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Bay area lost 2,600 jobs.
Dreamers are not DACAs and DACAs aren't Dreamers. DACA illegal aliens who are ages 21-35 met the requirements to get a two year deferred deportation and a work permit.
Dreamer illegal aliens couldn't meet the requirements and are a larger group. Congress wants to give amnesty and citizenship not just to the 800.000 DACAs but also to Dreamers which would make at least 3.6 million illegal aliens that would profit from violating US immigration laws.
No amnesty or citizenship or work permits to DACAs or Dreamers. Start deporting now.
Michael Marr and Javier Sanchez are the worst people ever! The Marr Family and the Sanchez family are ALL CORRUPT! They deserve everything that is happening to them. They evict people if they just don't like them, finally they are getting what they deserve! They should be in jail forever! I know how awful and corrupt they are I worked with them for many years.
DeLeon should be arrested for sedition.
Congratulations to my dear old friend Lea and all her partners in this fantastic new venture. Break a leg kid. Scott F.
There's an interesting Netflix movie that subtley portrays the harmful effects of solitary confinement and how human connection is a much better anecdote for reintegration. Obviously there are some severe criminals that need to be separated for the safety of others. But for the portion of prison population that's there just because of minor drug offenses or theft aka non-violent, solitary confinement is cruel and unnecessary IMO.
se esta comprobando que el consumo de la marihuana es benfica para la salud humana . ya que evita y previene muchas enfermedades
If they don't want to eat, let them starve. BYE
Let's see... The Raiders pay Oakland 7 million for events that cost Oakland 8 million. The Raider Nation see's nothing wrong with this and scream bloody murder when Oakland declines to give them more land and development money.
Why is this event surprising? Corporate sports think they have the electorate in their pockets as storm troops.
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Major league sports always hose Oakland. The City Council encourages them and lets them.
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Wow so all of you aholes are looking to have him put into jail? Why? Are you jealous of him- hes good looking, built, takes care of himself and is super protective of the people he cares about. Hes not a coward- I know for fact- as I had to stop a scuffle between him and another kid that was running his mouth. I wonder how many of you have actually talked to him? I have- Id trust him with my life but if you dont ever speak to him- youll never really know a thing about him. Kyle is grown up- and not a bully- or a coward.
Saturday will be October 21, not 20.
Let's keep kicking Oakland in the teeth.
Hello Emily. Iam from Seattle WA. And I've had & worked at bagel bakeries. Emily you have one good product.and Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. ( Go girl go.) Follow your dream. Art Burnett. Seattle WA.
Of course they do. And this has been going on forever. There should be NO free tickets, if the council wants to investigate, they can pay for a cheap ticket and be reimbursed. This is just graft as it is.
Sorry to hear about World Ground. The owners have always been workers and spent long hours trying to make it go.
They hoped the area would be developed more, it wasn't.
Pacific Steel Casting has a long troubled history almost entirely it's own making. It has poisoned the air in West Berkeley for decades, was unresponsive to thousands of community complaints about the poor air quality it created, attempted to hide behind it's questionable ties to Mayor Tom Bates, inaction by City Council and the Berkeley Zoning and Adjustment Board, Dion Aroner's public relations firm, and Ignacio De La Fuente's political maneuvers, cheated workers out of pay, failed to modernize and improve worker conditions until it was too late, and cried wolf to get a better financial deal in bankruptcy court. The complete list is long and dirty. What will they leave behind? A wealthy family that took the money and ran when they sold the company to the current owners, hundreds of former workers who are owed back pay from years of company cheating , a polluted site, and a permanent stain on the reputation of Berkeley city government that was in bed with the company and ignored the health of the community, so that could maintain their reputations as power brokers.
This is a joke right? Pansie liberals. Fyi...these have been sold there for over a decade.
pro corporate / pro industrial prison complex ? hopefully the old writers got a second chance somewhere . As Oakland becomes gene-monofied , as will its publications and restaurants.


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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – When South Carolina coach Jason Fitzsimmons acquired Scott Cameron and Darren Lynch just before last week's trade deadline he was hoping the two forwards would add a little scoring punch to the Stingrays struggling offense.
Thus far, Cameron and Lynch have been nothing short of a knockout for the Stingrays.
In just three games his past weekend, they combined for seven goals and six assists and helped lead the Stingrays to three straight wins. Cameron recorded the Stingrays' first hat trick of the season in his second game in a South Carolina uniform this past Saturday night against Pensacola. Lynch followed that up with a two-goal performance in his home debut Sunday afternoon against Columbia.
"Guys want to make a good first impression, but after a trade it usually takes a while for them to settle into their roles," Fitzsimmons said. "Scott and Darren seemed to be comfortable with our systems from the first shift they were on the ice last week against Pensacola. The problem for them is that they've set the bar pretty high and we're going to expect that out of them every game."
Cameron, a veteran with more than 300 games of pro experience, was acquired from Dayton for Stingrays all-star rookie forward Jeff Legue and winger Dominic Soucy. Lynch was involved in a three-team deal that sent rookie Ty Morris to Columbia.
"Ty and Jeff were two very promising rookies that we hated to move," Fitzsimmons said. "But in the end, we felt like this would make us a better hockey team."
While Fitzsimmons doesn't anticipate a hat trick every night from Cameron and Lynch, he's not that surprised by their early success.
"They're not just guys we brought in to be weekend fill-ins," Fitzsimmons said. "We brought them in here to do a job. Sometimes when you make a trade, the guys pick up for their games for a game or two because they think their jobs are on the line. But these two make our team better."
"The thing I like about both guys is that they've given a great effort in every game. Scott didn't have a lot of points for us Sunday against Columbia, but I thought that was probably his best game."
Cameron and Lynch are not the only newcomers having an impact on the Stingrays. Rookie defenseman Scott Romfo and winger Danny O'Brien also made their presence felt over the weekend. "You never know what to expect when you bring in college guys late in the season," Fitzsimmons said. "Scott and Danny have been phenomenal."
Romfo, the younger brother of ex-Stingray Jeff Romfo, was originally brought in as a fill-in after defensemen Trevor Johnson and Steve Spencer were knocked out of the lineup with knee injuries.
"If there's a guy that has really surprised us it's Scott," Fitzsimmons said. "We needed a defenseman just to help us out for a week or two, but Scott has earned himself a job not only for the rest of this season, but for next year as well."
O'Brien has been used on the same line with Cameron and Lynch. "Danny works hard every shift and he's been a perfect compliment to Scott and Darren," Fitzsimmons said.

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Written during a critical period of his life, Some of the Dharma is a key volume for understanding Kerouac and the spiritual underpinnings of his work.
While his future masterpiece, On the Road, languished on the desks of unresponsive editors, Kerouac turned to Buddhist practice, and in 1953 began compiling reading notes on the subject intended for his friend Allen Ginsberg. As Kerouac's Buddhist meditation practice intensified, what had begun as notes evolved into a vast and all-encompassing work of nonfiction into which he poured his life, incorporating poems, haiku, prayers, journal entries, meditations, fragments of letters, ideas about writing, overheard conversations, sketches, blues, and more. The final manuscript, completed in 1956, was as visually complex as the writing: each page was unique, typed in patterns and interlocking shapes. The elaborate form that Kerouac so painstakingly gave the book on his manual typewriter is re-created in this typeset facsimile. Passionate and playful, filled with humor, insight, sorrow, and struggle, Some of the Dharma is one of Kerouac's most profound and original works.
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Jack Kerouac(1922-1969), the central figure of the Beat Generation, was born in Lowell, Massachusetts, in 1922 and died in St. Petersburg, Florida, in 1969. Among his many novels are On the Road, The Dharma Bums, Big Sur, and Visions of Cody.From Kirkus Reviews:
More ersatz Buddhism from postwar America's most overrated author. ``Dharma'' is a Buddhist term meaning, roughly, ``law.'' Some of the Dharma purports to be a journal of meditations on that subject, but Kerouac is unable to keep his mind on track, resulting in a work that's ultimately chaotic. His technique seems sound enough: He takes a classic Buddhist philosophical statement and then decodes it for his own use. Unfortunately, his interpretations are usually far from the point, as Kerouac is unable to separate Hinduism, Taoism, and even Catholicism from Buddhism, with repeated incorrect assessments of how the Tao affects Buddhahood (it does not) or how Jesus was a Buddha-like figure (by most accounts he was not). Furthermore, Kerouac, by his own admission, is unable to stay sober long enough to attain any real enlightenment. He sets forth the goals of not drinking, meditating regularly, and abstaining from sex, but he makes lame excuses for his falling off the wagon, and his rationalizations for avoiding sex devolve into plain misogyny, such as his statement ``PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES F*** you all,'' or his observation that jazz cannot possibly be a high art form if women can perform it. Kerouac's various conceits, e.g., that he is a greater writer than Joyce (whose term for verse- -pome--he steals) or Burroughs (whose ``cut-up'' technique it appears Kerouac is trying to approximate), are downright absurd. Comparing himself as an artist to Mozart on the one hand, while unable to get his manuscripts published (a continual obsession in the journals) on the other, often renders Kerouac laughable. If the reader is left wondering what all this has to do with Buddhism, the answer is, very little. If you're searching for real Buddhism, pick up Suzuki; if you must indulge your guilty pleasures with more Kerouac, reread On the Road. -- Copyright ©1997, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.
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Art of Ancient Egypt.
New York: Abrams, 1968.
Translated and adapted from the Polish and the French by Norbert Guterman. With 904 illustrations, including 145 in color, plus 150 plans, diagrams & charts. 600 pages. Thick square 4to, brown cloth with inset pictorial label, d.w. New York: Abrams, [1968]. First English language edition. A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper.
Excellent illustrations of Egyptian art from the earliest periods to Coptic art, with a selective bibliography. Arntzen/Rainwater I43.
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Rock Currier December 14, 2012 11:26AMThis article has been prepared for the Mindat Best Minerals project. The aim of this project is to present information on important localities and specimens for each mineral specie. As new finds are made and new knowledge is made available the individual articles will be revised to include this information. Readers are encouraged to contribute by posting a response in this thread. All revisions will be stored, thus ensuring traceability and availability of previously included information. A complete list of articles can be found in the list of finished Best Minerals articles. To cite this version: Currier, R. (2013): Feruvite. revision 1.0. Mindat Best Minerals Project, article "mesg-72-279141". Please be advised that the photos cannot be used without the consent of the copyright holder
Feruvite is the Fe2+-analogue of uvite. Mindat has only 14 localities listed for this mineral and thus far, only images of the species, both of which are below. It is likely that if many dravite tourmalines were tested, that a fair number of other feruvite localities would be found.
Kyushu Region, Oita prefecture, Saeki city, Kiura mine (Shin-Kiura mine; Kiura emery mine)
We need someone to tell us about the mine and the feruvite specimens that are found there.
New Zeland,
North Island, Waikato, Repanga Island (Cuvier Island)
This is the type locality for feruvite. Mindat currently has no images of feruvite from this locality (2013). The crystals from this locality are described as being as large as 2mm.
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Crystals not pistols.
Edited 14 time(s). Last edit at 12/26/2015 10:23AM by Olav Revheim.
Olav Revheim December 14, 2012 11:31AMRock,
Starting the tourmaline group is a bold move :)-D.
Rock Currier December 14, 2012 11:32AMYes, I am still scared.
Rock Currier
Crystals not pistols.
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Side effects of epilepsy medications - can anyone talk sense to me?(8 Posts)
Briefly since I was 18 or 19 I've been waking up in the morning once every few weeks feeling like I had been beaten up, absolutely exhausted etc. I met dp when I was 23 but he spent most of the week working away but about 3 years ago he told me I was having fits in the night. I delayed ages before doing anything about it as I was breastfeeding DS and thought I'd have to stop if I took medication. Stupidly I let it drift.
Last June an enormous fit saw me admitted to hospital for 6 nights and they started me on levitracum (keppera). I found I was constantly in a bad temper - always on a short fuse and permenantly exhausted. After 6 months of this during which I was assured by my neurologist these side effects would settle they decided to try me on lamatrogine.
I am still increasing the dose of lamatrogine and when I hit the full dose next week will start cutting the keppra. Currently I'm suffering all the side effects I had before from keppera PLUS I'm having very lucid dreams usually upsetting and waking up mentally and even physically exhausted from them. Last night I dreamt I'd been forced to take part in a marathon and woke up breathless and exhausted as if I'd actually run one!!I also feel like I don't want to interact with people and have withdrawn socially. Also when I increase the dose which I am doing by 25mg a fortnight I feel dreadful, tearful and exhausted for a couple of days.
The good news is that the fits have stopped.
Are these side effects ever going to settle down? I'm so confused. Its taking about 18 weeks over all to step up the new drug and stop the old one so changing medication isn't something I can do lightly. I'm about to start stepping down the keppera next week and dreading how my body is going to react to that.
Sorry long muddled post - make sense of it if you can. I cant seem to say anything logically or sensibly at the moment
You should have an epilepsy specialist nurse for your area who would be able to advise. You may be able to get their number from the department where you were treated.
I can't answer your questions, but I do know that having no seizures is a good thing, especially if you have a young baby.
Try and contact the nurse, that's what they are there for. You may even be able to get the number from the hospital website.
My DS because really aggressive on Keppra!!! He is peg fed and was pulling the tube out!!!
He's currently taking Epilim and Lamotrigin !
Sorry to hear you are suffering these side effects. My DH has had epilepsy for about 40 years following a motorbike accident. He has never found a drug to totally stop his seizures and has been put on most drugs at some stage to see if they help. He does get side effects sometimes - particularly when upping doses - he has suffered from diziness and eyesight problems at times when the dose has got too high. He is seen twice per year at the epilepsy centre in chalfont st peter, bucks. They are excellent and we always have the number of the nurses to call if things arent working out well. Make sure you keep a record of your doses and any side effects and if it gets too much do contact the nurse or consultant to let them know. I hope you manage to get it under control soon with no side effects.
Thank you for replying - its nice to hear from sane people because I feel like I'm losing my mind
I will try to find out who the epilepsy nurse is and work from there - can't wait to drop the keppera in the hope of eliminating at least some of the side effects.
Hi, sorry to hear about your troubles! Keppra often causes mood swings and tempers, it's called Kepprage I'm surprised to hear you're increasing your new meds to the full dose before starting to decrease your old ones - I've always increased and decreased the drugs at the same time. I'm not a medical professional though so stick to what your doctor says obviously! I'd ask them why they chose to do it like that though! In this transitional period it's not surprising you're feeling crap as you'll be getting the full brunt of both meds. It sounds as though you could be a bit depressed? If it doesn't improve when you reduce your meds definitely bring it up with your doctor. I'd second pp's suggestion of contacting your epilepsy specialist nurse, mine has been fantastic. They can often help on the practical side of things too. Hope your side effects improve and the seizures stay away!
My DD takes lamotrogine and the only side effects are the lucid dreams. Her partner says she has some really weird dreams and always remember them the next morning. Other than that, no other side effects
Hope you get things sorted
My DD is also currently swapping her meds, she was initially on Keppra which did absolutely nothing, so was swapped to tegratol where she remained stable for a couple of years, but over the past few month has rapidly gone downhill
She is reducing her tegratol while slowly upping the lamotrogine, and we are praying that the extreme tiredness she suffered from on the tegratol will soon stop. Will bear the dreams side effects in mind though.
Hope you get sorted soon OP, epilepsy sucks!
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