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Street Racing

Street RacingIt's a Saturday night in the back streets of a large North American city. Sitting behind the wheel of small import cars with engines revving are two young men staring each other down. Their feet poised over the gas pedal, they anxiously await the thumbs up. When given, the car is dropped into gear, the pedal is slammed to the floor and the two cars are quickly off, screeching their tires and sending up clouds of dust.

Sounds like a plot from a summer blockbuster movie. It is - and it isn't.

Cars and movies have teamed up for many memorable films over the years. Most recent, Fast and The Furious brought the high-powered cars of today's street racing scene to the big screen. But, what many of today's street racers will tell you is that it's not all about taking risks.

One racer lays out his rules of the road: "Don't race on busy streets, be it day or night, especially if there is a school in the area; If you want to act cool in front of your friends, you shouldn't be racing; If it's not your car, you shouldn't be racing it; Know your area…if you don't know the road or the area, you are asking for big trouble; and, use common sense. Think before you go, and if you don't think it's safe, it's probably not."

Street RacingThese sentiments are echoed in many chat rooms and on message boards that appear all over the Web, hosted and visited by both street and legal track racers.

"Remember that a car can kill you in any situation and that a real man lifts off the throttle in a dangerous situation," says one racer known only as Dr. Disque.

The racers are also very adamant about flying solo.

"I will NOT race with someone in my car, no way, never," says Turboed 2. "I know what I am doing is stupid, and I should be the only one to pay if something happens."

"I never drive stupid when I have a passenger in my car," says noslow5oh. "Usually it's my girlfriend and I couldn't live with myself if I did something that got her killed."

They all agree on the rush they get from pushing their cars, and their luck, to the limit.

"I race because it's a rush. I don't do drugs or any of that garbage, so racing is my high for that moment," says Zakk, 19. "It's a rush running from the cops."

A typical racer is a male aged 17-24 and most likely driving an import. Honda Civics and Camrys are definitely the new car of choice because of their size and street handling. The money being spent to supe up, remodel and refit these machines is commonly in the thousands of dollars.

"They're definitely spending a lot of money on outfitting their cars," says Lee, 16, whose boyfriend is a street racer. "Doing body jobs, painting, putting in systems, new tires, black lights, stuff like that. Making the car look nice is pretty much essential in this game."

But you cannot forget about making the car faster by dropping in a powerful engine and modified air-intake and exhaust equipment.

"The sky is the limit as to how much we spend on our cars," says Zakk. "I've probably spent about $4,000 worth of mods into my car. At $17,000, I've invested about 20% of the original cost back into the car. However, it is not uncommon to see kids dropping $10-30,000 on high performance motors, suspension, and styling enhancements."

Street RacingRace nights can sometimes attract crowds of up to 400 or 500 people. The meets begin with an inspection, by drivers and onlookers, under the hoods of the cars. Popular meeting sites in Toronto are on the Queensway, Steeles and Kennedy, Finch and Weston, and the Tim Hortons at Woodbine and 16th according to Toronto police. Another popular area to race is Ellesmere road. Police just ranked the intersection at Warden and Ellesmere as Toronto's most dangerous in terms of accidents. Another popular stretch, Gore Road, says Sgt. Ted Holtzheuser of the Toronto Police traffic safety program, even had start and finish lines painted on it.

"Racers like to use streets on jurisdictional borders," said Holtzheuser in a Toronto Star article, "so they can disappear a few blocks away, then resume when the cruiser turns around."

Many of the racers like to use industrial parks and country roads "out in the stick", referring to the countryside. Most, but not all, say that racing on main streets is just asking for trouble.

"A lot of people view street racing as these hellions who like to race in the middle of the city and endanger the public," says a racer known as LT. "In this, like anything, you have your morons [and] these people are your morons. The rest of us go far out in the sticks to avoid hurting anyone and causing anyone trouble."

Unfortunately, these 'morons' exist and people are getting killed. Such was the case in Ottawa this past summer. Two cars were racing on a busy street when one of the cars, a black Acura carrying four teens, lost control and smashed into a light standard. The driver was pinned in the driver's seat and died before police could get him out. An 18-year-old male was taken to hospital with fractures. The other two teenagers were treated in hospital and released.

Street Racing"Witnesses indicate that the vehicles were racing each other at a high rate of speed and one of the drivers - perhaps inexperience has a lot to do with it - over-steered coming around a curve at a high speed and hit the pole," said Constable Dan Melchiorre.

It was estimated by police that the cars were traveling at speeds of 150km/h just before the crash.

More recently, on November 28, 2001 in Toronto, a street race killed a pedestrian. At 1:30 in the afternoon two seventeen-year-olds were racing east on Ellesmere Avenue in Scarborough in a Ford Explorer and a Mazda MX-3. The Explorer went out of control after bumping the Mazda, mounted the sidewalk and slammed into Steven Francisco, 18, before coming to rest on its roof.

The high school student had been walking listening to music on his Walkman and never heard the truck coming. Francisco was pronounced dead at the scene. The drivers of the two cars were unhurt and both were charged with criminal negligence causing death.

"There's not one teenage male who drives that hasn't raced on the streets at one point or another. But it's instances like these that re-affirm my beliefs that the police should sanction racing on closed roads on certain nights during the week," said one racer in response to the incident. "At all other times, racing should be dealt with very strictly. They're not going to make the problem go away, but why not make it safer and eliminate the possibility of another innocent bystander's life being taken?"

Sanctioned racing on closed roads as a means to getting the racers off the streets may be a stretch, but police do recognize that a problem exists. Constable David Mitchell of the Traffic Unit, York Regional Police Service and Constable Steven Barcham, Aurora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police recently developed strategies to coordinate the efforts of police agencies in the GTA. Police received instruction on laws regarding stock and modified motor vehicles.

A total of 1,687 vehicles were stopped between a four-month period and 1,001 charges were laid under various legislation such as the Highway Act, Environmental Protection Act and Criminal Code violations.

On Canadian roads, the 16-24-age group is posting staggering numbers of auto accidents causing serious injury or death. This group makes up only 13% of the drivers on our roads - 7% male and 6% female - yet they account for 26% of road fatalities and 26% of serious injury caused by an accident. Further, 31% of passengers that died in car accidents and 34% that were seriously injured, also fall in the 16-24-age group.

Realizing that the young people are using city streets to race, Police forces across North America are coming up with ideas to get the cars off the roads and onto legal racetracks.

"Beat the Heat" is a program that brings together teens and police officers to build and modify cars and then pits the young drivers against the officers in races. Started in the States, there are currently over 150 Beat the Heat programs across North America.

Saskatoon has its own Beat the Heat chapter called Street Legal that runs under the motto "If you want to race, the street is not the place!" Officially started on August 22, 2000, drivers between the ages of 16 and 24 are invited to race on a track in a controlled environment while learning about vehicle and traffic safety. For $15, they get to race from 6 PM until dark. Reaction from teens, says Constable Tim Bayly of the Saskatoon Police Service, has been positive. "We average 70-80 cars. They have an object they can see
and touch as well as take on the cops in a race at the track. It also provides a chance for them to speak to officers on racing and cars in a positive manner."

The racers generally just want to use the awesome power of their cars and to show off the money and work they have put into them. If they have nowhere to do it legally they are going to continue to race along city streets.

"In Saskatoon, we have a large street running East/West called 8th Street," says Bayly. "It has 3 lanes each direction separated by a raised boulevard. This street has been the local "cruise strip" for many years. It is also where the illegal racing generally takes place. My partner and I stopped 2 guys racing on 8th street and 3 weeks later one had been killed while racing. He never did make it out to the track."

Street RacingWhat is the one thing that Constable Bayly would say to a teen thinking of getting involved in street racing? "You cannot control all the factors while racing on City streets and sooner or later, you will have to face consequences for your actions. Come out to the track and try and "Beat the Heat!" You will find that police officers are easy to talk to and we look forward to seeing you there."

But, the burden of making the right choice ultimately lies on the shoulders of those looking for a place to get the rush from speed.

"We must remember to respect our machines," says a racer named Sean. "No matter how much money you've invested in beefed up braking, once you get a few thousand pounds of metal, glass, rubber and plastic moving at a high rate of speed, and you lose control, well that is a weapon and it's likely to hurt you or someone else.

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ups and downs of step parenting

Jumping right in as a step parent can often be a shock to the system, especially for step parents who have never have children of their own. While step parenting is different for each person, no doubt as a step parent you are going to find that there are ups and downs that occur along the way. Sometimes it's even probably going to feel like there are more downs than there are ups. Here's a look at a few of the ups and downs of step parenting that you may experience along the way.

Being Reminded You're Not the Parent

Often when you become a step parent, a lot is asked of you. It often feels that you are instantly being put into a job of a parent; however, there are those are constantly remind you that you are not their "real" parent, which can be frustrating. Many people are less than feeling when they speak to step parents and spout off the line, "well, it's different when the kids are really yours." This is the last thing that any step mother or father wants to hear. It is especially frustrating to those who have no biological kids of their own. As you go through life as a step parent, be prepared for onlookers or even your step children reminding you that you're not the parent. It's difficult to deal with, but keep going on showing love to your step children – it will get better.

Unrealistic Expectations from Yourself and Others

Another of the downs of step parenting lies around unrealistic expectations, both from yourself and others. When you become a step parent, you're often expected to just love the kids as your own. You may expect this of yourself and others may expect this from you too. While there are some step parents that go into the relationship with a deep love for their kids, often this is a relationship and love is a feeling that takes time to be built up. Don't put unrealistic expectations on yourself or allow others to do the same. Step parenting is difficult and it's different for everyone. Forget your expectations and go with the flow.

Discipline Problems and Difficulties with Respect

At times when you are a step parent, there are discipline problems and respect issues that you end up facing. This is especially prevalent when you become a step parent to teenagers. Often as a step parent it's difficult to discipline your step children. At times you may end up dealing with a lot of disrespect from your children as well. It can definitely be difficult to feel like you are left with all the responsibilities of step parenting, although you don't have the rights.

Loving Step Children as Your Own

Loving your step children as your own can bring about both ups and downs. In the beginning you may feel pressured to love your step children like they were your own. Remember, love is not something that you can force into existence. Often later on you may find that the love does come and you do love your step children just like your own kids. This can be one of the huge pleasures of being a step parent when you finally get to a place of mutual love and respect with your children. However, never try to force yourself or your step children to that place.

Manipulative Behavior from Step Children

Manipulative behavior from step children often occurs to step parents, and it's important that step parents are able to recognize this behavior and work through it. Sometimes you may face times when your step children are trying to manipulate you or trying to manipulate both you and your spouse. It's important that you understand why children try to do this. Often they have the idea that they can manipulate their way and bring back their other parent into their life. In some cases the manipulative behavior is a defense mechanism as well, since they are afraid to let you close to them. You and your spouse must confront this behavior together and keep a unified front for the children. You can never afford to let your step children come between you and your spouse.

Pleasures of Step Parenting

Although there are many ups and downs associated with step parenting, and it often seems that you see more difficult times than joyful ones, it's important that you realize that there are many pleasures of being a step parent as well. It takes work, it's often hard, but it does pay off. Those moments when you break through to your step children and you really feel like you are making progress on the road to trust, respect, and love are worth every moment of frustration that you have dealt with. While your step child may never see you as their parent, if they come to see you as a trusted friend and family member, this is an amazing step in both of your lives. There may be times when you feel like throwing up your hands and quitting as a step parent, but if you keep at it there is no doubt that there will be great rewards at the end, even if you don't see them until later in life.

Finally, family time is very important. Perhaps the most important thing you can do is don't let the child make the rules aniline them to do this it gives them a sense of control over the parents and never make the step parent fill like they're not important you always have to remember that they're coming into a ready-made relationship if they don't have kids keep that in the line because it is a new situation for them and if they have kids make the transition as easy as possible for both kids learn to get along as brother and sister plus the parents need to always stand their ground and discuss issues with the children in private never allow the child to get into the conversation of what is going on with them because this opens the door for manipulation, in try to do is many activities together as possible the more chores are responsibilities the kids keep the bigger the Audi can be if it only takes out the trash and does minor things and you have to tell them then don't spend two or three hundred dollars on going to a theme park you have to show them what they get in line is what they work for never allow a child to feel like they can do nothing and receive all kinds of rewards this is a very bad thing to teach a child because later in life they will think that everybody is willing to wait on them and give them whatever they want even if it means throwing a fit,BUT KNOW MATTER WHAT SHOW EACH other plenty of love and stability give the kids the structure they need to grow up and have a productive life try to keep all the negative stuff away from them and show them that the more positive they are the better life will be for them.......Thank you Follow on Twitter @TheRlzToddStarr 

Fear and loathing in las Vegas

"We had two bags of seventy-five pellets of mescaline.
grass,
five sheets of high-powered blotter acid, a salt shaker half-

full of cocaine and a whole galaxy of multicolored uppers.

downers, screamers, laughers
Also a quart of tequila.

apart of rum, a case of Budweiser, a pint of raw ether, and

two dozen amyls.... But the only thing that worried me was

the ether. There is nothing in the world more helpless and

irresponsible than a man in the depths of an ether binge

-from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Fear and loathing in las Vegas

Strange memories on this nervous night in Las Vegas. Five years later? Six? It seems like a lifetime, or at least a Main Era—the kind of peak that never comes again. San Francisco in the middle sixties was a very special time and place to be a part of. Maybe it meant something. Maybe not, in the long run… but no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant.…

History is hard to know, because of all the hired bullshit, but even without being sure of "history" it seems entirely reasonable to think that every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time—and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened.

My central memory of that time seems to hang on one or five or maybe forty nights—or very early mornings—when I left the Fillmore half-crazy and, instead of going home, aimed the big 650 Lightning across the Bay Bridge at a hundred miles an hour wearing L. L. Bean shorts and a Butte sheepherder's jacket… booming through the Treasure Island tunnel at the lights of Oakland and Berkeley and Richmond, not quite sure which turn-off to take when I got to the other end (always stalling at the toll-gate, too twisted to find neutral while I fumbled for change)... but being absolutely certain that no matter which way I went I would come to a place where people were just as high and wild as I was: No doubt at all about that…

There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda.… You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning.…

And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn't need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave.…

So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.

MOM

                          Mom"

Little baby told God hey I'm kind of scared.
Don't really know if I want to go down there.
From here it looks like a little blue ball
That’s a great big place and I'm so small.
Why can't I just stay here with you?
Did I make you mad, don't you want me too?
God said oh child of course I do
But there’s somebody special waiting for you

So hush now little baby, don't you cry
Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong
It's almost time to go and meet your mom.

You'll never have a better friend
Or a warmer touch to tuck you in
She'll kiss your bruises your bumps and scrapes
And anytime you hurt
Her heart’s gonna break

So hush now little baby, don't you cry
'Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong
It's almost time to go and meet your mom.

And when she's talking to you make sure you listen close
She's gonna teach you everything you'll ever need to know
Like how to mind your manners, to love and laugh and dream
She'll put you on the path that bring you back to me

So, hush now little baby, don't you cry
Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong

MOM

                          Mom"

Little baby told God hey I'm kind of scared.
Don't really know if I want to go down there.
From here it looks like a little blue ball
That’s a great big place and I'm so small.
Why can't I just stay here with you?
Did I make you mad, don't you want me too?
God said oh child of course I do
But there’s somebody special waiting for you

So hush now little baby, don't you cry
Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong
It's almost time to go and meet your mom.

You'll never have a better friend
Or a warmer touch to tuck you in
She'll kiss your bruises your bumps and scrapes
And anytime you hurt
Her heart’s gonna break

So hush now little baby, don't you cry
'Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong
It's almost time to go and meet your mom.

And when she's talking to you make sure you listen close
She's gonna teach you everything you'll ever need to know
Like how to mind your manners, to love and laugh and dream
She'll put you on the path that bring you back to me

So, hush now little baby, don't you cry
Cause there's someone down there waiting whose only goal in life
Is making sure you're always gonna be alright
A loving angel tender tough and strong

A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young"

"A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young" lyrics

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ERIC CHURCH LYRICS

"A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young"

[Verse 1]
I like fast cars and sharp dreams
Chased a lot of crazy things
Left behind my share of broken pieces
This morning I turned 36,
When you just remember half of it
You wonder how you outlived Hank and Jesus

[Chorus]
I put the rage in a river, the roll in a thunder
But you kept me from goin' under,
When that current got too heavy
I always thought I'd be a heap of metal
In a cloud of smoke, foot stuck to the pedal
Sold for parts like a junkyard rusted-out Chevy
Fear, I've had none
What the hell made you wanna love
A man who was gonna die young

[Verse 2]
In the mirror I saw my surprise
Who knew gray hairs liked to hide on a head
That didn't think he'd live past thirty
If I make it thirty more,
It's the brown that you'll be looking for
As you run your fingers through it and say, "Slow down, honey."

[Chorus]
I put the rage in a river, the roll in a thunder
But you kept me from goin' under,
When that current got too heavy
I always thought I'd be a heap of metal
In a cloud of smoke, foot stuck to the pedal
Sold for parts like a junkyard rusted-out Chevy
Fear, I've had none
What the hell made you wanna love
A man who was gonna die young

[Verse 3]
Call it intuition, or call it crazy
Just thought by now I'd be pushing up daisies
But I'll gladly stick around if we're together
So baby, when you bow your head tonight
Could you tell the Lord I've changed my mind?
And with you I'd like to live forever

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NBC Brian Williams lied

NBC NEWS ANCHOR LIED
Breaking news a person from the meia lied.....so NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams fabricated stories..and it leads the headlines..really“If I'd written all the truth I knew for the past ten years, about 600 people / including me / would be rotting in prison cells from Rio to Seattle today. Absolute truth is a very rare and dangerous commodity in the context of professional journalism.”

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NBC NEWS ANCHOR LIED

Breaking news a person from the meia lied.....so NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams fabricated stories..and it leads the headlines..really“If I'd written all the truth I knew for the past ten years, about 600 people / including me / would be rotting in prison cells from Rio to Seattle today. Absolute truth is a very rare and dangerous commodity in the context of professional journalism.” 

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Is the 4th amendment gone?

U.S. Supreme Court Rules 8-1 that Citizens Have No Protection Against Fourth Amendment Violations by Police Officers Ignorant of the Law
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a blow to the constitutional rights of citizens, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in Heien v. State of North Carolina that police officers are permitted to violate American citizens’ Fourth Amendment rights if the violation results from a “reasonable” mistake about the law on the part of police. Acting contrary to the venerable principle that “ignorance of the law is no excuse,” the Court ruled that evidence obtained by police during a traffic stop that was not legally justified can be used to prosecute the person if police were reasonably mistaken that the person had violated the law. The Rutherford Institute had asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hold law enforcement officials accountable to knowing and abiding by the rule of law. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the Court’s lone dissenter, warned that the court’s ruling “means further eroding the Fourth Amendment’s protection of civil liberties in a context where that protection has already been worn down.”

The Rutherford Institute’s amicus brief in Heien v. North Carolina is available at www.rutherford.org.

“By refusing to hold police accountable to knowing and abiding by the rule of law, the Supreme Court has given government officials a green light to routinely violate the law,” said John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute and author of the award-winning book A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State. “This case may have started out with an improper traffic stop, but where it will end—given the turbulence of our age, with its police overreach, military training drills on American soil, domestic surveillance, SWAT team raids, asset forfeiture, wrongful convictions, and corporate corruption—is not hard to predict. This ruling is what I would call a one-way, nonrefundable ticket to the police state.”

In April 2009, a Surry County (N.C.) law enforcement officer stopped a car traveling on Interstate 77, allegedly because of a brake light which at first failed to illuminate and then flickered on. The officer mistakenly believed that state law prohibited driving a car with one broken brake light. In fact, the state traffic law requires only one working brake light. Nevertheless, operating under a mistaken understanding of the law, during the course of the stop, the officer asked for permission to search the car. Nicholas Heien, the owner of the vehicle, granted his consent to a search. Upon the officer finding cocaine in the vehicle, he arrested and charged Heien with trafficking. Prior to his trial, Heien moved to suppress the evidence seized in light of the fact that the officer’s pretext for the stop was erroneous and therefore unlawful. Although the trial court denied the motion to suppress evidence, the state court of appeals determined that since the police officer had based his initial stop of the car on a mistaken understanding of the law, there was no valid reason for the stop in the first place. On appeal, the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that even though the officer was wrong in concluding that the inoperable brake light was an offense, because the officer’s mistake was a “reasonable” one, the stop of the car did not violate the Fourth Amendment and the evidence resulting from the stop did not need to be suppressed. In weighing in on the case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Rutherford Institute attorneys warn against allowing government agents to “benefit” from their mistakes of law, deliberate or otherwise, lest it become an incentive for abuse.     How much more do have to take until you say HELL NO THATS A NUFF.........its only your rights there taken away...... 

Why are grandparents so important?

Why Are Grandparents So Important? By Jason Ladock | Parenting | Rating: Grandparents are like shady trees that has an ever welcoming attitude towards life. They are always there to offer their cool shade to the next generation. It seems that they have all the love, affection and warmth in the world stored within them. The unconditional warmth and infinite love create a special bond between the two generations. More than the parents, grandparents feel the pain when the child gets hurt or starts crying. Not to undermine the fact that grandparents look like the happiest individuals on this world, when they spend time with their grandchildren. Today, the task of raising the children is not restricted to the parents. The fact of the matter is that millions of grandchildren around the world are raised solely by their grandparents. In some unfortunate cases, parents do not shy away from abandoning their responsibilities, however, grandparents showcase their lion’s heart and they take up the responsibility of raising the kids, being completely aware of the fact that this emerging responsibility can take a toll on their health. As a child grows up, he/she will encounter dozens of teachers, but there cannot be any replacement for grandparents. Grandparents have a goldmine store of knowledge. Not all grandparents may possess bookish knowledge, but they have a wealth of real life experiences and information to share, which is not taught in any of the schools out there. The best part is that you will always see that million dollar smile running down their cheeks as soon as they see their grandchildren. More than often, they see their own reflection in their grandchildren, and despite growing age acting against them, they leave no stone unturned to see happiness in their kid’s life. Some of the grandparents have all the time in the world to devote towards their grandchildren. Some parents make use of this opportunity and leave their child at the care of the grandparents. In this manner, they are able to generate more revenue for the family to lead a better life. They serve as a great link between the past, present and the future. They introduce their kids to the past traditions, get involved with them in the present and help them shape their future. Today, children often look up to their grandparents for suggestions, since they know that grandparents have seen and faced the real world inside-out. Being the most experienced candidates in the family, they are also entrusted with the responsibility of keeping the family together. Grandparents and kids are seen as best pals. Kids often reveal secrets and problems about their life to their grandparents, and the latter offers them valuable advice on how to deal with the situation. In this manner, grandparents make sure that the kids do not cross the boundaries by their actions. Goes without saying, grandparents are very important in our lives, when it comes to imbibing great values in our kids. Kids may not listen to their parents, but they will pay heed to what the old grandma or grandpa has to say. After all, getting advices from the roots of the family tree (grandparents) will ensure that the fruits (children) are sweet, worthy and lovable.

Is marriage a dying institution

Why don't people stay together anymore? Its to easy to split
   Plus 50yrs anniversary plates just don't mean a thing anymoreWe are living in an "all about me","instant gratification","excuse making" society compared with past times.Have you ever listened to the reasons people give for getting married?I have heard other women say,"He can be a real jerk and he has cheated on me,but he makes good money",I have heard,"If something doesn't work out,we will just get a divorce".I don't think people take marriage seriously anymore.And what happened to the roles that men and women have in marriages?Now they are all askew ! I think that there is something to be said about traditional roles in marriage-there was a better balance and better support system within the household.
AND now we have shrinks giving everyone labels of dysfunctional "syndromes"and honestly,people use EVERYTHING as an excuse.You see many people blaming their parents or their self esteem or their inability to pay attention and using those things as a crutch instead of going forward and becoming proactive enough to fix small problems in relationships or their everyday life for that matter.30 years ago you didn't see a man shirking his responsibilities as a father because HIS father was an alcoholic.30 years ago you didn't see a woman sitting on her butt and eating little debbies all day while watching jersey shore,ignoring her husband and children and blaming it on the fact that they have attention deficit disorder.plus as human we learn buy sight and word so we got a group of kids who's not give a rats ass about anyone or anything people the word about to get real weird real fast I'm talking about some real twisted stuck these kids are going to pick up on and learn in do and create,there's no looking back now buy a ticket and hang on because it's going to be one hairy ride....TS

Whatever Happen to love ?

     Why People divorce 

Seems like everyone I know has gotten divorced..What ever happened                                                      to fifty year anniversary plates       
                         Marriage & Divorce

We are living in an "all about me","instant gratification","excuse making" society compared with past times.Have you ever listened to the reasons people give for getting married?I have heard other women say,"He can be a real jerk and he has cheated on me,but he makes good money",I have heard,"If something doesn't work out,we will just get a divorce".I don't think people take marriage seriously anymore.And what happened to the roles that men and women have in marriages?Now they are all askew ! I think that there is something to be said about traditional roles in marriage-there was a better balance and better support system within the household.
AND now we have shrinks giving everyone labels of dysfunctional "syndromes"and honestly,people use EVERYTHING as an excuse.You see many people blaming their parents or their self esteem or their inability to pay attention and using those things as a crutch instead of going forward and becoming proactive enough to fix small problems in relationships or their everyday life for that matter.30 years ago you didn't see a man shirking his responsibilities as a father because HIS father was an alcoholic.30 years ago you didn't see a woman sitting on her butt and eating little debbies all day while watching jersey shore,ignoring her husband and children and blaming it on the fact that they have attention deficit disorder.
But thats just my opinion.Sorry it was so long but I think people just are too lazy to try anymore. Its a sick world we liven now where sex is somfused for love people get just say hey look i married to split up and hook up thats right its gotten so bad most want even let there mate side of the bed get cold before moving some internet love of the week inn to the home , the onr thing we should work at we just put it out with the trash most think five years is a long time really
At least among this low as a people of this planet did another human being emotions doesn't even matter we have recycled relationships now they last a good 15 20 years and that's it not like our grandparents 50 60 70 years sickness and in health good times and bad today's generation when things start to turn to bad we just start over we don't try to fix it we don't attempt to fix it we just put a bandaid on it and move on and that's really sad because there's a lot of sleazy attorneys out there that's making millions on ppl miseries and our kids we're giving them all kinds of motional defects from splitting

 I most of us need more love in our lives sex is not bad 
Im telling all men make her feel like she the queen of your world and lick that pussy like a porn star and she will never leave you married people don't make time for a good time in the bedroom sex is good something you never lose in your marriage and love and respect the one you took vows with life is short work at it never give up marriage is for life so  Love, Respect, loyalty, Trust,Onisty, Truth...Remember know one person is perfect but you married them for a reason so you take the good with the bad and work at it ..
DID YOU TELL HER I LOVE YOU TODAY ..???????

At&t

Dear AT&T 
This is customer
133018755365
This will be my 3rd letter that ive written to resolve this matter not sure what kind of weirderness is going on at the post office or 
Maybe some heartless scum is just tossing my letters in the trash, Anyways I have attempted to resolve this matter several times over the phone but only get put on hold my nerves can't handle it man HELL YOUR AT&T your the phone guys you think up this phone shit.it's 2015 for for god sakes man get with it and get rid of waiting for someone you dnt understand i mean i'm a cross of oklahoma and arkansas is i know im hard to under stand but your a billion dollar #1 OR#2 just repentant what part of the country you are in...now let get down to the perpos of this my bill should be
About $186.68 a month lets drop line two (479-264-9975)  and keep ( 870-877-1184) i never up it to 60GB PLEASE put it back to 30 please lets work this out reallly get to the heart of it i hate the fcc lets do are best to
Keep them blood suckers at bay,i would love say apart of the at&t family, where are family
Your like a rich uncle and i'm a barely getting by nephew but who really wants to do the right thing so what do you say at&t who can really pay $1,323.39 reallly in one month and keep the heat power water and a roof over one's head you cell guys have it made perpay slows your internet down 60to90% and you contract have us locked in for 2 years with outrageous charges...i'm fighting for my disability with my attorney the shores that I'm going to receive so maybe with a good heart favor you could please help me with this matter i would be in your debt forever lets show the world your not some heartless corporate structure care less about its customers or even the American people unpatriotic could that be let's show them the truth i know we can work this problem out and come to a resolution soon please and restore service to my cell phone as Dr Hunter s. Thompson said " its a strange world some people get rich and others eat shit and die" Thompson spoke words volume befor social media came along just think what he could have done in his prime with social media in the outlet it brings so heres my email
(Fun-boy76@hotmail.com)  if u guys would please give me a number to call i'll call it but if bill resolution can happen what I think it can I'm going to take this all the way course I'm a journalist love I'm a journalist love you write and video log vlog and yes i blog un a diffrent name like small guy with a big window i think we can help each other "Once I establish credit, I may be able to function. A man needs credit. Especially when he has no money" Dr Hunter s. Thompson he was so wise.......

TODD MILLIKI
My Email fun-boy76@hotmail.com

P.S give me a number I can call. We can clear this matter up please once you email me i will call no b.s. 800 or 888 number please a and right number even if it's too my local AT&T reap please cause $1,323.39 is a lot and way charge me for the month my phone was off don't seem write does it billionaire uncle AT&T But hey where family right.......im going try to email you so the screw head's at the post office don't mess this up.....love always your poor nephew that want to stay in the family...........now here where you respond its your ball at&t how will you play it......$1,323.39 think about it really or please call me with ur cell 479 747 3805 i'll be up writing

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life after a parent passes away

Dear Reader

Back in march, i got that call that most children dread. My Mother past at age 55. We where very close, she was my best friend, Mother, critic, muze, ect.
At first i felt loss then i was confused in way she had to pass young. I look for any any excuse to make sense of the situation. And Yes i was a momma's boy
Its like you heart was cut out and diced into pieces and insert back up with parts missing in place back in your chest I was totally devastated.. I stopped living I was only existing as a human being I didn't know what I was going to do without her You could say i was in a very self destructive mode and this will continue for months on end just existing not living i Even Tried going 600 miles away ..nothing helped....then in September her birthday comes. That was a long day, but 5 days later I would have a revelation...as I'm doing my best that day to get numb I would hear her voice say.son i tought better you got to man up and get your life going again. As I sit here and think about all the things she didn't teach me in life I come to realize that I was her legacy if I stopped living then she was totally gone but as long as I keep going and doing the things that I needed to do my love to be productive I was honoring her in the after life. After a Million tears I realize that she's no longer has to suffer in pain Are deal with the day today headache that she was going through my mother was a very special and kind human being and I truly do miss her so this holiday season don't forget to hug the ones that you love and keep them close spend as much time with older parents or grandparents as you can because you never know when they're going to go .....Rest in peace Mother. .....

Thank you for reading TS

              

where the buffalo roam

WHERE the BUFFALO ROAM 

                               Staring

 Bill Murray         and          Peter Boyle        As Dr Hunter s. Thompon  As his drug fueled lunatic attorney       Carl Lazlo   Before i get started i like to say i'm not norml blogber i write how i feel sometimes miss spell or use puncturing or probable cabulary but I do get the job done and you will understand it I promise.......ok he we go dr hunter s. thompson you mite say ive never here if you not from the 1960 1970 1980 1980 but still he's most know for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and the rum diary was Johnny Depp who was a close friend of Thompson as a Bill Murray to start in this movie that we're going to talk about its a drug and alcohol fueled movie chaos plenty of fun an adventure and yes "gonzo" jorurnalist if you don't know what that is that's where you subject yourself and live a certain way and then reported Thompson was infamous for doing this .not to give to much away the bathroom scene with Thompson and Richard Nixon is so hilarious if your looking for a good adult style movie to snuggle up next to your sweetie with some popcorn and watch and have a good time I suggest this one I have watched it 6 times already and just can't get enough i would tell you more but feel like it that type of movie the less you know the better you develop your own opinion about ..i would like think the pope co Arkansas for this DVD they have a fun assortment of books to check out comic books history books genealogy and they're growing DVD collection because I think it is just as much as important to watch the cinematography and script writing and the wonderful acting in some of these movies the next once I'll be reviewing is the Godfather Part 1&2 don't ask for three cuz I won't even waste my time until nxt time have fun let me know what you want reviewed .........TS Funboy69able@gmail.com and funboy69able type in any search base different in other works by Todd Starr"You couldn't invent someone like Carl Lazlo. He was a... he was one of a kind. He was a mutant. A real heavyweight water buffalo type... who could chew his way through a concrete wall and spit out the other side covered with lime and chalk and look good in doing it"