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"...he talks to people until the last person leavesand he does it in Spanish,..."
Raul Grijalva -
Former member of MECha, which seeks to facilitate Mexico's reconquest of the Southwestern U.S.
Former leader of the Raza Unida Party
Make Tucson Mexico Again!
First, the reporter counted wrong. There were more than 3 people who spoke in opposition to Sanchez. Furthermore at least 3 senior TUSD administrators broadcast emails trying to get people to come out in support of Sanchez. The TUSD email system was used! Ms. Foster also put an effort into getting people to turn out to support Sanchez. If after all that effort only 20 people showed up to support Sanchez, that's not much of an endorsement for keeping him.
There was no effort at all to get people to speak in opposition to Sanchez.
The November TUSD Board election was a strong vote to bring serious change to the district. Continuity lost; positive change won. And that is what Ms. Sedgwick is doing. She has exhibited courage in the face of multiple despicable attempts to smear her and damage her reputation. To understand what is going on in TUSD, my advice is to watch a few Board meetings and skip reading the Tucson Weekly for a while
I went to the fully-accredited (regional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission) for-profit University of Phoenix and I can honestly say I received an exemplary education and it was much better than any education at any not-for-profit state public universities I have attended. I learned amazing skills and consider myself a scholar who is published and notable in his field. The University of Phoenix curriculum was rigorous, meaningful, relevant, and applicable. Not all for-profit schools are "bad" and many schools are changing and adapting to the new rules, for the better! Oh, and let us not start a new form of discrimination where we discriminate against for-profit graduates. These are some of the hardest working Americans I know! And those who complain about not finishing UoPx they could not handle the rigor. Do not ever undermine anyones education. I love the University of Phoenix, enrolling students since 1976, and so do its 1,000,000 Alumni!! Surveys conducted suggested that 92% of alumni are satisfied with their education and outcome. Finally, DO NOT forget that the University of Phoenix educated the non-traditional students and I thank the University of Phoenix! The University filled a demand where traditional academia would NOT! Stop vilifying my school!
I noticed that David Safier, after a load of criticism, just scrubbed all of his suck-up comments from Kristel Foster's FB page. Though Joan Safier is still on there channeling Donald Trump, calling the new board member Rachael Sedgwick a "bitch."
This guy is your education columnist? Come on, Tucson Weekly. Now, of all times. Have some integrity.
This shows absolutely no understanding of what we do as public officials that represent a school district.
I'm sorry Foster/Grijalva machine. we pretty much know exactly what you do. And many of us want you to stop it.
This is the NUMBER ONE REASON to BUILD THE WALL.
This is what you need to know about the Grijalvas:
Mari, I really can't thank you enough for making my point for me. It's been 3 weeks now since you wrote how proud you are of your 15 year old son that he knows that President Donald Trump is a racist. A " fact " he no doubt learned from his mom. I challenged you on that asking what facts you have to base that on. I'm sure if you had any you would come back at me with both barrels. Instead nothing. Silence. That's because you don't have a shred of evidence that Trump's a racist. Unless it's something you heard on the View. I hope you're proud that you filled your young sons head with lies and misinformation.
This is why I love the Left . Confront them with facts and they turn tail and run. You can't beat me in the arena of ideas. Never have. Never will.
Just stay home and you will not die in the desert and committe the crime of being illegal!!!! Any question?
Strategically placed the wall will prevent the US from looting Mexico of indigenous animals. Over the last 50 years there have been over 200 species , basically stolen from Mexico by us. They must be captured and returned. We owe them that much.
We were visiting a local resort and found this place on Yelp! At first we weren't sure if we wanted to try it but the steady stream of happy faces coming out of it told us we would like it.
My 90 year old mom had a huge banana pecan pancake and added chocolate chips. It was the size of a medium pizza! The friendly waitress told her if she ate the whole thing the waitress would pay for it!
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A must for UA students and resort visitors alike.
Everyday I'm thankful my children have options other than TUSD.
Build the wall, prevent families from being separated. Do it for the children.
"...he talks to people until the last person leavesand he does it in Spanish,..."
Well, there are probably some positions available in Sonora.
A more relevant question would be, why not ask these people about the environmental impact, trash and trail cutting caused by illegal immigration. How about some perspectives on the Cumero fire, which burned over 2,000 acres just over the hills from Arivaca last year?
We obviously need more visible border security to discourage these people from crossing. We should also stop encouraging these dangerous trips by putting water and other supplies in the desert.
The Network for Public Education sent out an e-mail this morning urging the people on its contact list to work against the passage of HR610:
"HR 610, the School Choice Act, would eliminate the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, which was passed as a part of Lyndon B. Johnson's 'War on Poverty.' Federal funds would be used instead to create 'block grants' to be used to 'distribute a portion of funds to parents who elect to enroll their child in a private school or to home-school their child.' It would also roll back nutritional standards for free lunches for poor children."
This is the alternative to insisting that public school districts be competently managed. If they cannot be competently and honestly managed, the nation will take -- and is taking -- a different path.
What lessons about the direction national policy should take can we draw from observing TUSD under the Sanchez administration?
**Under its current leadership, the district redistributed Title 1 funds to achieve an across-the-board reduction in class sizes. This had the effect of reducing class sizes by adding fully qualified, experienced and certified teachers in schools like University High School and Fruchthendler that serve primarily affluent students, while in many of the schools serving primarily poor students, the new teaching positions created by the initiative could not be filled. Since the district reduced class sizes, too many classrooms in low-SES schools have been staffed with under-qualified long-term subs whose labor the Sanchez administration then outsourced to the for-profit company ESI, reducing their wages and destroying their ability to qualify for benefits. Does this provide the public with a "case study" that supports maintaining the provisions of ESEA? The public could be forgiven for asking: if this is what happens to Title 1 funds in districts like TUSD, what is the point of the government granting them? They are not benefiting the students they are intended to benefit.
**Under its current leadership, the district began spending millions in desegregation funds that should be spent to benefit minority students in increased legal fees to try to get out from under its desegregation order. Leaving aside the question of whether these funds would be better applied in the classrooms to benefit students, let's look at what the probable result of getting out from under the desegregation order will be: the Arizona legislature will have an excuse ("They're no longer under court order!") to eliminate the funding supplement entirely. Is the loss of $60 million per year that could potentially be applied to benefit minority students and achieve greater integration too high a price to pay for TUSD's central administrators no longer having to deal with independent desegregation authorities asking questions about how these funds are being applied? I guess it would depend on who you ask: the parents of minority students or the central administrators in TUSD, who will continue to receive inflated salaries and bonuses whether or not the district continues to levy desegregation taxes on its residents and business owners.)
**Are the best interests of poor children being served in a public district system where the Superintendent takes home nearly $500K a year and gives $10K bonuses to members of his central administrative cabinet while the district hoards 301 money meant for teacher bonuses in the districts' bank accounts and teachers leave the district and / or the profession because the working conditions in TUSD are so poor and / or they cannot put food on the table for their families with their shockingly low salaries and lower-than-they-should be bonuses? Half way through this school year, there were still more than 100 teaching positions the district had not been able to fill. Considering the district's inability to apply the funds available to it in ways that result in its classrooms being uniformly and reliably staffed with qualified educators, how do we then make the case to the public that it would not better serve students to be given the option of enrolling elsewhere, as the federal legislation under discussion proposes to do?
Whatever decisions are made about TUSD's leadership in the near term, the community should be considering these questions and keeping in mind that while the public observes a district enrolling 50,000 students systematically and persistently failing to offer quality services to minorities and the disadvantaged, many of the legitimate arguments for maintaining federal education laws and policies like ESEA are being effectively undermined.
Think of all the lives the wall will destroy.
But anyone with half a brain knows, the advice given by What, Again is the best advice to avoid.
Unless you are the same caliber of moron that What, Again is.
Wow! It's so refreshing to have yet another piece of education coverage from the Weekly that tells the Grijalva/Foster story (NOT). What the h has happened to this newspaper? I get it--bought by outsiders, decreasing budget, etc. etc. etc. but the education coverage on TUSD is all only from one direction--does anyone else notice? Stephanie Boe got you on speed dial or what?
Think about all the jobs on both sides of the border will be lost if the wall is built.


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my own people crucified me,
yea,they broke me down,then pissed on me,
they said i looked like the devil ,and his best friend,
but they lied,,,and they lied,and they lied about me.
MY own people stoned me,they yelled! ,save yourself,
the one and only king.
but they lied,and they lied ,and they lied about me.
they left me crucified on this cold windy day,
they took their money and gave it to a friend ,
then he hung himself ,on this cold windy day.
just like jonah, he gave his life.
now my blood hits the ground,
now my blood hits the ground,
still i love them,inspite of what
they did....,so father forgive ,
and forgive,for they no not what
they are doing...
his own peaple became one of us,
now we learn to love each other
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Have Pity and Compassion, a team working in the rural community of Mutara District in Rwanda to fight violence against women and promote women's land right have been putting that lesson into action.
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If you have bought a new Jeep in the last year how was it delivered
On Memorial Day my wife and I took delivery of a new Wrangler Unlimited Mountain Edition. We had been at the dealer the Friday before and had agreed upon a price over the phone before setting out for the dealer on Memorial day so they had time to prep it for delivery. The dealer was not very busy when we arrived about 11:40 am. Some of the things that were done or not done when I left with the vehicle kind of upset me. First off I had an hour drive back home so once I got on the Turnpike I noticed that the Jeep had just enough gas to raise the needle off E. It took all but about a gallon and a half of the fuel capacity to fill it. OK I can live with that, but I'm not happy about it. Some thing looked wrong with the rear rubber mat when I got home. I discovered it was thrown in upside down. You would think the Jeep logo in it being backwards would be a give away. I later discovered the antenna was only screwed on by hand and had backed off half way from vibration. Wrench took care of that. This weekend I opened the hood to find the washer bottle empty (Which they have never been used). The good news was it did have oil in the engine at the right level. The tires all had a different pressure in (Some had a 5psi pressure difference) them and I do not see the blue or green caps that they generally put on them when they put in the Nitrogen they claim is in them.
This may just be a South Florida thing since when we took delivery of our Toyota FJ in 2006 they used a razor Knife to romove the window sticker that had a warning in six different languages (Including two of the languages the guy who removed it spoke) on the back to not use a knife since the windows had port installed window tint on them. Also they gave it to my wife to head down the road in 4L (she had never been in a 4WD) and it would only go about 15-20mph. She was then calling me from down the street telling me it was broken.
Is this the kind of attention to detail and service I can expect? Funny thing was the dealer had all kinds of service awards from Chrysler.
first off welcome to the forum your experience here will be more pleasent than any dealership. secondly i have a few friends who sell cars and that would be the most obsurd thing ever for the jeep, ever car i've ever bought (in NY) has come completely detailed and full of gas. i would call the dealership and talk to the sales manager and tell them you were very upset sometimes they will give you a couple free oil changes or a gas card of some sort. again that sucks what happened, but in the end you still got a jeep! enjoy it! and dont forget to wave and go offroad!
Call 'em and say "Is it normal to pick up a new car and have the needle on E?" "Does not seem like the highest of customer service does it?" they'll hook you up. As well, someone needs to be made aware that they are leaving the lot like that.
Could be a disgruntled employee, drug use or drinking on the job, joy riding, lack of courtesy, friday at the office, etc...
Welcome to the forum... Sorry about your troubles... I was lucky... full tank of fuel, washed and all shiny, salesman spent about 30-45 min going over everything and how it works, even called a couple days after purchase received a follow up call.
My Jeep was delivered in great shape. My daughter's had no antenna and she couldn't figure out why she had such poor reception. I found and installed it and the problem was solved. Other than that she was pleased with it at delivery.
Most definitely not normal...
Any new vehicle should leave the lot in perfect (or as near possible) condition... Including full fuel, fluids, tires, etc. with all options you ordered it with. No dealer on the planet (at least none that is worth their salt) should let you off the lot in ANY vehicle, used or new, without a full tank of gas at *least*.
I would definitely call them and inquire about the condition of the vehicle when you got it. If you go in person, have a chat with the manager - they will most likely hook you up a bit since it happened. Unless they are just plain shady ;)
I agree with the folks above. I've never purchased a vehicle either new or used that didn't come detailed with a full tank.
As mentioned before give the sales manager a call. Don't yell and holler just tell him about your experience and suggest that he find out why the vehicle wasn't properly prepped for delivery and request a call back.
If the sales manager is worth a hoot he will ask you to bring it back in and make it right.
Remember, sometimes sh!t just happens. It may have been that the detailer was working on the Jeep and got called off (as they often do) before it was finished and then the Jeep was moved out for delivery before he got to finish it. Stuff like that can happen at a busy dealership. It can happen anywhere.
I find it hard to understand why you didn't notice the tank was empty when you first got in the vehicle though. You're lucky you didn't end up hitchiking.
Be sure to let us know how it goes for ya.
i had one of those once.. bought a 2006 wrangler new and my dealer had to pick it up down south. turns out they added 250 miles to it by driving it back up to my dealer.. then, i did also take it on empty, and had to get my own gas immediately. that dealer is now out of business, but thats just a real crappy way to experience your new vehicle purchase.
:cool: I bought mine in late '08, built it on the internet and the dealer had to have it delivered from --somewhere--, so it was detailed and "fluided", with a smashing "DEAL"
:rofl::rofl: JIMBO
I asked him if I could go pick it up so that someone else wasn't breaking in my new toy and he was more than happy to accommodate. He provided us with a loaner vehicle to drive down in and paid the fuel on both vehicles. When we got home he had my Jeep detailed and filled it up with gas. Gave me a number of other really good free services through the years.
Sadly, they aren't Jeep dealers any more. Just lost the Jeep franchise about a month ago. I love them though they've been really good to me.
I just received mine 3-weeks ago and I can't complain My DEALER is GREAT! Full Tank 3 miles on it just to make sure nothing was wrong before I took it home. I just got the 5.38 gears done today what a relief! This thing was a snail with the stockers in it but Not now this baby moves! Like my dealer told me it is worth keeping you happy because you have bought a new Jeep or Truck scents 03 till now.
I bought a "used" 2010 Jeep Wrangler unlimited that had 2600 miles on it. I spent all morning at the dealer, worked out a compromise, was ready to leave with the jeep. However, I could not until it was washed (again) and had a full tank of gas. It is the little things about purchasing a vehicle that makes you want to keep coming back. Just my two cents.
Don't let them get away with that,they don't have a leg to stand on.Remember,be smart,you catch more bees with honey,If they say things you don't like then give it to them:firedevil: go get your full tank of gas.:) GOOD LUCK
Took delivery of my slight used 2007 wrangler April 10th of this year. The left rear taillight was burned out and there was a nice sized ding in the front windshield.
The dealership was very apologetic and advised that they would replace the taillight bulb and if it continued to be a problem they would troubleshoot it and give me a free rental car for as long as needed to resolve.
The service manager decided to allow me to drive the vehicle off of the lot and have their glass team come to my workplace within a week of taking delivery of the vehicle to replace the front windshield. I told the salesman that if they wanted to keep the jeep for a few more days I could definately come back up and sign the final paperwork once the new window was in place but he decided to have it done afterwards so as to not inconvenience me any further.
While signing the final papers the salesguy ran the jeep over to the local gas station and filled it up.
Monday morning the sales team called to schedule a day during the week that would work best with my work schedule as well as the weather for the local area. 2 days later I had a new window and have not had any problems since then.
After that point the sales guy contacted me to ensure that everything was going good and I had no problem with the vehicle and has even sent me business cards with his name/number and mentioned that if anyone I referred to him I would get $100 gas cards.
Overall a very nice experience, the low pressure sales team did not force me into purchasing the vehicle and I got what I wanted.
Thanks, I was worried. I may use a closer dealer for service given this. I do have to run there this weekend to pick up my $500 in Mopar parts so I may say something about it. They sent me a card for lifetime nitrogen refills but I'll check them with the guage while I'm there. As far as not noticing the fuel level, the dealer is literally right at the turn pike entrance so I was more occupied when I got in setting the mirrors and driving my wife to her car to follow me home. If I was not already on the toll road I would have turned around and went back. Besides this I love it and so do our dogs. They want nothing to do with rides in the car, but yesterday when we asked if they wanted to go for a ride all four where at the door, and sprinted to the back door of the Jeep when we opened it. WE just go for rides again which is something we have not done for years.
Mine was delivered with the tire lug nut not tightened. Picked it up friday. Ans by Monday, The rim was useless as I out 200miles on it in that condition. Secondly noticed that the lug nuts were not the same. Discount tire got me the solution to that.. The rim was replaced free of cost by the dealer..
Did you recieve a signed PDI from the dealer?
It's a mandatory Pre Delivery Inspection. Washer fluid and gas tank 1/2 full is on there. Lug nut tourque, tire pressure, oil level. etc.
I got one.
It has 70 or so things a licenced mechanic is "supposedly" going to inspect and sign off on before the jeep is delivered.
The empty tank would tick me off.
My tank was topped off to it's limit when I picked it up.
Detailed to the 9's with not a single fingerprint on it.
Washer fliud was full, everything on the PDI was checked off.
I think the PDI was there.. It was a late friday delivery.. Si I couldnt get anything done. Smelled new and all the fluids were perfect. Also got a full gas tank. It was just the loose lug nuts and then the different kind of lug nut. All 5 wheels had one or two different lug nuts..
That's bad news man, when I bought mine... used... from a private seller... for $1000 less then he originally asked :p he filled the tank, scrubbed it all out, and then threw everything Jeep related he could into the back. Tires were good. He was even going to wash it for me, but since it was late-Nov in NEPA I told him to not waste his time.
And while I haven't ever bought a new car, if I'm spending that much on something I'd better receive the top notch treatment before leaving. I can remember when my mom picked up her 1996 Ford Explorer when it was brand new and she argued for a 1/2 hour with the manager that she wanted the dealer decal removed from the back or she would go and cancel the cashiers check and take her business to another Ford dealership. Needless to say... that decal was off :flipoff:
Oh my gosh!
I've done the same thing, when I bought - my 94 Exploder!
and on several cars since. That's funny! :rofl:
Remember them on your survey.
I had a full tank of gas, a new spare tire cover and my favorite stations preset on the satelite radio.
Also received the first oil and filter change free.
My 10 Rubi was delivered perfect. Detailed and the sales rep. spent at least 40 min. with us regarding all of the features. When he saw that there was "only" 3/4 of a tank he had me take him for a test drive to make sure everything was O'K and he topped off the tank. Better experiance than I had with BMW. Also received a coupon for a free oil & filter change. I guess it all depends on the individual dealer and their priorites. This is the second Wrangler I purchased from them and hopefully not the last.
Add only one tag screw to the list. Then they want to know why I want to put the Mopar parts on myself. Would you let this crew put on a tow hitch?
Since my Toyota experience was not much better for the FJ I had this is about par for the area including Mercedes.
There were some really entertaining stories here so I figured it needed a bump :-) I found three 2010 Wranglers in my search this year and had problems with all of them (both minor and major). Sorry for the length!
The first...
Knew everything I wanted after a lot of research and a lot of browsing this forum. One of the dealers I test drove at found one 400 miles away with 30 miles on it, but said they couldn't flat bed it up because it was too close. I didn't want to take delivery with almost 450 miles on it, so bailed and continued my wait.
The second...
This one's a little fuzzy, I might be off on the days, but basically:
I finally found one local with about 30 miles on it. I took it for a 10 mile drive and negotiated my price that night. I was told I could pick it up the following Tuesday (Friday night drive, but long weekend). Tuesday came and I got a call first thing that it wouldn't be ready until Wednesday. No real reason given, but a lot of apologies.
On my ride to the dealership on Wednesday I got a call that there was a problem and it'd be another day. I was only a few minutes away so I went in anyway to see what the problem was. Apparently while they were detailing the Jeep, the Check Engine light came on and service was already gone.
On Thursday I called to see what the light was all about and they said it was a transmission issue and they'd have a new part in by Monday and it'd be ready then. Promised. Friday I called up early and told them I was bailing on the deal. I couldn't see paying this kind of money for a new Jeep that already needed service.
To be honest, I was both tired and excited when I was negotiating on the price, so I wound settling on $3,000 more than what I planned on paying for the Jeep, so I'm secretly glad it fell through.
The third...
I was almost ready to give up, but I continued to call around every few days to see what folks had coming in. I was pretty picky about the color and options (and apparently because Red Rock is a premium color or something it isn't around too much unless it's specifically ordered I was told).
Finally one of the Sales guys I had been in contact with emailed me to let me know they had a 2010 Red Rock Sahara in stock. I went to look at it but it was missing the soft top, the radio I wanted, and the remote start (sorry, I'm sure Radio's & Remote Starts aren't very Jeepish, lol). After very little negotiation I was able to get them all included and still be at the price point I wanted ($3k less than the last place).
The Good: The Sales Manager asked when I wanted to pickup the Jeep. I said tomorrow would be great if it's possible, and he says that if I can hang out for an hour, it'd be ready tonight (it's like 7pm at this point). Excited, I agree and hang out for an hour, mostly filling out paperwork anyway. Obviously the extras I wanted would be a bit longer.
The Bad: I went in the following weekend and had everything installed. By the time I got the hard top off a few days later I realized the soft top was not the OEM one that was in the manual or online. I really wanted the stock sunrider.
I sent a few emails and made a few calls to the sales guy, no answer. When I called the SM, he was extremely apologetic and assured me he'd take care of it. Two weeks later I had the right top and all was right with the world.
Mine was deliverd in GREAT shape and with the gas tank full. My only problem was the asshole finance manager. He almost cost the dealership the deal because of him high pressure BS. He would not shut up about paint and interior protection and extended warranties. I am a cash buyer and told him three or four time I didn't want anything extra. He just kept pushing and pushing. Finally I got up and told him to take his deal and shove it. The general manager heard the rucus and came over to save the deal but they came close to not selling the Jeep bucause of the idiot finance guy. Other than thay, I love my Jeep and drive it every chance I get.
Welcome. My dealer delivered my Jeep! The salesman had filled the gas tank and it was spotless. They had missed the rear mats but gave me a full set the following week. I was very happy with the dealer and unfortunately they have since closed.
Delivering any new car on Empty is customer relations suicide. The dealers need service revenue these days to stay alive, mistreating a new customer is plain dumb. Don't use them for service if you can find someone else.
A friend of mine brought a used Jeep and it came with half a tank of gas and no problems!
I bought mine over the weekend and was annoyed that the washer fluid reservoir was empty. Other then that it was spotless, they even changed the bumper because there was a flaw on the original one that they noticed when they were cleaning it.
Well I think my dealer experience tops all of the ones in this thread so far:
- there was no PDI. If there had, it might have prevented many of the problems.
- dealer explained nothing to me. I went in and signed the papers and he gave me the keys. That's it, that's all.
- I hopped in the jeep and drove it home, assuming (wrongly) that everything was in order.
- Missing from jeep (and remember I bought it new from the dealer):
*all the parts that come in the box for the soft top (I bought in Nov 09 and received the box parts in June 10 only after I called about 4 times - they kept saying they were on order)
* no mats (front or rear) - I finally bought those myself.
* no storage bag for hard top panels - I'm giving up on that.
- It was on empty - barely enough gas to get to a gas station.
The jeep itself is great - have had no problems yet -- but I won't be going back to that dealer - ever!!
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New London - The number of serious crimes dropped slightly in the city in 2012 and despite a significant drop in manpower this year, police officials say they are on track to hold steady or even record another dip in crime in 2013.
The city's crime rate, the highest in New London County, decreased overall for so-called index crimes that include murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft and arson, according to statistics compiled in the annual publication Crime in Connecticut, which follows a national Uniform Crime Reporting Program maintained by the Connecticut State Police Crime Analysis Unit.
Reported rapes, burglaries and larcenies were down last year while motor vehicle thefts, assaults and robberies were up. There were three murders reported in both 2011 and 2012. New London has averaged two murders a year since 2002, the last year the city went without one.
Murder numbers, for purposes of the report, include manslaughter cases in which a homicide involved gross negligence. There was one homicide reported in the city this year - the August shooting death of 29-year-old Jesus Pinero. That case remains unsolved.
While this year's overall crime numbers are shaping up to be flat or slightly below 2012 numbers, Deputy Police Chief Peter Reichard said assaults are down compared to last year and drug violations are significantly higher. He said there were 114 drug violations logged at this time last year and 189 so far this year - a 65 percent increase.
He said there was a drop in drug violations last year as investigators spent months working with federal officials on an operation that culminated in April with federal charges against more than 100 people connected to a drug trafficking and money laundering operation. Street-level arrests also are back up again this year and contributing to the higher numbers.
Reichard said many arrests so far this year have involved heroin and synthetic marijuana, which was banned in Connecticut last year after several years of being sold on convenience store shelves.
Police arrested four people Wednesday on Coit Street where police seized more than a pound of synthetic marijuana, along with other drugs and packaging material. In July, state police pulled over a New London man who police said was transporting 900 bags, or 23 pounds, of synthetic marijuana with an estimated street value of $18,000. A local man was arrested in February after police seized about 500 packages of K2, a variety of synthetic marijuana, during a raid at Sam's Food/Ravi Petro convenience store at 290 Broad St.
Reichard said there may not be a simple explanation for the drop in reported crimes in 2012 but there may be a correlation to a community-based policing strategy that shifts more officers to problem areas.
"It's more or less a chess game," Reichard said. "Extra officers are deployed to specific targeted areas. Hopefully the mere presence of officers in the areas … acts as a deterrent."
Reichard said the department used overlapping patrol shifts last year that effectively doubled the number of officers during specific times and in targeted areas. With a recent drop in manpower, however, he said the extra patrols are used to a lesser extent. "We at present just don't have the extra manpower to do it seven days a week," he said.
More than a dozen officers have left for other jobs in the past year following cuts to the department's budget and threats of layoffs. The number of uniformed officers dropped from 80 last year to below 70 this year.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio issued a statement on the release of the latest crime statistics. "The administration believes that better patrol strength allocations instituted by the police chief, and deputy chief, have had a positive effect on crime reduction," Finizio said. "Continued integration of community policing methodologies in our department will continue this trend, along with installation of better lighting and surveillance cameras throughout our city. The city also plans to begin hiring new officers and replacing vehicles and equipment, as long as our budget remains balanced and stable."
Along with a drop in serious crimes, New London police also recorded a drop in the total number of arrests, from 1,450 in 2011 to 1,141 in 2012, according to the report. Those arrests range from murder and rape to drunken driving and disorderly conduct.
Reichard said an analysis of 10 years worth of crime numbers show an encouraging trend of an increased number of crimes solved, dating back to a low of 14.4 percent in 2006. For 2012, 34.2 percent of the 1,130 reported major crimes were cleared.
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This Phase II COBRE project is a natural extension of our Phase I COBRE on multimodal neuroimaging in schizophrenia. In the next evolution we will build on our success in Phase I to include a wider range of disease categories making the overarching theme of the Phase II COBRE the use of multimodal neuroimaging to better understand the neural mechanisms of psychosis and mood disorders. The Mind Research Network (MRN) houses an Elekta MEG System, a high density EEG lab, and a 3T Siemens Trio MRl scanner. Additional resources include a centralized neuroinformatics system, a strong IT management plan, and state-of-the-art image analysis tools. The Phase II COBRE will provide support to five outstanding junior investigators through the assistance of strong senior mentors. The five projects each focus on distinct, but related, aspects of psychosis and mood disorders. Project 1 will utilize advanced data fusion methods to evaluate the ability of multimodal brain imaging data to differentiate patient groups and to push beyond discrete diagnostic categories by identifying individuals in intermediate positions on the continuum. Project 2 is an expansion of the pilot genetic program from the Phase I to evaluate the shared and unique aspects of genetic influence on brain structural networks using advanced multivariate methods. Project 3 will focus on the lens of social cognition and evaluate functional networks in patients while perceiving facial and vocal emotions. The ability of both structural and functional networks to differentiate groups and predict outcomes will be evaluated. Project 4 will focus on auditory hallucinations using MEG and fMRI. Evaluation of the ability to predict hallucinations from the imaging data as well as the impact of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) on the identified brain networks will be investigated. And finally, Project 5 will use a longitudinal desin to study brain networks related to major depression and relapse after treatment with electro-convulsive therapy (ECT). We will continue with the cores established during the Phase I project including administration, clinical assessment, and mentoring (ACAM), multimodal data acquisition (MDA), algorithm and data analysis (ADA), and biostatistics and neuro-informatics (BNI). These cores have begun to serve MRN and the greater community, as well as other institutions including extension collaborations with IDeA funded projects in New Mexico and other states. A highly successful pilot project program will be continued. We believe this Phase II COBRE is extremely well-positioned to establish New Mexico as one of the premier brain imaging sites. We include an extensive educational, mentoring, and faculty development program to carefully mentor and establish junior investigators as independently funded investigators, thus fulfilling the ultimate goals of the COBRE program.
This Phase II COBRE project is a natural extension of our Phase I COBRE on multimodal neuroimaging in schizophrenia. We expand Phase I work (cognitive functioning) to include interpersonal functioning (i.e., social cognition), the neuronal basis of hallucinations, and most importantly treatment response across a spectrum of disorders (SZ, BP and major depression). Our projects will utilize advanced approaches to identify biomarkers and to evaluate their predictive utility.
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Homecoming is more than a single football game; it is a time for students and alumni to reconnect with friends, family and traditions.
Whether it's Convocation, Yell Like Hell or Saturday's football game, we hope you are able to enjoy the many traditions that make up this year's Homecoming at Pittsburg State.
Kickoff Night6:00 pm, Carnie Smith Stadium, Football Field Rain site: Robert W. Plaster CenterTop 12 King and Queen Candidates Please be onsite by 5:15pm.
Carnival Rides, Games, and food with the candidates stationed at different activities.
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The pet supply retailer will occupy the entire 14,000-square-foot building, using 8,000 square feet for sales space and the remainder for warehouse space, said Larry Goudy, zoning and planning administrator.
Pet Supplies Plus, which carries an array of toys, food and equipment for dogs, cats, fish, birds and reptiles, already has several locations in the metro area, including a store on Bluemound Road.
Some interior renovations will be made to make the building suitable for the store's use, but no exterior alterations are planned, Goudy said.
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Lakes of Chile
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|Llanquihue Lake
|Osorno Volcano
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|Puerto Varas
|Saltos del Petrohue
|Todos los Santos Lake
|Vicente Perez Rosales National Park
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Complete program in the Chilean Lake District: From Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas and the stunning Llanquihue Lake,the Petrohue Riverfalls, the city of Frutillar, and the mystical Chiloe Island, among others.
Day 1: Puerto Montt Airport - Puerto Varas
Reception at the El Tepual Airport in Puerto Montt to go to the hotel in Puerto Varas. Accommodation.
Day 2: Puerto Varas - Puerto Montt - Frutillar
Breakfast at the hotel.
At 08:30 am (Pick up 30 minutes before the start of the excursion, subject to confirmation when booking) we will initiate our tour to Frutillar:
To get to Frutillar, we will travel along the western shore of the Llanquihue Lake. Along the way, we will pass through the small industrial town of Llanquihue, where we will take a gravel road used by the local farmers, letting us to see the beautiful old German manors used as lodging nowadays. Once we arrive in Frutillar, we will feel a different atmosphere, combining peaceful way of life, shinning gardens, colorful houses, tea rooms, and the great Teatro del Lago, located in the coastal area, facing the Llanquihue Lake.
Return to the hotel in Puerto Varas, rest of the day off, accommodation.
Day 3: Puerto Varas - Chiloé - Castro - Dalcahue
Due to climatic conditions of the zone during the winter, this tour is made different ways depending on the period of the year.
We invite you to know the region of Chiloé, Castro and Dalcahue.
This tour allows us to visit the northern part of the Chiloé Island. After a 30-minute trip by ferry, watching a wide variety of birds, we will get to the small village of Cucao, visiting the Main Square and the church. We will continue to Dalcahue, where we will stop at the coast area for a walk and a visit to the Handicraft Market, Museum and church, with time to luch. By the promenade, we will head to Castro. We will visit the Gamboa River Palafitos (typical stilt houses), the Main Square and the church. Later, we will go to the last church of our tour in a village called Nercón.
Return to the hotel in Puerto Varas. Accommodation.
Day 4: Puerto Varas - Petrohué - Todos Los Santos - Peulla.
Sail through the owe-inspiring Todos los Santos Lake, visiting the worldwide famous Petrohué River Falls, and Peulla, a small ecological village with 120 inhabitants which is part of the well-known Andean Crossing. After visiting the Petrohué River Falls, we sail through the Todos los Santos Lake for about two hours, watching the Osorno, Calbuco, Puntiagudo and Tronador volcanoes. In Peulla, you cannot miss the opportunity to take part of some excursions such as canopy, horseback riding, fishing, jetboat, 4x4 safari offered in this natural paradise. These excursions have to be booked during sailing.
Return to Puerto Varas. Accommodation.
Day 5: Puerto Varas – Puerto Montt Airport
Breakfast in Hotel, transfer to Airport in Puerto Montt.
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- 4 night lodging in Puerto Varas.
- Breakfast in Hotel.
- Excursions described in itinerary.
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- All transportation (not includes guide)
- Bilingual guide in excursions.
- Lunch in Castro.
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Without Trescothick's defiant century, the Ashes heroes - who lurched to 60 for 6 at one stage against the Patron's XI - would have been shot out for an embarrassingly low total.
In their first innings since the 2-1 series victory over Australia - and exactly seven weeks after their Oval lap of honour - Michael Vaughan's team were indebted to the Somerset left-hander's 186-ball hundred as they mustered an unconvincing 256 for 9, having chosen to bat first.
Trescothick's unbeaten 124 was the only score above 9 from any of the top seven as the Patron's team used the new ball well and then began to find movement off the pitch in the middle overs, former Scottish Saltires seamer Yasir Arafat finishing with 4 for 45.
Trescothick was in modest mood with a few observations at his own expense as he reflected on his innings. There was no doubt, though, that he could be happy with his contribution.
"At one stage I had faced well over 100 balls for 40 - so it was like pulling teeth for a while," he said.
Trescothick is well aware there will have to be more of the same over the next seven weeks if England are to have a successful tour.
"I got a bit lucky and had a few close lbws early on. But you can't always come out and blaze it - and it's not going to be like that over here, because the wickets are generally slow," he said.
"That is what we are going to have to adapt to. In England it flies across the square and the outfields are so quick that dead-bat shots go for four sometimes. Here, they don't even make the outfield."
Trescothick was disappointed to see the rest of the top order miss out, although reserve wicketkeeper-batsman Matt Prior (50) helped post a five-an-over ninth-wicket stand of 117.
"It would have been nice if the top order had got a few more runs. Being 60 for 6 is not ideal preparation, but it is still very early into the tour," said Trescothick.
As conditions eased, he began to get the measure of a tiring attack with a series of sweetly-timed off-side shots and pulls off the pace bowlers, and variations of the sweep against the spinners as he hit 16 fours and two sixes .
Even Trescothick needed some early good fortune as Rawalpindi-born 20-year-old left-arm seamer Najaf Shah removed Andrew Strauss and the captain, Michael Vaughan, in a spell of 2 for 16 in nine overs, before Arafat took three wickets in 12 deliveries.
Strauss and Vaughan were both beaten by good pieces of bowling as well as their own misjudgments - but after Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood had gone for the addition of only one run, it seemed that the warning of the coach, Duncan Fletcher, yesterday that batsmen need to learn patience on subcontinental pitches had failed to sink in.
Strauss shouldered arms to a ball from Najaf which held its line to hit off stump from a fuller length than the left-hander had bargained for, and then Vaughan was trapped in front on the crease. Pietersen reacted to the arrival of Yasir Ali at the pavilion end by spearing a drive on the up to be caught at gully off the new bowler's third delivery - and Collingwood went for a duck when he under-edged a pull at Arafat on to his middle-stump, off a ball that might have been better met by a backward-defensive bat.
Ian Bell did not last long before Arafat snaked a full-length ball between bat and pad to beat the defence, and Geraint Jones was soon also bowled by a similar delivery, leaving Trescothick with the tail after barely 25 overs at the crease.
The belated support acts began with Ashley Giles, who dominated a seventh-wicket stand of 38; then Shaun Udal stayed long enough to accompany Trescothick as he passed his half-century. But it was Prior who took his opportunity best, with a 61-ball 50 which contained eight fours as he kept pace with his senior partner without taking undue risks.
England scoreboard
Patron's XI v England (Rawalpindi) England won toss (day one of three)
ENGLAND - First Innings
M E Trescothick not out 124
A J Strauss b Najaf Shah 5
M P Vaughan lbw b Najaf Shah 9
K P Pietersen c Asim Kamal b Yasir Ali 2
P D Collingwood b Yasir Arafat 0
I R Bell b Yasir Arafat 2
G O Jones b Yasir Arafat 4
A F Giles lbw b Imran Tahir 30
S D Udal c Ashar Zaidi b Najaf Shah 14
M J Prior b Yasir Arafat 50
A G R Loudon not out 3
Extras (lb4 w3 nb6) 13
Total (for 9, 74 overs) 256
Fall: 1-10 (Strauss) 2-41 (Vaughan) 3-53 (Pietersen) 4-54 (Collingwood) 5-56 (Bell) 6-60 (Jones) 7-98 (Giles) 8-130 (Udal) 9-248 (Prior).
To Bat: L E Plunkett, M J Hoggard, J M Anderson.
Bowling: Najaf Shah 18-6-58-3, Irshad 17-0-64-0, Yasir Arafat 17-6-45-4, Yasir Ali 4-2-2-1, Imran Tahir 12-2-44-1, Bazid Khan 6-0-39-0.
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Small museum but full of fun imaginative activities for younger kids. My eight year old got bored pretty quickly though. I thought the prices was high for size of museum. Fountain outside at public park was also fun for kids to cool off in.
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I took my 3 children and also went with a family friend and her nephew. It wasn't as great as I thought it would be. My 9 year old was ready to go within 5 min. He only enjoyed the ambulance he could wander through. My 5 year old was a little more entertained but still bored with each spot...
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