing your best to live life to the fullest. Take care.
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Deborah! Hello my green thumbed gardening 'friend'... me too - also with my hands in the soil, replanting aloe vera and catcus and jade plants that got hammered by the frosts and freezes... my barrell of lilacs have stemed and I am awaiting the blossoms... same for the field lillies... the honey suckle is crowning and I am hopeful for its blooming... my jasmyn, (after our last daughter), has mountains of pink pods just waiting to bloom into the sweetest white flowers... yes life in the garden is good and hopefully worthy of a visit from our Heavenly Farther... I hope your turf is just as happy that the winter cold is past and spring is here... your 'friend', Michael.
What do you like to plant in your garden? Had one when I lived in NJ. Liked the mums, tulips, and all of the other plants and others that were there. Tried carnations, but it seemed not to work as much. Tried daisies, and they grew up like crazy. Some of the seeds even were blown onto the lawn, so there were daisies everywhere! Have a great day!
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Helping Tribal Law Enforcement Implement Community Policing
Since 1999, the COPS Office has provided more than $314 million in assistance to law enforcement agencies in Indian country. Nearly $238 million of this amount was awarded through the Tribal Resources Grant Program (TRGP) to improve the law enforcement infrastructure by providing critical resources, training, technical assistance, and other support necessary to implement effective community policing strategies.
The Fiscal Year 2008 Omnibus appropriations bill for the Department of Justice includes more than $15 million for continued COPS Office funding through the TRGP. The funding will enable Indian country law enforcement agencies to acquire basic police equipment—including patrol vehicles—along with law enforcement technology and training, to address and prevent or reduce crime and crime-related activities that occur on tribal lands. Many tribal law enforcement agencies face a range of unique obstacles that often challenge their ability to promote and sustain community policing effectively. One of the primary goals of the COPS Office's Strategic Plan in Fiscal Year 2008 is to increase the capacity of law enforcement agencies to implement community policing strategies nationwide, including those in Indian country.
Many tribal law enforcement agencies are seriously understaffed; moreover, it is not uncommon for some agencies to employ both tribal and nontribal sworn officers because of the difficulty of recruiting qualified candidates from tribal populations. Turnover is often high, and sworn staffing levels are further exacerbated by efforts to recruit and hire replacement officers in a timely manner. High turnover results in the need to constantly train new recruits, making it difficult to cultivate a community policing experience.
The best efforts for maintaining staffing levels in tribal law enforcement agencies are significantly undermined when vast geographical areas comparable to a state or county must be patrolled by a small number of officers. In 1999, for example, the Navajo Nation Department of Public Safety had only 321 full-time sworn officers covering roughly 22,000 square miles in three states and serving an estimated population of 169,617 tribal members. In contrast, the Reno (Nevada) Police Department had 320 full-time sworn officers serving 180,462 residents in a jurisdiction comprising only 57.5 square miles.
Similarly, some tribal lands belonging to the same tribe are separated by many miles of nontribal lands and pose additional obstacles for developing effective community policing strategies. The Tohono O'Odham Nation's territory, for example, consists of about 4,400 square miles, encompassing 2.8 million square acres of remote desert and mountains in south central Arizona, yet has only 76 full-time sworn officers. A patrol officer may have to drive 1 to 2 hours to answer a call for service at one of several remote Tohono O'Odham tribal reservations because of the distance or lack of road infrastructure.
The Tohono O'Odham Nation shares a 75-mile international border with Mexico and because of the remoteness of the vast desert area, it is commonplace for the police to seize thousands of pounds of illegal drugs smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico each year, along with hundreds of high-powered automatic and semi-automatic firearms. Sadly, the Tohono O'Odham Nation Police Department also recovers between 50 and 100 or more bodies of illegal immigrants who die of exposure in their attempt to cross the desert into the U.S. from Mexico.
Such fragmented tribal lands can also weaken the effectiveness of community policing. The Mojave Indian Reservation, for example, is located in three states, with most of the main portion of the reservation in Arizona. It is divided into 1-mile-square parcels adjoining similarly sized parcels of nontribal lands. Consequently, each parcel not only poses a problem for tribal law enforcement, but also for the state and local law enforcement agencies that have to patrol the areas and provide unified community policing to their nontribal communities. For the time being, many of these mile-square parcels are agricultural, yet once developed with businesses or housing, it will become increasingly difficult to implement cohesive community policing strategies across such fragmented areas.
Other challenges facing tribal law enforcement agencies during the next several years will include not only the hiring of more officers, but also securing funding to equip and train these officers, funding for improving the communications infrastructure to enhance officer and citizen safety in remote locations, and increasing mutual cooperation with nontribal law enforcement agencies. The COPS Office wants to ensure that both discretionary funding and TRGP grant programs not only improve safety in Indian country, but promote viable strategies among state, local, and tribal law enforcement to become more effective in working together to prevent crime, reduce crime, and enhance the quality of life for Indian country residents and the surrounding nontribal communities.
The COPS Office will continue to seek new and innovative strategies that strengthen coordination and cooperation among federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies, improve joint training needs, and enhance the standards of professionalism of tribal law enforcement. This will ensure that community policing strategies are implemented in a consistent and rational approach, respectful of both sovereign and states' rights.
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i dont remember reading what happend in this anime episode,, why do they go so far off the manga and they made ulquiorra look weak
i dont remember reading what happend in this anime episode,, why do they go so far off the manga and they made ulquiorra look weak
Never expect much from fillers. I ignore them as it's a waste of time. If your entertainment fails to entertain, it's hardly worth watching.
it was an ok episode,, the only thing i did like was that they made ulquiorra look weak
i can't wait for urahara to kick the crap out of that arrancar.
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I am fairly sure that was Aizen using complete hypnosis. If Vizard Ichigo couldn't even damage him, then there s no way a punk who isn't even Espada (who will loose to Renji) could beat him. You also have to remember that Aizen was in the room right before whats his face showed up anyway.
This episode is a perfect example of why I hate fillers.
The biggest flaws were with Ulquiorra being attacked, because theres no way that any arrancar, even three of them could that easily take out a TOP 5 ESPADA with slow movements and only three hits. It better have been something planned by Aizen otherwise that scene delves into the depths of stupidity.
I also thought the fillers were supposed to have finished with thi ep, but now we have to go through another filler episode before getting back to the arc (hopefully only one ep).
Why don't more people read these mangas?
- Showing a scene of Aizen and suddenly he's not there anymore immediately after
- Ulquiorra defeated too easily
- the rebel arrancars got away easily too
So i agree with Fallshirmjager, Aizen must have expected it and I think he's just testing out these few Arrancars' effectiveness against the Shinigamis.
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After this episode, I want Hitsugaya to play soccer again.
There better be an explanation for the total pwnage of Ulquiorra
Wow...MY EYES!!! I agree with all the above. I was like "How the f*ck could he get owned that easy!?" Argh, the Bleach anime just isn't worth watching until the manga story returns. Please wake me up when they are over.
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This is my first time visiting a forum type site. I got this link from the Dr. Sears website. I have a 14 month old son and he started hitting about 3 weeks ago. He usually only hits me (mommy) but just the other day he hit dad for the first time. I really don't have any idea why he hits. Sometimes he is mad cause I told him no about something, sometimes he does it right when he wakes from a nap, sometimes we will be playing together and out of nowhere he punches me in the face. I try saying "no, dont hit that hurts mommy" or "thats not nice, you have to be nice to mommy". So far what I ve been reading is that this is just a phase and as soon as he can communicate better it will go away. That sounds really great for all those people who posted the same question about their 19 mo. old or their 24mo. old. But my son started this at 13 months he wont be able to communicate his emotions for at least 10 to 14 more months from now that is a very long phase I'm in for. Sometimes he really does "hurt mommy" what can i do, I don't know if I can do it for that long.
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my son started hitting at 6 mos! but now he's 27 mos. and hitting is now very rare. continuing w/the responses you've mentioned is great. also, try to look for his cues that he's upset BEFORE he hits. this will help you be prepared to distract or calm so that he doesn't hit as much.
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Hello jhurley78
That is hard, I know!
Here are links to other threads on this, not necessarily exactly the same, but with similar elements.
How do you handle biting? 14mo old
17 month old hitting and major tantrum issues
I remember that stage of hitting out of nowhere and how frustrating and annoying it is.
Keep us updated!
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My son went through a hitting stage at around that same age. It lasted a couple of months, then went away, and came back again several months after that. Even though both were "hitting" stages, they seemed different from each other. It's hard to describe, but I think it depended on where he was in terms of his emotional & cognitive development.
I think that, at such a young age as your son, hitting is more playful & experimental than vindictive. (Even though it may hurt sometimes, he really doesn't mean it!) I would just continually prevent & redirect, while saying something very brief about it. "Ouch!", or "No hitting", or "Gentle please!" If it's an incident where you think it may have been an accident, I would probably ignore it--and still redirect just to get his mind on other things.
I think if you...
-don't make a big deal out of it
-try to avoid incident by moving yourself away in time (if you can)
-say something brief and direct (but calm) about it
-quickly redirect
...that it will pass in time. I also liked this article by Patty Wipfler. It's on toddler biting, but you could easily replace every word "bite" with "hit" and it would still be applicable:
Hang in there!
Thank you that article was vey helpful. The more I learn about raising my son the more I feel I don't know. It is overwhelming at times. I came from a home that used dicipline that was more like child abuse. A lot of hitting, welps, bruises, screaming and no real feeling of safety or self-esteem. I vowed at a very young age that i would never do that to my kids. Now that I have a son sometimes (even over little stuff) I find that I have overreacted by yelling. I feel terrible about it. I know in my heart how I want to act but it is so hard to unlearn behaviors. The only thing I can think to do is study and read more and more about the type of parent I am striving to become. If you have any more articles or books that might be helpful please let me know.
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Actually, I do have a good book recommendation...it's called "Becoming the Parent You Want to Be" by Laura Davis and Janis Keyser. I really enjoyed it and found it very encouraging.
Like you, I also am really trying to do things differently than my parents did but find it hard when my "instincts"--that is, the ways in which I was parented--want to kick in. Through AP I am working on developing new instincts, and I'm happy to say, though it does take time & practice, that it does get easier!
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Also Connection Parenting by Pam Leo is really good at making you examine how you were parented and how that affects your parenting.
There are excellent activities for you to do for self enrichment.
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it may be hard to believe right now, but yes, this is a phase and it too shall pass!
you've got lots of good advice here already.
let me just reiterate how important it is not to respond emotionally to things our kids do that really drive us crazy. because often they keep doing something just to get the reaction from us, whether it's positive or negative. so stay calm.
also it takes some time to teach toddlers. so just keep telling your son, calmly, that "we don't hit. hitting hurts." this might be better than labelling hitting as "not nice" because sometimes kids simply decide that they don't want to be nice, ykwim?
good luck with this. keep us posted!
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