Labor is Honest VS Texas Workforce Corp

Labor is honest VS Texas Workforce Corp. (Dishonest and Corrupt)

Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Labor is honest VS Texas Workforce Corp. (Dishonest and Corrupt) 5/2/2005 4:13:15 AM
2:45 AM 5/2/2005 2:53 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You said: "I suppose you got me on the typos. My response: Ah shucks Dude, dont even worry bout them typos! Not everybody is perfect? You said: "But your degrees mean little to me" My response: Obviously they mean little to me and my wife as well. "Hell buddy, we feel the same as you about them degrees we worked our ass off for. "Over dar in Kingsville at that darn Texas A&M" You said "other than you managed to do something consistant like party for 4 years". My response: consistent like mow 30 -75 yards per week, 4 apartment complexes including University Square Apartments in Kingsville, maintain various sites around South Texas, move the elite into Tana & Teco, organize, transfer & update file systems at TRT holdings. Board up houses and store important documents in the hurricane proof room for Robert Rowling, Ernie Easley, Reese Rowling and such. Yeah sure! I was partying my ass off consistently for years and years? ________________________________________________________________________________ You said: Look, your learnedness can be bought by anyone or paid for with grants and student loans. My response: Money can pay for enrollment; not neccessarily an Education? Learnedness is the result of application & due diligence; something money can never accomplish alone. You said: "They get you over paid jobs with the state where you minipulate figures to suit your agenda". My response: Who is They? Who is You? Justify the term "over paid"! Is $2000 / month over paid? Manipulate figures to suit your agenda? Who is manipulating figures? The TWC? Who's Agenda? The TWC? What about Duplicating Clients? You forgot to mention that? You said: "I do not need Pages of beauracracy to tell me what a days wages are worth or what a mans labor is worth" My response: Then why are you commenting? You said: on that I am confident I will beat you hands down every time. My response: Low Ballem every time right? Get someone else to bust their ass while you sit above and judge their worth? Anybody can be greedy and call it another name like economics, finances, common sense, bottom line etc... I call it greed when you resent even paying them. You said: 13-02-00033? What the hell is that and why should I care? My response: You shouldn't. Dont worry about it. You said: You should take your own advice, Do some WORK and leave the home out of it. My response: Where did I say that? You said: You will be better of and more Prepared. Sorry about the typos I generally use my hands for things other than typing. I do not take time in chat to edit my work'. My response: So you call writing back and forth with me work? This is my job! You said: "Take some more advice, pull your head out of your rice paper and put it back in the real world B-4 you and your kind destroy what honor is left in it". My response: Free and everybody has some? Advice: If I need it I will ask for it. Real World is where I am most productive and allows me the info to conduct myself with the knowledge and diligence to Right this Wrong! Thank you for your time! Anton
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dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: Labor is honest VS Texas Workforce Corp. (Dishonest and Corrupt) 5/2/2005 4:30:47 AM
HE SAID HE PAID 75000? I NOW KNOW WHY HE LEFT SEATTLE NOT FOR WORKERS AT TOP DOLLAR? YOU GOT THEM NAMES SO I CAN SEE WHAT DAMAGE YOU LEFT BEHIND? YOU AINT IN SEATTLE.......
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Thank You SKWARDNTRU For resting my case for me! 5/2/2005 4:34:52 AM
Re: ""TWC does not give nor have they ever offerred me any assistance in 5/2/2005 3:12 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You said: Where do you think they are getting the money they are crediting the employers. Things that make you go HMMMMMM !! My response: My sentiments exactly! However, there is much more giving and exploiting (corruption, abuse of power, Tampering, Duplication & fraud occurring in the name of the poor). They are called the Texas Work Force Commission! WIA is the Texas Workforce''s answer to manipulating one''s job opportunities! Havlinka v Schubert Federal litigation on this very subject!

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Your Destiny Awaits 5/2/2005 11:15:01 AM
You Said, Ah shucks Dude, dont even worry bout them typos! Not everybody is perfect? I Say, Do not mistake me for an ignorant redneck. You said, Obviously they mean little to me and my wife as well. I say, What you do with your degrees determines their worth. They are still worthless to me. The Degrees you party for or even the Degrees you work for are of no significance to me whatsoever, never will be. You said, consistent like mow 30 -75 yards per week, 4 apartment complexes including University Square Apartments in Kingsville, maintain various sites around South Texas, move the elite into Tana & Teco, organize, transfer & update file systems at TRT holdings. Board up houses and store important documents in the hurricane proof room for Robert Rowling, Ernie Easley, Reese Rowling and such. Yeah sure! I was partying my ass off consistently for years and years? I say, One of your finest hours, Cogratulations. You Said, Money can pay for enrollment; not neccessarily an Education? I say, Once again,Do not mistake me for an ignorant redneck. State education at any level is an oxy-moron (hope I spelled that right) That is not to say there is no validity to an earned education at A&M or UT but to say it (The rice paper degree) can not be bought displays a frightening level of Ignorance. You said, Learnedness is the result of application & due diligence; something money can never accomplish alone. I say, No arguement here, I said: ""They get you over paid jobs with the state where you minipulate figures to suit your agenda"". Your response: Who is They? The Degrees (Focus man) Who is You? You is Anton (A little ADD maybe) You Ask, Justify the term ""over paid""! Is $2000 / month over paid? That would depend on the level of production achieved.If the fair market Value of any given task is $1500 per month then $2,000 per month is over paid.On the other hand $1,000 woud be under paid. Manipulate figures to suit your agenda? Just like polls, if you crunch the numbers one way you get one outward appearance, and of course if you shuffle them around you will get an entirely different one. Who is manipulating figures? The TWC? Any one attempting to gain access to the entitlements represented by said figures (manipulated or other wise) Who''s Agenda? The TWC? Surprise, TWC does have one. What about Duplicating Clients? You forgot to mention that? It happens, but that ,If I am not mistaken, is dishonest. I have no reason to believe you are dishonest, just misguided Your response: (days wages) Then why are you commenting? 13-02-00033? What the hell is that and why should I care? You brought it up. Looks like Beauracracy to me. You Said, Low Ballem every time right? Get someone else to bust their ass while you sit above and judge their worth? Anybody can be greedy and call it another name like economics, finances, common sense, bottom line etc... I call it greed when you resent even paying them. My Response: This is where your socialistic views become apparent. First, I work along with my crews, unless time constraints force me to be somewhwere else, like securing more work for my crews. They tend to appreciate that.I pay as much as I can afford to pay according to their INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE. Some of the people I hire do not want anymore responsibility then that of a laborer. I am willing to train and move anyone up that is willing to apply themselves. Why is that such a hard concept to grap for Libs? I said: 13-02-00033? What the hell is that and why should I care? My response: You shouldn''t. Dont worry about it. Thank you, I do not worry about it at all. I said: You should take your own advice, Do some WORK and leave the home out of it. Your response: Where did I say that You Said: Do some homework and come back prepared. I simply turned it around to show the relevance of physiclly working outside your own head. Let me break this next part down for you :) :) I said: You will be better of and more Prepared. Sorry about the typos I generally use my hands for things other than typing. I do not take time in chat to edit my work''. Your response: So you call writing back and forth with me work? This is my job! Notice the context of the statment, ""Edit my Work'' Work is the synonym of writing. Thus work = writing BS ing in Chat or threads is your job. Are you overpaid or what, I do this for fun and I do it for free. This is not work!!!!! Lastly: You said: ""Take some more advice, pull your head out of your rice paper and put it back in the real world B-4 you and your kind destroy what honor is left in it"". My response: Free and everybody has some? INCLUDING YOU Advice: If I need it I will ask for it. No charge for voluntereing it up to you wheather you take it or not. Real World is where I am most productive and allows me the info to conduct myself with the knowledge and diligence to Right this Wrong! You have dillusions of significance Prince Valliant. You are obviously young and the only wrong you can right to start with is the wrong thinking that this Real World will give you any thing.It wont, no matter how long you struggle to change it. The elite in this country, as you call them, mostly started with nothing. Most of the money families are only 2 or 3 generations old. Remember the great depression. Any one can make it big if they apply themselves, even you Anton.It would not be wise to scorn the very person you aspire to be. Nice chatting w/u David




curmudgeonPosts: 3232

Another bastard . . . 5/1/2005 8:49:16 AM
. . . for the public to support. Here we have a bastard born to a couple of welfare slugs. The baby, suffering from lukemia, has already recieved millions of dollars worth of medical care at taxpayers expense. When is enough, enough. If I am paying the bill and you are calling the shots no expense is too great!
Bastard
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dannoynted1Posts: 553

poetic justice ....... 5/1/2005 9:56:57 AM
would be for you to go broke ""paying"" every innocent baby you THINK your pennies go to! any money you pay to the government goes to the irs employee who will one day soon audit your ungrateful a**
curmudgeonPosts: 3232

One day . . . 5/1/2005 10:20:34 AM
. . . when you actually pay taxes you will understand. I welcome an audit. Last time I actually got money back. BWAHAHAHA!!!
ALFA WOLFPosts: 654

Re: One day . . . 5/1/2005 11:27:21 AM
U pay taxes as long as u buy somthing. Almost every item u buy has a tax.
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Re: Re: One day . . . 5/1/2005 12:49:13 PM
i will work and actually be happy to pay fica taxes!?! yeah
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Re: Re: One day . . . 5/2/2005 3:31:16 AM
THE RICH PEOPLE WOULDNT WANT TO PAY THE SAME AS EVERY BODY ELSE THEN THEY WOULD TRULY BE EQUAL ""ONLY THE LITTLE PEOPLE PAY TAXES"" LEONA HELMSLEY GOT TO GIVE HER CUDOS FOR HONESTY
skwardupntruPosts: 1482

In the Foot 5/2/2005 3:37:17 AM
Got to give her a band-aid for shooting herslf in the foot!!!! I believe the stats are 90% of the Taxes are paid by the top 5% of the wage earners But , Hey don''t Quote me.
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: In the Foot 5/2/2005 3:41:39 AM
YADDA YADDA YADDA
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: In the Foot 5/2/2005 3:55:41 AM
LIAR CHEATER PUMPKIN OOPS I MEAN CROW EATER!!!!!!!!! ITS HOT IN THE KITCHEN!
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: One day . . . 5/1/2005 11:52:39 AM
i hope i do pay taxes in the highest tax bracket.... one can dream........... but i really think slim to nil is more likely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
curmudgeonPosts: 3232

Maybe . . . 5/1/2005 1:31:49 PM
. . . you will win at Bingo.
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: One day . . . 5/1/2005 12:53:01 PM
the government will want to pay me and they and i both know i will never get any money back! unless i win the lottery but since i cant afford to buy a dollar of numbers it doesnt look hopeful..............
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Re: Re: One day . . . 5/1/2005 7:31:13 PM
i hate bingo unless i win. I got to go the kingranch christmas festival and they always have a bingo contest for dvd players basketball stuff game stations. But i always come close and never win. i almost one before. they said my letter and the first number of mine but then a guy remembered that he had bingo before and it was sadly stolen from me.
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Yeah . . . 5/1/2005 7:34:26 PM
. . . Bingo drives me nuts. I had to take out three little ole ladies to win last time. It would be more fun if they gave free drinks like Las Vegas.
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Re: Yeah . . . 5/2/2005 9:28:44 AM
i had to do that same but they were from a nursing home. One of them cryed cause she never won at bingo.
GuidoPosts: 147
Re: Another bastard . . . 5/2/2005 12:41:05 AM
Another sad situation... The one thing I would like to see is for people on the dole to ""pay"" for the right to receive public assistance by agreeing not to procreate while on said assistance. There are ways of making this work-- IUDs, birth control pills, sterilization, etc. The grievous problems our civilization is soon to face is that those who have the finances to support their own children are having fewer children later in life, while those who cannot afford to provide for their own progeny have children at younger ages in greater numbers. Do the math...
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

I have always wondered why............... 5/2/2005 12:26:03 AM
one not on the ""DOLE"" is so interested in poor people''s lives and finances? Now I pose a question to the ones who bitch about the lazy welfare slug. If your income allowed you to receive these benefits would you do the work to receive them? Do you know what it takes to get on the ""DOLE"" and then to stay on? Welfare clients must register at the TWC and actively search for employment daily. Basically I am respectfully saying that most of the whiners are not knowledgeable of the WIA Welfare System. The part that escapes your scrutiny is the Public Funding of the Private Sector to create jobs for Welfare Clients. This is the ""Corporate Welfare Slug"". One Corporate Welfare Slug cost taxpayers more than 20, 30, 100 and even 1000 Welfare clients. Dont beleive me? Go to the Local Workforce Commission Board and look at the names. They are local Business people who get incentives tax breaks and huge funding grants in the name of creating jobs for welfare recipients. Then check and see how many Welfare clients they have employed, are employing and how many of these clients have risen to the level of self sufficiency. Bottom Line: nobody wants to be on Welfare. It is humiliating and insufficient. Nulla res carius constat quam quae precibus empta est - Nothing is so expensive as that which you have bought with pleas
skwardupntruPosts: 1482

Re: I have always wondered why............... 5/2/2005 12:45:10 AM
You are either joking or you are flat out of you mind, I have lost count of the employees that have quit me (while earning $1,600- 2,000 per month) because the free ride ran out and I had to start reporting them. REASON ??? They did not want to loose $375 in food stamps. Give me a break!!!! MAN
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 1:36:56 AM
are you in the TWC Private Sector Program? $2000 a month? Depending on the size of the family that will barely cover the value of Medicaid. At $600 per month per family member (which is the Medicaid Premium Paid out to the National Healthcare Insurance Corporation) and comparable Company Health Insurance ranging from $300 - $500 per family member per month it would be unrealistic to work for you! If a family receives Food Stamp Benefits by default it receives Medicaid! To lose $375 in Food Stamps means they are also losing Healthcare insurance of at least $1800 per month and that is a one child family! If you are interested I have a couple of studies on the subject? The Work vs. Welfare Tradeoff Cato Policy Analysis No. 240 September 19, 1995 Another one titled ""Does Work Pay"" Address the Corporate Welfare Slug who is sucking Big Bucks in the name of the poor.
skwardupntruPosts: 1482

Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 1:46:22 AM
You Just Dont get it. When I was in Seattle I was paying closer to $75,000 per annum. I do not dictate competitive wages in South Texas but I pay above avg. For the trade. That means I take it out of my pocket to pay them. Why should I have to pay top Dollar and then subsidise the same employee w/ welfare that I could not get. While my kids go w/o health coverage. I dont make the policies but I do not milk the policies either. And I should not have to work my but of so some moron w/ no life can stroll easy street at my families expense. YYYEEEEEEESH
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Re: Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 1:53:22 AM
The Big expense is the Private Sector funding from the WIA to create Economic Development and Jobs for Welfare Clients. The TWC pays you for each welfare client you hire! Not the other way around. Get with the program since you seem to envy it''s clients. Do you actually beleive they are better off than you and yours? Maybe you need to incorporate or start some kind of a Foundation? After all that is how the Elite spend more and receive more.
skwardupntruPosts: 1482

Re: Re: Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 2:00:51 AM
Show me someone in Live Oak , Jim Wells, San Pat, or Bee Counties activly looking for work who is not on the welfare books already. The idea is to get off welfare not ride it untill someone drops a Plant mgmt. Job in your unqualified Lap. Work your way off then work your way up not the other way around. Your technical prowse has overloaded your independance and your good common sense. You trully do enable the loosers and the needy.
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Labor is honest 5/2/2005 2:05:35 AM
By the way the wages I quoted earlier are for unskilled Labor. TWC does not give nor have they ever offerred me any assistance in paying my People. That is my Job not some other business owner and also TWC does not pay anybody anything at all. The TAXPAYERS DO you Halfwit.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

""TWC does not give nor have they ever offerred me any assistance in 5/2/2005 3:01:55 AM
paying my People You said ""TWC does not give nor have they ever offerred me any assistance in "". You are Incorrect The answer (not the only answer but negating nonetheless) is right here: http://www.twc.state.tx.us/news/press/2005/021705press.pdf Texas Workforce Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Larry Jones DATE: February 17, 2005 PHONE: (512) 463-8556 Attention Texas Employers! Are You Looking for Tax Relief? AUSTIN – Texas employers qualified for more than $130 million in tax credits in Fiscal Year (FY) 2004 through federal Work Opportunity Tax Credits (WOTC) and Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Tax Credits. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) encourages employers to take advantage of the federal tax savings available through WOTC and WtW. TWC’s WOTC Unit approves qualifying certification requests filed by employers on Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 8850 and mailed to TWC within 21 days of the new employee’s start date. “These tax credits are a great opportunity for employers to boost their bottom lines,” TWC Chair Diane Rath said. “We want to encourage all qualified Texas employers to file for WOTC and WtW.” Houston-based Grocers Supply has saved $65,000 over the last five years by utilizing WOTC, according to Grocers Supply Human Resources Manager Deborah Howard. WOTC is a federal tax credit of up to $2,400 per employee, which is designed to encourage employers to hire new employees from eight targeted groups of job seekers. • Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) recipients • 18- to 24-year-old food stamp recipients • 18- to 24-year-old residents of one of the federally designated Empowerment Zones (EZ), Enterprise Communities (EC) or Renewal Communities (RC) • 16- to 17-year-old EZ/EC or RC residents hired as Summer Youth Employees • Veterans who are members of families receiving, or that have recently received, food stamps • Persons with a disability who have completed, or are completing, rehabilitative services from a state or the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs • Ex-felons who are members of low-income families • Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefit recipients The second type of tax credit, WtW, offers up to $8,500 per employee in tax credits to employers who hire from families that have received long-term TANF benefits for at least 18 consecutive months. Although $130 million in qualified tax savings for FY 2004 is significant, only 8,708 of Texas’ more than 400,000 employers took advantage of WOTC or WtW. That figure represents only 3 percent of all Texas employers. Billions in additional tax credits are available to additional employers who file for WOTC or WtW. – more – Texas Workforce Commission • 512-463-8942 • http://www.texasworkforce.org • Equal Opportunity Employer Relay Texas • 1-800-735-2989 (TDD) • 1-800-735-2988 ( 2-2-2-2 Tax Credits “Texas employers have a tremendous opportunity for federal income tax savings by filing for WOTC and WtW,” TWC Commissioner Representing Employers Ron Lehman said. “Our goal as an agency is to help every qualified Texas employer apply for these valuable tax credits.” In order to help employers recognize WOTC or WtW qualified job applicants, conditional certifications issued by TWC are mailed to qualified job seekers, who then can bring the certifications to their job interviews. “By establishing the conditional certification program, Texas job seekers are informed if they are qualified candidates,” TWC Commissioner Representing Labor Ronny Congleton said. “This way job seekers assist in our efforts, spreading the word to employers about the tax credits available to them.” For more information about WOTC or WtW, visit www.irs.gov or www.texasworkforce.org. The Texas Workforce Commission is a state agency dedicated to helping Texas employers, workers and communities prosper economically. For details on TWC and the services it offers in unison with its network of local workforce development boards, call (512) 463-8556.
skwardupntruPosts: 1482

Re:" not have nor any give ever
Thank You or resting my case for me. Where do you think they are getting the money the are crediting the employers. Things that make you go HMMMMMM !! Speaking of resting, Have a good night Jaime We will talk again, I am sure
dannoynted1Posts: 553

""CANT BUY ME LOVE"" 5/2/2005 4:39:50 AM
NO MATTER WHAT YOU WILL NEVER HAVE HAPPINESS AS YOU SEEM TO BE PREOCCUPIED BY THAT QUARTER YOU DROPPED IN A DIAMOND MINE! YOU SEE YOU ARE BLIND OR IGNORANT ANY GEOLOGIST COULD HAVE TOLD YOU
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Re:" not have nor any give ever
I thought you were talking about those. Those are tax credits from the federal government. You''re making it out to be paid for by a state agency. All those tax credits do is reduce your taxes by a certain amount if you were to hire ""qualified"" people.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

You need to keep ............. 5/2/2005 10:21:45 AM
looking. There is much much more. That was something recent and I found it quickly and pasted it! There is much more to discuss.
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And another thing............ 5/2/2005 10:25:21 AM
You know those high turn over rates at those Certified Workforce Businesses? In the door then out quickly bring another $2500 write off, and another, and another and another!
davidg4781Posts: 280

Re: And another thing............ 5/4/2005 1:43:36 AM
But that''s $2500 not paid in taxes, not paid to the company. The company actually gets to KEEP $2500 of it''s own money. This helps to lower costs on the goods and services sold. Now, just in case you were wondering how much taxes companies pay... (in 2004) Wal-Mart: $5,118,000,000 Microsoft: $4,028,000,000 Anheuser-Busch: $1,163,200,000 Citigroup: $6,909,000,000 Just those 4 companies total almost $20 Billion. Can you imagine how much your beer would be if they didn''t get those tax deductions? One way to solve all this would be the passage of the FairTax. I''ll get into that in a new thread.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Re: Re: Re: Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 2:31:30 AM
""Show me someone in Live Oak , Jim Wells, San Pat, or Bee Counties activly looking for work who is not on the welfare books already"". ________________________________________ I am only studied in Cleberg, Kenedy, And Nueces Counties and the Economic Development with their expensive useless viability studies! ________________________________________ ""The idea is to get off welfare not ride it untill someone drops a Plant mgmt. Job in your unqualified Lap"". ________________________________________ I have the Qualifications. TAMUK Bachelor of Science NGE and the Idea is the WIA Welfare to Work? I was a Substitute Teacher but the Texas Workforce does not recognize it as satisfactory employment. However it was better than any Job that they could offer. They did not like the fact that I got the employment on my own and there were no rewards for the case worker or an employer ""working with"" them. ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ""Your technical prowse has overloaded your independance and your good common sense. You trully do enable the loosers and the needy"". ________________________________________________________________________________ I am not a stickler for spelling but since you entered the concept of qualifications I will address yours. In the above sentences: prowse- did you mean prowess? independance- did you mean independence? trully-truly loosers-losers Typos? or mistakes? I hear you loud and clear! Let us get these technicality exploitations resolved. Let us discuss the Merits of 13-02-00033? Do some homework and come back ready!
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2:45 AM 5/2/2005 2:53:13 AM
I suppose you got me on the typos. But your degrees mean little to me other than you managed to do something consistant like party for 4 years. Look, your learnedness can be bought by anyone or paid for with grants and student loans. They get you over paid jobs with the state where you minipulate figures to suit your agenda. I do not need Pages of beauracracy to tell me what a days wages are worth or what a mans labor is worth, on that I am confident I will beat you hands down every time.13-02-00033? What the hell is that and why should I care? You should take your own advice, Do some WORK and leave the home out of it. You will be better of and more Prepared. Sorry about the typos I generally use my hands for things other than typing. I do not take time in chat to edit my work. Take some more advice, pull your head out of your rice paper and put it back in the real world B-4 you and your kind destroy what honor is left in it.
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Re: 2:45 AM 5/2/2005 3:15:15 AM
I do not need Pages of beauracracy to tell me what a days wages are worth or what a mans labor is worth, on that I am confident I will beat you hands down every time."" well , you just lost....... now ""just get LOSER!"" the only way you win is by cheating! winners never cheat and cheaters never win!
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sensless 5/2/2005 3:22:05 AM
That Made absolutely no sense. I do not cheat anyone that is my whole point. Try again when your sober.
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Re: sensless 5/2/2005 4:20:42 AM
YUP YOU SURE LOVE THEM PEDOPHILES JONNY BOY!
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: Re: sensless 5/2/2005 4:24:05 AM
IT TOOK YOU THAT LONG? AND THATS ALL YOU COULD COME UP WITH?
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Maybe you are an honest and............. 5/2/2005 4:22:43 AM
hard working individual? It is very naive to remain blinded by the Good Ole Boy Workforce Network! Are you truly Clueless & un-aware of the Coporate Welfare Zone here in the Body of Christ and Surrounding South Texas? Quit playing dumb.
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: Re: Re: Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 4:18:26 AM
TELL ME YOUR NOT A BROWN NOSER BETTER TRY ASKING FOR A SOUL!
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Re: Re: Good help is hard to find......... 5/2/2005 3:45:40 AM
"":Why should I have to pay top Dollar and then subsidise the same employee w/ welfare that I could not get"" I BELIEVE TOP DOLLAR HERE WOULD BE 75,OOO! YOU R STUPID POOR YOU POOR POOR POOR YOU BETTER GET A SOUL BEFORE YOU RUN OUT OF MONEY!
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: Re: I have always wondered why............... 5/2/2005 3:25:05 AM
stupid people try to cry about what they dont have and always think they are smart..... my GOD is so powerful there is nothing my GOD can not do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! why are you here? was this an ""assignment?'' got your ass kicked in everyway but physical and i bet you are hurting maybe you need to pray for mercy ...... HE IS WAITING!
curmudgeonPosts: 3232

There is nothing . . . 5/2/2005 5:45:16 AM
. . . my God can''t do. BWAHAHAHA!!!You might have him start by feeding one starving child.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Does this thread of................ 5/2/2005 6:04:17 AM
uglyness you started not prove anything to you? God works in Mysterious ways.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Thank You Curmudgeon for ......... 5/2/2005 5:32:52 AM
starting this thread! It is an ugly beginning but very productive. Who was that masked man?
curmudgeonPosts: 3232

What is ugly . . . 5/2/2005 9:19:44 AM
. . . everything is relative. There are finite resources even in the U.S. Spending millions on one child doesn''t make any sense when there are thousands who could be saved by preventative medicine or literally hundereds of thousands who could be saved by a few dollars in vacinations, etc. All problems are simple for the simple.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Well stated Curmy! 5/2/2005 10:19:08 AM
See? Why couldn''t you just say it like you did right now. I do not totally agree; but that one has some cooth in it at least! I have the same argument with regard to the WIA funded TWC. Spending millions on ""Corporate Welfare Slugs"" doesn''t make any sense when each chunk (for one Private Sector Project) could (be ground up into tiny granules) go for helping thousands of ""Poor Welfare Slugs"" who will receive the Benefits regardless of whether these Public Funds subsidize the Private Sector (Corporate Welfare) or not. If you want to cut fat; there is a damn good place to start! Big dollars for the Few, in the name of the Poor; so the Rich can get Richer...... and still bitch about their pennies on the dollar being waisted on the Poor. These WIA billions are being spent very unwisely and in fact grossly over subsidize the Elite. They subsidize the Byrne Task Force Homeland Security Terrorist Interdiction agencies like the Tri County & South Texas Specialized Narcotics Task Force and the remainder of Corridor Interdiction in the name of the Poor (but nobody tells us that). The contracts are manipulated & funneled to the ""Friends"" of the WorkForce Commission and Economic Development benefactors.
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Hallarious.... 5/2/2005 11:06:09 AM
This is just hallarious... In the end your both right... Government gives handouts to both poor people, and corporations. Corporate welfair FAR outpasses personal welfair. Do any of them ""deserve"" it? Are there benifits to makeing sure a company that emploies hundereds or thousands of people dosn''t go under? Are there benifits to makeing sure kids don''t starve? Yes and yes... Unless you want a complete lazi fair free market, which no sain person would argue for, you shouldn''t be arguing the existance of welfair on either side, but the standards used to apply it.
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But the Corporate Welfare is ........... 5/2/2005 11:12:55 AM
not always Corporate in size but the money sure makes them grow! Also the corruption and skimming by the TWC Boards and Directors. And when a client fails to report $45 they try to lock em up and throw away the key.
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I am against . . . 5/2/2005 11:33:23 AM
. . . corporate well but a least with corporate welfare you are not financing more bastards.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Illegitimis nil carborundum - Don''t let the bastards... 5/2/2005 11:47:40 AM
grind you down
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Beat the Bastards 5/2/2005 2:04:52 PM
Beat The Bastards Exploited (Beat The Bastards) Slaves to the system theres no way out Slaves to the system do you have a shout Youve got to beat the bastards and beat em now Sick of policies puting me down Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now Just out of school dont have a clue No income support for you Cant get a job dont get a chance Sick of politics leaving you out Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now Money power and streight Teenage kids with nowt to spend Hungry homeless who gives a shit Sick of policies leaving me out Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now Beat the bastards, beat them now
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Re: Hallarious.... 5/4/2005 2:02:15 AM
What''s wrong with a laissez-faire market place? One that would actually let the people make the decisions of how the business is handled and not the government. If the people actually cared about illegal aliens working for a company, they can go elsewhere. If they don''t care, that company can flourish since they won''t have to pay all the extra wages and benefits American citizens think they must have.
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Certainly seems . . . 5/4/2005 5:37:55 AM
. . . to be working for Mexico. Ever read The Jungle by Upton Sinclair?
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Re: Re: Hallarious.... 5/4/2005 11:49:16 AM
If they don''t care, that company can flourish since they won''t have to pay all the extra wages and benefits American citizens think they must have. What happened to the rule of law? ILLEGAL aliens are ok to higher if ""the people"" don''t get in an uproar about it? Thats what I mean.... no one gives a crap anymore, increase profits is the only goal. And if thats your attitude I better not hear you chime in about how the illegals are draining the economy with welfair claims. If the people actually cared about illegal aliens working for a company, they can go elsewhere. So why is it the busniesses are exempt from the law? even in a lazzi fair economy, illegal aliens would be ILLEGAL. And forget your min. wage, overtime and safe work conditions in your lazi fair economy.




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shut up @jenny willbanks cold feet 5/1/2005 7:35:43 AM
man i know there is more important issues than this poor girls second thoughts and her great escape to freedom!
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There is no telling how many hundreds of thousand of dollars... 5/1/2005 10:28:04 AM
...we wasted on this by State, Local and Federal Officials. She should have just been a woman and called to say she was unsure. What would it have taken save courage, heart, courtesy and Logic!
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: There is no telling how many hundreds of thousand of dollars... 5/1/2005 11:53:38 AM
maybe he just would not take NO for an answer!
Capt CarralesPosts: 3167

In that case... 5/1/2005 2:07:56 PM
...the woman would have the law on here side, not out looking for her. If he was abusive, it will be made known.
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Re: There is no telling how many hundreds of thousand of dollars... 5/2/2005 8:22:42 PM
I was halfway feeling bad for the boyfriend but then-------- The boyfriend was interviewed and he came up with a couple of gems: ""Everybody makes mistakes"" and ""They shouldn''t press charges because taking a bus isn''t breaking any laws"" These two are meant for each other if for no other reason they have in common a degree of stupidity that shouldn''t be allowed to pollute the rest of the gene pool.
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Re: shut up @jenny willbanks cold feet 5/1/2005 1:56:48 PM
i like how the national media gets a hold of these types of stories and plays like they are concerned for the person and then just days after the climax you hear nothing of the story again. i say, don''t listen to the national media again unless you want to hear more stories about little children being kidnapped, raped and/or murdered so they can fill up time slots and boost their ratings. when they report things like this, it feels to me like some sort of lottery, i know it happens all over the states but for some reason they only report on some tragedy that might hit the hearts of americans. if they are going to report ""news"" then follow the story and i don''t want to hear about some chase in downtown LA or Houston, thank you. and another thing, ""we report, you decide"", what a joke, more like, ""we regurgitate, you feed on.""
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Re: Re: shut up @jenny willbanks cold feet 5/1/2005 3:07:11 PM
I agree 100 %. I think the media was dissappointed they didn''t have another Lacy Peterson. They were already making a big deal of him taking a private polygraph and not going to the police station and taking theirs.
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Re: Re: Re: shut up @jenny willbanks cold feet 5/2/2005 10:59:46 AM
Thats bad that they want somthing bad to happen to someone else to make a fortion off it but wellcome to reality right.
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Kinda hard . . . 5/2/2005 9:16:56 PM
. . . to feel sorry for some rich bitch who was gonna have fourteen bridesmaids at here wedding. I wonder who catered it, Ringling Brothers?




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Sarita Provided for all indigents of S. Tx! Nueces Hosp. Dist is Gravy! 4/30/2005 6:11:59 PM
Spohn delays project Construction waits for indigents' deal By NANCY MARTINEZ Caller-Times April 30, 2005 Christus Spohn Hospital System's $130 million-plus capital improvement project will be placed on hold because county and hospital officials didn't finalize details Friday in negotiations on indigent care funding. Spohn Health System Vice President Peter Banko said the project will be on hold until a final decision in the negotiations is made. Where the differences lie What Christus spohn is willing to give in credits Malpractice tort reform: $3.2 million annually, retroactive to ’01 Pharmacy rebate: $163,280 annually, retroactive to ’01 Co-payment credit: $755,076 annually, retroactive to ’01 Advertising credit: $545,753 annually, retroactive to ’01 Capital credit for new Westside health center: $150,000 annually Capital credit for new Robstown health center: $150,000 annually Source:Christus Spohn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What the County Hospital District wants as credits Pharmacy co-pays: $2.7 million in 2004, $800,000 annually thereafter Clinic/ER co-pays: $679,000 in 2004, $175,000 annually thereafter Drug rebates: $420,000 in 2004, $165,000 annually thereafter Drug assistance program: $62,500 annually starting this year Westside Clinic: $75,000 starting in ’07 Advertising: $2.2 million in 2004 and $600,000 annually thereafter Ad valorem tax: $5 million in 2004, $1.25 million annually thereafter Malpractice tort reform: $60 million in 2004 Source:Nueces County Hospital District If Nueces County Hospital District's proposal to Christus Spohn Health System officials Friday had been approved, $30 million in credit for the county would have been counted toward the indigent health care balance. That balance, after subtracting the county's 2004 payment, is $18.4 million for 2004, according to Spohn. But Spohn wants reimbursement for the entire balance it has been carrying since 2001 - in all that totals $41.3 million. The hospital district is required by law to provide indigent care for the poor. The county commissioners court appoints the hospital district's seven-member board and approves its tax rate and budgets. In 1996, the hospital district leased Spohn Hospital Memorial and clinics to Spohn Health System for $63.5 million. The indigent health care contract between the hospital district and Spohn has been in negotiations for the past 15 months, and Spohn proposed in February that the county pay the difference between the $41.3 million Spohn provided for indigent care and the $24 million the county paid. The county says Spohn should give it credit for services the county provides, including advertising expenses, savings from not having to pay property taxes and savings for tort reform protection. Memorial is protected from lawsuits to a certain extent because it provides indigent care. The plan Spohn proposed calls for $20 million up front from the county and an increase of funding by $3.8 million annually. That, Spohn officials say, would cover 2004's balance and would be applied toward future indigent care. That's possible, Banko said, if the hospital district took the money from its reserve fund. At the end of fiscal 2004, according to hospital district reports, the fund balance was $61.5 million. "The only reason there is a fight is because there's $60 million in the bank," Shamsie said. "If that wasn't there, you would be saying, 'Cut the rolls.' " Hospital district and county officials said they did not favor using the reserve funds. "You're suggesting that they live off their balance until they run out," said Steve Waterman, executive assistant to Shamsie. "They'll have to raise taxes like the county had to do. You think they don't need money to operate out there?" On Monday, Spohn rejected a counter-offer by the hospital district to cut expenses by reducing indigent care. "What would people think about you cutting enrollment with all that money sitting in the bank," Banko asked. "That's a good headline." Officials did agree this week that prescription drug benefits for Medicaid and Medicare patients would have to be eliminated. The county wants to make the cuts July 1; Spohn wants to make the cuts in 2006. Hospital district, county and Spohn officials plan to meet Monday to discuss the items.
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Re: Sarita Provided for all indigents of S. Tx! Nueces Hosp. Dist is Gravy! 4/30/2005 6:14:13 PM
Notice they say By Law the Nueces Hospital District is responsible for the indigent care? Why do they not mention anything about Sarita''s $$$$$$$$$$$$$$? And then they get reimbursed from Medicaid also! Why do you think Spohn took Memorial into the Fold? I smell an Audit!
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What you smell . . . 4/30/2005 6:39:25 PM
. . . is a hell of a lot closer than an audit. You really should wipe better. I don''t give a fuck . . . wait can''t say fuck, I really don''t give a f*ck about the indigents, just another name for wetbacks. If they want health care they can go back to Mexico. Remember the poor citizens of the U.S. can get Medicade.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

It seems Peter Banko begs to differ........ 4/30/2005 6:50:31 PM
with you Curmy! Your Allignment is becoming overt! Better quit brown nosing the General. Your olfactories are betraying you! Temper temper Curmy? Indigents are more inclusive than just a bunch of wetbacks. The indigents it seems are more important at this table than you are. They represent a source of power unimagined by the elite until the elite become desperados! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Whose scent do you ................ 4/30/2005 6:54:25 PM
enjoy moreso while Brown Nosing? The General? John John? Mr Hunt? Or the Armstrongs?
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Aside from . . . 4/30/2005 7:10:04 PM
. . . the Armstrongs, I have never met any of them. I don''t exactly move in the same social circles as the Armstrongs or any of the others for that matter.
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Curmy from another''s point of view......... 4/30/2005 7:06:20 PM
as non indigent to North America technically we can be considered as ""Wetbacks"" also! Saltwater Wetbacks! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
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Re: Sarita Provided for all indigents of S. Tx! Nueces Hosp. Dist is Gravy! 5/1/2005 5:45:01 AM
yeah i dont think any poor people will notice that ""on hold"" 130 mill pork project will affect them!
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Peter Banko to Shamsie: ""a standing job offer to work for me,"" 5/1/2005 7:22:23 PM
Peter Banko to Shamsie: ""a standing job offer to work for me,"" Spohn administrator a fan of Terry Shamsie At a hospital district staff meeting on Friday, County Judge Terry Shamsie''s unrelenting negotiating skills got him a job offer. ""If you don''t run for re-election you have a standing job offer to work for me,"" said Peter Banko, Spohn Health System vice president and Memorial administrator. ""I want you on my side."" Shamsie replied while laughing, ""Don''t tell me that, I''ll leave right now.""
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With his mannerisms Shamsie . . . 5/1/2005 7:31:20 PM
. . . could probably make more servicing sailors in the public restrooms on the T head.
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Re: With his mannerisms Shamsie . . . 5/1/2005 9:19:11 PM
Do you know who his father in law is?
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Michael . . . 5/1/2005 9:22:27 PM
. . . Jackson?




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Juan Escobar, John Hubert, Lomas and the Running W Puppet Show. Told Ya? 4/30/2005 4:29:23 AM
State panel Oks new district court Plan for Kleberg, Kenedy counties sent to full House By TIM EATON Scripps Howard Austin Bureau April 20, 2005 AUSTIN - The House Judiciary Committee unanimously passed a bill that would create a new district court for Kleberg and Kenedy counties. Supporters say the court is needed because of a backlog of cases, including many that originate from Border Patrol checkpoints. But opponents say it is a waste of money and isn't needed. Advertisement Committee members listened to testimony late Monday night on the bill by Rep. Juan Escobar, D-Kingsville. The committee vote sends it to the full House for consideration within the next few weeks. About 10 people from the Coastal Bend went to Austin to show support for the would-be 423rd District Court. Supporters included Escobar's former opponent John Hubert, Kleberg County Commissioner Romeo Lomas and Kleberg County Court at Law Judge Martin Chiuminatto. While some people made the trip to testify in favor of the court, others in the district said creating a new court would be a waste of money. Escobar's bill would remove some responsibilities from Judge J. Manuel Banales of the 105th District Court, which serves Nueces, Kleberg and Kenedy counties. "We have the 105th that has an impact on our community, but the judge is only a part-time judge," Escaobar told members of the judiciary committee. "He spends most of his time in Nueces County." Escobar said Banales spends about five days a month outside of Nueces County. Banales could not be reached Monday or Tuesday, but he said last month the counties do not generate enough cases to warrant a separate judicial district. The bill would form the new district court at a cost to the state of $118,854 for 2006 and $129,659 in subsequent years. Setup costs to Kleberg County would be minimal because the county already has a courtroom and staff that serves Banales. After the court became operational, the total cost to the counties would be about $80,000 a year for benefits and payroll for court personnel, according to the Legislative Budget Board. But Kenedy County Commissioner Tobin Armstrong, who did not testify, said he knows of no reason to spend the money. In a telephone interview, he called the bill "totally unnecessary." He also said "it blows my mind" why Escobar would file a bill when everything is working fine and nobody is complaining. "We have an excellent system that is working beautifully," Armstrong said. "Banales is right on top of things." If Escobar had asked, Armstrong said he would have told him not to bother with filing the legislation. But Kleberg County Commissioner Joe Hinojosa, who did not testify, said he supports a new district court. "For the progress of Kingsville, we need a district court," he said. "It would benefit Kleberg and Nueces counties." Contact Tim Eaton at (512)334-6642 or eatont@scripps.com
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The 105th aint goin down without a fight! 4/30/2005 5:41:29 AM
Posted on April 30, 2005 at 07:24:44 AM by Jaime Some heads will roll on this one! Do you think Lomas can stay sober enough to attend the meetings or will he just go snot slinging drunk as usual?
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400K acres burning pockets: Bombing Range & now Messbarger tries to sell... 4/30/2005 5:44:15 AM
us on U-238 & a windfarm? ________________________________________ The community''s business with Dick Messbarger Let''s recognize our other energy sources March 28, 2005 Forget the old slogans touting ""A sport forever Texas"" and ""The Living Legend."" We''re going to start touting our area as the ""Diversified Energy Capital of Texas."" The Kleberg-Kenedy county region long has been a major producer of oil and gas, and about 20 years ago Uranium Resources Inc. (URI) with the Kingsville Dome Project initiated uranium mining. Advertisement This past year, American Shoreline announced the Penascale Wind Farm in Kenedy County, a potential $400-million project that could produce enough electricity to power the entire city of Brownsville. A second wind farm comparable in size to the Penascale effort has been discussed with Kenedy County Commissioners and also would be located along the coast in Kenedy County. So, if you look at oil and gas production, uranium mining and the prospect of wind generation, you see why I''m proposing a new slogan for the area. Some even have suggested that if you could tap into some discussions by area political entities, the hot air generated could produce another energy source - geo-thermal (that one will get me into trouble, but it was too rich to pass up). Uranium mining in Kleberg County has not followed a smooth road to production. Opposed by the Kleberg County Commissioners Court, URI eventually opened a mine that produced millions of pounds of yellow cake during its years of active operation. URI had a positive impact on the area''s economy but failed to complete restoration of its minefield, hampering its efforts to reopen the mine. When the price of uranium started falling in the 1980s, primarily because of Russia dumping an oversupply of enriched uranium on the world market, domestic mining came to a screeching halt. The price fell to as low as $7 a pound and it became impossible for unsubsidized uranium mining companies to stay competitive. Only foreign firms in places like Canada, Australia, China and Russia continued mining because their governments provided financial support - as our government has in steel, agriculture, railroads and shipping industries. Now the picture has changed. The price of uranium has been climbing to all-time highs (above $20 a pound) and the demand is skyrocketing. Because there was a surplus of uranium for years, the development of new fields was stymied and old mines were shut down - and most U.S. uranium mining companies went out of business. Today there is a major shortfall in uranium mining. This comes as 25 new nuclear plants are under construction, 37 plants are on line for construction during the next few years, and 74 plants are proposed (20 new plants in China alone). The atom generates 20 percent of U.S. electricity and powers 16 percent of the world''s electricity. World consumption is 180 million pounds a year, while production sits at around 100 million pounds. Gerald Grandey, CEO of Cameco, a Canadian uranium mining company, told a mining conference in Vancouver last week: ""The shortfall between demand and production has been covered by civilian and military inventories these inventories are finite and cannot continue to bridge the shortfall between consumption and primary mine production beyond a few more years."" Harry Anthony, a Kleberg County resident and expert in the uranium mining industry, has been traveling the globe evaluating potential mine fields in places such as Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Australia. He points out that the annual uranium requirement for the United States is around 55 million pounds for nuclear refueling, but the current domestic production stands at 2.3 million pounds. That means we are importing 95 percent of the fuel for domestic nuclear plants, a larger dependency on foreign uranium sources than oil. Anthony has scanned the old Humble/Exxon logs and feels there are potentially large uranium deposits in the area, particularly in Kleberg and Kenedy counties. Currently there doesn''t appear to be much of an appetite for expanded uranium mining with current landowners and governmental bodies. Experts in the nuclear industry have said for years that another nuclear plant likely won''t be approved for construction in the United States. Regardless, with oil at $50-plus a barrel, natural gas prices climbing and the downside to the environment with coal-fired plants, the prospects of generating energy from wind and the atom look more promising each day. And that, my friends, makes the Wild Horse Desert appear as the ""Diversified Energy Capital of Texas."" Dick Messbarger is executive director of the Greater Kingsville Economic Development Council.
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guess they cant buy the juge so they buy the lawmaker and his loser hub 4/30/2005 5:48:37 AM
Re(1): Juan Escobar, John Huberts puppet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted on April 30, 2005 at 06:59:53 AM by dannoynted1 About 10 people from the Coastal Bend went to Austin to show support for the would-be 423rd District Court. Supporters included Escobar''s former opponent John Hubert, Kleberg County Commissioner Romeo Lomas and Kleberg County Court at Law Judge Martin Chiuminatto. excuse me while i lmao for sure , loser john thomas hubert is the least credible compared with the devil cuz at least the devil admits he is a devil! last time i saw martin and john the judge was reprimanding hubert by stating ""not to insult the intelligence of this court"" i guess marty forgot.... hubert is the stupidest saint mary''s graduate in the history of law... and i got the transcript to prove it! john hubert what a disgrace to his ""family""
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Re: guess they cant buy the juge so they buy the lawmaker and his loser hub 4/30/2005 6:03:08 AM
oh and since his sissy cant get a court record sealed she is on the payroll of the stupid,rich& soon to be infamous she is a disgrace to her family as well.... i hear dallas need puppets like the huberts....
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Why . . . 4/30/2005 6:29:50 AM
. . . pass up he opportunity for another Mexican judge?
dannoynted1Posts: 553

Re: Why . . . 4/30/2005 6:33:04 AM
a mexican slant? he is italian idiot! and tony can be bought for a nick he believes he is really white delusional of course!
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John Hubert, WAS PAID TO BY ? TO PUSH WHO''S AGENDA? 4/30/2005 3:07:28 PM
THAT HUBERT DONT DO NOTHIN UNLESS HE IS SUCKING OFF THE GOVERNMENT!!!!!!!!!! LIED ABOUT BEING IN IRAQ LIED ABOUT HIS INTEL QUALIFIED TO LIE WHEN THERE ARE SOLDIERS DYING IN IRAQ PUBLICALLY LIED THAT HE WAS A WAR HERO!!!!!!!!! THAT IS THE BIGGESSSTTTTTTTT CROCK OF CRAP BUT THE DEVIL I AM SURE IS PROUD!!!!!!! YOUR DAMN RIGHT ITS PERSONAL!!!!!!!!1
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escobar is a liar! 5/1/2005 6:00:02 AM
i know for a fact banales is in kleberg and kenedy counties more than 5 days a month! liar legislaters working for their opponents! aint that the shit? escobar and hubert sitting in a tree k-i-s-s-i-n-g pedophiles said banales'' signs are too much to bear... those signs scare my prey hubert comes to save the day!!!
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Re: escobar is a liar! 5/1/2005 7:46:04 AM
Has anyone seen a sign in KLEBERG county? As I recall, Banales only had the signs placed in Nueces... If there is one, what is the address. Block number will do, if you don''t want to give the address...
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Re: Re: escobar is a liar! 5/1/2005 7:54:09 AM
i believe there was one on east warren..
Jaime KenedenoPosts: 1468

Good intuition.............. 5/1/2005 8:39:36 AM
to make such an observation. I am sure Banales has many a pedophile enemy. And as you know they do have moral turpitude. I do not beleive this is the case even though to toy with the allegations is amusing. The underlying motives for this judicial creation has the stench of a Hubertian Cleberg Republican Party Agenda. With A Tony ""Two Fer"" Canales / Booth / Border Patrol Federal Element. Is that what you were not saying Guido?
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Re: Juan Escobar, John Hubert, Lomas and the Running W Puppet Show. Told Ya 5/2/2005 7:37:12 AM
Jaime, what''s wrong with a new district court?
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Juan Escobar, John Hubert, Lomas and the Running W Puppet Show. Told Ya 5/2/2005 8:06:24 AM
First of all they don''t need it. Next, Romeo Lomas & John Hubert is acting on behalf of the King Ranch for the King Ranch Agenda. The underlying motives for this judicial creation has the stench of a Hubertian Cleberg Republican Party Agenda. With A Tony ""Two Fer"" Canales / Booth / Border Patrol Federal Element. Manuel Banales does not beleive it is needed. He is not a malleable Judge is the reason they wish to circumvent. Tobin & Anne Armstrong have come out against the idea also. Probably because it will place Kenedy County at the hands of Cleberg County? Plan A which was to get Guy Williams into the DA''s Office and John Hubert into the Lege with the Good ole Boy Mayor Fugate and Lomas ''the drunk"" brown nosing and advocating King ranch Agenda. Plan A failed. But it did reveal a lot! Plan A did not work. on to Plan B Now Plan B A New District Court with a Puppet Judge and prosecutor for the Sarita Check point $$$$$$$$$$$$ and Border Patrol influence with the WIA funded Drug Interdiction / Seizure / Forfeiture assets. They don''t want the court for reasons of Comity. They want it so they can install their people to accomplish a certain agenda. They want a Puppet in the Wild Horse Desert! Next thing you know they will have Tony ""Two Fer a Nickel"" Canales Presiding! A Puppet Bench, a Puppet DA and they already have the KFATSO Mole. He is the CEO and Ed Byrne Operative while at TAMUK!
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Re: Juan Escobar, John Hubert, Lomas and the Running W Puppet Show. Told Y 5/2/2005 9:14:18 AM
If they are using the excuse that the 105th has only a part time judge, will a full time judge solve the problem?
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You need to go to the Docket Call.... 5/2/2005 10:41:47 AM
and witness true efficiency at work. Banales is a Work A Holic. In Cleberg the Community Supervision department is a cash cow. Not because of the fines and fees that the revolving door brings in but because of the Grants they get to operate the facilities. Then each ""special situation"" of a probationer merits another type of Grant. They alway fight dirty in Kingsville for the positions that control the Procurement & Acquisition and thus the plush grant money. The 105th bills Cleberg and oversees the Forfeitures and seizures also. There is a Plea Bargain System and Unadjudicated probation is a common sentence. So the Adjudication or Criminal trial is sort of postponed and postponed while the probationer is complying. If he messes up they can revoke and adjudicate. You cannot truyst Lomas or Hubey! Escobar got bullied into the lege!



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KFATSO & "direction as to how much to pay," Land Com. Patterson said. 4/30/2005 12:17:10 AM
Kenedy Foundation closer to collecting money Dispute is about 35K acres of land By TIM EATON Scripps Howard Austin Bureau April 28, 2005 AUSTIN - The John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation moved closer Wednesday to the possibility of collecting millions of dollars from the state in a land dispute case. The disagreement already has cost the state $1.3 million in legal fees and the foundation considerably more than that. Advertisement The foundation, along with its beneficiary, the Corpus Christi Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church, wants to sue the state's General Land Office over a dispute about 35,000 acres of natural resource-rich coastal mudflats on the Kenedy Ranch. But before that happens, the Legislature first must give its blessing. The effort passed the first test Wednesday when the House Civil Practices Committee unanimously passed a resolution by Rep. Vilma Luna, D-Corpus Christi, designed to give the foundation the right to sue. Siding with the foundation, the committee chairman, Rep. Joe Nixon, R-Houston, noted that if the situation were reversed - that is, if the land office were suing the foundation - the legal process would not be so arduous and the matter already might be settled. The ongoing dispute stems from a 1986 lawsuit. In that suit, the foundation sought to take back the mudflats from state control and collect money the state earned from leasing to various oil and gas producers. Under then-Land Commissioner Garry Mauro, the land office had claimed the parcel as state property and leased it to Exxon Corp. and Bright and Co. in the late 1980s. The state also collected millions in royalties. But in 2002, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the Kenedy Foundation was the actual landowner. However, damages were never awarded. That is where Rep. Vilma Luna, D-Corpus Christi, stepped in and filed House Concurrent Resolution 132. Luna's proposed legislation, if passed, would serve as the necessary document to allow the foundation to take the state to court and sue for the money the state collected when it controlled the mudflats. "The conduct of the General Land Office and the School Land Board amounts to an unconstitutional taking of the property without just and adequate compensation," Luna's resolution reads. The resolution also said the foundation should be able to go after loss of leasing revenue, royalties, bonuses, delay rentals, seismic permit fees, pipeline easement payments and other payments. Richard Leshin, the foundation's attorney, said he wants the $4 million that the land office said it made off the land since 1986. Interest could tack on another a couple of million dollars, he added. So far, the foundation has collected $2.6 million that was placed in the care of the court system by oil companies. And Leshin said he expects the foundation to take another $460,000 of state money in the next few weeks. Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, who inherited this legal fight from previous administrations, agreed more is probably owed to the foundation. "I need some direction as to how much to pay," Patterson said. "We owe them some more money. We just don't know how much." Any money taken from the land office would come from the Permanent School Fund, which helps the state pay for public education. If the entire House passes the resolution, the Senate would still have to approve it before the governor could consider it. Contact Tim Eaton at (512) 334-6642 or eatont@scripps.com
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""There is a very troubling pattern here on the part of the hosp. district 4/30/2005 12:25:56 AM
Hospital district board''s openness questioned Open meeting rules are followed, local officials say By NANCY MARTINEZ Caller-Times April 29, 2005 During the past 15 months of indigent care negotiations, the Nueces County Hospital District''s board has met in closed session six times. Some board members also have met in an unknown number of staff meetings. And, some decisions have been made without the board''s public vote. Hospital district and county officials all say the board is in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings law. But Joe Larsen, a media attorney in Houston and a board member of the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, said it is not. Advertisement ""There is a very troubling pattern here on the part of the hospital district,"" Larsen said after learning of meeting records obtained by the CallerTimes. ""The less than quorum meetings and closed sessions with the attorney are obviously intended to exclude the public from deliberations of matters that should be made in open session."" Larsen cited a section of the Texas Government Code: ""A governmental body commits an offense if the member or group of members knowingly conspires to circumvent this chapter by meeting in numbers less than a quorum for the purpose of secret deliberations in violation of this chapter."" ""It is absolutely unacceptable,"" Larsen said, adding that the district attorney should investigate. District Attorney Carlos Valdez said Thursday he did not have enough information to comment. He said he would look into the situation if a complaint is made. County Attorney Laura Garza Jimenez said the meetings that have been held by staff and attended by some board members are not subject to the open meetings act because they are not policymakers pursuant to the act as interpreted by case law. Jimenez said the board had the authority to meet in executive session to consult with legal counsel. ""In reviewing the list of meetings the governing body was meeting properly to discuss legal remedies or to obtain legal advice,"" she said. Jimenez added that she was not informed of the hospital district''s decision to eliminate the Medicaid prescription plan after June 30 or to devise a recent counterproposal to Spohn''s February proposal to increase indigent care funding. Larsen said the board should have taken a vote on the counterproposal before presenting it to Spohn. Hospital district administrator Jonny Hipp said the proposal was drawn up in a staff meeting, which is not open to the public. Hipp said he was obligated to make the Medicaid prescription plan decision by the hospital indigent care agreement with the county and that board approval was not needed. Larsen said if the contract mandated a specific action, the action could be taken without a public vote. But if the contract required actions with different options, it would require further decision in open session. The county''s contract doesn''t outline a specific action. The indigent care contract calls for a change in enrollment or benefits or a combination of both by 10 percent when the indigent health care costs balance reached 125 percent in excess of the previous year, Hipp said. Contact Nancy Martinez at 8863794 or martinezna@caller.com
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KFATSO''s Slush Fund of Spend & Decieve. Account for Sarita''s $$$$$$$$$$$ 4/30/2005 4:04:10 AM
County wants hospital bill cut Shamsie seeks credit from Spohn for $7.5 million By NANCY MARTINEZ Caller-Times April 29, 2005 Nueces County Judge Terry Shamsie and county hospital district officials told Christus Spohn Health System on Thursday its recent decision to make its $130 million-plus Renaissance development project contingent on the outcome of indigent health-care negotiations was unwarranted. ""From the county perspective, you are saying if we can''t agree on everything then you can''t go forward,"" Shamsie said. Advertisement The discussion ended in a list from county officials to Spohn for more than $7.5 million it wants counted toward the unpaid indigent health-care balance. That list includes prescription rebates and co-pays, advertising, tax and tort reform savings. Spohn and county officials plan to meet today to possibly finalize their plan for indigent care. Spohn officials said they paid $40 million for indigent care in 2004 and that the county compensated for $24 million. In February, Spohn officials proposed the hospital district make up the difference. County officials said their agreement with Spohn didn''t call for paying the unanticipated increase. Shamsie said that before Christus Spohn Health System President and CEO Kathryn McDonagh took over at Spohn, hospital officials said they would fund their development with savings gained from tort reform. ""I can''t speak to what was said before,"" McDonagh said. ""But this was a new game started two years ago. I see it as a win-win for everybody."" District board chairman Van Huseman said the Monday letter that McDonagh sent to county and hospital district officials rejecting the county''s cost-cutting plan for indigent health care ""sounds like we''re torpedoing the Renaissance project, but the question is really whether taxpayers should finance it."" Shamsie said there would be cuts in indigent care ""no matter what;"" the question is how deep. Peter Banko, Spohn vice president and Memorial administrator, agreed, but said his concern is the timing of the cuts. The district recently made a cut to indigent care related to prescriptions Starting July 1, the hospital district no longer will pay for prescriptions for 2,680 Medicaid patients. Medicaid pays for a patient''s first three prescriptions. Since at least 1996, the hospital district has paid for the next three prescriptions. Spohn officials gave the hospital district a May 1 deadline to decide whether it would pay the hospital more for indigent health care, which has grown 62 percent in the past four years. Spohn officials said they would put a $130 millionplus development project on hold if more funding isn''t promised. On Monday, Spohn rejected a counter-offer by the hospital district to cut expenses by cutting indigent care. The hospital district is required by law to provide indigent care for the poor. The county commissioners court appoints the district''s sevenmember board and approves its tax rate and budgets. In 1996, the hospital district leased Spohn Memorial hospital and clinics to Spohn Health System for $63.5 million. The district''s current tax rate is 22.5 cents per $100 evaluation, and the district''s budget is $27 million a year. Contact Nancy Martinez at 8863794 or martinezna@caller.com
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Both entities annually contribute several million dollars to Christus! 4/30/2005 5:34:54 AM
State''s highest court to hear Kenedy case At issue is whether to exhume body of the late rancher By Matthew Sturdevant Caller-Times April 9, 2005 The Texas Supreme Court decided Friday to hear arguments in a case between the oil-rich Kenedy foundation and trust and would-be heirs who want to be recognized as descendants of the late rancher and businessman John G. Kenedy Jr. The Texas Supreme Court decided to hear oral arguments this fall from lawyers representing the Kenedy foundation and trust and from Ray Fernandez, the Nueces County medical examiner, who is suing to prove John G. Kenedy Jr. was his grandfather. A specific date hasn''t been set for opening arguments. Advertisement The court will decide whether Travis County Probate Judge Guy Herman had the legal jurisdiction in June 2004 to approve the exhumation of Kenedy''s body to find out whether he fathered Fernandez''s mother, 79-year-old Ann Fernandez. The Texas Supreme Court''s entry into the case in September 2004 - when the court asked for legal technicality-related briefs from lawyers on all sides - put the exhumation on hold. The trust and the foundation are represented separately. Jorge Rangel, an attorney for the Kenedy foundation, said the court could have denied a petition challenging Herman''s jurisdiction and decided the case without oral argument in favor of either the trust and foundation or Fernandez. Instead, the court took the third option: hearing of oral arguments. One of Fernandez''s attorneys, Jennifer Hogan of Hogan & Hogan LLP in Houston, said it''s not surprising that the court decided to hear oral arguments for a few reasons. ""This is a case that has gotten a lot of attention . . . and the legal questions are novel and ones that the Supreme Court hasn''t written about,"" Hogan said. Osler McCarthy, a staff attorney for public information at the Texas Supreme Court, said, ""It''s an exceptional case in that it''s an exhumation and who is being exhumed and the stakes involved."" The ranch has been operated by the John G. Kenedy Jr. Charitable Trust and the John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation. Each was established from Kenedy''s estate. Both entities annually contribute several million dollars to Catholic charities, including the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi and the Christus Spohn Health System. If the Supreme Court justices agree with the Austin judge, the body of the South Texas rancher, who died in 1948, could be exhumed for DNA testing, allowing science to determine whether Fernandez and his mother are related to Kenedy. Since 2001, Ann Fernandez, the daughter of the Kenedys'' former housekeeper, Maria Rowland Goates, had claimed Kenedy was her father. On her deathbed, Goates remarked that Ray Fernandez resembled Kenedy, according to court records. Kenedy and his wife, Elena, had no children. For years, it has been thought that Kenedy was sterile after battling a severe case of mumps as a young man. Ray Fernandez has said he hopes DNA testing will prove the notion of Kenedy''s sterility to be wrong. Both the foundation and the trust do not want the body disturbed. Lawyers for the foundation and the trust also have said Fernandez is too late to stake a claim because all the estates were closed years ago. Contact Matthew Sturdevant at sturdevantm@caller.com, or 886-3778.
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Re: KFATSO & ""direction as to how much to pay,"" Land Com. Patterson said. 4/30/2005 1:38:02 AM
the Permanent School Fund, which helps the state pay for public education. oh yeah? when was this created? by whom? no doubt""highland park"" in dallas reaps the fruits of this noble endeavor! ""the poor of south texas"" get the ''runaround'' yeah keep, it up you too will SOw TOo!
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Ya shoulda . . . 4/30/2005 7:37:01 AM
. . . stayed awake in social studies and you would know all that. I have a feeling that the performance of Highland Park has more to do with the fact that 96% of the students are White than the fact that Highland Park spends $36 more a year per student than does Robstown where the 98% of the students are Mexican. Highland Park spends $8,638 per year per student getting only 10% of the revenue from the State of Texas. Robstown spends $8,602 per year per student and gets 68% of the revenue from the State of Texas. The Permanent Education Fund provides only a tiny part of the annual education cost in Texas as only the interest and income off the property it owns can be spent. Lesson over.
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u should fit right in ............. 4/30/2005 2:51:10 PM
I have a feeling that the performance of Highland Park has more to do with the fact that 96% of the students are White than the fact that Highland Park spends $36 more a year per student"" i did not realize you were ""feeling"" them facts!!!!bwahwahwah wow i didnt know they spend more per white kid than what is spent for mexicans oh but it is ""robbin hood"" yeah always robbing those in the HOOD! spending more on rich thats your scream claim you pay for every thing you lie i believe that the state pays highland park 10% !!!!!!!!! 90% comes from where? it is a public school but exclusive, no? no wait you pay for that too? you dont even realize the flaw in that most informing spin on creative accounting! i bet robstown dont get a fraction of what subsidized high scammers do! the state steals our money then claims they pay? the state of texas is into stealing from the poor so the rich have write offs..... i bet the sum of the write offs by the rich is double what welfare pays out!
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The State of Texas . . . 4/30/2005 3:08:43 PM
. . . conviently provides all that information here:
AEIS ReportsAs usual you don''t have a clue. Highland Park ISD spends just $36 more per year per student than Robstown ISD. About 90% of the funds Highland Park ISD uses to opperate come from local soureces, mostly property taxes. More than two thirds of the funds used to opperate Robstown ISD come from the state, i.e, the White folks of Texas are subsidizing Robstown. The average SAT score for Highland Park - ll87, and for Robstown, drum roll please - 956. Just goes to show what Mexicans can do when funded properly.
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Try this link instead 4/30/2005 3:11:10 PM
AEIS Reports
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We''ll get it right eventually 4/30/2005 3:12:47 PM

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One more try 4/30/2005 3:14:24 PM

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Why aren''t hyperlinks working? 4/30/2005 3:16:14 PM
AEIS Reports
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At last! The link . . . 4/30/2005 3:17:27 PM
. . . works!
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Re: At last! The link . . . 4/30/2005 3:25:13 PM
BREAKS FAST...... CREATIVE ACCOUNTING GETS WHITE RICH KIDS TEACHERS AND WE GET CURMUDGEON!
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Re: The State of Texas . . . 4/30/2005 3:22:39 PM
just $36 more per year per student than Robstown ISD. About 90% of the funds Highland Park ISD uses to opperate come from local soureces, mostly property taxes. JUST JUST JUST YOU MEAN THEY KEEP THEIR PROPERTY TAXES ? NOPE THE TEACHERS LIKE YOU SHOW US WHAT THE RICH ARE PAYING FOR!!!!!!!!!!!
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JOHN HUBERT LIAR OF THE LAW 4/30/2005 3:18:49 PM
TOLD INTEL THAT YOUR INCAPABLE OF STUDYING THE SOCIAL CLIMATE IN SOUTH TEXAS.... IF YOU AND HUBERT ARE ALL THE INTEL HAS NO WONDER ""VOLUNTEERS"" ARE NEEDED!!! JOHNSEY HUBERT WHAT SAY YOU? ON THE WAY IN TELL INTEL HOW LOST IN YOU ARE IN TEL LING IN CRAP INTEL......... SPIN THAT WHEEL.....
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Put . . . 4/30/2005 3:31:28 PM
. . . the crack pipe down and step away from the keyboard! No more Bingo for you!
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BUT I HAVE BINGO. 4/30/2005 3:36:05 PM
CRACK KILLS ,YOU ONLY WISH I SMOKED IT SORRY YOUR MIND IS FEELING AGAIN!
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Re: BUT I HAVE BINGO. 4/30/2005 8:36:24 PM
Since I am not a mind reader, please explain where John Hubert comes into the picture.
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Ask John Hubert.................. 4/30/2005 9:19:01 PM
how he came into the Picture? with who he alligns? how he insulted the Court? why he maliciously prosecuted my wife? when the 13th COA reverses and acquits will he smile as grand? We are famous at their club!
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Re: Ask John Hubert.................. 4/30/2005 9:30:36 PM
his motives for creating another district court ""to relieve the back log of cases in the 105th""? why Cleberg & Kenedy Counties? about the Border Patrol , Sarita Check Point $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ & influence. what if Banales and Carlos Valdez get voted to the new bench? about Crocker, Granato, Linda Schauer & the Divide & Conquer of Kingsville?
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You . . . 4/30/2005 9:38:03 PM
. . . really do have a screw loose, don''t you. You make ole Danny look normal. Bingo!
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That is what.................. 4/30/2005 9:50:10 PM
people say when they are being revealed. Go ahead try to discredit. It won''t work. Connect the dots biggot! The unearthing is underway and in snowball mode! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Is that what happened............ 4/30/2005 10:15:44 PM
with the IRANIAN? Did he have a screw loose? And his ""Wife""
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They''re . . . 4/30/2005 10:24:03 PM
. . . coming to take me away!Ha!Ha!He!He!Ho!Ho! To the funny farm where people . . .
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Re: They''re . . . 5/1/2005 4:42:13 AM
here
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See how you act............. 5/1/2005 5:24:55 AM
so hastily to discredit and deny? Typical (in denial) responses: You''re crazy! You''re nuts! Don''t worry nobody will beleive me cuz I ""got a screw loose"". The next thing I know; Curmy will be calling me a heretic and urging the Pope to commence the inquisition once again? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: See how you act............. 5/1/2005 5:42:47 AM
i believe an inquisition of the financials and the bean counters will reveal whats already on the books! bank-o mc dough dan lend mee oops henry spohn foundation controls!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i dont believe the banko will sidough with youoh july 26 1905 and ""you can take that to the bank""




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Atheist: "That's too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence." 4/29/2005 4:36:45 AM
As Yogi Berra So eloquently put it. Now,with that in mind where does the Power (Spirit) come from? A Psychic with a proven record (like the ones used by Law Enforcement); is there not a higher power involved? Karma? Dreams? Telepathy? Prayer, does it heal? Coincidence after Coincidence after coincidence? I believe! I know there is a God! His name does not matter! The Bible is definitely incomplete as is the Koran, the gnostic scrolls & the Dead Sea Scrolls. The Bible and History reconcile ~ 7000 years ago!
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Re: Atheist: ""That''s too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence."" 4/29/2005 4:46:57 AM
what is an opposite of an atheist does not believe there is a God..... does that go for no devil too? if you believe in the devil then there must be a God hell cant exist if there is no heaven.... or would that be coincidental? possibly incidental?
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Stupid people . . . 4/29/2005 5:59:51 AM
. . . have been inventing gods to believe in for thousands of years. Why should you be an exception. Do you really believe the Earth is 6,000 years old and was completely covered with water only 5,000 years ago? Man, you are gullable!
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Geologically speaking................ 4/29/2005 6:02:52 AM
the earth is much older than that. I said the origin of Man. World History takes us back to the Sumers and the Fertile Crescent? What about Psychics abilities?
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speaking@psychic abilities.............. 4/29/2005 6:06:38 AM
curms aint got none........
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Re: Atheist: ""That''s too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence."" 4/29/2005 7:29:57 AM
The Bible is complete. If you paid more attention, Revelation is in the back. Revelation talks of the ""END"" of the Bible. ""COINSIDENCE?"" no it isn''t. If God wanted there to be more there would have been more. Here his proof from Revelation: I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds anything to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book. And if anyone takes words away from this book of prophecy, God will take away from him his share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book. Revelation 22:18-19
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Cornelius: I applaud your ....... 4/29/2005 8:09:59 AM
faith but you need to do a lot of homework! The gnostic scrolls, the Dead Sea Scrools but most of all the Corpus Christianorum!
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What if... 4/29/2005 8:34:10 AM
...everyone is right!!!
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It is........ 4/29/2005 9:25:34 AM
possible!
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Re: What if... 4/30/2005 1:48:34 PM
What if everyone lives in their own little world, wear meaning and purpose is all up to them? The world can be what ever you want it to be. But my way is still right and I will kill anyone who dissagrees. boy humans are hallarious
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Re: Atheist: ""That''s too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence."" 4/29/2005 4:01:12 PM
What if everyone has their own God looking over them and some of those Gods take care of their own and some don''t? Well, it may be beyond our control to have our own God. They may be there anyway and helping us out, whether we want them there or not.
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Re: Atheist: ""That''s too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence."" 4/29/2005 8:05:48 PM
I''ll place my faith in Christ, thank you. If I''m wrong, then I wasted my time on a trivial pursuit. No harm done. But if I''m right..........
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Funny . . . 4/29/2005 8:22:26 PM
. . . that is exactly what ole Tutankamen said about Osiris.
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Curmy: There is still that............... 4/29/2005 8:58:48 PM
question posed earlier; regarding the Divine Power a proven Psychic possesses. Karma & Telepathy also. Not a coincidence!
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Many different names & factions........... 4/29/2005 8:54:10 PM
but all originate from the same man upstairs. May the God of your heaven bless you.
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phsycics 5/2/2005 9:07:57 AM
A Psychic with a proven record (like the ones used by Law Enforcement); is there not a higher power involved? Can you show me one case where a psychic offered any evidence that lead to a lead or break in the case? Just ONE, is all I''m asking... Your ""proven track record"" exists only in the movies... reality and fiction is starting to blend.
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YOU ARE LOST SIDEWALK! 5/2/2005 10:45:55 AM
DONT YOU EVER WATCH COURT TV? PSYCHIC DETECTIVES? WOW DUDE WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? IN THE CLOSET OR????????
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Television is your source???? 5/2/2005 11:13:51 AM
like I said, reality and fiction are starting to blur... show me one documented case where psycic help solved the case... if its everywhere it should be easy to show just one.
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Re: YOU ARE LOST SIDEWALK! 5/2/2005 11:56:46 AM
DONT YOU EVER WATCH COURT TV? From CourtTV''s ""Crime Library"" The last paragraph of ""Do the Police REally use Psycics?"" Thus far, a psychic''s reliability for law enforcement has not been established. Anecdotal information is sometimes impressive and even surprising, but nothing can be concluded about using psychics as resources in solving a crime. Also... What appears to be most annoying to police officers is that when crimes happen—especially high-profile crimes—psychics call in offering information—sometimes hundreds of them. Regardless of whether the information is even acknowledged, the psychic claims that the police consulted him or her on that case. This appears to have been the MO of more than a few famous psychics, whose cases numbered into the hundreds and thousands. How many they actually worked on, let alone were invited into, is anyone''s guess. Lets check out famed psycic Noreen Renier... From her home page... Now, she is a well-known psychic detective who has worked on over 400 unsolved cases with city, county, and state Law Enforcement Agencies in 38 states and 6 foreign countries. Wonder how many she actually ""worked on"" The don''t tell you.... But if a familiy member is missing or your part of an unsolved case, just drop Mrs. Noreen an E-mail. The charge for a psychic consultation with the police detective working on the case is $1,000.00. The session usually lasts from one to two hours. If the police have a forensic artist to draw the suspect, it is helpful. If not, we can arrange to provide one, at a minimal cost if there are so many out there how come noone has collected on the One Million Dollar Paranormal Challange, offered by the James Randi foundation? Psycic detectives makes for good TV, simple minded people are ready to soak up and believe anything that makes life more than it really is.




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Closing Solomon Coles Elementary has nothing to do with Race or Lower.... 4/29/2005 1:13:50 AM
Socio Economic Status! Map of Look at the area. Look at the value of the property. Then compare the value post closing of the school? Homeland Security will eventually control this International Trade Zone to be. Certainly these guys planned far in advance for this game of Corpus Christi Monopoly. The little guys will get squeezed out as so will the remaining residents. Who controls the area? Lena Coleman? What Construction company will benefit extravagantly? Who are the Leaders of the Corpus Christi Board of Builders and the other elite economic development farces. Individual self-dealing economic development of the few (their own portfolios). I will mention a few: BAB Enterprises, Shoreline, TRT, Block Realty, Arnold, Frost, Myrtleson LTD, City of Corpus Christi & Lafreniere Trust. And the Construction Company will not be Fulton! Same thing is going on at the Island! We do not elect our leaders so they can scam us!
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Re: Closing Solomon Coles 4/29/2005 2:10:39 AM
ccisd is scamming the money and vrot h child is the scam education not segregation personal agendas are pushed and no where is it more obvious
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Re: Re: Closing Solomon Coles 4/29/2005 2:11:25 AM
an audit is due!
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Operation Clean Sweep .................. 4/29/2005 5:48:45 AM
demolishing buildings for the preparation of the future International Trade Zone. Money maker property. Buy Low, close down Coles, eradicate the rest of the homeowners and sell high to a few intermediaries with the final owner being a non taxable entity! Like the Port or some other ""official"" name! Then sell the land for the new schools on the south side and award all of the contracts to your friends.
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Re: Operation Clean Sweep .................. 4/29/2005 5:58:45 AM
sidewhacker said ""thats how the system works""? not! we will see how the ccisd justifies building new schools but can or will not support existing schools? not on my watch bob bo and his fellow ""republicants"" oh credit me when ""plagerizing"" my word lest sidewhack enforces his self motivated enforcement of his anonymous selective perception of plagerism...... republicants cant save a schindler much less a schiavo....
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Re: Operation Clean Sweep .................. 4/29/2005 7:52:51 AM
This is exactly what I ad said in one of my earlier posts. The land is needed for future ecconomic growth in that area of town. IMHO CCISD will lie like a rug to the people and the people are DUMB enough to beleive it is the truth. Coles is in fine shape ane will be for years. I do think there is some race involved in this as CCISD could find a smaller school for the people of the Coles dist. As for KIII TV and their story on asbostos dust all I can say is ""What does TV 3 know about anything that happens in ""The All America City"". If you want to know what is happening in ""The City"", watch Channel 10. Much more local news. ;)
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Watch out the asbestos dust ............. 4/29/2005 6:19:00 AM
is about to go airborn on Ramirez street! KIII is handling the propaganda campaign associated with the demolition prep for the growing International Traade Zone. The property value is low until the exodus of civilians and pre-arranged acquisition by certain members in the Economic Development Clique .




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INFINITY-A FORTUNE WAITIN TO BE... 4/28/2005 2:56:41 AM
I COULDNT HELP MYSELF......GROW UP 'CIDEAFER YOU’VE GOT ANOTHER THING COMIN’ LYRICS EDIT / RATE / PRINT One life I’m gonna live it up I’m takin’ flight I said I’ll never get enough Stand tall I’m young and kinda proud I’m on top as long as the music’s loud If you think I’ll sit around as the world goes by You’re thinkin’ like a fool cause it’s a case of do or die Out there is a fortune waitin’ to be had You think I’ll let it go you’re mad You’ve got another thing comin’ That’s right here’s where the talkin’ ends Well listen this night there’ll be some action spent Drive hard I’m callin’ all the shots I got an ace card comin’ down on the rocks If you think I’ll sit around while you chip away my brain Listen I ain’t foolin’ and you’d better think again Out there is a fortune waitin’ to be had You think I’ll let it go you’re mad You got another thing comin In this world we’re livin’ in we have our share of sorrow Answer now is don’t give in aim for a new tomorrow Oh so hot no time to take a rest yeah Act tough ain’t room for second best Real strong got me some security Hey I’m a big smash I’m goin’ for infinity yeah If you think I’ll sit around as the world goes by You’re thinkin’ like a fool cause it’s a case of do or die Out there is a fortune waitin’ to be had You think I’ll let it go you’re mad You’ve got another thing comin’
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breaking the law, breaking the law 4/28/2005 9:15:32 AM
Judas Priests... oh boy how exciting. Stand tall I’m young and kinda proud KINDA proud? They didn''t even have youthful vigor when they were young. LAME-O
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Vintage............. 4/28/2005 3:28:26 PM
Rock & Roll fool! You''re just another piece, another piece of Meat! Scorpions
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SIDE WHACKER......EL LAME-O 4/29/2005 3:04:15 AM
PIECE OF MEAT? IS THAT NOT BEEF JERKY? LAME-O? I THOUGHT THAT WAS A CLEANER OF SOME SORT? LAME=O=YOU OH UH OH WAS THAT LAME-OH I DONT BELIEVE SO! ONLY LAME O''S SAY THE WORD LAME WARN ANY POTENTIAL DATES IN ADVANCE THAT WOULD BE THE ""NON PLAGERIZER"" PROPER THING TO DO! WARN YOUR PURE EVIL SOULMATES ""THE DEVIL IS IN THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SON""-------CHARLIE DANIELS IN ""THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA"" RISING SON HIS HOUSE WILL ALWAYS ""BE THE BEST THERE''S EVER BEEN""
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SIDE WHACKER...... 4/29/2005 3:13:59 AM
Tell Nelly to go back to the Devil''s Den!
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Re: breaking the law, breaking the law 4/29/2005 4:53:22 AM
yeh i hear x is as well as acid? i thought plagerism was law breaking and you were into enforcement? does the x man know your position on law? is it possible without x ur lame-o?




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Friends debate how to split found treasure! 4/27/2005 10:14:55 PM
Apr 27, 11:04 PM EDT Friends debate how to split found treasure By JAY LINDSAY Associated Press Writer BOSTON (AP) -- Simple luck helped Tim Crebase and two friends find a stash of cash buried in his yard. Splitting up the money without damaging their friendship may take more skill. It was a rainy day early this month that prevented Crebase and friends Barry Billcliff and Matt Ingham go to their roofing job, so they began digging around his Methuen yard to dig up a shrub whose roots were creeping into a nearby set of stairs. About a foot down, Crebase said, he hit some soft wood. More digging cracked open a can and he saw the cash. After grabbing it, Crebase said he ran screaming to show Billcliff and Ingham, and they helped him uncover about eight remaining cans. The total stash was about 1,800 bills dating between 1899 and 1929 and piles of gold and silver certificates. Exactly who buried it at the rented home in Methuen, about 30 miles north of Boston - and why - is unknown. But at least Crebase and Billcliff disagree about who controls the treasure, estimated to be worth as much as $75,000. Crebase, 24, says he's the one who made the find and has the final say about the money, though he'll do what's best for everyone. "I'm the one who found it," Crebase said. "Without my decision, nothing's going to happen." But Billcliff, 27, said that's not true. "If one penny is spent, we all have to agree on its use," he told The Associated Press in a separate interview on Wednesday. "The truth was, I handed him the shovel, I told him where to start digging." Despite the dispute over who controls the money, the friends appear to agree on what they should do with at part of it: putting some of it into Ingham's rock band, called Till We Die. Both say the band, which Crebase described as "aggressive rock," can make it big with some help. "Once they get big, they're going to take care of me," Crebase said. A message left at a listing for Ingham in New Hampshire was not immediately returned. The day of the find, the men brought the money to Village Coin Shop in nearby Plaistow, N.H., where owner Domenic Mangano closed down early after he saw the quality of the notes. "I thought I was in a dream looking at this stuff," said Mangano, who estimated the value of the find at between $50,000 to $75,000. Much of the worth comes from diverse collection of obsolete national notes. Mangano said that in the early 20th century, banks were allowed to print currency with their own names on it. Once the federal government ended the practice, those notes became collector's items. Crebase said he's planning to keep plenty of the proceeds for himself, adding he'll buy a car, clothes and save some of it. He said he plans to give some to Billcliff and his landlord, the home's owner, Kevin Kozak, though he said he doesn't know how much yet. Billcliff said the money will be divided on a more collaborative, "as needed" basis. Telephone messages left for Kozak were not immediately returned on Wednesday. Besides splitting up the cash, the find has come with other difficulties, including calls from people threatening to dig up the property, as well as strangers wandering through the yard, looking for more, Crebase said. But in the weeks since the find, the yard was scanned with equipment that detects objects and nothing was found. Crebase said he wanted to be sure his new wealth doesn't cause new rifts. "I'd rather burn the money than cause problems between me and my friends," Crebase said. © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy. Purchase this AP story for reprint. If the AP has a problem with me posting it here at EVW? Tell em to Sue Me!
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Re: Friends debate how to split found treasure! 4/28/2005 3:04:58 AM
HOPEFULLY A REAL LESSON IN FUTILITY.... WHERE DO THE AP HAVE THEIR HEAD QUARTERS?
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Hoax & theft: Money stolen from a customer''s ......... 4/30/2005 10:05:22 PM
house while they were working there! What Idiots!




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Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 1:03:50 AM
Wow, Just made a move, no phone, no internet connection......I thought! Then I plugged in my PC and it showed a wireless internet "cctexas". Surprise to all of us. Thank you, it is a good idea as long as it is for everyone and it remains free!
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Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 8:46:04 AM
Pretty soon corpus hopes to have the whole city covered with free wireless internet access. But there is a bill in congress sponsered by telecommunications companies that would make it illegal for governments to provide free internet access. The city is doing it as a testing phase to get all the kinks out of their network... they don''t plan on having it forever.
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Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 12:24:06 PM
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Re: Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 2:10:50 PM
damn you one sided people. Remember, ""There''s no such thing as a free lunch."" It''s not free. The city weather they open it up to the public or not, is setting up a wireless network across the whole city. They use it for many government purposes... cops, fire, and all the agencies are interconnected anywere they go. While their setting it up, they keep it open, so anyone can use it... why? It makes people happy while providing valubale testers. The more people you have using it, the better chances your gonna find all the bottlenecks and glictches. So while my tax dollars are going to fund this wireless network, I think its only fair I have access to it. And in the future, when most big cities have government networks across the city, why should we have to fund a government network... then pay again, to a private company for personal access?
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Re: Re: Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 3:49:30 PM
I forgot they were setting it up for cops and such. I have heard that some are setting it up just to do it. I have read something online in the past saying this was a bad move, at this point in time. Wi-Fi isn''t meant for such wide use as covering a city. There is a technology currently in testing that''s more suitable for this. Many cities are going to have to take down their Wi-Fi for this new tech. I wouldn''t mind allowing people of the city to get on this and charging them a small monthly or one time fee to help defer the costs. At least those that choose not to use it won''t have to pay either at all or as much.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/5/2005 4:04:12 PM
There is a technology currently in testing that''s more suitable for this. Many cities are going to have to take down their Wi-Fi for this new tech. Thats just a sign of the times... and that you can name Wi-Fi off the top of your head and not this new technology is illustrates the fact that its still new. If we sat around waiting for the new thing to come along, we''d still be holding on to vinyl, 8 tracks, cassete tapes, and CD are all a passing phase, theres always something better on the horizon. PLUS, Wifi is just the means to transmit and connect the nodes of a network, you can replace the WiFi without having to replace everything... basicly an upgrade. I wouldn''t mind allowing people of the city to get on this and charging them a small monthly or one time fee to help defer the costs. I got no problem with that.... I think the idea of government internet, so EVERYONE can have it is great. Once eveyrone is online, so much can be streamlined. It could replace your mail box, imagin to cost savings, no more thousands of man hours delivering the mail. Plus all kinds of gov. notices and busniess could be done over the internet, it would even be a step closer to voting online.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/6/2005 12:12:00 AM
Yikes! Voting online. That''s scary. As it is, they don''t even ask for proof of ID where I vote. And that thing is called WiMax. You''re right, it will streamline things, but that would also mean people would have to have computers. Will the government furnish those also? It''ll be too expensive and time consuming. I can handle computers in public places, like libraries, but for each person to have one, I''ll have to vote no.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wireless Internet in the Body of Christ! 5/6/2005 9:00:49 AM
computers will get cheaper, and models of internet only will start poping up more and more... the WebTV was a bit too early I think... Yikes! Voting online. That''s scary. The tech. to make it fesable is still a ways off, but with things like holographic networks and encriptions, it can be done safely. but that would also mean people would have to have computers. Will the government furnish those also? Most every American family has at least 1 TV... pretty soon the computer will be as common as the TV... and the prices with drop futher for basic models. Your cable and Telephone will soon be carried over the internet, one day, ALL comunication will be channeled through the internet... its just a matter of time.
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