David Hahn, this link.
ONLY a major part of the problem, not much as a part of any solution.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
RAMSEY - Noticing this morning public works or a contractor did crack sealing on the stretch of Alpine at Hemitite.
Presumably the run between Sunfish and Ramsey Blvd. was all done, if not more. It may be prior to a sealcoat, or not, but in any event work is being done and that is good.
Again, the County had pothole filling done along Ramsey Blvd, making the surface substantially less challenging. That also is good to see.
Again, the County had pothole filling done along Ramsey Blvd, making the surface substantially less challenging. That also is good to see.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Understaning Scott Honour - his roots.
This link.
For further detail, here, linking here - which in turn links here, and where in LA did they [Gores/Honour] find that site-top band landscape? (It looks more like Minnesota to me.) Is McFadden's effort co-rooted? Or is it simply and only beam me up, Scotty?
For further detail, here, linking here - which in turn links here, and where in LA did they [Gores/Honour] find that site-top band landscape? (It looks more like Minnesota to me.) Is McFadden's effort co-rooted? Or is it simply and only beam me up, Scotty?
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Washington and Colorado are, relatively, progressive states, neither having a Goveror Gutless.
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It is the equivalent of being handed federal-Romneycare instead of simply going to single payer, which a majority of citizens favor, and which, coincidentally, MAKES SENSE. A one-to-one correspondence.
And hey, it's sport, let's leave Dibble hanging, twisting in the wind. Politics. As usual. Unconscionable as usual.
UPDATE: Here. Would somebody tell the old guy it's not just Republicans with cold feet? Cold foot bipartisanship, it is a quaint concept to say the least.
FURTHER UPDATE: There is important, and truly important, with the truly important being fast-tracked. Not truly important to you? You must not be a recipient. Recipients are better judges of truly important; learn that.
FURTHER UPDATE: Reader comment help request - was Ramsey's Hwy 10 and Armstrong interchange within this public-financed construction amalgam?
FURTHER UPDATE: DAYS LATER THAN THIS POST: The guv is not alone. Per capturing by "da fuz." Dean Barkley's SUV has been taken captive by "da fuz" too, and Barkley is suing because he wants it back.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Republicans? Are they being disingenuous or just being Republicans, (and is there any difference)?
If you want to follow links, the original of the screen capture below is online here.
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The faux whining should stop. Indeed, Clinton had his State Department blasts, and Reagan had the barracks bombing in Lebanon. Reagan got out of Leganon, as with Clinton, Somolia, but with all that "bipartisanship" (with both parties as head of state), disingenuous seems the word for current crying. Or is the word, mendacious? Either way the propaganda storm (caused by lack of any real issue) fails to convince all but the most hopeless Rushbo bots.
Or maybe the criticism should be Obama has not simply gotten out of Libya. That I could buy into. There should not be or have been State Department/CIA boots on that ground, then, or now. Rand/Ron is correct on that notion. Leave it to the French as their ambition.
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Perhaps it is self-deluded that is the characteristic trait at play. This link. Remindful of the old saying about giving a party and nobody came. Holding a hate-in where nobody cares or hates. Weep for their frustration. Constant shouting, grow legs, grow legs, grow legs, ... and it's still just somebody's same-old snake.
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___________UPDATE____________
The faux whining should stop. Indeed, Clinton had his State Department blasts, and Reagan had the barracks bombing in Lebanon. Reagan got out of Leganon, as with Clinton, Somolia, but with all that "bipartisanship" (with both parties as head of state), disingenuous seems the word for current crying. Or is the word, mendacious? Either way the propaganda storm (caused by lack of any real issue) fails to convince all but the most hopeless Rushbo bots.
Or maybe the criticism should be Obama has not simply gotten out of Libya. That I could buy into. There should not be or have been State Department/CIA boots on that ground, then, or now. Rand/Ron is correct on that notion. Leave it to the French as their ambition.
_________FURTHER UPDATE________
Perhaps it is self-deluded that is the characteristic trait at play. This link. Remindful of the old saying about giving a party and nobody came. Holding a hate-in where nobody cares or hates. Weep for their frustration. Constant shouting, grow legs, grow legs, grow legs, ... and it's still just somebody's same-old snake.
Holy shit. I could not get a trademark for my blog title.
Put aside the use of "Developers are Crabgrass" on the web for years without any "all rights" footer, and put aside the "who really cares" dimension of things.
Only look at my problem because the blog title disparages developers, as a class, group, or clearly identifiable subsection of our local and national society.
You think I am kidding, no trademark, a bad guess?
This link and here; this federal appellate court opinion.
Ms Geller and I are in a sense in the same boat; although Muslims are okay with me. Some, doubtlessly, a cut above many who view themselves as "fundamentalist Christians." In a work environment years ago, the '60's, a coworker was Muslim. He sure as a person, in my mind, trumps Michele Bachmann.
Easily, with the bar set that low.
MUSLIMS - Unlike some, I believe they could make good citizens.
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Then again, perhaps it is crabgrass that my title disparages, by analogy. Per that understanding the trademark should be granted if sought, since crabgrass is inanimate; not a person or group, living or dead. (Crabgrass living is least best for any lawn)
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I suppose the difference is Ms. Geller is politically incorrect; while I suffer no such stigma. If political correctness is the standard, I should be able to get a trademark. Believing and publishing, "Tax the Rich," as I have IS politically correct, (even if just used as a slogan and not an election promise with an intent to really deliver).
Only look at my problem because the blog title disparages developers, as a class, group, or clearly identifiable subsection of our local and national society.
You think I am kidding, no trademark, a bad guess?
This link and here; this federal appellate court opinion.
Ms Geller and I are in a sense in the same boat; although Muslims are okay with me. Some, doubtlessly, a cut above many who view themselves as "fundamentalist Christians." In a work environment years ago, the '60's, a coworker was Muslim. He sure as a person, in my mind, trumps Michele Bachmann.
Easily, with the bar set that low.
MUSLIMS - Unlike some, I believe they could make good citizens.
_________________
Then again, perhaps it is crabgrass that my title disparages, by analogy. Per that understanding the trademark should be granted if sought, since crabgrass is inanimate; not a person or group, living or dead. (Crabgrass living is least best for any lawn)
_________UPDATE__________
I suppose the difference is Ms. Geller is politically incorrect; while I suffer no such stigma. If political correctness is the standard, I should be able to get a trademark. Believing and publishing, "Tax the Rich," as I have IS politically correct, (even if just used as a slogan and not an election promise with an intent to really deliver).
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