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BETHtMjE 'r A - c o p i C'S l i t • I I I I M ( | < • 111 1 1 1 . ( \ y • 17 I'.av'.' I 1 l\\l\\ lw>t h p . i q t ! NY J I 7.1 '\ Island Trees Plainedge also serving Seaford Old Bethpage Plainview VOL. 22 NO. 21 September 24,1987 to September 30, 1987 20 cents per copy Fair Days Ahead The century-and-a-half old Long Island Fair will return again for its annual autumn run this year on the Colombus Day weekend at Old Beth-page Village Restoration. The four-day extravaganza, running Friday through Monday, Oct. 9-12, will feature a spectacular array of farm-related exhibits, entertainment and events. First held in 1842 and thought to be the oldest agricultural festival in America, the Long Island Fair recreates a typical 19th Century Fair in the ideal setting of a re-created 19th Century Village. It will include corn-husking contests, magic shows, puppet shows, brass band concerts, folk singers, pony rides, a pumpkin patch, stilt walkers, a rope walker and much, much more. A special feature this year will be an exhibit and demonstrations of Long Island's finest prize-winning heavy draft horses, including Clydesdales, Belgians and Percherons. Also featured this year will be an aviary housing exotic birds such as emus, cranes, black swans, pheasants and ravens. Exhibits, which are judged and awarded prizes, include the finest of Long Island's agricultural produce, horticulture, domestic arts, poultry and livestock. The fair is a joint effort of the Nassau County Depart-ment of Recreation and Parks and the Agricultural Society of Queens, Nassau and Suffolk. The entry fee is $5 for adults and $3 for children (5-17) and senior citizens (60 and over). The fee includes entry to the fair and to all village buildings and attractions. There is plenty of free parking with continuous free bus service to and from the perimeter parking areas. TOBAY To Scrutinize Past LILCO Bills Oyster Bay lown Super-v i s o r Joseph Colby announced that the Town Board had acted to approve hiring a consultant lor the purpose ol reviewing l.ilco bills lor the past six years. ''Each bill we recie\e Iromthe l.ong Island Light-mg Company is verilicd bet ore it is paid," said Colby. "Inspitc ol the care-lul checking we do, we have learned that it is possible that overbilling may exist due to Lilco computer errors." At the Town Board meeting oi September 15, the Board approved a resolution hiring Mr. Walter Cosel, a specialist in the field oi energy claims review. Mr. Cosel has earned a reputation ot saving money lor government entities as welt as business, is paid no lee for his work, li he is, able to recoup any money during his investigation he receives 50% ol the rebated total. Colby said that Mr. Cose! has devised a system that he employs when searching through Lilco's computerized billing records which has resulted in financial rewards for his customers. "Mr. Cosel has a proven track record and \ think the Town can financially benefit from his expertise in this area," concluded Colby. AnthDWI Bills Signed IntQ Law Good Will Ambassador Returns Home Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor .Joseph N. Mon-dello (right) presents a Town of Hempstead Citation to Sean King of Seaford. the seventeen year old son of Nassau Countv Comptroller Peter T. King(left), who has completed his junior year of high school in Ystad. Sweden. Sean, who will be a 1988 graduate of Seaford High School, acted as a good-will ambassador for the U.S. during his visit which was sponsored by the Massapequa Rotary Club. Governor has signed into law, two bills aimed at com-b a ting drunk driving through increased education. The first new law requires insurance companies to provide their customers ~ on a yearly basis—specific information as to what BAC levels will result from specific levels of alcohol consumption. Insurance companies are required to provide their customers, once each year, an intbrmational statement outlining the legal and financial consequences oi DWl. Most people are unaware ot exactly how much alcohol they can consume before reaching a blood alcohol concentration which can make them vulnerable to prosecution. By providing people with precise information as to the relationship between alcohol and body weight, they will be better able to guage safe levels of drinking before driving. The second law increases from one to two hours, the mandatory course in alcohol and drug education required before tlie issuance of a drivers license. The course curriculum includes instruction describing the hazards ot driving while intoxicated, penalties lor DWl/DWAl convictions and the medical, biological and psychological ettects of the consumption of alcohol. Ill §erviee Marine 1st Lt. Kevin P. McClernon, son of Robert J. and Catherine T. McClernon of 3984 Franklin Ave., Seaford, NY recently returned from a six-month deployment to Okinawa, Japan with 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, Camp Pendleton, CA, as part of the Marine Corps Unit Deployment Program. A 198! graduate ol Seaford High School, Seaford, and a 1985 graduate of Niagara University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree, he joined the Marine Corps in July 1982. 50 years At Grumman When Ed Carranza joined Grumman, Roosevelt was in the White House, the world wasn't at war yet, and Grumman employed just a few hundred people. The date September 21, 1937, 50 years ago this month. Carranza is only the second person in Grum-man's history to achieve half a century with the company. The other Grummanite was George Burkhardt, who retired in June 1981. Carranza was 18 years old and fresh out of New York City's Aviation High when he went to work in Beth-page's Building 1. His first work assignment was helping to buiid wings for the G- 21 amphibian. Several years later, Grumman opened Building 2, and Carranza went to work there building F4FsandXF5Fs. He spent nine months in the Army in 1944 and then returned to Grumman. "On V-J Day, 25,000 people were laid oil at once," recalls Carranza. "Two days later, 3,000 were called back, including me." He worked on experimental planes, including the TBF torpedo bomber; Grumman's first jet fighter, the F9F; the aft-swept-wing~^ derivative of that, the F9F- 6; and the XFIOF, and early variable sweep wing plane that never went into production. His more recent assignments have included the original C-2A Greyhound cargo planes, the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory and the - Lunar Module. Since the early 1970s, he has worked for the Prototype department in Building 2, helping cut and rivet structures for aircraft undergoing engineering changes. Right now, Carranza has no retirements plans. He commutes from the same College Point, Queens, neighborhood as when he started at Grumman. Over the years, he has racked up half a million miles on the road. "1 could've gone to the moon and back," he says. On September 21, Carranza celebrated 50 years at Grumman. (Photo by Rich Breunig) Update On Missing Bethpage Girl On April 16, 1985 Yvonne Davi, 23, of 73 So. 4th Street, Bethpage was last seen going to dinner with her former boyfriend Michael Durango, 34, bartender, of 42 Stuyves-ant St., Mastic. Yvonne called her roomate that night from Bethpage stating-that she would be home in fifteen minutes. She never returned home. On April 17, 1985 her roomate Lucille Luttieri, same address, notified the Missing Persons Squad, Det, O'Lough-lin; and Yvonne was listed as missing. On May 13, 1986 Pennsylvania authorities contacted the Missing Person Squad in reference to a body found on Dec, 30, 1985 in Briston Township, Penna. On May 27, 1986 the body, through forensic dentistry, was positively identified as Yvonne, After an intensive investigation by Det. O'Loughlin, NCPD Missing Person Squad, Det, Douglas Morrell, Sul-folk County PD, 5th squad, and Pennsylvania- authorities, the boylriend, Durango, was arrested at his home on a fugitive warrant from PA. Det, O'Loughlin had testified to a Pa. grand jury which helped in the securing ol a murder warrant. Durango is being held on charges of Murder 1st, Kidnapping 1st, Conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. He will be arranged this morning in Suffolk and if lie waives extradition he will be taken back to Pennsylvania. If not he will be held till a governors warrant is secured.
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Title | Bethpage-Tribune_1987-09-24 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Betpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
Creator | Florence Cullem |
Publisher | Florence Cullem |
Contributors | Scanned and prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | PDF; TIFF |
Source | Bethpage Public Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | United States |
Rights | The Newspaper is in the Public Domain and Digital Rights are held by Bethpage Public. Library. |
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On the article Cornwall Road Fire Under Investigation
Al Day
12:18 pm on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
ReplyI used to live on Cornwall. Most of the homes were multi-dwelling apartment type buildings. Usually owner on first floor and basement and 2nd floor apartments rented out. The mechanical systems were not up to date in most (heat, electric, plumbing) and could have contributed to this fire. These were built probably late 40's to early 50's so the age of the systems is always suspect. It would seem that multi-dwelling buildings in the county should be inspected frequently by qualified experts to determine safety.
On the article Boston Explosions Have Baltimore County Police on Alert
Al Day
7:46 pm on Monday, April 15, 2013
There isn't much protection any officer can offer from a bomb blast. So it really doesn't matter if they are on the streets or at the locations where key infrastructure is located. I'm sure though that if you just stay at home you will be safe. Terrorists aren't goine to target individual homes. I heard conflicting stories about whether these could have been cell phone activated bombs. And whether the cell companies had shut down service in advance of the race or not. There were at least 2 different stories about this. I'd like to know more about this particular aspect of this case. One report had the service shut down in mid-city Boston during the race but another said the phone companies knew nothing about any such shut down request. Very odd. The fact that both bombs went off within seconds of each other makes it seem as though they were detonated remotely somehow. I'm sure there will be more on this later.
On the article New Stinkbug Intercepted in Dundalk by Baltimore Customs Officials
Al Day
1:44 pm on Sunday, April 14, 2013
ReplyI have to tell anyone who has not seen an outbreak of these in action that it's not just crops that are at stake. These burrow into homes and buildings and do real damage the likes of which you cannot imagine without first hand witness. When in full migration in the fall months these swarm and cover most surfaces in homes and business' with damage to food, merchandise, furnishings, carpeting, painted walls, etc. And there is not getting rid of them with insecticides. Furthermore, once an infestation occurs they can be found for years in boxes stored in attics and basements and closets sometimes filling the boxes and destroyed content. The odor is just one facet of this insidious creation. I can relate a trip to the park one fall day and upon entering an ice cream shop to treat my children found that these had attached the shop and were in the air and in the ice cream. The poor owner was beyond words. And they swarm in a matter of moments without warning causing so much damage before anyone can react. Some think of them as ladybugs. They look a lot like a ladybug. But they are not ladybugs. I hope whoever packed them up and shipped them here is dealt with adaquately enough to curb future problems.
On the article Sollers Point Road Residences Burglarized: Dundalk Crime
Al Day
12:13 pm on Wednesday, April 10, 2013
ReplyWas anyone at home during any of these crimes? If so and they were able to have a gun the culprit(s) may not have repeated this same crime at the other locations.
On the article Beach Avenue Fire in Dundalk Ruled Arson
Al Day
2:44 pm on Saturday, March 30, 2013
Arrest all hobos and make 'em "sing". We need to get to the bottom of why someone was trying to stay warm on a cold day. How about tearing down the abandoned house? Or at least boarding it up. Would the cost of such an investigation cost more than the building involved? By the way, who owns this abandoned building? Shouldn't they bear some responsibility?
On the article Beach Avenue Fire in Dundalk Ruled Arson
Al Day
2:36 pm on Saturday, March 30, 2013
ReplySmokey the bear, smokey the bear, huffin' and a puffin' and a sniffin' the air. He can smell a fire even before it starts to flame. That's why they call him Smokey and that's how he got his name.
On the article Letter to Dundalk Residents: Wake Up!
Al Day
2:31 pm on Friday, March 29, 2013
ReplyYou want good government? The oust the crazy sobs that are in and start over en-mass. The arrogance and smug attitude alone are enough to justify the removal of all 'our leaders'. Lining the pockets and doing it openly has become the latest fashion in government. Telling you one thing today and another completely different thing tomorrow won't do any longer. We need another 1776. Through our government we now support things that destroy our lives while things that are good for us are illegal. Do you think the hacks that run things care? Not by a long-shot.
On the article Letter to Dundalk Residents: Wake Up!
Al Day
2:26 pm on Friday, March 29, 2013
EXACTLY!!!!! Party politics hasn't served the citizens well at all, here or nation-wide. And the other party is just as bad. We need to stop carping and run ourselves for these offices. The notion of the citizen-politician has long since gone by the way-side and has been replaced with the career politician who aims to move up in the ranks throughout a lifetime. Take a look at the US Senators we have or the Governor, etc. Barbara Mikalski started out as a city council-woman back in the 50's when the entire area she served was completely different than today. Yet she continues to be in office and insulated from us. And I'm not trying to single-out Barbara, either. There are may other examples of the same thing here and throughout the nation. And we wonder why these people who govern us have not a clue as to what we need or want. Please wake up before it's too late. Get up off that sofa and get involved. Make a difference.
On the article Police: Baltimore County Employee Alone, Plowing Snow Before Death
Al Day
5:57 pm on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
No. It's okay to place lives in peril if you run a government. The law and common sense only applies to private citizens. You can raise that flag but don't look for it to create any real reaction. In fact you might get fined for having your flag too high or too close to your property line, etc.
On the article Police: Baltimore County Employee Alone, Plowing Snow Before Death
Al Day
5:54 pm on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Kara, in another county that would be considered foul play. But in Baltimore county it's okay to have suspicious injuries and still not be foul play. There are other places where it's just too much trouble to do a proper investigation and things just get swept under the rug, too. Factors such as budgetary constraints, lazy coroners etc sometimes account for "relaxed" procedures. Unfortunately, we now have to get used to less quality in many phases of daily life due to deficit spending in government. Meanwhile you will still be expected to continue to pay your ever increasing taxes with no questions asked. Until we revamp our government and the way it operates we will all have to get used to less service and substandard conditions.


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Posted on 2012-03-08 07:54:05 AM
I support this campaign so much. I would NOT want to know how it feels to be the children. It must be... even worse than hell. Joseph Kony is going DOWN.
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Since: 2010-02-21 12:46:00 PM
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Posted on 2012-03-08 01:35:41 PM
I saw the video yesterday, I didn't know him before that. The guy in the video is true, 99% of the planet don't know him...and also the 25 other guys the government know about but don't act because they don't want to or something like that (I don't remember the video exactly, I saw that before going to sleep). I just understood that you have to show your support by giving money (once again). I don't want to sound like a jerk, but if humankind was actually caring of others, a lot of things would go better...I could just print of lot of those posters and put them in one night but...I don't know. Why espacially Kony by the way? Why not the others? Because he is the worst, that's why I understand, and you have to start by something, also the author here is a reporter so he is already deeply concerned by that but...does a thing really need to have such gravity for people to care about? That's what I don't get. Everybody can already help, they just don't want to or ignore it, and now there is this media, this video, this facebook, I don't know if this will really change, the guy has great hope though, I wish it'll change too...oh well, I wish him luck, I don't know if my whole country will cover all the walls with those posters...but hey, I'll print some and hang them if I can. Also, if we can stop Kony like that, can't we stop other stuff like deforestation and incoming wars?
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Since: 2008-05-07 12:07:30 PM
From: World of Desteria
Last seen: 2 days ago
Posted on 2012-03-08 01:48:45 PM
Things like this lead me to hardly read the news nowadays. It only depresses me. I prefer to keep around positive aspects and hang around such people. (I am, however, not blind to them happening.) Still though, the cause is good and hopefully more scum like this end up getting what they deserve. Whether that means being dropped into a volcano or other terrible means. Although sadly a lot of people don't get noticed until too late and others may not like what I think they deserve.
The video is right, I haven't heard about this
. Of course, I don't read much news so it is only natural.
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Since: 2007-08-21 09:10:31 PM
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Posted on 2012-03-08 05:06:00 PM
...this is why America can't have the nice things.
As Blumeiere noted before, not only is it none of our business, but it's another example of this sensational charity gambits we Americans feel obliged to every year or so. Overall, this is a distraction from any sort of problem at hand. Thing twice this terrible occur twice this often in other areas of Africa especially. Instead of throwing money at a poorly-documented charity that threw together a video, we should be actually evaluating the situation and at hand.
Instead, Invisible gets 2 million and we all end up doing nothing except confirm anti-imperialist sentiments in developing countries.
It's not our fight. It's not important. And here we are.
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Since: 2011-10-09 11:32:21 AM
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Posted on 2012-03-08 05:57:26 PM
...a person's life is not important compared to money, money, and, well, money?
One of the lyrics of a famous John Lennon songs cites "Imagine there's no countries"; just a big huge piece of land with people scattered around.
It's really saddening how people think their own country is what only matters, and that the others are just there to die.
This whole Occupation Movement throughout the US is just like a smaller-scale of what happens in many "blessed" countries: their riches are for them and for them only, and the ones who are poor and unfortunate; those who didn't choose to live where they are or grow up where they are, should be left poor and unfortunate.
It is been said that the poor of America are the richest poor in the world; not saying that poverty here isn't awful, but there are thing more awful.
Yes; it is not are fight as brethren of the people of other countries; the life of an innocent child is not important at all.
Jobs that can be made later are more important; Movies, parties, and football stadiums are more important; everything else is more important; life, dignity, and happiness are not.
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Since: 2011-01-29 10:18:24 AM
From: Kentucky
Last seen: 10 hours, 54 minutes and 35 seconds ago
Posted on 2012-03-08 09:05:59 PM
Come on, Maxx, the man is
using children to fight his war
. If we stayed out of it, nothing would get any better. Sure, Invisible Children may not be the best source, but something must be done to stop this maniac.
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Since: 2007-08-20 02:08:49 PM
From: St. Louis Metro East
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Posted on 2012-03-08 10:47:49 PM
I'm typically a non-interventionist when it comes to foreign conflicts, but there are certain times when other countries need to get involved in the affairs of a country even if they have no personal stakes in the conflict.
The LRA situation is one of those instances, for me, much like Hitler was in World War II. Anytime inarguably inhuman butchers start gathering forces and amassing power, they need to be put down like rabid dogs. They are a danger to their own peoples and to other nations -- no good comes of allowing them to gain more strength. If a man like Kony can run around Central Africa unchecked for 20 years, there is obviously not enough strength within that area of the world to stop him. They need help.
I would prefer for a more neutral, multinational organization like the UN handle things like this, though -- that way, an agreement to act can be reached by many nations. When the U.S. acts alone (see Iraq, 2003-present) there is too much room for corruption.
Last edited on 2012-03-08 10:49:33 PM by
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Since: 2008-11-28 02:25:19 AM
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Posted on 2012-03-09 03:14:04 AM
Note this post in entirely opinionated. Of course, everything debated is always opinionated, but sometimes you just have to reiterate that fact so people don't take your words too literally. Anyway...
Originally posted by The Secret Exit
Come on, Maxx, the man is
using children to fight his war
. If we stayed out of it, nothing would get any better. Sure, Invisible Children may not be the best source, but something must be done to stop this maniac.
The United States isn't the supreme country on this Earth. No matter how elitist US politicians think they are and how much pride you have for being a "central" country whose reach extends beyond the borders of your own, it is not your right to simply decide that a country needs your help and interference. What the LRA was doing to children is, yes, morally heinous and should be stopped, but not like this. Even I'm not sure how this should've been approached, but there was bound to be some other political method that the UN could've used.
I understand why you feel like it's your job to prevent something like this in another country, but ... it's not. I can't put it any simpler than that. When the army the LRA is recruiting actually becomes a direct threat to another country,
we should consider stepping in.
There are many places around the world where crime is as worse as this, but the only reason the US got involved was, as I said, because of the people. Invisible Children simply mashed it into their heads with a propaganda video and suddenly everyone wants to be a social activist.
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Since: 2009-07-22 03:27:26 PM
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Posted on 2012-03-09 10:53:53 AM
It's interesting to note that a lot of the people for US intervention in this case were also against the war in Iraq. Saddam Hussein killed hundreds of thousands of civilians (including more than a hundred thousand children) and we should leave him alone, Joseph Kony kidnaps/kills 30,000 children and someone makes a film about him and all of a sudden these same people think the US has to get involved. It's silly is what it is.
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Posted on 2012-03-09 02:34:11 PM
As Maxx and Blumiere stated, I think we shouldn't get involved. The video did say that if we did nothing about it, it would soon become our problem anyway, but honestly, that would be a VERY long time. Joseph Kony is probably, in his 50's or something? It took him long enough to gather up so many kids in one territory. He'd probably quit before he even got the chance to come to the U.S.
It is a very sad issue and tempting to get involved in, but it's all not really worth the hassle.
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Posted on 2012-03-09 03:21:08 PM
I found
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Since: 2008-06-05 11:26:26 AM
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Posted on 2012-03-09 04:36:13 PM
I think that we should definitely get involved regardless of the little details. Whining about corporate gains or tiny inaccuracies is just dodging the big picture. No matter what you say about the video or Invisible Children does not change the fact that the situation over there is wrong and that no one has really done very much to correct it. You can say that it's none of our business, but in this digital age where we are all connected, surely doing nothing will do more harm than intervening - even if in doing so we fail.
If the house next door to yours was on fire, you'd have a few options: Help, scream, or do nothing. Do nothing and the fire may spread. Scream and you may get some attention, a sore throat, or irritated neighbours. Help and the only loss will be a physical one if harm may come your way, but in the end it is in just simply being there that you become a help.
Personally, I can't stand when people refuse to do anything because it simply doesn't involve themselves. Yes, intervening can cause problems, but doing nothing will resolve nothing. Likewise, debating over inaccuracies can easily just be a way to look like you're interested when actually you're forcing away responsibility.
Thanks to the internet, the world is no longer divided by metaphorical borders - instead we are finally one connected voice. And doing nothing will simply put a border back around yourself once more.
...if this made no sense it's probably because it's late and my eyes are searing.
Yoshi Master
Posts: 445/483
Since: 2007-08-22 12:53:02 AM
Last seen: 2 hours, 37 minutes and 12 seconds ago
Posted on 2012-03-09 06:43:00 PM
Here is the thing, no matter what country I am from, I would want to stop this anyway I could. US citizens want the US to get involved because it's the only way they know they can help. Other countries aren't going to listen to US citizens. Also, we don't all think we are some massive super power with perfect laws and rights. Note this: I am from the United States, and our country is very far from perfect. Please, remember that we are not all so ignorant and elitist. It's honestly quite insulting.
With that out of the way, I think it is worth the trouble to get any country we can involved. Maybe it's not our problem, but how can we just sit by knowing that they are going through this and do nothing? We should just let men like Kony do this just for power? Our world has a bleak future if we can't even take him down in the digital age.
Freedom isn't free.
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Since: 2008-11-28 02:25:19 AM
Last seen: 1 day ago
Posted on 2012-03-09 07:00:44 PM
Originally posted by Sniggerb0bble
If the house next door to yours was on fire...
If the house next door to me was on fire I would call the fire bregade and let them deal with it how they want. I wouldn't recruit the entire neighbourhood to storm into the burning house to save the people inside while risking their lives and potentially allowing said fire to spread to their houses.
You guys have a strange meaning of "help". If Uganda wanted help they would've asked the US ages ago. If Africa wanted to stop what was happening in Uganda then they would've asked the US ages ago. If the US wanted to help Uganda they would've done so ages ago. There's a reason they didn't, and I outlined that in my previous posts, but they had to choice because of the immense pressure put on them because of the people. Do you think they really wanted to get involved in this Joseph Kony business? The only reason they did is because if they just ignored the public then the current party in power wouldn't be so popular. It's all politics that benefit the US, I doubt they even care much about Uganda's situation.
Please, remember that we are not all so ignorant and elitist. It's honestly quite insulting.
And yet here you are justifying your country's interference with another's under moral pretence. Notice how it's really on the US that does this? I never said anything about you guys being ignorant though, since you clearly aren't. Not sure where you pulled that from.
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Posted on 2012-03-09 08:52:05 PM
Well this thread has inspired some cognitive dissonance, so maybe I can work it out while writing this.
On one hand, I don't like messing where people don't want you messing. I'm certain someone who lives there has petitioned the US for intervention, but I'm also certain someone who lives there would see it as more of the US posturing itself. Whether the overall response would be positive or negative if we came in and killed this dude, I dunno.
On the other hand, intervention is sometimes necessary regardless of if the other party wants it. We have a responsibility to our fellow human beings, you know, and sometimes they're not always acting in their best interest.
But who are we to decide what their best interest is? Is it not their right to decide that?
Just rambling, I suppose. The thought keeps popping into my mind that this is sort of like a cliche shonen anime where a dude is facing down a powerful opponent and insists to fight alone, for pride or whatever. Hopefully it ends like a cliche shonen anime and the dude wins.
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I dislike the idea that just because its not our country, it's not our business. That "Outta sight, outta mind" sort of thinking is sure to get our species nowhere. We are all human beings, all born equal, despite who your parents were, where you were born, it doesn't change the fact that you are in fact a human being, and that there are other human beings suffering in another part of the world. We're all family, no matter how distant our ancestral connections may be, we are all one big family that's been feuding and making stupid mistakes since the dawn of history. Just because they live far away doesn't mean you shouldn't help. You have to imagine what the other side must feel. Whenever I got the shit kicked out of me in Middle School, the only thing I wanted was for someone to be there, someone to just make it stop. If I see a fight break out, doesn't matter if I intervene by calling higher authority or literally stepping in to try and break the fight, I cannot simply sit idly knowing what's going on.
Originally posted by Blumiere
If the house next door to me was on fire I would call the fire bregade and let them deal with it how they want.
That means you helped the person in the burning house. In this scenario, if you don't call the fire department they die.
Originally posted by Blumiere
I wouldn't recruit the entire neighbourhood to storm into the burning house to save the people inside while risking their lives and potentially allowing said fire to spread to their houses.
I don't know why he chose burning house as a comparison, you can't really rally up people to stand up against a house fire. But I hope you understand what I mean. As human beings, we should not be ignorant of others, and refuse to intervene because they are simply a little too far away. If everyone believed like that, we'd still probably have slavery, and other archaic beliefs, because no one was going to put up the effort to stand against them. If a family member of yours was dying in a hospital in Darwin, or some other Australian city, or even in the world, wouldn't you try your hardest to go and visit them, wherever they may be, to offer them whatever support you could, anything, or even if it'd be just to see them, one last time? If not, I apologize for wasting your time.
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Originally posted by Blumiere
And yet here you are justifying your country's interference with another's under moral pretence. Notice how it's really on the US that does this?
Reread my post. I was not justifying
country to do anything. Only justifying the fact that someone needs to step in. Sure, this happens in another country, and sure, maybe that country doesn't want anyone else in there,
if they're not going to do everything in their power to stop it, then what good are they really doing? I say they're just as much to blame as Kony is for the ruined lives of their denizens if they're not going to do everything they can to stop it. If
not just the US
, can do something about it then they should.
Originally posted by Blumiere
I never said anything about you guys being ignorant though, since you clearly aren't. Not sure where you pulled that from.
Originally posted by Blumiere
The United States isn't the supreme country on this Earth.
You made it sound like the US is ignorant enough to think that. And I'm not just talking to you, but sometimes it seems the whole of the non-US internet we're that ignorant, but this is irrelevant to the topic.
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Posted on 2012-03-09 11:39:41 PM
As the US, we have no right to be doing what we are doing for 2 reasons.
1. We are seen as a imperialist nation by everyone. I mean everyone. Although only the Middle East countries really interpret this as an attack, there is definitely a stigma surrounding US foreign policy. This confirms that. We should be going through the UN if at all. Since this situation has no direct or immediate effect on the US (Hitler CERTAINLY did), taking action as a country alone makes us occupy and overthrow yet another dictator. It's not a popular descision outside the US and we have never gotten it right. (Korea. Afghanistan. Vietnam. Iraq. South America. etc.)
Understand that this idea of staying out of Uganda is not one of selfishness. It's pragmatic politics. The US is terrible at foreign aid. We have problems that need to be addressed first and delaying that costs more lives than in Uganda. Going into Uganda, as least as a country alone, does not improve anyone's situation.
Should we be helping our fellow man? Maybe. It's not our problem and we have our own that are hold much more lives at stake. And even assuming so, name ONE time when America has "helped our fellow man" in the past 40 years and it hasn't turned out horrifically. The UN should be taking action here if at all.
2. Invisible Children is NOT a charity. They hold one of the worst financial accountability scores out of the some thousands of charities scored. That video is a disgusting display of guilt mongering regardless of the reality. Throwing our money at that group is a bad idea anyway because they cannot rally political change, which is the real issue here.
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Posted on 2012-03-10 05:11:26 AM
Let me be realistic, and very heartless...
lot's of people act as if they care, act as if they feel for those children, but they're simply LYING.
They Don't know them, I don't know them, I don't know to care. I lost my soul to the internet.
But Lots of People Don't Care, They Find it BAD, yes, but they can't make the will to do something they don't have influence on.
sorry. I do feel bad for those, but that's all.
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Originally posted by Pikerchu13
That means you helped the person in the burning house. In this scenario, if you don't call the fire department they die.
If a family member of yours was dying in a hospital in Darwin, or some other Australian city, or even in the world, wouldn't you try your hardest to go and visit them, wherever they may be, to offer them whatever support you could, anything, or even if it'd be just to see them, one last time? If not, I apologize for wasting your time.
Firstly, you misunderstood my reply to his post. The fire department is the government and my neighbourhood is the country. The house on fire is the country in need. I did help the person in the burning house, but I didn't call up everyone in the street to intervene and potentially make things worse and risk their lives. See where I'm getting at?
Secondly, you cannot make a comparison with people from your family and people from a different country. Of course I would want to go to Darwin to see a family member if they were dying and do everything I could to help them, but that's because they're family. I have an emotional connection with them. If someone not related to me was killed I wouldn't really care emotionally; I'd just look at it and realise that it's wrong, is shameful but then forget about it a few minutes later.
Sure, this happens in another country, and sure, maybe that country doesn't want anyone else in there, but if they're not going to do everything in their power to stop it, then what good are they really doing?
Again you're showing me how elitist people from the United States are. You acknowledge the fact that their problems have nothing to do with you and that they didn't even want you there but still insist that it's perfectly fine to just send some soldiers over to "fix" their problems.
If anyone, not just the US, can do something about it then they should.
No one ever does do anything, though. Australia, for example, is not like that. Uganda isn't our country nor is it directly related to us or the Crown, so why should we even care?
You made it sound like the US is ignorant enough to think that.
My apologies for being blunt, but a lot of misinformed US citizens
ignorant enough to think that. We do see you, as Maxx said, as an imperialist nation who flaunts their military as a political asset, and believe me when I say it's something a lot of Australians hate you for. Sending a bunch of men in uniform holding guns to fix a country or nation doesn't solve anything, it only escalates the conflict until it reaches such a gruesome point that it falls on itself.
Just think Afghanistan. News reporters, bloggers and Youtubers are already making claims that the US is only getting involved for a return in resources. People outside the US aren't associating your interference with good intentions, they're automatically assuming you're doing it for all the wrong reasons.
It isn't our fault for thinking like that, it's yours.
Again, sorry for being blunt about it, but I find that it's better to get a point across without sugar coating a post to avoid offence. I'm observing a US as a whole and acknowledge that not everyone living within their borders have the mindset I described above.
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- Lynn said...
You might contact this person. I know someone who purchased one of the store display types for a woman. It was a cream with a wood base. I wanted to buy one like hers, but couldn't get the measurements to match up. She wanted a model for her sewn clothing to show on her blog. It's a hobby that several women I know have. - August 25, 2009 at 8:03:00 AM PDT
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Jump to page 18 on the ebay store. I can't email on this computer, just my husbands. I don't know this woman but the one Lindsey got is really pretty.
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How about this site?
http://www.shopfittings-ltd.co.uk/acatalog/tailors-dummies.html - August 25, 2009 at 8:20:00 AM PDT
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Might you also inquire at AAAC? I know of at least 3 tailors who visit, and suspect you know more.
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- Jeffery said...
Here in SOMA at 1267 Mission Street. - August 25, 2009 at 10:17:00 AM PDT
- Bob said...
Why not just lay out the combos on an
inclined board or drafting table of some kind?
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If you are going to buy a form, the only name that matters is Wolf of Englewood NJ. They are handmade of reinforced paper, batting, canvas and cast iron. They aren't cheap; I suspect, however, you wouldn't entrust your wardrobe, even in this experimental capacity, to anything that was. Happily, the form has application following your research; mine works wonderfully while steaming and brushing garments prior to or following wear. It also looks great in my study next to some old filing cabinets. http://www.wolfform.com/
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Frederick, that is exactly what I was hoping to find.
Thanks to all who suggested solutions. - August 25, 2009 at 3:40:00 PM PDT
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Once upon a time, there was a mockumentary made about the Punk band, the Sex Pistols. Filmed some 30 years ago, The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle parodied the cliches of the music industry by charting the creation, rise and breakup of the group.
Now, the leader of Cincinnati's police union has formed a similarly titled group on Facebook, called Citizens Against Streetcar Swindle (CASS).
As Cincinnati officials consider deep budget cuts to avoid a $60 million deficit, one of the early proposals calls for possible layoffs in the Police and Fire departments.
The Charter Committee, Cincinnati's de facto third political party, will host a forum Nov. 17 to outline the problems facing the city. Featured speaker will be Lea Eriksen, Cincinnati's budget director, who will provide background information on municipal finances, and outline the city's revenues and expenses.
With the city of Cincinnati facing a $50.4 million deficit next year, the city's top administrator is recommending City Council end a property tax rollback that's been in effect since 1999. Even eliminating the rollback, however, won't prevent some cuts in city services.
The deficit estimate is considerably larger than the $30 million amount predicted by the city's budget director three weeks ago.
As Laketa Cole prepares to leave Cincinnati City Council for a state government job, sources say she's settled on Wendell Young as her replacement.
Multiple sources at City Hall and within the Democratic Party are talking about Young's apparent selection and expressing surprise because he has ran unsuccessfully in three City Council elections and finished in 14th place in 2009's balloting for the nine council seats, behind fellow Democrats Greg Harris (10th) and Bernadette Watson (11th).


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Landscape Newsletter Issue 15 |
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Enjoy A Beautiful Backyard Oasis |
The epic battle of man versus nature raged through storm and thunder at the Doland residence in Cincinnati, Ohio. For a week and a half, a three-man crew worked to turn a undeveloped backyard into an oasis for entertainment. The Doland's have lived in their beautiful colonial home for close to five years and determined it was time to turn their backyard into something livable and wonderful. The Doland's sought the help of John Fisher's Landesign to handle their backyard slope and create a functional patio. |
As a family who entertains often, the main goal was to turn the outdoor area into a relaxing place with an
"old world feel" to spend time with friends. With Fisher's suggestion and experience, the Doland's found the
perfect product in the Allan Block Courtyard Collection.
Fisher suggested the Allan Block collections of products as they offered a varied block shape and a worn look with more distinct columns. He has been working with Allan Block products for over eleven years and with the assistance of supervisor Joe Kuchera, he helped create a design with the ambiance only Allan Block products can provide. |
Using matching colored tumbled pavers for the patio, the AB Courtyard Collection for the walls and posts and the
AB Europa Collection for the retaining walls to tackle the slope, this combination of products gave the perfect
balance of form and function. With the structure and texture of the new patio walls, their sloping backyard has been
turned into a warm and inviting oasis, transforming a lost area into a focal point of not only the yard but the
entire residence. Extra space and an elegant fountain took this muddy Ohio slope and turned it into a practical
and beautiful outdoor living area. Now they are ready to party the warm summer nights of Cincinnati away in their
useful and stylish patio space. The Doland's send raving reviews of their Allan Block experience.
Add Distinction to Your Landscape with Allan Block® |
The AB Courtyard Collection is two-sided free standing wall system that is durable,
versatile and cost effective. Easily frame a patio or pool, create a seating wall, or build an entry
monument with exterior lighting. Use it alone or combine it with an Allan Block wall to give an added
touch to your project.
The AB Courtyard Collection is a great way to finish off this new space. In this project, by using the AB Europa Collection to tackle the sloping hillside, a large new pool area with privacy and perimeter lighting was added. |
When building a raised patio, use the AB Courtyard Collection to create "walls" to the new room. |
Create a beautiful entryway and accent it with an AB Courtyard post. Add lighting or plants for an added appeal. |
The AB Courtyard Collection works nicely with all the Allan Block wall products and their raised front lip. No need for pins or mortar, they just stack up.
From elaborate patio enclosures to simple weekend projects, the AB Courtyard Collection allows you to
easily create beautiful and durable stone-like structures. Create elegant and stylish settings with old
world charm for any landscape.
The AB Courtyard Collection stacks up quickly. On existing surfaces such as pavers, there is no base or foundation to build, just stack it up. Its an easy addition to any project. Circles, curves and corners are all easily built to create beautiful and functional landscape accents. The interlocking blocks quickly fit together without mortar or pins. Quality, simplicity and lasting value, you get it all with the AB Courtyard Collection. By installing directly on existing surfaces like pavers or concrete this project now has a defined pool area with a separate area for the patio. Two spaces in one. |
AB Courtyard Bench - A Great Addition |
Basic Steps for Building an AB Courtyard BenchA courtyard bench is an easy way to add beautiful accents and seating to any landscape. You can build it on an existing surface like a patio or pavement, as well as on soil. In this example we will create a bench that is 5 blocks high, with a seating height of 18 in. (460 mm).Click here for complete detailed instructions. |
Determine the location of the 2 posts and lay the first course of block to establish where to dig the foundation pad. Make sure the posts are directly across from each other and are appropriately spaced to accommodate your desired seating material. |
Build the FoundationMark the location of the posts with a shovel, remove the blocks and dig a 24 in. wide (600 mm), 30 in. long (760 mm) and 4 in. deep hole (100 mm). Compact the bottom of the hole, then place 4 in. (100 mm) of crushed rock in the hole and compact again. Check for level.NOTE: The soil beneath the foundation pad must be a good quality compactable material. If soft soils are encountered, they will need to be removed and replaced with additional crushed rock. A good foundation will ensure a stable bench for years to come. |
Build First PostInstall the base course of the first post using 6 Corner Blocks on the crushed rock foundation. Square up the blocks, tamp into place and level. (see patterns above). Build Second PostInstall the first Corner Block of the 2nd post. Use a level and a straight board to span across to ensure that the Corner Block of the 2nd post will be level with the 1st post. Install remaining blocks to complete the first course, check again for level with the 1st post. Continue Building With both posts level, continue stacking 2 more courses with the appropriate pattern. Do not stack the blocks up using only one pattern (seams should not create a straight line the full height of the post). On the 4th course, change the pattern to create the area for the seating material to rest. Only 4 corner blocks will be needed for the next 2 courses and all blocks will be installed with their long sides facing out. Finish each post with two Post Caps. Bench Material Measure and install the seating material. Cedar deck boards or a slab of natural stone make good seating materials. See your local supplier for more options. |


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which SSD do you guys recommend to buy in case they are the same price: OCZ Vertex 4 128GB or Samsung 830 128GB?
Looking through tests it's not clear to me which of the two is faster or even more reliable? My rig is in my sig and I thought of an upgrade of my 60GB C300


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Shame on you all. Laughing at _Oz when he cant fire off a post about his greatness and your lack of anything close to ability, wit or intelligence... That is just not right...
I read some very harsh comments from Oz. Although I'm sure the stance here is "all viewpoints are welcome, just keep it civil" I couldn't help but think, do we really need/want another all-knowing, self-righteous pot-stirrer? My answer was no. When and how did he get banned?
Yeah! That is my job! Understand the curiosity, but respectfully that is stuff that needs to remain with the Admin and Supmods.
Nobody wants to see me strut it down a runway I promise I'll leave that to the professionals who don't break their ankles when attempting to wear 5 inch heels...
I can, of course, respect that. Actually it's just good to know that when you see a new poster come into Bolt Talk and post some things that really make you shake you head, that someone is there ready and willing to give that poster a polite slap on the wrist... or a big thump on the head... whichever is warranted Good job!
Did'ju just give the Admin and SupMods a compliment?! AWE CRAP! Run for the hills, that is the final sign of Armegedon!
Don't sell yourself short.... and don't underestimate the level of depravity of your fellow Bolt Talkers
The HBO series was more entertaining and a helluva lot less contrived... oh, and it survived for 6 years!


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Supporters of Islamist Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi clash with anti-government protesters outside the presidential palace in Cairo.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's supporters, background, clash with opponents, foreground, outside the presidential palace, in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012. Wednesday's clashes began when thousands of Islamist supporters of Morsi descended on the area around the palace where some 300 of his opponents were staging a sit-in. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)


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Oh I see
Oh I see
Duh....I AM a moron.
Not True
How do you guys know eachother? (if you don't mind me asking.) Just being nosy.
God! You ARE fuckin' Nosy! Haha!
We really dont'...Per se....
Not in the real world....
Yeah, we've never met
At least not in this dimension....
Oh...and hey, Mystoo...What happened to your thong pic? Haha!
I took it off but............just wait
O.K. then ( :
AK is outside OK's house..in a tree with binoculars, acting like a bird..i bet..
::waits::Originally Posted by mystoo
Its all fun and games until someone loses an eye...then its hilariousOriginally Posted by mystoo
He wouldnt like the sorts of profanity that would be going on inside my bedroom. He'd be disgusted. hahahahahahaOriginally Posted by Senior_Diablo
...oh, i see. lolOriginally Posted by OrganizedKhaos
Yeah....I'd be so disgusted I'd have to keep watching.......
Its like a car crash.
You want to look away but you cant
How do you know? Surveillance equipment or has it been YOU hiding in the bushes?
I have to sleep sometimes.
I'm pretty damned boring, what do you think of my new rug?
I think it's quite nice. Or non-existant. Depends. On whether or not your trying to trip us up. >_>
Very clever .
very dusty..i mean,..>_>...berka, berka..Originally Posted by OrganizedKhaos
I'm a very neat person actually.
But not so much where I make my company feel uncomfortable....
so, you don't febreeze your guests?Originally Posted by OrganizedKhaos
Probably depends on the guest.
DB:".damn, Bob smells like a crackwhores asshole."
OK:"yeah, you're right.." ::gets out the febreeze::
Bob: Wow! I smell like the fresh outdoors now.....mixed with a crackwhore's asshole.
that's quite a combo..
I've smelt it. >_>
Very summery, actually.
i guess that's common in canadia?
Y'all's nasty!
(they dont even have crack around here...too expensive hahaha)
what are you all doing besides posting here?
I'm researching mineral makeup.
im surfing teh internetz while listening to music..oh! im also in a tree with a binoculars acting like a bird..
Isn't that a coincedence. I'm researching mineral makeup too....While I'm in a tree with binoculars.
yeah..something smells like a crackwhores asshole.. ::gets out the febreeze::..lol
Wasn't me! *looks away*


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