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Bungalow Bay Koala Village YHA
If you are planning on making a reservation for Christmas Day 2016, please contact Bungalow Bay Reception prior to your arrival as we will have limited opening hours on the 25th December 2016. Thanks in advance! MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Bungalow Bay is a large, friendly, clean and stylish YHA backpacker's hostel, set in the heart of the National Park. This multi-award winning hostel is easily accessible from Townsville and just a short walk from some of the most beautiful beaches on Magnetic Island.
Bungalow Bay is Australia's only hostel that has an onsite Koala Sanctuary for you to enjoy. Wake up to Crocs and Koalas near your private A frame bungalows set throughout a magnificent seven acre property.
You will be in the islands best location with all bush walks, snorkelling and water sports leading from the resort. Relax, explore or laze all day in a hammock surrounding the resorts pool and deck bar.
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A 20 minute fast cat ferry ride from the greyhound terminal will have you docked at Nelly Bay Harbour (17 daily services). Local bus service meets all ferry services to the island and will drop you off at our front door in Horseshoe Bay. Price is $3.00
Alternatively, bring your vehicle across to the island to explore the network of roads aboard Fantasea Car and passenger ferry.


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Early last Thursday morning, I crossed the Catalina Channel in 8 hours, 55 minutes, 59 seconds. There's a good story to tell, but I'll start with a video. Many thanks to my fellow Promontory Point swimmer Amanda Hunt for getting this footage.
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(Bumped up from yesterday by Bronwyn's Harbor. Hey, Josh Marshall, since you're not content being a leading liberal blog owner so now you're hangin' with all of Barack Obama's friends like Bernardine Dohrn — and we dig it because, well, you were never the cool kid in class, but now you see a chance, and besides the New York Times gave your forum a blessing(!), we just think … Well, can you get off your high horse long enough to stop and THINK? We tried to tell "True Believers" [now there's a book you should read, Josh] that Obama is nothing more than a typical politician.
We know you'll wave this aside. You're too busy looking in the mirror trying to figure out how you can also LOOK cool. Uh, Josh, no way. Ever. It ain't gonna happen. Bernardine will make you FEEL sexy and cool, but she's just usin' you, Josh. That's what sociopaths do.
NOW on to the BUMPING UP of Larry Johnson's EXCEPTIONAL essay that sensible people everywhere should read. We realize that the KoolAid dipsomaniacs are unable to see, let alone comprehend, but we'll persist.
By LARRY JOHNSON, originally published on November 11, 2008:
If you enjoyed the George W. Bush era, you are gonna love the Barack Obama regime, because Obama is relying on some of the same folks who helped create the mayhem and failures in the CIA. That's right, boys and girls. Take a look at today's Wall Street Journal:
President-elect Barack Obama is unlikely to radically overhaul controversial Bush administration intelligence policies, advisers say, an approach that is almost certain to create tension within the Democratic Party. . . .
The intelligence-transition team is led by former National Counterterrorism Center chief John Brennan and former CIA intelligence-analysis director Jami Miscik, say officials close to the matter. Mr. Brennan is viewed as a potential candidate for a top intelligence post. Ms. Miscik left amid a slew of departures from the CIA under then-Director Porter Goss.
Advisers caution that few decisions will be made until the team gets a better picture of how the Bush administration actually goes about gathering intelligence, including covert programs, and there could be a greater shift after a full review.
The Obama team plans to review secret and public executive orders and recent Justice Department guidelines that eased restrictions on domestic intelligence collection. "They'll be looking at existing executive orders, then making sure from Jan. 20 on there's going to be appropriate executive-branch oversight of intelligence functions," Mr. Brennan said in an interview shortly before Election Day.
Putting John Brennan in charge of this effort is mind numbing. Brennan was one of the George Tenet toadies who defended the former CIA Director when I, along with a group of other retired CIA officers, demanded that Tenet donate part of the proceeds of his book to the families of U.S. soldiers who died in Iraq and to return his medal of freedom.
Brennan was part of the group of the insiders who saw no problem with George Tenet helping cook the intelligence and mislead the American people about the threat in Iraq. Here's what Tim Shorrock wrote about that dust up:
Tenet's ties with contractors were underscored last week in a dispute between two groups of former CIA officials over Tenet's legacy. On April 28, six former intelligence officers wrote to Tenet, saying he shared culpability with President Bush and Vice President Cheney for "the debacle in Iraq," and suggesting he donate half the royalties from his book to Iraq war veterans and their families. All of the signatories had severed their ties to U.S. intelligence, although three of them, Phil Giraldi, Larry Johnson and Vince Cannistraro, work as consultants for news organizations, corporations and government agencies outside of intelligence.
A few days later, six recently retired officers responded. They called the first letter a "bitter, inaccurate and misleading attack" on Tenet and pointed out that it was drafted by officers who "had not served in the Agency for years." Tenet, his supporters said, "literally led the nation's counterterrorism fight." And three of its six signatories were directly involved in that fight — as contractors. They included John Brennan of the Analysis Corp.; Cofer Black, Tenet's former counterterrorism director and vice chairman of Blackwater, the private military contractor; and Robert Richer, the former deputy director of the CIA's clandestine services. Richer recently left Blackwater to become the CEO of Total Intelligence, a new company formed with Black and other ex-CIA officials to provide intelligence services to corporations and government agencies.
In the immediate aftermath of 9-11 Brennan was in charge of the Terrorist Threat Integration Center (which was replaced subsequently by the National Counter Terrorism Center) and failed to give the U.S. State Department the correct statistics on the number of terrorist attacks in 2003. He forgot to count an entire month's data. I discovered the error and alerted folks at State Department.
Professors Alan Krueger and David Laitin independently discovered the discrepancies and published an op-ed in the Washington Post. Here's a link for a comprehensive article discussing that intelligence failure.
So you think I am being too hard on Brennan? Sure, anyone can make a mistake. However, he was back in the news in 2005. I learned in March of that year that the State Department was not going publish the CIA stats on terrorism because the number of attacks had dramatically increased and the Bush Administration thought that made it look like they were losing the war on terror. John Brennan was part of that effort to keep the truth from the American public. Here's the piece I wrote to help draw attention to this issue back in 2005:
The numbers are in and the news is not good for U.S. efforts to contain and reduce the threat of international terrorism. 2004 marked the highest number of significant incidents of terrorism since the intelligence community started keeping statistics in 1968. (An incident is counted as significant if an attack results in the death, injury or kidnapping of one or more persons or property damage in excess of $10,000). Attacks jumped from 175 in 2003 to 651 in 2004. This surpasses the previous high of 273 significant attacks in 1985.
The bad news kept on coming. One thousand nine hundred and seven (1907) people died in international terrorist attacks last year. This marks the second highest death toll since 1968; falling short of the infamous record of 2001.
Unfortunately, former 9-11 Commission Staff Director, Phil Zelikow, and chief of the National Counter Terrorism Center, John Brennan, tried with some success to confuse the press and suggest that the numbers do not matter. In a deft display of obfuscation and spin Messrs. Zelikow and Brennan made several points. It started with Zelikow's claim that:
The compilation of data about terrorist attacks is not a required part of the report, but traditionally had been provided by the State Department, going back to the years in which the State Department was basically the public voice of the U.S. Government on international terrorism, generally. . . . But what's important for our purposes is what the law said the NCTC should do. It said the NCTC was the primary organization for analysis and integration of — and I'm quoting from the law now — "All intelligence possessed or acquired by the United States Government pertaining to terrorism or counterterrorism." The law further stated that the NCTC would be the United States Government's "shared knowledge bank on known and suspected terrorists and international terror groups, as well as their goals, strategies, capabilities, and networks of contact and support." (Phil Zelikow)
State Department's role as the lead for coordinating international terrorism was established by a National Security Decision Directive signed by President Reagan in early 1986. This was in response to an interagency fight that broke out during an effort to apprehend the terrorists responsible for the hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise ship. While flying over Italy in late 1985 in pursuit of Abu Abbas, a State Department official and a CIA officer argued heatedly over who was in charge of the mission. Recognizing the need for a clear chain of command the Department of State was put in charge of coordinating the efforts of CIA, DOD, and FBI efforts to track and deal with terrorism. The first man put in charge of this effort was L. Paul (Jerry) Bremer.
Mr. Zelikow is misleading the media by asserting that the State Department "traditionally compiled the data". That is simply not true. The State Department never was in charge of collecting or compiling the statistics. It simply coordinated the process of assembling the data in order to provide the Congress and the American people with a comprehensive view of international terrorist activity. Since 1986 the Counter Terrorism Center at the CIA had the task of compiling the data and writing the narrative analysis. Don't take my word for it, just ask the former Chiefs of the Counter Terrorism Center starting with Dewey Claridge and ending with Cofer Black.
By splitting the statistics on terrorism from the country reports, Zelikow is creating the kind of stovepiping of information which the 9-11 Commission claimed helped undermine US efforts to detect and defeat Al Qaeda's effort to launch their suicide attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. There is nothing in the new law requiring this move.
John Brennan, the head of the National Counter Terrorism Center, made the unbelievable admission that when the CIA shifted responsibility for counting terrorist incidents to the Terrorist Threat Integration Center (TTIC) in the fall of 2003 only three part time people were assigned to the task. Brennan said:
To ensure a more comprehensive accounting of terrorist incidents, we in the NCTC significantly increased the level of effort from three part-time individuals to 10 full-time analysts, and we took a number of other steps to improve quality control and database management. This increased level of effort allowed a much deeper review of far more information and, along with Iraq, are the primary reasons for the significant growth in a number of terrorist incidents being reported.
The American people are asked to believe that nobody at TTIC understood in the aftermath of 2001 that we needed to keep a comprehensive count of terrorist events. Implicit in this criticism is a smear on the good work done previously at the Counter Terrorism Center. CTC did not consider counting terrorism events an afterthought. They used a sound methodology of monitoring news media reports, FBIS reports, and cables from US Embassies and Defense Attaches to identify possible acts of international terrorism. An act of violence did not necessarily mean that terrorism was involved. Instead expert analysts from CTC and State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) would meet periodically to review and decide what incidents represented acts of international terrorism.
This process broke down when the responsibility for doing this was shifted from CTC and put under Mr. Brennan's stewardship at the Terrorist Threat Integration Center in late 2003. Mr. Brennan in fact shares much of the responsibility for the debacle with the statistics that were misreported in the report issued in April 2004. He did not ensure that his part time employees could count.
With the beefed up work force at NCTC we now know that 10 analysts were involved in counting 651 significant international terrorist attacks in 2004. Geez, I guess that means it took each analyst one year to keep track of 65 attacks.
Brennan asks the media and the American people to believe that the rise in attacks is simply the result of better counting by more people. Not true. An independent data source from RAND-MIPT shows a similar dramatic rise in attacks and deaths. This is not an artifice of methodology. Something bad is going on out there.
Two countries account for a major portion of the increased terrorist activity—the Kashmir region of India and Iraq. With respect to Kashmir, it is important to note that since 1998 this area has consistently appeared in the appendix in Patterns of Global Terrorism that described significant incidents. I have used this data in briefing for foreign governments during that period to point out that not only was India being repeatedly attacked by Islamic jihadists (who were funded and trained by Pakistan), but that the people of Kashmir repeatedly suffered one of the highest death tolls of any country in the world from terrorist attacks. The sad fact is that media, and to a lesser extent the U.S. Government, tended to ignore these attacks.
It is worth recalling that the cruise missiles fired by President Clinton in August of 1998 in retaliation for the Al Qaeda bombing of the US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania struck a camp in Afghanistan and killed members of one of the groups that carried out attacks in the Kashmir as well as two Pakistani intelligence officers. In the war against Islamic extremists Kashmir matters.
Brennan's response on Iraq is more puzzling:
QUESTION: Do you regard the Iraq numbers that you just gave us — for which, thank you — as comparable? And the reason I ask is that I've got to figure that if there's one piece of real estate that the U.S. intelligence community has devoted enormous resources to in the last two years, it's got to be — two-and-a-half years — it's Iraq. Therefore, do you think those figures are comparable, '03 to '02?
MR. BRENNAN: In terms of what the term you're using — "comparable" — to sort of denote here, I'm not certain. The rigor that we applied worldwide for the 2004 data also applied to Iraq. So it was Iraq, Kashmir, and others. So that number, I think, is the result of exhaustive search and research on that. Also, as I pointed out, the number of civilians that have come not just from the United States, but also from other countries — the number of individuals who, in fact, are in different places in Iraq that have been involved in some of the attacks that have taken place there, I think that is the reason why, in fact, we're seeing an increase in that number.
Although Brennan is not certain about the comparability of the numbers we do not have to rely on him. Data maintained by the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is reported on at least a weekly basis to the Secretary of Defense, shows clear unambiguous data that the level of terrorist activity in Iraq mushroomed in 2004. In fact, the highest level of attacks ever recorded in Iraq occurred in December 2004.
Iraq is relevant to the threat of international terrorism principally because it is serving as a drawing card for jihadists throughout the Islamic world. I have had recent discussions with senior government officials representing three countries in the Persian Gulf. To a man they were alarmed by the images coming out of Iraq showing US soldiers abusing muslim women and the shooting of unarmed insurgents. The perception of the United States as an invader is inciting terrorism in the region, not quelling it. Several commented on the perceived parallel of the U.S. presence in Iraq as comparable to what the Soviets did in Afghanistan during the 1980s. They worry that we are sowing the seeds of future jihadist terrorism.
The real news from the press conference of Messrs. Zelikow and Brennan is that they have not finished counting the incidents from last year and that the numbers are likely to go up when revised statistics are issued in June. Moreover, both conceded that events in Russia and Philippines, where several hundred were killed, were excluded from the data.
I welcome Mr. Brennan's commitment to look at the methodology and recommend corrections. The failure to count attacks inside Russia by Chechen separatists, for example, needs to be re-examined. While ten years ago there was no evidence that the Chechen were receiving outside assistance, that is not the case today. In fact Chechen fighters in the battle of Anaconda in Afghanistan in March 2002 killed American soldiers. The Chechen movement has clear economic and military ties to international jihadists. In future reports it would be entirely appropriate to classify as international attacks something carried out by any group with established ties to groups outside of their country.
There is no single statistic that can tell us what is happening in the war on terrorism. Reporting multiple attacks does not necessarily mean that casualties will follow. As Brennan and Zelikow correctly note most of the casualties were caused by a relatively small number of attacks. But, those attacks were carried out by Islamic extremists that have clear ties with Al Qaeda.
In light of this it is breathtaking that someone with Zelikow's intellect can argue that numbers don't matter. The following exchange occurred during the Wednesday afternoon press conference:
QUESTION: Um, 651 attacks in 2004, compared to 175 attacks in your report in 2003. That's a sharp increase in terrorist attacks. What does that tell us about the war on terrorism — the global war on terrorism and the cooperation? . . . .
MR. ZELIKOW: I mean, the short answer is it doesn't tell us anything about the war on terror. The statistics are simply not valid for any inference about the progress, either good or bad, of American policy. I think that's the honest answer. If you just look at what the statistics are and what kind of inferences can legitimately be drawn from them, I can't come up with a defensible inference.
Here's the bottom line. Numbers do matter. If more people are being killed in Iraq and India then we need to ensure that US policy for combating terrorism is focused on those areas. To pretend that the threat of terrorism is as great in Brazil as in Iraq is delusional. And to pretend that objective facts say nothing about the reality of terrorism perhaps shows us why the US effort to deal with Islamic extremists is going in the wrong direction.
Friends in the intelligence community tell me that Zelikow, when confronted with the higher numbers, tried to have those numbers suppressed. Once word of this leaked out Zelikow shifted gears to damage control and constructed the artificial and misleading explanation that NCTC is now doing something new that was never done before. Oh yeah, and it is mandated by law.
Sadly this simply shows how uninformed Zelikow is about the history of counter terrorism policies and procedures during the last 25 years, notwithstanding his post as staff director of the 9-11 Commission. Maybe this explains why the Commission had such difficulty identifying who failed in their duty to prevent those terrible attacks in September 2001. Phil Zelikow by his own admission has trouble making sense of numbers.
So you thought Barack Obama would bring change to the abuses at CIA? Think again. He's relying on folks who helped debase and embarrass the CIA. That's not change I want to believe in.


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Orangeville Days this year was gigantic with five days of celebration in memory of Orangeville's Past, Present and Future. The Orangeville Day's Celebration began on July 19 with a trap shoot at the Emery County Gun Range under the direction of Rue Bell. On July 20 the Orangeville Celebration events started with a children's parade down Main Street to the City Park.
Before the Humphrey Lamb Fry and Roast Beef Dinner Orangeville's Mayor Pat Jones, the City Council and Lt., Michael Williams of the Utah National Guard held a brief Community Covenant Signing Ceremony. This Covenant was to show the support of Orangeville for service members and their families. This was followed by entertainment from the Jones Brothers Band and a pig chase. July 21 started with a bang from a loud fireworks blast and the beginning of the 5K run from Mill Dam. The 5K run was won by Josh Sharp. Wyatt Cox and Jake Frandsen came in second and third. Carissa Shaffer was the first women runner to arrive at the finish line. Aubrey Robertson was the second woman runner to arrive. Breakfast Saturday morning was served by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Presidency and the Orangeville First Ward Bishopric. A large number of Orangeville residents and visitors came to partake of this inexpensive breakfast.
The parade was lined up by Carole Larsen and went forward down Main Street. The parade was led by Mark Tanner and his Boy Scout Troop. The children and adults on the sides of the street were excited to be gathering up candy thrown from the floats.
After the parade many gathered at the City Park for races, games of all kinds for children and adults. Carl Beckstead was in charge of the horse shoe pit game. There were climbing towers and inflated rides for children.
On the hill in back of the Community Center, the Orangeville Fire Department provided a large plastic slippery slide for children and adults. The slide was kept slippery by water from a fire hose and dish soap. Carol Stilson was in charge of the dunking machine and water baseball.
Later the fire department turned on the famous foam for any that wanted to run through the foam or wallow in the foam. Later that afternoon there was an ATV Poker Run with Brent Tuttle in charge.
That evening the Castle Dale LDS Stake provided a picnic in the park at the rodeo grounds. Several couples joined in square dancing. The horse drawn hay ride driven by Eric Blackham and Gary Blackham was very popular.
On July 23 Orangeville's swim night and BBQ pot luck was held at the Castle Dale Aquatic Pool and Pavilion. Those that came were asked by Beth Butler to bring a dessert if they lived on the east side of Main Street and if they lived on the west side of Main Street to bring a salad. The weather was pleasant and everyone seemed to have a great time.
On July 24 starting at the Orangeville park the Smoke Pit BBQ made available hot dogs and a brisket sandwich. At 6 p.m. the bike racing contest was started by dividing contestants into age groups by Todd Hinkins. This was held in the Orangeville City Park. Winners were given prize money with first place receiving $5; second place $2 and third place $1. All who entered were given a ticket and entered in the drawing for a new bicycle.
Collin Holdaway won the first bicycle. Ellie Stoker won the second bicycle. Tina Jewkes won a scooter. McKenzie Orgill won a white bicycle. Jace Mangum won a green bicycle. A dark blue bicycle was won by Koda Alton. The red and gray bicycle was won by Greg Jewkes. At the home run hitting contest, Taylor Tanner was the first to hit two baseballs out of the ball field.
The ice cream social was very popular as people prepared for the movie in the park. The movie shown was titled "Journey 2, The Mysterious Island".
A special thanks go to Cindy Nelson, Ruanne Leeflang, Mayor Pat Jones, the City Council Members and all of those in the city that volunteered their time and efforts to make this celebration a success. Each year this event gets bigger and better.


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Ok now that I've calmed down abit, reasonably whilst I know this pretty much screws up the naruto sasuke dynamic, it is somewhat reasonable. I mean you could see Itachi's final words affecting sasuke and it would make sense given that itachi was everything to sasuke. Coupled with what the 1st told him it is not entirely impossible that sasuke wouldn't 'see the light'. Having said that i wouldnt be surprised if what he's doing now is saving the village so that he can be the one to mess it up personally.
As for orochimaru, until kishi says what was his true motive of attacking the village in the 1st place, i would say he never was a conventional villian since his main goal in life was to learn all that he could about everything which on its own is not inherently wrong, just that his methods were wrong.


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Chapter 595: An Oath
Grandline, near the Sabaody Archpelago
Heart pirate crew: What!? We're not entering the New World yet!?
Law: I said we'll wait for the time… don't rush, One Piece isn't gonna run away…
Crew: But you heard right? Those guys from Blackbeard pirates are wrecking the place already….
Law: Those who want to crush each other can go ahead and do so… it's a stupid battle I'm not interested in getting involved.
Law: Stop talking nonsense, shut up and follow me…
I'll rob whatever chair belongs to us…!!
Crew: Yeah!! Captain!!
(chair, analogy for place. title. fame. place in powers. etc)
New world, a winter island…
Pirate: This is a favorite island of Master Kaidou of the Yonkou… and he entrusted me to defend it.
Drake: …… and? What do you want me to do?
Pirate: I don't want you to do anything… I'm just warning you not to anger him, rookie.
Drake: … in other words, if I take you head, Kaidou won't put up with it?
Pirate: Yeah, that's right. Now that you understand, just pack up and le….
Drake: Alright then, that makes things faster.
Pirate: !!?
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New World, a spring island
Boars: FUGOO FUGOO
Apoo: Run!! There's no way we can fight off that army of vicious boars!!
Crew: There's a cliff ahead!!
Apoo: Who cares, just jump!!!
Apoo: ……HUH!!?
Crew: uh, Captain Apoo!? Both we and the boars are running on air!?
Apoo: Yeah, I can see that!! What the hell is going on on this island!!!??
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New World ….. certain burning island
Sanjuan Wolf: It's hoooot… my feet barely reaches the bottom….
I can't put strength in my body either…. OW! a fish bit me.
Teach: Stop complaining, Wolf!! It's your fault our raft ship is nearly broken!!
We're negotiating because of you!!
Shiliew: Trying to travel the New World on a raft like that is a terrible idea in the first place.
Teach: If I knew this was gonna happen, I should've stolen a marine battleship at Marineford!!
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Jesus: Don't you feel attached to thing!?
Shiliew: I'm saying it's careless. And that goes for all of you.
Avalo Pizaro: Meow! Let me take the lead!! You wanna switch captain position with me, Teach?
Laffitte: Hohoho… I would kill you. We're "Blackbeard" pirates.
Doc Q: The heavens know the fate of all already…. ah…
Vasco Shot: We're gonna run out of booze, shouldn't hurry our butts to an island with a town!?
Catarina Devon: Yeah, I'd rather have clothes than a ship!! I'm sick of prisoner clothes
Van Augur: I'll go check it out. It's taking far too long
Teach: Yeah, even these guys are starting to feel impatient!!
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Teach: Isn't that right, Jewelry Bonney!?
Bonney's crew: Captain Bonny….
Teach: I wonder how a little girl like you ended up with over 100 million berries..
New World is a sea meant only for the few chosen strong ones!!
Good long journey all the way from South Blue, but you're out of the race here, zehahahaha!!
Bonney: ……!!!
Teach: You'refar too weak to make a crew of mine, but… If you agreee to be my woman, I don't mind taking you with me to the ocean ahead… how about it, eh?
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Bonney: Piss off!! filthy Pigbeard!!
Teach: Doh!!
BB Pirates: Gyahahahahaha!!
Teach: Damn, she's too unruly. A woman should be more elegant, don't you think?
I got enough unruly thugs in my crew already!!
Crew: Hahahahahahahaha!!
Teach: Alright then, we'll follow our plan and trade her for a marine ship!!
Augur: Captain!! I've spotted the marines!
Teach: Did they bring the battleship as they promised?
Augur: They have, but it doesn't look like they're willing to let go of it!
Teach: Eh!? How can you tell?
Augur: Akainu is on it!!!
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Teach: Oh damn!!! I don't want that just yet…!!! Let's get the hell outta here!!
Jesus: Gyahahahahaha!!! Major Fail!!!
Akainu: ….where is Blackbeard?
Marfine: They're no longer here, sir!
Akainu: …. when I heard you ran away from the government, it sent a chill down my spine…. but it's all over now….
Bonney: You….!! I will never forgive you!!!
("you" is plural here)
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Redline, Holy city of Mariejois
WG official: dissapeared, you say…?
DoFlamingo: Yeah, to be honest. I'm not trying to be vague, he literally vanished on the spot!!
Fufufu… I'm surprised, are you aware of a move like that with the Kage Kage ability??
official: This is no matter to laugh at!!
DoFlamingo: It's alright…. his life was nearly at the end.
No matter what he does, it's too late.
yeah… unless he returns as a zombie or something. Fufufufu!!! That would be fitting
official: That's a damn sloppy job you did!!
DoFlamingo: Hmm!!?
official: !!?
Doflamingo: Watch it. When the hell did you become my boss?
I don't care how much power you have in the WG, I'm a damn pirate and it doesn't matter to me…!!!
If my deal with you become… uninteresting, I'll quit Shichibukai at any time. Remember that.
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South Blue, Torino Kingdom
denizen: Raccoony~~! We did say to come by some time, but this is way too early for a return!!
Choppermask: No, you got it wrong!! I may look like him… but I'm his friend, Chopper Mask!!
denizen: doesn't work, Raccoony. You feel so embarassed to return so early, you disguised yourself with that weird costume, no?
Choppermask: nnnnnno that's not true!!
denizen: Hey, don't be mean. You're supposed to play along in times like this
Chopper: Alright!! Fine!! Your kindness hurts!!
denizen: Hey it's Raccoony.
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Chopper: To tell you the truth, I suddenly have something I must do…!! Let me stay here for a little while!
denizen: Whatever the reason, you're welcome here!!
Chopper: Above that massive tree, I saw many plants I've never seen even in books… I must study them!!
I gotta build up stamina and power…!! Boy I'm gonna be busy!!
denizen kid: huh? it's Raccoony?
Chopper: Whoa!! All these books!!
denizen: This is the village library. If you need to research, use here.
This island has many plants for strong medicines.
We've had the technology to create medicines, but the birds were stopping us from making them.
It was very bothersome.
Chopper: I've been judging the people here from the way the look…
but come to think of it, the weapons were very mechanical….
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Chopper: The tribe look like bunch of morons, but in fact, the standard of the culture in this nation is quite high… there's much to learn from here!
denizen: …..um, Raccoony? You may not have noticed, but you were speaking your thoughts out aloud. With extremely rude first half.
Chopper: (I wonder how much I could accomplish in this country…)
villagers: It's a snowman!!! Monster!!!
Chopper: What's a pirate?
Hiruruk: There's plenty of them out in the sea
Luffy: Wait up, MEAT!!
Chopper: Gyaaa!!! Help mee!!!!
Luffy: Shut up!! Let's go!!
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Chopper: (Luffy took me out to this sea… I could barely keep up with him, I wonder what I've done for him?)
Chopper: Hey!! Let me have those plants!!
Luffy (flashback) Everyone!! Just think about running!!
Chopper: I don't want to ever feel that miserable again…!!
Chopper: (It must have been much harder on Luffy. Because you made me your crew, I can bear whatever people say to me now
If I can be your strength… I'd become a true monster!!)
Chopper: Luffy!!! I'll get stronger!!!!
TONS of blurry unlegible parts in the following pages.
**** = too blurry to make out
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Grandline, Kamabakka kingdom
Iva: What was up with that newspaper?
You said "I see" and calmed down after reading it
Sanji: I read a message from that article that only Luffy's crew would understand.
If you don't believe I'm his crew, then I won't tell ya~~~
Iva: This man's pissing me off
Sanji: ….hm? Hey, who made this meal?
Iva: !! … you're a man who can understand the difference it seems.
Sanji: The taste is good, but… it's also strangely strength enducing…!!
Iva: This is a "Dish of aggression". There's plenty of chefs that can create this on our island!!
If I told you that 100% of every human in the world drank milk every day, there would be no crime, would you believe me?
Look!! Look at the beautiful muscles of the candies on this island!! And their gentle hearts!!
A meal is ****!! The body! The personality! Food creates everything in a human body!! It's a waste not to be aggressive!!
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Sanji: Build the bodies with meals….!? I never thought of that….
I can support the crew's body building with everyday meal?
Sanji: Besides!! What if Nami-san and Robin-chan become even more sexy bodies!? What should I do!!?
Oh god… WHAT SHOULD I DO
Iva: …what should I do with this guy?
Sanji: Alright, I'm riled up!!! Teach me this "Dish of Aggression"!!!
Iva: And the answer is… NO~~~~!!!!
Sanji: guh!!
Iva: This "99 vital recipes" is a secret tradition of the Kamabakka island,
and one of the New Kama Kenpo ultimate "Bride Training" technique!!
I wouldn't teach it to some no-name like you!!!
You must make your heart that of a woman, and learn the New Kama Kenpo!!
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Sanji: I refuse!!!
I wasn't born to be friends with the ladies… I was born to LOVE the ladies!!! I am an MAN!!
Iva: Heeeehaw!! Well, you sure are dedicated to your ways…!! I like that!!
Alright, then, I'll give you a chance…!!! Nnnn~~~fufufu!!
Iva: I'll hand each of the 99 recipe to a New Kama Kenpo master on this island.
You call yourself a pirate, try and take the recipe from them all…!!!
….however, the New Kama on this island will hound you day and night to try and dress you up with sweets dress!! Can you maintain your manhood through out their onslaught!?
YOU VS New Kama Kenpo Head Temple!!!
Sanji: ……….
Iva: If you win this battle, I'll even give you a ship. I'll grant all of your requests.
If you lose… I wonder if you can keep your manhood? Nnn~~fufufu
Sanji: When I've won against all of them, I should be several times stronger than now…
Luffy (flashback): Hey cook!! Join my crew!! I want you as the ship's cook!!
Zeff (flashback): Watch him well, Sanji… Even if you equip yourself with hundreds of weapons… sometimes you lose to a single spear strapped to his body
Sanji: (Hey Luffy… don't you lose!!)
Sanji (flashback): Hey, have you heard of All Blue?
Sanji: (Next time I see you, I'll support you with the best support in the world in your quest for Pirate King!!
After I live through this hell!!!)
Sanji: I accept that challenge!!!
Bonney is Akainu's ex-wife. Remember, she can control her age.
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Bonney probably was part of a covert operation to kidnap children of various small islands. Then deliver them to the Marines where she would increase their age(if she can) to the appropriate number. The training and mental brainwashing would be employed to transform them into loyal foot soldiers willing to put themselves on the front line of an attack. This is how the marines used to foot soldiers before she realized the horrors of which she was contributing to. Then she decided to betray the WG and become a pirate. In which she would go to small islands and kidnap children to age, train and brainwash them into becoming her loyal pirate crew.
Thanks for the updated translation FF. I knew BB sayins his crew was inferior good made no sense, unruly makes so much more sense.
and idk i still think the guy is vegapunk since doflamingo says the mysterious guy has a lot of power in the WG when he could've said high-ranking
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They took away luff's happy go lucky ways and now the will get the demon thats what the d stands for
Ok this how i c the SH crew getting stronger
Luffy - learns how 2 control is Haki not fully but understands how to use it and what it is also generally getting stronger
Zoro - some more sword techniques come on who didn't guess that
Nami - improved weather clima tact and better understanding of the weather
Usopp - not such a sissy, builds that fat n2 muscle and mayb some new things to make for his slingshot stars
Sanji - stronger kicks and better cooking
Chopper - a way 2 control his monster point,perhaps something to improve the length of his rumble balls and new medicine
Robin - shes gonna get way smarter and she just might improve her fighting skills she is with people of war
Franky - stronger body armor and hopefully a power supply that doesn't run out if he uses his attacks let it still run on cola though we need SSUUUUPPPEEEERRRR!!!!
Brook - maybe some more song based attacks how cool it would be if he could do what Apoo did to Kizaru u know
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Rudy Sotelo watched from a bluff overlooking Fountain Creek Friday afternoon as the water in the channel continued to rise.
"Man, it's gone up about a foot in the past hour. I just hope my stuff is OK out there," said Sotelo, who calls the bank of the Fountain Creek "home."
"I had to get out so fast, I hope I didn't forget to put anything up. If I did, I'm sure it will be washed away."
He was among several people forced to evacuate their homeless camps Friday after the flow in the Fountain Creek increased dramatically overnight from the heavy rain that fell in the area, particularly to the north.
"The police told us there was a wave of water coming down and we had to get out," said Sotelo, whose shoes and socks were soaked from splashing through water 2-feet deep to get out of the campsite.
"My camp is only about two feet away from where the water is right now. I put everything up in the trees that I could."
Police walked the creek banks and stopped at the Pueblo Community Soup Kitchen on Friday afternoon to warn those with camps along the Fountain to abandon them because of rushing water coming down the creek from Colorado Springs.
Although he didn't want to leave his camp, Sotelo said he knew Thursday night the water was getting rough.
"I sweated it out last night," he said. "I stayed awake until 1 or 2 (a.m.) watching the water rise. When I couldn't stay up any more, I just prayed and put it in the Lord's hands."
Sotelo said he awoke Friday to find what had been an exposed sandbar in the middle of the creek completely submerged.
"Now if that one disappears," he said pointing to a larger sandbar in the middle of the creek, "things are going to get real ugly."
He and a friend said they planned to wait out the rising waters and return to their camp in a day or two.
"This is the fourth flood that we've had this year. The water will eventually go down, I just hope it doesn't get to my stuff before then."
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Funeral services for lifelong Shiprock, N.M. resident, Curley Jeli, will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, July 25 at the Four Corners Funeral Chapel in Cortez. Military honors will be presented by the Ute Mountain American Legion Post #75. Burial will follow in the Cortez Cemetery.
Curley Jeli was born on April 25, 1962, in Shiprock, the son of Jimmie and Lilly (Benally) Jelly. Curley passed away on July 21, 2012 at the age of 50.
Curley served our country first in the Army from 1980 through 1983. He was a member of the Sheetmetal Workers Local Union #49. In his spare time he enjoyed all types of outdoor activities.
Curley was preceded in death by his father, Jimmie Jelly.
Curley is survived by his mother, Lilly (Benally) Jelly of Shiprock; the mother of his children, Belinda Jenkins of Shiprock; his children, Celessta Merrill (Marriner) of Price, Utah, Yolanda Jeli (Leo Johnson) of Tucson, Ariz., Micheal Jeli of Shiprock, and Sherrell Jeli of Orem, Utah; his grandchildren, Naataanni Merrill of Price and Dane Johnson of Tucson; his brothers and sisters, Maxine Walters, Freda Nells, James Jeli, Nora Harrison and Harry Jeli, all of Shiprock; and by numerous nieces and nephews.
Curley was in the care of Victoria Yazzie of Shiprock.
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*RLGN 1302 – New Testament History
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RLGN 4314 – Biblical Interpretation
RLGN 4315 – The Christian Ministry
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Expanding the fun and excitement of the Hobie Island while sailing with friends. Nothing beats seeing a lake full of colorful sails and smiling faces. Most trips will be day sailing with some overnight expedition trips.
Other sailing kayaks are welcome like the Triak, Little Wing by Warren Light Craft or the Windrider 16. Small Cats like the Hobie Bravo or Hobie 14 might also like to join in. All boats should carry non-gas powered alternate propulsion like pedals or a paddle and all required safety gear (PFD, whistle ect).
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Martin and Lessard drop opening match at Olympics
After struggling in the second set, Martin and Lessard appeared to have regained their first set touch gaining and 8-5 lead in the third. But the British pair scored six of the next seven points and didn't relinquish the lead again.
''It's unfortunate the match didn't go our way,'' Martin told Sportcom. ''It was a good match, we had our moments but we made more errors than usual.''
On the winning point, Martin's block on a Dampney smash went wide sending the 15,000 pro British crowd into a frenzy.
Martin and Lessard enjoyed a great start to the match and built a lead as high as six points midway through the first set. The British pair made four service errors in the set compared to none for the Canadians and
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''They destabilized us with their service reception in the second set,'' said Lessard.
Overall in the match, while the British made several service errors they were more successful in their attacks scoring 63 percent compared to 46 for the Canadians. Lessard was credited with two aces, 12 kills and six digs while Martin had three aces, 10 kills, three blocks and six digs in the exciting match.
In the other pool F match, Greta Cicolari and Marta Menegatti of
Martin and Lessard face the Russians in their next match on Tuesday.
Men's action resumes on Monday with Josh Binstock of
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July 30
: Binstock and Reader vs Tarjei Skarlund and Martin Spinnangr NOR
July 31
: Martin and Lessard vs Ekaterina Khomyakova and Evgenia Ukolova, RUS
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|Posted by Dale's Plumbing Service on April 28, 1999 at 21:54:20:
|In response to Re: Low water flow through Moen kitchen faucet
: : : I live in town and have city water with good pressure through out the house. However, the water flow through the Moen kitchen faucet is so low that it almost useless. The kitchen dishwasher is tied to the same undersink source and experiences no problems. A licensed home inspector told us that an inline water filter needed to be replaced. However, I got under the sink and determined that the inline filter is just sitting under the sink and is not installed. The kitchen faucet is feed both hot and cold water directly by risers from the shut off valves to the faucet. I turned the shutoffs completely off and then back on with no improvement in flow. I attempted to disassemble the faucet to see if there might be an internal setting and was unsucessful. How can I increase the flow (and the pressure of the flow) through the Moen kitchen faucet?
: : stephen, shut off the water and take the screw out holding the handle pick up the spout and then set it aside, there is a clip that needs to be taken out, i use an icepick or all(spelled wrong) then from there you may need a moen stem exstractor to pull the stem out.get one at your local hardware. flush the lines out with the stem out and replace the stem. don't worry as to how it goes back in. after the spout is back on try the water and if the hot is on the cold side take off the handle and turn the stem 180degrees. hope this helps.dale
: I hope that you have removed the aerator from the end of the spout and checked for flow there first. Also, the pull-out Moen faucets sometimes have an inline check and filter screen that can become clogged. Terry
TERRY, you got me on that one,i'm getting old and forgetful,good thing we have guys like you to keep us alert. thanks,Dale
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People overseas who were asked to comment on the US election looked forward to President Obama turning more attention globally, where serious matters remain such as China's rising ambitions and Iran's nuclear program. But what he should do depends on who one talks to.
BERLIN - Many people overseas says leadership from the United States will be critical to solving global issues like the sluggish economies and conflicts in the Middle East and expressed hope that President Obama will turn his attention to the world in his second term.
"The US has such an influence on the rest of the world," said Thomasina Szemalikowski, a 45-year-old teacher in London. "I hope this result will have a positive influence on Europe and the UK as we're in such an economic mess."
In the British capital, a decked out U.S. embassy hosted a grand election night bash, where Obama supporters enjoying McDonald's Big Macs and other American fare roared with delight after the swing-state Ohio was called for Obama.
Prime Minister David Cameron was among the first of the world leaders to congratulate Obama, tweeting, "Warm congratulations to my friend @BarackObama. Look forward to continuing to work together."
Countries around the world opened their shows with news of President Obama's U.S. presidential win.
Chinese leader Wen Jiaobao called Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel wished Obama "continued strength and success in the second term" in a direct letter to the president.
"I think the USA is still a role model for the rest of the world in a certain way," said 29-year-old Stefan Gaertner, who spent a year as an exchange student in a Minnesota high school. "It's not the same as it was 15, 20, or even 30 years ago but I still think that decisions made in the USA have an influence on the world."
Obama will face a difficult task head globally. Among the challenges:
- Iran's nuclear program. The Iranian mullahs have continued to enrich uranium to
weapons-grade capabilities despite warnings from the USA to stop. Sanctions promoted by Obama for years have hurt economic activity in Iran but have not persuaded the regime to end its nuclear program, which is in violation of UN agreements. Israel has said it cannot abide an existential threat from Iran, and may use military forces to end it.
- China. Asian nations are pleading with the USA to help them curb China's
expanding territorial ambitions and the use of its growing military to force the region to abide by its demands. Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, all U.S. allies, are using their own militaries to confront China's quest for more energy rights in the China sea and its attempt to seize control of islands claimed by its neighbors.
- Middle East. The Arab Spring is turning into a takeover by the Muslim Brotherhood, which has never been friendly toward American or Western influence. Syria's brutal military operation against a rebellion is spilling into Turkey and Lebanon, threatening a wider conflict. Al-Qaeda terrorist have infiltrated the uprisings in Syria, and have are resurgent in Iraq.
- North Africa. Militant groups aligned with al-Qaeda have spread throughout the region, in Mali, Nigeria, Somalia and Libya. One has been identified as responsible for the terror attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, which killed the American ambassador and three other Americans. Attacks on US embassies throughout the region have been attempted or plots to do so broken up.
- Europe. An economic crisis continues and may have an effect on the US economy. Deficit spending has not been slowed in debtor nations, and unemployment especially among younger workers has hit record levels, causing unrest in the streets and political battles.
- Russia. Another term for Vladimir Putin has brought with it a new wave of repression against democratic activists and political opponents. Putin has opposed
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"It doesn't really make much difference who is president, Obama or Romney," said Oleg Korzin, 35, a Moscow businessman. "The US will never be a genuine ally or partner for Russia. Washington would be happy if Russia just ceased to exist."
The results came late Wednesday morning Beijing time, when most of China was at work, but some citizens followed closely online, on TV and at an election results party held in a Beijing hotel by the U.S. Embassy for Chinese guests and media to experience the U.S. system.
"Most Chinese prefer Obama, as we know more about him. He's shown his ability over four years," said He Minjuan, after posing for pictures at the event between life-size cutouts of the two candidates.
Beijing-based democracy lobbyist Xiong Wei also offered Obama congratulations, a request to visit China more, and a question. "How do you plan to promote China's
democracy and rule of law?" he wrote on the Sina Weibo microblog platform.
In the Middle East, Obama's victory was met with some skepticism by those questioned in Cairo. Analysts say Egyptians were focused on pressing domestic issues and political transformation to pay as much attention to this year's US elections as they did in 2008.
"Certainly the belief is that the willingness of Obama to use force only under the umbrella of international organizations makes people welcome his victory," said Mazen Hassan, a political science lecturer at Cairo University.
Iran's semi-official Fars news agency featured the headline "Republican's elephant crushed by Democrat's donkey."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has asked Obama to do more to confront Iran and its nuclear program, congratulated Obama.
"I will continue to work with President Obama to ensure the interests that are vital for the security of Israel's citizens," he said.
Israeli Deputy Speaker Danny Danon, a member of Netanyahu's Likud Party, expressed the hope that Obama would "come together to combat the greatest threat to freedom in our time," the Iranian nuclear program.
Danon also hoped that Obama would visit America's strongest ally in the Middle East. "I call on the president, who has already visited so many of our neighbors here in the Middle East, to finally visit Israel, thereby sending a strong and visible message to everyone about the deep and meaningful relationship between the U.S. and Israel."
In Pakistan, where anti-American Islamist groups have found safe haven, Obama has faced hostility for stepping up U.S.-led drone attacks on suspected terrorist homes and camps. Other Pakistanis believe Obama has ignored the major problems of Pakistan, such as corruption and poverty, while focusing too much on Afghanistan, according to Pakistani daily newspaper, Dawn.
"In so far as our region is concerned, who the next incumbent is really not very material," wrote Dawn columnist Najmuddin A Shaikh. "If there was one thing that emerged clearly from the otherwise inane presidential debate on foreign policy and the vice-presidential debate it was that there is little daylight between the positions of Obama and Mitt Romney on Afghanistan and by extension on Pakistan."
The Mexico City newspaper Reforma said Obama should focus on economic matters, calling on the president and Congress to address the pending "fiscal cliff" or budget deficit woes that could negatively affect the U.S. economy and drag down Mexico with it. Global surveys have show that the president has fallen in favor from the 2008 elections.
A Pew Research Center study released in June showed global approval of Obama had slipped dramatically, most significantly in Muslim countries and in China. The study showed Muslims in the Middle East felt he did little to address their issues, among them going after Israel, improving their economic lives or ending military operations in Muslim countries.
"Obviously, there is a little disappointment because he could not have possibly fulfilled the hopes and expectations that people had when he first came to office," said Jan Techau, director of Carnegie Europe, the European Center of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Still, Europeans in particular still hold Obama in high esteem – especially curious, says Techau, because Obama spent little time focusing on Europe, instead setting his sights on China and the Middle East.
"There's not a lot of love coming back from Obama to the Europeans that love him so much," said Techau.
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|Posted by Phil on March 21, 2004 at 17:35:44:
|In response to Re: Venting lavatory sinks
: : : : I am remodelling my bathroom and the position of the vanity basins is to be moved. I thought I could just drain the new basins into the same drain that the shower and bath go into but looking around your site it seems that this is more complex. I had never heard of venting until I checked out your site! Can someone advise me on how I should do this?
: : : : The bathroom is on the top floor. At present the bath tub drain runs about 10' sloped horizontally, the shower drain runs about 5' - they both are 1 1/2" ABS pipes which join in a Y into a 2" drain which has a 2" vent pipe to the roof which eventually T's into a 3" pipe out through the roof (many other 2" and 3" pipes T into this as well). The existing vanity basins have their own vent pipe but I can't get to this because of the joists.
: : : : On the same wall that the new basins are to be installed there is another 3" vent pipe but I am not sure what it is venting as there is no bathroom beneath this.
: : : : So my questions:
: : : : Hope you can help,
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: : : 1. Is it ok to run the new vanities into the same drain as the bath and shower?
: : : Good Luck. e-plumber
: : Thanks. Both tub and shower have p-traps which connect to 1-1/2" drain pipes, these join at a Y joint (10' from tub p-trap, 5' from shower p-trap). After the Y the drain becomes 2" and about 1' later a T takes the drain vertically down and the vent up to the attic space where it Ts into a 3" pipe that goes through the roof. I hope this is ok - I haven't touched this and as far as I know there has been no problems i.e. everything drains efficiently (although when first running the shower it sounds like the bath is draining).
: : From your answers it looks like I can join the lav drain to the tub/shower drain and tie into the other vent - this is good news and looks very easy to do.
: : Thanks again,
: Just so you are aware. The tub and shower are not vented, according to UPC code. The shower drain and p-trap are undersized. A vent needs to be taken off each, prior to them tying together. The vent is way too far away to be venting 1-1/2" traps. If you tie the lav in, it sounds like you will be tying into a trap arm, not a drain line--a no-no. Where I live, this is not even close to code. Quoting UPC code, you may be under another.
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By JEFFREY O. DURRANT, PhD
Citizen involvement in public lands policy and management processes isn't the easiest task-in fact it can often be downright frustrating. Making sense out of this byzantine world is often such a daunting task that only individuals and groups with strong interests are willing to negotiate the perplexing systems and figure out how to effectively participate.
Unfortunately the current processes surrounding a potential National Monument in the San Rafael Swell appear to be no exception. What follows is an attempt to describe the various processes and offer some brief insights as to why they are happening. Many of these issues are complex and deserve a closer look than can be provided in this space.
I've stated 'processes' because there appear to be at least three processes involved that are largely separate, lacking in coordination, and not mutually informed. Each has its own agenda, purpose, intent, and because of this any practical or logical sequence has been lost. In short the donkey is often chasing the cart and nobody is quite sure what path they took.
Process number one. The BLM is currently putting together a "Resource Inventory Report." This exercise has the following components: first, a technical symposium (held Aug. 28) directed at identifying sources of information on the San Rafael Swell; second, the dissemination of this information to the interested public via a resource symposium (Sept. 19-20) and various expert-led field trips into the San Rafael Swell; third, the publication (currently scheduled for Nov. 14) of a Resource Inventory Report. This process, according to the BLM-hired consultant, is to be "monument neutral." There will be no development nor discussion of proposal alternatives.
Process number two. A public opinion survey jointly paid for by Emery County, the State of Utah, and the BLM is currently being designed. The original idea here was that a National Monument proposal or various options for a National Monument would be subject to a public opinion process at the local, state, and national level. The problem is that this survey is taking form before Emery County takes the opportunity to develop a local or "ground-up" proposal.
The result of this out-of-sequence process is that the survey is turning into a tool that attempts to mediate or resolve the long-standing struggle over Wilderness designation instead of a sampling of opinion on a Monument proposal developed by Emery County. The intent or purpose of the entire Monument concept appears to have been lost in this effort.
Process number three. Emery County's development of a "local" National Monument proposal. This process has been going on for months, with roots that go back years. But it appears to have been stalled, or as Commissioner Randy Johnson recently put it, "Our rowboat has been hijacked by a yacht." There were several meetings held to engage local citizens, but the logical next step of creating an actual proposal and discussing the specifics locally appears to have been lost in the wake of the arriving yacht.
In all fairness who of us paddling away in a modest rowboat under an intense sun would not be at least tempted or even grateful for the opportunity to ride in a sleek yacht? Yachts have more amenities and horsepower. What hope does a rowboat have of keeping up?
Why has the Emery County process and initiative been overwhelmed and pushed into the background by outside forces? Why the lack of a proper sequence for a truly "bottom-up"process captained by local input? Why has the local proposal, which should be the basis for everything else, not been completed first?
Well, there are a number of reasons and only space to mention a few main causes. The Monument idea has attracted tremendous interest. People and organizations from all over want a piece of the action, and many have a lot more political pull than Emery County.
Governor Leavitt's ill-advised State of the State speech threw the whole process out-of-whack, and Emery County leaders are still fighting the notion that the whole concept was a "done deal" before local citizens were informed. Governor Leavitt has different political objectives than County Commissioners, and he took the Monument horse for a public relations ride around Utah while Emery County was looking for a saddle.
The Governor's joy ride led to a loss of credibility by local Monument promoters; a situation that led directly to opponents placing the Monument idea on this November's ballot as a referendum. The presence of a referendum has placed added pressure on Monument promoters and shortened the time frame in which to gain support and legitimize their efforts. In discussing the referendum with County leaders it appears that despite everything else the referendum should decide the issue. If the vote is in favor then there will be no holding back Monument promoters. On the other hand if it's negative, County leaders will withdraw their support and hope that previous Bush administration promises to drop the idea without local support will be honored.
And this leads us to national politics. The whole idea to have a national opinion survey is not because these lands belong to all citizens and everyone deserves input. Rather because all citizens have a vote, and in the national scheme of things Utah is not so important (as previously evidenced by President Clinton's Monument activities). President Bush needs to cover his political backside. The national public opinion process is basically to legitimize his action if a National Monument is designated. Therefore it appears not to matter if the survey is based on the reality of a locally-developed proposal, just as long as it looks like a sincere effort.
It would have been naive of any of us to think that national politics would stay out of the mix. Politics created the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and they appear to be a dominant force in the potential creation of a sister Monument in the San Rafael Swell.
While it would be nice to have a more thoughtful or logical process, we are left with what we have. Did Emery County lose control? Well, perhaps Emery County never really had any control. "Bottom-up" processes are often no more than politically-pleasing rhetoric and typically end up as the same old story-after all there are a lot of yachts cruising around.
But despite this messy and often backwards situation, local citizens shouldn't give up all hope of being able to effectively participate. Emery County will apparently hold more public meetings, and perhaps this will provide opportunities to craft and critique an actual proposal-even if it's a bit late in the game. And if all else fails there is still November's referendum-part of the problem, but potentially the last resort for the local rowboat. (Jeffrey O. Durrant is a professor with the Department of Geography at Brigham Young University. He can be reached by phone at (801) 422-4116; by fax at (801) 422-0266; or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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