Driver Qualification File Management, Reasonable Suspicion Training, DOT Compliance, Log Auditing - KELMAR Safety, Inc.
KELMAR Safety, Inc. provides the services and expertise your company needs to work smarter. Our safety department services keeps your company in compliance with the DOT Compliance requirements. KELMAR Safety Inc. offer services ranging from Driver Qualification File Management, Reasonable Suspicion Training, DOT Driver Compliance and Log Auditing just to name a few. We keep abreast of the latest technologies available to ensure security and success for your company. Our employees all go through background checks and are consistently monitored for accuracy. All investigations are Fair Credit Report Act (FCRA) and Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) compliant.
KELMAR Safety Inc. provides the background checks that you need. Some of the items include Employment History Background Check, Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) and Patriot Act compliance searches.
Utilizing our experience and knowledge, KELMAR Safety Inc. can help you write your policy and procedures for your safety and human resource departments.
Knowing how well you will do if a Department of Transportation (DOT) were to occur is more than a good feeling. Our Department of Transportation (DOT) Mock Audit will save you thousands in fines.
Throughout the years, KELMAR Safety Inc has developed a working relationship with our customers. While listening to our customers needs and the requirements of the industries, we have developed an Online Driver Qualification File Management system that is not only easy to use but also keeps you and your company in DOT Compliance.
Making sure your drivers understand the Hours of Service (HOS) requirements will save you thousands in Department of Transportation (DOT) fines. Let KELMAR Safety Inc.'s experience train your drivers, about Hours of Service (HOS) Compliance and HOS Regultions.
Making sure your employees are not abusing drugs & alcohol is very importatant to your company. KELMAR Safety Inc. can help you with all of your third party administrator needs.
Supplying employees with the training they need to perform there jobs is essential to making your company work as flowless as possible. KELMAR Safety Inc. trains employees in defensive driving, Department of Transportation (DOT) Hours of Service and forklift safety training just to name a few.
More than one-third of all violations with the Department of Transportation (DOT) revolve around Hours of Service and Driver Logs. KELMAR Safety Inc. uses specially trained individuals to audit logs quickly.
The "how's my driving" safety call-in program helps companies with only one vehicle to those with thousands of vehicles.
Protect your business, your employees and the general public from impaired employees that are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. KELMAR Safety Inc. has put together reasonable suspicion training for supervisor's that helps your supervisor or manager handle that important role.
Verifying your employee's background and previous employment history heightens your company's reliability and reduces its liability. If your employees enter customers' homes, you want to be sure your company isn't at risk for unsavory acts. Knowing your employees is one of the smartest business moves you can make. KELMAR Safety, Inc. can help. Our services, customized to meet your hiring criteria, protect your company from negligent hiring and retention liabilities.


text:
In Lourdes Albo-Beyda's class, understanding her grammar and writing lessons is about more than a letter grade. It's about a better future for her students.
The veteran instructor, who began her teaching career in Cuba, teaches at Miami Dade College and English is the second language for most of her students.
"Most of them are going to become American citizens," said Albo-Beyda. "That is why it is so important for them to not only learn the language, but learn the structure and usage of the language."
When Albo-Beyda began taking ACUE's Course in Effective Teaching Practices, which Miami Dade College offered to faculty this fall, she immediately learned new techniques to use in the classroom.
An opportunity came up after she'd completed ACUE's Checking for Student Understanding module. After a lesson on the proper usage of verb tenses, she gave her class an exercise called a "one-minute paper," which she'd learned about in her ACUE coursework.
Albo-Beyda asked her students to jot down answers to two questions about the day's lesson: What is the most important thing I learned in class? What questions do I still have?
The technique provides rapid feedback on whether the teacher's main idea is the same as what students perceived it to be. It also shows a student that teachers are concerned with their learning.
"I went home and read all of their answers," Albo-Beyda said. "A lot wanted to know more about how to use these verb tenses to communicate more accurately in real-life settings."
At the next class, Albo-Beyda brought in newspaper articles with sentences she had underlined to highlight the verb tenses her students wanted to know more about. She split them into small groups to identify the tenses and then discusses the answers.
"It was very simple," Albo-Beyda said, "but it worked."

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


3 For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance[k]: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, 5 and that he appeared to Cephas,[l] and then to the Twelve. 6 After that, he appeared to more than five hundred of the brothers and sisters at the same time, most of whom are still living, though some have fallen asleep. 7 Then he appeared to James, then to all the apostles, 8 and last of all he appeared to me also, as to one abnormally born.
20 But Christ has indeed been raised from the dead, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. 21 For since death came through a man, the resurrection of the dead comes also through a man. 22 For as in Adam all die, so in Christ all will be made alive. 23 But each in turn: Christ, the firstfruits; then, when he comes, those who belong to him. 24 Then the end will come, when he hands over the kingdom to God the Father after he has destroyed all dominion, authority and power. 25 For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. 26 The last enemy to be destroyed is death. 27 For he "has put everything under his feet."[m] Now when it says that "everything" has been put under him, it is clear that this does not include God himself, who put everything under Christ. 28 When he has done this, then the Son himself will be made subject to him who put everything under him, so that God may be all in all.
33 Do not be misled: "Bad company corrupts good character."[o] 34 Come back to your senses as you ought, and stop sinning; for there are some who are ignorant of God—I say this to your shame.
If there is a natural body, there is also a spiritual body. 45 So it is written: "The first man Adam became a living being"[p]; the last Adam, a life-giving spirit. 46 The spiritual did not come first, but the natural, and after that the spiritual. 47 The first man was of the dust of the earth; the second man is of heaven. 48 As was the earthly man, so are those who are of the earth; and as is the heavenly man, so also are those who are of heaven. 49 And just as we have borne the image of the earthly man, so shall we[q] bear the image of the heavenly man.
19 The churches in the province of Asia send you greetings. Aquila and Priscilla[t] greet you warmly in the Lord, and so does the church that meets at their house. 20 All the brothers and sisters here send you greetings. Greet one another with a holy kiss.
22 If anyone does not love the Lord, let that person be cursed! Come, Lord[u]!


text:
Notre Dame fire on all cylinders against Navy -- finally! Now bring on Stanford
Sean O'Shea
Notre Dame finally put offense and defense together and hammered Navy 56-14 in their South Bend encounter yesterday.
Micheal Floyd was the go-to destroyer, as this column predicted in the pre-match round up, throwing to Floyd early and often was the key to a Notre Dame victory.
It helped they played a Navy team that bore no resemblance to last year's squad who hammered the Irish with a massive ground game.
But it was also all about Floyd who was determined to have a big day.
"He had talked about it all week, coming out this week and having a great game," Kelly said, "and you know, he was not going to be denied today."
They also put to bed the rumors that the team had begun to fall apart after the USC game.
A Friday evening bare all when coach and players got it all of their chest seemed to have sorted that out.
USC look better in the rear mirror too, They almost defeated Stanford and Andrew Luck -- the Cards needed a triple overtime to win.
The next three games should be easy Notre Dame victories, but then comes the big test against Luck, this Stanford generation's John Elway and Notre Dame in the final game of the season.
If the Irish team that showed up yesterday shows up they have a shot.


The Japan Style Sheet is compiled to assist writers, editors, translators, graphic or web designers, administrators, office staff, or anyone working with English-language publications related to Japan.
The advice in this guide grows out of the accumulated experience of in-house and freelance editors working with Japan-related material over the past several decades. Intended to supplement standard style manuals for English-language publishing, it reflects reliable practice for general publications, journalism, web publishing, books and periodicals, and to some extent scholarly works. The JSS was compiled by volunteers of the Society of Writers, Editors, and Translators (SWET) and first published in 1983. The second edition, published by Stone Bridge Press in 1998, was kept in print for 20 years. The third edition, building on the know-how of past Japan-related wordcraft, is updated for the digital age and expanded to include guidance on more recent editorial issues.
This publication is provided as a public service by the Society of Writers, Editors, and Translators, and supported by its members whose dues make possible the print publication, the launching of this website, and the maintenance of these services to users everywhere.
In addition to the digital edition, which may be downloaded at this site, printed copies of the Japan Style Sheet are available for order at the SWET website.


text:
Exploding Kittens Launches Zombie Kittens, A Card Game Where You Play Beyond The Grave
Hit Game Creator Introduces Player Resurrection, the Most Requested Feature, in New Standalone Game
Exploding Kittens, the hit tabletop game creator, today announced its newest standalone expansion to the original Exploding Kittens game, Zombie Kittens, a card game where players explode, and then come back to life, and then maybe explode again. (Photo: Business Wire)
June 21, 2022 12:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Exploding Kittens, the hit tabletop game creator, today announced its newest standalone expansion to the original Exploding Kittens game, Zombie Kittens, a card game where players explode, and then come back to life, and then maybe explode again. Following the launch of the Netflix-exclusive mobile game, this marks the seventh iteration of the game.
"One of the biggest pain points of the original Exploding Kittens games is, well, exploding because then you're out and you have to watch your friends or family play on without you," said Elan Lee, Co-Creator and CEO of Exploding Kittens. "Zombie Kittens solves that problem with player resurrection. Our community has been asking for this for a while, and now you can play Zombie Kittens either on its own or as an expansion pack."
For the first time in any Exploding Kittens game, players who explode can be resurrected and return back to the game thanks to the new Zombie Kitten card. Great for adults and kids ages 7 and up, Zombie Kittens features new cards and new art from Matthew Inman, Creator of The Oatmeal. The game takes two to five minutes to learn and 15 minutes to play. Groups of two to five players can play together but when combined with the original Exploding Kittens deck, groups of up to nine people can play the game.
Due to the success of the flagship Exploding Kittens franchise, the company has sold over 20 million games worldwide and expanded its IP to Netflix in a first-of-its-kind deal, which includes Exploding Kittens - The Game, an exclusive version of the beloved mobile game available now, followed by an adult animated comedy series, titled Exploding Kittens, coming in 2023.
Zombie Kittens is available at Target, Target.com, and ExplodingKittens.com for $20.99 and will be available at Walmart and Walmart.com this August. For more information on how to play, please watch this video.
About Exploding Kittens
Exploding Kittens is a leading game and entertainment company with a mission to inspire people to connect, laugh, and play fun games in the physical world. After initially seeking to raise $10K through Kickstarter, the Exploding Kittens campaign raised $8.7M in 30 days from 219,000 backers. To date, Exploding Kittens is the #1 most-backed project in Kickstarter history and has sold over 20 million games.
Started by former Xbox game designer Elan Lee and The Oatmeal's founder Matthew Inman, Exploding Kittens and its family of games seek to reshape traditional game night into an entertaining person-to-person experience. Today, there are nearly 30 games available for purchase plus an Exploding Kittens mobile app that is one of the top 30 premium games on both iOS, Android, and the Nintendo Switch console, as well as a free-to-play app, Kitty Letter.
Cassie Lawrence, JSA+Partners
cassie@jsapartners.co
Exploding Kittens announces Zombie Kittens, a card game where players explode, and then come back to life, and then maybe explode again.
#zombiekittens
#explodingkittens


Influence of Russell Kirk on 4GW?
"Petraeus/Nagl/Kilucullen approach to counter-insurgency is antiquated/misguided"
Power to the people: A new insurgency?
Proposal for a corps of "Post Conflict Re-Builders"
Quiting...the US Military forced to loose?
America Takes Another Step Towards the "Long War"
Anyone Know Who Coined the Phrase "Death by a Thousand Small Cuts"
Is Irregular Warfare Really "Irregular" Anymore?
A Threat from afar "Billions at risk from wheat super-blight"
DO is dead, hail Enhanced Company Operations!
Infantry survivability - at the crossroads?
Debate over The Generations of War.
The Ultimate in Maneuver Warfare?
Why Is The SWJ Recommended Reading List Devoid of Fiction?
Which foreign language will be most valuable in the next 20 years?
Poll; attack into fog of war or not?
Do Soldiers Fight for a Cause?
Beyond a Command - A SO Service ?
Is Globalization the Answer or Culprit?
What will become of the CD&E mission of JFCOM?
Future Naval Air contribution to "small wars"
The future of European stabilty?


Day 2 of our road trip to Oklahoma. Today was exciting because my parents let me drive the tour bus through New Mexico. Later in the evening we finally arrived to our destination... OKLAHOMA! I'm so excited to spend time with my family for the holidays! I hope all of you have an awesome and safe holiday weekend with your loved ones!
I'm so excited I can finally share this with all of you! I'm finally having another San Diego Meet & Greet and it's not JUST a meet & greet... it's Beauty Under His Eyes 2.0!!! This is a LIVE makeup event happening at my church on Saturday December 8th. It's totally free to come and we'll hang out and get ready together and take lots of photos with one another.
This is my second look I've done featuring the Karity Picante palette, the first one (in case you missed it) was my Sunset Eyes Makeup Tutorial. This look is a fun colorful purple red fall makeup look. I love how this look turned out. You can definitely achieve this look with similar colors but if you have the picante palette I hope this tutorial gave you some inspiration. If you have tried the brand Karity yet I highly recommend you check them out, they're GREAT quality and pigmentation, cruelty free and affordable. This gorgeous palette is only $20!
Thank you for taking the time to check out my blog post, I appreciate it.


The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday said it has submitted its bid for the inclusion of T20 women's cricket into the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
The bid, which has been made in partnership with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), will see the women's team sport apply to become part of the Commonwealth Games family.
Cricket has made just one appearance at the Games previously, with the men playing in 1998 in Kuala Lumpur where South Africa stood on top of the podium.
"The application for inclusion of women's cricket for Birmingham 2022 is part of the global strategy for cricket to inspire and empower women and girls around the world and to drive greater levels of inclusivity and opportunity throughout the sport," said the ICC in a statement.
"The ICC has the unanimous backing of its Members and Board of Directors to pursue the inclusion of women's cricket in the 2022 Commonwealth Games. An ICC and ECB delegation will present its bid for the inclusion of women's cricket in the Birmingham 2022 sporting programme to an assessment panel early next month," it added.
The bid to the Commonwealth Games Federation proposes an eight team T20 event played in two pools of four teams and totalling 16 matches in eight days held at two venues.
ECB Chairman Colin Graves said women's cricket in the Commonwealth Games will be a big boost to the sport.
"The women's game is going from strength to strength, attracting strong crowds and drawing girls and boys to cricket – it's an important strategic focus and a huge opportunity.
"To have cricket play a part in the Commonwealth Games, seen by a wide and diverse audience in the UK and played out across the world, would be a real boost for cricket and the women's game," he said.
India women's captain Harmanpreet Kaur too welcomed the ICC bid.


text:
INEC Spends N226million To Administer Oath On Corpers, others
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) spent N226.3 million to administer oath of allegiance on members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and other ad hoc officials undertaking the general elections, according to PUNCH.
The details are contained in INEC's budget for the general elections which will end on Saturday 9 March.
The document read;
"Printing of 730,000 copies of oath of loyalty and neutrality forms at N10 each; administration of oaths on all election personnel and staff at N300 per personnel."
According to INEC, over one million ad hoc personnel, mainly drawn from the NYSC, were recruited for the elections.
The commission also spent N10m to print certificates of returns for winners of the Presidential, governorship and legislative elections nationwide.
Meanwhile, it was learnt that the 4,695 smart card readers destroyed by fire in Anambra State on February 12 would cost INEC over N847,179,885 to replace.
The information was obtained from the 2019 budget of INEC which amounts to N189bn.
According to the budget which was obtained by The PUNCH, one card reader costs N167,063.
It therefore implies that 4,695 card readers will cost N784,360,785.
Each of the card readers also contained a 16 GB SD card which costs N6,000 per unit amounting to N28,170,000.
The spare batteries and SAM cards of the card readers cost N29,954, 100 while SIM cards cost N4,695,000.
The grand total stands at N847,179,885.
INEC had also insured its property against fire, burglary, electoral violence and malicious damage for N131m.
However, it could not be confirmed if the insurance covers voting materials or just INEC buildings.
When contacted on the telephone, the National Commissioner for Voter Education and Publicity, Festus Okoye, said he could not immediately confirm the cost of the burnt card readers.
Okoye further stated that he did not know if the devices were insured, adding that "it usually takes up to six months for insurance companies to indemnify victims of disaster."
Source: PUNCH


If there is one group that embodies progressive rock, it is King Crimson. Led by guitar/Mellotron virtuoso Robert Fripp, during its first five years of existence the band stretched both the language and structure of rock into realms of jazz and classical music, all the while avoiding pop and psychedelic sensibilities. The absence of mainstream compromises and the lack of an overt sense of humor ultimately doomed the group to nothing more than a large cult following, but made their albums among the most enduring and respectable of the prog-rock era. Crimson's 1969 debut In the Court of the Crimson King was one of the most challenging albums of the entire fledgling progressive rock movement, but somehow it caught the public's collective ear at the right moment, becoming a hit in England and America. At the peak of the LP's success, the original band broke up; Fripp recorded albums with several other lineups through 1972, none of them stable. Later that year, however, Fripp put together a skilled new band; their debut album, Larks' Tongues in Aspic, made it all the way to the Top 20 in England in 1973. 1974's Starless and Bible Black made this the first lineup to remain intact for more than one American tour and more than one album. But, alas, even it had begun to splinter. One more album, Red, was completed that summer; Fripp disbanded the group on September 25, 1974, seemingly for the last time, and moved on to other projects. In 1981, Fripp formed a new group called Discipline; by the time their album was released that year, the group's name had been changed to King Crimson (the album was still titled Discipline, however). This band had a herky-jerky sound completely different from any of the other lineups to use that name; they splintered after two more albums, 1982's Beat and 1984's Three of a Perfect Pair. King Crimson remained silent until 1994, when Fripp reunited with an augmented version of the Discipline-era lineup, re-establishing Crimson as a viable touring and recording concern.


text:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// <copyright file="ProjectTargetInstance_Tests.cs" company="Microsoft">
//     Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
// </copyright>
// <summary>Tests for the ProjectTargetInstanceTests class.</summary>
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Xml;
using Microsoft.Build.Construction;
using Microsoft.Build.Evaluation;
using Microsoft.Build.Execution;

using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

namespace Microsoft.Build.UnitTests.OM.Instance
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Tests for ProjectTargetInstance
    /// </summary>
    [TestClass]
    public class ProjectTargetInstance_Tests
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Test accessors
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void Accessors()
        {
            ProjectTargetInstance target = GetSampleTargetInstance();

            Assert.AreEqual("t", target.Name);
            Assert.AreEqual("c", target.Condition);
            Assert.AreEqual("i", target.Inputs);
            Assert.AreEqual("o", target.Outputs);
            Assert.AreEqual("d", target.DependsOnTargets);
            Assert.AreEqual("k", target.KeepDuplicateOutputs);
            Assert.AreEqual("r", target.Returns);
            Assert.AreEqual("t1", ((ProjectTaskInstance)target.Children[0]).Name);

            IList<ProjectTaskInstance> tasks = Helpers.MakeList(target.Tasks);
            Assert.AreEqual(1, tasks.Count);
            Assert.AreEqual("t1", tasks[0].Name);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Evaluation of a project with more than one target with the same name
        /// should skip all but the last one.
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void TargetOverride()
        {
            ProjectRootElement projectXml = ProjectRootElement.Create();
            projectXml.AddTarget("t").Inputs = "i1";
            projectXml.AddTarget("t").Inputs = "i2";

            Project project = new Project(projectXml);
            ProjectInstance instance = project.CreateProjectInstance();

            ProjectTargetInstance target = instance.Targets["t"];

            Assert.AreEqual("i2", target.Inputs);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Evaluation of a project with more than one target with the same name
        /// should skip all but the last one.  This is true even if the targets
        /// involved only have the same unescaped name (Orcas compat)
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void TargetOverride_Escaped()
        {
            ProjectRootElement projectXml = ProjectRootElement.Create();
            projectXml.AddTarget("t%3b").Inputs = "i1";
            projectXml.AddTarget("t;").Inputs = "i2";

            Project project = new Project(projectXml);
            ProjectInstance instance = project.CreateProjectInstance();

            ProjectTargetInstance target = instance.Targets["t;"];

            Assert.AreEqual("i2", target.Inputs);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Evaluation of a project with more than one target with the same name
        /// should skip all but the last one.  This is true even if the targets
        /// involved only have the same unescaped name (Orcas compat)
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void TargetOverride_Escaped2()
        {
            ProjectRootElement projectXml = ProjectRootElement.Create();
            projectXml.AddTarget("t;").Inputs = "i1";
            projectXml.AddTarget("t%3b").Inputs = "i2";

            Project project = new Project(projectXml);
            ProjectInstance instance = project.CreateProjectInstance();

            ProjectTargetInstance target = instance.Targets["t;"];

            Assert.AreEqual("i2", target.Inputs);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Verify that targets from a saved, but subsequently edited, project
        /// provide the correct full path.
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void FileLocationAvailableEvenAfterEdits()
        {
            string path = null;

            try
            {
                path = Microsoft.Build.Shared.FileUtilities.GetTemporaryFile();
                ProjectRootElement projectXml = ProjectRootElement.Create(path);
                projectXml.Save();

                projectXml.AddTarget("t");

                Project project = new Project(projectXml);
                ProjectTargetInstance target = project.Targets["t"];

                Assert.AreEqual(project.FullPath, target.FullPath);
            }
            finally
            {
                File.Delete(path);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Create a ProjectTargetInstance with some parameters
        /// </summary>
        private static ProjectTargetInstance GetSampleTargetInstance()
        {
            string content = @"
                    <Project xmlns='http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003' >
                        <Target Name='t' Inputs='i' Outputs='o' Condition='c' DependsOnTargets='d' KeepDuplicateOutputs='k' Returns='r'>
                            <t1/>
                        </Target>
                    </Project>
                ";

            ProjectRootElement xml = ProjectRootElement.Create(XmlReader.Create(new StringReader(content)));
            Project project = new Project(xml);
            ProjectInstance instance = project.CreateProjectInstance();
            ProjectTargetInstance target = instance.Targets["t"];

            return target;
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Difference between revisions of "Kathleen M. Galvin"
1564560231 (talk | contribs)
(Created page with '{{bio-stub}} Kathleen M. Galvin is a member of the Charlottesville School Board. ==2007 election for School Board== {{2007 election/CharlottesvilleSchoolBoard}} ==E…')
629579396 (talk | contribs)
{{bio-stub}}
[[Kathleen M. Galvin]] is a member of the [[Charlottesville School Board]].
[[Kathleen M. Galvin]] is a member of the [[Charlottesville School Board]] and a practicing architect. In 1993, she became principal of her own practice, [[Galvin Architects]]. <ref name="bio">{{cite web|title=Kathleen Galvin, Architect, Charlottesville, VA|url=http://www.galvinarchitects.com/people.html|author=|work=|publisher=|location=|publishdate=|accessdate=February 16, 2011}}</ref>
Galvin is the site design architect for [[Old Trail Village]] in Crozet, and was also involved in the early development of the [[Places29]] transportation study. Her worked with the [[Renaissance Planning Group]] on the [[Eastern Planning Initiative]] and the [[Crozet Master Plan]]. <ref name="bio" />
Galvin received a BA in Economics and Geography from Boston University in 1978 and an MA in Architecture from the University of Virginia in 1986. Since 2001, she has been an adjunct faculty member in the University of Virginia, Department of Planning, teaching courses in Neighborhood-based Design and Planning and Graphics. <ref name="bio" />
==[[2007 election]] for School Board==
{{2007 election/CharlottesvilleSchoolBoard}}
==Notes==
{{DEFAULTSORT:Galvin,Kathleen}}
[[Category:Current Charlottesville School Board Members]]
[[Category: Architects]]
This biographical article is a stub. You can help cvillepedia by expanding it.
Kathleen M. Galvin is a member of the Charlottesville School Board and a practicing architect. In 1993, she became principal of her own practice, Galvin Architects. [1]
Galvin is the site design architect for Old Trail Village in Crozet, and was also involved in the early development of the Places29 transportation study. Her worked with the Renaissance Planning Group on the Eastern Planning Initiative and the Crozet Master Plan. [1]
Galvin received a BA in Economics and Geography from Boston University in 1978 and an MA in Architecture from the University of Virginia in 1986. Since 2001, she has been an adjunct faculty member in the University of Virginia, Department of Planning, teaching courses in Neighborhood-based Design and Planning and Graphics. [1]
2007 election for School Board
Kathleen M. Galvin (I) 3,240 66.27
Colette E. Blount (I) 2,972 TBD
Llezelle A. Dugger (I) 2,497 51.3
Alvin Edwards (I) 2,370 48.7
W. Grant Brownrigg (I) 1,852 38.39
Sean M. McCord (I) 1,649 33.73
Lynette B. Meynig (I) 1,182 TBD
Write-In 79 N/A
Each voter could vote for up to four candidates.[4]
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Web. Kathleen Galvin, Architect, Charlottesville, VA, retrieved February 16, 2011.
↑ "November 6, 2007 General Election Official Results." Virginia Voter Information. Web. <https://www.voterinfo.sbe.virginia.gov/election/DATA/2007/196E44FA-8B19-4240-9A44-737216DAA55D/Unofficial/00_540_s.shtml>
↑ "Charlottesville : Past Local Elections." Charlottesville : Home. Web. <http://www.charlottesville.org/index.aspx?page=120>
↑ Deegan, Matt. "City School Board Shakeup in Works." Daily Progress. 21 Apr. 2007. Web. <http://www2.dailyprogress.com/news/cdp-news-local/2007/apr/21/city_school_board_shakeup_in_works_04_21_07_cdp-ar-86551/>
Retrieved from "https://cvillepedia.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_M._Galvin&oldid=18219"
Candidates for Charlottesville School Board
Current Charlottesville School Board Members


text:
Op Eds, Endorsement Letters
The Winchester Star: Editorial Supporting Del. Marshall's Candidacy
The Winchester Star
By Franklin Fogle
"Working side by side with Congressman Frank Wolf to restore and advance our prosperity," those flashy mailers from Del. Barbara Comstock say precisely that, and picture her, the "Senior Aide to Rep. Frank Wolf," standing by Wolf's side. Comstock's vying to become Wolf's successor, and the early circulation of her mailers indicates money's no problem, and her confidence is high. But allow me to suggest that voters in the 10th District deserve a fair contest basted with honesty — and it's not adding up as such.
On Jan. 28, in an unprecedented move three months prior to our April 26 "firehouse" primary, state GOP Chairman Pat Mullins, declared Comstock the victor on official party letterhead: "You're going to make us all proud in Washington! Go get 'em."
Mullins doesn't live in our district, yet referred to Wolf in the possessive sense as "my Congressman," which made it clear: Candidates challenging Comstock thwart the will of "his" GOP establishment, and he's chosen the "Senior Aide to Rep. Frank Wolf" to expand Wolf's moderate voting legacy. This writer cries "Foul!" and avows we deserve far better than a stacked deck to ensure that another moderate represents the 10th.
"Moderate" sounds innocuous at first blush, but many Republicans don't realize the depth of Wolf's betrayal of conservatism and fiscal responsibility. We'll get to that shortly, but the habitual abuse of conservative principles begins with "I'm a conservative, but . . ." Comstock's mailers call her "A Common Sense Conservative," which means "I'm a conservative, but . . ." She's already begun capitulating to attract liberal voters with her over-the-counter birth control endorsement. As the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) applauded her stance, this writer sought expert advice for a second opinion.
From The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: "The annual health assessment ("yearly exam") is a fundamental part of medical care and is valuable in promoting prevention practices, recognizing risk factors for disease, identifying medical problems," etc. Should over-the-counter contraceptives become available, many women will risk their health by foregoing annual exams, which is the required standard for renewing prescriptions followed by responsible physicians.
Regarding abortion, "NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia" asked supporters to send Del. Comstock "a letter of thanks" for joining 30 Democrats in her vote against the amendment to HB 1900 that stripped the state medical exchange created under ObamaCare of insurance coverage for abortion. Yet, she claims she's pro-life.
Perhaps the "Senior Aide to Rep. Frank Wolf" was well schooled in duplicity by Wolf himself. Covering Wolf's egregious "moderate" voting record would take forever, but this severely cropped version illustrates why a "moderate (pro-choice?)" Comstock would make things worse:
Mr. Wolf joined the Democrat majority in supporting "The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007," which killed more than 200 jobs at the GE plant here in Winchester, and closed every GE bulb plant in the country. Thousands of jobs went to Mexico, Hungary, and China.
From Mr. Wolf's web site: "Congressman Wolf has long been recognized for his efforts to improve transportation in Northern Virginia over the last 32 years. He worked to obtain full funding for the 103-mile Metro rail system." An odd thing to brag about: Metro was granted $3 billion in federal funding through 2020, but it's still bankrupt and hemorrhaging money — and begging Congress for an additional $6 billion in taxpayer cash (Comstock's mailer, which boasts of her "working side by side" with Mr. Wolf, says she's proud to have written laws for Phase 2 of Dulles Rail).
The 2011 "Taxpayer Protection Pledge" bound candidates seeking public office to "oppose any and all efforts to increase the marginal income tax rates for individuals and/or businesses" and "oppose any net reduction or elimination of deductions and credits, unless matched dollar for dollar by further reducing tax rates." Wolf delivered a heated speech on the House floor condemning the pledge, and was one of only six House Republicans refusing to sign.
Mr. Wolf cast 40-plus symbolic votes to repeal ObamaCare, but when it came time came for the real deal, he refused to support HR 2682, "The Defund ObamaCare Act of 2013," although state Reps. Goodlatte, Hurt, Wittman, Rigell, and Forbes signed on.
In the Ryan/Murray budget deal of 2013, Wolf joined 163 Democrats voting "Yea" for spending $71 billion now, increasing our deficit for three more years, raiding federal trust funds, eliminating existing spending cuts, and pretending to save money in 2022. That legislation reduced retirement benefits of current military members and retirees with 20 years or more of service, but spared current federal employees (e.g., the IRS) from any changes.
Finally, the 2014 debt-ceiling increase: Though our national debt's more than $17 trillion, 28 House Republicans joined 193 Democrats in voting to increase our debt ceiling without any provisions to cut spending. You guessed it: "Moderate" Wolf was one of those 28.
There's no educational value in the second kick of a mule, nor in electing Comstock, "Senior Aide to Rep. Frank Wolf," to expand his "moderate" legacy. Complaining without offering solutions is pointless, so after researching the 23-year career of Del. Bob Marshall, yours truly could not find one occasion when he voted for a tax increase. Not one. What I did find was an honest man with a 23-year conservative voting record, and therefore, I'm supporting Bob Marshall for Congress.
Franklin Fogle is a resident of Frederick County.
Newer PostDelegate Bob Marshall, Candidate for Virginia's 10th Congressional District, Launches New Website
Older PostDelegate Bob Marshall Enters 10th District Race


text:
A Scott-Map of SALEM Massachusetts "The Wealth...
Alva Scott Garfield
A Scott-Map of SALEM Massachusetts "The Wealth of the Indies to the Uttermost Gulf!"
n.p. / 1950 circa
Decorative pictorial map of historic Salem, Massachusetts, published by Alva Scott Garfield..
Lively caricature of the history of Salem in birdseye view style, showing important public buildings, businesses, schools, places of worship, and residences. The map is embellished with numerous pictorial vignettes and historical notes, ship's figureheads adorning the cartouche, and a decorative geometric border. The vignettes reflect Salem's long and varied history, placing particular emphasis on the early colonial period, the mercantile activities of the late 18th and 19th centuries, and important historical and literary figures associated with the town. There are numerous touches of whimsy, including bad poetry, a vignette of a witch on a broom with the note "Aviation started in Salem," and mermaids in the North River.
Alva Scott Garfield was an artist active in the 1950s and 60s, based in Concord, Mass. and Madison, New Hampshire. She produced quite a few pictorial maps of areas with rich historical associations, including Boston, Concord, Harvard University, and the White Mountains.
[Indian Stream Republic Report and Map] Plan of the Sources of Connecticut River
Map of the Indian Stream Republic with US Congressional Committee on Foreign Affairs Report
Les Cotes de la Virginie, les Detroits de Forbisher et de Hudson (Shows discovery of Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard)
Detailed map of Northeastern America and the Atlantic, illustrating the route from England to Plymouth, Massachusetts, published to illustrate the voyage of Bartholemew Gosnold, who is generally credited with the discovery of Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard in 1602.
A Map of the most Inhabited part of New England, containing the Provinces of Massachusets Bay and New Hampshire, with the Colonies of Conecticut and Rhode Island, Divided into Counties and Townships . . . 1771
Nice example Carrington Bowles' scarce map of New England, based upon Braddock Mead's 4-sheet map of 1755.
Nova Anglia Septentrionali Americae implantata Anglorumique coloniis florentissima . . .
Gorgeous full color example of Homann's map of the Northeast, extending north to include Maine and the St. Lawrence and south to include virtually all of New Jersey.
La Nuova Francia
The First Printed Map of New England and New France


text:
Home of the Lifetime Warranty, #VictorySubaru is here for you! We are keeping true to our #LovePromise every day and recently made charitable donations to support two very worthy causes: helping domestic violence victims in their recovery and providing food to feed the hungry. Our team purchased and delivered an array of essential supplies to the Center for Great Expectations on April 27 in Somerset. Elsewhere this May, we're donating more than 80,000 Feeding America meals to the New Jersey Foodbank.
Victory Subaru is pleased to share our most recent charitable donation, made on June 25, of art supplies, including creative crafts and interactive games, for children enrolled at the Arc of Somerset County.
After more than three months of quarantine, youngsters are set to return to daycare and educational instruction at the Arc this upcoming Monday.
We are so grateful for the opportunity to support this important transition for youngsters and staff at the Arc by providing a wagon full of brand new art and craft supplies to enhance every child's personalized learning experiences this summer.
The Arc of Somerset County serves individuals with developmental disabilities and their families from birth through the senior years of life through our many programs and services in Somerset County. This important New Jersey nonprofit serves more than 1,400 children, adults, and their families across 33 locations including 27 group homes and apartments, four employment centers, the Jerry Davis Center for Children and Families, The Achievement Center at Raritan Valley Community College and Camp Jotoni.
At Victory Subaru, charitable support to the nonprofits making a difference in our community is the crux of who we are as a local Somerset, New Jersey, family-owned and operated dealership.
Love - it's what makes a Subaru - a Subaru.
Special thanks to our Title Clerk Michele Chevalier, Victory's charity organizer, and Lauren Frary, executive director of The Arc of Somerset County.
The community is warmly invited to support the good work of the Arc, here: https://www.thearcofsomerset.org.
Victory Subaru donates emergency supplies to local food bank in Somerset
SOMERSET - MAY 14 2020 - Victory Subaru received a call in early May from one of our community partners, our friends at the Jewish Family Services (JFS) food pantry, asking for support.
The charity offers non-sectarian assistance to the hungry and poor, as well as those facing unexpected traumatic emergency situations, in Somerset County and beyond.
Due to demand in wake of the COVID-19 crisis, supplies were low. During the call, JFS asked Victory Subaru to make an emergency donation of goods for its community food pantry.
"Yes!"
Soon afterward, we collected supplies, from canned goods to toothpaste, and Judy Cavalieri crosstreked over to Victory Subaru in Somerset to pick up an Outback's load-of-food that the dealership donated.
Victory's Charity Organizer and chief Title Clerk, Michele Chevalier, coordinated the campaign. "Victory Subaru was so happy to make a food donation to such a fantastic organization of people who don't see race or religion," Chevalier said. "Like Victory Subaru, this nonprofit just loves to care."
After Victory Subaru's team answered and provided JFS with this urgently needed food donation, Cavalieri said the charitable gift and goodwill community effort "etched Subaru's Legacy into the annals of the JFS food pantry."
The family-owned, award winning dealership made a previous donation to JFS ahead of Thanksgiving last year.
Earlier this spring in April, Victory Subaur donated essential supplies, as well as crafts, toys and games for children, to the Center for Great Expectations to support the recovery of domestic abuse victims across New Jersey.
Victory Subaru is also proud to support Feeding America this spring by donating more than 81,000 meals to the Community Foodbank of New Jersey.
#LovePromise #CommunityPartners #VictorySubaru #LovesToCare #Somerset #NJ #Hope
Judy Cavalieri (right) visits Victory Subaru to collect an Outback's load-of-food donated to Jewish Family Services by the dealership. The charity helps people in need across Somerset County and beyond. Victory's Charity Organizer and chief Title Clerk, Michele Chevalier, coordinated the emergency relief campaign. To contribute to the Ascent of the JFS food pantry stockpile, call 732-777-1940 or send an email to office@jfsmiddlesex.org.
Victory Subaru Is Open
SOMERSET - MAY 20, 2020 - Victory Subaru is open.
By order of the governor, the automotive industry in New Jersey, from dealerships to bike shops, were allowed to reopen their showrooms and venues at 6 a.m. May 20. The order relaxes previous state mandated rules first declared in March which included the closing of all public and private schools as well as certain businesses and impacting entire entries from hospitality to cosmology.
One essential aspect of our business is our team of mechanics who are experts in automotive engineering, maintenance and repairs. It is not only essential, but quintessential, to ensure your car is safe to drive on the roads rain or shine.
The Victory Service Center remained open during the shutdown.
Our dedicated team and department leadership implemented additional procedures to increase the already stringent safety protocols we have in place as a community-dedicated dealership dedicated to your safety and well-being. We strive to ensure everyone always has a wonderful experience with us from the sales team to our finance gurus.
One new safety element added to our ongoing robust in-house cleaning protocols is BioPledge®. We sanitize the entire dealership and service center daily with BioPledge®. This is one key precaution we are taking as a dealer to ensure and enhance everyone's safety as BioPledge® is a hospital grade disinfectant that you can apply to all touchable surfaces.
BioPledge® is odorless, free of bleach and harmful chemicals. We have applied it throughout the dealership on all touchable surfaces. Our service team can also apply this product to the interior of your vehicle and outside door handles.
At Victory Subaru, making sure your vehicle is in top condition is more important than ever. Whether it's an open Safety Recall or regular maintenance our team of experts are here for you. We have several complimentary options during these tough times to give you safe and easy options to keep your Subaru running.
Our service center in Somerset is open Monday through Saturday to ensure your family car is ready-to-go for essential road trips today and stays in great condition for future adventures this summer and fall.
At Victory Subaru, we have taken all the necessary precautions to make your service visit a safe and healthy one. We have several different options to assist you in your service needs.
Dedicated to your well-being and safety as a family-owned and operated dealership in Central Jersey, we are offering totally free pick up and drop off services for your convenience and also offer customers a sanitized loaner car for convenience. When the work is completed, we then return your vehicle with the interior sanitized.
As always, we have an after hours drop box that you can safely leave your keys and information at any time. Call the Victory Service Center at 732-387-7763 to connect with a member of our dedicated team.
Bright days are ahead! The Victory Subaru sales team is available to answer automotive inventory questions remotely for all of our customers.
We will never let you down at Victory Subaru. Always, we are here for you!
#ConfidenceInMotion #SubieSquad #LovePromise #AllAboutTheLove #VictorySubaru #Somerset #NJ
Victory Subaru is here for you! Meet our dedicated and highly knowledgeable Victory Service Center director Joel McComsey, seen here inside an all-new 2020 Outback Limited XT in Crystal White, with interior upgraded LED lamps, body side moldings and auto dimming mirror with approach lamps.
We can help make a safe, reliable and trusted vehicle your next dream car!
Victory Subaru donates essential supplies to support New Jersey victims of domestic violence
SOMERSET - April 30, 2020 - Victory Subaru donated essential goods this week to the Center for Great Expectations to support New Jersey victims in recovery from domestic abuse.
"Victory Subaru is proud to support our community and the incredible work achieved every day by the Center for Great Expectations in Somerset," said Brandon Baker, owner of Victory Subaru. "We asked the center what essential supplies were needed and delivered these items, including protective face masks, to the center on Monday to show everyone in recovery, as well as the entire Great Expectations team, how much we care."
On Monday, Victory Subaru fully loaded the trunk of a 2020 Outback with essential supplies and drove to the Center for Great Expectations in Somerset to drop off the goods. Items included brand-new packages of baby wipes and diapers, cases of distilled water, dish soap, laundry detergent and containers of hair conditioner and body wash. Victory Subaru's charitable donation also included coloring books, markers, colored pencils and an assortment of games.
"We are so thankful to Victory Subaru for their support not only during this challenging time but also for the near decade of support they have provided to the Center for Great Expectations," said Pamela DeLuca, chief development officer. "The generosity of our friends and community is invaluable to the over 200 women, children and men we are serving daily. You are treasured members of the CGE family."
Victory Subaru has supported the Center for Great Expectations frequently during the last six years and made a fiscal charitable cash donation of more than $33,000 during its annual 2018 Share The Love event. Doing the most good possible in the local community wouldn't be possible without the support of Victory Subaru's wonderful community-conscientious customers.
"Victims of domestic abuse are not alone thanks to the good work of this incredible local charity, which helps women and children across the entire state," Mr. Baker said. " New Jersey is a place where good people always come together to help one another when crises hit our community, from natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina to the current COVID-19 national emergency. Being a good neighbor means helping one another and supporting the advocates working every day to make a difference in the lives of others."
The Center for Great Expectations was founded in 1998 with the mission of providing homeless pregnant women a safe place so that they may complete a healthy pregnancy. The Center for Great Expectations offers both adolescent and adult services including outpatient treatment and permanent supportive housing.
"Victory Subaru is grateful for the opportunity to support the Center for Great Exceptions," Mr. Baker said. "This crisis is a key opportunity for businesses in good standing to reaffirm their commitment to this community by making charitable donations to help our neighbors and friends combating the plague of domestic violence here in New Jersey. We are in this together."
Community members are invited to drop off donations for the Center for Great Exceptions at Victory Subaru.
Victory Subaru offers Central Jersey customers an array of new and used vehicles and is home to an award winning service center. The family-owned dealership's inventory includes the best Subaru models on the marketplace including the Outback, Forester, Impreza, Legacy and WRX. Victory Subaru is located at 1233 Route 27 in Somerset, N.J, To reach Victory Subaru, call 732-846-7222 or visit www.victorysubaru.com.
#AllAboutTheLove #VictorySubaru #HealingIsNotCanceled #RecoveryIsNotCanceled #LovePromise
SHARE THE LOVE: Victory Subaru donates charitable cash gift to BallsFest
Victory Subaru donated more than $40,000 to the nonprofit BallsFest in May to support its mission to inspire and support people battling cancer including children, young adults and their families.
To learn more, visit: https://ballsfest.org/


MATTAWAN, Mich. (WOOD) — Mattawan High School is stepping up its efforts to stop students from vaping, saying students won't be allowed to gather in groups in certain places on school property.
In a letter to parents (PDF), the district said it will be more strictly enforcing a policy already in place.
If students are caught gathering in bathrooms or parking lots, they can be called to the principal's office and searched for vapes. They could face suspension.


As revealed by Travis Scott, Justin Timberlake and other friends & family of the Jumpman, the new Jordan x Paris St Germain clothing collection merges the two brands in a traditional design with a modern twist. The range sees the release of a special edition Air Jordan 5, an exclusive "PARIS" basketball jersey, and lifestyle gear including the much-hyped coach's jacket. Make no mistake, this is a landmark moment.
Check out the best of the pack and head over to prodirectsoccer.com from 14th September to cop your gear.


text:
Maclin Surname Ancestry Results
Our indexes 1000-1999 include entries for the spelling 'maclin'. In the period you have requested, we have the following 4 records (displaying 1 to 4):
maclerie macleroch macleron macleroy macles maclese maclesfeld maclesfeud maclesfield maclespick maclessillis maclester macletchie macleur maclew macley macliam maclier macliesh maclimont macliness maclinsky maclintock maclintyre maclise maclisfeld maclivcer macliver maclldowie macllwaine maclnnis maclntyre maclochain maclochlaynd maclochlayndyruayre maclochlin maclocklin maclodene maclogan macloghlin
Clergy, the religious and the faithful in Britain and Ireland (1484-1492)
These are abstracts of the entries relating to Great Britain and Ireland from the Lateran and Vatican Regesta of pope Innocent VIII. Many of these entries relate to clerical appointments and disputes, but there are also indults to devout laymen and women for portable altars, remission of sins, &c. This source is particularly valuable for Ireland, for which most of the key government and ecclesiastical records of this period are lost. Innocent VIII was consecrated and crowned 12 September 1484 (the day from which his pontificate is dated) and died at Rome 25 July 1492. The extracts were made by J. A. Twemlow from Vatican Regesta dclxxxii to dcclxxi and Lateran Regesta dcccxxxviii to dcccxl.
MACLIN. Cost: £4.00.
Bankrupts (1786-1806)
William Smith's abstracts of bankrupts, dividends and certificates for England and Wales from 1786 to June 1806. Bankruptcy causes abrupt changes in people's lives, and is often the reason for someone appearing suddenly in a different location or in a different occupation.
Persons of standing recommending London police recruits (1830-1842)
The Metropolitan Police Register of Joiners (MEPO 333/4) lists policemen joining the force through to 31 December 1842 (to warrant number 19892). The register is alphabetical, in so far as the recruits are listed chronologically grouped under first letter of surname. It is evidently a continuation of a similar earlier register, not closed until its alphabetical sections were filled: consequently, there are no entries in this register for the initial letters N, O, Q, U, V, X, Y or Z; and the sections of this register start at different dates - A 18 April 1840 (warrant number 16894); B 11 December 1830 (5570); C 7 September 1830 (4988); D 27 May 1833 (8445); E 15 December 1838 (14476); F 30 March 1832 (7372); G 1 December 1835 (11,184); H 25 April 1832 (7457); I and J 13 February 1837 (12449); K 2 January 1838 (13457); L 3 October 1834 (9905); M 15 November 1832 (7999); P 4 October 1831 (6869); R 4 September 1837 (13021); S 30 March 1835 (10366); T 6 April 1840 (16829); W 30 December 1833 (9096). The register gives Date of Appointment, Name, Number of Warrant, Cause of Removal from Force (resigned, dismissed, promoted or died), and Date of Removal. Those recruits not formerly in the police, the army, or some government department, were required to provide (normally) at least two letters of recommendation from persons of standing, and details of these are entered on the facing pages: the names in these are indexed here (the police recruits are indexed separately and not included here). Recruits transferred from other forces or rejoining the force did not normally need recommendations - in the latter case, former warrant numbers are given - but some recommendations are from police inspectors, even other constables. Recruits coming from the army sometimes have general military certificates of good conduct, but most often have a letter from their former commanding officer; recruits recommended by government departments (most often the Home Office) similarly have letters from the head of department. But the great majority of the names and addresses in these pages are of respectable citizens having some sort of personal acquaintance with the recruit. Where more than two recommendations were provided, the clerk would only record one or two, with the words 'and others'. Tradesmen are sometimes identified as such by their occupations; there are some gentry. Although the great bulk of these names are from London and the home counties, a scattering are from further afield throughout Britain and Ireland.
National Provincial Bank Shareholders (1853)
Copy of the return by the National Provincial Bank of England to the Inland Revenue listing the 'persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists', pursuant to 7 & 8 Vic. cap. 32: giving full name (surname first), residence and occupation.


Suzumo delivers products to the U.S. and Canadian marketplaces that comply with UL and NSF standards. The company obtains certifications from third-party organizations that conduct testing, inspections, verifications, and screenings related to a given product's functions and safety to show that product complies with the relevant UL763, NSF/ANSI 8, and Canadian CSC C22.2 standards.
Each step is performed with the skill of a Japanese Sushi Chef!
Copyright © Suzumo Machinery Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.


Company Information and Profile for Youth Sports Centre LLC is presented below. oman-companies.com: Oman Business Directory oman-companies.com is an Oman Business Directory! Thanks for visiting and please bookmark us!
You can advertise or comment without charge on Youth Sports Centre LLC HERE!


text:
Ron Paul's donation base has EXPLODED!!
Thread starter desertpoke
osupistolwhip
Poke4Christ said:
One more thing, what's pretty awesome is that I'm seeing several people on here that I would have thought to be liberal being big Ron Paul supporters. Just more proof that Paul can win the big election if he gets the nomination.
Gee that couldn't have been about me could it?
I'm actually a registered libertarian, partly because I'm so liberal on social issues. (e.g. basic civil rights, drug laws, abortion) and so conservative on economic issues like welfare, public services, spending, etc. While Paul and I might disagree on a few of the particulars (for instance I believe he is anti-gay marriage), he is still much closer to the majority of my values than any mainline candidate from either party
Paul didn't have much work to do convincing me on the message. What i've been impressed with is how much character and charm he has. He seems like a genuinely good guy, which I can't say for most of the candidates in ANY party.
Poke4Christ
Federal Marshal
osupistolwhip said:
Lots of people elect on social issues, but the truth is that most of the time the politicians ain't doing a dang thing about them. I mean, how much change to abortion are we going to get? Getting rid of partial-birth-abortion is obvious and will be gone soon if not already (I'm not sure what's happening with that bill). However, is Roe v Wade really ever going to be overturned? I'm pretty strict anti-abortion (not for religious reasons, just common sense to me), but I'm realistic to. I don't think anything is going to happen with it.
Also, Sorry PistolWhip, but I hadn't really noticed that you were specifically liberal (don't have the best memory). Plus, you not having an avatar makes it a little more difficult to remember you. I was thinking more Kaje, OUguru, and desertpoke. However, I could just be confusing posters. Hope I didn't screw that up.
SiggyPoke
Territorial Marshal
A/V Subscriber
www.orangepower.com
Question for Ron Paul supporters:
Let's say, by some miracle.. Ron Paul is elected president.
How does he get anything done? Most of his policies and plans are going to require the consent and passing votes from Congress. The president can propose bills.. but it takes Congress to turn them into law.
Despite running as a Republican, most Republicans will be set against his drastic policy changes. Between that and the Democrats... Ron Paul would never get ANYTHING passed.
So just as a topic of debate... how effective would Ron Paul be as president, when a lot of the changes he wants to make.. wouldn't be in his power to do so...
jaxdahl
Greg Bartlett said:
Too bad we won't be changing to a parliamentary government anytime soon. It'd take a major governmental crisis in order to overturn the status quo and bring in a new system where things will get done.
Let's Go Heat!
www.maczealot.net
I'd rather good stuff not get passed than bad stuff do get passed. Plus, there's always 2010, when the US could elect people into Congress that do want to do something.
Donnyboy
Lettin' the high times carry the low....
kaje said:
You mean Republicans that almost always vote down party lines like Ron Paul?????
stoutman3
Donnyboy said:
Care to back that up?
There's only 1 representative in congress that votes against his party more than Ron Paul. http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/110/house/party-voters/
stoutman3 said:
And it is still 4 out of every 5 times (77.7%)........That's almost always.
Now do your homework on his past voting record not just this session. Throw the 5% of bills that get trounced regardless of put them in there and see what it looks like. A great deal of what is wrong with our system is blind party line voting......a lot Pauls followers are for a 3rd party......yet he is little better than staunch republicans (if at all when the entire body is considered) and votes down the lines almost always.....
Bartlett is correct he would accomplish nothing in office.......Kaje is correct that you should always vote what you believe and there is a hope for change.....
WOW! Maybe YOU should be in politics. Taking a fact that is right in front of your face and obvious and misconstruing it every possible way to try and make it support your ridiculous original statement, you'd be perfect.
Let me show you again, your comment
Out of 435 representatives (who vote with their party on average 91.3% of the time), Ron Paul ranks 434th in voting along party lines, PURE AND SIMPLE.
But go ahead and make up your own silly statistics and ask everybody else to do your homework... it's a lot easier than saying your original statement was incorrect and made in haste.
And to clarify, I have nothing against Ron Paul. I'm a moderate independent.. I haven't even decided who I'm going to vote for yet. I like Ron Paul's ideas.
But reforms like he's talking about don't start at the top and work down... they start at the bottom and work up. Paul as president would turn America into a Parkinson's patient. The head knows what it wants to do ... but the body just won't cooperate.
I like having him as a presidential candidate though. It gives him a great platform for getting his ideas out there. And as evidenced by this forum, it's working.
But again, if we REALLY want things to change, we need to start at the bottom.
bleedorange
He's similar to how I felt about Perot. You know Perot would want to walk up to some of those federal buildings and just send everybody home and board it up (rightfully so in a LOT of cases), but the reality of him actually getting that done was close to 0%.
NONE of those politicians on the hill want anyone to upset their apple cart$, on that they will universally agree & fight for.
I think Greg's question as to whether he would be effective as a President is a legit question. I'm smart enough to know that I definately don't have that answer. But IF he were President, then I think there would have to first be a major shake up in the political parties, obviously beginning with Republicans. So IF we're assuming Dr. Paul is President, then we're also assuming that the political scene is completely different than what we see today, making it almost impossible to predict, IHMO.
Let me show you again, your comment Out of 435 representatives (who vote with their party on average 91.3% of the time), Ron Paul ranks 434th in voting along party lines, PURE AND SIMPLE.
DUDE!!! I didn't make up my own stats I quoted yours.....I clearly labled 77.7 percent. Which is essentially 4 out of 5 times. So I guess all those evil Republicans vote party lines 9 of 10 times and the revolutionary does 8 out of 10????? Did you look at his entire record? It doesn't matter if he 435 out of 435 if the difference is 1.3 votes out of 10.......10%of the time he is different from the average Republican yet he is labled as revolutionary.
I don't have a big problem with Paul and even if I did I view him as harmless in this election, be that right or wrong. But to all those that think the face of American politics could change.....maybe the face he has shown over his terms isn't really that different as for years now has been part of forming said face essentially down party lines.
Pokes28
Carl Junction, MO
For those wondering how a politician that doesn't have the same views as most of congress can get anything done.
First remember that if Paul were to win (still highly unlikely, but you just never know), that he's still a Republican and in general, the party will follow those in power. You very well could have some GOP folks switch to the opposition, but generally, whoever is President is the face of the party.
As far as making wide sweeping changes that go against the grain of congress, just look back to Reagan. He was very much the minority when he won the Presidency. He won by a landslide due to facing the most ineffectual President of the 20th century, but congress was still very much controlled by the Democrats. But when RR wanted something that he didn't think congress would give him, he used the bully pulpit. He would get in front of the cameras and in calm clear logic tell the American people why he was right and why he was doing something. He forced congress to his will by bringing the masses to his side in the argument.
There hasn't been a President since that had the charisma and conviction combination to make things happen.
Do I think that Ron Paul is the man that can do that? I haven't a clue. The good news is that we will have at least 6 more months for everybody to learn who he is. This is a marathon and not a sprint. It doesn't do a candidate a lot of good to take the lead so far before the first primary. All that does is make a bigger target.
David Harrell - Pokes
Slugger926
Before believing any statistics posted by any media, everyone should read How to Lie with Statistics.
It will open your eyes up to how we are manipulated almost everywhere.
But reforms like he's talking about don't start at the top and work down... they start at the bottom and work up.
Which would work just fine if we had an open ballot or a multi-party system like in Europe.
But as the 2 parties have complete control of our political system there isn't much way to get those changes by starting at the bottom. You need a strong charismatic figure like Paul to get power and help create a situation conducive to those changes. Yes, it requires congress as well, but I don't see how we can start from congress and work up. 1 or 2 libertarian minded congressmen are going to do little to no good. A libertarian minded president has veto power and the public platform to enact a real revolution in American politics.
OKCPoke
Paul reminds me of Jesse Ventura a little. He has some great ideas and he may get some of them done initially but just like Ventura was finally shown the door, he'll get frustrated by the "status quo" in Washington and become a figure head. I really get bummed when someone finally gets in that really wants to make some great changes only to get drug into the crap of reality in our federal government...too many with literally jobs for life kicking every stumbling block they can in the way.
DUDE!!! I didn't make up my own stats I quoted yours.....
This is the statistic which was made up
Throw the 5% of bills that get trounced regardless of put them in there and see what it looks like.
I never mentioned him as revolutionary, I never called Republicans evil. You assume too much. His debates, views, principals, background and voting record has really peaked my interest. So I'm taking an active roll in researching him (which I'm impressed with so far but have not formed my final opinion on him).
None the less, my point was to show you that he does not vote strictly along party lines like you said. If you could not see that then you're just ignoring facts.
You ask if I've looked at his entire record, and yes I have (which is not that exciting btw). What I've seen is not that he votes with the Republicans, not that he votes with the Democrats, not that he votes with this President's agenda or against that ones. What I've seen is exactly what everybody else is seeing, he's voting the same principles time after time no matter which party favors it. That's his intrigueing aspect.
Isn't that what we should want as a representative? Somebody who clearly states their principals, their goals, their agendas so we can decide if that is the person who should be representing us, and then goes out and actually backs it up. Wouldn't that be the ultimate dream as a voter, whether it be him or some other candidate, to have a candidate with transparent agendas and be able to match those up with your own preferences?
I don't agree with everything he says by any means. But if I agreed with 77% of what I know he truly believes (which according to Donnyboy is "almost always" agreeing with him), is that better than agreeing with 80% of some other candidate's B.S. views that could switch at any moment depending on who writes the bigger check? That's what I'm going to figure out.
DB, why do you or anybody else for that matter just percieve him as harmless? Is it just b/c the media says so? Or does it have to do with his sometimes contradicting stance with his own party or some other element? Honest question.
This is the statistic which was made up I never mentioned him as revolutionary, I never called Republicans evil. You assume too much. His debates, views, principals, background and voting record has really peaked my interest. So I'm taking an active roll in researching him (which I'm impressed with so far but have not formed my final opinion on him).
DB, why do you or anybody else for that matter just percieve him as harmless. Is it just b/c the media says so? Or does it have to do with his sometimes contradicting stance with his own party or some other element? Honest question.
First off I never said he voted strictly down anything.....your words not mine. To the 5% that is a very conservative estimate of bills that get introduced and then morph or get ridered until they are killed by all sides regardless of the sponsor......the 5% would apply to "most" all.
I guess I find it dubious that your research has found he votes his convictions......yet he is not mainstream when he votes down party lines ALMOST all the time. If we won 8....7.8 for fairness..... out of every ten games you would say we win almost everytime......you would expect a win. I mean after all the average is 9....so why is 8 so different.
I guess I just don't see the same when I look at his voting record. He does branch out from time to time.....2.2 out of ten to be exact.
You see I don't have a big issue with Paul if you like him great......cast your vote that way. But he isn't the revolutionary he is speaking as today.......at least not on his voting record.
Why don't I take him seriously.......first off I am not saying this is right or the way it needs to be, and second it has nothing to do with what the media "tells" me to think. I don't take Paul seriously for several reasons:
1. He is playing the contrarian more than he is playing the part of someone who wants to make things better....my source isn't Fox it's his interviews on Real Time, Daily Show etc. He has ideas and at times voices them but he is coming off like the guy who wants to tell you whats wrong but not how to fix it......people don't like that guy.
2. He is up against a war hero and a 9/11 hero and maybe a TV star.....the squirrelly looking doctor from Texas (a state with a negative image now) doesn't beat those folks in America.....is it right NO WAY but it is true.
3. He is isolating his party. There are many Republican voters who aren't voting for anyone but a Republican and they aren't going to vote for the guy who is running down the rest of his Grand Ol' friends before it is mud throwing time.
4. He is isolating his party Part Deux - He will be endorsed by few if any Rep elected officials if he is a leader going into the big primaries.
5. Media coverage of the wrong kind - I don't buy the "Vote Rudy" conspiracy theories but Paul is going on all the shows that his party constituents hate....Daily Show, Real Time, YouTube clip-esque productions etc. It may win points with Kaje but it costs points with "Republican dad and mom ages 40+" and there is a lot more of those than there are Kaje's.
Just some of the reasons.....and you know what not one of them is why he wouldn't make a good President, they are the reasons he will never get the chance. Again it ain't right.....but it is the way it is.
Dumb/Sometimes LOL Political Pictures
Latest: jakeman
Soooo, This Baseball Scandal....
Latest: SlurrrPup
Non-OSU Sports Discussion


text:
Woman shot in leg after altercation near MGM Grand
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A woman was shot in the leg after an altercation at a gas station near the Las Vegas Strip.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports (http://bit.ly/2aD1gmf ) that Las Vegas police say the victim and two men had a verbal altercation Monday night at a gas station near the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino.
Lt. David Gordon says the men and the woman left the gas station in separate vehicles then the men pulled over, got out of the vehicle and fired shots at the woman's car, which was stopped at a traffic light.
The men then fled in their vehicle. The woman was taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
Information from: Las Vegas Review-Journal, http://www.lvrj.com


The Green Room has been a staple of Deep Ellum for many years. Our patrons can enjoy an amazing view of the Dallas skyline, a fully stocked bar, and some of the best food around.
Fri - $3.00 Wells, Wine, Domestics until 8 p.m.


text:
Samsung launches the Galaxy Note7: water-resistant, Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, iris scanning, and more
By Jamie Lendino on August 2, 2016 at 11:55 am
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note7 at today's Unpacked event in New York City. Skipping over 6 in nomenclature, presumably to catch up with the Galaxy S7 name, the Note7 retains the Note 5's 5.7-inch Super AMOLED display size and QHD (2,560-by-1,440) resolution, albeit with a slight dual-glass curvature (courtesy of Gorilla Glass 5) and newfound HDR video support.
The glass-and-metal Note7 measures 6.04 by 2.9 by 0.31 inches (HWD) and weighs 5.96 ounces. That makes it slightly larger than the 5.5-inch Galaxy S7 Edge. One of the biggest improvements to the Note is its IP68 water resistance; it's the first Note to have it, and given the stylus opening, it was a pretty fair trick to pull off. The Note7 also features biometric authentication with iris scanning, and a new Secure Folder lets you keep certain local files underneath an additional layer of authentication.
Underneath the hood is a quad-core 2.15GHz Dual + 1.6Hz Dual Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC on a 14nm process and 4GB RAM. The S Pen returns once again, this time with a smaller 0.7mm tip and improved pressure sensitivity, up to 4,096 levels. There's screen-off memo support for the always-on display, and you can create and share GIF animations.
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is on board; there's no word yet from Samsung on when an update to Android 7 Nougat will be available, even though that OS is dropping within days. There's 64GB of internal storage, plus the welcome return of the microSD card slot, which supports 256GB cards. A new USB-C port (finally!) lets you charge up the 3,500mAh internal battery, and the Note7 can be charged wirelessly. Samsung said a new S-View Standing Cover accessory will let you prop up the phone at a 60-degree angle, and its external battery case will also be IP68 water-resistant.
The Note7 picks up the same pair of cameras as the Galaxy S7. The rear-facing dual-pixel 12MP camera has an f/1.7 lens for a shallower depth of field when called for; the front-facing 5MP lens gets the same 1.7 f-stop. Samsung also talked up the Oculus-powered Gear VR companion accessory for the Note7, and its support for the Gear 360 for 4K photos and videos.
Otherwise, the Galaxy Note7 is basically a larger Galaxy S7 with a stylus for taking notes — and that will probably continue to be a good thing. The Galaxy Note7 will hit AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon Wireless beginning August 19th, at prices roughly in the $850 range depending on the carrier; you can pre-order starting August 3. Color options are blue, silver, and black. If history serves, this will be an excellent phone; now we just have to wait for the reviews to come in.


text:
Patriots Player Profiles
Patriots Offseason Coverage
New England Patriots 2018 roster breakdown: #93 DT Lawrence Guy
The veteran is a core member of the Patriots' defensive tackle rotation.
By Bernd Buchmasser@BerndBuchmasser Aug 29, 2018, 11:00am EDT
Share All sharing options for: New England Patriots 2018 roster breakdown: #93 DT Lawrence Guy
The New England Patriots currently have 89 players on their active roster. However, only 53 of them will be able to survive the cutdowns on September 1 and ultimately make the team. Over the course of the offseason, we take a look at the players fighting for those spots to find out who has the best chances of helping the Patriots recapture the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Today, the series continues with one of New England's defensive tackles.
Name: Lawrence Guy
Position: Defensive tackle
Jersey number: 93
Opening day age: 28
Experience: 6
Size: 6'4, 315 lbs.
2017 review: After spending the first five years of his NFL career with four different teams, Lawrence Guy might just have found a permanent home during last year's free agency: the former seventh-round draft pick signed a four-year, $20 million contract with New England to become a core member of the team's defensive tackle rotation. He did just that in 2017 and played more snaps than any other of the Patriots' players at the position.
Overall, Guy appeared in all 16 of the team's regular season games and played 582 of a possible 1,060 defensive snaps (54.9%). He saw his workload increase during the postseason, playing 137 of 216 snaps (62.0%) in New England's three playoff contests. When on the field, Guy did not stand out in any particular aspect of playing the defensive tackle position. He was, however, a consistent contributor all year long.
The veteran saw most of his action as an early-down, two-gap interior lineman that was used primarily as a run stopper but also as a part-time pass rusher. In that role, Guy registered a combined 72 tackles throughout the season – 64 of them coming against the run, including a team-high nine stuffed runs. He also notched 2.5 sacks as well as an additional three quarterback hits and seven hurries.
While his numbers do not stand out compared to other defensive tackles across the league, Guy proved to be a valuable rotational piece along the Patriots' interior defensive line – especially with Malcom Brown missing time due to an ankle injury, Alan Branch being phased out of the rotation, and rookie Adam Butler being primarily used as a sub-package pass rushing specialist. Guy, on the other hand, was as steady as they come.
Besides playing defense, Guy also was regularly used in the kicking game as a rusher on field goal and extra point attempts. Overall, he played 199 snaps on special teams (of 540; 36.9%) and finished the season with a field goal block – coincidentally coming against one of his former teams, the now-Los Angeles Chargers.
2018 preview: After a successful albeit at times unspectacular first year in New England, the Patriots opted to slightly alter Guy's contract: they added a $500,000 renegotiation bonus to his deal after the defensive tackle narrowly missed out on a playing time incentive of the same value last year. The move reflects how the team views Guy and his role on the defense – and that he can be expected to be a regular contributor again in 2018.
While the addition of Danny Shelton could potentially cut into his early-down playing time a bit, Guy will again see plenty of action as a de-facto starter along New England's interior defensive line: he should be expected to be on the field for at least a half of the team's snaps again as one of the top three at the position alongside Shelton and Malcom Brown. His role, however, might turn out to look a bit different.
Playing mostly as a run defender in 2017, New England might opt to give Guy more pass rushing snaps with Shelton and Brown both primary run defenders. It would therefore not be a surprise if he ultimately saw more playing time than last year, and registered more than the 12.5 quarterback pressures he had last year. A development like this one would certainly help a Patriots' interior pass rush that was inconsistent last season.
New England Patriots 2018 roster breakdown
Patriots roster breakdown: DE Trey Flowers
Patriots roster breakdown: DT Lawrence Guy
Patriots roster breakdown: DE Deatrich Wise Jr.
10 offensive players to watch with Patriots coaching at East-West Shrine Bowl New England's coaching staff will work at the Shrine Bowl starting this weekend.


A rundown of some recent bills proposed by ALEC.
ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council, is a corporate bill mill. Global corporations and state politicians create "model bills" behind closed doors and then they work to get these bills filed in state legislatures across the country. In ALEC's own words, corporations have "a VOICE and a VOTE" on specific changes to laws that are then proposed in the states.
I. Resolves to create a double standard in the state's carbon standard where carbon limits would be set at levels that individual coal or gas plants can meet on their own, without using flexible compliance measures. Utilities would be allowed to comply with carbon pollution limits using the maximum amount of flexibility under the law.
II. Fails to recognize that states must submit plans that meet minimum Clean Air Act requirements, and these plans must be approved by EPA. In so doing, the resolution ignores and defies the law of the land.
IV. Resolves that EPA should set new source standards for fossil-fuel fired plants based on ultra-supercritcal plants without CCS.


Dayton, OH — This summer, high school students were not alone in doing their research on colleges. MARV, an interactive research RV, joined upperclassmen in their exploration of higher education. Designed to interview and entertain while touring college campuses, MARV also promoted Welcome to College (welcometocollege.com), a user-driven web application that helps high school students connect with the right school.
MARV, an acronym for Mobile Automated Research Vehicle, was designed by Real Art Design Group to be the coolest, most engaging RV ever seen. Using his interactive display screen–located on his rear windshield–MARV interviewed students, faculty and administration about everything high school kids and parents need to know about colleges. These answers and interactions were later uploaded to the Welcome to College website.
Welcome to College invited users to vote for each college on MARV'S summer 2011 tour. The colleges with the most votes–Ohio State, University of Pittsburgh, MIT, and Harvard–were visited by MARV.
Starting with a 1973 GMC RV, Real Art Design Group began creating this smart RV by giving him a face-lift and mechanical repairs. Next, they added his more out-of-the-ordinary features, including solar panels, confetti cannons, fog machines, light show capabilities, prize dispenser, rear airbags that allow him to dance, and the personality and sense of humor that made MARV irresistible to college students.
"We needed MARV to get out and get in front of the schools and bring them an experience like they've never seen before," said Chris Wire, owner of Real Art Design Group, Inc.
MARV is more than just a moving collection of party tricks–he is programmed with a unique personality. Combining the X-Box Kinect, Flash and Arduino technology with a database of cues and responses, Real Art gave MARV the ability to engage with each user differently, based on their individual interactions with him.
MARV made a big impact for Welcome to College. During his tour, the startup saw a 60 percent increase in user sign ups on their website, growth in university partnerships and new interest from university administrators. Welcome to College plans to tour more schools with MARV this fall.


The Kick star comments on his latest embrace with Shah Rukh Khan.
Salman Khan has commented on his latest encounter with Shah Rukh Khan.
The two stars, who have been reported as sharing a six-year enmity, were attending an Iftar party, hosted by Congress MLA Baba Siddique in Mumbai, when they were seen hugging.
Speaking to the Hindustan Times after the event, the Kick star said: "It was great. It was really good [meeting him]. He's a good guy, I like him… I've always liked him."
The two stars, who allegedly fell out after an altercation at Katrina Kaif's birthday party in 2008, were seen chatting animatedly and posing for photos together.
It was in the same setting that they made headlines last year, after they greeted each other with a hug.
Shah Rukh was seated next to Salman's father Salim Khan, who he is said to have talked with warmly.
The party was attended by high-profile politicians and other movie stars including Arjun Kapoor and Aditya Pancholi, as well as directors Sajid Nadiadwala and Madhur Bhandarkar.


We develop the best products in the market. During the inception of AL SAUDIA METAL IND. in 1988, the board of directors vision was to revolutionize the storage and material handling concepts in the Middle East. It all started with Warehouse Solutions which provides a one stop shop for clients designing a new distribution facility and/or re-engineering an existing warehouse. ASMI provides clients expertise in design and engineering services, racking equipment layout, material handling systems, and office design as well as space planning and utilization concepts. All the above product ranges are delivered and installed by ASMI Professional Personnel These solutions improve space utilization and productivity and reduce labor and inventory costs. When performing engineering, planning and design services, ASMI personnel use a combination of state-of-the-art AutoCAD design software,computer simulation software, and proven hands-on practical know-how to enhance and improve every clients design.


text:
Point of Rocks es un lugar designado por el censo (CDP) en el condado de Sweetwater, Wyoming, Estados Unidos. Según el censo de 2000, el CDP tenía una población total de tres personas. Según la Oficina del Censo de Estados Unidos, este CDP es uno de los nueve lugares en todo el país con una población de tres personas. Los otros son East Blythe, California, municipio de North Red River, Minnesota, municipio de Rulien, Minnesota, Hush Lake, Minnesota, Pfeiffer Lake, Minnesota, Livermore, Nuevo Hampshire, Hillsview, Dakota del Sur, y Hobart Bay, Alaska.

Geografía

Point of Rocks está ubicado en las coordenadas .

Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el CDP tiene un área total de 4,7 km ², de los cuales todos son terrerstres y ninguno está cubierto de agua.

Demografía

Según el censo del 2000, había tres personas, dos hogares, y una familia que residían en el CDP. La densidad de población era de 0.6/km ². Todos los residentes eran de raza blanca y entre los 45 y 64 años. La media de edad era de 63 años.

Un hogar era una pareja casada que vivía junta, mientras que el otro era un individuo de sexo masculino.

La renta mediana para una casa en el CDP era $ 41.250, y la renta mediana para una familia era $ 41.250. El ingreso per cápita para el CDP era $ 21.050.

Educación

La educación pública de Point of Rocks está a cargo de la Escuela del distrito del condado de Sweetwater #1

Central eléctrica Jim Bridge

Point of Rocks alberga la central eléctrica Jim Bridger. La instalación, de 2.110 megavatios propiedad de PacifiCorp, es una de las mayores instalaciones de generación de energía eléctrica al oeste de los Estados Unidos.

Enlaces externos

Referencias

Lugares designados por el censo en Wyoming
Localidades del condado de Sweetwater

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


The heart of Campus Ministry at St. Bernard's is found in the school's maxim: Love One Another. Campus ministry lives out this motto by providing class level retreats, school liturgies, seasonal prayer services and opportunities to engage in community service projects. Through these experiences, students are encouraged to grow in faith as they share the Christian message. These activities are open to students of all faith traditions.
The school year begins with the Opening Mass of the Holy Spirit and continues with celebrations highlighting the liturgical calendar of the Church and milestones in the lives of our students. Students and faculty participate as altar servers, readers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, cantors, and instrumentalists. Students also participate in the Diocesan Mass of Life and Chrism Mass which are celebrated at the Cathedral of St. Paul in Worcester.
During the liturgical seasons of Advent and Lent, students celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation and are given the opportunity for individual confession.
As a class, students participate in a retreat experience each year. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors spend a day with class members focusing on a chosen theme and examining how that theme relates to them. These retreats offer an opportunity for students to explore their relationships with God and one another.
Throughout the year, students engage in service projects such providing food for needy families in local parishes at Thanksgiving, gifts for needy children at Christmas, and baskets at Easter, volunteering at Camp Sunshine, as well as, working with the Sisters of Presentation on various outreach projects.
For more information, please contact Mrs. Raymond at mraymond@stbernardscchs.org.


text:
Q: How can I debug MonoDevelop add-ins with MonoDevelop? The topic says it all. I cannot find any information on the monodevelop site or through google.
Even adding System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break() and running with mono --debug MonoDevelop.exe doesn't seem to do anything..

A: mono --debug doesn't have anything to do with the debugger, it simply causes Mono to track debug information so it can give you file/line/col information in backtraces.
The behaviour of System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break() depends on your Mono version. AFAIK in its basic form it sets a hard breakpoint, so if your app's not running in a native hard debugger it will simply crash. If your app is running inside the Mono Soft Debugger with Mono 2.11 or later (which has not yet been released), it will set a soft breakpoint for the soft debugger and work as expected.
The basic way to enable debugging of addins is to set a custom execution command in your addin project. Open 'Project Options', got to the 'Run>Custom Commands' section, add a custom command for 'Execute'. Set the executable to MonoDevelop.exe and the working directory to be its containing directory. This means that when you run/debug your project, MD will actually execute that executable instead of executing your project directly. If MonoDevelop.exe loads your addin, then you'll be able to set breakpoints, step, etc.
The difficult part here is making MD load your addin. One way to do this would be to have your project output the addin dll into one of the directories that MD searches for addins, but that's a very hacky thing to do at development time. A better solution is to use the undocumented environment variable MONODEVELOP_DEV_ADDINS to specify an additional directory from which for MD to load addins. There isn't a UI in MD for setting env vars for custom commands, but it is supported internally - you'll have to manually edit the csproj file.
Find the part that looks like:
<CustomCommands>
  <CustomCommands>
    <Command type="Execute"
      command="..\..\..\monodevelop\main\build\bin\MonoDevelop.exe"
      workingdir="..\..\..\monodevelop\main\build\bin" />
  </CustomCommands>
</CustomCommands>

And change it to:
<CustomCommands>
  <CustomCommands>
    <Command type="Execute"
      command="..\..\..\monodevelop\main\build\bin\MonoDevelop.exe"
      workingdir="..\..\..\monodevelop\main\build\bin">
      <EnvironmentVariables>
        <Variable name="MONODEVELOP_DEV_ADDINS" value="${TargetDir}" />
      </EnvironmentVariables>
    </Command>
  </CustomCommands>
</CustomCommands>

If you're wondering why the <CustomCommands> elements are two-deep, that a known bug.

A: the soft debugger doesn't yet support System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break(), so that won't work.
You just need to debug MonoDevelop inside MonoDevelop and set your breakpoints on the source files of your addin.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange