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Doctor's Suggested Use: Take 2 softgels once daily.
Serving Size: 2 Softgels
Servings Per Container: 30
|Amount Per Serving
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
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|<15 mg
|Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)
|Vitamin K (as menaquinone-7)
|50 mcg
|Calamarine®♦ Oil Concentrate (from squid)
|2 g
|DHA (docosahexaenoic acid)§
|800 mg
|EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid)§
|200 mg
*Daily Value (DV) not established.
‡Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Other ingredients: Gelatin, glycerin, carob extract, natural lemon oil, titanium dioxide
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§ As ethyl ester.
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Breezes - Seasonal restaurant. Alfresco dining on the beach with amazing sunsets. Cocktails and grilled seafood. Open for lunch and dinner (weather permitting).
Shutters - Poolside lounge by multi-level infinity pool. Casual dining. Open for lunch.
Port O'Call - Black-timbered seafarers'-type pub inside and covered-veranda seating outside overlooking Mangrove Bay. Complimentary rum-swizzle party Monday nights. Serving light dinner menu (seasonal).
Afternoon Tea is served daily from 3 PM to 4 PM.
Nearby Things to Do
This Bermuda resort features direct access to a private beach, three hard-surface tennis courts, a croquet lawn, and a putting green, all complimentary for the hotel's guests. At the resort's marina, guests can rent motorboats, various sailboats, kayaks, and snorkeling and fishing gear. Bicycles and motor scooters can be rented at the resort.
The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Minimum check-in age is 21
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A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Guests under 13 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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- This resort is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Top 100 List and the 2013 Travel + Leisure 500.
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Skip to comments.Ken Cuccinelli, on second thought, likes Supreme Court health-care decision
Posted on 06/28/2012 1:56:33 PM PDT by Hunton Peck
CNN and Fox News arent the only ones doing a 180 on the Supreme Court ruling.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II (R), the first attorney generalin the nation to file a lawsuit over President Obamas health-care overhaul, said the sky was pretty much falling in a news release issued half an hour after the court upheld the law.
This is a dark day for the American people, the Constitution, and the rule of law, Cuccinelli said in the release. This is a dark day for American liberty.
By the time he held a news conference an hour and 45 minutes later, Cuccinelli had different take: Its mostly sunny.
The reason? His first impression was based on the basic upshot of the ruling: The court had upheld Obamacare. His second was based on a closer look at the ruling, which he found upheld individual liberty and curbed federal power even as it left the law in place.
The court ruled that Americans could be required to secure health insurance, but under Congresss taxing authority, not under the Constitutions commerce clause. That means the individual mandate has been deemed a tax a tax Cuccinelli...
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
Why sure he likes it. The whole place is rotting with traitors.
I'm confused: in what way is a tax - backed up by armed IRS agents - not a "mandate"?
What whole place?
The court never said mandates were unconstitutional, they just said it could not be required under the commerce clause.
I wonder who it was who called him and told him to change his tune.
I am more concerned about the ends than the means. If Congress can use the tax system to compel someone to buy something, isn't that a loss of liberty?
Well, we've now learned that the federal government can punish states in other ways. Witness Arizona.
Imagine down the road Colorado has announced it will opt against Medicaid eligibility expansion. Obama: "Wild fires? Sorry, can't afford to do anything about em - burn baby burn!" Or Louisiana gets hit by another hurricane. Obama: "Sorry! Y'all have got too many Republicans down there. You're on your own!"
Perplexing ping.
See Texas last years fires. No disaster declaration until it became obvious he drug his feet for political punishment. I saw it first hand.
Huh? If the taxing authority can be used to make you buy or do anything, is this really a difference?
Didn't he already do that by refusing to declare TX a disaster area with the droughts last year?
Obama is nothing but a political low-life punk and foreign enemy combatant occupying our White House.
But, given it's a tax, is it a constitutional tax?
It's not a federal income tax, which would be legal under the 16th Amendment. It's also not a federal excise tax, since it's based merely on existing, not on using something or carrying on some activity. Nor, obviously, is it a tariff.
So, it must be a head tax or capitation, which, according to Article I, must be laid "in proportion to the Census or Enumeration herein before directed to be taken." Any lawyers care to elucidate that?
This subtlety is just lost on me. If the government is making me do something that I don't think it should be allowed to under penalty of some fine, how exactly is it different whether the fee is called a fine, a tax, a dog's butt, or whatever? I'm freer if I'm being compelled by a penalty with the proper name?
I didn't see your post. That's exactly what I was thinking about too. The drought, but the fires too.
An activist judge will decide what outcome he or she wants and then supply the rationale. It looks like Roberts might now be in that category along with the four leftists on the court. Anyone who thinks such activist judges will be restrained by some new interpretation of the commerce clause, or taxing authority or anything else is living in a fantasy world.
Activist, liberal justices will arrive at the conclusion they desire.
The only positive to be found today is that the ruling should reignite the Tea Party fire, then bring many more to it to significantly increase the odds of defeating Obama, holding the House and taking the Senate.
Yes, you are most certainly correct on that statement.
It is in fact a mandate which is enforced through a tax imposed for non-compliance. This would appear to open the door to all types of mandates backed by an unlimited ability to tax.
Cuccinelli claims individual liberty was preserved with this ruling. It's still coercion which negates individual liberty no matter how it's spun or what it's called.
His rethink makes no sense.
But, given it's a tax, is it a constitutional tax?
Then, I concur with your analysis that it is not covered by any current taxing authority in the Constitution, and that the constitutionality of the tax should be attacked.
The ruling is an unmitigated disaster. Too many Conservatives are trying desperately to polish a turd. This isn't a victory. It can't be spun into one.
To wit:
Our precedent demonstrates that Congress had the power to impose the exaction in §5000A under the taxing power, and that §5000A need not be read to do more than impose a tax. That is sufficient to sustain it. A tax on going without health insurance does not fall within any recognized category of direct tax. It is not a capitation. Capitations are taxes paid by every person, without regard to property, profession, or any other circumstance. The whole point of the shared responsibility payment is that it is triggered by specific circumstancesearning a certain amount of income but not obtaining health insurance. The payment is also plainly not a tax on the ownership of land or personal property. The shared responsibility payment is thus not a direct tax that must be apportioned among the several States. The Affordable Care Acts requirement that certain individuals pay a financial penalty for not obtaining health insurance may reasonably be characterized as a tax. Because the Constitution permits such a tax, it is not our role to forbid it, or to pass upon its wisdom or fairness. (pages 39-44)
I have made that point all day long. But then I read this quote from the opinion:
"....it is abundantly clear the Constitution does not guarantee that individuals may avoid taxation through inactivity. A capitation, after all, is a tax that everyone must pay simply for existing, and capitations are expressly contemplated by the Constitution. The Court today holds that our Constitution protects us from federal regulation under the Commerce Clause so long as we abstain from the regulated activity. But from its creation, the Constitution has made no such promise with respect to taxes."
Doesn't this mean that the constitutionality of the tax has been decided?
It's about time we all recognized this fundamental breakdown in the social compact, and made it clear to every agent of government in Washington. They need to be officially unrecognized by the people, and fired en masse.
It's time to simply pull the plug and start over. Heck, pull out the phone book and appoint new leadership from the first 545 names listed. Nearly anything would be better than this.
I'm not kidding. It's time for a civil rebellion, the likes of which this country has never seen.
But there's a reason that during that entire time frame, Congress has never passed a law taxing inactivity - and why the 2010 Congress took great efforts in disguising its ploy.
Sure, in theory, Congress can tax you for not eating broccoli, not buying a Volt, etc. But, how does it actually gain the necessary votes to pass?
Think about the waivers & exceptions granted by the DHS that were crafted under the assumption of using the commerce clause for cover, which has -0- oversight and 100% discretion of the executive.
Now, the mandate is a poll tax. Exceptions, waivers, thresholds, etc have to be initiated in the House, passed & signed as law, and executed by the IRS.
If the executive were to have leeway on taxes, then any tax, whether it be income, property, etc, would all be subject to executive discretion.
Roberts dropped a bomb.
According to Roberts, it is a tax but really not a tax according to Constitution and tax law. Roberts has exempted it from the normal rules applying to taxes.
The statists, Dems and Reps, will find the votes they need when they deem it necessary. We have set a horrible legal precedent that will exist even if Obamacare is repealed. There is no silver lining in this decision. It is an absolute disaster for individual liberty and the Constitution.
The Anti-Injunction law prohibits any Court from addressiing that issue until some part of that Tax is actually collected.
Exactly. This isn't the last time Obamacare will be in the courts.
"ANYONE that supports this decision by roberts is STARK RAVING MAD"
Mark Levin 6/28/2012
We've always been on our own. Many states never see Federal funds after a disaster. Besides, it basically just means loans for most people. Only the protected classes get actual grants of some sort.
People need to stop using the progressive template "Bush didn't help New Orleans". Actually, he did and if New Orleans had been majority white, no one would have said a word or cared. Perhaps the liberals would have complained about the waste of Federal tax funds on white people.
People need to be prepared for disaster on their own. Prepared to help the elderly and disabled. Prepared to rebuild with each others' help.
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome. If States declined Federal intervention in the first place, they wouldn't be dependent upon it in the second place.
Borders are a different issue, unfortunately, because it is a Federal obligation and this administration is declining the obligation to protect the border. The solution is to replace the administration with one that actually does its job.
WE are the answer and we can do it electorally.
Everyone also has to realize that the progressives are really enjoying our angst. We could stop the hand wringing and drama and deprive them of that.
Point well taken.
I've been thinking the same thing. A rose by any other name.... Seems like a game of semantics to me. Whatever they choose to call it, it doesn't change the fact that Americans are being compelled by the government to act in a certain way or face a penalty/tax/fine/whatever.
Like many things on WAPO, this is a complete distortion of what our AG Cuccinelli said.
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Thanks for posting that. It reads like the statement at your link was released after the news conference "reported" in this article.
But yes, the notion that Cuccinelli "did a 180" on the ruling was clearly a spin occurring only in the heads of the WaPo journolistas.
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What Roberts did was activism in the form of switching the penalty found unconstitutional (With Breyer and Kagan agreeing) under the commerce clause with a simple head/negative tax. I don't get why people are ignorant about the precedent Roberts set. For goodness sake, he was joined by Ginsburg, Sotomayer, Breyer, and Kagan in this respect.
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Wow Naruto is sharing his chakra with Hinata and some of the others
Its what I expected with Shika-Ino-Choji trio getting Kyuubi chakra but I never imagined him handing power ups to the a chunk of the army that was even better.
The kyuubi modified his chakra to make it easier for everyone to handle.
I think KB will play an important role in the next chapter.
What are Sasuke & Oro doing in the leaf.... the man who knows everything is in the leaf or simply nearby.
Fire type
What chakra type are you?
Naruto's rebuttal send shivers to my body...
Still think Neji's death was kinda redundant but well we will move on...I think its kinda sad how only Ino n Shikamaru lost their fathers Chouji should too haha! Oops that was mean but anyway I need to see more Kakashi vs Obito action
though the cloaks aren't even one tail that's still a nice help. Lets hope they use the extra Chakra well.
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I wonder if he handed power to Kakashi.....
Also, can a powered up ino actually control the Juubi, bare in mind that Obito and Madara are physically linked to the Kyuubi. Another thought is what Ino might discover/find out inside the Juubi's mind, depending on how Kishimoto plays it, she could:-
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2) If there's a chance that Yamato is inside the Juubi...well....
2) Freeze it in place for some other Jutsu, like Kakashi warping Madara away while Naruto and others attack Obito.
3) Warp away the Juubi's head (I don't know if that would ever work, but this is WAR, and you gotta try everything you can.
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didn't like losing niji at all
but the picture of him lying dead on Naruto's shoulder made me think that he looked allot like sasuke O_O
Well, boosted-Ino was able to re-direct his attack, and then left when the boosted-Nara clan used their shadow-binding technique to lock the Jyuubi in place. Of course, they still need to attack Madara and Obito, and then deal with the consequences of the Jyuubi being unfettered.
What boggles my mind is the sheer volume of chakra that Naruto is pumping out, if people who aren't even sensors can feel it that far away!


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It's possible that Southern California wouldn't be seeing Broadway star Rachel York in the upcoming Ahmanson Theatre production of "Anything Goes" if she hadn't given birth to a baby girl.
It's not that a 21-month-old keeps York closer to home in L.A. rather than in New York. The performer takes her daughter Olivia on tour with her. But other things changed after she made the transition to motherhood.
"I've always enjoyed playing a wide variety of characters," said York, 41, who broke through to musical theater's top ranks as a teen when she landed a role in the original Broadway production of "City of Angels" in 1989.
"But after having a daughter I'm not really attracted to dramas as much. I pursue more comedies now. I think I'm in a different place after I became a parent. I don't want some heavy character dwelling in my psyche every day."
York plays brassy night club chanteuse Reno Sweeney in "Anything Goes," a role first played by Ethel Merman in the show's 1934 debut. But she isn't involved in this touring production of Cole Porter's happy-go-lucky nautical comedy simply to keep her psyche clean.
"I love Porter so much. He wrote both music and lyrics, so he was almost the Stephen Sondheim of his time. His lyrics are so smart – they're timeless, they apply just as well to today. They're not dated at all.
"And my favorite Cole Porter songs are in this show: 'Anything Goes," "I Get a Kick Out of You.'"
Directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall, the current revival of "Anything Goes" opened in April 2011 at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre in New York. The stellar Broadway cast included big names such as Sutton Foster and Joel Grey. The Roundabout Theatre Company production nabbed Tony Awards for best revival, actress (Foster) and choreography. The cast album was nominated for a Grammy Award.
The tour started Oct. 2 in Cleveland. "Everyone in this (touring) production is so gifted and easy to work with, which isn't always the case," York said. "It's been easy to keep morale up because there are no attitudes or divas in the show."
"And having someone like Kathleen (Marshall) at the helm just makes everything soar above and beyond what's been done before to this show. She's amazingly talented."
The youngest of four children, York was raised in Florida and Colorado and discovered her love of music and acting very early.
"My mom was a big influence," she said. "She had a beautiful voice and could have gone somewhere, but she got married at 19 and started having kids at 20.
"Luckily I listened to her singing and learned some things. She enrolled me in dance classes when I was 8 years old. When she played the piano I would accompany and sing with her. We had so much fun."
Performance anxiety wasn't an issue for the star-to-be. "In my household I was the clown. I used to do impressions for the family."
But a move from Florida to Colorado threw York for a loop. "I was out of my element, very shy in school. I became afraid to speak out in class. That (period) was tough."
Things began to change after York enrolled in choir class. "I discovered that I had a voice that others liked and said, 'Hmm, I have something to say here.' And that's when I started coming out of my shell a little bit."
In her senior year of high school, York moved with her family to San Clemente, a transition that started her career rolling. After triumphing in the title role in her high school's production of "Evita," she studied in Los Angeles at the American Center for Music Theater on a two-year scholarship.
York arrived in New York at 19, landing a job as a bartender (yes, she was underage), studying her craft and auditioning as often as possible.
"I struggled for a while. I'd done some readings here and there. I got my Equity card but I hadn't really caught a break." She began singing with bands and recording, a pursuit that took her to France briefly but ended badly.
Then came the audition for "City of Angels." The producers had searched fruitlessly to fill a certain part. "They opened up the doors for unknowns," York recalled.
York thoroughly researched her character, a Marilyn Monroe type, because on a "Phantom" audition she aced the singing but didn't know a thing about her character. She sang an Ella Fitzgerald scat song for the "City of Angels" creative team, then left, not sure how she did.
"Afterwards, my agent told me they ended the auditions after they saw me."
York got an inkling that she had gone over well. "I saw ('Angels' author) Larry Gelbart in the elevator. He said, 'Young woman, you're going to be a big star.'"
Gelbart was right. York has been in "Les Misérables," "The Scarlet Pimpernel," "Sly Fox" and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" on Broadway. Her film work includes "One Fine Day," "Billy Bathgate," "Dead Center" and the TV movie "Lucy," in which she played Lucille Ball. On TV she has appeared on "Reba," "Frasier," "Arli$$," "Spin City," "The Naked Truth" and "Diagnosis: Murder."
York modestly credited luck and timing for her success, but takes a dim view of those who think a career in acting should fall into your lap if you're well qualified.
"This business demands a lot of tenacity and perseverance. You have to dedicate your life to the craft. It's not something you do part time. And be completely prepared for any audition. You might get only one chance, and you don't want to blow it."
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Going to the mall and hitting up electronics stores to see if a particular camera is in stock is time-consuming. Searching for that item on several e-retail sites is a little faster. Now a new iPad app aims to help consumers find what they are looking for even more quickly.
Called Flit Shopping, the tablet app enables shoppers to enter what they are looking for and search the retail sites of thousands of participating e-retailers quickly without leaving the app, Flit says. Flit works with online stores including Neiman Marcus, TopShop and CB2.
Flit connects to e-commerce sites, allowing shoppers to search each site within the app. "This allows us to deliver a shopping experience that leverages a retailer's existing web site," says Adrian Lall, CEO and founder of Flit Shopping. "For shoppers, it means they get the full branded experience and merchandising expertise of that store."
To use the app, shoppers type in what they are seeking, for example, purple handbag, and the app pulls up all the sites that have such an item. Shoppers can seek friends' guidance on products they are considering by sending an e-mail or by connecting to Facebook via the app. Flit also offers alerts, notifying users when stores they have saved as their favorites get new merchandise or when an item at a favorite store goes on sale.
Flit users can also mark items as Cute, which will save the product in the app so they can purchase it later. And, a comparison feature lets shoppers compare prices, full product details and different styles for up to three items side by side. For example, shoppers can compare a coffee table from CB2 with similar items from other stores. When shoppers are ready to buy, Flit directs them to the e-commerce site to complete their purchase.
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More shoppers are using mobile devices such as tablets to buy gifts this holiday season. In a recent poll of 10,000 online buyers conducted by Bizrate Insights and Forrester Research Inc., 25% of online buyers said they shopped with a mobile device over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Of that group, 70% used mobile devices to make a purchase, 60% to browse or research products, 56% to check prices, and 37% to read product or store reviews. And, additional research from Adobe Systems Inc. finds mobile revenue accounted for 22% of total Cyber Monday sales, up 100% from last year. That estimate is based on data from mainly larger retailer clients that alone accounted for more than $1 billion in online sales Monday.
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Well, we're back from the Federation of Genealogical Societies conference in Ft. Wayne, Journey Through Generations. With approximately 1,600 attendees, the conference was one of FGS's largest ever. We had a great spot in the Exhibit Hall and had well over 400 visitors to our vendor booth - and that's not counting those who just stopped for a quick peek! Most of our handouts were distributed, so we came back a lot lighter than we left.The final FGS blog post for the conference has all the wrap-up details.
Between shifts in the booth, Matt Rutherford was able to see the Internet Archive scanning center where our Chicago City Council Proceedings are being scanned through the CARLI Book Digitization Project (watch for more on this in the next post). Grace Dumelle shared her great knowledge of Chicago research and signed copies of her book, Finding Your Chicago Ancestors. Ginger Frere gave three presentations, one of them highlighting our recent collaborations with the Chicago Genealogical Society (digitization of the Chicago Genealogist and addition of the CGS Pioneers collection to ChicagoAncestors.org). Grace and Matt attended a FamilySearch consortia meeting to explore new ways for Family History Library Affiliates to work together.
Breakfasts, lunches and dinners all presented great networking and learning opportunities. We still managed to attend lectures by such knowledgeable presenters as Cyndi Howells, John Philip Colletta and Craig Scott. And of course we couldn't miss hearing our local experts, including Jeanne Larzalere Bloom, Harold Henderson, Daniel Hubbard, Debra Mieszala, Timothy Pinnick and Teresa Steinkamp McMillin.
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By SHARREE JENSENstaff writer
At the Orangeville City Council meeting on April 10, Treasurer Cindy Nielson brought it to the council's attention that there were several residents who had received unusually high water bills over the last six months. The increase in usage was due to water leaks. The city informed these residents of the leaks and requested that they be repaired. Nielson stated that after being made aware of the problem most residents had repaired it immediately. However, she wanted to know if the city would be willing to kick back some of the charges to help out the residents. Councilman Jeffery Tuttle suggested that it depended on where the leak was and if the resident was truly unaware of the problem. A lot of the leaks were outside of the home, but there were a few leaking toilets and faucets. City Recorder, Murleen Bean suggested taking the payments back to the minimum and watch next month's usage. If they overuse next month, then the leak has not been fixed and they will have to pay for the overuse. The council agreed to review the meter readings at next months meeting.
Nielson also reported on the inventory of all street signs in Orangeville. The city is required to do two checks during the year, one during the day and one at night. These checks will verify that all signs are clearly visible, the proper height and distance from the roads, and will also check the reflective properties at night.
She has also posted in the window of the City building the names of Orangeville residents that are on active duty with the military, in support of the troops. So far there have been nine names posted. She has asked residents to turn in the names of anyone serving in the military from the Orangeville area.
Tuttle reported on the drainage projects for this year. He brought in photos and plans for the curb and gutter that will be going in. He also reported that they are planning to expand Mill Dam Road to have two 10 foot OHV lanes.
Randall Stilson informed the council of the upcoming county meeting regarding the use of county roads for OHVs. He stated the need to "get every city involved and develop a master plan." He would like to see one ordinance for the whole county, to make enforcement easier. The roads that would be utilized would mostly be low-impact roads that lead to trail heads. He is working hard with the environmentalists and the OHV users to come to a compromise. He made a motion to pass the Orangeville OHV Ordinance before Easter/Spring Break and have it effective immediately upon posting. This is the ordinance stating that all OHV operators must be at least 16 years of age and hold a current driver's license. They must also wear approved helmets if under 18.
Stilson also mentioned the need to clean up the animal control building. He is working out the details with the sheriff's office. The building is city property that has been leased to the county.
Howard Shorthill announced that there is an opening for four alternates to the board of adjustments and three to four openings for board members on the planning and zoning committee. He also reported on the 21st Century Community program. The city needs to complete three more projects to receive the gold hockey puck.
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She also mentioned that Phillip Johnson has been doing the lawn treatments for the city parks and city hall and he asked Ware to mention a need to educate residents on watering. Johnson volunteered to conduct a seminar if the city would like. He would like to help educate citizens on how to properly water their lawns and how to mea
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Skip to comments.Weapons, Cold Weather Survival Gear Allegedly Found Inside Christopher Dorners Truck
Posted on 02/09/2013 3:58:25 PM PST by BenLurkin
BIG BEAR (CBSLA.com) Several weapons and cold weather survival gear have allegedly been found inside the burned-out truck owned by accused killer Christopher Dorner, CBS News has learned.
A law enforcement official working on the investigation told the network a Coleman stove, cot and propane gas supplies were found inside Dorners Nissan Titan.
Two long-range rifles with suppressors and a Glock handgun were also reportedly recovered.
The truck was discovered early Friday morning on a dirt service road between Bear Mountain and Snow Summit resorts approximately seven hours after Dorner allegedly fired at officers, killing one and critically injuring another, in Riverside. A third officer in Corona suffered a graze wound.
The 33-year-old Dorner is also wanted by Irvine police in connection with the murders of 28-year-old Monica Quan and her fiance, 27-year-old Keith Lawrence, on Feb. 3.
The official also told the network that the discovery does not preclude the possibility that Dorner has additional weapons and gear.
Dorner remains at large. Officers on Saturday resumed their search in Big Bear for Dorner.
Elsewhere in Buena Park, Irvine police confirmed to CBS2 that detectives served a search warrant Friday evening at a storage locker belonging to Dorner.
According to a public information officer, items of evidence were collected.
That report makes it seem the fellow is traveling light now.
Either he's really throwing out misinformation, or something went wrong in his plan.
Bet this ends in suicide, maybe by cop.
Duh! He obviously left them there for a reason you stupid morons.
His truck getting stuck in the mud was not part of the plan — nor was losing all that gear. He burns it all rather than hiding it or taking it with him. That wasn't smart.
There are not may ways out of Big Bear and it he plans to hike out they will find his bones sometime next summer.
Simple answer is...He needed things to burn and left such a cache...and he had doubles of everything. That info they might be able to track down. His buds would know.
Would like to know if he owned: skis, snowboard, snowshoes, snow mobile....
Agreed. He's laying dead somewhere within 10 miles of that truck.
Something went wrong with his plan. I thought I read somewhere that the axle was busted. They'll likely find him dead, either by suicide or exposure.
A cot makes little sense to me...except for burning and that's just what happened...and the same thing with the other stuff...It was all tinder.....
Had he been driving a Volt, this wouldn't even be suspicious.
My guess if that we won't. I can't imagine any situation where he would have intentionally burnt the guns and survival equipment.
Maybe pretty simple explanation. Leaving them there in vehicle with broken axle may mean he found another vehicle and doesn't need them any more. He may have commandeered a second vehicle with driver and is long gone back to LA to focus on his real targets. He is on a mission.
Propane leaking ~ could have been the cause of that fire.
Yeah, the reason being that he's a halfwit who doesn't have any real planning ability. He tried hijacking a boat, but that "plan" failed when he ran into the little problem of not knowing how the hell to get it started. Then he tried running for the hills... only to get his truck stuck in the mud.
This boy has an IQ just barely above room-temperature. Hell, according to Larry Elder the dumb bastard shot himself by accident when he was in the police academy.
He's run out of unarmed women and parked police cars full of unaware officers to shoot up, so don't expect anything spectacular from him.
You, I and the rest will just have to wait for the outcome.
Good possibility, or he may already be a goner. Either way, I think it will end violently. I get this feeling he does not want to be taken alive. I wonder if Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton will weigh in on it?
May he wind up as bear scat.
I'm with you, James. This guy is being made out to be a Rambo. I don't think he's all that. You've pointed out the reasons.
Will this mean they will stop shooting up pickup trucks everywhere because they "match the description" in the mind of the shooting officers?
He's either used this as a diversion (and he has another vehicle) or he is going to be dead soon.
LOL...you seem to believe everything and anything the media feeds you.
A stove, some propane for the stove and a cot aren't much in the way of camping equipment and don't qualify as survival gear by any stretch of the imagination.
Nice to see a voice of reason here ;)
Friday - Feb. 8 [Noon]: The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., along with the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, issues the following plea to suspected cop killer Chris Dorner.
"Dear Christopher Dorner; Apparently you have been wounded by your past experiences of what you have stated in losing your job. I understand your feelings of being hurt. I'm making a plea to you to stop spreading the pain, the hurt and the fear. Please stop don't take anymore lives.
Christopher, your mother is in pain and concerned for your safety. There are many good and creditable people in Los Angeles, like The Los Angeles Sentinel's Executive Publisher/CEO Danny J. Bakewell Sr., Bishop Noel Jones, Bishop Kenneth Ulmer and Rev. Charles Singleton. These individuals I know personally and they would gladly receive you. Whatever I can do without hesitation please contact me through Danny Bakewell at the L.A. Sentinel.
Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Sr."
I pray for the latter before any other innocent lives are lost.
A Coleman stove, cot and propane would be useless gear in high country in low temps - especially zero or colder. A Coleman stove is clunky and heavy compared to ultralight gear commonly available. Same goes for the cot - dumb choice due to air circulation under the cot. In sub-zero weather, closed-cell foam with adequate bags is the norm. Finally, propane delivers poorly in colder temps. Not as bad a butane but white gas or native fuels would be better choices. IMO, these items are decoy materials. Some people are of the opinion that he's dead and covered with snow up in the mountains. I doubt that. He's nuts but he's not stupid.
There's another reference to that magical term...."Allegedly".
The word that needs no explanation, no verification and certainly no proof. It ranks right up there with the word "May":
As in, he "May" have a .50 cal rifle....or he "May" not....
Don't kid your self, this guy is a seasoned vet and a trained LEO.
BTW, he is making the LAPD look like fools shooting at innocent citizens, you know the "professionals that should only be allowed to have guns"
The guy is crazy and evil no doubt, but sit back and learn how one man can drive the Government into a frenzy.
This is what Rush calls a "teachable moment".
They will only shoot up burned out pickup trucks with broken axles.
Dorner LOVES the Federal Government.
This is rather scary in a way.
Imagine a small group of men. All with IQ 130+
Skilled in survival and combat.
What if they took the time to very carefully plan out what they should do.
How on earth could they be stopped?
Certainly NOT by the LAPD.
I guess we have been very lucky so far.
I was looking at a time line of the events. Seems they found his burned out truck. An hour LATER they sent out a bulletin to Nevada Highway Patrol with a description of his vehicle.
Either really a) bad reporting, b) the cops don't know what the heck they are doing, or c) he had another vehicle staged that may have been witnessed by someone.
I'll go with "a" and "b". The cops make him out to be some Rambo guy so when they can't catch him they don't look so bad.
IN Walden New York that would be several pickup trucks..
uh oh.
Jesse and Al will be fighting over who gets the eulogy at Djorner's funeral.
The cot would only make sense if he had a destination in mind where he could hide and it would need to have been pre-stocked.
So he says....
I dunno, I learn the most when I just sit back and watch what happens.
This guy is up to something imo.
OTOH, maybe he's just a loon.
Time will tell.
Why is it only now being reported that all of these accouterments were found next to it?
"Duh! He obviously left them there for a reason you stupid morons"
Yes, like he had to catch a plane to Costa Rica. :-)
I wouldn't call that cold weather survival gear.
After a few years of tenting it in Canada, we said sc*** the cots and just used sleeping bags.
I guess I can't see a real good reason for a cot except as tinder. He's toying with us.
How does one tell if someone had a cot in the back of a completely charred pickup truck? I can understand the guns still being recognizable depending upon the heat of the fire, but a lightweight cot? As for his supposed "survival gear" the cot and the stove are "disposable" frankly. As for cold-weather survival in the high altitudes and mountains... you all make it sound like he's heading up Mt. Everest. My husband used to go winter camping with our children in the Rockies - he'd be amused at all the people who think this guy is "definitely dead".
A wacko, yes... but I wouldn't trust anything the LAPD and associated agencies are saying about this guy or what they found at this point. Even if he's already dead, he already bested them in some ways... And, incidentally, the LAPD proved one of his manifesto charges themselves - being "trigger-happy". Just ask the newspaper delivery women if they think the LAPD AREN'T?
All that said, I don't admire Dorner in any real way whatsoever. Just kind of amazed at some of the posters here saying this guy is a complete idiot - never underestimate your enemy...
I agree...these items were nothing more than tinder. He's playing them.
I'd say he's behind them.
If George Carlin used that word instead of "stuff"...his routine would have been DOA.
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HELPER-Eugene Mario Picco passed away suddenly at his home in Helper, Utah on June 8, 2012. Gene was born at home in the coal mining town of Latuda, Utah, on June 15, 1934 to Anna Krajnc and Mario Picco. He met and married Sharon Shankle in 1956 with whom he had four children.
Funeral Mass, Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service, Monday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Monday and Tuesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Gene at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net
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PRICE- Dell S. Jennings, age 82, passed away Aug. 1, 2008 at Castle Country Care center in Price. He was born Oct. 8, 1925 in Milford, Utah to Henry M. And Estella Dalton Jennings. Married Betty Jean Stoddard, July 3, 1947 in Farmington, Utah.
Dell honorably served his country in the US Army during World War II. He was a resident of Carbon County for 43 years, where he enjoyed working in the oil fields and with various construction companies. His love for the outdoors allowed him to work in Alaska for 13 years where he drove truck for Mukluk Freight Lines.
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He loved animals and his pets will always have a special place in his heart.
Survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Betty Jennings, Price; three sons and one daughter, Ira Dell (Mary) Jennings, Columbus, Ohio, William Blaine (Barbara) Jennings, Magna, Eugene Raymond Jennings, Phoenix, Ariz., Christine (Rett) Shakespear, Cedar City, Utah; son-in-law, Doc Alcaraz, Price; and many loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Memorial service, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2008, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m.


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Like most Latinas, Shelly Antunez is lively and has many amazing kitchen skills. Cooking is second nature for petite North Lauderdale, FL native. It's common to find her dancing as she cooks up a spicy Latin dish. Shelly's creativity is not limited to the kitchen. The mo...
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