Paul E Ester
Paul E Ester's JournalBest UFO Sightings Of February 2013
There are links to the individual movies in the description on YT.
$4 million in marijuana found on Santa Barbara beach
Source: LA Times
Santa Barbara County officials discovered $4-million worth of marijuana next to a boat Sunday at Arroyo Camada Beach.
Officials said they found an estimated 2,000 pounds of marijuana wrapped in plastic bags on the beach.
Santa Barbara County sheriff's officials "located an apparently abandoned 30-foot Panga style boat with two outboard engines and 20+ fuel containers on board," the department said in a news release. "Sheriffs detectives located a significant amount of evidence that was consistent with marijuana smuggling activities, including trash and debris that was strewn about the beach and nearby coastal access trails."
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This is the second big pot discovery this month in Santa Barbara County.
Earlier this month, marijuana with an estimated value of at least $1 million was discovered Thursday near a boat that had crashed on a beach near Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Read more: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2013/03/4-million-in-marijuana-found-on-santa-barbara-beach.html
- like 2000 lbs of weed and a boat.
India testing putting solar panels on top of canals, generate power and lower evaporation.
Interview NSA/CIA director Michael Hayden - Chavez death, drones, Pakistan, the crusades, cyberwar
Extend "My Subscriptions" to users?
Much like youtube subscriptions/twitter/g+, etc
Certain people post nice OP's but they do so in various forums. It would be nice to aggregate them in a stream.
Would need a block for stalkers...
Thanks
Chicago woman was real-life stalker from 'The Natural'
The 19-year-old's crime, which put a spotlight on stalking crimes, nearly killed Waitkus, 29, and temporarily sidetracked his career. The incident also helped to draw attention to "baseball Annies" young, hero-worshipping groupies who would pursue major league ballplayers, often relentlessly.
However, from the time that Ruth Ann Steinhagen left Kankakee State Hospital in 1952 after undergoing nearly three years of psychiatric treatment, she disappeared into near obscurity so much so that one of her final next-door neighbors said he lived there for more than 15 years before learning her history.
Steinhagen, who never spoke publicly about the Waitkus incident after her release from the hospital, spent much of her final 42 years living in a modest house on the Northwest Side with her parents and sister.
She died Dec. 29 at Swedish Covenant Hospital of a subdural hematoma caused by an accidental fall in her longtime home, a Cook County medical examiner spokeswoman said. She was 83.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-03-14/news/ct-spt-0315-steinhagen-eddie-waitkus-20130315_1_chicago-woman-ruth-ann-steinhagen-eddie-waitkus
Proof I guess that mentally ill criminals, even violent ones can be rehabilitated,
Footage from a SAA tank fighting the FSA. High def urban battle footage
What a city looks like in a sniper/tank war.
Sequestration to Privatization, First up the barbershop of the U.S. Senate.
Senate sergeant at arms Terry Gainer:
Ive accelerated my goal to get there through leveraging sequestration, Gainer explains. The only real way were going to change this thing around without pricing ourselves out of the market is by reducing the number of fulltime employees.
The sequestrations required spending cuts provide convenient cover. Gainer is offering early retirement to all eligible employees, hoping to replace them with independent contractors. Four employees have already accepted the offer, and they plan to retire in the next 60 days. Gainer likens these buyouts to those that corporations often make. He has no timeline for complete privatization, but is determined to see it through.
https://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/supercuts_707691.html
The millionaire Senate serviced by benefit-less independent contractors. The nimble American economy marches on.
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