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State Rep. Pam Dickerson, D-Conyers, is running for re-election in the newly redrawn District 113.
Democratic candidate Courtney Dillard along with Republican candidates Catherine Davis and Chris Vaughn have confirmed they will run for the fourth congressional district, making the race to capitol a competitive one.
Upon arriving at the scene of a report of a family fight, the officer noted that a woman and her child outside in their yard crying. The woman had a large red mark on her right check and the child was holding her right hand close to her tummy.
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Half of all college graduates are either jobless or underemployed in positions that don't fully use their degree or skills, the study reported.
Georgia made one of its most aggressive deals ever to land global medical manufacturer Baxter International, offering a combined $179 million in local and state incentives.
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Son of local country legend Tommy Millwood, Shane's music is recognizable for its distinctive country style and relevant, powerful lyrics and has been featured on local well-known radio stations such as 94.9 The Bull and 92.5 The Bear.
Nothing says spring like the annual American Legion fair. And while the weather may be a little cooler than usual this time of year, the fair is still going full steam ahead.
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In a little more than two months, the FBI plans to pull the plug on DNS servers that are currently providing PCs infected with the DNS Changer malware with the ability to translate domain names into IP addresses.
Accordingly, the FBI has launched a public appeal, urging consumers and businesses to scan their machines--including some routers--for signs of infection.
How prevalent is DNS Changer? Rod Rasmussen, a member of the DNS Changer Working Group, said that in early February 2012, the malware was infecting machines used by half of all Fortune 500 companies as well as 27 out of 55 government agencies. But by the end of that month, he said that infection rates appeared to have dropped to 94 companies and just three agencies.
[ Proactivity is key in defending against cyber threats. Read more at Anonymous Vs. DNS System: Lessons For Enterprise IT. ]
In November 2011, the bureau, working with Estonian authorities, helped bust the Estonian gang behind the DNS Changer botnet. Authorities accused the gang of conducting a four-year campaign that generated at least $14 million, largely through click fraud.
The criminals allegedly used the malware to reroute infected machines to their own rogue DNS servers. That meant that even after the FBI helped bust the suspected botnet operators, anyone whose machine was infected with the malware would still be relying on the rogue DNS servers to be able to surf the Internet.
Accordingly, the bureau said that it would continue to support the DNS servers for another four months, although it disabled the command-and-control infrastructure underlying the botnet and said it wasn't monitoring any of the traffic traveling over the DNS servers. In addition, the FBI said that it had "provided information to ISPs that can be used to redirect their users from the rogue DNS servers to the ISPs' own legitimate servers."
With that deadline fast approaching, however, and many machines apparently still infected with DNS Changer, on March 12 the FBI secured a court order "authorizing the Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) to deploy and maintain temporary clean DNS servers," according to a statement released by the FBI.
Because this solution costs money, it's temporary and is intended only to buy "additional time for victims to clean affected computers and restore their normal DNS settings," according to the FBI. "The clean DNS servers will be turned off on July 9, 2012, and computers still impacted by DNSChanger may lose Internet connectivity at that time."
In other words, anyone whose machine is infected with the malware has about two months left to eradicate it or lose Internet access. At that point, to eliminate the malware and restore their correct DNS settings, users will need to download antivirus software--using another PC--and install it on their PC; for example, by using a USB key.
Hacktivist and cybercriminal threats concern IT teams most, our first Federal Government Cybersecurity Survey reveals. Here's how they're fighting back. Also in the new, all-digital Top Federal IT Threats issue of InformqtionWeek Government: Why federal efforts to cut IT costs don't go far enough, and how the State Department is enhancing security. (Free registration required.)
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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Squee lovers, this week's Squee Spree contest features two fantastic kinds of foxes, both with adorable ears!
In the lovably alliterative corner, we have itty bitty fennec fox kits! And in the too-ominously-named-for-such-a-cute-face corner, we have baby bat-eared foxes!
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Persian Gulf Stocks: Al-Khodari, Emirates NBD, Saudi Chemical
The DFM General Index retreated to the lowest since March 7, dropping 0.3 percent to 1,383.72 at the 2 p.m. close in the emirate. Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index fell 0.2 percent, trimming its gain for the week to 1.7 percent.
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Abdullah A.M. Al-Khodari Sons Co. (ALKHODAR AB) slumped to the lowest in almost seven months, losing 6.1 percent to 57.75 riyals. The Saudi Arabian contracting company posted a 48 percent decline in third-quarter profit.
Doha Bank QSC (DHBK QD) advanced to the highest since Sept. 18, rising 1.3 percent to 62.1 riyals. Qatar's fifth-largest lender by market value reported a 10 percent jump in third-quarter profit to 308 million riyals ($84.5 million) after the market closed.
Emirates NBD PJSC (EMIRATES UH) declined to the lowest level since April 7, losing 4.3 percent to 3.58 dirhams. EFG-Hermes Holding SAE said the United Arab Emirates' biggest bank by assets will pay for the acquisition of unprofitable Dubai Bank PJSC in cash.
Saudi Chemical Co. (SCCO AB) fell the most since March 1, sinking 6.1 percent to 38.2 riyals. The trader and manufacturer of pharmaceutical products said quarterly profit declined 14 percent to 46.7 million riyals as costs rose.


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India thump Laos to enter final round of Asian Cup qualifiers
Guwahati: Jeje Lalpekhlua continued his free-scoring form, netting a brace to inspire India to a 6-1 second leg victory against Laos here on Tuesday, ensuring progression to the 2019 Asian Cup's third qualifying round with a 7-1 aggregate score. ...Manorama Online, 1 month ago India show Laos the tennis route to Asian Cup spot Navhind Times, 1 month ago India thrash Laos 6-1 in Asian Cup qualifiers The Sports Campus, 1 month ago India thrash Laos 6-1 in race for 2019 Asian Cup spot MSN News US, 1 month ago
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Lang Lang
Playing with Flying Keys
Delacorte Press Books for Young Readers, Hardcover, 9780385735780, 215pp.
Publication Date: July 8, 2008
HE STARTED LEARNING to play the piano when he was three years old in Shenyang, China. Today he is one of the world's most outstanding pianists. In this engrossing life story, adapted by Michael French, Lang Lang not only recounts the difficult, often thrilling, events of his early days, but also shares his perspective on his rapidly changing homeland. He thoughtfully explores the differences between East and West, especially in the realm of classical music and cultural life. Shining through his rags-to-riches story of a child prodigy who came of age as a renowned musician, Lang Lang's positive spirit, his dynamic personality, and his enduring passion for music will inspire readers of all ages. Includes a 16-page photo insert.
Lieutenant Shane Osborn was born in South Dakota in 1974 and was raised in Nebraska, where he attended the University of Nebraska on a Naval ROTC scholarship. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism and extraordinary achievement in flight. He lives in Anacortes, Washington.
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Pianiste et chef d'orchestre de renommee internationale, Daniel Barenboim a entre autres dirige l'Orchestre de Paris. Il est actuellement a la tete de la Staatsoper de Berlin. Citoyen israelien, il a recemment accepte un passeport palestinien.


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Ashraful's ban reduced to five years
Sep 29, 2014: Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful has had his eight-year ban for involvement in corruption reduced to a five-year penalty, with two years suspended
Corruption in the BPL
Lokuarachchi to appeal 18-month ban
Jun 21, 2014: Sri Lanka's slow-bowling allrounder Kaushal Lokuarachchi has said that he will appeal the severity of the 18-month ban handed down by the BPL anti-corruption tribunal on Wednesday
Sri Lanka news
Lokuarachchi admits to not reporting approach
Feb 28, 2014: Sri Lanka batsman Kaushal Lokuarachchi had failed to report an approach made to him, Sri Lanka Cricket has said, but he had not been charged with any other corrupt activity
Premier League Tournament 2013-14, 3rd day
Liyanapathiranage sets up Colombo's close win
Feb 16, 2014: A round-up of the Premier League Tournament matches that ended on February 16, 2014
Premier Limited Over Tournament 2011-12
Nondescripts clinch Premier Tier A limited-overs title
Dec 18, 2011: A round-up of the two finals of the Premier Limited Over Tournament in Sri Lanka 2011-12
Premier Limited Over Tournament 2011-12
SSC and Nondescripts set up final clash
Dec 15, 2011: Traditional rivals Sinhalese SC and Nondescripts CC will meet in the final of the Premier Tier A on Saturday after they won their respective semi-final matches against Chilaw Marians and Colts
SLCB President's XI v England XI, Colombo, 3rd day
Lokuarachchi out for two months
Nov 27, 2007: Steve Harmison's participation in the first Test at Kandy remains in severe doubt after he was sent for a scan on the back injury he sustained while bowling on the opening day of England's warm-up match in Colombo
England in Sri Lanka, 2007-08
Flintoff's absence will benefit us - Jayawardene
Sep 29, 2007: Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jaywardene has said that his side would look to capitalise on Andrew Flintoff's absence
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Muralitharan ruled out of first three ODIs
Sep 27, 2007: Muttiah Muralitharan has been ruled out of the first three one-day internationals against England
India A v Sri Lanka A, Nairobi
Sri Lankans triumph after initial jitters
Aug 15, 2007: Kaushal Lokuarachchi and Gayan Wijekoon stitched together a gritty 66-run partnership to lift Sri Lanka A to a thrilling win in a low-scoring game against India A at Nairobi
Yorkshire v Sri Lanka A, Tour match, Headingley
Lokuarachchi sets up thrilling win for Sri Lanka A
Jul 31, 2007: Dammika Prasad held his nerve to edge Sri Lanka A to a thrilling one-wicket win over Yorkshire. Sri Lanka reached their target of 240 with 10 balls to spare - a relatively comfortable victory in the end, having been in the perilous position of 73 for 6
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Sri Lanka A survive Rayner scare
Jul 21, 2007: Offspinner Ollie Rayner took 5 for 68, his first five-wicket haul, to give Sussex hope of enforcing a win over Sri Lanka A, but the tourists eked out 191 for 8 as the match ended in a draw
Sussex v Sri Lanka A, Hove, 2nd day
Jul 20, 2007: Sussex chipped away at Sri Lanka A's first innings score of 225 on the second drizzly day at Hove, with Richard Montgomerie notching a solid 52
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Sri Lanka A squad to be picked on expected lines
May 27, 2007: The Sri Lanka A squad for the tour of England starting in July is expected to be drawn from the squad of 19 players selected for training on February 21
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Lokuarachchi stars with bat and ball
Mar 31, 2007: A thrilling unbeaten stand of 139 in 18 overs between Kaushal Lokuarachchi and Chamara Kapugedera powered Sri Lanka A to a five-wicket against Bangladesh A at the Colts Ground in Colombo
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Last ball run-out results in tie
Dec 17, 2006: West Indies A tied the fourth one-day with Sri Lanka A in a dramatic last-ball affair when Russell Arnold was run out while attempting to take a run to seal victory for his side
Netherlands v Sri Lanka, 2nd ODI, Amstelveen
Sri Lanka down Dutch for second time
Jul 6, 2006: After the world-record pasting they received two days ago, this was a spirited display from the Netherlands, but Sri Lanka were again barely stretched as they finally brought their tour to a close with a 55-run win at Amstelveen
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Sangakkara leads Sri Lanka to victory
Feb 25, 2006: A superbly-paced century from Kumar Sangakkara inspired a rampaging Sri Lankan performance, helping them post a tall score and coast to a 78-run win
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Weerakoon gives Sri Lanka A control
Sep 9, 2005: Sajeewa Weerakoon took 4 for 28 to reduce South Africa A to 108 for 6
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Opportunity knocks for A team players
Jun 22, 2005: The series between Sri Lanka A and West Indies A gives players the chance to press their claims for a Test place
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The themes of redemption and rehabilitation had been a constant companion for Pakistan in the build-up to what proved to be an epic first Test, but it was only in that moment of victory that the true significance of their 75-run win could be understood
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1) Movie?
2) Pair of shoes?
3) Restaurant?
4) Ice cream flavor?
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)?
1) Movie? Some Like It Hot
2) Pair of shoes? ballet flats
3) Restaurant? we have a small family restaurant near us that is my favorite but if it is a franchise restaurants, it's Olive Garden
4) Ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip or Heavenly Hash
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Alcoholic = Dr Pepper & Malibu Rum; Non-Alcoholic = pink lemonade
1) Movie? Eternal Sunshine for the Spotless Mind
2) Pair of shoes? Hellooooo heels! My fav being a nice strappy wedge number with gold studs running up them.
3) Restaurant? Hard one, cause we don't go out a lot. I'd have to go with Wakano; a sushi joint nearby. I also love authentic Mexican restaurants too.
4) Ice cream flavor? Moose Tracks, Chocolate Marshmallow, and I want to try Raspberry Cream Cake next. It just sounds sooo good!
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Coffee with sugar, cream, and flavor My fav coffee brand is Dunkin Donuts. Yum! For a cold drink, I guess a lager beer. No more of that for a while....
1) Movie? I'm a total nerd - it would have to be any of the Lord of the Rings or Star Wars movies...
2) Pair of shoes? Sandals all the way, specifically the airwalk ones you can buy at payless!
3) Restaurant? Brew Bakers Brewing Co, DH and I had our rehearsal dinner here since we went there on numerous dates and go there almost every anniversary! They have the best beer battered mushrooms! YUM!
4) Ice cream flavor? Mint Oreo (I think some places call it "grasshopper")
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Cherry Pepsi, Ocean Spray CranApple, or Jose Cuervo Classic Margaritas!
1) Movie? The Notebook
2) Pair of shoes? ALL SHOES, I'm addicted
3) Restaurant? Olive Garden
4) Ice cream flavor? Mint Choc chip or Mocha ChipB]
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Alcoholic-Malibu rum and pinapple juice, non alcoholic- lemonade
1) Movie? Too hard to answer. I used to work at Blockbuster and had my own "Kristy recommends" shelf (this was the late 90's) and my movies were: Pet Cemetary, Shawshank Redemption, Can't Buy Me Love, Usual Suspects. (I tried to pick one from each genre)
2) Pair of shoes? Just bought a pair of top siders that I'm loving.
3) Restaurant? Local authentic Mexican restaurant called La Tolteca
4) Ice cream flavor? Fudge ripple
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Alcoholic drink = Jack and Coke
For fun, what is your favorite......
1) Movie? I love When Harry Met Sally, Lost in Translation, Wall-E
2) Pair of shoes? Red pair of Toms
3) Restaurant? We have lots of yummy places to eat in Charleston. I love this one little sandwich place called The Square Onion! I also love this other one called The Mustard Seed, but DH hates that one. He says it's "girl food."
4) Ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Coke- I love plain old coke too much. For alcoholic I love a good glass of cabernet sauvignon.
1) Movie? The '96 remake of Romeo & Juliet, Across the Universe there are more I just never watch movies anymore so it's hard to think of favorites right now.
2) Pair of shoes? "ballet flats" or flip flops. I like heels but they don't usually like me much.
3) Restaurant? A local mexican place called Margaritas or another local place called O's that's expensive but incredible. Another I love is in FL called Columbia. Astounding food.
4) Ice cream flavor? Ben and Jerry's Peanut Butter Cup and Mint Chocolate Chip
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)?Alcoholic - Cabo Wabo Margarita, Guinness or Sam Adams White Ale. Non Alcoholic - coffee from dunkin donuts
1) Movie?
A movie I could watch over and over again, is The Shawshank Redemption. Though I prefer it on tv than watching the DVD because they edit out all the scenes that make me cringe. Another movie I like to watch is Matilda, even though it's a kid's show. It just makes me feel good.
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Black Clogs. (Sanita)
3) Restaurant?
I rarely go to restaurants, with three kids, but I love soup and bread places.
4) Ice cream flavor?
Chocolate, in general, though I had Ben & Jerry's Mint Chocolate Chunk while we were in Boston and I haven't been able to find it here, and I've been craving it.
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Caffeine Free Coke. I love Diet Coke, but gave up caffeine and artifical sweetners.
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I also love this other one called The Mustard Seed, but DH hates that one. He says it's "girl food."
What the heck is "girl food"?
Chick food- like not meat and potatoes, but yummy salads, black bean burgers instead of real hamburgers. Things like that. He hates it. I love it! It's not healthy. Just different.
That's funny! I think we might call that "gourmet" or fancy. But I get what you mean.
1) Movie? Hmmm...Princess Bride, but I LOVE me some Harry Potter.
2) Pair of shoes? My running shoes
3) Restaurant? This awesome little hole in the wall sushi place.
4) Ice cream flavor? Toasted Almond
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Coke Zero. Seriously addicted. And my daily iced Americano.
1.) Movie? My Life in Ruins
2.) Pair of shoes? My Teva flipflops that I've owned for years and are really starting to get run down
3.) Restaurant? Guzanos for really good enchiladas
4.) Ice Cream Flavor? Ben & Jerry's Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch
5.) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Margaritas...and Coke Classic
1) Movie? Lion King
2) Pair of shoes? Shoe fly heels
3) Restaurant? TGI Fridays
4) Ice cream flavor? pistachio
5) Drink (alcoholic or not)? Strawberry banana colada
1) Movie? Avatar
2) Pair of shoes? I'm gonna be a typical kiwi and say my jandals or flip flops or they are called in other parts of the word
3) Restaurant? Tuttu bene - a local Italian place
4) Ice cream flavor? Vanilla but with chocolate sauce otherwise I prefer frozen yogurt
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Another version of our large eiffel tower cake this one with some color added as this cake is for a 17 year old girl who summers in Paris! If you look closely, there is a plane pulling the Birthday banner. Really a fun cake. Yellow cake with vanilla bean IMBC.
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Last year, I wrote a blog on the importance of data residency in the cloud. Over the last couple of years most, if not all, cloud providers have only been declaring where their data centres are based on a particular continent, with the three main locations being Europe, AsiaPac or North America.
I said then it was very important where data was held and, as we move into 2013 and beyond, this was going to become a critical part of any service selection process. I focused on the laws and regulations that cover this area, which are numerous and complex, but noted the total lack of harmonisation and that certain jurisdictions have laws stating data has to reside within it and access being limited to only users that are resident within that jurisdiction.
I also discussed that certain laws gave governments the right of access to data without the need to follow any real due-process, let alone get a court order. I want go into that in more detail now.
In the last few weeks you couldn't help but note the numerous articles discussing the recently renewed US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendment Act (FISAAA) until 2017. This, basically, allows the US authorities to spy on cloud data.
What in practice does this mean? For most of us, probably not a lot. However, I do think it's something that should be carefully monitored as ultimately they can get copies of your data as the fibre-optic cables that carries data are split with any material of possible "interest" being instantly picked up by the US National Security Agency. The question that needs to be asked is what exactly is classed as "interesting"?
This capability has been in place since 2008, with the recent update now taking into account cloud-based services. For many people this is in breach of European Law and there is due to be a hearing on the European Parliament's findings next month, which could spark a very interesting discussion between the US and the EU authorities.
So, what are the main considerations when selecting a cloud provider? I've listed again my starting point list, which I outlined before but I have tweaked it slightly. It covers some of the most important areas that all companies and individuals should consider verifying before undertaking any form of outsourcing of their services.
These checks should be undertaken on a regular basis as this area is constantly changing and the abilities for unregulated and, therefore in my mind unlawful, access is growing.
This whole area is now starting to become the big issue I thought it would, and should, become. As a technologist this is a fascinating area; the technology and techniques being deployed to collect data on as many people and businesses as possible is stunning but as a person who, quite rightly, believes in the right to privacy, this whole area is very worrying.
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I am creating an offline mobile web app, and am looking at using JSON to replicate some of my database tables and storing that in localStorage. (I am aware of Web SQL Database but it doesn't look particularly future-proof.)
I started with a very basic JSON output from the database, which looks a bit like this:
"1": {"id":"1","name":"Hello","alias":"hello","category":"8"},
"2": {"id":"2","name":"World","alias":"world","category":"3"},
However, there is a lot of data in many tables and space could be an issue with the constant repeating of field names. Storing the data like this halves the size:
"1": ["1","Hello","hello","8"},
"2": ["2","World","world","3"},
But now I have to reference a piece of data with a numeric index, possibly filling my code with magic numbers. I thought of storing an array like
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New York Knicks power forward Amar'e Stoudemire receives loud cheers from excited fans when he's on the court, and he wanted to receive those same cheers when he's in the kitchen at home cooking for his family. After one particularly unsuccessful day of grilling for his kids, the frustrated hoops star called his personal chef, Maxcel Hardy III, who tried his best to explain some of the finer points of cooking on a charcoal grill.
The dinner was not a hit with his family, but it was important milestone for Amar'e. Though his cooking experience up until then had been more limited to the basics, the popular pro ball player resolved to learn to cook crowd-pleasing, healthy meals for his family. And he wanted Chef Max to teach him.
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Posted on 05/22/2013 4:29:51 PM PDT by sagar
If I live in a place that has 3 EF4-5 tornadoes in the last 15 years, it is my responsibility to make sure me and my family, including my school aged children, are safe.
The government has no place in mandating a free citizen our business. Don't tell me what kind of shelter I must have.
This CNN whore was grilling Coburn about the government mandate as if it was government's responsibility to protect us from weather. No, if your public school has no shelter and you believe you require it, either raise money or school your own kids at home and build shelters there.
I'm sure big government so called conservatives will join liberals in forcing everybody to have shelters to protect us from our own decisions. Media will focus on sob stories.
How is this any different than the Obamacare?
Government "help" is rendering us helpless.
I agree but we're long past that already. Seat belt laws, bike helmet regulations, etc. Local and state governments especially already mandate all sorts of building codes. You're not wrong, but that train has already left the station.
I'm curious. How many shelters could we have put in schools for the amount of money we've paid for mooseChelle and zero (& brats) to go on their many vacations?
I do not now but have previously lived in tornado alley. Since that time about 20 years ago, I have learned about monolithic domes. They can be designed to withstand 400 mph winds and over 100 mph projectiles. If I had to live in a tornado area again, I believe I would build one of these.
At the very least, I would be pushing the school board to rebuild the school with at least the gym being a dome.
You should put out your fire.
Why aren't citizens mandated to carry guns in dangerous cities?
No telling what the people could have done if their tax dollars had been kept local. After all, only local people really know what they want and need.
It irritates the hell out of me that taxpayers nationwide are forced to pay for bike trails in my county. Unfortunately that irresponsibility is a natural result of getting an allowance from Uncle Sugar.
Monolithic dome school.
I saw it. You r right...it was disgusting. I wish they would all get the heck out of Oklahoma. We don't need them here. Like I really believe she really cares about the people of Oklahoma.
I do not believe wearing seatbelts can reduce accidents. If you are crashing at 70 MPH without the seatbelt, the only person you will be killing is yourself; again, darwin award right there, so no harm and no foul.
If, under very rare circumstances, should your ejected corpse theoretically hit another person and cause injuries or cause damages to property, then it might be a case for the courts.
It still freaks me out to see guys on cycles without helmets here in Michigan. I'd never ride without one but so far I haven't been injured by those who don't.
Thanks for the link to monolithic dome construction. Fascinating.
I'm against seat belt laws, but I do thinking wearing them can save your life. The problem is not your driving or my driving, it's other people. If some girl smacks you head on because she's putting on makeup, you have a better chance of survival if you have your seatbelt on. It's smart to buckle up, but the government shouldn't mandate it.
" I wish they would all get the heck out of Oklahoma. We dont need them here. Like I really believe she really cares about the people of Oklahoma."
She is a media whore, so she is attracted to disasters and human misery, like flies to sh*t. They will be there until they enact their agenda and exploit all sob stories.
Judging from what I have heard so far, vast majority of Oklahomans do not have shelters from tornadoes. If Oklahomans themselves do not appear to need/want shelters, so why are media whores (and politicians soon to follow) pushing for the mandates?
On a pure libertarian basis you are correct.
It's the ones that don't get killed and run up multi-million dollar repair bills and lifetime custodial care at taxpayer expense that are a financial issue.
When I lived there in the 60s, Mich had a mandatory helmet law but not a mandatory helmet wearing law.
About 75% of the bikes had a helmet strapped to the rear fender.
It still freaks me out to see guys on cycles without helmets here in Michigan."
Those would be called organ donors.
The answer that Coburn should have given is that if the democrats had not spent so many billions on globull warming scam and green company scams....all if their hollywood cronies....and federal union pensions and perks...there would be plenty of money to give state grants for shelters in tornado prone mid west Oklahoma.
That would have shut her up cold. That is what I would have done...lol.
"Its the ones that dont get killed and run up multi-million dollar repair bills and lifetime custodial care at taxpayer expense that are a financial issue."
There is because there are parasitic laws that force hospitals to treat those who cannot afford their treatments. If you do not wear seatbelts and cannot afford medical care for a vehicular accident, then you should not be behind a vehicle. The laws protect the societal parasites and punish those who should be protected. To address the effect of the pre-existing parasitic laws, more parasitic laws are added.
vast majority of Oklahomans do not have shelters from tornadoes..."
The ground is not real "dig" friendly in most of Oklahoma. Even here in our part of Texas we had to dig out the clay from our garden space and then replace it with real dirt. But at least we didn't have rock to deal with and we could use a shovel and not dynamite.
Some "round houses" are popping up here and there along the coast in Galveston. Still hasn't caught on very well though.
"The ground is not real dig friendly in most of Oklahoma. Even here in our part of Texas we had to dig out the clay from our garden space and then replace it with real dirt. But at least we didnt have rock to deal with and we could use a shovel and not dynamite."
It sounds like a conscious decision to not have underground shelters in Oklahoma. Again, if Oklahomans were really needing/wanting tornado shelters, they could have paid extra five grand to get above-ground shelters. Everybody has priority and cost benefit analysis, including Oklahomans, but media whores want to force their own priority on others.
Yeah I've never understood why someone would build in Tornado alley and not have a shelter.
For a private home even someone with minimal construction skills could build something to keep themselves alive for a few minutes. Dig down 4 feet, pour a concrete floor, build block walls a solidly attached door to cover it.
My family must be very odd. We have been wearing seat belts for years before they were required. We started wearing them after I had a wreck back in 74 which tossed my daughter out of her car seat. I fasten them as soon as I get in the car.
Defending against meteorite strike is personal responsibility too
"Defending against meteorite strike is personal responsibility too"
If your town gets ravaged by meteorite strikes every 5 years, while towns 100 miles away do not, then either you are extremely dumb or suicidal if you do not take precaution against meteorite strikes. So, yes, I would say defending such meteorite strikes is about personal responsibility.
Government help? That school was set to get a new shelter, but FEMA held back the funds because of a rule cha ge in the application. This government is being run by yet to be convicted criminals.
Same thing here. Michigan (North Louisiana)
I feel like I'm going to fall out of the car if I don't wear a seat belt.
"That school was set to get a new shelter, but FEMA held back the funds"
Is there a source? Regardless, why are they seeking federal funds for their children's safety? Government free welfare money. How about they just proceeded without the federal freebie (somebody else's money) and protected their own school children?
I would love to build a shelter. It's not going to happen. I don't have the cash equal to the price of my house and property to install one that doesn't flood or float to the surface.
To paraphrase from "The King and I",
If Government is strong with power to protect me,
Might they not protect me out of all I own?
I was thinking about going halfway and dig down two feet and build a berm over the top of it.
Doesn't need to be big, maybe 5 feet by 5 feet. Big enough for me, my two dogs, a tent just in case the house blows away, and a couple gallons of water.
Yeah. Last year I had gone to the grocery store. I was nearly out of the parking lot when I heard a beeping sound. I had never heard it before but I had forgotten to fasten my seat belt. I could not believe I had not fastened it.
All of us pay property taxes, directly or indirectly, for the purpose of funding public education. Some of that money SHOULD be used for school storm shelters in areas at regular risk of tornadoes.
If student safety is so unimportant that shelters must be paid for through "charity", then the school budget priorities need to be seriously reexamined. The FIRST priority must be the safety of the children.
Storm shelters don't have to be million dollar lounges. Shipping containers buried under ground with ventilation, lighting, benches, & a secure entrance are all that are needed. No doubt a school could have a sufficient number of these installed for less that the cost of one year's salary of an assistant principal.
If it comes down to one less teacher/administrator or a bunch of dead kids/teachers/administrators, which is the more important? This is one choice where EVERYONE should agree.
I should add that a school is a good location for public shelters. Schools are often used as shelters during storms & floods, now. Why not enhance that public accommodation with enough shelters not only to protect the school, but also anyone nearby needing immediate shelter? Not everyone is conveniently near their home shelter when a tornado hits.
Sure. I'm glad to pass the info on.
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Ratings based on 1,830 Verified Reviews
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3.9 Room cleanliness
3.9 Service & staff
3.7 Room comfort
3.6 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler from Texas
good location, nice valuePosted Jul 27, 2016
Pros: location exactly where I wanted to be.
Cons: it is an older hotel that is showing its age. could use an update but not uncomfortable.
Location: Downtown in the heart of fremont street experience with easy parking access
Staff did good job of taking care of problem with plumbing within minutes. Restroom small as expected but very serviceable. overall comfortable and clean.
by A verified traveler from pacific grove, ca
Fremont ExperiencePosted Jul 26, 2016
While the rates and location are great, the facility is showing its age. Noise from Fremont Experience makes sleeping uncomfortable. The front staff is great No self-parking makes it difficult to get things from one's car
by A verified traveler
Well...Posted Jul 25, 2016
Pros: Liked the location. We enjoy being downtown in Las Vegas.
Cons: The room and bathroom were outdated and could be better, but overall, it was OK.
Location: Great location on Fremont St.
When we booked with Expedia, we were told that we would have a $10/day food and beverage credit. We had to show the print out from the reservation to finally get the credit. The room was OK, but smelled of cigarette smoke.
by A verified traveler from Indianapolis
Posted Jul 20, 2016
Loved being right on Fremont to see light show! My 17 year old granddaughter was seeing Vegas for the first time. She definitely wants to return.
by A verified traveler
Avoid this hotel :)Posted Jul 15, 2016
Pros: The fluffy large towels
Cons: The outlets, the staff, the bathroom arrangement, the mattresses, and getting refrigeration.
Location: Las Vegas is a fantastic. I would suggest spending at least 4 days. The Fremont Experience is a blast & Goldspike for dancing/fun
They aren't very efficient at the front desk The rooms lack a refrigerator- if you want drinks to be cool- stay somewhere else. The bathroom is made poorly- the towels are stored in the shower and the toilet is like a gas station toilet except not the nice kind of gas station. The beds are extremely uncomfortable If you have two people in the room you'll have to unplug the light and alarm if you want to both charge your phones by the nightstand. One positive- the larger towels are fluffy/soft.
by A verified traveler from Utah
Nice hotel in old part of VegasPosted Jul 7, 2016
Had a great experience. Never stayed in the old part of Vegas. Food was great in the buffet/cafe, priced right. The only parking that Fremont hotel has is valet, but is free. We will stay here again.
by A verified traveler from NC
Quite old but an okay hotelPosted Jun 27, 2016
Pros: Location
Cons: Rusty rooms. Loud at nights. Amenities.
Probably the most conveniently located hotel in Las Vegas downtown. Pretty old hotel. Another caveat was that we were oddly assigned to a smoking room. We had to change after spending a night. Don't know if this is the case for all other casino hotels in LV, but every time we hated so much to pass the lobby filled with full of smokes.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jun 20, 2016
Better than expected For the price it was good . Right on Freemont where everyone wAntsts to be.
by A verified traveler from hawaii
hotelPosted Jun 17, 2016
Pros: everything else was good
Cons: the only thing is that they need to replace some beds
the hotel room need a new bed it was all out of shape and the springs in the bed was very noise and it came up in the middle.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jun 14, 2016
Pros: location
Cons: Check in process took forever.
Location: Located right on Freemont Street. Lots to do
Good Hotel for price. Check in process could be improved(only 1 person working). Hotel does have a smoke smell to it. Great Location.


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