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Your body is a temple, which is a place that is a house of God and worship. God lives in all of us. You are already equipped with the tools and resources to live an righteous life without the church gossip,the preacher twisting the words of the Bible and not lifting a finger to help the same congregation that fills the collection plate every week, financial drain of having to compete in the "church fashion show" or to be guilt-tripped into putting all of your money in the collection plate or feeling ashamed as the preacher damns the sinners that does the sins that he is preaching about, as if God isn't a forgiving God. I've even heard of some churches requiring a W-2 as part of the "membership application" and demanding ridiculous amounts of YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY, because they know how much you make each month. AND there is a TV preacher "named" Creflo Dollar. Seriously?? Didn't the Bible say that you can give your 10% through tithes and charity, or just tithes alone? You see where I am going with this? Is it a place of God and salvation or a Country Club?? You tell me. So what about the people that are unable...just because they could not sow much to reap as fruitful of a harvest as the financially able, they are stuck hanging onto a wing and a prayer that God will provide? Granted he does, but you get what I am trying to say. You do not need the church nor the preacher to find something that is in you all along; the power, mercy, love and strength of God and our Earth-bound Savior, Jesus Christ. You have to BELIEVE IN YOURSELF first, have faith second,thirdly, be diligent in your works and lastly have a DIRECT LINE to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. After all, he would love to hear from you, not just your "representative".
Do not rely on anyone to tell you any differently. Search within yourself or listen to that voice. You'll realize that he have been your guide your whole life. Whether you listen or not is up to you. But you have to "stay tuned" into the "right channel" to receive the message. Don't judge me, understand me, think outside the box like me. I am not against the Church nor Christianity; I'll let you know that I was raised in the Church and ADORED my pastor. Granted, I will doze often as a child and teenager, but I managed to still get the message and he actually helped the community and personally had a hand in me being the person that I am today and I love him DEARLY for that and if I win the lottery, he is in my top-five list of people that I want to thank in dinero instead of words. However, it took for me to move to a different city, struggle to find a different church home to open my eyes to the UGLY side of Christianity that has given me the "side eye" I now have for the religion today. This church was so big, people were not only outside the congregation watching it on TV, they were OUTSIDE THE CHURCH BUILDING watching it on TV. I can stay home to watch church on TV, thank you very much. Someone pointed out to me how the Pastor, Wife and Daughter roll to church every Sunday in THREE DIFFERENT CARS. Next Sunday, lo and behold, an Escalade on dubs, a red convertible Benz and an Audi, I think. I also noticed on how they stressed the importance of paying your tithes and how he made note to also note his disgust for the ones that do not give so much. Dude... you all got over $150,000 worth of vehicles parked when you all can drive the same car like regular people, money that you could have spend on EXPANDING YOUR BUILDING, but you wanna trip on folks for how much they decide to give in tithes? Talk about discouraging. I then attended a church that I loved! For the first time in my life, I could completely stay awake during the sermon, I felt like he decoded the Bible in a way that I can apply to my life, and every sermon I FELT LIKE HE WAS TALKING ABOUT ME. Talking about something I was going through, I've been through, or about to go through. It was like he put eyeglasses on my face when I thought my vision and understanding of what I've known was clear. Then I moved to a country where visitation of mosques were forbidden and there was no good options for a Christian church then returned stateside. I dreaded having to find a church home again and my last experience with the search left me discouraged in doing so. Some churches just left a bad taste in my mouth...besides, I've learned to find the God in me and utilize my knowledge, the internet, Holy books (including the Bible and other books of other religions), fellowship amongst my peers, coworkers and complete strangers to keep me spiritually grounded when I felt I had nowhere to go to lay my spiritual "hat" to call "home".
I've decided to not only have an understanding of Christianity on my own, but to study and research other religions. If the devil knows the Bible, why can't I get an understanding of my religious "adversaries"? Knowledge is power, right? Right. My experiences have taught me to open my eyes, keep my mind open, seek knowledge on my OWN and not have to depend on a reliable church to do so, and to be religiously independent. Because when you get in a situation to where there are no churches around you, just mosques and other temples, what are you going to do? Fall apart spiritually because you do not have a pastor and a church to rely on? Or are you going to gather your bearings and continue your walk with God on your own, having faith in yourself and faith in God that you will be okay, because he never left you in the first place? Think on that one. Peace... -SpicyCreoleAmazon


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About the IDA
Founded in 1980, the St. Johns County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) consists of a 5-member board appointed by the Board of County Commissioners.
The primary purpose of the IDA is to issue tax-exempt bond financing for manufacturing facilities within the county. The IDA can also issue bonds for certain exempt facilities such as water & sewer projects, solid waste and hazardous waste facilities as well as bonds for tax-exempt 501 (C)(3) non-profit organizations. By utilizing the tax-exempt financing, the end user receives a lower interest rate and therefore has a more economically viable project.
The IDA is instrumental in attracting new manufacturing businesses to St. Johns County and expanding existing facilities. Over the past 30 years, the IDA has issued more than $500 million dollars in tax-exempt bonds.
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Thomas Skinner Vice Chair |
Henry Green III Secretary |
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great moment capture!
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Nice tones and lines I really focus on the people ( My father would have thrown me in:))
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The black and white is amazing!!
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I love balck & white and you have some beautiful images. I read a comment of yours on another guys photo of a mid 1960's Volvo 544...I had one as well, many a great time I had riding around L.A. back in the late 60's in high school!
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Hoping to have a piece up on Mindless Ones tonight, and I've got posts planned for here for the next few days, but for now, links:
Brad Hicks pastiches Damon Runyon, to explain a real-life stock trading scam.
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Block C Front Row
Andrew Groves has used Block C to seat all the buyers from the fashion stores, a few members of the international press, high-profile celebrities and guests of honour, Mum and Dad. Stars include singers Sharleen (above, left) and Saffron (above, centre), both Andrew's friends; actors Nicolas Cage (above, right) and John Woo from the movie Face/Off (the film company sponsored the show); actress Honor Blackman, ex-gangster Frankie Fraser, and JG Ballard, who Groves counts as inspirations for his collection. Then there are the buyers. People Groves needs to impress include Joan Burstein of the London shop Browns, the Harvey Nichols team, and the buyers from New York stores Saks, Berdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus - whether they place a clothes order or not can make or break a young designer's career.
1. Simon Melegari Collezoni Donna, Italy 2. Sarah Mower Harper's Bazaar, US 3. Andre Leon Talley Vogue, US 4. John Woo Face/Off 5. Nicolas Cage Face/Off 6. Saffron Republica 7. JG Ballard writer 8. Colin Groves Andrew's dad 9. Anne Groves Andrew's mum 11. "Mad" Frankie Fraser gangster turned celebrity 12. Trixie Lickengood drag queen 13. Sharleen Spiteri Texas 14. Honor Blackman actress 15. Charles Worthington hair stylist 16. Y Yoshie buyer, Takashimaya, Japan 17. Ms S Koyama buyer, Takashimaya, Japan 18. Geraldine James buyer, Harrods 19. Julie Gilhart buyer, Barney's, US 20. Milan buyer, Colette, Paris 21. Kris Pellicano buyer, Pellicano 22. Joan Burstein owner, Browns 23. Gayle Sackloff buyer, AMC/Saks, US 24. Maahiko Ito United Arrows, Japan 25. Joyce Ma owner, Joyce, Hong Kong 26. Damien Shaw buyer, Liberty 27. Angela Quaintrell buyer, Liberty 28. Ann Pitcher buyer, Harrods 29. Sue Whiteley buyer, Harvey Nichols 30. April Glassborow buyer, Harvey Nichols 31. Sue Gunn buyer, Harvey Nichols 32. Adriana Nappo buyer, Selfridges 33. Debbie Taylor buyer, Selfridges 34. Coco Chan buyer, Harvey Nichols 35. Bridget Cosgrave buyer, Matches 36. Bonnie Pressman buyer, Barneys, US 37. Dana Kress buyer, Saks, US 38. Dawn Mello vice president, Bergdorf Goodman, US 39. Lillian Wang buyer Bergdorf Goodman, US 40. Joan Kaner fashion director, Neiman Marcus, US
Block B Front Row
The smallest front-row section, but in many ways the most prestigious place to sit, because this is where the international press get to park their Prada-clad bottoms. Suzy Menkes (above, right), perhaps the world's most famous and respected fashion writer, gets the best seat in the house, in the very middle of the row. Sitting next to her is Isabella Blow (above, left) who usually turns up in some improbable outfit by one of her favourite designers of the moment and a hat by Philip Treacy. Also major league are Michael Roberts (above, centre), who does incredible sketches of the shows and James Fallon of the fashion-trade bible, Women's Wear Daily.
1. James Fallon W/WWD, US 2. Michael Roberts The New Yorker, US 3. Mimi Lombardo The New York Times, US 4. Anna Harvey Vogue, Russia 5. Isabella Blow The Sunday Times 6. Suzy Menkes The International Herald Tribune 7. Kaori Suro Gap, Japan 8. Fiona Ronaldson Joyce, Hong Kong 9. Myung Hee Lee Vogue, Korea 10 Nadko Seki High Fashion, Japan
It's the man himself: Andrew Groves, the young designer who is hoping to impress the world's press and buyers this Tuesday
Block A Front Row
Block A has been given over to representatives from the UK press, both writers who will cover the show in the next day's papers, and editors who may use the clothes in fashion shoots in the coming months. For a young designer like Andrew Groves, it's key to impress editors from the most directional, trendsetting magazines, such as Edward Enniful from i-D, Ashley Heath (above, centre) and Karina Givargisoff of The Face and Katie Grand of Dazed & Confused. Other influential editors include Iain R Webb of Elle, Tiina Laakkonen of Vogue, Harriet Quick of Frank and, of course, our very own Tamsin Blanchard. Colin McDowell (above, right), fashion's man of letters, gets seat 40. Also in Block A are a London celebrities including Vivienne Westwood muse and art promoter, Jibby Beane (whose every sentence begins "Darling ... "); artist Jonathan Goslan and the interior designer, Nicky Haslam (above, left), a close friend of Hilary Alexander of The Daily Telegraph (they get to sit next to each other).
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A blog in the life of all things schmitty...
AZ to MI. Notes from the Road.
Up at 4. Pack the jetta. Remarkably we get it all in despite having way more stuff!?! Drop gma off at the airport at 530 then eastbound on I10 with boys rocking the DS before the sun rises. Take the hwy 70/54 route through new mexico stopping at the shell in Tularossa to fill up. Quick pit stop at a rest area in northeastern NM on I40 then through Texas to Oklahoma. As soon as dad gets behind the wheel the check engine light comes on for the first time. Jetta still has power though so we kept going. Another tankful of diesel in Sayre then into the Clinton Super8 by 945 local time. 865miles in 14hrs15min. Ouch.
Team sleep in. Ahhh feels good. Up at 8 for breakfast then on the road by 935. Hot in the jetta through Oklahoma so we actually turned the ac on. First time in a long time but jetta seems to handle it well despite the check engine light still being on. Stop for diesel in Springfield, MO eating lunch in a bucket (mmm!) while sitting at the pumps. Dad loves his burrito in a mason jar and is dreaming of new eats to jam into it for next year. Pizza? Cornbread and beans? Veggie dog and mac n' cheese? Pee stop at a reststop in southern IL then mum drives the rest of the way to the Bloomington Super8. 760miles in 11hrs30min total time.
Sunday. April Fools day. No pranks. Breakfast/bikes back on jetta/showers/coffee in dad's carafe and we're back on I55. Finally diesel is less than gas, this makes dad happy so we stop to fuel up south of chicago. Jetta passes the 130K mark somewhere in southern MI. Mum drives the whole way. Back in TC around 430 EDT after an easy 400miles. Mission accomplished.
TeamCamp. Week#4
Mum and dad up at 500 again. TMR together with a little extra up trails end road and on the bike path. Gma and boys get to the zoo right as it opens and get to see the new elephants. A mum and 2 babies plus a bull and another female. Pretty exciting. They get some lunch there then walk back home to meet mum and dad. An hour or so of lounging then back in the car heading to the children's museum. Scott gave us a free pass good for 2adults/3kids so dad had to skip it but he headed to the library for awhile then hung out outside. Fun times...stomp rockets and mentos guyser outside. Grocery stop at Safeway on the way home before mum's crockpot lentils for dinner.
Top of Mt Lemmon day! Mum, dad and Steven drive to le buzz then ride up with boys, gma, rua/phoebe/nevin in the minivan to rendezvous at Summerhaven. Dad and Steven luck out and get to ride up into the Steward Observatory toping out at 9751ft. Pizzas at the "no fun" restaurant then the cyclists head back down while the rest go for a hike in the pine trees and then at windy point. Back home we start the packing process then get ready to go to toby's for dinner. Stop at bookman's for some gifts first then up to the foothills for jen's yummy butternut squash enchiladas. Morgan/zac/izzie and scott/janine/kellan are there too. Great night. We're lucking to have such good friends.
Last ride of camp. Rua joins mum and dad for an easy spin out to saguaro east. Boys and gma walk to the park then to target and the movie theater at el con. They see the The Lorax while mum and dad pack and run a few errands. Back home to get organized then drive down to rua's for dinner. Dad makes one last stop at himmel library then everyone walks down to the monster slide/swings/climbing tree before dinner. Excellent lasagna and delicious blueberry crumble with mum's stand-by red cabbage salad. Long day again. Boys wiped. In bed at 7.
TeamCamp. Week#3.
Dad goes for a ride despite windy/rainy/cold weather and surprise! gets hailed on coming back home on Broadway. That'll learn him. Sun comes out just as he gets home so we all walk down to the zoo. Gibbons are fired up and doing their hooting thing. Pretty fun to watch. Spend more time today watching the lion tailed macaques who are cool primates indeed. Walk home as it just starts to rain. Some downtime then drive over to St.Joe's to visit mum and dad's old coworkers. Got to the Wilmot library after which they've redone and is now super nice. Stop by Sunflower for supplies then home for fajitas for dinner. Eggplant/tomatoes/tofu/peppers/cabbage! Yum.
First day of spring! Doesn't feel like it though as it's 33F at 630 for dad's ride with the tuesday morning group. Sun is back out though and things should be back to normal tomorrow. Mum leaves to ride with rua while the boys bike downtown to go to the children's museum. Play there for 5hrs! Great place. Boys have a blast. They learn about a spider crab, chocolate chip starfish and sea cucumber. Carter's and Jamo's fave was the rope maze plus the blue blocks outside aptly names WipeOut! On the way home, the trailer rolls over a thorn so dad has to drag it flat with 100lbs of boy in it the whole way back. Not fun. Mum makes some tortilla soup for dinner then we walk to reid park to blow off some energy. Boys go nonstop. All day. Everyday.
Day#17 of camp. Time sure flies down here. Boys spend a lazy morning at home reading/doing homework/cleaning. Mum gets back around 10, Rua crashed and hurt her shoulder, bummer. Dad leaves to ride Lemmon with Morgan while everyone else eats lunch then goes to the bike shop to get a new tube for the trailer and then to Himmel library. Boys read to Homer the dog again then home for some more lentil deliciousness from mum's slow cooker. Boys walk to Reid after eating to do some pull-ups but manage to get into the U of A baseball game at Hi-Corbett field in the 6th inning. They were playing the New Mexico State Aggies and lost bad but it was fun. Got seats right behind home plate then the boys got to run the bases after the game and even scored some squishy balls. Home at sunset. Fun day!
Team Camp. Week#2.
Mum and boys go to the zoo early. Daddy Lion is finally out and boy is he big. Monkeys put on a good show too. Back home to meet dad for lunch then we rode back down to the bookfest for Day2. More Science City with Carter in the Gak and Jamo sifting for rocks. Watch a rock band play then stay for the circus again. "Peter Pan" this time and it was pretty amazing. Maggie meets us there too for a bit then we went to the planetarium. Bye to Maggie and then we ride down to Himmel library and park for an hour before walking to La Salsa for Burritos!! Yummo. Our first time this year and it was well worth the wait. Back home around 530 to meet mum. Looong day. Too much sun. Straight to bed.
Monday! Dad rides with morgan while mum and boys went to the big playground at Reid Park. Jamo organizes his rocks that he got from the bookfest. Home for lunch, mum leaves to ride Colossal cave while boys bike to Himmel to go to the library and park. Boys play a quick game of chess at the chess club. More lentils for dinner from the slow cooker. Showers. Books by mum. Bed.
Tuesday morning ride for Dad. Mum and boys go grocery shopping then to Target for some stuff. Boys score some BeyBlades and battle with them all morning. Adventure #2 to the arroyo chico wash where dad sits in the shade and the boys dig/climb/run/hike/throw. Home for lunch with mum then we all bike downtown by the way of the aviation parkway path over the basket/snake/4th ave bridges. Some reading/hanging at the main library. Dad checks out some seeds and mum gets a free pass to the children's museum. How cool is that?! Walk over to the Presidio for a bit before biking back home for dinner. Tired from too much sun/heat/riding. Can't handle the 80F. Bed!
Team Camp. Week #1.
Dad rides early again. Up Lemmon with Morgan. Mum and boys go to Reid park for a bit then meet Dad at home for lunch. Carter isn't felling well. Sore throat. Mild fever. 86F today! Hot ride. Ride over to the EdithBall pool to cool off. Still only $4 for the 3 of us!?! Best deal in town. Carter promptly falls asleep poolside while Jamo plays in the splashpad. Almost had the place all to ourselves. A nice way to spend a hot day in Tucson. Walk over to the zoo after and end up doing the whole thing. So quiet on a Monday afternoon. Much more pleasant than yesterday. Gibbons were swinging around and fun to watch. The 3 lion cubs, 8months old, were cool too. Back home to meet mum who had a flat on her ride. Bummer. Some downtime in front of the TV then we all rode down Treat to the Himmel library. Checked out a ton of books then barely made it back home before dark. Sun sets at around7pm here nowadays.
Tuesday morning ride (TMR) for dad and he manages to do fairly well. 5th up Gates but he thinks everyone was taking it easy after the TBC this past weekend. Carter still not feeling awesome and sleeps into 9am. Some homework with mum then some ScoobyDoo on the TV before riding back down to Himmel with Dad. Still warm. 80F plus. Jamo falls asleep in trailer so Carter and Dad hang out in the shade by the park. After Jamo wakes up, we walk down to the monsterslide park for a bit. Kind of windy. Howling a bit out of the southwest. Back to library for some reading/homework then the boys jump into the teen event playing video games and Jamo even grabbing a piece of cake. Home to meet mum after her 4hour ride!?! Some super yummy tortilla soup for dinner then some work on Carter's new business "Carter's Compost". Bed by 8.
Notes from the Road. TC to AZ. 2012 edition.
This being our 5th year coming down to training camp in Tucson we have the trip dialed in. We made crazy time with very little whining from Dad. Jetta kicked ass again. Who needs a minivan? 4bikes, 4humans, gear and Dad's oatmeal pot with room to spare. Plus 38miles per gallon, the little diesel that could continues to impress.
Here's some notes from the road from the Team's Journal:
Up at 4. On the road by 430 with jetta packed and boys playing their DSs immediately. Mum drives 400miles straight to the "limestone" rest area in central IL where we stop for a break. PBJ, trail mix, apples and bananas then dad drives 200miles to a MO rest area for lunch. Sunny. Warm. Tshirts. Feels good. Cold soup from Georganne to eat then back on I44 to Springfield where we stay at the Daysinn like last year. Mum checks in while boys go walk around the neighborhood. Beans and rice for dinner with cereal for snack. Showers. Bed. Carter with dad and mum with jamo. Not a great sleep. Dad's coughing. Jamo's ear hurts. Mum getting kicked by jamo.
Up at 6. Pack car. Upstairs for breakfast. Carter sets a new "world record": waffle with pb/banana/syrup, corn flakes, 3 cups of apple juice, bagel with cream cheese and finally a muffin. Diesel. ~3.75/gallon. ~$50 to fill getting just over 400miles per tank. Mum back behind the wheel (she'd rather drive) westbound on I44 not stooping till Clinton, OK for diesel. Get some drugs for Jamo too as his ear is still killing him. Dad drives the rest of the way to Santa Rosa, NM with Jamo taking a snooze while Mum and Carter doing activity books. Get to Super8 around 530 local time. Nice place. Beans and rice cooked up on griddle for dinner while boys watch TV and Dad gets diesel. Bed at 730.
Up at 515. Pack car. Eat breakfast in lobby. On the road at 650 taking a new way south on highway 54 instead of I40. Nice views in the high desert without much traffic and decent roads through Vaughn and Corizozo to Las Cruces. I10 west stooping only once in Willcox, AZ for diesel and to pee then make it to Tucson at 4. Townhouse on 17th is great! We get unpacked then walk over to Reid park. It's going to be really nice having that so close. Boys explore and play outside. Carter does some PE.... jump ups/push ups/pull ups/wind sprints. Bed early at 730.
Dad continues to pretend he's a runner. Took 4th overall in the FrozenFoot 5mile race then 4th again here in the Bigfoot10k. One more snowshoe race in late February before Tucson when it'll be all bike all day.
For those of you outside of TC, TeamSchmitty got a little Press recently in the local paper.
Still haven't turned the furnace heating strictly with Michigan hardwood. 2weeks till Tucson so it looks good for leaving it off for the entire winter.
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Good job today.
You may look like shit. You might not have 4inch or studded tires, or any derailleurs. Your paint job might not match my kit and you might not have Moonlander or Mukluk decals on your top tube but that's OK, I know you can't help that.
Your drive train might be covered in rust, your seat post seized in place and duct tape might be holding your fender together. You might have two different pedals and your rear brake may be missing along with one of your grips but that's cool, nobody's perfect.
You may have been abandoned in the alley trash but I still love you Mr. Pacific Ricochet.
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Im with you, I try to worm once every 4-6 months and try to time it when there are no day olds but I have never had any young die as a result, The parents may pass a little on but until a bird dies from it for the better of the entire flock I am going to continue.
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"You have to face the fact that the whole problem is really the blacks. The key is to devise a system that recognizes this all while not appearing to." — Richard Nixon as quoted by H.R. Haldeman, supporting a get-tough-on drugs strategy.
"They give black people time like it's lunch down there. You go down there looking for justice, that's what you find: just us." — Richard Pryor.
Michelle Alexander was an ACLU attorney in Oakland, preparing a racial profiling lawsuit against the California Highway Patrol. The ACLU had put out a request for anyone who had been profiled to get in touch. One day, in walked this black man.
He was maybe 19 and toted a thick sheaf of papers, what Alexander calls an "incredibly detailed" accounting of at least a dozen police stops over a nine-month period, with dates, places and officers' names. This was, she thought, a "dream plaintiff."
But it turned out he had a record, a drug felony — and she told him she couldn't use him; the state's attorney would eat him alive. He insisted he was innocent, said police had planted drugs and beaten him. But she was no longer listening. Finally, enraged, he snatched the papers back and started shredding them.
"You're no better than the police," he cried. "You're doing what they did to me!" The conviction meant he couldn't work or go to school, had to live with his grandmother. Did Alexander know how that felt? And she wanted a dream plaintiff? "Just go to my neighborhood," he said. "See if you can find one black man my age they haven't gotten to already."
She saw him again a couple of months later. He gave her a potted plant from his grandmother's porch — he couldn't afford flowers — and apologized. A few months after that, a scandal broke: Oakland police officers accused of planting drugs and beating up innocent victims. One of the officers involved was the one named by that young man.
"It was," says Alexander now, more than 10 years later, "the beginning of me asking some hard questions of myself as a civil rights lawyer. ... What is actually going on in his neighborhood? How is it that they've already gotten to all the young African-American men in his neighborhood? I began questioning my own assumptions about how the criminal justice system works."
The result is a compelling new book. Others have written of the racial bias of the criminal injustice system. In "The New Jim Crow," Alexander goes a provocative step further. She contends that the mass incarceration of black men for nonviolent drug offenses, combined with sentencing disparities and laws making it legal to discriminate against felons in housing, employment, education and voting, constitute nothing less than a new racial caste system. A new segregation.
She has a point. Yes, the War on Drugs is officially race-neutral. So were the grandfather clause and other Jim Crow laws whose intention and effect was nevertheless to restrict black freedom.
The War on Drugs is a war on African-American people and we countenance it because we implicitly accept certain assumptions sold to us by news and entertainment media, chief among them that drug use is rampant in the black community. But. The. Assumption. Is. WRONG.
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thanks carlos....that it is.
In the in the light of darkness photo essay.
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Sherry gave props (25 Feb 2009):
Before work? I know how you feel. The lighting on your face is wonderful
Warren ~Mangione~ gave props (25 Feb 2009):
A nice self portrait. You look much more relaxed today but still a little dreamy. Nicely done, Peggy.
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You look relaxed. Yet like you have a lot on your mind. Or maybe you're just tired. At any rate, good shot!
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"Nicotine withdrawal catatonia"
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yeah that's it...it's like taking a break with nothing to do..aside from having no one to do nothing with...
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still no smokin since 2/11.
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Julie from Rosy + Tart met me there, and we tried to keep our excitement in check. Which was an epic fail. We wanted literally everything in the store windows...as did the swarm of people around us. There were TV crews, and journalists, and PR directors, and photographers, and police officers. It was pretty insane.
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Once the doors swung open, we were welcomed by a line of waiters offering wine, beer, cocktails and appetizers. And many many pretty things. So many things.
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I left with a bag of new clothes and a huge smile on my face. Then Julie and I celebrated with sour cream chicken enchiladas and margaritas. But that's a story for another time.
A HUGE thank you to H&M for the invite to the event - it was an evening I will never forget!


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Lately everything seemed lack luster. Nothing to take pictures of, nothing of interest, and everyday feeling the same. It wasn't, but just uninspiring. I dislike that. It feels like I have no motivation to even pick up the camera or finish a project, never mind start one. Which tends to lead to a very quiet place here.
Then I start to think of all the fun things coming up. A couple more birthdays to plan, home improvement projects, ideas of stitching colorful threads, and visiting vintage shops for much needed furniture (btw still haven't found a good local thrifting spot). Add in some Mumford & Sons music and a couple lit candles - the inspiration comes back, like finding an old friend.
Rooms here that haven't gotten their fair share behind the lens, start to get their turn. Whole food menus get prepared and planned. Thoughts get scribbled down. Toes get painted. New plants, add new life. All it took was a little coaxing.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
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- Jenniffer said...
Hi Amanda- I'm glad to hear you're feeling inspired again. I know exactly what you mean when things seem 'lack luster'- good phrase for it. I also can relate to your path back to finding the joy and creativity in life again. It sure ebbs and flows, doesn't it?
- Sunday, February 03, 2013
- greenrabbitdesigns said...
It's the time of year Amanda, things can get a bit blah, can't they?
Spring is coming though ! :)
V xxx - Sunday, February 03, 2013
- vintage grey said...
Sweet photos! Glad your inspiration has come back!Have a creative and lovely week! xo Heather
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- a view from a brown dog said...
I think we have times where life can get a bit dull. Perhaps it happens to remind us to soak in the everything especially the "little things" so when we bounce out of a dull period we're reminded and thirsty? Happy your feeling better. Have a great week!
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The San Diego Chargers named the following eight players to their practice squad on Sunday: FB Billy Latsko, WR Gary Banks, OT Corey Clark, C Ryan McDonald, DE Andre Coleman, LB James Holt, LB Darry Beckwith and CB Simeon Castille.
Several of the practice-squad players already have experience with the Chargers. Clark, a seventh-round pick in 2008, was on the active roster for 15 games last year, although he did not see any playing time. Latkso joined San Diego's active roster in Week 13 last season, but like Clark, he did not see any playing time.
Banks, a former undrafted free agent from Troy, and Coleman, who hails from Albany, both spent last season on the practice squad.
McDonald (Illinois), Holt (Kansas) and Beckwith (LSU) all joined this team this season as undrafted rookies.
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P1684 is Battery Disconnected within the last 50 starts. P1391 is Intermittent Loss of CMP or CKP (Loss of Cam and/or Crank Position Sensor(s))
Other codes are present, and at least one of them the problems are known and due to be repaired as well. The two other codes are P0123 and P0456.
Fully story: The car starts and runs fine until it gets hot. Once it's gotten hot and been driven for a while, it starts acting like it's cutting out. Not a miss, more like a temporary but complete loss of electrical to the engine. It never does this when it's cold. It even stalls when sitting at a light. Again, it does all of this only when it gets hot. It's not a coolant issue. Good coolant and a new water pump. Coolant is circulating and fans/sensors/thermostats all operate correctly (to the best of my knowledge). I understand the EGR/EVAP system can cause some funniness, but those wouldn't completely kill the battery connection to the computer.
My issue is that P1684 being combined with P1391. I suspect the PCM is faulty, as I have not removed the battery connection in any recent time. The connections are clean and intact, both on the battery, and on the PCM. Is there another subsystem that could completely disconnect the battery from the PCM without physically disconnecting the battery? Perhaps the under-the-hood power relay box?
Any ideas, tips, or other inputs would be appreciated. Thank you for your time.
Car runs. Gets hot and starts stalling. Finally gave codes P1684 and P1391 on 2001 Chrysler Concorde
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Love the red lipstick, such a gorgeous shade. I was checking out the Xperience foundation there other day but decided not to purchase because I'm trying to use up my 5 other bottles of random foundations I have laying around! Either way, looking forward to your review of it for when I eventually finish my existing foundations.
ReplyDeleteRevlon have some gorgeous reds, I have 'Love That Red'. It's so vibrant! Also, really loving the 'Peach Smoothie' nail polish. However, is it really sheer to apply? I only have 1 Revlon nail polish, a light pink one and it takes about 4/5 coats to get a good opaque colour. Your laptop bag is so chic! Where's it from?
meowcake.blogspot.comthose revlon scented nail polishes looks great! i already own, and love, the rimmel ones, don't know if you've tried them? but i would recommend themxxx
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They are actually opaque! The first coat goes on abit streaky then the second makes it totally opaque and smooth. Really impressed with them.
As for the laptop bag...I really don't know as it was a gift! Sorryy..but it's from a brand called Abbi if that helps.
@Hannah - Haven't tried the Rimmel scented ones...don't know how/why I missed it!
I shall have to get some for on my toes in Summer.
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Hi Krista
Here are the Delphiniums I'm growing from seed this year. They are 'Pacific Giants' but still very small. I've a way to go before they can go out into that border!
A few years ago I grew 'Magic Fountains' and the resultant plants now flower for me every year. You can see them in last year's June and July 2009 albums.
Giant Oaks from little acorns grow!!!!!! They will get there in time if you can keep them alive.
I have 'Magic Fountains' they are great.
Only 2 of my delphiniums have survived. hope they continue to do so. yours look great.
Thanks, Rachel. How do they do flower wise?Will it be next year? Or year after that?I better get my ordered then soon!
I think I know your albums by heart at this stage:) There is so many interesting things to see. Nice delphiniums I think I will go for purple with black eyes. Now another question. Did you grow hellenium from seed or cuttings or bought it as plants as you seem to have a sea of helleniums which are fab for later in the year.
They have a long way to go but they grow quickly, if I recall correctly. I had one years ago. I don't remember what happend to it. Do slugs love them?
They could flowering this year,at end of summer.I was sowed them last year,and some flowering same year.
Krista, I bought my Heleniums in threes and fives. I do love them. I have seen seed for sale but was unsuccessful collecting seed myself (not sure what I did wrong). Last year I took cuttings for Shelser and gave them to her in Belvedere as she was very interesting in Moorheim Beauty. Of course, as things went, I never heard how they did for her. I will bring you a division from each of my two types of Helenium (Moorheim Beauty & Waldtraut) to the next meeting : )
You are so kind, Rachel! Thanks a lot!Thay are so pretty.
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Tommy Edison, who has been blind since birth, describes what it's like not knowing what colors are. It's interesting to think about how one would go about describing colors to a blind person who has never seen anything in their entire lives. Really, how would someone describe colors without using descriptors that only pertain to color?
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Prayers for peace observed in Jaffna[TamilNet, Sunday, 22 June 2008, 08:29 GMT]Leaders and followers of Saiva, Protestant, and Catholic religions in Jaffna peninsula participated in a joint prayer event for peace in Sri Lanka, organized by Northern Region Sathiya Seva institution at Nallur Saturday around 2:30 p.m, presided by Jaffna magistrate Vasanthasenan. Love is God, Live in Love was the main theme on which the devotional singing prayer programme was held, according to the attendees. Rt. Rev. Dr. Thomas Soundaranayagam, Bishop of Jaffna of the Catholic religion, Rev. S. P. Nesakumar, Principal Priest of Ceylon Church Mission, Bishop of Jaffna, Church of South Indian Mission, Jaffna diocese, Rt. Rev. Dr. D. S. Thiyagarajah, Srila Sri. T. Mahadeva Kurukkal of Gayathri Mission in Jaffna, lit the traditional ceremonial lamp and participated in the event. All religions are noble, all people are children of God, all religions are based on the concept of love, and all people finally end at the feet of God, were the doctrines upheld in the devotional singing prayer joined in by the participants. Civil society sources in Jaffna said that such religious event is taking place in Jaffna after a long time. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka Army (SLA) in Jaffna announced the new curfew hours, from 9:00 p.m to 4:30 a.m. daily, with effect from Saturday, reducing the recently imposed curfew hours by two-and-a-half-hours. The interim curfew hours had been from 7:00 p.m to 4:30 a.m. |
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Some people are just stupid. And then there are, as Daniel J. Flynn puts it, smart people who "fall for stupid ideas." When you frame the debate that way it is possible for your opponents to turn it around on you ("Oh yeah, you think my ideas are stupid? Let's talk about your ideas for a moment"). But what Flynn does attempt is to be somewhat evenhanded, at least insofar as he gores a few sacred cows on both ends of the political spectrum – Alfred Kinsey's questionable scholarship in the context of his surveys of American sexual practices; Peter Singer (the "father" of the animal rights movement) and his notion that it is wrong to eat an animal but not to have sex with it; Leo Strauss and his neo-conservative disciples who were willing to overlook inconvenient facts to accomplish a bit of nation-building; Margaret Sanger and the "real" foundations of the abortion rights movement, and many more.
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When ideology is your guide, you're bound to get lost. Ideology deludes, inspires dishonesty, and breeds fanaticism. Facts, experience, and logic are much better at leading you to truth. Truth, however, is not everyone's intended destination.
This is a book about morons. The morons that we'll meet don't have tobacco juice dripping from their chins, sunburned necks, or any other stereotypical manifestations of dimness. As the title suggests, Intellectual Morons focuses on cognitive elites who embarrass themselves by championing idiotic theories, beliefs, and opinions. It is a quite pedestrian occurrence for stupid people to fall for stupid ideas. More interesting, and of greater harm to society, is the phenomenon of smart people falling for stupid ideas. Ph.Ds, high IQs, and intellectual honors are not antidotes to thickheadedness.
I found Intellectual Morons entertaining, amusing, and somewhat enlightening. At the same time, Flynn frequently surrounds his substantive charges with information and claims that in a legal context one might consider unduly prejudicial. For example, valid challenges and questions regarding the scholarship used by Alfred Kinsey in his sex surveys are interspersed with graphic descriptions of Kinsey's rather bizarre sexual practices to the point where Flynn seems to be saying: "Kinsey was wrong, and here's why, and even if he wasn't wrong, he was a pervert so don't listen to him." The second part of that line of reasoning is of course faulty at best; Flynn is on stronger ground when he suggests that Kinsey was perhaps seeking validation or affirmation of his own preconceived perceptions about sexuality rather than merely recording them. And one has to admit that some of the objections to Kinsey's landmark studies – for example, that Kinsey excluded entire categories of the population or otherwise skewed the analysis (for example, by categorizing prostitutes at times as "married women") – do raise questions about the validity of some of the conclusions.
Personally, I found Flynn's examination of both Paul Ehrlich (the doomsday prophet of the environmental movement) and Peter Singer (the ostensible "father" of the animal rights movement) to be fascinating. What is most intriguing to me is that these two men – especially Ehrlich, who has arguably never seen one of his predictions come to pass – remain darlings of the purported intellectual elite. Indeed, with each of them – and with the case of Rigoberta Menchu, an alleged "illiterate" Guatemalan peasant whose autobiography, I, Rigoberta Menchu, is a standard text on many college campuses despite numerous questions about the "truth" of her story – they are stridently defended by intellectuals and members of the academic establishment. Their ideas supposedly represent some sort of ideological diversity and are thus immune from criticism or challenge – and those who do question them are suddenly labeled as intolerant or worse.
While Intellectual Morons takes a few shots at non-leftist figures like Ayn Rand and Leo Strauss, in the end it must be admitted that this remains a book by the author of Why the Left Hates America and it reflects that fact. The majority of his ire is directed toward leftist figures whose ideology he regards as harmful. In that regard Flynn skewers a rogue's gallery of leftist thought, scoring a few direct hits and occasionally running into trouble in terms of making personal attacks instead of sticking with the facts (for example, Margaret Sanger is labeled "a world class liar" before readers are even introduced to her). Those able to overlook some of Flynn's more vociferous commentary may well find some valid criticism of many of the radical viewpoints that have been cleaned up a bit by intellectuals and offered out for public consumption.
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- Dave said...
I just read an article in the latest issue of "Winging It"...what a coincidence!
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"New York State's Colossal Mistake"
The red outline shows a large piece of property that, according to opponents, contains a lot the state forgot to condemn, which means the entire project is now in really serious jeopardy, if not dead.
And that payment that Bruce Ratner is making to Daniel Goldstein to get him out by Friday is really just a lot of money down the toilet now from Ratner's perspective, because Goldstein really was never the last obstacle. Actually, the last obstacle is the state's own stupidity.
How wonderfully ironic yet completely appropriate is this?
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Just shows that God is watching us and we should always have hope.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
This is fantastic news.............hopefully
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- Jeffrey Tastes said...
If Peter Williams rolls over, this will be a blip. If he stands strong, he will be a savior. Why don't the Nets just play in citifield and end it?
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- Christopher said...
Great news!
Just shows how a massively corrupt beaurocratic entity stumbles over itself and cannot get anything done.
I expect nothing less from Albany - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- LibertyBoyNYC said...
$1M/sq ft
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Also released:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/raze_the_stakes_O75WJ8H2EGEgh5zBOHkQ7L?CMP=OTC-rss&FEEDNAME= - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Hahahaha! Yet another fine example of NY stupidity at its finest. I would be thrilled to see Atlantic Yards and the "$64M Potato Chip" fail.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
It's shaft-up-the-ass-time for Bruce "the rat" Ratner AND Mayor Gloomberg!
And from what we hear hizzoner likes it rough from behind!
LOL!!!! - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- sparky said...
um the Post piece says they are leaving shortly so this is just nothing.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
AY opponents must be the most gullible people on Earth.
What makes you think this is any less frivolous than the dozen or so lawsuits filed against this project? - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- Queens Crapper said...
Because the state never condemned the property. They can't take something if they haven't gone through the proper legal channels.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Actually, Ratner supporters who think affordable housing will actually be built there are the most gullible people on earth.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- joeystalin said...
"Because the state never condemned the property. They can't take something if they haven't gone through the proper legal channels."
So says Matthew Brickerhoff, the plaintiff's lawyer. He and George "Baghdad Bob" Locker, who swore until the eve of the condemnation hearing that Judge Gerges would never grant the state title, always make brash statements when a new lawsuit gets filed. That's their job, after all. And of course the suits always end up getting thrown out.
Needless to say, the ESDC disagrees and will contest the suit. Who's track record is better? - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
This may not be as good as it sounds. Tax Lot 7501 referred to in the article is not a real Tax Lot designation. It appears the parcel was a condominium 4 digit lot numbers are usually always condo units so lots 1001-1021 are the lots representing the individual Units in the building. Each unit has a certain amount of the common areas (hallways, elevator, manager's office etc.)allocated to it as a percentage of the common element, the City taxes these common elements as a "Dummy lot" 7501 because the Condominium is responsible for the taxes on the common elements, BUT Lot 7501 does not appear on the TAX MAP as a seperate Lot. it is actually owned in various percentages by all the Unit owners
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- Queens Crapper said...
Actually, it's not for "common areas" and there is a lot in ACRIS with this block and lot number.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- Queens Crapper said...
Here's more to explain the lawsuit.
- Tuesday, May 04, 2010
- joeystalin said...
Mr. Oder believes that the capitalist pig...ahem...Peter Williams is just in this for the $$$.
If that's true - then good for him. Ratner, and especially Prokhorov, have plenty of it. It doesn't change the fact that there's a minuscule chance that this lawsuit actually delays the project. - Tuesday, May 04, 2010
It really makes no sense then why Ratner gave Goldstein a big payout since he was out of options and the state was the one that needed to reimburse him for his property. Goldstein's Ratner payout was not for his property, it was to get him out sooner.
The fact is that the property in question is also in the arena footprint and is needed by Ratner in order to proceed. I think it's also funny that people who never commented before on this blog all of a sudden had the urge to do so now. - Wednesday, May 05, 2010
"Peter Williams is just in this for the $$$.
If that's true - then good for him. Ratner, and especially Prokhorov, have plenty of it."
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