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"People are not lazy, they simply have impotent goals…that is…goals that do not inspire them."
― Anthony Robbins
If you have young children, you know that the last thing they run out of is motivation. Children are eager to explore their world, and this underlying curiosity pushes them to first learn how to lift their heads, roll around, crawl, eventually sit up, then stand up, walk, with walking turning into running. At the playground simply hanging from a monkey bar is at first exciting, then being able to reach for another, then being able to move to another bar and another, then crossing the entire set of monkey bars by reaching for every 2nd bar, then every 3rd. The slide is intimidating at first but gliding down seated is ok, but then the desire to go faster leads to experimentation with positions… on the back, on the stomach, even backwards. The wonder, the curiosity, the exploration has no limits.
What happens though? The zest, la joie de vivre, sheer amazement of being alive seems to dwindle. Why? I refuse to accept that we all of a sudden hit an age where the exploring, the learning, the intrigue deadens, where we have "done it all", and have the selfie to prove it. In that case, what does happen?
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verb / de•liv•er
: "to set free"
: "to take and hand over"
: "to give birth to"
: "to speak, sing, utter"
: "to send to an intended target or destination"
: "to come through with"
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Before faith came, we were guarded under the Law, locked up until faith that was coming would be revealed, so that the Law became our custodian until Christ so that we might be made righteous by faith.
But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a custodian.
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I still remember accidentally locking myself inside a small bathroom at our church when I was a child. Between a stubborn lock and my wet and soapy hands, I thought I was doomed. Thankfully, someone came to my rescue pretty quickly with an old coat hanger and helped unlock the door.
I wonder if we can't really appreciate what it means to be set free until we have been trapped. When we feel locked up by shame, doubt, pain, or fear, it can be completely overwhelming. Like suffocating. We can't imagine any way out.
It's pretty cliché to say that faith is like the coat hanger that gets us out of even the toughest situations. The reality is that faith doesn't always fix things. Some of the most faithful people I know have experienced some of the deepest pain imaginable — pain that simply cannot be fixed.
But faith can set us free. Even the most mustard seed-sized faith can give us the courage to unlock the door and to take one step forward.
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Deliver me, oh God, from a faith that settles for easy answers. Give me a deeper faith to wonder, to dream, and to discover more about who you are and who you are calling me to be. Amen.next >
May our good God fully deliver you
from whatever it is that is
holding you back,
dragging you down,
locking you in,
or drowning you out,
so that you might be free
to do what God is calling you to do
and to become who God is creating you to be.
Mary Alice Birdwhistell
Mary Alice Birdwhistell serves as the associate pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Waco, Texas, where she enjoys sharing life with a beautifully diverse community of people. She is a graduate of Georgetown College in Kentucky and Baylor's George W. Truett Theological Seminary in Texas, and she claims both states to be "home." Mary Alice loves the color purple, anything chocolate, and Kentucky basketball.
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text: A new Request for Comments is now available in online RFC libraries. BCP 143 RFC 5383 Title: Deployment Considerations for Lemonade-Compliant Mobile Email Author: R. Gellens Status: Best Current Practice Date: October 2008 Mailbox: randy at qualcomm.com Pages: 12 Characters: 28290 See Also: BCP0143 I-D Tag: draft-ietf-lemonade-deployments-09.txt URL: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5383.txt This document discusses deployment issues and describes requirements for successful deployment of mobile email that are implicit in the IETF lemonade documents. This document specifies an Internet Best Current Practices for the Internet Community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. This document is a product of the Enhancements to Internet email to support diverse service environments Working Group of the IETF. BCP: This document specifies an Internet Best Current Practices for the Internet Community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. This announcement is sent to the IETF-Announce and rfc-dist lists. To subscribe or unsubscribe, see http://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf-announce http://mailman.rfc-editor.org/mailman/listinfo/rfc-dist For searching the RFC series, see http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfcsearch.html. For downloading RFCs, see http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc.html. Requests for special distribution should be addressed to either the author of the RFC in question, or to rfc-editor at rfc-editor.org. Unless specifically noted otherwise on the RFC itself, all RFCs are for unlimited distribution. The RFC Editor Team USC/Information Sciences Institute


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For the energetic 100 climbs rider there is always the option to combine Buttertubs Pass and Fleet Moss into one ride as they are so close together. In fact the climbs I rode on the 21st June are all very close together so it would be very easy to plan an epic day out on the bike bagging climbs.
Hawes was busy getting busy for the Grand Depart of the Tour de France which was due to take place on the first weekend in July and the place was full of colourful banners, bunting and seemingly every conceivable variation on using the bicycle as street art. It was great to see.
The climb up Fleet Moss, as with so many I ride, started with a descent. The top part of Fleet Moss is a almost dead straight 20% ramp. Riding down it from where I had parked the car was as thrilling as it was dicey; the road surface is a bit rough in places and even my ever capable Uncle John was getting bounced all over the road. Not sure how fast I was going as I no longer ride with a bike computer; the speed I do uphill is so slow its depressing to see it displayed and when going downhill I reckon if you have time to look at a little screen on the handlebars you clearly aren't going fast enough.
You have the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere at the top of Fleet Moss
Once at the bottom of the climb the first section on the way back up was a 17% gradient ramp up from the valley bottom. It is only a short uphill section and once you reach the top of it you are greeted by a nice rolling bit of road that tracks the edge of the valley. The day was starting to warm up nicely and it was a really pleasant bit of road to cycle along. This easy section goes on for about a mile but before long you are greeted by the site of the 20% section of road stretching out ahead of you over the landscape. Got to hand it to the road builders of Yorkshire, they don't bother with pansy hairpin bends; they just build their roads straight up and over anything that gets in their way!
At this point in the climb I stopped briefly to activate Ass Cam TM before tackling the really steep stuff. At this point I was passed by a couple of cycle tourists enthusiastically trying to spin their pannier laden bikes up. As the gradient got steeper they started to get slower and then eventually decided that pushing their heavy bikes was the only way to get up the climb. This presented me with a problem. As regular readers of this blog will know I'm pretty damn slow on the really steep stuff and once I hit bottom gear things get even slower. There was no way in hell I was going to risk getting passed by a couple of cycle tourists once I had passed them ( I really do ride that slowly) so I had no choice but to keep the bike in a higher gear than usual and keep on cranking the pedals round. It wasn't pleasant and sent my ever fragile right knee into a painful spasm but there was a point of pride to defend. I did manage to keep a decent gap over the tourists behind me but I got slower and slower as I ground out the pedal revs. The slackening of the gradient at the top of the 20% section was very welcome and I found the rest of the climb pretty straight forward from that point on. The top of the climb feels very bleak in comparison to the lower slopes but the two final bends aren't anything too taxing and I had a fairly easy ride back to the car.
Pretty much every stretch of road in Yorkshire seemed to have cyclists on it, a lot of them tacking the hills with a full touring set up complete with panniers.
I had to chuckle once I got back to the car and started putting the bike away; the two people on tourers crested the top of the hill and said 'well done' to me. They're the ones who hauled panniers up the climb and yet they were telling me well done. I of course told them well done and said I hoped that they had a decent days riding ahead. My next challenge was the climb up Oxnop Scar and my right knee clearly hadn't appreciated my efforts to push a bigger gear up Fleet Moss so I would have to take it easy.


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Decorating your baby's room is the most wonderful feeling that every parents love to do that. Whether you are blessed with a baby boy or girl, having a baby is one of the most amazing family that fills the parents with love, joy and excitement.
When it is about babies, then we always look for the smart way to make their place worth living by decorating it in the most desirable manner to make your little one happy. No matter, whether your baby is small or a young it is always necessary to create a healthy environment to provide them a comfortable sleep.
The Sweet Outdoors Wall Stickers
What makes your baby's room more interesting? Well, undoubtedly, there are a number of things that one can use add a touch of style and rationalisation to their kids room, but the magical look that the wall stickers can give to your kid's room, cannot be achieved with any other item.
Kids wall stickers are highly in demand, due to the cute and attractive theme based prints that give a unique look to your kid's room. There are many online stores that are offering a special variety of Wall stickers for kids at great prices.
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In the middle of the sixties, sales for the Citroën 2CV were starting to feel the burn from its rival, the Renault R4. The brand decided to react by producing a profound evolution of the car. The Dyane's name found its inspiration through the catalogue of names available with Panhard, recently purchased by the car manufacturer. Similarly to its rival, the Dyane was a hatchback, equipped with modern projectors integrated into the wings with a bi-cylinder engine derived from the model used for the other cars in the brand. Destined to replace the 2CV, the Dyane left the market before it, with its commercialisation being terminated in 1983.
Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
- Period: Historic
- Material: Zinc Diecast
- Model brand: Citroën
- Scale: 1:18
1:18 Citroën Dyane 6, orange, 1967
- Article number: 421184020


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Hello, my name is Zhenia and I am glad you are here! On these pages I will share my personal story of searching for and finding personal power, mindfulness, and happiness. I will share stories about struggling with self doubt and worry. Stories of resilience and bouncing back. Stories of self-acceptance and "aha" moments. Stories … Read More
Measurement Day Dread
It's measurement day again. In fact, it's 8 days past the measurement day and I still haven't recorded my measurements. I don't want to do it. It's unpleasant. It's uncomfortable. And I don't want to do it. Why is it? Why am I feeling such a resistance to taking my measurements? I could just … Read More
Fear of Hunger and What to Do About It.
Hunger. My arch nemesis. I did well with the "Eating Slowly" habit, and only took a few days to get over the discomfort of slow eating before accepting it as the new way of eating for me. However, when it came to the "Stopping at 80% fullness" habit, things came to a grinding halt during … Read More
Catch Your Perfect Hunger Wave!
Well, this week was full of revelations! Remember in my post When Knowledge Is Not Enough I was saying how much I already know about fitness and nutrition, but just can't put all this knowledge in action? Well, I got humbled this week and realized that there is SO MUCH I still didn't know! Hunger … Read More
That Which You Manifest is Before You
Have you ever been chased by a bear? No? Me neither. But I came close! Well, not really. Actually, we were having late night supper and snacks while camping when we heard firecrackers and car horns going off in proximity too close for comfort. That meant that a bear was making his rounds around the … Read More
Eating Slowly – It's harder than it sounds.
Imagine this: You are sitting down to eat in front of a beautiful plate of something you love. You are hungry and ready to inhale this glorious meal of something delicious. You pick up your knife and fork and carve a succulent little morsel of food. You take a bite. You put your knife … Read More
The Challenge of Slowing Down
If Week 1 was all about setting goals and finding our true motivation, Week 2 was about setting expectations for the program and measurable goals. This week also introduced first workouts focusing on quality of movement and building the habit of moving regularly. We examined our previous efforts in reaching our goals and what we … Read More
Ready, Set, Go! Slowly…
Alright, here we go! The program has started! What do I do? How much do I lift? How many calories can I eat? Tell me what to do and I will do it, I'm ready! I'm more than ready, I'm JACKED!! Oh… no? Not so fast? Hold my horses? Ok.. now I'm confused. What do … Read More
When Knowledge is Not Enough.
I LOVE reading! And I LOVE learning. I love learning about things that help us live our lives to the fullest and reach our best potential. I have read numerous books on psychology, fitness, nutrition, meditation, mindfulness, and motivation and I've loved them all! I have SO MUCH knowledge now! I must be the happiest, … Read More
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Hello Everybody! It's been a while since my Get Some Sleep Experiment and I just finished writing the wrap up for it. Life has been abundant lately and a lot has happened between then and now! Let me tell you, there is no shortage of topics to write about in the next few weeks! I've … Read More
Get Some Sleep Experiment – Wrap Up
Hello my Dear Readers! Are you ready for the results of my Get Some Sleep Experiment? Drumroll please! Ok, I admit, that's a bit cheesy. 🙂 Here it is: Did I get enough sleep? Maybe. Some days. Not enough days. Did I feel more rested? No. Was it easy? Heck no! Did I learn lessons? … Read More


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Do you need good-sounding earbuds for an affordable price? Thirty dollars isn't much in exchange for a decent pair. Many inexpensive in-ear headphones already offer enjoyable performance in this price range.
But serious music lovers look for audio gear with something extra in quality or features to bring righteous sound into their world. It's why we decided to review good and yet cheap earbuds of the types that most of us buy and use daily. As long as you don't expose these small headphones to harsh weather or rough usage, you can use them anywhere you want with little worry.
Best Earbuds Under 30 USD – Comparison Table
Before we go into the details of selecting inexpensive in-ear models, allow us to list our handpicked selection of the best earbuds under 30 USD in August 2020.
|In-Ear Headphone
|Sentey LS-4206
|Volume/play + mic
|Wooden earpieces
|JVC Marshmallow HAFX32
|Volume/play + mic
|Panasonic RP-TCM125
|Play + mic
|Sennheiser MX365
|Classic loose fit
|Symphonized NRG 3.0
|Volume + mic
|Play X Store 4.0
|Volume/play + mic
|Anker Soundbuds Sport
|Volume/play + mic
|Splash proof
|ActionPie VJJB-V1S
|Volume/play + mic
|Moshi Mythro
|Volume/play + mic
|Sennheiser CX 300 II Precision
|Volume + mic
|MEE Audio AF18
|Volume/play + mic
|Avantree D18 Dual Driver
|Volume/play + mic
|Sony MDR XB50AP
|Play + mic
We hope the list above helped you find the top budget earbuds and headphones. We will now dive deeper into each of these top earbuds under 30 USD.
Sentey LS-4206 - Best Budget Earbuds For 10 Dollars
The designers of these in-ear headphones got many details right. Firstly, a nice carrying case is included, which is great for keeping dust and other stuff from getting into the earpieces and later mucking up your ears.
Secondly, these earbuds have a metal housing with a robust cover extending from the earpiece along the cable for a good 2-3 inches, a feature we've not seen before on in-ear models. This design will be less prone to breaking near the earpiece, which happens too often with such tiny headphones.
Thirdly, audio performance is good with crisp highs and solid mids, especially given the surprisingly robust bass response of these earbuds. Other designs have their mics situated on their earpieces that perform less well at taking calls or recording voices. The in-line location of the microphone along its 120-cm long cable is ideal for picking up the user's every word.
However, these earbuds are not suitable for users who are actively moving or jumping during workouts, as they won't stay in place. The Sentey LS-4206 is good for stationary listening and currently sell as one of the best sounding earbuds under 30 dollars. That you can find a pair at online sellers like Amazon for much less is amazing.
- Deep bass
- Sturdy metal housing
- Long anti-twist cable
- Very inexpensive
- Only for stationary listening
JVC Marshmallow HAFX32
Not everyone is able or willing to spend much on a new set of high-end headphones, but this colorful and comfortable budget model certainly offers a lot for less. Often retailing for less than list price, it offers a good performance upgrade over the stock earbuds included with most phones.
The included two pairs of tips are of the memory foam type, which normally provides better noise isolation as well as a more comfortable fit. They tips can lose their soft feeling after a few months, though. The in-line pause, volume, and call controls worked fine with our iPhones, and the extra-long cable is a bonus. Several colors are available including blue, green, and purple.
This pair delivers perhaps the most balanced audio performance in their class. You can readily enjoy a wide variety of musical genres from rock to jazz and even classical. The mids are slightly warm and although the overall presentation isn't the crispest, the soundstage surrounds you well enough. The earpieces' design don't look very exciting but they are comfortable and mostly stayed on while moving, which is good for users who regularly go to the gym.
It's surprising to hear great sound coming from such an inexpensive model with complete in-line controls. If you want one of the best cheap earbuds, then the JVC Marshmallow HAF32X should be on your shortlist.
- Good balanced sound
- Many colors available
- More durable than similar models
- Affordable
- Foam tips harden after a while
Panasonic Ergofit RP-TCM125
You might not place Panasonic's offerings among the best rated earbuds, but we had to make an exception for this model. It has become quite popular for its great sound performance and useful features. Audio performance is unexpectedly good for such a cheap set.
These have been the bestselling in-ear headphones at online stores like Amazon for some time now, with thousands of user reviews and high ratings. They offer a balanced sound with enough clarity to present most genres cleanly and with little distortion. They will not sound as strong in the lows or as rich and well defined in the mids and highs as pricier models, but they do a creditable job of delivering smooth music with some presence.
The design of the plastic housing is not that impressive-looking, but the angled earpieces fit a wide variety of users and have decent 9mm audio drivers. The included three sets of tips provide good noise isolation and a comfortable fit. The in-line pause and call control module has just one button for playing tracks and receiving calls, but there is no volume function. The microphone audio isn't the clearest but is good enough for everyday calls.
The Panasonic Ergofit RP-TCM125 may not be the fanciest, sturdiest, or highest-performing pair in its class, but it delivers much for what you pay. You can't really go wrong in picking up a pair as a cheap upgrade for your phone's stock earbuds.
- Excellent sound for the price
- Great value
- Inexpensive
- No volume control for iPhones
- Cables tend to tangle
Sennheiser MX365 –Best Loose-Fitting Earbuds
Some users just can't stand stuff that sticks deep into their ear openings, no matter how soft. If you are the type who can't suffer in-ear designs but still want to upgrade your stock Apple EarPods with something better, you can try this old-school pair that you just place loosely in your ears.
Looking like artifacts from the previous century, the flattened earpieces are covered with foam discs. One of the best classic earbuds of its type, the Sennheiser MX365 sounds pretty good for a non-sealing headphone. Unfortunately, the model lacks a microphone or integrated playback controls and the cable can rustle a bit, generating some noise if you move too much.
Its drivers are designed to offer an even tonal balance with hardly any distortion, and these are the best sounding classic earbuds available. In our opinion, you will still be better off choosing a good in-ear model from the selection in this guide. However, if you must have non-sealing earbuds then this is about the only good choice available.
- Very comfortable nonintrusive fit
- Even tonal balance bass
- Asymmetrical cable
- Lesser sound performance than sealing types
- Some cable noise
Symphonized NRG 3.0 - Best Budget Earbuds For 20 Dollars
Symphonized is known among music enthusiasts for their unique wooden construction and more importantly, the great audio performance and affordability of their audio gear. They produce a variety of headphones, of which the NRG is likely their most popular in-ear model. It's an upgrade to the 2.0 version that many owners already regard as one of the best inexpensive in-ear headphones of its day.
For those acquainted with the previous model, the most obvious improvement is the new cable. It is no longer braided and has new jacket that prevents much of the cable noise that users noticed with the older NRG. There are also in-line volume controls and a microphone that lessens the need for you to take your phone out of your pocket. Silicone tips in small, medium, and large sizes are included, along with a compact pouch.
In terms of fit and isolation from noise, these earbuds are quite good. Sound is crisp and powerful and does not lack in the higher frequencies or in bass response. The highs are sharp and the lows deep, with the clear mids all coming together for good presence, the hallmark of the best rated earbuds. These qualities are great for various genres, from classical to pop, rock, and most everything else, including podcasts and voice memos.
We found that the tips isolate well from external sounds, although you cannot expect this model to perform as well as dedicated noise-cancelling earbuds. We also discovered that the pieces could come off if you move around a lot, so these are better suited for stationary listening.
If you're looking for a great pair of affordable earbuds with an appealing design and excellent audio performance, the Symphonized NRG 3.0 are among the best earbuds for the money and definitely rule the 20-Dollar pack.
- Good noise isolation
- Balanced natural sound
- Rubber cable isolates cable noise
- Suited mostly for stationary listening
- No play controls
Play X Store - Best Wireless Earbuds Under 30 Dollars
This is one of the few wireless models good for active users. With their rubber-coated earpieces and sweat-resistant design, they are easy to grip even with slippery fingers. There is also a set of three ear hooks and tips that you can customize the fit with for enjoyable comfort and great sound on the run.
It was good to find that the unit can quickly charge in about an hour or so, and that the batteries would last for several days as claimed. These wireless Bluetooth earbuds utilize the AptX codec for music stream compression, enabling signal quality on a par with that of wired models. The frequency response is well balanced, with good presentation in all kinds of musical genres.
Sound performance was solid, although the maximum level of volume can be a bit low depending on the media source and musical genre. We've typically found its audio output to be too quiet for our tastes. As these are wireless earpieces, you cannot just connect the Play X Store to an external amplifier for headphones like with wired models. Still, these sell as some of the best Bluetooth earbuds under 30 dollars, and for good reason.
- AptX codec
- Sweat-resistant
- Ear hooks as well as tips included
- Long battery life
- Low maximum volume
- Good for active users
Anker Soundbuds Sport
Anker is one of the more reputable makers in the mobile power and audio accessories category. These Bluetooth wireless earbuds are designed for sports-minded users, comprising a new and excellent product range from the company.
Connections are made via Bluetooth 4.0 audio using CVC 6.0 noise cancelling technology for clearer sound. Audio is transmitted cleanly and smoothly, with relatively energetic performance in the high and lows that result in dynamic presence. The mids tend to be somewhat deemphasized and microphone audio can be weak in noisy settings, though.
The earpiece design is a bit conventional, which is a good thing as it means the designers were focused on delivering functional performance. The long battery life of up to eight hours will be encouraging for heavy listeners as well. When worn, the magnetized earpieces join in a sort of clasp to keep everything conveniently together.
These are lightweight earpieces that you won't notice much during intensive gym sessions, and the ear hooks ensure that they won't readily drop off. They have a rare IPX4 rating that indicates splash proof as well as sweat-resistant operation. In the package are three pairs of ear tips and ear hooks as well as a carrying case.
The Anker Soundbuds Sport should be good for very active users who want great sound while sweating loads in the gym, where its splash-proof features may be sorely tested.
- Lightweight and comfortable design
- Sweat-resistant for active sports
- IPX4 splash proof rating
- Extended battery life
- Mic volume can be low
- Slightly uneven tonal balance
ActionPie VJJB-V1S - Best Bass Earbuds Under 30 Dollars
These Bluetooth earbuds offer twin 6 mm drivers that deliver very crisp highs, rich mids, and very clean and punchy bass that is surprising in so affordable headphone. The unique driver configuration delivers a relatively accurate frequency response in well-recorded musical tracks.
Overall, sound quality is about as good as you can find in this review. The sound is pleasingly free of much of the distortions and strident quality that's found in similar in-ear models. There are no gross tonal problems such as booming bass and harsh highs; the sound was mostly neutral in presentation.
A huge set of seven ear tips including one foam pair is included, along with a nice semi-hard case and a carrying pouch with a drawstring. This is a plus as the majority of earbuds would offer only three such tips, and many models costing a hundred dollars or more don't even include a case. Construction quality seemed to be good as well.
These sell as some of the best earbuds with mic under 30 dollars, and perform better than most models in its category. ActionPie's VJJB-V1S wireless earbuds are great for stationary listening to bass-rich tracks, but be aware that the controls only provide pause/play functions for iPhones.
- Clear, crisp sound
- Customization with various earbuds
- Long anti-twist cable
- Only pause control
Moshi Mythro
These Moshis were highly approved in a number of reviews from years past, where they usually appeared in the top rankings. They don't really compare with newer rivals, although they feature smooth highs and mids with a bass-rich presence wherein guitars as well as drums do well. Much like other quality budget headphones like the Panasonic ErgoFit, they offer a sparkling treble in higher notes. But the crisp and pronounced highs come with a problem in that there is a slight sibilance to the consonants in many tracks.
If you have large ears you will have to experiment a bit with the tips to achieve a good seal, but it's worth it. The Moshi Mythro may no longer be among the best models, but these still sound solid enough with their rich and deep sound, and the included cable strap is a plus.
- Lightweight aluminum earpieces
- Handy cable strap
- Sibilant treble
Sennheiser CX 300-II Precision - Top Earbuds Under 30 Dollars
These are the favorite in-ear headphones of many a user as they offer great performance and value for the price. The drivers feature a mostly balanced tonal range, with clean bass, superior clarity in the highs, and good noise reduction. They will play well almost everything you desire. From classical and pop rock to soul/jazz/blues and techno, they do it all.
The drivers' dynamic response does slightly highlight the highs and lows, but balances everything well for the most part. These are premium earbuds that offer punchy bass and clear highs and mids that are rich and spacious, with almost no distortion. We believe that most listeners will benefit from the flatter tonal qualities while still enjoying delightful bass.
Users who perspire a lot during workouts won't find these a good choice, as the sound will slowly deteriorate in very sweaty use. The asymmetrical cable is convenient for stationary use or while walking, but a little wind will continually blow it and the earpieces off your shoulders as a result. The rubber cable itself can twist a bit, but its design cuts down on cable noise.
For stationary listening in a wide range of musical genres, the Sennheisers are superb in-ear headphones. Many audio review sites agree, for these are usually among the most rated earbuds under 30 dollars. You'll have difficulty finding anything better in this price range, and we think the Sennheiser CX 300 II are the best earbuds overall for stationary use.
- Excellent balanced sound
- High-quality construction
- Long, low-noise asymmetrical cable
- Only for stationary listening
- Cable catches in the wind
MEE Audio AF18
These in-ear headphones have large 10 mm drivers that stream wirelessly using the advanced AptX codec. The smooth sound offers detailed highs and mids along with bass that is well controlled. This is quite suitable for listening to classical, vocal, jazz, and acoustic instrumental tracks.
Designed for sweat resistance, the earpieces are integrated with ear hooks or fins for stability while on the move. The hooks are formed of silicone rubber, readily accommodating most sizes of ears without need for tricky fitting. These features make this model a good choice for very active users in the field or gym.
Advanced Bluetooth 4.1 multipoint connections are a great convenience, for you can pair up to two devices at a time. Easily accessed playback controls are integrated into the surface of the left earpiece to prevent unintended presses, and the connecting cable has a rubber-coated jacket that helps to prevent tangles and cable noise.
The in-line microphone works to reduces ambient noises in crowded areas. Its echo cancellation circuitry delivers clear voice calls most of the time and works well enough for us to recommend this model to commuters. However, the microphone's placement away from you lips can result in diminished audio quality in the noisiest conditions.
The MEE Audio AF18 offers a good mix of wireless convenience, superior audio performance, good stability and endurance, and easy call controls. These are a good choice for active users with multiple devices who value convenience and hands-free ease as much as musical quality.
- Light and comfortable earpieces
- Sweat-resistant operation
- Easy to pair up two Bluetooth devices
- Great battery life
- Difficult to remove port cover
- Microphone on left earpiece
- Bulky earpieces
Avantree D18 Dual Driver – Best Wireless Earbuds For Sports
We've often mentioned audio gear from Avantree, as they tend to bring out affordable products that please. Although the earpieces have a regular look and construction, they actually feature 8 mm high-frequency and 5 mm low-frequency drivers that handle different parts of the spectrum for clearer sound reproduction, much like ActionPie's model.
These deliver similarly crisp highs, warm mids, and deep yet clean bass in an overall strong and clear presentation. The angled shape of the earpieces provide for a comfortable fit good for many hours, although the relatively bulky housing might be an issue for those with tight ears.
Included in the package is a pair of ear tips as well as a semi-rigid carrying bag. The sweat-resistant earpieces have a hooked shape that, along with connecting cables that loop around your ears, helps to keep them in place during spirited activities. The long braided cable resists tangles and the in-line multifunction controls and microphone round out a complete set of features.
The many features for active users combined with excellent audio quality make the Avantree D18 one of the best-rated wireless earbuds for users who like to listen on the go.
- Clear and defined sound
- Sweat-resistant
- Long anti-twist cable
- Large earpieces might be a tight fit for some
- Pricier than the others
Sony MDR XB50AP
This pair isn't what we would view as inexpensive in-ear headphones, being normally priced above the other models in this review. However, these are frequently found on sale for less.
Premium audio brand names such as Sony or JBL produce some of the most durable cheap earbuds. That said, their better models also tend to be overpriced and in many cases overpriced, and so we rarely regard them as offering the best earbuds for the money. But we included this Sony for it offers rich and deep bass that will surely satisfy users in need of a heavy musical presence.
Audiophiles looking for a flatter frequency response should probably skip this set. The headphones seem to be well constructed and should last longer than most, although that always depends on how well you keep the cables from being stretched or mashed. The large earpieces have an angled design that stops the ear tips from intruding too deeply and are optimized to seal properly with the right-sized ear tip.
Included in the package is a set of three ear tips, aside from a carrying bag with a drawstring. There are in-line pause/play and call controls, but for some reason there is no volume function. At least the cable is a long and flat type that better resists tangling and is easier to remove from your pocket.
If you prefer music with rich and decent bass, you can't go wrong with the Sony MDR XB50AP, which sell as good bass earbuds under 30 Dollars. Those looking for great yet relatively affordable in-ear models that can sound a bit like bass-loaded Beats will find these a pleasing if slightly pricey option.
- Deep, bass-rich sound
- Anti-twist cable
- Included carrying pouch
- Pricier than similar models
Best Earbuds Under 30 - Buyer's Guide
Here are a few aspects about audio headgear to consider when choosing a good pair of inexpensive in-ear headphones.
Do bear in mind that you could consider other types for their more comforting properties, such as around-the-ear headphones that can cover the ears most comfortably, as explained in this wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headphones
Wired or wireless
The first thing to figure out is whether you can benefit from wireless audio streaming. If you plan to enjoy your tracks or recordings while seated and not moving around, then you'll probably be better off with regular wired earbuds, as these usually offer more sound performance for the money.
If you will be regularly engaged in strenuous activity, you will likely find cheap wireless headphones such as those we've reviewed to be more convenient. You won't have to bother with entangling cords and loose connections while you're exercising or out in the field, and you can wirelessly access sound sources from other than your phone, such as car or laptop Bluetooth connections.
We do not usually point this out when looking at headphones that cost a hundred dollars or more. But when it comes to choosing low price earbuds, you have to be circumspect about brand quality as you're searching in a low-priced category that's rife with quality issues.
There are many good no-name models out there. But there are also a lot of poorly designed and built headphones being sold in bulk for rebranding and sale online. You can lessen the risk of buying junk by choosing durable earbuds with best reviews at online sellers' sites and YouTube, as in this instance.
Earpiece Types
There are different earpiece shapes optimized for the needs of various users and purposes. Most benefit from in-ear designs that enhance noise-isolation due to their sealing properties. Others are designed for users with active lifestyles, featuring ear hooks or fins that press down on the inner ear in order to stay in place.
The majority of earpieces angle outward from the ear with the attached cables falling down. A few angle their stems upward to the front, with the attached cables looping above and around the ear lobe to the rear for more stability. The majority of top budget earbuds go for the "falling" design, but there are advantages to the looping scheme for active users.
Wireless Bluetooth models tend to have larger and heavier earpieces or else bulky control modules integrated into the cable, in order to accommodate the batteries needed for wireless operation.
Microphone and remote controls
We don't like to recommend earbud models with inline mics integrated into one side of the earpieces or cables. The weight of the microphones can still be felt, distracting you from your enjoyment or tasks. You are more likely to be pleased with low cost earbuds that are balanced both tonally and in weight.
Do remember that the typical operating characteristics of the tiny microphones used in these things are normally nothing great. The average caller will usually encounter some issues in understanding what you're saying if you're caught in a noisy situation.
There's no denying that the convenience of playback and call controls can be high. You can receive and end incoming calls and usually modify the volume in addition to pausing and playing music tracks on your mobile. Most people who are looking to buy the best rated earbuds they can afford usually skip models that don't have integrated remote controls and mics.
I do hope you've learned much from this guide to low price earbuds, and will enjoy your search for a good pair. There's a good variety of headphones selling in this price range. But there are also too many nicely styled models out there that have mediocre sound or poorly thought-out features.
Start from this selection that we've picked according to our standards, and you'll have a better chance of discovering a pair that meets yours. Just remember to first figure out which earpiece types and functions are most practical for your uses and situations. Then let your ears decide as to which model sounds best with your favorite tracks and particular genres.
Whatever you do, have a good time trying out any headphone on display that strikes your fancy, no matter the price. You might find yourself relishing a pair you'd have never taken seriously otherwise.
If you liked what you just read, please leave a comment and let us know what you think of our guide to the best earbuds under 30 USD.


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Mean Price:
· The cost price of a unit quantity of the mixture is called the mean price.
Suppose a container contains x of liquid from which y units are taken out and replaced by water.After n operations, the quantity of pure liquid
Alligation Rule:
When two elements are mixed to make a mixture and one of the elements is cheaper and other one is costlier then,
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Good grief, it's been too long since I wrote last. Too many work hours, too little sleep, lots of running and juggling and tasks and stress in between.
My marathon is Sunday, and I have a goal to write every day – either here or in my journal – in November. So hopefully you'll hear from me soon.
In the meantime, I need to start somewhere – I feel like the spigots of my writing ideas has rusted shut. I need to wrest them open and let the words flow to clean it all out.
And luckily, my good friend Mel nominated me for a Liebster Award. So here are my responses. And there will be something of substance soon – at the very least, a race write up. 🙂
Longest you've ever gone without a shower.
I generally don't go very long between showers; I hate the feeling of being gross and greasy and oily. And add the running into the mix – it's not really that great for me to go without a shower.
I used to backpack, though – many many moons ago. I think I went for a 5 day trip where I didn't shower, though I did bring wet naps I used to freshen up here on a daily basis.
Tell us about a recent disappointment.
I had intended on taking the latter half of September and all of October off of work. To that end, I spent three weeks working every day. I pretty much did nothing BUT work. I was looking forward to my time off, catching up on sleep, spending quality time with Owen and Jeff, cooking, organizing, etc.
But the woman for whom I worked called me – on a day where my alarm rang at 3:51 so I could be at work at 5am – and said she had another client who needed me right away, and I wouldn't be able to take time off.
And instead of saying no, I agreed to it.
I cannot tell you how disappointed I was in myself. Balance will not come by itself, it takes work. And the ability to say no.
And I, apparently, cannot say no to more work.
Tell us the person you'd most like in the car with you for a road trip.
You know, I don't know. My favorite traveling companion is Jeff, but we don't do a lot of car trips. Overseas, flights, exploring cities by foot – that's what we do really well together.
A roadtrip, I think, is different. Jeff and I are similar in that we value efficiency, and on a roadtrip some of the best moments and experiences is when you DON'T follow the interstate – veer off here and there.
So I think I'd pick one of my best girlfriends for a roadtrip. We'd go off the beaten path just so we can eat at a hole in the wall diner which has amazing burgers. We'd stop to take pictures at kitschy road stand, and sing at the top of our lungs. It would be fun.
Which do you like better: goats or sheep?
Goats freak me out. They eat ANYTHING. They will head butt you at a moment's notice.
Sheep, on the other hand, are fuzzy and chill. They're like wooly cows – will just stand there and look at you. And really, is there anything cuter then a lamb?
Do you like to watch scary movies?
Hell no. I was the kid that had nightmares from ET. (In my defense, the people in the suits were scary!!) Gremlins terrified me. The Blair Witch Project made me motion sick, but despite the fact that I never actually WATCHED the entirety of the movie because it was going to make me puke, the next camping trip I was terrified the Blair Witch was going to show up.
The most recent – within the past decade, that is – scary movie I watched was The Ring. Not only did it give me nightmares for weeks, even nearly TEN FREAKING YEARS LATER I CANNOT SEE A CAPPED WELL WITHOUT FREAKING OUT.
And no, I'm not kidding.
But I'm also the chick that won't go into my basement at night because that's where the bogeyman lives. 🙂
What do you call yourself when you're talking to yourself inside your head?
Depends on my mood, but in all honesty I am not very nice to myself inside my head.
If I'm pissed off, the Inner Critic will call me a moron, or an idiot. As in "seriously, you did WHAT? Are you a complete moron?"
If I'm in a good mood, I'll often refer myself as bitch. As in, "Come on, bitch – get this mile. You GOT this!"
Name someone from your kindergarten class that you wonder about to this day.
I went to a catholic school for kindergarten, since I missed the cutoff in the public schools.
And in Ms Gabriel's kindergarten class, I got married to a boy named Donald. I don't remember much about him other than his name and the fact that we shared a table just the two of us while the other kids sat 3-4 kids per table. I think that's why we got married, because we sat together. And therefore, our marriage was short lived, because I transferred to the public school for first grade.
Anyway, I wonder about him now. I have no visual of him, and I am always curious as to what he's up to.
What is the best song for picking up your mood?
Right now it's Mahler's fourth symphony. I cannot tell you how good it is for calming anxiety and stress, how well it works to help me BREATHE.
But if I need a good, pump me up song, ANYTHING by Mumford and Sons makes me happy.
How do you organize your socks?
Running socks are placed flat together. My compression running socks are folded once over. They both go in my running clothes drawer (yes, I have a whole drawer of running-only clothes). Other socks are nested together in a separate drawer which includes my belts and trouser socks too.
When no one is home, do you close the bathroom door?
I don't actually close doors in my house. The only exception is Owen's door when he's in bed for the night. We sleep with the door open, I usually have the bathroom door open whenever I'm in there – unless it's winter and I'm showering, because opening the door makes the room frigid when I get out.
So it's safe to say if no one's home I don't bother closing the bathroom doors.
Well, unless I'm showering and it's cold. I need my hot hot hot shower. 🙂
The rules are that I should tag another blogger and ask them 10 questions. But I'm a rule breaker. Instead, put a comment below and answer one of the above questions yourself! 🙂


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South Shore hosts Rocky Jones autobiography discussion
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(PHOTO: Lynn Jones, left, chats with attendees after her talk on Friday. Photo: Charlene Morton.)
On Friday June 16 our South Shore chapter co-hosted Lynn Jones in sharing her reflections on her brother Rocky Jones' revolutionary life, and her experience growing up in Nova Scotia.
Rocky Jones' autobiography, "Burnley "Rocky" Jones Revolutionary", [ https://fernwoodpublishing.ca/book/burn ... olutionary ], released in October 2016, is described by Lawrence Hill as "required reading for any person who seeks to understand the civil rights movement in Canada."
Lynn Jones spoke about her personal experiences growing up in Nova Scotia, where, from the time she was a child, she struggled against racism and segregation. When attending university, she protested against the Vietnam and Nigerian Biafra Wars and advocated for better access to post-secondary education for Black and Aboriginal students. Jones became a strong labour activist with the Public Service Alliance of Canada and then the first woman of colour to be elected Vice President of the Canadian Labour Congress. In 2016, she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities degree from Acadia University.
She also spoke about environmental racism, and the particular case of the African Nova Scotian community in Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Residents of a predominantly Black Shelburne neighbourhood near a garbage dump that operated for decades are seeking reparations for the legacy of associated health issues. Local activists have been working for years to have this issue taken seriously and recognized as part of Nova Scotia's pattern of environmental racism, and since the dump closed just over a year ago residents are fighting to keep it from being reopened. [ http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot ... -1.4086369 ]
To learn more about environmental racism and groups working to address the many instances of injustice in Nova Scotia, see The ENRICH Project: [ https://www.facebook.com/TheENRICHProject/ ]
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Is the pricing of sovereign risk linear during bearish episodes? Or can initial shocks on economic fundamentals be exacerbated by endogenous factors that create nonlinearities? We test for nonlinearities in the sovereign bond market of European peripheral countries during the debt crisis and explain them. Our estimates based on a panel smooth threshold regression model during January 2006 to September 2012 show four main findings: 1) Peripheral sovereign spreads are subject to significant nonlinear dynamics. 2) The deterioration of market conditions for financial names changes the way investors price risk of the sovereigns. 3) The spreads of European peripheral countries have been priced above their historical values, given fundamentals, because of amplification effects. 4) Two CDS indices on financial names unambiguously stand out as leading drivers of these amplification effects.
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Yes, I will Say It. There is Nothing Wrong With Governor's Romney "Secret" Video Statements
There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what.
And, I mean, the president starts off with 48, 49 [percent], he starts with a huge number. These are people who pay no income tax. Forty-seven percent of Americans pay no income tax. So our message of low taxes doesn't connect. So he'll be out there talking about tax cuts for the rich. I mean, that's what they sell every four years.
And so my job is is not to worry about those people. I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. What I have to do is convince the five to 10 percent in the center that are independents, that are thoughtful, that look at voting one way or the other depending upon, in some cases, emotion, whether they like the guy or not
Now, he didn't say it very tactfully, but this was never intended to go out into the public realm. Were all of his facts correct? No. I don't think all 47% (or 46.4% as CNN has pointed out) look at themselves as victims either. Many of the people who don't pay income tax will vote for him. But this statement is what should be the heart and soul of this election. Do we want smaller, more constitutionally limited government or do we want an ever-expending government that hands out as many entitlements as it can?
This is debate we must have. Nearly 53% of the country is paying 100% of the bills. There is something wrong with that picture. So to the media and to the left, I say Bring.It.On. I want this debate. I want President Obama and the people on the left to answer the question about how long do they think we can sustain this?
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On this page of our web-site we have included some useful tips on how to do things that may seem obvious but maybe not so once we get to do them!
Wiring a PL259 co-axial connector for RG213 cable (same procedure for other co-axial cables of a different size).
Preparing the cable:
Ideally you should use a coaxial cutter tool to do this but if you haven't got one here is a method:
Estimate roughly the length of insulation you need to remove.
Cut the outer insulation back the required length being really careful not to cut into the braiding underneath - if you do damage the braiding significantly you will have to start again. Try bending the cable at the point where you want the cut and gently rock your blade across the insulation - insulation should split. This works better with some insulations than others depending upon its stiffness.
After making the cut
Remove the insulation
Fold back the insulation and estimate how much inner insulation you need to expose.You want to aim to leave a stub of insulation inside the connector as per the image.
Remove the inner insulation.
On very thick RG213 cable cut along the length of the inner insulation and peel the insulation off. On thinner RG58 this is best done with a cable stripper. If you don't have a stripper be careful of breaking the thin inner conductor.
Before fitting the connector take a small file and clean the tip of the connector where the inner cable will emerge when the connector is fitted. This is important as many connectors are plated and do not solder readily, also any oxidation of the tip will make soldering prolonged with the possibility of melting the inner insulation by conduction along the copper inner.
Ensuring that you have the base of the connector already on the cable, screw the connector onto the insulation trapping the exposed braid under the screw threads. Tighten this until finger tight. You should now have a some inner conductor protruding from the connector end and some braiding from the base.
Remove the excess braid at the base of the connector and clip off any excess inner conductor flush with the tip of the connector. Solder the tip using an iron hot enough to readily melt the solder and using the type of solder that has the flux built in (most do). DO NOT use plumber's solder with additional acidic flux as this will cause corrosion of the connector. The secret of soldering efficiently is to use a hot iron, apply the heat to the cleaned tip and offer the solder up to it. If the tip is clean and hot enough the solder will neatly flow around the tip. Don't leave a blob there as it will not fit into a socket!
Ideally you should solder the inner cable to the connector via the small hole in the body of the connector plug, however, the possibility that too much heat for too long will result in melting the inner insulation and creating a short between the outer braid and inner conductor is very possible so I consider this is best left to experts. The outer braid to connector connection created by trapping the outer braid as you screw on the connector should be fine although you won't want water, particularly salt water, getting in to cause corrosion between the braid and the connector (see below).
Screw on the base.
If the connector is to be exposed to water, particularly salt water, wrap a couple of turns of self amalgamating tape around the base of the inner part of the connector. If you haven't used this tape before it is an excellent item to add to your boat tool box. It's a rubber tape that bonds to itself when stretched to make a waterproof seal - it is also a good electrical insulator.
Self amalgamating tape - note that it comes as the tape itself and a plastic backing that has to be removed and discarded. Stretch the tape as you fit it and it forms an instant bond to itself. Without being stretched it doesn't do this.
Job done!
If you do this more than just very occasionally you should invest in a co-axial cable cutter - it's a very much quicker process and once you have set-up the cutter you get a perfectly cut and trimmed cable to go straight onto the connector.


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...we may observe, that it is impossible for men so much as to murder each other without statutes, and maxims, and an idea of justice and honour. War has its laws as well as peace; and even that sportive kind of war, carried on among wrestlers, boxers, cudgel-players, gladiators, is regulated by fixed principles. Common interest and utility beget infallibly a standard of right and wrong among the parties concerned.
David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals, Section IV. Some of the points Hume adduces for this conclusion are amusing, although nonetheless on point; I particularly like this one:
I hate a drinking companion, says the Greek proverb, who never forgets. The follies of the last debauch should be buried in eternal oblivion, in order to give full scope to the follies of the next.
Or, in other words, human beings will come up with rules for distinguishing right and wrong even if it is a matter of rules distinguishing the right and wrong ways to debauch themselves.


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Potted Plants
This day and age is all about going green. What better way to be an eco-conscious bride than to give greenery?
Offer each guest an individual potted plant or herb -- you can buy these in bulk and can get them for as little as $1.00 each. (Did we mention you'd save some green, too?) Choose an herb that you and your honey love to cook with or a flower that's meaningful to you. Feel free to decorate the pot with your names, wedding date or meaningful quotation. And if there's a special reason you chose that plant, share it!
If they're cared for properly, these favors will be sure to make your guests smile months after your big day.


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(May 17, 2017) – Traditional "Large Lot Zoning" is "Greener" than "Smart Growth" within Urban Growth Boundaries . . . Copyright 2009 – 2017 . . . Tom Lane . . . Photographing California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington.
(Updated December 8, 2011, Tom Lane) My September, 2011 advocating a yes vote on I-1125, was used for campaign purposes and sent to voters and public officials. However, please note that I have other posts on 1125, as follows –
Tom Lane's Other Posts on I-1125, Light Rail, and Kemper Freeman
Sadly, 1125 was defeated by the votersin Washington State in November, 2011. See all my posts on Kemper Freeman, Light Rail, and Initiative 1125. Click the following link for a list of all of my posts. (Posts and Photos Copyright 2010-2011, Tom Lane, except the Video screenshots from Firefox, with appropriate credit provided.)
Second, please click this link, for my I-1125 You Tube Video page:
Tom Lane's Letter Advocating a Yes Vote on I-1125
Below, I have used several arguments from the official Yes on 1125 web page, http://yeson1125.org, to add to my original arguments for a YES vote on Initiative I-1125, and to explain why East Link Light Rail on Interstate 90 is Unconstitutional, violating the 18th Amendment to the State Constitution.
I sent the original version of this letter to the Sound Transit board, selected members of the Puget Sound Regional Council, and several local politicians and commentators. Ratings on Google indicated that the letter was well received in the 8 weeks prior to the election.
And, be sure to Click Here for the Official Yes on I-1125 Web Site: http://yeson1125.org
Introduction: Kemper Freeman Donated $1,000,000 to Tim Eyman's I-1125 signature gathering campaign.
Although Kemper Freeman opposes Light Rail, especially East Link on I-90, he is the first private business owner in the entire Pacific NW, to install Electric Car Charging Stations at Bellevue Square.
Clearly, Kemper Freeman is not "anti-environmental," despite all the blogs out there that claim that he is.
Kemper Freeman recognizes, as do the majority of transportation planners, that the suburbs and commuting are not going away.
Instead, as gas becomes more expensive, we will find cheaper forms of fuel, such as natural gas, hybrid, and electric cars, along with other solutions such as bike lanes and bike trails. Kemper even advocates free bus rapid transit, see this interview: http://navigatekingcounty.com/blog/light-rail-off-track/76/
Introduction – Why I Wrote This Letter
The Washington State Republican party endorsed Initiative 1125. Unfortunately, the State Democrat party did not.
This is unfortunate for several reasons, as I explain in this letter sent to over 50 Public Officials and commentators below, including the Board of Sound Transit, selected members of the Puget Sound Regional Council, and many others in Seattle area politics.
September 9, 2011
Editorial on I-1125 and the 18th Amendment of the Washington State Constitution from Tom Lane, Politically Independent, webmaster of: https://smartgrowthusa.wordpress.com
Note: This letter is dedicated to the recent retirement of Mr. James C. Glennon, history instructor who taught me the Constitution, formerly of Highline Community College and also Mount Rainier High School. I wish him the best in his retirement years! July, 2011 Article and Photo of Mr. Jim Glennon as he retires:
Dear non-elected planning and transit personnel and others:
I am one of about half a dozen folks with prominent web sites who oppose Sound Transit and East Link in Seattle, and who advocates A YES VOTE on I-1125. In a few days, I will place this letter on my web site: https://smartgrowthusa.wordpress.com
Today, I was very pleased to receive notice from Tim Eyman that the State Republican Party endorses I-1125.
As you know, I-1125 will essentially ban the Washington State Agency Sound Transit, from their illegal and Unconstitutional intention of using the State Gas Tax, to fund Light Rail on Interstate 90, between Seattle and Bellevue.
If I-1125 passes this fall in Washington State, it will make national headlines, given the USDOT's current agenda for nationwide High Speed Rail.
Such gas tax monies ABSOLUTELY CANNOT fund ANY form of NON-highway purpose, under the State Constitution's 18th Amendment.
However, it's unfortunate that just ONE major party in our state – the Republicans – are HONEST enough to endorse I-1125 (See their endorsement below.)
Unfortunately, the Washington State Democrats oppose I-1125.
Why is this unfortunate?
Because following the Constitution is patriotic and the right thing to do. We must respect the views of our founding fathers.
In fact, voters even approved the 18th Amendment in November, 1944. From Ballotpedia, http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/Washington_Vehicle_Taxes_for_Road_Fund,_Amendment_18_%281944%29
Here is the Text of Amendment 18. As you can see, it's very clear that all gas taxes collected by the State of Washington can only be used for highway purposes, including building and maintaining highways, roads and city streets. While Amendment 18 designates ferries as a use for gas taxes, there is absolutely no mention of public transit of any form, including light rail.
Furthermore, it's important to remember our history. In this case, State of Washington voters overwhelmingly(70%) believed that gas taxes should exclusively be used for highway purposes.
Traffic Congestion
Traffic congestion probably did not exist when Amendment 18 was passed in 1944. Nevertheless, many of your constituents will vote YES on 1125, since light rail is a very inefficient way to move large amounts of people.
Mr. Bruce Nurse of Kemper Development Co. stated to "The Olympian" Editorial board on TV-W, that East Link light rail on I-90 will carry less than 1% of all of those who currently commute between Seattle and Bellevue.
That will not meet the region's needs in the next few decades. Instead, what we need are more freeway lanes, bike lanes, and a bus rapid transit system. In addition to installing electric car charging stations, Kemper Freeman also supports free transit service, see: http://navigatekingcounty.com/blog/light-rail-off-track/76/
Nationwide Decrease in Public Transit Ridership from 1960 to 2009
In September, 2011, the U.S. Census released the 2009 American Community Survey entitled "Communting in the United State: 2009." The report found that ever since 1960, the share of public transit has gradually decreased relative to private automobile since records began in 1960: http://www.census.gov/prod/2011pubs/acs-15.pdf
Empiracally, this demonstrates three things. First, Americans prefer private transporation over public transportation. Second, the current modes of public transporation are not efficient for the average American commuter. Third, billions of dollars invested in mass transit and conventional bus routes has failed to increase shares for public transportation.
Therefore, new approaches to increase public transit are needed. Here in the greater Seattle area, the most promising approach is bus rapid transit, with BRT on the extensive regional network of HOV lanes. BRT would encourage public transit use, due to its velocity, efficiency in freeway HOV lanes, and less stops.
Furthermore, additional HOV lanes can be built along four lane boulevards in the entire four county region. However, both Sound Transit and the Puget Sound Regional Council have placed too much money on a light rail system that is failing to meet Sound Transit's ridership goals. BRT is significantly cheaper that light rail, since it requires no infrastructure or eminentn domain, operating on pre-existing HOV lanes.
I would encourage you to read John Niles' August 22, 2011 letter to Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, on why bus rapid transit is better than east link light rail for I-90. In his introductory comments, Mr. Niles states:
"Based on findings from research funded by FTA and others, we are convinced that retaining, expanding, and strengthening express bus service on the I-90 floating bridge between Bellevue and Seattle will work better than Sound Transit's proposed light rail service. Driven by ideology rather than sound analysis for over two decades, light rail must be able to withstand an objective alternatives analysis as required by Federal law."
I would also encourage you to watch Bruce Nurse on the September, 2011 TV-W video, featuring Tim Eyman and Doug MacDonald:
At the above TV-W link, Mr. Nurse also states that variable rate tolls, with higher rates during the commute hours, are unfair to the poor.
In other words, the poor will pay more than the middle class and the rich for commuting. Therefore, if you vote NO on I-1125, then you are not a liberal Democrat, and instead, favor a regressive tolling structure on the poor.
Initiative I-1125 seeks to ban variable rate tolls. The official web site, http://yeson1125.org, discusses general considerations concerning tolls:
"Tolls Are Uniform …
Tolls have always been uniform and consistent. This means the toll is the same price for everyone, regardless of how they pass, be it car, truck or bus. And the tolls are the same everyday of the week, 24/7.
"Tolls Are Not Taxes …
If government can collect tolls at a certain location perpetually, and spend the money somewhere else on whatever they wish, (even non-highway purposes), then they cease being tolls and become taxes. That is the difference between a toll and a tax.
"However, as of this year, the legislature began changing our tolling policy by making tolls never-ending, variable pricing, using funds for anything lawmakers want, disregarding the 18th Amendment's "highway purposes" only provision, and letting some people off the hook from paying. Now, they are no longer tolls – but have become taxes!
Has State Democrat Party Chairman Dwight Pelz Read the 18th Amendment?
The State Democrat party chairman, Dwight Pelz, is against I-1125.
And, Pelz took the low road, by personally criticizing Internationally Respected Bellevue Businessman and Developer Kemper Freeman Jr., who cares deeply about the Working People of our state, and who donated over a million dollars to the Initiative:
It appears that Pelz is throwing our Constitution out the window.
Pelz is unpatriotic, and should resign from the State Democrat party, for ignoring the Washington State Constitution.
Not only that, but he ignores the will of the people when they voted for Amendment 18 in 1944.
Indeed, if you think about it, a requirement for a Chairperson of any organization is to follow the organization's charter. In this case, the State Democrat party must follow its own rules, and also follow the documents that guide public policy within Washington State, including the State and National Constitutions.
In sharp contrast, State Attorney General Rob McKenna is following the Constitution. He is one of several state attorney generals suing over unconstitutional national health care signed by President Obama.
We MUST accept what the State of Washington Founding Fathers had to say about the distribution of state taxes. In this case, the 18th Amendment, delineating legal uses for gas tax revenues, was added by the voters in 1944.
So, I guess Pelz doesn't respect our founders who added the Amendment. Neither does Joni Earle, or any of the other administrators at Sound Transit (who are receiving this editorial, along with several members of the Puget Sound Regional Council).
Therefore, it does appear that the Republican party is now – suddenly – for the Working People – who are sick and tired of traffic, because all of our GAS TAX money is going towards light rail, that has failed to meet projected ridership figures.
And, nobody is adding lanes to our major freeways. Fortunately, we are blessed to have rich philanthropist Kemper Freeman who paid Internationally recognized transportation engineer Dr. William Eager a million dollars (of his own money!), to prepare a comprehensive freeway lane study for the region.
That's two million dollars from Freeman … a million for I-1125, and another million for the traffic study to show the working people that just 6% of additional pavement can cut gridlock nearly in half.
Eager's plan would reduce gridlock by 36%, with only 6% of additional pavement.
That is an incredibly modest, and highly effective, investment.
Kemper Freeman is an honorable man. Yet Sound Transit, the Puget Sound Regional Council, and the Democrats just ignored him, along with Dr. Eager, whose list of credentials in transportation engineering is impressive.
As you know, I am an Environmentalist who favors limited government intervention in all issues. I am a Fiscal Conservative / Social Liberal, who strictly interprets the Constitution.
Therefore, I will be voting Republican, until further notice.
And, consequentially, I have no liberal friends left in the State of Washington, since one cannot go against any position of the Democrat party in this state, and be accepted!
On many issues, I have views consistent with the Democrat party. I'm against foreign wars, a huge fan of organic farms, Mountain Biking, and a very strong advocate of both gay rights, gay marriage, and the equal rights amendment (ERA) to the US Constitution for women. Despite all of this, I have lost many liberal friends – simply because I am against Smart Growth Planning and Design, along with Light Rail.
For whatever reason, folks in Seattle do not understand that this country was built on subsidized freeways, cheap affordable housing on quarter acre lots, and Equal Rights for all, irregardless of ethnicity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, etc. etc.
Therefore, I am the only True Liberal in Washington State – since I advocate the American Dream for Everyone – including commuters.
Whereas the Democrats have become Socialists by way of Eminent Domain for Smart Growth and Light Rail, high taxes on Corporations that produce jobs for the rest of us, while the Republicans have become Tyrannical with an anti-affirmative action, anti-union, and anti-gay agenda.
The Democrats must stop their Anti-Freeway / Anti-Affordable / Anti-Jobs / Anti-Regulation / Anti-Housing Agenda.
Otherwise, they will lose in 2012, and Texas Gov. Rick Perry will be our next president.
Would I vote for Rick Perry? Would I overlook his conservativism on the aforementioned social and other issues?
Absolutely ! Unemployment and spending have increased under Obama, and USDOT Secretary Ray La Hood advocates both Smart Growth and Light Rail. Texas has created more jobs than any other state since the Sept. 2008 stock market crash.
And, most importantly, Gov. Rick Perry vetoed the Texas State Legislature's Smart Growth Act, stating that planning decisions should be left up to local communities.
Exactly the problem that Bend, Oregon officials are dealing with today, as the State of Oregon Land Use department continues to stop them from expanding their "urban growth boundary" into the desert.
While I'm always Independent, for the foreseeable future I am voting with the Republicans, since they follow the Constitution, advocate affordable housing, and oppose illegal light rail.
Respectfully submitted,
and Feel Free to Forward anywhere, to convince others to Honor the Founding Fathers of the State of Washington, along with their great wisdom reflected within the Constitution that they – and in this case the Voters – established, for future generations of The Evergreen State.
Tom Lane
Links to the aforementioned Seattle area Traffic Engineers on my web site, below. You may wish to take a few minutes to review their traffic studies for more freeway lanes, and bus rapid transit.
Endorsement from State GOP Below …
Contact: Josh Amato
Phone: 425.460.0570
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.WSRP.org
September 7, 2011
WSRP Endorses Initiative 1125
I-1125 will require state government to stay fiscally prudent
Bellevue, WA – At the August 25th State Committee meeting in Moses Lake, the Washington State Republican Party voted to endorse Initiative 1125.
Initiative 1125 will ensure tolls are used only for projects they are collected for and the toll will end once the project is complete.
WSRP Chairman Kirby Wilbur said, "I-1125 will require state government to stay fiscally prudent and has the added benefit of requiring elected Representatives to set the cost of tolls – not unelected bureaucrats.
"It's important that we hold Olympia accountable and 1125 does just that."
Paid for by the Washington State Republican Party. 11811 NE 1st St, Bellevue, WA 98005.
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
An Evening in Bellevue: From I-90, Proposed Route of East Link, to Somerset
Sound Transit wants to illegally violate the 18th amendment and use state gas tax monies for light rail on I-90 between Seattle and Bellevue, condemning at least two vehicle lanes. The photos below are over 2 hours on July, 25, 2011, beginning on I-90 and ending in the Somerset neighborhood in Bellevue (as annotated):
112th Ave. NE – Sound Transit's Proposed Route of Light Rail After it Exits I-90


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On October 5, 2015, at about 3:00 am, patrol officers responded to the 3900 block of 23rd Parkway for the report of a shooting. When they arrived, they found Johnson suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. He was taken to a hospital where he later died.
Preliminarily detectives believe this homicide is drug related.
Detectives are working to identify the suspect(s) in this case.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Prince George's County Police Department's Homicide Unit at 301-772-4925. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crimes Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477), text "PGPD plus your message" to CRIMES (274637) on your cell phone or go to www.pgcrimesolvers.com and submit a tip online.