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Sunday, July 8, 2018
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Are FEMA Concentration Camps Still a Conspiracy Theory?
*Everything the US government wants to discredit is labeled a "conspiracy" "THEORY", don't be a fuckin putz!
FEMA Awards More Than $5 Million For Old Parish Prison Docks
Release date:
March 16, 2018
Release Number:
R6-18-010
BATON ROUGE, LA — The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has awarded more than $5 million to the City of New Orleans for the renovations of the Old Parish Prison Docks following Hurricane Katrina. Most of the city’s fire, police and criminal justice facilities were damaged or destroyed in the aftermath of the storm. The City of New Orleans has been approved for a funding option to facilitate the renovations under the Omnibus Bill Section 546 of the Consolidated Security and Disaster Assistance and Continuing Appropriations Act of 2009, Public Law 110-329.
The $5 million grant for the Criminal Justice and Public Safety project includes funding for the interior demolition and reconfiguration of the existing space at the Old Parish Prison Docks to provide a more efficient and secure means of transporting prisoners from the Old Parish Prison into the Criminal District Court for trial purposes. These renovations include a complete demolition and reworking of the floor to provide more visibility, installation of new heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, life safety and security systems, Americans with Disabilities Act upgrades, and the installation of a new freight elevator.
This grant is funded through FEMA’s Public Assistance grant program which reimburses communities for actions taken in the immediate response and during recovery from a disaster. Eligible applicants include states, federally recognized tribal governments, U.S. territories, local governments, and certain private non-profit organizations. The grant applications are submitted from the state, which coordinates the process with local governments.
FEMA obligates funding directly to the state. It is the state's responsibility to ensure that the City of New Orleans receives this award. Following the state's review process, and upon receipt of appropriate documentation, they will provide the funds on a reimbursable basis.
FEMA has a long-term commitment to help Louisiana communities recover and to restore critical infrastructure damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
Last Updated:
March 21, 2018 - 11:04
Understanding file extensions
Your computer has many different types of files on it, and each one has its own file extension. A file extension is a three- or four-letter identifier found at the end of a file name and following a period. These extensions tell you about the characteristics of a file and its use. In this lesson, we'll go over some examples of these extensions, as well as how to determine a particular file's extension.
Examples of file extensions
- A JPEG uses the .jpg or .jpeg extension (for example, image.jpg).
- A Word document uses the .docx extension, or .doc for older versions (for example, CoverLetter.docx).
- An MP3 audio file uses the .mp3 extension (for example, rhyme_rap.mp3).
- An Excel spreadsheet uses the .xlsx extension, or .xls for older versions (for example, budget.xls).
Hidden file extensions
Some operating systems hide file extensions by default to reduce clutter. It is possible to show the file extensions if they're hidden. Click the links below to see how to show file extensions in Windows and OS X:
You can also usually tell what the file type is by looking at the file's icon. For example, the Word document looks like a file with a W in the corner, while an Excel spreadsheet looks like a file with an X in the corner.
File extensions also tell your computer which applications to use when opening that file. Sometime you may want to use a different application to open that file.
9 second nitro truck for sale
I built / had built a 9 second nitros S10, estimated weight 2900 pounds / dyno'd hp 625hp (Before I found one more trick).
*This truck has every trick in the book, brand new carb, brand new nitros with 10pd bottle, relocated oil filter, fuel cooler, 12" rear, brand new Hoosiers, almost new exhaust with crossover, line lock, MSD, Too much to even add here.
At present I'm asking $12,000 but that's about to go up as I'm having more work done as far as the torque converter and possibly another transmission.
The price is firm. *******************GUARENTEED 9 SECOND TRUCK
*I'm going over to my storage unit tomorrow and gather more pictures.
*This truck has every trick in the book, brand new carb, brand new nitros with 10pd bottle, relocated oil filter, fuel cooler, 12" rear, brand new Hoosiers, almost new exhaust with crossover, line lock, MSD, Too much to even add here.
At present I'm asking $12,000 but that's about to go up as I'm having more work done as far as the torque converter and possibly another transmission.
The price is firm. *******************GUARENTEED 9 SECOND TRUCK
*I'm going over to my storage unit tomorrow and gather more pictures.
800 Billion Ameros Sent to China
*After reading several articles about the subject matter I have yet to be able to confirm or bunk the material.
Published on Oct 26, 2008
Towards a One World Government
*This post wouldn't format yet I felt as though it was important enough to let it go.
Trump 'may have violated' law
Interactive > https://tinyurl.com/yckx4hth
- Rep. Elijah Cummings said President Donald Trump may have broken the law by not disclosing last year a debt to his lawyer Michael Cohen for a payment Cohen made to porn star Stormy Daniels in 2016.
- Daniels says Cohen paid her for her silence about an alleged affair with Trump in 2006.
- Rudy Giuliani, another lawyer for Trump, revealed this week for the first time that the president reimbursed Cohen for the money paid to the actress.
Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings on Friday said President Donald Trump may have broken the law by not disclosing a debt to his personal lawyer for paying porn star Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair with the president.
Cummings, in a letter, said Trump failed to note his reimbursement to his attorney Michael Cohen when he filed his annual government financial disclosure last June.
Cummings noted that under federal law "it is a crime to knowingly and willfully make a false and fraudulent representation to a federal office or entity."
That suggestion that Trump broke the law, which Cummings now wants the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee to investigate, was triggered by Trump's belated admission Thursday that he had reimbursed Cohen for the $130,000 payment to Daniels.
Cummings, of Maryland, asked the committee's chairman, Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., to join him in asking Trump and his presidential campaign for documents related to the payment.
The White House had no immediate comment on Cummings' letter.
Cohen is already under criminal investigation by federal prosecutors in New York City, where FBI agents last month seized records from the lawyer related to the payoff to Daniels.
The adult film actress, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, claims she had sex with Trump in 2006.
She also says that Cohen agreed to pay her $130,000 right before the 2016 presidential election to not talk about that tryst.
Cohen had denied that Trump ever reimbursed him for that payment, and the president had denied knowing about the deal his lawyer cut with Daniels.
But Wednesday night, another lawyer for Trump, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, revealed that the president had paid Cohen back for the money to Daniels.
Trump a day later confirmed he had made a series of monthly retainer payments to Cohen that covered the reimbursement.
Both the president and Giuliani have said the payment to Daniels by Cohen had nothing to do with the presidential election. But others have said that Trump may have violated election law by not disclosing the payment by his lawyer, which kept Daniels silent in the days before voters went to polling booths.
Full article > https://tinyurl.com/yckx4hth
Friday, July 6, 2018
Special Report: This Is Why The Government Wants To Keep You Fat
Americans have a growing problem — namely, their expanding waistlines. The government, Big Pharma and industrialized agribusiness are raking in big bucks by keeping people fat. What is behind their agenda? How do their imperatives put your health at risk? And what can you do about their unhealthy schemes? First, let’s take a look at three humongous reasons the government wants to keep you fat.
1. Factory farming means profits
America’s agricultural system is predicated on maximizing crop yields at all costs. Pesticides, petroleum-based fertilizers and a lack of crop rotation may contribute to soil erosion, global warming and species depletion. But there’s no doubt that industrialized, genetically modified and chemically-laced agricultural practices do result in lots of surplus corn.
In fact, America’s farmers grow so much of the stuff that the government has to buy it — in the form of farm subsidies — just to keep corn prices from hitting bottom. The problem, of course, is what to do with this surplus commodity. It turns out that corn can be turned into a variety of products such as food additives, tortilla chips, flavor enhancers, high fructose syrup and preservatives.
None of this stuff is really good for you, of course. In fact, consuming large quantities of high fructose corn syrup — which is added to cereals, juice cocktails, sodas, junk food and processed meals — over a prolonged period is putting you at greater risk for obesity and diabetes.
2. Big Pharma is making a killing from diabetes medication
Rates of obesity and diabetes have skyrocketed in recent years as consumption of high fructose processed foods and empty calorie snacks have surged. Drug makers are profiting heavily (no pun intended) because factory farm products like corn syrup ensure that a record number of consumers will need prescription medication to manage their diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes can wreck havoc on the body. It occurs because constantly high blood glucose levels either wear out the pancreas, make the body insulin resistant or both. Elevated blood sugar also promotes inflammation, which can precipitate cardiovascular disease. As a result, diabetics are more prone to vascular disease, amputations and certain cancers.
There are certain things you can do to prevent or help reverse type 2 diabetes. To begin with, eating right (lots of fiber-rich raw fruits and vegetables), losing belly fat and regular exercise can improve your metabolism tremendously, which can cut your risk for obesity and diabetes substantially. In addition, studies have shown that organic coffeeand green tea lowers blood glucose levels and boosts your metabolism, which helps counteract the belly fat accumulation that contributes to diabetes.
Adult-onset diabetes is usually a lifestyle disease, which can often be avoided by better choices. Doctors and pharmaceuticals, however, must love treating the condition. For example, in 2017, the market for prescriptions to manage diabetes is expected to reach more than $55 billion. In addition, the big three drug giants often jack up the price of these medicines multifold every year. It raises a question many people are asking: will there ever be a cure for a disease that is so profitable?
3. Big Pharma butters the bread of politicians that “serve” the people
Ever wonder why the government dishes out bad dietary advice? Could it be that regulators and elected representatives just don’t have your best interests at heart? The USDA’s dietary guidelines are a recipe for making Americans fat, according to health and nutritional experts like Tom Naughton. As he notes, “the rise in obesity began around the same time the so-called experts began telling everyone to cut back on fat and eat more carbohydrates.” It turns out, the saturated fats the government has been telling us to avoid are good for our metabolism and the carbs they’ve been promoting get converted into toxic blood glucose.
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