| ...This is an ACTUAL AMBER ALERT... Issued By: New York State Police Jurisdictions: Bronx, Delaware, Dutchess, Greene, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster, Westchester Counties Headline: AMBER Alert: Mount Vernon, NY CHILD:5yrs Black male 3' 6" 50lbs Hr:black Eye:brown SUSP:49yrs Black male 6' 180lbs Hr:black Eye:brown CALL(866)NYS-AMB Description: NEW YORK STATE AMBER ALERT Activation Date and Time: Monday, July 02, 2012 - 1:29 AM The Mount Vernon Police has activated the New York State AMBER Alert and is investigating a confirmed child abduction that occurred on West 3rd Street, in Mount Vernon, NY at about 7:29 AM on 7/1/2012. The CHILD, Ranaldo Brown is a Black male, approximately 5 years old with punk, black hair and brown eyes. He is approximately 3 feet 6 inches tall and weighs about 50 pounds. Ranaldo was last seen wearing blue denim shorts, white cutoff shirt, and red and black sneakers. The SUSPECT, Thomas Whaley is a Black male, approximately 49 years old with short, black hair and brown eyes. He is approximately 6 feet tall and weighs about 180 pounds. The suspect was last seen wearing blue and white basketball shorts and basketball jersey shirt. The SUSPECT was last seen traveling on foot possibly heading for New York City. Suspect abducted child from former girlfriend. Suspect is no relation to the child. Suspect has an extensive criminal history including violent and weapon offenses. Anyone with any information on this abduction is asked to call the Mount Vernon Police at (866)N Y S-AMBER or dial 911 to provide information on a report or sighting. Instructions: Visit http://amber.ny.gov for the most up to date information concerning this alert.  For a permanent link to this Notification (may contain additional formatting and / or content which could not be sent), follow this link: http://www.nyalert.gov/Public/News/AlertView.aspx?notID=3662677&refer=HOME&source=ADFTFH&messageID=44433255& To Un-Subscribe to this distribution, log into the NY-Alert - Civilians Portal using the following URL: https://users.nyalert.gov | ||
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5 Temmuz 2012 Perşembe
Fw: AMBER Alert: Mount Vernon, NY CHILD:5yrs Black male 3' 6" 50lbs Hr:black Eye:brown SUSP:49yrs Black male 6' 180lbs Hr:black Eye:brown CALL(866)NYS-AMB
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Fw: AMBER Cancel:
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| ...This is an ACTUAL AMBER ALERT... Issued By: New York State Police Jurisdictions: Bronx, Delaware, Dutchess, Greene, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster, Westchester Counties Headline: AMBER Cancel: Description: The AMBER Alert for Mount Vernon Police has been canceled Instructions: Visit http://amber.ny.gov for the most up to date information concerning this alert. For a permanent link to this Notification (may contain additional formatting and / or content which could not be sent), follow this link: http://www.nyalert.gov/Public/News/AlertView.aspx?notID=3662708&refer=HOME&source=ADFTFH&messageID=44455398& To Un-Subscribe to this distribution, log into the NY-Alert - Civilians Portal using the following URL: https://users.nyalert.gov | ||
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Vernor's
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Vernor opened a drug store of his own on Woodward Avenue, and sold his ginger ale at its soda fountain. According to the 1911 trademark application on "Vernor's" as a name for ginger ale and extract, Vernors entered commerce in 1880. City by city, Vernor sold bottling franchises, with operators of those franchises required to strictly adhere to the recipe. In 1896, Vernor closed his drugstore to concentrate on the ginger ale business alone. Initially, Vernors was only sold via soda fountain franchises, but later Vernors was bottled for home consumption.
Michigan Governor's 2010 Executive Budget
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Message from the Director, Bob Emerson
As Director of the Office of the State Budget, I would like to invite you to explore and make use of the many areas of our Web site. The State Budget Office is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the state budget including development of the Executive Budget recommendation, presentation of the budget to the Legislature and implementation of the budget after enactment. The Office also supervises and manages the collection and dissemination of educational data through the Center for Educational Performance and Information.
I am committed to providing comprehensive and useful information regarding the state budget and responsibilities of this office. I hope you find what you are looking for within our Web site.
**Governor Granholm's 2010 Executive Budget Addresses Structural Deficit, Protects Families
**Fiscal Year 2010 Executive Budget
Michigan Treasury
As Director of the Office of the State Budget, I would like to invite you to explore and make use of the many areas of our Web site. The State Budget Office is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the state budget including development of the Executive Budget recommendation, presentation of the budget to the Legislature and implementation of the budget after enactment. The Office also supervises and manages the collection and dissemination of educational data through the Center for Educational Performance and Information.
I am committed to providing comprehensive and useful information regarding the state budget and responsibilities of this office. I hope you find what you are looking for within our Web site.
**Governor Granholm's 2010 Executive Budget Addresses Structural Deficit, Protects Families
**Fiscal Year 2010 Executive Budget
Michigan Treasury
The Tax Saver's Credit Toolkit
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4 Temmuz 2012 Çarşamba
The boat is nearly completed.
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I'm still working on the boat. If the weather is good tomorrow I will be doing the last things on the boat for the year this week.
A backlog of blog updates will follow.
Weather permitting, I'll cut the rear deck side scallops, long block sand the entire rear deck (going to hate that) and paint the first coat of 2 part sealer.
By the last week of October it will be displayed on the front lawn during day light.
I just put in a quiry to Petitt regarding the shelf life of my EasyPoxy boat paint. May not be able to use up the can I have until spring.
I'm still working on the boat. If the weather is good tomorrow I will be doing the last things on the boat for the year this week.
A backlog of blog updates will follow.
Weather permitting, I'll cut the rear deck side scallops, long block sand the entire rear deck (going to hate that) and paint the first coat of 2 part sealer.
By the last week of October it will be displayed on the front lawn during day light.
I just put in a quiry to Petitt regarding the shelf life of my EasyPoxy boat paint. May not be able to use up the can I have until spring.
Batboat Rebuild: February 5th. Trailer wheels and new equipment stuff.
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After nearly 5 months I am back to work on my Batboat!
I am going to move again. This time completely out of North Eastern Michigan to a more prosperous area in Metro Detroit. Been wanting to move there for a long time. Now that my economy has improved to pre-recession levels I will be moving soon.
The poverty level here in Saginaw is just too widespread and with nearly 70% of the housing being rentals the region is getting really run down. A Ghost Town with negative attitude.
There are very few things of interest for me to do here and most people I come across in my age group are usually low-lifes. Been that way for a while so its time to get out of Dodge.
However, before I take the boat on the road I'll need to replace both wheels and axle hubs. They are too old for safe driving. This boat will be my Uhaul and will travel over 600 miles to and from the new place.
I needed two jack stands and a trailer dolly so I bought those at Harbor Freight today and spent the evening putting the dolly together and dismantling the wheels and axles to see what I need to order.
The trailer is probably as old as I am. I wont say which is in better condition.
These tires are at least 20 years old, have slow leaks and the sidewalls are splitting. They need to be replaced before it goes on the road again.
The wheel hubs are going into the trash, also, just to be safe.
First, I need to find the diameter of the axle.
Yep, these are old. When I rotate the tires there is a slight grinding feel to them despite both still being fully packed with grease
My new trailer dolly and one of two jack stands.
The dolly came with a bunch of nuts, bolts and washers. However, the instructions did not show how to assemble it so most of today's working time was putting it together.
The tire and hub are off the axle. I did this to make sure the axle is one inch in diameter so no parts I order have to be returned. Just as I hoped, they measure one inch.
A greasy mess.
The new hubs will have a connection where I can pump in the grease instead of taking the hub covers off.
The trailer jack.
I am going to take this thing off and donate it to the garbage man and use the trailer dolly instead.
A lot of cranking has to be done to just raise it up over 6 inches and it is not worth it. Also, many times it gets in my way of doing things with the boat, including hitching the trailer to the car.
Now that I am back to work on the boat again I am in the Batboat frame of mind and motivated.
The backlog of updates from last year will be uploaded soon. Stay tuned!!
After nearly 5 months I am back to work on my Batboat!I am going to move again. This time completely out of North Eastern Michigan to a more prosperous area in Metro Detroit. Been wanting to move there for a long time. Now that my economy has improved to pre-recession levels I will be moving soon.
The poverty level here in Saginaw is just too widespread and with nearly 70% of the housing being rentals the region is getting really run down. A Ghost Town with negative attitude.
There are very few things of interest for me to do here and most people I come across in my age group are usually low-lifes. Been that way for a while so its time to get out of Dodge.
However, before I take the boat on the road I'll need to replace both wheels and axle hubs. They are too old for safe driving. This boat will be my Uhaul and will travel over 600 miles to and from the new place.
I needed two jack stands and a trailer dolly so I bought those at Harbor Freight today and spent the evening putting the dolly together and dismantling the wheels and axles to see what I need to order.
The trailer is probably as old as I am. I wont say which is in better condition.These tires are at least 20 years old, have slow leaks and the sidewalls are splitting. They need to be replaced before it goes on the road again.
The wheel hubs are going into the trash, also, just to be safe.
First, I need to find the diameter of the axle.
Yep, these are old. When I rotate the tires there is a slight grinding feel to them despite both still being fully packed with greaseMy new trailer dolly and one of two jack stands.The dolly came with a bunch of nuts, bolts and washers. However, the instructions did not show how to assemble it so most of today's working time was putting it together.
The tire and hub are off the axle. I did this to make sure the axle is one inch in diameter so no parts I order have to be returned. Just as I hoped, they measure one inch.A greasy mess.The new hubs will have a connection where I can pump in the grease instead of taking the hub covers off.
The trailer jack.I am going to take this thing off and donate it to the garbage man and use the trailer dolly instead.
A lot of cranking has to be done to just raise it up over 6 inches and it is not worth it. Also, many times it gets in my way of doing things with the boat, including hitching the trailer to the car.
Now that I am back to work on the boat again I am in the Batboat frame of mind and motivated.
The backlog of updates from last year will be uploaded soon. Stay tuned!!
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