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Rooted in Dangerby Terry Odell
Behind the public façade of Blackthorne, Inc., a high-end private investigation company, lies a band of elite covert operatives, and they're back doing what they do best.
Foster (Fozzie) Mayhew, Blackthorne's Intel Specialist, is cocky and arrogant, befitting his
(Rooted in Danger was previously published in hard cover by Five Star/Gale/Cengage)
Behind the public façade of Blackthorne, Inc., a high-end private investigation company, lies a band of elite covert operatives, and they're back doing what they do best.
Foster (Fozzie) Mayhew, Blackthorne's Intel Specialist, is cocky and arrogant, befitting his Aussie heritage. Put him in a helicopter with his surveillance instruments and he can spot the fleas on a squirrel's balls from five hundred feet. He's happiest when he's rescuing hostages, getting them to safety while Uncle Sam is still negotiating. But Fozzie's boss pulls him from the work he loves and sends him to locate Victoria Hamilton, estranged daughter of a rich client.
Torie Stoker, born Victoria Hamilton, is hiding from her father who needs her at home and married. There's no love lost between Torie and her family. They shipped her off to a Swiss boarding school when she was thirteen, and at twenty-nine, she's never looked back. When her best friend, Kathy, dies, Torie settles in Oregon, determined to give meaning to Kathy's death by continuing the botanist's quest for rare plants with potential medical applications. When a man shows up with a gun, Torie realizes how badly her father must want her back.
Fozzie wants nothing more than to locate his target, report to his boss, and get back to his real job. When he finds Torie being dragged away at gunpoint, his protective instincts kick in. Soon, they're racing to discover why her father sent armed men after her. Or could it have something to do with Kathy's pharmaceutical research to cure orphan diseases? The answers threaten to change Torie's life forever.
Rooted in Danger, the third in the Blackthorne, Inc. series, starts on a tropical island, and things heat up from there. Rooted in Danger will keep readers turning pages as the stakes--and romance–escalate.
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"Odell is a topnotch storyteller. The dialogue is spot on...the characters are well drawn and their journey will leave you breathless!" Nationally bestselling author Debra Webb
"...you're going to love Rooted In Danger." Cindy Gerard, NYT Best-selling author.
Odell's third Blackthorne Inc. romantic suspense ... sizzles as an heiress finds romance with an undercover operative. Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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Product Details
- 9781432825850
- Publisher:
- Gale Group
- Publication date:
- 05/11/2012
- Series:
- A Blackthorne, Inc. Novel
- Pages:
- 388
- Product dimensions:
- 5.60(w) x 8.60(h) x 1.40(d)
Meet the Author
Terry Odell began writing by mistake, when her son mentioned a television show and she thought she'd be a good mom and watch it so they'd have common ground for discussions.
Little did she know she would enter the world of writing, first via fanfiction, then through Internet groups, and finally with groups with real, live partners. Her first publications were short stories, but she found more freedom in longer works and began what she thought was a mystery. Her daughters told her it was a romance so she began learning more about the genre and craft. She belongs to both the Romance Writers of America and Mystery Writers of America.
Her titles include the Mapleton Mystery series, the Pine Hills Police series, the Blackthorne, Inc. series, as well as several stand alone titles and numerous contemporary romance short stories.
Now a multi-published, award winning author, Terry resides with her husband in the mountains of Colorado.
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Plenty of action, a great romance, and who couldn't help but love Fozzie, that cocky Aussie member of the Blackthorne, Inc. team. Forced out of his element when he has to protect Torie, he comes through like a champ. Torie and Fozzie aren't the drop-dead gorgeous, never-do-wrong romance hero/heroine characters. They're real people, facing real-life problems, and that makes them all the more enjoyable. I plan to follow this author in the future.
I've been a fan of the Blackthorne series by Terry Odell since the first book When Danger Calls. The author manages to get a great blend of suspenseful plotting and sexy romance with the right touch of humor. Fozzie and Torie are well drawn and given plenty of motivation for their actions. Fozzie's resistance to Torie rings true as the sexual tension ramps up to a fever pitch. I especially liked the secondary characters of Brad and Carrie. They were given a good backstory that added a realistic note to the sleuthing. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
Terry Odell does it again!!!!! I've read most of her books and they are hard to put down. I really enjoy them.
Terry Odell's Blackthorne novels are high adventure and this one does not disappoint. Poor little rich girl Torie is in trouble, and she's not sure why. Someone killed her best friend, and now there's a man her doorstep wielding a gun. When fire breaks out in the remote cabin she's hiding out in, that man goes to great lengths to save her life. So why is he there? Fozzie is losing out on vacation time chasing bikini clad women in order to rescue a daddy's girl who ran away. Not his first choice, but something about Torie runs deeper than his usual choice of female companionship. Before he can return her safely home, Fozzie discovers that there's more to Torie's story than a pampered runaway. Ms. Odell's characters are well-drawn and the pace of the story keeps you running from danger right with the characters.
I loved all 878 pages, great suspense and romance. Terry O'Dell is a fab writer. Loved Danger I Deer Ridge too. GJRA
Love the stories, the characters grow and have character! It is great knowing there are more of this series. I have read them all more than once. i know there are more to come. A great balanced read.
Foster "Fozzie" Mayhew, an intel specialist from Blackthorne Inc., is good at what he does, finding lost people. He tracks down Victoria Hamilton for her father. Torie Stoker, as this trust fund baby is now called, doesn't want to be found, doesn't want to bail his father out of his mess. While Fozzie's trying to figure out how to tell his boss, he can't accomplish his mission, an attempt is made on Torie's life. Fozzie grabs Torie and they stay one step ahead of danger. Worried her father has hired two men to find her, Torie finds it hard to know who to trust. But she trusts Fozzie, and a relationship develops as they try to figure out who has a bead on Torie. Lots of action and adventure in this story. Fozzie is a dashing leading man, and Torie a smart, gutsy leading lady. Enjoyed the story.
Another awsome book by Terry Odell!
I was almost intimidated with the number of pages to be read; however, it was a real page-turner. I enjoyed every moment and found it hard to find a stopping place. Just wanted to keep reading.
This whole series is amazing! Romance, suspense and drama!!
I have only recently 'found' Ms Odell's books and I am so very glad I did! This was my first read after which I quickly picked up Danger in Deer Ridge which I read in one day and Where Danger Hides which is next on my list! Great characters, fine-tuned writing make for a great escape. Loved them all!


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As it turns out, they calculated wrong, and now thousands over several generations will likely pay the eventual price. (Though that's not all bad; I imagine TEPCO's executives will get huge cash bonuses next year since millions haven't died. Yet.)
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I don't remember how this was created.
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I imported a non-sound file in Audacity and this was the last few seconds.
Remix of number_station_male_voice.flac http://freesound.org/people/Trebblofang/sounds/222624/ using Goldwave's mechanize effect modulating it up to 13KHZ, then goldwave's low pass filter from 12600 ...
Modulated white noise with a few surprises in store.
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Radio static type noise created on Nord Lead Virtual Analog synthesizer. Sampled while twisting various parameter knobs.
Radio static between frequencies. Recording has been amplified and the device was held close to the speakers.
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A special request for an old time radio announcer. Without radio static.
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Anyone who goes into my bedroom MUST change their clothing in the laundry
room (depositing them in the washer immediately) before they can go into my
room. My grandboy knows the routine and he actually understands why.
Yup, tried allergy shots. In the 70's I took them for 7 years or so and
then again in the late 90's for 5 years. But, the shots were only for
pollens and for dusts. The allergist refused to give me serum for any pets,
including cats. I've learned to live with it.
I'm glad your son is O.K. with his allergies. It's just something us
allergic folks have to adjust to.
Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
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From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf
Of Melody
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 6:37 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Another OT
I suppose you've tried allergy shots, huh? Probably with such a serious
allergy as yours, the desensitization process isn't very successful,
which is too bad in your case since it seems to place such restrictions
on you. How do you do when people who live with cats (who if they are
anything like mine have decided all my clothing makes perfect beds for
them) come to visit you?
Melody, IA (Z 5/4)
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious."
--Albert Einstein
--- On Thu 11/20, Bonnie & Bill Morgan < email@example.com > wrote:
From: Bonnie & Bill Morgan [mailto: firstname.lastname@example.com]
To: email@example.com
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 06:31:09 -0500
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Another OT
I'm usually up earlier. It's about the only "quiet time" I can get.
And,
yeah, I do stay as far from cats as possible. My older daughter
has 3 cats
and still gets offended I won't step one foot in her
house. She seems to
think its all my own mind playing tricks on me,
but the reaction even
happened post a funeral when a family member
asked Bill and me to come back
to the house for a lunch. I had no
clue there were cats in the house until
the eyes started swelling
shut. UGH!

I guess the worst part is that there are so many
folks I'd like to visit
that I can't. And I even like cats! I used to
get sick every time I'd go
visit my mother's biological dad's house.
They always had cats and a litter
of kittens. We didn't figure it out
until I was an adult. When I think of
all the antibiotics that I took
each time after a visit, it makes me worry
that when I need an
antibiotic the most, I won't have one that will work for
me. Of such
is life.

Blessings,
Bonnie

PS Have a safe trip home
after your shift!

-----Original Message-----
From:
email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On
Behalf
Of Melody
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 6:16 AM
To:
email@example.com
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Another OT

Good
morning Bonnie! Had no idea anyone from the list was awake
and
on-line at this hour of the day. It's only a little after 5 a.m.
here of
course, my night is almost over!!! Sounds like you must stay
as far away
from cats as possible...that kind of allergic reaction
sounds like
positive misery. So far, I'm incredibly lucky to have no
allergies to
much of anything...my son has an allergy to stinging
insects (not of the
anaphylatic type, just makes him pretty miserable
and scares me half to
death!).

Melody, IA (Z
5/4)

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the
mysterious."
--Albert Einstein

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Bill Morgan < wmorgan972@amerite
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To: email@example.com
Date: Thu, 20
Nov 2003 06:09:20 -0500
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Another OT

It does
work. It also works for us allergy sufferers. If I do
the
saline
water trick on my nose after working in the garden or
in
someplace really
dusty, I have little or no reaction. (Too bad
it
doesn't work after I've
come in contact with cats. :>( That
reaction
starts with my eyes swelling
shut and then progress to my
nose and
other breathing organs. Usually ends
up with bronchitis
combined with
sinus
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[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On
Behalf
Of Pamela J.
Evans
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003
7:42 PM
To:
email@example.com
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Another
OT

Sounds
charming but I may try that next time I get a sinus
infection.
Thanks
for the info!!

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2003 19:19:15 EST

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snuffing salt water?
interesting.
>> Kitty
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old fashioned
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the

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pleasant thing to do, but it does
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Seedling IMCS-1 ("Cloud Shadows") (IMMORTALITY X CELEBRATION SONG) and
extracted pigments from left to right: HARVEST OF MEMORIES, IMCS-1, and
The water soluble pigments (blues & purples) are in the bottom of the
jars, with the oil soluble pigments (pinks and yellows) on top.
The extractions for HARVEST OF MEMORIES and VIOLET MIRACLE came out as I
expected - yellow pigment in the upper oil layer for HOM and purple
pigment in the lower water/alcohol layer for VM.
This is NOT what I expected for my seedling! The falls are rosy
lavender, and look pink when the light hits them just right, but they
also look like they have some blue pigment. I thought I would maybe see
blue pigments in the bottom with some pink in the oil layer, or maybe
all the pigment in the bottom water/alcohol layer, the "pallida pink"
that is actually pinkish lavender that I keep hearing about.
Chuck, I hope you are still there - does this mean that there are
pigments that are oil soluble that look sorta purple??
Also, the water/alcohol extraction layer isn't clear, like it is for
HARVEST OF MEMORIES - it is opaque, white looking.
That was fun - even tho I am now more confused than ever <g>
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1. In a pan, heat the bacon until the fat has rendered.
2. Add the onions and cook until browned.
3. Add the potatoes and water and bring to a boil.
4. Once the water boil, cover the pan and let the potatoes cook on simmer for 10 minutes.
5. Add the corn, salt, pepper, sugar and seafood stock and mix and bring to a boil.
6. Once the stock boils, cover the pan and simmer for 15 minutes.
7. Add shrimp and cook until the shrimp turns pink.
8. Add cream and let it cook for a few more minutes.
9. Ladle into bowls and serve hot.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 668 Calories from Fat 168
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 19 g29.5%
Saturated Fat 8.7 g43.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 301 mg100.3%
Sodium 1253.5 mg52.2%
Total Carbohydrates 79 g26.3%
Dietary Fiber 9 g36.1%
Sugars 6.1 g
Protein 48 g95.9%
Vitamin A 16.8%
Vitamin C 65.4%
Calcium 18.5%
Iron 36.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The challenge for the project, which was carried out by architect Carlos Liuzzi,was to recycle the building so it could be re-used as a meeting place and cultural venue, preserving and restoring the original facades from the time it was built. This project, closely related to local tradition and history, transcends the interests locals and reaches all urban music lovers.
Poet, journalist, screenwriter, playwright, film director. Homero Manzi revolutionized tango, turning his lyrics into poetry.
Homer Nicholas Manzione Prestera, better known as Homero Manzi was born in the province of Santiago del Estero on November 1, 1907. At age 9 he was sent to Buenos Aires where he divided his hours of study with his wanderings through the neighborhood of Boedo. In 1921, at age 14, he produced his first song, the waltz "Because you do not kiss me."He enjoyed great prestige among his colleagues for his works "Milonga sentimental" and "Milonga del 900" already in 1933. Later on, he got involved in journalism, contributing to the Radiolandia Review Journal. In 1937, he began his prolific work as a screenwriter and film director, with his most famous works: The Gaucho War, Old Moneybox, Where My Dear Mother's Dying Words Pobre.
Between 1948 and 1950, with Aníbal Troilo, he unveiled its three most important compositions: South, Che bandoneon and Discepolín. He succumbed to cancer and died on May 3, 1951. He bequeathed a work full of tango poems: The Pescante, My sad night, Malena, Barrio of tango, Clay, White Hand, The last organito, No, left, Romantic, will cry, cry, etc.
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As doctors had feared earlier, the World Health Organization said this week that the death toll in the Ebola crisis in West Africa is probably much higher than reported.
While the current official numbers count 2,127 infections in Nigeria, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, and 1,145 deaths as of Wednesday, the actual numbers of infections and deaths are "vastly underestimated," according to the WHO.
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The organization says it will partner with the countries where the virus is rampant in order to provide more accurate information. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is providing computer equipment to the hardest-hit countries that will allow real-time reporting of infections.
Accurate information is essential, the WHO said, to make supplies and health care officials available as needed, and to slow the spread of the virus. Ideally, the recent history of each person infected would be traced -- but that is far from the reality in West Africa, health workers have said.
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danny_b, the Q10 has most of all of the previous OS7 hard keyboard shortcuts. Dozens of them. There's another thread here on those.
Perhaps, just not the few keyboard shortcuts you want?
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danny, you said "all". Didn't know you actually meant just one.
Seems you already know the answer to your own question. No.
I have been told it's coming from the home screen.. .hopefully.
Meanwhile, it take one tap to the phone app.
Or get one of several apps which enable homescreen speed dialing.
I don't see the problem.
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Like many in this thread I am very frustrated with my Q10. I have given it 3 weeks and I have learned how to use the phone, but I just do not like it. I have stayed with blackberry because of the features that are now going away. I really thought that the Q10 would just make accessing information on the web faster. I understand why the Z10 lost a lot of the traditional blackberrry features, but then why not keep them on the Q10 and give blackberry users some options.
I do understand that we are such a minority, however we are quite loyal.
I'm switching back to my Bold in ten minutes. Life is all ready frustrating enough.
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I have stayed with blackberry because of the features that are now going away. I really thought that the Q10 would just make accessing information on the web faster.
What features have gone away that you need?
And yes, your thought is right, accessing information is so much faster, using the universal search it's all just one tap and search away.
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"In the end, BlackBerry's leadership may have been its own worst enemy."
"The Z10 was a departure from the company's famous keyboard-equipped mobile phone and BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins' best weapon to compete with the glass touch-screen handsets sold by Apple and Samsung. While the Z10 was designed to showcase the next-generation BlackBerry 10 operating system, it had one major detractor, according to sources interviewed by the newspaper: company co-founder Michael Lazardis.
During a meeting last year with the company's board to review plans to launch the new device, a frustrated Lazardis voiced concerns that the company's new direction was an abandonment of his vision that made BlackBerry handsets popular with corporate customers.
"I get this," Lazardis said, pointing to one of the company's signature devices. "It's clearly differentiated." Then he pointed to a touch-screen phone. "I don't get this."
If the above quotes are in fact true, it starts to paint a clearer picture of how the situation evolved to where it has. It appears that the individuals responsible for the original vision of the Blackberry device that serves at the heart of this thread agreed with the sentiments expressed here. However, the new generation of executives believed that Blackberry's future was to be found in what can best be described as emulating a commodity.
Blackberry is soon to once again be under new management though. I have to imagine that during the due diligence phase, Fairfax became aware of the political atmosphere at the company and yet decided to go along with the sale anyway. They still see value there and that gives me hope.
I suppose it is not so much features that I need, but features that I like and find easier to use.
I do know how to answer the phone, not a swipe, but more a hold and drag. I hate it. I have not been able to answer at least two calls. I do not use a holster, so setting the phone to automatically answer when removed from the holster is not an option for me.
I very much dislike the copy and paste feature. I never get the cursor where I want it and take more time trying to drag that ring that appears where I need it than I want to. I have tried making the font larger, but then cannot see all of the text that I am typing. And if you tap the text to hard, trying to copy something or move the cursor to fix a typo, then you can accidently send the text. I have done this several times.
I know some people like the hub, and it is fine, but I want a tile on my home screen that alerts me when I have an email. I do understand I can slide the screen up and 'peek' or swipe the screen towards the right to see the hub, but I don't like doing that. I also do not like the fact that parts of my emails or texts or whatever option that is highlighted can be seen behind the hub, not very private! I end up selecting the 'pin' option which is blank and then swiping to the hub.
I don't like the fact that there are not as many custom ringer options either.
I do realize that many people probably like this phone. And that for people who want to keep multiple things in view like their facebook page, email and maybe BBM, that this works for them. I also know that touch screens are all the rage now and people just seem to love swiping, and tapping their phones, maybe I just grew up hearing people tell me not to touch the television or computer screen for so many years that I have become phobic
I have now been using the Q10 for three weeks and have worked pretty diligently to try to learn how to use it to avoid frustration and to adapt to new technology. So now it is not so much as not knowing how, but not liking how. I have had a Blackberry Curve, Tour and 2 Bolds. Loved them all. I was excited to have the kind of Blackberry I loved, that wouldn't take several minutes to view a Web Page. At least there is still a great key board!


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Time travel has been one of the enduring staples of science fiction ever since H.G. Wells wrote The Time Machine in 1895, right up there with little green men and ray guns. Einstein's theory of relativity lent credence to the idea that time is not absolutely linear but could be bent, reshaped, or even re-entered like a river. The twentieth century saw an explosion in popular discussion of the paradoxes inherent in time travel – from the idea that those moving at the speed of light might return "before they left" to the possible permutations associated with the ability to "change" time. From killing one's grandfather, marrying one's mother, preventing Hitler from being born (or assuring that the Nazis won the big one), time travel offers some wonderful brain teasing puzzles.
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In R.A. Lafferty's "Rainbird," an inventor is so brilliant that he manages to come up with a way to go back and give himself a head start – only to discover that if you go to the well too often, it ends up dry. Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder" explores both the commercial exploitation of time travel (for purposes of hunting extinct creatures) and the possible paradoxes associated with altering the past. L. Sprague de Camp explores the "hunting dinosaur" theme with a bit more humor as his protagonist explains why he won't take a particular person hunting a Late Mesozoic dinosaur in "A Gun for a Dinosaur." In "Yesterday was Monday," Theodore Sturgeon reinvents the idea that "all the world's a stage," and each of us are but players in it with a sci-fi time travel twist – as a player finds himself stuck backstage on Wednesday when it really ought to be Tuesday.
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Former Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd got two mentions last Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Greater Memphis Chamber's breakfast forum – one from guest speaker U.S. Rep. David Kustoff and another from chamber president Phil Trenary.
U.S. Rep. David Kustoff says former Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey was right in describing his 8th Congressional District as the most Republican of the state's nine congressional districts.
At least five potential Republican candidates for Governor in 2018 were among the crowd of 400 people at the Saturday, Feb. 25, Lincoln Day Gala of the Shelby County Republican Party.
Meanwhile, Nashville Mayor Megan Barry told a group of 150 Democrats at an "Obama Day" event Saturday that they and other Democrats across the state can elect one of their own as governor in 2018.
At least five potential Republican candidates for Tennessee governor in 2018 were among the crowd of 400 people at the Saturday, Feb. 25, Lincoln Day Gala of the Shelby County Republican Party.
A list of 81 people who can't come to City Hall without a police escort includes a lot of names from the last year of protests and marches in the city. And as the week begins, the list is under review by Memphis Police Director Michael Rallings at the request of Mayor Jim Strickland.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Republican Gov. Bill Haslam has named Nashville businessman Bob Rolfe as the new commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.
Memphis City Council members voted Tuesday, Feb. 7, to establish a city budget line item for the architecture and engineering design of an expansion of Memphis Zoo parking in Overton Park. The money to pay for the planning will come from the zoo and the Overton Park Conservancy with no expense to the city.
State Reps. Pat Marsh and Art Swann emerged from a meeting underwhelmed by Gov. Bill Haslam's legislation to spread broadband internet access across Tennessee.
"I thought there would be a lot more to it," says Marsh, a Shelbyville Republican, calling the proposal "a drop in the bucket" financially but at least a starting point.
UNION CITY, Tenn. (AP) – State officials say Williams Sausage Co. plans to build a second plant in Union City, creating 226 new jobs over the next five years.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – State officials say 29 Tennessee communities will receive more than $1 million in grants to improve tourism infrastructure.
Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd said Thursday that the Tourism Enhancement Grants help counties and cities increase the economic impact of tourism. Grants range from $10,000 to $50,000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Randy Boyd is stepping down as commissioner of the state Department of Economic and Community Development as he ponders a bid to succeed term-limited Gov. Bill Haslam in 2018.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Republican state Sen. Mark Green is the first potential gubernatorial candidate to take a formal step toward entering the race to succeed term-limited Gov. Bill Haslam in 2018.
Public service is a worthy legacy, and one that the Rotary Club of Memphis East wants to recognize and encourage in the next generation.
The annual Bobby Dunavant Public Servant Awards recognize one elected official and one non-elected public employee who have exemplified the virtues of former Probate Court Clerk Bobby Dunavant, for whom the award is named.
State government and the city of Memphis have announced multimillion-dollar contributions to improve the public infrastructure around the Downtown campus of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Tennessee manufacturers are in need of young employees as the industry rebounds and older manufacturing workers retire.
According to State Economic and Community Development commissioner Randy Boyd, of the 344,000 manufacturing workers in Tennessee, about 77,000 will retire in the next decade, the Tennessean (http://tnne.ws/2f9AKGW) reported.
ATHENS, Tenn. (AP) — Automotive components maker E & E Manufacturing of Tennessee has announced an expansion to its facility in Athens that will create 123 new jobs.
The $23.5 million investment will add 76,000 square feet to the plant that makes stamped and welded components.
Zach Randolph will not be starting for the Grizz this season as the post-Grit & Grind era enters the "Second Unit" chapter.
It will be interesting to see fan reaction Thursday at the Forum when the Grizz play Atlanta in another pre-season game. Randolph did not start Monday night's pre-season opener against Orlando either.
The Memphis City Council gave final approval Tuesday, Oct. 4, to an ordinance that gives Memphis Police the discretion to write a ticket with a $50 fine for possession of a half ounce or less of marijuana.
Republican Gov. Bill Haslam has kicked off a week to promote the manufacturing sector with a visit to the Beretta plant in Gallatin.
The Monday visit coincided with the 490th anniversary of the Italian gunmaker's first military contract. Company officials also announced that the plant has been certified by the Army to produce its military firearms at the facility.
Some of you will remember the late George Lapides, whom I worked with for a time at WREC, had a policy about pre-season baseball games or what he called the "Grapefruit League." It was that they didn't exist. He wouldn't acknowledge the games much less the scores.
State Rep. William Lamberth balks at the notion Memphis and Nashville are softening the punishment for simple pot possession.
One of the state's two largest cities has decriminalized possession of less than a half ounce of marijuana. And the other city set the stage for a final vote on a similar measure next month.
The final vote Tuesday, Sept. 20, by the Metro Nashville Council could be one of several factors influencing the final vote Oct. 4 by the Memphis City Council.
Memphis City Council members voted down on third and final reading Tuesday, Aug. 23, a referendum ordinance that would have put a new residency requirement for city employees to voters on the November ballot.
Memphis City Council member Berlin Boyd is proposing a change in city ordinances that would make possession of less than a half ounce of marijuana in the city an offense that wouldn't involve jail time.
A plan for the redevelopment of the Pinch area is essentially complete and Mayor Jim Strickland's administration is rounding up grant funds and other financing for elements of the plan, according to Memphis City Council member Berlin Boyd.
Haley Simmons has joined the Greater Memphis Chamber as the director of public policy, a new position in the chamber's community development department. In this role, Simmons will be focused on enhancing the chamber's advocacy efforts to inform and engage its members on important policy issues, and he'll also be responsible for growing the chamber's role in education initiatives.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Republican Gov. Bill Haslam said Friday that the U.S. presidential race is weighing heavily on the minds of executives that he met with on a recently concluded trade mission to Asia.
The day after Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd met with officials in Shanghai as part of an economic development trip to Asia, Michael Drury shared with an audience of business professionals his idea about national economies.
Developers of a truck stop with a hotel on Hollywood at Interstate 40 in Frayser have dropped plans for the truck stop.
Representatives of the developers, Hospitality Builders of America, announced the change Tuesday, May 3, as the city council delayed a vote on the planned development on the site of the old Treasury department store.
Three packaging companies are combining to create a $5.5 billion conglomerate that will locate its headquarters in Memphis.
Evergreen Packaging's consolidated global headquarters will create 70 jobs with an average salary of $176,283 and nearly $1 million in capital investment.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam will be in Memphis Friday, April 29, as Circuit Court Judge Valerie Smith takes the ceremonial oath of office.
MTSU student Nathan Simpkins found the perfect major when the university started its mechatronics engineering program in 2013, a pursuit practically guaranteeing him a high-paying job in an increasingly automated manufacturing industry.
The Pinch District, one of Memphis' oldest neighborhoods, is getting its time in the spotlight.
The Downtown Memphis Commission, the city of Memphis Division of Housing & Community Development and the city-county Division of Planning & Development are coming together to develop the Pinch's first master plan in to bring the area up to date with mixed-use buildings and streetscape improvements.
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As a potentially damaging deannexation bill moves to the state Senate for a possible vote soon, city officials are considering options to combat the expected loss of revenue should the bill pass.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland estimates the state deannexation law could cost City Hall $27.7 million on the low end but as much as $80 million if all Memphis annexations dating back to 1998 were negated by voters in those areas.
Memphis City Council member Berlin Boyd summed up City Hall's attitude Tuesday, March 15, during the council's executive session. "Today is the day of bad news," he said after a briefing from Mayor Jim Strickland on the deannexation bill approved the night before by the Tennessee House. That was followed by more details on the estimated $60 million it will cost to replace the entire radio system for local first responders from the radios to the towers used to transmit their signals.
The state of Tennessee did $400 million in business with minority- and women-owned businesses in 2015. It's a share local minority business and civic leaders judge as a good number, considering the state spends $2.5 billion in contracts a year.
Memphis City Council members rejected a hotel with retail Tuesday, March 1, on the northeast corner of Jackson Avenue and Front Street, across from The Pyramid in the Pinch District, that was first proposed last year.
East Memphis Proper is about to look a lot different. Nordstrom Rack is opening a Memphis store and it will be built where the Sears store stands now in the Laurelwood shopping center.Sears closes in mid-April and the 1958 structure will be demolished for a new retail center to be called Poplar Commons.Nordstrom Rack is 33,000 square feet of a 135,000 square foot shopping center.Out parcels tend to be the changing face of commercial development on Poplar Avenue.There are some notable exceptions like the nearby Oak Court Mall which was a significant change of scenery from what was once the Siena College campus.Further west on Poplar, the Poplar Plaza shopping center – the city's first suburban shopping center – is still recognizable in its original form if you know what used to be there.
FAIST Light Metals will open a new $3.1 million plant in Ripley, Tenn., that will create 30 new jobs in Lauderdale County.
Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd announced the new plant Monday, Feb. 22.
Longtime nonprofit administrator Diane Duke recently took the helm of Friends for Life as its new executive director. In her new role, the Los Angeles native leads and oversees an organization that's helping those affected by HIV/AIDS through the provision of education, housing, food, transportation and healthy life skills training.
U of M Tigers 73 – UCF Knights 56 at FedExForum and on ESPN Wednesday evening.
As that was underway, Vice President Joe Biden was on his way out of the Memphis area after a visit to the Norfolk Southern intermodal facility in Rossville.Here's the basic web story account from Wednesday evening of Biden's visit which comes on the seventh anniversary of the enactment of the federal stimulus act.More on the larger themes in the visit and three-city tour by Biden in the print version that hits online Thursday afternoon.
The council also delayed for two weeks the entire Memphis Light Gas and Water Division consent agenda after councilman Reid Hedgepeth complained that the utility had done nothing about streetlights that have been out on a street in his district for a month.
Memphis City Council members voted Tuesday, Feb. 2, to form a task force to explore a separate benefits package for police and firefighters.
The resolution by council member Edmund Ford Jr. is the first move toward a different set of benefits, which would serve as a recruitment tool to bolster the ranks of both departments.
One seemingly ordinary winter's night in Downtown Memphis, I was going from event to event focused on work – specifically trying to stay on a schedule in which several things I wanted to cover were happening at the same time.That is usually when you miss the experience that is Memphis on an everyday but definitely not ordinary basis.So I get in a parking garage elevator and on the next floor David Porter – of Stax Records fame – gets on and he introduces me to his friend, Maurice White – the founder of Earth Wind and Fire. They too are trying to be in several places at the same time.As they went their way and I went mine, I remember thinking this is quite a special place.The encounter slowed my stride a bit and took some of the edge off the schedule – noticing for the first time how many people were out on a winter's night in our city having nothing but a good time made better by all of us going our different ways.White, who was from Memphis, died Thursday with his band's music stronger and more relevant than ever.If you grew up listening to EWF when the songs were new, you know that the bright and funky sound and the positive, affirming, and diverse identity of this music was quite intentional at a time when there was plenty going on that could have pushed it the other way.If your parents or grandparents grew up listening to EWF, this music is a part of your family's tradition that calls to mind special occasions and even your own mild surprise the first time you found yourself dancing to it with your children.And if your folks' vinyl record collection from back in the day included Earth Wind and Fire, that was one of the ones you listened to when they weren't around and one of the ones you took with you when you got a place of your own.
History can be like geology once you get it in something that isn't in the form of a book.There are layers on top of layers that you may not ever see or miss until a site is wiped clean for the next present that used to be the future and will eventually become the past.That's the case with the city's historic Medical Center where much has come and gone several times over as our city's considerable investment in medicine and health approaches the end of its second century.Health Sciences Park used to be the site of a hospital. You would think something as massive as the tower of Baptist Memorial Hospital's central campus on Union Avenue would be missed. Yet even those of us who grew up with its presence drive past it every day without a thought of what was once there.The same with the site of Russwood Park on the north side of Madison Avenue and the old bus barns where Beale used to run further east than it does now.In recent years, new facilities have arisen as the medical center makes itself over in a kind of economic regeneration without a comprehensive plan.There is now an effort to come up with a comprehensive plan for the area that is more than different ventures buying or leasing land and making plans for their needs.Eight of the institutions in the area have hired a consulting firm to develop a master plan that includes not just facilities but residential and retail areas.It's a significant step for an area that remains intriguing for those of us trying to remember what was where and how long some of the survivors have been holding out in much different streetscapes than were there when they arrived.The Masonic lodge at the dead end of Dunlap into Union Avenue is a survivor. It's where the funerals were held for some of those killed in the 1925 river disaster in which Tom Lee rescued so many others.The lodge at one time had an earth-shaking pipe organ that I had the rare privilege of hearing at a concert following its restoration in the 1980s – the ancient 1980s.And I still wonder about the tiny medical textbook storefront and how it endures at a time when students rent books and others use digital versions.There are still remnants of the porous border between the medical center and the Union Avenue auto row that used to exist and arose around the old Ford plant.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — House Speaker Beth Harwell said Tuesday that the scandal surrounding a Republican lawmaker who has gone on hiatus amid sexual harassment allegations shouldn't damage her prospects as a serious gubernatorial candidate in Tennessee.
Elected officials are going to say it if they talk long enough about economic development.
They will talk about how quality of life plays a role in business growth, specifically the move or expansion of corporations into a city or region they weren't in previously.
His second day on the job, the new Memphis Police Director, Michael Rallings, met the Memphis City Council and discovered just what a huge issue police body cameras are – if he didn't know that already.His answers to some pointed questions about when police can turn off those cameras and why made this an uneven first encounter.Council members told him they got an earful from constituents over the weekend in the wake of the fatal police shooting of Johnathan Bratcher in South Memphis. And some of the reaction they got was to reports that a police dispatcher ordered police trying out the body cameras to turn them off as they arrived at the scene of the shooting.There are three cameras being tested. And one of the officers with them showed up after the shooting, according to police.Meanwhile, Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland still didn't have a timetable for the roll-out of the cameras but did offer some specifics including hiring by the MPD of 10 new personnel to deal with the handling of what the camera records.And Strickland's intention is to pay for it out of the existing MPD budget.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Bass Pro Shops have agreed on a tentative and general plan for future development of the Pinch District, according to Memphis City Council member Berlin Boyd.
One of two golf courses at Colonial Country Club would give way to houses under a planned development approved Tuesday, Jan. 19, by the Memphis City Council.
The council approved a development that would turn the north course at Colonial into either a mix of single-family homes, townhouses and cottages or a mix of housing for senior citizens.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A state official is announcing the launch of an assessment of broadband access and usage in Tennessee.
Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd said the assessment is an impartial survey of broadband access, adoption and usage in Tennessee's rural, suburban and urban communities. The department will then offer strategies to drive broadband usage.
Google is buying the former Hemlock Semiconductor site in Clarksville and plans to invest $600 million to convert it into its eighth U.S. data center, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced Tuesday, Dec. 22.
They ran in the considerable shadow of the most competitive Memphis mayoral race in a generation. The new Memphis City Council that takes office with Mayor-elect Jim Strickland in January isn't necessarily a generational shift. It doesn't signify a wholesale ousting by the electorate, either.
Before the Memphis City Council's final session of 2015 on Tuesday, Dec. 15, the 13 council members got around to something they should have done four years ago: take a group picture in the Hall of Mayors at City Hall.
He was Mr. Joe College, the star wide receiver on the football team at Central Arkansas. She was the roommate of a girl on the basketball team that was a friend of his.
Mike Norvell was supposed to take the ballroom dancing class with the basketball player. Didn't exactly work out that way.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A leader in blow-molded plastic products will locate its new manufacturing and distribution operations in Knox County, a move expected to create 500 jobs.
Gov. Bill Haslam and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd made the announcement about Lifetime Products Inc. on Friday.
The 2015 election season was put to rest last week: A low-turnout set of five Memphis City Council runoff elections filled in the blanks of what will be a different City Hall starting in 2016.
With a 4.8 percent turnout across the turf of five single-member City Council districts, voters in the Thursday, Nov. 19, non-partisan council runoff races defined the new council that takes office in January. The 13-member body will include six new faces.
With a scant 4.8 percent turnout, Memphis voters filled in the blanks at City Hall Thursday, Nov. 19, by electing four new members to the Memphis City Council and returning an appointed incumbent.
Thursday's winners join new council members Martavius Jones and Philip Spinosa in taking office January 1, making six new faces on the 13-member council.
The last election of 2015 in Shelby County will fill in the blanks in a changing of the political guard at City Hall.
Six weeks after Memphis voters ousted incumbent Mayor A C Wharton and replaced him with Jim Strickland and elected two new members to the 13-member City Council – Martavius Jones and Philip Spinosa – voters will decide who gets five more council seats.
Memphis City Council members vote Tuesday, Nov. 3, on plans for a hotel with retail development on the northeast corner of Jackson Avenue and North Front Street.
The council delayed a September vote on the development by Front Street Group LLC because of some opposition cited by councilman Berlin Boyd, who represents the area.
The word public, by its definition, seems to say out in the open.
For Caissa Public Strategy, that's not how it works. In fact, the Memphis-based firm likes to work in the shadows, so to speak, where the agency helps its clients grow and protect reputations.
Memphis City Council members approved Tuesday, Oct. 20, plans to develop one of the few open parcels of land along Germantown Parkway as either a hotel with retail or two retail strips.
The Germantown Market planned development by the Debra Loskovitz Spousal Trust is on the east side of Germantown Parkway, south of Timber Creek Drive next to the Shelby Show Place Arena.
ALCOA, Tenn. (AP) — A leading ammunition manufacturer is investing $553 million to build a headquarters and munitions manufacturing facility in Blount County.
Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd announced Tuesday that Advanced Munitions International's new facility in Alcoa is expected to create more than 600 new jobs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Jeb Bush's presidential campaign has announced that it is the first to organize a full slate of Tennessee delegates to represent the former Florida governor at the Republican National Convention.
The city of Memphis, the Memphis City Council and the University of Memphis will honor the late John Bramlett in a ceremony to be held Saturday, Oct. 17, at 8:45 a.m. before Ole Miss plays the Tigers at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
The identity of the Memphis City Council that will take office in January with six new members was still in flux at the end of a very long and frustrating Oct. 8 election night.
The races for four of those six open seats and the seat now held by an appointee to the council are going to a Nov. 19 runoff election – one week before Thanksgiving.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A San Francisco-based rideshare service is investing more than $5 million to locate its new operations in Nashville and create 380 jobs in Davidson County.
Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd announced this week that Lyft will locate its customer experience operations in the Music City.
Early voting in the 2015 Memphis elections is running ahead of the pace from four years ago but behind the pace from 2007 and the special mayoral election of 2009.
The early voting period in advance of the Oct. 8 election day runs through Saturday, Oct. 3, at 16 locations across the city.
Heath Elliott has joined Mercedes-Benz of Collierville as general sales manager. In his new role, Elliott will manage the sales of all new and pre-owned cars sold at the dealership, which opened in 2014.
The Downtown Memphis Commission plans to honor six individuals and companies for their contributions to the advancement of the district.
The 2015 Downtown Vision Awards will be presented Thursday, Sept. 24, at the South Main Street Party at The Chisca on Main, 272. S. Main St. The event runs from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. It's free and open to the public. The Downtown Vision Awards presentation will take place in the gazebo at 5:30 p.m.
The political action committee of the Greater Memphis Chamber is backing Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. for re-election.
Wharton faces a strong challenge in his re-election bid from Memphis City Council members Harold Collins and Jim Strickland. And a key issue in the hard-fought campaign is the city's pace of economic development during Wharton's tenure.
Memphis City Council members closed out a series of votes Tuesday, Aug. 18, on moving the statue and disinterring the remains of Nathan Bedford Forrest from Health Sciences Park near Downtown Memphis.
Memphis City Council members gave final approval Tuesday, Aug. 18, to an ordinance setting the stage for removal of the Nathan Bedford Forrest statue in Health Sciences Park
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee is creating a new task force to advance economic development in rural Tennessee.
Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd said in a news release the Rural Development Task Force is being created to help rural areas of the state reach the same economic success as urban areas. Goals include recruiting new businesses, increasing educational attainment, supporting rural entrepreneurship, promoting rural tourism and supporting agri-business.
Just hours after he dropped out of the race for Memphis Mayor, James Harvey endorsed mayoral contender Jim Strickland at the opening of Strickland's Poplar Plaza campaign headquarters.
Shelby County Election Commissioners have certified the Memphis election ballot for Oct. 8.
These are the names to appear on that ballot for the 15 elected offices.
The commission met hours after the noon Thursday, July 23, deadline for candidates to withdraw from the ballot if they wished.
How much a candidate raises in an election season attracts a lot of attention, and the second-quarter fundraising numbers for the Oct. 8 Memphis elections are still trickling out.
The reports were due July 10 but some are still arriving at the Shelby County Election Commission website. And in some cases, the reports are incomplete, showing amounts raised but not amounts spend and on hand as of July 1.
Now that they've made the filing deadline for the Oct. 8 Memphis elections, candidates have until Thursday, July 23, to withdraw if they wish before the ballot is set later that day in the 15 city races.
Four years ago, Memphis City Council member redrew their own district lines just before elections that saw the largest return of incumbents in the 47-year history of the mayor-council form of government in Memphis.
MT. JULIET, Tenn. (AP) – A company that specializes in manufacturing machine parts is establishing a new facility in Wilson County that's expected to create 245 jobs.
DE-STA-CO specializes in the innovation, design and manufacture of clamping and robotic tooling solutions for workholding and automation needs.
The decision Tuesday, July 14, by a sixth Memphis City Council member to pass up a place on the Oct. 8 ballot has added some intrigue on the way to the noon Thursday, July 16, filing deadline for the Memphis elections.
Memphis City Council member Bill Boyd announced Tuesday, July 14, that he will not seek reelection on the Oct. 8 Memphis ballot.
Memphis City Council members approved a 120-day moratorium Tuesday, July 7, on new building permits in the Pinch District as they also approved a planned development Downtown.
The moratorium proposed by councilman Berlin Boyd allows the council to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis during the four-month period. During that time, the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning and Development will come up with suggested guidelines for future development of the district bordering The Pyramid.
When the city of Memphis voted to rename Forrest Park and two other Confederate-themed parks in Downtown Memphis two years ago, City Council member Bill Boyd criticized the move and extolled Nathan Bedford Forrest's virtues.
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It'll be interesting to see in what order O'Keefe chronologically releases the tapes.
Oh-oh... Videgaray may squeal to the UN about us.
Videgaray also said the Mexican government wouldn't hesitate to go to the UN "to defend the rights of immigrants," Reuters reported.
No shit?
Scientific American ceased to be "Scientific" or "American" years ago.
James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII
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Residents plan cohousing condos in downtown Santa Cruz: Walnut...
There are 10 comments on the Santa Cruz Sentinel story from Sep 2, 2011, titled Residents plan cohousing condos in downtown Santa Cruz: Walnut.... In it, Santa Cruz Sentinel reports that:
The co-owners of Walnut Commons aren't looking for neighbors interested in just borrowing a cup of sugar or waving 'hello' as they pull out of their driveways.
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#1 Sep 5, 2011
Let's be honest, you probably don't know what cohousing is. But you know what a condo is, so add to all the private conveniences of your own home, the conveniences usually found in dorms and hotels, a nice living room and kitchen, and dining room that's open for all residents, optional group meals now and then, cooked by each other, for each other. Always having somebody to watch the game with....priceless. Sounds pretty rough right?
Learn a little more, give and gift a copy of Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities by Katie McCamant and Charles Durrett.
Spread the word.
Build it up.
#2 Sep 5, 2011
Yeah right!! Until some "empowered goddess" feminazi moves in and decides that she's the supreme commander of the complex. Where can i pay 400 grand fer THAT!!!
#3 Sep 21, 2011
Everyone has an equal vote in these communities, so no one has the ability to create a fascist regime, not even a clueless a**hat like yourself.
#4 Sep 21, 2011
Or a stinking festering hatchet wound like you!
#5 Sep 21, 2011
Let's be honest, you have a warped idea as to what constitutes good living. Communal living like that is doomed from the onset. It's bad enough if you're living with someone you want to live with. You obviously forget that forty-five to fifty percent of marriages end in divorce, and this being a case where two people "love each other" and vow to spend the rest of their lives together. What about the 960,000+ incidents of domestic violence each year? Yeah, build it up, Jillian. Let's see YOU live in an environment like that and see how long it lasts. You're NUTS, Jillian.
#6 Sep 21, 2011
I currently am living in Nevada City Cohousing. We don't share homes, everyone maintains a high degree of privacy, it's a similar setup to a condominium (legally it's exactly the same), and like a condominium we have some shared spaces (pool, hot tub, common house with kids rooms, guest rooms so you don't have to have extra rooms in your house). Cars are parked in garages and spaces to the outside so that we have more green space and pedestrian friendly paths (not to mention no headlights shining into your home at night).
I'd be happy to discuss it further with you. You can reach me at jbrooksmeister at gmail dot com
#7 Sep 21, 2011
another baby on the way!(overpopulation is a myth)none of calif-US or world problems are caused by overbreeding
anchors away!
United States
#8 Sep 22, 2011
The problem with this is, that Santa Cruz is filled with Loons, all of whom have some screwball reason why they're "special", so laws and regulations don't apply to them. Like the cell-phone-yappers driving, but on a larger scale. Or some nutjob reason why only they are entitled to some special privilige.
It might work in other parts of the world, but not here!!!!
Wait till some patchouli-stenching idiot decides that burning incense everywhere is part of their "Freedom of Religion", so you haven't got the right to object to the smell.
#9 Sep 22, 2011
livin on welfare and i dont care
what the people think of me
im livin on welfare and i dont care
cant ya see
gettin in the line down at the office
listen to them bitch and swear
down at the welfare office nobody really wants to care
will you hurry up, im tired of waitin
im outside livin in the cardboard condominium
livin outside
freezin cold
in the cardboard condominium
listen to me sweet sally
im building a cardboard condo in your alley
cant you see that im kind of cold
im livin outside, i gotta be bold
get the piece of plywood and lean it up against the fence
so they cant see
then you step out in the middle of the night in the alley and just take a pee
in the outside
im freezin
dont look at me you looky loos
outside in the cardboard condominium
cardboard condominium
cardboard condominium
cardboard condominium
get some plywood
get some cardboard and stick it underneath
get some plastic bags and cover the top
so they cant see
livin outside
along the freeway
cant ya see our shacks from your car
were homeless can you see
outside in the cardboard condominium
cardboard condominium
its a cardboard condominium
up in your face
panhandlin to get part of the booze
gotta panhandle
im gettin the shakes and its cold outside
gotta sleep
in the cardboard condo
its a cardboard condominium
theres not too many of them
its a cardboard condominium
its the only way to live
when youre trashin on welfare
or panhandlin or livin on the skids
its the way i live
can you dig it baby when we make love
in the cardboard condominium
#10 Sep 22, 2011
I don't need to read a book to know that this is a bad investment.
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