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Cigar Banter => Daily Cigar Deals Discussion => Topic started by: CigarBanter on September 19, 2016, 12:00:18 AM
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Monday again, already?!? Are there any cigar deals out there today to be had? Join in this discussion and perhaps learn something about cigars along the way. Warning: don't proceed if you have thin skin but don't be afraid to post either... And welcome aboard!
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Nothing from NJDave today. Was he Travellin?
Son, DIL and the Gkids up.
That's nice.
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Nothing from NJDave today. Was he Travellin?
Son, DIL and the Gkids up.
That's nice.
Indeed
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
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Morning Folks, Happy Monday
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
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Not too much exciting on the early morning Cigar Specials.
La Herencia Cubana CORE Toro's 10/$37.50 at CI today is the best offering.
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Morning CarolinaDave. Another Monday!
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Morning CarolinaDave. Another Monday!
Morning Travellin? Dave. I am at home today so not really Monday for me, sort of a Dean Monday.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
Possibly more importantly, it's also International Talk Like a Pirate Day!
http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/fun/talk-like-a-pirate-day
And for Tony, that can mean free Krispy kreme donuts! http://www.ibtimes.com/talk-pirate-day-2016-krispy-kreme-3-ways-get-free-doughnuts-2417407
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Morning CarolinaDave. Another Monday!
Morning Travellin? Dave. I am at home today so not really Monday for me, sort of a Dean Monday.
I'm home this week, out next.
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Today is Monday, Sept. 19, the 263rd day of 2016. There are 103 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Sept. 19th, 1796, President George Washington's farewell address was published. In it, America's first chief executive advised, "Observe good faith and justice toward all nations. Cultivate peace and harmony with all."
On this date:
In 1777, the first Battle of Saratoga was fought during the Revolutionary War; although British forces succeeded in driving out the American troops, the Americans prevailed in a second battle the following month.
In 1881, the 20th president of the United States, James A. Garfield, died 2½ months after being shot by Charles Guiteau; Chester Alan Arthur became president.
In 1906, addressing the annual dinner of The Associated Press in New York, Mark Twain said, "There are only two forces that can carry light to all the corners of the globe - only two - the sun in the heavens and The Associated Press down here."
In 1915, vaudeville performer W.C. Fields made his movie debut as "Pool Sharks," a one-reel silent comedy, was released.
In 1934, Bruno Hauptmann was arrested in New York and charged with the kidnap-murder of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr.
In 1945, Nazi radio propagandist William Joyce, known as "Lord Haw-Haw," was convicted of treason and sentenced to death by a British court.
In 1959, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, in Los Angeles as part of his U.S. tour, reacted angrily upon being told that, for security reasons, he wouldn't get to visit Disneyland.
In 1960, Cuban leader Fidel Castro, in New York to visit the United Nations, angrily checked out of the Shelburne Hotel in a dispute with the management; Castro ended up staying at the Hotel Theresa in Harlem.
In 1970, the situation comedy "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" debuted on CBS-TV.
In 1982, the smiley emoticon was invented by Carnegie Mellon University professor Scott E. Fahlman, who suggested punctuating humorously intended computer messages with a colon followed by a hyphen and a parenthesis as a horizontal "smiley face." :-)
In 1985, the Mexico City area was struck by a devastating earthquake that killed at least 9,500 people.
In 1996, IBM announced it would extend health benefits to the partners of its gay employees.
Ten years ago: President George W. Bush, speaking to the U.N. General Assembly, tried to quell anti-Americanism in the Middle East by assuring Muslims he was not waging war against Islam. U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan delivered an emotional farewell address, appealing to the world to unite against human rights abuses, religious divisions, brutal conflicts and an unjust world economy. Thailand's army commander staged a coup, ousting Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (TAHK'-sin SHIN'-uh-wah) over accusations of corruption. Actress Elizabeth Allen, 77, died in Fishkill, New York.
Five years ago: In a White House address, a combative President Barack Obama demanded that the richest Americans pay higher taxes to help cut soaring U.S. deficits by more than $3 trillion. Mariano Rivera set a major league record with his 602nd save, closing out the New York Yankees' 6-4 win over the Minnesota Twins. Dolores Hope, the sultry-voiced songstress who was married to Bob Hope for 69 years and sometimes sang on his shows for U.S. troops and on his television specials, died in Los Angeles at age 102.
One year ago: Pope Francis, arriving in Havana, hailed detente between Cuba and the United States as a model of reconciliation for the world as he launched a 10-day tour of the former Cold War foes. President Barack Obama paid tribute to black women for their role in helping shape American democracy as he delivered the keynote address to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual awards dinner. Jackie Collins, 77, the bestselling author of dozens of novels including "Hollywood Wives," died in Los Angeles.
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Today's Birthdays: Author Roger Angell is 96. Host James Lipton (TV: "Inside the Actors Studio") is 90. Actress Rosemary Harris is 89. Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown is 89. Actor Adam West is 88. Actor David McCallum is 83. Singer-songwriter Paul Williams is 76. Singer Bill Medley is 76. Singer Sylvia Tyson (Ian and Sylvia) is 76. R&B singer Freda Payne is 74. Golfer Jane Blalock is 71. Singer David Bromberg is 71. Actor Randolph Mantooth is 71. Rock singer-musician Lol Creme (10cc) is 69. Former NFL running back Larry Brown is 69. Actor Jeremy Irons is 68. Actress Twiggy Lawson is 67. TV personality Joan Lunden is 66. Singer-producer Daniel Lanois (lan-WAH') is 65. Actor Scott Colomby is 64. Musician-producer Nile Rodgers is 64. College Football Hall of Famer and former NFL player Reggie Williams is 62. Singer-actor Rex Smith is 61. Rock singer Lita Ford is 58. Actor Kevin Hooks is 58. Actress Carolyn McCormick is 57. Celebrity chef Mario Batali is 56. Actress-comedian Cheri Oteri is 54. Country singer Jeff Bates is 53. Country singer Trisha Yearwood is 52. News anchor Soledad O'Brien is 50. Rhythm-and-blues singer Espraronza Griffin (Society of Soul) is 47. Celebrity chef Michael Symon is 47. Actress Sanaa Lathan (suh-NAH' LAY'-thun) is 45. Actress Stephanie J. Block is 44. Rock singer A. Jay Popoff (Lit) is 43. "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon is 42. TV personality Carter Oosterhouse is 40. Actress-TV host Alison Sweeney is 40. Rock musician Ryan Dusick is 39. Folk-rock singers-musicians Tegan (TEE'-gan) and Sara Quin are 36. Actor Columbus Short is 34. Rapper Eamon is 33. Christian rock musician JD Frazier is 33. Actor Kevin Zegers is 32. Actress Danielle Panabaker is 29.
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Thought for Today: "Start every day off with a smile and get it over with." - W.C. Fields, American comedian (1880-1946).
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Raid underway at a home in Elizabeth, NJ near where the bomb was found.
Apartment is above the First American Fried Chicken food store.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
Possibly more importantly, it's also International Talk Like a Pirate Day!
http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/fun/talk-like-a-pirate-day
And for Tony, that can mean free Krispy kreme donuts! http://www.ibtimes.com/talk-pirate-day-2016-krispy-kreme-3-ways-get-free-doughnuts-2417407
Kind of funny, most days there are 3 or 4 "National Days"
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Raid underway at a home in Elizabeth, NJ near where the bomb was found.
Supposedly 5 are in custody from the NYC explosion yesterday.
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Painters and carpenters working in the house as well as outside all week so normality will not exist for us. Got to move into the guest bedroom and bath tonight. Hope they are able to finish this week as planned.
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Painters and carpenters working in the house all week so normality will not exist for us. Got to move into the guest bedroom and bath tonight. Hope they are able to finish this week as planned.
With all that work you're doing on the house, you may as well stay!
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Painters and carpenters working in the house all week so normality will not exist for us. Got to move into the guest bedroom and bath tonight. Hope they are able to finish this week as planned.
With all that work you're doing on the house, you may as well stay!
Dont think so, just been putting a lot of things off knowing we were going to move next year.
Some is maintenance, some is the termite repair and some is minor updating but we will enjoy it for 6-9 months, hopefully no longer though. Master bath is all updating.
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Looks like a steady rain this morning in NY & NJ
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
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Looks like a steady rain this morning in NY & NJ
Need it, we're a bit dry here.
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
No use in trying to use rational thought on that.
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
No use in trying to use rational thought on that.
So True!!
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Looks like a steady rain this morning in NY & NJ
Need it, we're a bit dry here.
We need some rain too but just frik'n HOT and DRY here this week.
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Good morning, folks.
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Good morning, folks.
Morning Mayor T.
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
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Photo of Man Wanted in NYC-Area Bombing Released
Authorities are searching for a man named Ahmad Khan Rahami in connection with the bombing that took place in the Chelsea area of New York City Saturday night, a source told ABC News.
The FBI has released a wanted poster with a photo of Rahami, 28.
The address of a home being searched by FBI agents in Elizabeth, New Jersey, is linked to a person with a similar name.
This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
Just don't refer to any of the bombers as bombers, terrorists, foreigners or Muslims.
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
They were all shut down until about 4:00 - 5:00 this morning according to the news.
Additionally you have the UN meeting in the City all week. That should create plenty of disruption in itself.
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Morning men. The answer is yes.
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Photo of Man Wanted in NYC-Area Bombing Released
Authorities are searching for a man named Ahmad Khan Rahami in connection with the bombing that took place in the Chelsea area of New York City Saturday night, a source told ABC News.
The FBI has released a wanted poster with a photo of Rahami, 28.
The address of a home being searched by FBI agents in Elizabeth, New Jersey, is linked to a person with a similar name.
This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.
Guess it would be racist to believe this might be linked to Muslim radicals...
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
They were all shut down until about 4:00 - 5:00 this morning according to the news.
An express train that normally wouldn't stop at my station, did so. I have to stand but at least I'm on my way. Not sure why I give a shit about being in the office on time. Lose/lose
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
Just don't refer to any of the bombers as bombers, terrorists, foreigners or Muslims.
thinking the same thing....don't want to offend.
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Carolina Dave....I think you have less than 14 Mondays....
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Morning CarolinaDave, WorkAtHomeTony and HoldingDownTheFortBean.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
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Carolina Dave....I think you have less than 14 Mondays....
13 but this banter does not work well using an iPad so have not changed it. I already deducted for holidays and planned vacation days.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
I was thinking the same thing, a bathroom size tv but guess Fish has good eyes, or maybe the Missy Fish had the last say in tv selections. ::)
Morning Bean.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
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Morning CarolinaDave, WorkAtHomeTony and HoldingDownTheFortBean.
No work at home for me. My wife is there. At least coming into the office I have a chance...
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
They were all shut down until about 4:00 - 5:00 this morning according to the news.
An express train that normally wouldn't stop at my station, did so. I have to stand but at least I'm on my way. Not sure why I give a shit about being in the office on time. Lose/lose
Hope you figure out that answer soon Mr. Mayor.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
I was thinking the same thing, a bathroom size tv but guess Fish has good eyes, or maybe the Missy Fish had the last say in tv selections. ::)
Morning Bean.
Or she has low expectations based on size....he told her it was 60".
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
I was thinking the same thing, a bathroom size tv but guess Fish has good eyes, or maybe the Missy Fish had the last say in tv selections. ::)
Morning Bean.
Morning Tex
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
I was thinking the same thing, a bathroom size tv but guess Fish has good eyes, or maybe the Missy Fish had the last say in tv selections. ::)
Morning Bean.
Or she has low expectations based on size....he told her it was 60".
Maybe she'll let me host the next herf 🤔
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
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Elizabeth, NJ - A device in a backpack was detonated near the Elizabeth train station early Monday as authorities were using a bomb robot to examine the item, officials said.
The blast occurred around 12:40 a.m. near Morris Avenue and Julian Place. The explosion was not a controlled blast, but happened as a bomb robot was cutting the device, according to Mayor Christian Bollwage. No one was injured in the blast, Bollwage said.
Police found five devices inside a single backpack near the train station, including one that went off. After the explosion, press and bystanders were moved back because the other explosive devices inside of the backpack were believed to still be live, Bollwage said.
On Twitter, the FBI's Newark division said "multiple improvised explosive devices" were found near the train station.
The incident unfolded after two men found the backpack in a waste basket on North Broad Street and Julian Place around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, the mayor said.
The men took the package "because they thought it was of some value," walked for a bit, then saw wires and a pipe, dropped the package and notified Elizabeth Police, he said.
Bollwage told reporters the explosives were found not far from Wally's Pub near the train station.
Trains are all messed up today because of it. Thanks O'Bummer.
They were all shut down until about 4:00 - 5:00 this morning according to the news.
An express train that normally wouldn't stop at my station, did so. I have to stand but at least I'm on my way. Not sure why I give a shit about being in the office on time. Lose/lose
Hope you figure out that answer soon Mr. Mayor.
Figured it out. See my previous post.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
D- at best, TV is way too small and setting it up wrong in the first place is not justication for Fuk'n up again.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
D- at best, TV is way too small and setting it up wrong in the first place is not justication for Fuk'n up again.
Ill let Tony and Dave tell you how wrong you are
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Another Exciting Day at the Page, not even any trinkets!
Rough around the Edge. The Cigar Page war hammer issues 45+% off beatdown to Rocky Patel Edge.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
D- at best, TV is way too small and setting it up wrong in the first place is not justication for Fuk'n up again.
Ill let Tony and Dave tell you how wrong you are
Like their opinion matters. ::)
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
For congratulating you on the project done well? That's what I was thinking.
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
Extra points for innovative covering!
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
You must have been the enabler. ;)
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DOW +113 @ 18,237
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Old timer's disease.
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
You must have been the enabler. ;)
Ha, no idea. I don't ever remember you mentioning those or showing interest
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Old timer's disease.
Very Likely the situation
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
You must have been the enabler. ;)
Ha, no idea. I don't ever remember you mentioning those or showing interest
Never smoked one, but CB probably has it correct.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
So other than being too small, nicely done! (TWSS)
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
Have you installed your automatic barn door opener yet?
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Morning, muchachos.
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Morning, muchachos.
Morning your Cigarness.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
Have you installed your automatic barn door opener yet?
I'm more interested in how he's hiding the cable box. My wife's cousin put all the equipment in a closet in the basement and has no wires anywhere. He's tried to explain it to me a dozen times and I still don't get it. Somewhere you have to plug in that VHF/UHF antenna, no?
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5 painters at work, should get this job done on time.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
Have you installed your automatic barn door opener yet?
I'm more interested in how he's hiding the cable box. My wife's cousin put all the equipment in a closet in the basement and has no wires anywhere. He's tried to explain it to me a dozen times and I still don't get it. Somewhere you have to plug in that VHF/UHF antenna, no?
Gotta be hard wired somewhere to get that signal inside your house.
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Morning, muchachos.
Morning your Cigarness.
Morning, Mikey.
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@Bean....did you see Fishy's little project from the weekend? TV was kinda small though, but then I remembered it was Fish.
Yes I did. Looks like fishy has been watching a little too much Chip and Joanna with that barn door slider. And the trim wasn't mitered. I give it a C+. ;)
No miters on purpose Bean, c'mon. Keep up with the barn decor...and the tv is 42", perfect fit. You were probably confused by the look of a completed project in a short period of time 😂
That's probably it. Did you set up that space to enable stogie smoking in front of that barn door/TV? If so I'll change your grade to A+.
Its basically a cigar lounge now, with sports on tv
Is it outside thus requiring protection for the TV? Or is the barn door thing something you did to advance your Joanna fantasy?
Its outside but under an 8' deep porch roof, I wanted it covered by a door or else when I remove it for the winter it would just be an empty box
Have you installed your automatic barn door opener yet?
I'm more interested in how he's hiding the cable box. My wife's cousin put all the equipment in a closet in the basement and has no wires anywhere. He's tried to explain it to me a dozen times and I still don't get it. Somewhere you have to plug in that VHF/UHF antenna, no?
Componentes are in the garage, there's a small hole down low under the tv so you can use the remote from outside
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Padilla 1948 Robusto of a 2009 Vintage lit on the patio.
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
You must have been the enabler. ;)
Ha, no idea. I don't ever remember you mentioning those or showing interest
Raspberry fingerprint cookies? I do admit, lonsdale is a different vitola for him.
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Morning CB and Raz.
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Padilla 1948 Robusto of a 2009 Vintage lit on the patio.
Got a little tv out there?
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Does anybody know why I might have ordered a box of Drew Estates Herrera Esteli Lonsdale Cabinet Selection Cigars from CI for $136.99?
Was I enabled?
Came with 2 items I did order but damned if I remember ordering those.
Probably a gift for me
Was it a good purchase then?
Of course, I'll forward my address
You must have been the enabler. ;)
Ha, no idea. I don't ever remember you mentioning those or showing interest
Raspberry fingerprint cookies? I do admit, lonsdale is a different vitola for him.
Not really, it is just a short Lancero like tat skinny monsters and tat blacks.
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Padilla 1948 Robusto of a 2009 Vintage lit on the patio.
Got a little tv out there?
Yep, 55" plasma but no barn door cover.
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Morning CB and Raz.
Dave.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
I guess if the dentist didn't have any availability, this would be the next best thing.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
No diversity refresher course? So you're still a bigot/racist/homophobe then. Got it.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
I guess if the dentist didn't have any availability, this would be the next best thing.
LOL, yeah this is about half-way between the dentist and the proctologist.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
No diversity refresher course? So you're still a bigot/racist/homophobe then. Got it.
Yeah but he is not a Deplorable like me.
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
spurred by runs on pressure cookers and pipe.
Good morning boys. Stayed a little extra in Penn Station this morning. thought I would have some
coffee and a few Tim Horton donuts. Doing my part to thumb my nose to the terrorists, (and I hadn't
had a Canadian maple donut in a long while!). BTW Good morning.....
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
spurred by runs on pressure cookers and pipe.
Good morning boys. Stayed a little extra in Penn Station this morning. thought I would have some
coffee and a few Tim Horton donuts. Doing my part to thumb my nose to the terrorists, (and I hadn't
had a Canadian maple donut in a long while!). BTW Good morning.....
Morning MapleFlip
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
No diversity refresher course? So you're still a bigot/racist/homophobe then. Got it.
Yeah but he is not a Deplorable like me.
That is the worst. Excuse me while I go to my safe place.
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
Make it 3 - it was not an International attack
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
Make it 3 - it was not an International attack
But of course Hillary says it was not a bomb, 40 minutes after she said it was a bomb
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
No diversity refresher course? So you're still a bigot/racist/homophobe then. Got it.
Need to wait for the proper training cycle. I just completed the requirements that were listed for the quarter.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
I guess if the dentist didn't have any availability, this would be the next best thing.
LOL, yeah this is about half-way between the dentist and the proctologist.
Just don't get those two mixed up, especially when they're using a scope. :o
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5 painters at work, should get this job done on time.
Not if three of them are named, Moe, Larry & Curly.
and the other two are brothers named Daryl.
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
spurred by runs on pressure cookers and pipe.
Good morning boys. Stayed a little extra in Penn Station this morning. thought I would have some
coffee and a few Tim Horton donuts. Doing my part to thumb my nose to the terrorists, (and I hadn't
had a Canadian maple donut in a long while!). BTW Good morning.....
Didn't they give out free ones like Krispy Kreme for National Pirates Day?
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
Make it 3 - it was not an International attack
Last time I checked, you don't need a passport to get from Elizabeth or Linden NJ to New York City.
Path train will do it fine (well from Newark, but looks like he drove.
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One would think the Market Futures would be in the tank with the bombing issues but DOW Futures are UP 70 points.
spurred by runs on pressure cookers and pipe.
Good morning boys. Stayed a little extra in Penn Station this morning. thought I would have some
coffee and a few Tim Horton donuts. Doing my part to thumb my nose to the terrorists, (and I hadn't
had a Canadian maple donut in a long while!). BTW Good morning.....
Didn't they give out free ones like Krispy Kreme for National Pirates Day?
no, but being a Canadian Company, you had to say
heh, instead of Arrggh.
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
Make it 3 - it was not an International attack
Last time I checked, you don't need a passport to get from Elizabeth or Linden NJ to New York City.
Path train will do it fine (well from Newark, but looks like he drove.
But you need one to get from Afghanistan to there.
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Suspect In NYC, NJ Explosions In Custody
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A man being sought in connection with an explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey and another blast in Chelsea is believed to be in custody, Linden police said.
Authorities have been looking for Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan.
Linden police said they responded to a call of a man sleeping in a doorway. When officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring two officers, police told CBS2.
The NYPD and the FBI first said Monday morning that Rahami was being sought in the Chelsea explosion that left 29 people hurt.
New Jersey State Police said later Monday, citing the FBI, that the bombing in Chelsea was connected to the Seaside Park blast that happened before a charity 5K race. No one was injured in that incident.
the mayor of New York went two for two Sunday morning.
1. this is not a terrorist attack
2. it is not related to the NJ bombing on the shore.
Make it 3 - it was not an International attack
Last time I checked, you don't need a passport to get from Elizabeth or Linden NJ to New York City.
Path train will do it fine (well from Newark, but looks like he drove.
But you need one to get from Afghanistan to there.
He's a naturalized citizen, so legally - which is all that ever really counts - this was a domestic attack. But it underscores that no matter how liberally one wants to look at this, we have a problem with Muslim immigrants. And Muslims give the lie to the liberal viewpoint that all religions are somehow equally worthy (or equally unworthy). Muslims are a different kettle of fish altogether. It's one of the few things about which Bill Maher is right.
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Just finished up my Corporate General Training for the Quarter...
E discovery, The Records Roadshow
Certificate of Policy against trading securities on the basis of non-public (Insider) information.
Insider Trading
Record Retention Policy Certificate.
Yea!
No diversity refresher course? So you're still a bigot/racist/homophobe then. Got it.
Yeah but he is not a Deplorable like me.
That is the worst. Excuse me while I go to my safe place.
Don't you have to go all the way down to Austin for that? Didn't think Round Rock went for such things.
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Closed Barn Door TV lull.
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Captain Obvious alive and well, and reporting from CNN...
The bombings led authorities to believe there may be a terror cell at work in those two states, law enforcement officials told CNN Monday.
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Captain Obvious alive and well, and reporting from CNN...
The bombings led authorities to believe there may be a terror cell at work in those two states, law enforcement officials told CNN Monday.
Well obvious to everyone, but the real Mayor of New York (DiBlasio, not Tony!).
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
Simple!
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
Simple!
And support that rapist, Bill Cosby?!?
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good afternoon guys. I love Mondays! tee'd off at 6:45 this morning, played 27 holes, had a great open faced steak sandwich at the clubhouse, and just getting home to do laundry before I bring dinner over to the redhead's place.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
you have to buy the tapioca pearls, get the small pearls, they look like the beads
we put in the humidors.... Do NOT use humidor beads, replace uncooked rice with uncooked tapioca
pearls, there you now know how to make tapioca pudding.
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
Simple!
mine wasn't as simple, but I did not have him harvesting his own cassava root(yuca),
and grinding it into flour, to make his own tapioca pearls.... 8)
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Today, September 19 is.............. National Butterscotch Pudding Day
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. This special day is the perfect excuse to indulge in delicious butterscotch pudding. This dessert is extremely easy to make and uses brown sugar, butter, sugar and treacle. The ingredients are boiled together and then cooled until they set. The final constancy of butterscotch pudding should be light and creamy and budding chefs can have fun adding ingredients such as cream, milk and vanilla extract.
Although nobody knows the exact origins of Butterscotch Pudding Day, records show that this dessert has been around since at least 1848. There are a number of variations available on the standard recipe and butterscotch pudding is extremely easy to make. If you have children, making butterscotch pudding is the perfect way to celebrate Butterscotch Pudding Day. Or why not surprise someone special by making this sweet treat just for them.
They didn't have butterscotch so I went with tapioca.
Should have gone with the rice pudding.
I can make rice pudding. Don't know how to make tapioca.
you have to buy the tapioca pearls, get the small pearls, they look like the beads
we put in the humidors.... Do NOT use humidor beads, replace uncooked rice with uncooked tapioca
pearls, there you now know how to make tapioca pudding.
Thank you for that. I'll give it a try.
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good afternoon guys. I love Mondays! tee'd off at 6:45 this morning, played 27 holes, had a great open faced steak sandwich at the clubhouse, and just getting home to do laundry before I bring dinner over to the redhead's place.
OK, hope you don't get bored in your spare time. :)
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Tapioca Time Lull?
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good afternoon guys. I love Mondays! tee'd off at 6:45 this morning, played 27 holes, had a great open faced steak sandwich at the clubhouse, and just getting home to do laundry before I bring dinner over to the redhead's place.
OK, hope you don't get bored in your spare time. :)
.....misread that as hope you don't get boned.... ???
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[ :)quote author=Travellin Dave link=topic=883.msg191700#msg191700 date=1474310995]
good afternoon guys. I love Mondays! tee'd off at 6:45 this morning, played 27 holes, had a great open faced steak sandwich at the clubhouse, and just getting home to do laundry before I bring dinner over to the redhead's place.
OK, hope you don't get bored in your spare time. :)
.....misread that as hope you don't get boned.... ???
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Guess that could apply too :)
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
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DOW Closed -4 @ 18,120
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Still lots of Dean experiences to take in. New projects tour (Screen Room, including illegal fan), past projects tour, 27 holes of golf, lunch with the Lady, dinner on the Redhead's yacht, go to a meeting, capped off with the signature sunrise with coffee and EPC 2nd event.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
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Temperature 100 Heat Index 109 now.
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Red Head Lull?
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SHEESH!
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Most likely
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Can you imagine this? ::)
On September 15th, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has issued warning letters to 55 retailers who were found in violation of selling tobacco products to minors. Perhaps the most interesting fact is that none of the violations involved a traditional (i.e. non-flavored, non-infused, 100% long-filler tobacco) handmade cigar product.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
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Can you imagine this? ::)
On September 15th, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has issued warning letters to 55 retailers who were found in violation of selling tobacco products to minors. Perhaps the most interesting fact is that none of the violations involved a traditional (i.e. non-flavored, non-infused, 100% long-filler tobacco) handmade cigar product.
Sic the seegar poleece on 'em!
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Red Head Lull?
Don't I wish.
Monday + required online training lull. This is giving me brain damage. I can feel it.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Can't sail a boat with no sail. You can row it, paddle it, motor it, or drift it...but can't sail it. ;-)
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Correct, be a long ride in a flats boat.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
He just needs a proper navigator.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
He just needs a proper navigator.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
It ain't a sailboat, and I'm sure he'd trailer it for that trip.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
He just needs a proper navigator.
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Don't know if I can tell which way that compass is pointing....
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
He just needs a proper navigator.
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Well, she can pull on my halyard anytime she wishes.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
+/- 880 miles
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
+/- 880 miles
Loooooooooooooooong trip at sea speeds.
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I am actually getting a lot more painting than I thought I was paying for, nice!
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
+/- 880 miles
Loooooooooooooooong trip at sea speeds.
Very long indeed. And just a few gallons of gas too.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
+/- 880 miles
Loooooooooooooooong trip at sea speeds.
Very long indeed. And just a few gallons of gas too.
And a sore ass too.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
Sure, I'm all for it. But that's a looooong trip at sea speeds.
+/- 880 miles
Loooooooooooooooong trip at sea speeds.
Very long indeed. And just a few gallons of gas too.
And a sore ass too.
And, of course, you know what the scientific definition of a boat is, I'm sure.
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
CB the sailor!
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Got travel pretty well booked through October.... CA, CO, GA, RI, SC.....should be fun.
Certainly a variety of scenery. Florida 2 times for me is all I know about through early November but could have a couple of in-state trips after mid October
So more Dean time already?
Possibly so, got to pick up my boat. Other trip is further south and my son is meeting me there.
Going to drive the boat up to SC and leave it there I take it?
Sail a boat, drive a car unless you're towing it on a trailer.
Pretty sure trailering is the intention. I don't see Tex motoring that little boat up the coast from Florida to Carolina.
Sail it up the intercoastal waterway. Just motorin' along.
CB the sailor!
"Just sit right back
And you'll hear a tale
A tale of a fateful trip...."
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Eggo waffles recalled over Listeria fears.
That's one way to make someone leggo.
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Great. One of the New York bombs contained a residue of Tannerite. Now they'll try to ban that too.
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Great. One of the New York bombs contained a residue of Tannerite. Now they'll try to ban that too.
What is it?
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Only had time for a quickie this afternoon.
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You can't make this chit up!
Latino Activist, Who Criticized Trump’s Comments about Mexican Rapists, Arrested for Rape
Yapias is reportedly an illegal alien himself originally who supports open borders and who harshly criticized Donald Trump for calling some Mexicans rapists.
Yapias, 50 was charged with one count of rape, a first-degree felony, and one count of evidence tampering, a class A misdemeanor.
He is the director of Proyecto Latino de Utah and he was director of Utah’s Hispanic Affairs Office and has had several Hispanic-affairs radio shows.
Bail was set at $250,000.
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Only had time for a quickie this afternoon.
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We will let Bean handle this one ;D
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Great. One of the New York bombs contained a residue of Tannerite. Now they'll try to ban that too.
What is it?
It's a binary explosive, most commonly used to make exploding targets for shooters. It's a poor choice for making IED's because it takes a lot of power to get it to explode. Like shooting it with a .223 or larger caliber bullet fired from a rifle. I suspect that's why these bombs didn't accomplish much, relative to the Boston Marathon bombs.
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Great. One of the New York bombs contained a residue of Tannerite. Now they'll try to ban that too.
What is it?
It's a binary explosive, most commonly used to make exploding targets for shooters. It's a poor choice for making IED's because it takes a lot of power to get it to explode. Like shooting it with a .223 or larger caliber bullet fired from a rifle. I suspect that's why these bombs didn't accomplish much, relative to the Boston Marathon bombs.
Gotcha.
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IED lull? I hope so.
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IED lull? I hope so.
Must be
Evening Mayor
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Only had time for a quickie this afternoon.
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TWSS. Sorry I'm late. TWTS. (That's What Tony Said).
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IED lull? I hope so.
Commute lull here.
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Jayzus. At this moment I'm owed $300k by various entities. THAT's a once-in-a-lifetime experience, I expect.
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It's been a mind-numbing day. So I'm making up for it by numbing my mind this evening. One CanClub down, working on a Paddy on the rocks and watching Fast & Loud on Discovery.
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It's been a mind-numbing day. So I'm making up for it by numbing my mind this evening. One CanClub down, working on a Paddy on the rocks and watching Fast & Loud on Discovery.
I may need some alcohol too. Wonder what I have.
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It's been a mind-numbing day. So I'm making up for it by numbing my mind this evening. One CanClub down, working on a Paddy on the rocks and watching Fast & Loud on Discovery.
I may need some alcohol too. Wonder what I have.
It's a drunk Monday, fer shore.
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One good turn deserves another. After stuffing myself with Beef Bourguignon, I'm having a second Paddy's. Screw the world.