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New Dog Law Proposal Prompts Backlash in Rockford

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New Dog Law Proposal Prompts Backlash in Rockford

(Photo Credit: Rui Mesquita Cordeiro | Getty Images) The Rockford City Council has revisited a controversial dog ordinance. It was initiated by 14th Alderman Mark Bonne and has been met with significant public and professional criticism. The proposal, sparked by a fatal dog attack in Bonne’s ward, aims to introduce restrictions on dog ownership. These […]

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Happy Birthday to me!

Here’s some (mostly positive) stuff about the year I was born:

Chinese Year of the Horse

United States Senate proceedings are broadcast on radio for the first time.

The People's Republic of China lifts a ban on works by Aristotle, William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens.

The first global positioning satellite, the Rockwell International-built Navstar 1, is launched by the United States.

The first radio episode of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, by Douglas Adams, is transmitted on BBC Radio 4.

San Francisco's City Council signs the United States's most comprehensive gay rights bill.

Dallas debuts on CBS, and gives birth to the modern day primetime soap opera.

At the 50th Academy Awards, Annie Hall won four Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director (Woody Allen), and Best Actress (Diane Keaton). On the other hand, Star Wars won six Oscars, including Best Film Editing, Best Visual Effects, and Best Art Direction. Finally, Madame Rosa (France) won an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.

Izhar Cohen & the Alphabeta win the Eurovision Song Contest 1978 for Israel with their song A-Ba-Ni-Bi.

The Bee Gees' album, Saturday Night Fever, went #1 for 24 weeks.

Sarajevo is selected to host the 1984 Winter Olympics, and Los Angeles is selected to host the 1984 Summer Olympics.

Mavis Hutchinson, 53, becomes the first woman to run across the U.S.; her trek took 69 days.

The Dallas Cowboys won the Super Bowl, the Washington Bullets were the NBA champs, and the Montreal Canadiens clinched the Stanley Cup.

Garfield's first comic strip, originally published locally as Jon in 1976, goes into nationwide syndication.

Charon, a satellite of Pluto, is discovered.

The rainbow flag of the LGBT movement flies for the first time (in its original form) at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade.

Louise Brown, the world's first test tube baby, is born in Oldham, Greater Manchester, UK.

Pope John Paul I succeeds Pope Paul VI as the 263rd Pope.

NASA unveiled the first group of women astronauts: Shannon W. Lucid, Margaret Rhea Seddon, Kathryn D. Sullivan, Judith A. Resnik, Anna L. Fisher, and Sally K. Ride.

Pope John Paul I dies after only 33 days of papacy.

United States President Jimmy Carter signs a bill that authorizes the minting of the Susan B. Anthony dollar.

Pope John Paul II succeeds Pope John Paul I as the 264th pope, resulting in the first Year of Three Popes since 1605.

Abolitionist Harriet Tubman became the first African-American woman to be honored on a U.S. postage stamp.

Chicago serial killer John Wayne Gacy is arrested.

Cabbage Patch Kids are first created.

The video game Space Invaders launched a craze for computer video games.

The first email system was created at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in Newark, N.J.

The first spam email was sent by Gary Thuerk, a marketing manager who was promoting a new model of computer. Thuerk sent the correspondence out to about 600 prospects via ARPANET, and “complaints started coming in almost immediately.”

Illinois Bell Company introduced the first-ever Cellular Mobile Phone System.

Pulitzer Prize was awarded to Carl Sagan for his book, The Dragons of Eden.

 At the 30th Primetime Emmy Awards, All in the Family (CBS) won an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series, and The Rockford Files (NBC) won an Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series. Carroll O’Connor (All in the Family) won an Emmy for Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series, and Jean Stapleton (All in the Family) won an Emmy for Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series.

At the 35th Golden Globe Awards, The Turning Point won a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Drama, and The Goodbye Girl won a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical.

Actor Ashton Kutcher was born on Feb. 7, 1978 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Actor James Franco was born in Palo Alto, Calif. on April 19, 1978.

Actor Jason Biggs was born on May 12, 1978, in Pompton Plains, N.J.

Actress Zoe Saldana was born on June 19, 1978.

Singer Nicole Scherzinger was born on June 29, 1978.

Actor Josh Harnett was born on July 21, 1978.

 NBA star Kobe Bryant was born on Aug. 23, 1978.

Singer Usher was born on Oct. 14, 1978.

Actress Katherine Marie Heigl was born in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 24, 1978.

Popular movies included: Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Star Wars (the first one), Superman: The Movie, and Halloween.

 The most popular baby names for boys were Michael, Jason, Christopher, David, and James. 

The most popular baby names for girls were Jennifer, Melissa, Jessica, Amy, and Heather. 

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Being unhoused and the effects of being unhoused

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582,462 and Counting

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/03/business/economy/us-homeless-population-count.html

By The New York Times

Published Feb. 3, 2023Updated Feb. 9, 2023

To fix a problem like homelessness in America, you need to know its scope. To do that, you need sheriffs, social workers, volunteers, flashlights and 10 days in January.

They go into the streets in search of data. Peeking behind dumpsters, shining flashlights under bridges, rustling a frosted tent to see if anyone was inside. This is what it takes to count the people in America who don’t have a place to live. To get a number, however flawed, that describes the scope of a deeply entrenched problem and the country’s progress toward fixing it.

Last year, the Biden administration laid out a goal to reduce homelessness by 25 percent by 2025. The problem increasingly animates local politics, with ambitious programs to build affordable housing getting opposition from homeowners who say they want encampments gone but for the solution to be far from their communities. Across the country, homelessness is a subject in which declarations of urgency outweigh measurable progress.

Officially called the Point-in-Time Count, the annual tally of those who live outside or in homeless shelters takes place in every corner of the country through the last 10 days of January, and over the past dozen years has found 550,000 to 650,000 people experiencing homelessness. The endeavor is far from perfect, advocates note, since it captures no more than a few days and is almost certainly a significant undercount. But it’s a snapshot from which resources flow, and creates a shared understanding of a common problem.

This year, reporters and photographers from The New York Times shadowed the count, using a sampling of four very different communities — warm and cold, big and small, rural and urban — to examine the same problem in vastly different places.

On any given evening, the forces that drive someone to sleep outside or in a shelter are myriad and complex. A long-run erosion in wages. A fraying social safety net. The fact that hard drugs are cheap and mental health care is not. Year after year, the count finds people experiencing homelessness to be disproportionately Black, disproportionately old and disproportionately sick. Members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community are overrepresented as well.

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There is one factor — the high cost of housing and difficulty of finding anything affordable — that rises above the rest. The numbers bear this out, explaining why expensive West Coast cities like Los Angeles have long had the nation’s worst homeless problems, why growing cities like Phoenix are now seeing a troubling rise, and why it is seemingly easier to solve homelessness in places like Rockford, Ill., a once-thriving factory town that has lost a lot of jobs but where housing remains cheap.

“Housing has become a competition for a scarce resource, and when you have that the people who are most vulnerable are going to lose,” Gregg Colburn, a professor at the University of Washington and a co-author of “Homelessness Is a Housing Problem,” said in an interview.

The 2023 count will provide a crucial understanding of the legacy of the Covid-19 pandemic and the success of government efforts in blunting its effects. Last year’s count — 582,462 — showed homelessness was essentially flat from two years ago, a fact that Jeff Olivet, executive director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, attributed to widespread eviction moratoriums, billions in rental assistance and an expansion of federal housing vouchers that fortified the safety net. The question for this year, Mr. Olivet said, is “whether we were able to flatten the curve and even start pointing downwards.”

Behind each number are tens of thousands of volunteers, outreach workers and public safety officers who spend the wee hours looking for the most destitute members of their community.

Sometimes, people gladly answer questions and thank volunteers for what they are doing, with a hope that accurate figures will bring more funding for housing and services. Other times, they feel violated and gawked at.

“What are you doing?” a man on a bicycle in Los Angeles asked a team of volunteers in day glow vests as they walked past a downtown sidewalk covered in tents.

“Counting.”

“Counting what?”

“Counting people.”

— Conor Dougherty

Los Angeles, Jan. 25-26

‘Once you enter this whole cycle, you are always on the edge’

In the capital of the capital of homelessness, the people who live outside are used to seeing outsiders. This is especially true in Skid Row, a 50-block neighborhood in downtown where some 3,000 people live in the tents, shanties and recreational vehicles that so thoroughly clog the sidewalks that much of the pedestrian traffic is in the streets. So when dozens of volunteers in reflective vests left the Downtown Women’s Center to count on a recent evening, the people they were counting rarely so much as looked up.

“They constantly have visitors, whether it’s proselytizers, outreach teams, people offering them something to eat, people offering them drugs — people doing a homeless count,” said Suzette Shaw, a volunteer who helped with the tally this year. “This community never sleeps.”

Ms. Shaw is a 58-year-old student who lives in the neighborhood and was once homeless herself. She lived in various forms of transitional housing — hotels, shelters — until she found a permanent subsidized unit in 2016, whose rent is partially covered with a Section 8 housing voucher. Joining the count is one way she tries to make sense of a neighborhood whose scenes of ragged fabric and open fires are some of the bleakest pictures America has to offer.

Given that it has the nation’s worst homeless problem, Los Angeles’s count requires assembling a small army that spends three days and several thousand hours amassing their figures. This ranges from volunteers like Ms. Shaw who comb sidewalks for a few hours, to officers like Lt. William Kitchin, of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, who along with a team of deputies and outreach workers spent a recent Wednesday driving a stretch of the Los Angeles River to tally the residents who live under overpasses and along the banks.

Unlike smaller cities, which often pair the Point-in-Time Count with interviews and outreach, for sensitivity and safety reasons organizers in Los Angeles discourage volunteers from interacting with the people on the streets.

Some walk, some drive, but for the most part it happens briskly and the numbers they come back with are large. According to last year’s count, about 20 percent of the entire nation’s unsheltered population — about 50,000 people — lived in Los Angeles County.

This has left voters despondent: Surveys consistently show housing and homelessness are the biggest concern of California voters, while a recent poll by the Los Angeles Business Council Institute found residents are furious at the city’s inability to make so much as a dent, with many voters saying they feel unsafe and have considered moving because of the homeless problem.

After a campaign last year that focused almost entirely on homelessness, Karen Bass, the city’s new mayor, declared a state of emergency on her first day in office. This gives her office expanded powers to speed the construction of affordable housing by lifting rules that impede it.

“Tonight we’re counting the people on the street, but we also know that it is most important that we prevent new people from falling into homelessness,” the mayor said to a crowd at a kickoff event in the San Fernando Valley. She joined the count shortly after, along with the actor Danny Trejo.

Ms. Bass summed up the central problem for Los Angeles and other high-cost U.S. cities: Even as they spend billions on new housing and expanded services, more people continue to fall into homelessness faster than these programs can help people already on the streets. Nationally, some 901,000 people exited homelessness each year between 2017 and 2020 on average. That figure would be a huge accomplishment, but for one detail: About 909,000 people entered homelessness each year over the same period.

“Once you enter this whole cycle, you are always on the edge,” Ms. Shaw said.

Phoenix, Jan. 24

‘I stayed there till they kicked me out’

By Jack Healy Photographs by Ariana Drehsler

Daniel Greene never thought he would end up homeless in Phoenix, a city that enticed him from Idaho a decade ago with balmy winters and cheap housing. But when his lease was up for renewal in December, Mr. Greene said his landlord raised the monthly rent on his one-bedroom apartment to $1,400 from $700. Arizona has few restrictions on rent increases. Now, Mr. Greene is sleeping in a park while he tries to scrape together a deposit.

“I would need $4,000,” he said on Tuesday morning, as a volunteer counted Mr. Greene as part of the city’s portion of the annual Point-in-Time Count.

Mr. Greene, 54, is one of thousands of newly homeless people who have been coughed out of the tailpipe of Arizona’s economic engine, casualties of growth that has drawn new factories and hundreds of thousands of new residents, while sending housing costs spiraling.

Advocates say Phoenix’s streets are increasingly filled with people who simply could not afford an increasingly pricey Arizona: Average rent in the Phoenix area has risen by about 70 percent over the past five years, and the number of people in shelters or living on the street has gone up by 60 percent.

“The cost of housing is the biggest thing we see,” said Kenn Weise, the mayor of the suburban city Avondale, Ariz., and chairman of the Maricopa Association of Governments, which runs the Point-in-Time Count.

The path that brought Mr. Greene to a park in downtown Phoenix, repairing a beater bicycle, began, he said, when he fell from a scaffold at his carpentry job a few years ago. Work was impossible after he crushed his leg, but he said he survived on monthly disability checks.

The rent on his apartment near the palms of Encanto Park crept up from $525 to $700 before doubling in December, part of the disappearance of modestly priced rentals around Phoenix. A decade ago, almost 90 percent of apartments around Phoenix rented for $1,000 or less. Now, just 10 percent do.

“I stayed there till they kicked me out,” Mr. Greene said.

He shoved his furniture and most of his clothes into a $100 monthly storage unit and decided to live outside to try to rebuild his finances. A weekly motel might have been safer, but he figured the open air was free. He is camping out with three other men and spends a lot of time scouring roommate websites.

“I’m doing this on my own,” he said.

As the first of nearly 1,000 volunteers crisscrossed downtown Phoenix starting before sunrise on Tuesday morning, they met people sleeping in makeshift tents beside new art spaces and camping out in the shadow of construction cranes.

One volunteer, Katie Gentry, regional homelessness program manager for the Maricopa Association of Governments, walked up to a gas station downtown where people had come to ask for quarters to buy coffee and escape from the chill; she approached them to ask a series of deeply personal questions with a matter-of-fact cheerfulness.

The Point-in-Time Count is part census, part deeply intimate personal history. Volunteers here ask for people’s name, age and ethnicity, but also whether prison time, drug use or mental illness is a factor in their homelessness. One question asks whether people had ever traded sex for shelter.

Gustavo Martinez, 56, said he lost his job as a concessionaire for spring-training baseball games during the early days of the pandemic, and he lost his subleased apartment a few months later. He has been bouncing from friends’ couches to shelter beds to living on the streets ever since. He said that he earned a little money cleaning up after the downtown Phoenix farmers market, and that he often spent his time marveling at how anyone could afford to live downtown in the new high-rises sprouting up around him.

“Everything is just going up and up and up.”

Cleveland, Mississippi, Jan. 24-26

‘They were born there, raised there, and they have become homeless there’

By Campbell Robertson Photographs by Desiree Rios

One of Florida McKay’s colleagues had passed on a tip: There was a woman living in a trailer without heat, light or water in Shelby, Miss., a little hamlet surrounded by the soybean and cotton fields north of town. On a cold and gray morning, Ms. McKay and Robert Lukes, who was helping to administer the Point-in-Time Count in the Mississippi Delta, drove past acres of mud-bogged farmland to find her.

“The Delta’s a little different from other areas in terms of homelessness,” said Ms. McKay, the director of homeless services for the Bolivar County Community Action Agency, a nonprofit organization. There are plenty of people in need here — the median household income in Bolivar County is less than half of the nation’s and the poverty rate is roughly triple — but they are scattered across the region, making the Point-in-Time Count a sprawling exercise in detective work.

On a street corner in Shelby, they parked near a blue and white trailer sagging into the grass. A woman opened the tattered door, hugging herself in the cold, and welcomed Ms. McKay and Mr. Lukes inside. Blankets were stapled over the windows and a rusty propane tank squatted at the end of a bed.

Mr. Lukes began the questionnaire: name, age, how long had she been homeless. Vickey Wells, she said, born on Christmas Day, 1971. She had been living in this dark, cold room for most of a year. Asked how long she had been in the community, Ms. Wells seemed puzzled. She grew up down the street. “This is my home,” she said.

Rural areas are different in terms of homelessness and the Delta is perhaps more different still. In this vast expanse of rural Mississippi, one of the poorest regions of the country, there are very few shelters, very few multifamily housing developments and, relative to the rest of the country, fewer places for rent.

It is a landscape of cropland and modest stand-alone homes, where families have lived — or did live — for generations. Some homes have been empty for years, left behind by a Great Migration of Black people out of the Delta that began early last century and has never really stopped.

In contrast to big cities, where those who are homeless are often people who have moved there in search of opportunities, many of the people without a place to stay in the Delta are those who have never left. In some cases they seek shelter in the homes left by those who went elsewhere.

“People in the Delta that are homeless are from the Delta,” said Hannah Maharrey, the director of the Mississippi Balance of State Continuum of Care, a federally funded program to address homelessness. It’s also the organization that Mr. Lukes works for. “They are literally homeless in their hometown. They lived there, they’re from there, their roots are there, they were born there, raised there, and they have become homeless there.”

Some have been kicked out by family or marooned after the death of a parent; some are escaping abuse; some have fallen prey to addiction in a place where the margin for error is virtually nonexistent. Some never left their homes at all, staying as the structures around them decayed and utilities were cut off, becoming homeless without ever moving.

Jobs in the Delta are scarce, government services are limited and the nonprofit infrastructure is thin, Ms. Maharrey said. The burden of helping the desperate falls largely to churches, neighbors and community groups.

The Point-in-Time Count relies on these local ranks and their network of sources — court clerks, gas station attendants, motel owners, police officers, longtime contacts within the homeless community itself. On cold nights, those seeking shelter find sanctuary anywhere they can, in cars, abandoned homes and vacant strip malls. The only way to really know who is staying where is to live in these communities and know the people firsthand.

The fact that the rural homeless population is harder to see is what makes the yearly census so important, Ms. Maharrey said. “When I talk to other communities, they find it difficult to believe that there’s homelessness in rural Mississippi, or that there’s homelessness in rural America,” she said. “The Point-in-Time Count gives us a reference point.”

In Greenwood, Miss., population around 14,000, the team drove into a wooded lot where Donjua Parris, 43, had been living with her partner since the summer. Four years ago, her partner lost his maintenance job at the apartment building where they lived, she said, and when they were evicted, her family wouldn’t take them in. Ms. Lukes ran through the census questions with Ms. Parris, who shivered in the cold, then he asked her where they should go to find others.

“There is a place,” she said, gesturing toward an area on the riverside of a nearby levee, where she said a pregnant woman was living. “She needs help.”

A few minutes later, Mr. Lukes had climbed down the levee and found a campsite abandoned. If the woman had been there, she was gone now.

Rockford, Illinois, Jan. 23

‘Right now, I don’t got to worry anymore’

By Conor Dougherty Photographs by Jamie Kelter Davis

Empty bridges, empty alleys, an empty shanty behind a strip mall parking lot. Angie Walker ticked off a list of where people have been known to sleep. Outside, it was in the mid-20s with a light layer of snow upholstered on fences and grass.

“Our hope is that nobody is outside,” said Ms. Walker, who oversees the homeless program for Rockford’s Health and Human Services Department. “We don’t usually get that lucky.”

They did not, but they were close. After a three-hour search in a Chevy Suburban that at times went off-road and on bike paths, Ms. Walker and her team, which included a retired police officer and a member of the Fire Department, found only one person — a shivering man in a tent who clasped his hands as she ran through a list of survey questions — on the night of Rockford’s count.

As Ms. Walker had predicted earlier in the evening, most of the night’s numbers consisted of the three-dozen people who laid on rectangles of padding parceled across a gym floor at Second First Church. On winter nights, the church becomes a warming center, providing a captive audience for Ms. Walker and the dozen others who spent an hour counting bodies and performing surveys after the drive.

“Right now, I don’t got to worry anymore,” said Shirley Gill, a 63-year-old who was in for the evening.

Not having to worry anymore: That is the goal of the tens of billions that city, state and federal governments spend each year in their so far futile effort to end homelessness.

Rockford is one of the country’s biggest success stories, having effectively ended the condition for veterans and chronically homeless individuals, or those who have experienced homelessness for at least a year, who have severe addiction problems or live with a disability of some kind.

The road to those accomplishments was a program called “Built for Zero,” a coalition of 105 local governments nationwide whose members commit to reorganizing their social services and gathering monthly data with a goal of drastically reducing their homeless population. (In 2021, Community Solutions, the New York nonprofit that created “Built for Zero,” was awarded a $100 million grant from the MacArthur Foundation to expand the program.)

Central to the work is a concept called “functional zero,” or the point at which the number of people going into and out of homelessness is equal each month, and anyone who experiences it isn’t homeless for more than a few weeks. This does not mean no one will ever be seen sleeping on the streets: Community Solutions instead likens its strategy to a hospital that can take care of everyone who shows up, even if the medical staff can’t prevent them from getting sick.

“Before we get to a place where no one ever has to experience homelessness, we need some milestone that shows we have a system that can be responsive,” said Beth Sandor, chief program officer at Community Solutions.

Back at the warming center on the night of the count, Douglas Webb, a 54-year-old Marine Corps veteran, provided an example of good news. The first time Mr. Webb visited the warming center at Second First, he said, was after an outreach worker found him under a mass of blankets in a parking garage. Now he works at the warming center in the winter.

“I was able to pull myself out of it,” he said.

Mr. Webb is part of what is perhaps the most encouraging story in homelessness. Measured by the Point-in-Time Count, homelessness among veterans nationwide has plunged 55 percent since 2010, as the federal government has poured money into housing and support programs for them.

Mr. Webb noted that he paid $620 for a one-bedroom apartment, low by national standards. (Rockford’s rents are about half the national level, according to a rental index compiled by Zillow.) This is a reflection of the city’s economic malaise. In the hours before the count, Ms. Walker gave a brief tour of Rockford, with sights that included an abandoned factory that used to provide good paying jobs, the anchor storefront that used to be a Kmart, the boarded-up school where people sometimes live.

The city of 147,000 is a picture of Rust Belt decline, with problems that are a magnification of the country’s stratifying economy: Over the past several decades, its base of middle-class manufacturing jobs has withered and been replaced by low-wage retail work, creating a cycle of poverty, despair and crime.

As Ms. Walker surveyed a deserted encampment made with tarps and PVC piping, she noted that some of the city’s success in fighting homelessness could be attributed to its decline. In other words, because there’s been so much disinvestment, Rockford’s housing is cheaper and more plentiful than elsewhere. And such is the irony of homelessness: Economically speaking, it’s easier to solve it in places where things are going poorly than where things are going well.

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The final episode of The Rockford Files is as good as any episode of The Rockford Files.

I started this rewatch on June 29th, 2009, and 4,344 days later I arrived at the last one-hour episode. That’s one episode every 36 days or so. I was really rather miserable all day at the thought of reaching the very end. And, before today, I was quite sad about it all week. 

I first saw The Rockford Files as kid in the late 70s. Both on RTE and the BBC. Late in the 80s it popped up again on RTE, in a nice Wednesday timeslot. Finally, it got a run on Granada Plus in the mid 00s. That was where I truly became a devoted fan. Sometimes catching 5 episodes a week. Yet, it was all a bit haphazard. When I started this organised rewatch I knew there were some episodes I had never seen and I knew I would discover them along the way. And that’s exactly what happened over the last 12 years. And it was great! But, tonight, it’s over. I’ve now seen all the one-hour episodes. (Thankfully, I still have 9 Rockford 2-hour TV Movies ahead of me.) 

Rockford is a smart, funny show. With terrific scripts that broke new ground on television. Watching it is a rare pleasure. Beyond that, I have to say I connect with Jim more than I do with any TV detective. He’s very much a relatable, real man. That’s the magic of the show. The magic that James Garner brought to the table. 

This final story is a cracker. None of the supporting cast appear, sadly, and it’s not set in LA. But it’s pure Jim Rockford from start to finish. And it’s very funny. 

The series ends with Jim grumbling about having to pay a bill before getting in his car to drive away and… Freeze frame! The perfect ending to what is, truly, the perfect TV series. 

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42 governors, including at least 19 Republicans, consent to resettle MORE refugees

How to turn red states blue, and first world third. Trump should have ended the fraudulent refugee resettlement program on day one in office.

Read more at Refugee Resettlement Watch via Three More Republican Governors Turn on Trump, Cave to Leftists on Refugee Program Reform 

The list below is from one of the taxpayer-funded enemies within who is flooding America with refugees and flipping cowardly, weak-kneed Republicans (in name only). via Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services

Governors who have given consent

Gov. Wolf (D-PA) Public Statement and Letter of Consent

Gov. Whitmer (D-MI) Public Statement and Letter of Consent

Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH) Public Statement via Spokesperson

Gov. Murphy (D-NJ) Public Statement and Letter of Consent

Gov. Polis (D-CO) Public Statement and Letter of Consent

Gov. Grisham (D-NM) Letter of Consent

Gov. Baker (R-MA) Public Statement and Letter of Consent

Gov. Kate Brown (D-OR) Letter of Consent and Tweet

Gov. Gary Herbert (R-UT) Letter of Consent (& Salt Lake Tribune Article)

Gov. Jay Inslee (D-WA) Letter of Consent

Gov. Burgum (R-ND) Public Statement, Consent Letter, and AP article

Gov. Northam (D-VA) Press Release and Letter of Consent 

Gov. Sununu (R-NH) Letter of Consent and AP Article

Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT) Letter of Consent

Governor Laura Kelly (D-KS) Letter of Consent and Press Release

Governor Ducey (R-AZ) Letter of Consent and Article

Governor Cooper (D-NC) Letter of Consent

Governor Lamont (D-CT) Letter of Consent

Governor John Carney (D-DE) Letter of Consent

Governor Kim Reynolds (R-IA) Letter of Consent

Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) Letter of Consent and Press Release

Governor Gina Raimondo (D-RI) Letter of Consent

Governor Eric Holcomb (R-IN) Letter of Consent

Governor J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) Public Statement with Expected Consent and Letter of Consent

Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) Letter of Consent, Press Release, and Letter to the Lt. Governor & State Speaker of the House

Governor Tony Evers (D-WI) Letter of Consent

Governor Janet Mills (D-ME) Letter of Consent

Governor Kevin Stitt (R-OK) Letter of Consent

Governor Pete Ricketts (R-NE) Anticipated Consent via Spokesman

Governor Steve Sisolak (D-NV) Letter of Consent

Governor Kristi Noem (R-SD) Article on Consent

Governor Bashear (D-KY) anticipated consent 

Governor Justice (R-WV) Letter of Consent & Press Release

Governor Edwards (D-LA) Letter of Consent and article 

Governor Hutchinson (R-AR) Letter of Consent and article 

Governor Newsom (D-CA) Letter of Consent

Governor Parson (R-MO) Letter of Consent and article

Governor Little (R-ID) Letters of Consent by county and article

Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) Letter of Consent and article

Governor Dunleavy (R-AK) Article on Consent

Governor Cuomo (D-NY)

Governor Phil Scott (R-VT) Article on Consent

Local Authorities who have given consent*

*Non-exhaustive list

Mayor Ben Walsh – Syracuse, NY

Mayor Jacob Frey Tweet of consent– Minneapolis, MN

Mayor Andrew Ginther– Columbus, OH

Mayor Steve Schewel and Letter of Consent – Durham, NC

Mayor Jenny Durkan Letter of Consent – Seattle, WA

Mayor Nancy Vaughan Letter of Consent – Greensboro, NC

Alexandria City Council resolution, statement from Mayor Justin Wilson – Alexandria, VA

Durham County, NC Board of Commissioners – Letter of Consent

Knoxville City Council Consent – Knoxville, TN

Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price (R) letter to Governor Abbott

Erie County, NY – Letter of Consent

Mayor Byron Brown Letter of Consent – Buffalo, NY

Mayor Patti Garrett Letter of Consent – Decatur, GA

Chatham County, GA – Letter of Consent

Polk County, IA – Letter of Consent

Warren County, KY – Letter of Consent 

Daviess County, KY – Letter of Consent

Mayor Nicole LaChapelle Letter of Consent – Easthampton, MA

Mayor Alex B. Morse Letter of Consent – Holyoke, MA

Mayor David Narkewicz Letter of Consent – Northampton, MA

Mayor Kimberly Driscoll Letter of Consent – Salem, MA

Mayor John Engen Letter of Consent – Missoula, MT

Mayor David Engen Letter of Consent – Grand Forks, ND

Mayor Frank G. Jackson Letter of Consent – Cleveland, OH

Mayor Michael P. Summers Letter of Consent – Lakewood, OH

Mayor Timothy J. DeGeeter Letter of Consent – Parma, OH

Mayor Nan Whaley Letter of Consent – Dayton, OH

Erie County Pennsylvania – Letter of Consent

Mayor Jorge O. Elorza Letter of Consent – Providence, RI

Bexar County, TX – Letter of Consent

Mayor Ron Nirenberg Letter of Consent – San Antonio, TX

Mayor Levar Stoney Letter of Consent – Richmond, VA

Kalamazoo County, MI – Letter of Consent

Kandiyohi County, MN – Letter of Consent 

Pima County, AZ Letter of Consent – Pima County, AZ

Mayor Kim Maggard Letter of Consent – Whitehall, OH

Mayor Betsy Price Letter of Consent – Fort Worth, TX

Mayor John Dailey Letter of Consent and Proclamation – Tallahassee, FL

Burleigh County, ND – Commission Vote

Franklin County, OH – Final Resolution / Commission and Article

Mayor of Dallas Letter of Consent – Dallas, TX

Mayor Thomas McNamara Letter of Consent – Rockford, IL

Winnebago County, IL – Letter of Consent 

DuPage County, IL – Letter of Consent

Mayor Jim Bouley Letter of Consent – Concord, NH

Mayor Kate Gallego Letter of Consent – Phoenix, AZ

Mayor Jonathan Rothschild Letter of Consent – Tucson, AZ

Mayor Edward Terry Letter of Consent – Clarkston, GA

Mayor William Reichelt Letter of Consent – West Springfield, MA

City of Ypsilanti, MI – Council Resolution and Consent 

Olmsted County, MN  Letter of Consent 

Mayor Lyda Krewson Letter of Consent – St. Louis, MO

Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin Letter of Consent – Raleigh, NC

Cass County, ND – Letter of Consent

Mayor Alvin Brandl Letter of Consent – Madison, NE

Mayor Jim Donchess Letter of Consent – Nashua, NH

Mayor Joyce Craig Letter of Consent – Manchester, NH

Hamilton County, OH – Letter of Consent

Montgomery County, OH – Letter of Consent

Mayor Lucy Vinis Letter of Consent – Eugene, OR

Mayor Christine Lundberg Letter of Consent – Springfield, OR

Mayor Wayne Evans Letter of Consent – Scranton, PA

Mayor Andy Berke Letter of Consent – Chattanooga, TN

Cache County, UT – Letter of Consent

Salt Lake County, UT – Letter of Consent

Weber County, UT – Letter of Consent

Fairfax County, VA – Letter of Consent

Mayor Sherman Lea, Sr. Letter of Consent – Roanoke, VA

Mayor Kelli Linville Letter of Consent – Bellingham, WA

Pierce County, WA – Letter of Consent 

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway Letter of Consent – Madison, WI

Mayor Fischer Letter of Consent – Louisville, KY

Mayor Kenneth Miyagishima Letter of Consent – Las Cruces, NM

Mayor William Peduto Letter of Consent – Pittsburgh, PA

Mayor Mark Behnke Letter of Consent – Battle Creek, MI

Macomb County, MI – Letter of Consent

Washtenaw County, MI – Consent Resolution 

Wayne County, MI – Letter of Consent 

Oakland County, MI – Letter of Consent 

Mayor David Berger Letter of Consent – Lima, OH

Mayor Martin Walsh Letter of Consent – Boston, MA

Mayor Joe Hogsett Letter of Consent – Indianapolis, IN

Dallas County, TX – Letter of Consent

Ingham County, MI – Consent Resolution 

Mayor Stephen C.N. Kepley Letter of Consent – Kentwood, MI

Las Vegas, NV – Article on Consent 

Henderson, NV – Article on Consent 

Reno, NV – Article on Consent

Wake County NC – Letter of Consent 

Buncombe County NC –  Letter of Consent 

Onondaga County, NY – Article on Consent 

Cook County, MN – Article on Consent

Cumberland County, PA – Article on Consent

Ramsey County, MN – Article on Consent

Minnehaha County, SD – Article on Consent

 Boulder County, CO – Article on Consent

Grand Traverse County, MI – Article on Consent

New Castle County, DE – Article on Consent

Utah County, UT – Article on Consent

Otter Tail County, MN – Article on Consent

Twin Falls County, ID – Article on Consent

Spokane County, WA – Article on Consent

Dane County, WI – Press Release on Consent

Boone County, MO – Article on Consent

Mecklenburg County, NC – Article on Consent

Ann Corcoran of RRW blog notes:

I continue to argue that these nine contractors are the heart of America’s Open Borders movement and thus there can never be long-lasting reform of US immigration policy when these nine un-elected phony non-profits are paid by the taxpayers to work as community organizers pushing an open borders agenda.

Church World Service (CWS)

Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC) (secular)

Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM)

Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)

International Rescue Committee (IRC) (secular)

US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) (secular)

Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services (LIRS)

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)

World Relief Corporation (WR)

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Rockford Illinois - The Next City North of Chicago

Rockford is a charming town in northern Illinois, not far from Champaign. Downtown, the Burpee Museum of Natural History contains a dinosaur exhibit. The charming downtown area is dotted with shops and boutiques. The popular Tinker Swiss Cottage museum features rotating exhibits on early American furniture.

Northeast, Rockcut State Park shelters several winter attractions: The Rock River Zoo, featuring species of animals found nowhere else in the world, and a nature center that boasts a massive replica of the Delaware River. Southeast, a granite stone quarry attracts hundreds of people every day. The Rockford City Council hosted an event featuring local talent. Rockford Art Museum displays local art. The bustling Anderson Japanese Gardens showcases Japanese garden culture.

Rockford University was established in 1847 and served as a college within a school. As its first campus, it was originally built as a college, but its location changed as a local business boom gave way to manufacturing. Today the college is listed as an "as-is" business. A historic landmark, the Rockford Opera House presents a live performance of the finest Opera in the Midwest.

A short drive north of Rockford lies the town of Rockford, Illinois. Known as the "Wine and Food" capital of the state, it's a popular destination for tourists and visitors. Rockford University has been conducting business since 18 47. Students transfer there to earn degrees in Accounting, Criminal Justice, Education and Nursing. In addition to its enrollment, Rockford is home to a popular annual festival that brings thousands of visitors to its shores.

About an hour north of Rockford, you'll find the farming town of Oconto. The City of Oconto is named for the giant river that flowed through the area until the 1800s. It is also one of the heritage homes of the Black Hawk Indians. Known for its spectacular views and fine dining, Oconto serves as the gateway to the Kohler State Park. Approximately one hour north of Rockford, and approximately three hours north of Champaign, you'll find the town of Prospect, a community that includes portions of both Rockford and Oconto counties.

As you travel into Rockford, you'll pass through two scenic townships, but the one place you'll see them all is the Rockford airport. Just west of the Rockford airport is the quaint village of East Chicago. Here you'll find historical landmarks, excellent dining, and great lodging. Several businesses offer vacation rentals at their Rockford Airport Camp Grant, and some of these include Holiday Rental Place, Holiday B&B Investments, and Camp Street lodgings.

Just west of Oconto, you'll encounter the bustling town of Champaign. Unlike Oconto, it is not an old town, but has been growing for quite some time. This is largely due to the fact that the airports in Champaign and Rockford are so very close together. The tourism industry provides the income that allows a town to thrive, and there are several attractions including the famous Rockford Lake State Park, which is just south of town. In addition to plenty of outdoor activities, there is also the Rockford International Airport, which serves passengers from nearby towns and states.

Near the southern border of Champaign and Rockford, you will find the beautiful city of Urbana. Known for its strong academic community and world-class education, Urbana is just minutes from two of the major universities in the state, along with the Rockford University Medical Center and the Rockford Technical Institute. This highly regarded medical facility serves passengers on a daily basis, and residents can travel north into Rockford or take a commuter rail ride into the downtown area. Rockford's historic downtown is lined with restaurants, shops, and other retail establishments, and makes for a great place to explore.

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Pixel art, April 2019

please donate if you can to bail out funds for the BLM movement. I’m not from the US but I see you and stand with you! very afraid for my Latino family in the US, I cant imagine how the black community feels. his blog doesn't tolerate BS! BLACK LIVES MATTER

how to financially help BLM with NO MONEY/leaving your house (Invest in the future for FREE)

List of Bail Funds for Protestors across the USA and Canda

National

National Bail Fund Network — Available to assist with coordination

The Bail Project — Centralized national organization with regular bail posting in a number of individual cities, which may be providing protest support depending on city and bail amounts

Alabama

Birmingham

BHAM Community Support Fund

No One Left Behind Fund

Montgomery

Montgomery Bail Out Fund

Arizona

Phoenix

Black People’s Justice Fund

Tucson

Tucson Second Chance Community Bail Fund

California

Bay Area

Anti-Police Terror Project

Bay Area Anti- Repression Committee Bail Fund

Oakland’s People’s Breakfast

Silicon Valley DSA Bail Fund

Orange County

Orange County Bail Fund

Los Angeles

Peoples City Council Freedom Fund

San Diego

San Diego Community Fund

Sacramento

NorCal Resist Activist BAIL & ICE Bond Fund

San Luis Obispo

SLO Bail Fund

Colorado

Colorado Freedom Fund

Denver

BLM Denver Fund

Connecticut

Connecticut Bail Fund

Delaware

FNB Bail Fund

Florida

IWOC Statewide Bail Fund

Alachua County / Tallahassee

Alachua County Bond Fund

Duval County

Jacksonville Community Action Committee

Miami

(F)empower Community Bond Fund

Florida LGBTQ Freedom Fund

Orlando

Orlando Dream Defenders Bail Fund

Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay Community Support Fund

Georgia

Atlanta

Atlanta Solidarity Fund

Athens

Athens Freedom Fund

Hawai’i

Hawai’i Community Bail Fund

Illinois

Champaign County

Champaign County Bailout Coalition

Chicago

Chicago Community Bond Fund

Rockford

Winnebago Bond Project

Indiana

Indianapolis

The Bail Project — This is a national project, but specifically helps people in Indianapolis

Iowa

Des Moines

Prarielands Freedom Fund

Kansas

Lawrence

BLM Lawrence Bail Fund

Kentucky

Louisville

Louisville Community Bail Fund

Lexington

Lexington Bail Fund

Louisiana

New Orleans

New Orleans Safety & Freedom Fund

Baton Rouge

YWCA Greater Baton Rouge Community Bail Fund

Maryland

Baltimore

Baltimore Legal Action Team Bail Fund

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Bail Fund

Michigan

Michigan Solidarity Bail Fund

Detroit

Detroit Justice Center

Minnesota

Minnesota Freedom Fund — Due to an influx of donations, this Bail Fund has suggested to donate elsewhere

Mississippi

Mississippi Bail Fund Collective

Missouri

Kansas City

#ICantBreath KC Solidarity Fund

Kansas City Community Bail Fund

One Struggle KC Legal Fund

Nebraska

Omaha and Lincoln

Neighbors for Common Good Bail Fund — Put “Bail” on Memo Line

Nevada

Las Vegas

Vegas Freedom Fund

New York

New York City

Free Them All 2020 — This was the main protest support fund. As of Sunday evening, they have closed down donations and has suggested to donate elsewhere.

Brooklyn Bail Fund — Due to an influx of donations and an alternate protest support bail fund, this Bail Fund has suggested to donate elsewhere

Albany

Albany Bail Fund For Black Lives

Buffalo

SURJ Buffalo Bail Fund

Rochester

BLM Rochester

North Carolina

Freedom Fighter Bail Bond — Please click the checkbox under “Freedom Fighter Bond Fund Designation”

Charlotte

Charlotte Uprising

Durham

North Carolina Community Bail Fund of Durham

Raleigh / Chapel Hill

The Anti-Racist Activist Fund

Oklahoma

Tulsa

BLM Tulsa

Ohio

Canton / Akron

Canton/Akron Bail Fund

Cleveland

BLM Cleveland

Columbus

Columbus Freedom Fund

Cincinnati

Beloved Community Church Bail Fund — Choose an amount and click Cincinnati Bail Fund on next screen

Youngstown

Youngstown Freedom Fund

Oregon

Portland

PDX Bail Fund

Portland Freedom Fund — This Website is currently down, pending update

Pennsylvania

Dauphin County

Dauphin County Bail Fund

Lancaster

Lancaster Bail Fund for #BlackLivesMatter

Philadelphia

Philadelphia Community Bail Fund

Philadelphia Bail Fund

Pittsburgh

Bukit Bail Fund

Rhode Island

FANG Community Bail Fund

South Carolina

Columbia

Soda City Bail Fund

Charleston

BLM Charleston Bail Fund

Tennessee

Hamilton County

Hamilton County Community Bail Fund

Knoxville

End Money Bail Knoxville Bail Fund — Please caption “BLM”

Memphis

Memphis Community Bail Fund

Mid-South Peace BLM Community Bail Fund

Nashville

Nashville Community Bail Fund

Texas

Dallas

Luke 4:18 Bail Fund

El Paso

Fianza Fund

Fort Worth

Tarrant County Community Bail Fund

Harris, Dallas, Bexar Counties

Texas Organizing Project Bailout Fund

Utah

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Community Bail

Virginia

Richmond

Richmond Community Bail Fund

Roanoke

Roanoke Community Bail Fund

Tidewater

Freedom Fighter Fund

Washington

Northwest Community Bail Fund

Seattle

BLM Seattle Freedom Fund

West Virginia

BLM West Virginia Bail Fund

Washington, District of Columbia

Money bail is not used in Washington, DC

Wisconsin

Madison

Free the 350 Bail Fund

Milwaukee

Milwaukee Freedom Fund

Canada

Toronto

Toronto Protestor Bail Fund

Montréal

Standing Committee for the Support of Demonstrators

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The most upvoted answer for the reddit thread

“What city in your state does everyone in your state dunk on?”

Organized by state:

there is a name of a city (or sometimes multiple cities) in each state on the map. they are:

Montgomery, Alabama

Wasilla, Alaska

Apache Junction, Arizona

Pine Buff, Arkansas

Bakersfield, California

Greeley, Colorado/Pueblo, Colorado

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Wilmington, Delaware

Tampa, Florida/Miami, Florida/Jacksonville, Florida

Albany, Georgia

Waikiki, Hawai’i

Caldwell, Idaho

Rockford, Illinois

Gary, Indiana

Council Bluffs, Iowa

Topeka, Kansas

Louisville, Kentucky

Shreveport, Louisiana

Lewiston, Maine

Hagerstown, Maryland

Brockton, Massachusetts

Howell, Michigan

St. Cloud, Minnesota

Jackson, Mississippi

Branson, Missouri

Butte, Montana

Fremont, Nebraska

Pahrump, Nevada

Rutland, New Hampshire

Camden, New Jersey

Española, New Mexico

Binghamton, New York

Fayetteville, North Carolina

Williston, North Dakota

Toledo, Ohio

Muskogee, Oklahoma

Gresham, Oregon

Altoona, Pennsylvania

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Aberdeen, South Dakota

Memphis, Tennessee

Beaumont, Texas

Provo, Utah

Manchester, Vermont

Woodridge, Virginia

Tacoma, Washington

Huntington, West Virginia

Beloit, Wisconsin

Rawlins, Wyoming

there is small text at the bottom that reads:

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Who Were The 10 Republicans That Voted For Impeachment

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Who Were The 10 Republicans That Voted For Impeachment

Republicans Voted To Impeach Trump 7 Already Facing Challenges For Their Seats In Congress

10 house Republicans voted to impeach Trump

Some of the Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in January are already having their seats challenged and their ability to hold onto their place in Congress may be dependent on the moves the former president makes in the next 18 months.

Ten Republicans joined Democrats in impeaching Trump a historic second time, a move that was quickly met with condemnation back in their home states. They’ve been publicly scolded, pushed to resign and warned that local organizations will mount a strong push to oust them from office in the primary.

“After my last election, I had decided not to run again. But the vote by Congressman Valadao to impeach President Trump with no witnesses, evidence, or without allowing any defense was too much for me to stay on the sidelines,” Chris Mathys, a former Fresno, California, city council member, told Newsweek.

Valadao, who represents California’s 21st district, wasn’t in office during Trump’s first impeachment, as he had been ousted from office in 2018 by Democrat TJ Coxx. In November, Valadao won back his seat from the Democrat who beat him in 2018 by less than a point. The Republican placed blame on Trump for the Capitol riot, saying that his rhetoric was “un-American, abhorrent and absolutely an impeachable offense.”

Senate Republicans Out of Step With Majority on Convicting Donald Trump

Illinois Rep Adam Kinzinger

Kinzinger, first elected to Congress in 2010 when voters swept House Republicans into power, has relied on his military background in crafting his legislative priorities, especially on foreign policy. The veteran of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan serves on the House Foreign Affairs panel, as well as Energy and Commerce. Kinzinger initially defended Trumps foreign policy and national security posture, but by 2018 he had become a critic of the commander in chief.;

He voted in line with the president on legislation 90 percent of the time during the Trump years, according to CQ Vote Watch. Kinzinger voted with Trump 85 percent of the time in 2019. Trump carried Kinzingers 16th District, which stretches from Illinois Wisconsin border north of Rockford to its line with Indiana, in 2020. Trump got 57 percent of the vote in the district, according to Daily Kos Elections, while Kinzinger got 65 percent.

He immediately condemned Trump in a video statement on Jan. 6. The storming of the Capitol was a coup attempt, with the purpose of overturning the election of a duly elected president, he said. The current president incited this coup, encouraged it, and did little to protect the Capitol and the Constitution.

Rep John Katko New York

To impeach a sitting president is a decision I do not take lightly, Rep. John Katko of New Yorks 24th Congressional District said in a statement Tuesday.

As a former federal prosecutor, I approach the question of impeachment by reviewing the facts at hand, he said. To allow the President of the United States to incite this attack without consequence is a direct threat to the future of our democracy. For that reason, I cannot sit by without taking action. I will vote to impeach this President.

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South Carolina Rep Tom Rice

Rices vote for impeachment stunned those familiar with the South Carolina lawmakers record as a staunch Trump defender, especially during his first impeachment.;

I have backed this President through thick and thin for four years. I campaigned for him and voted for him twice, Rice;said in a statement;Wednesday evening. But, this utter failure is inexcusable.

Rice voted for motions to object to certifying Bidens Electoral College victories in Arizona and Pennsylvania last week, votes that came after security teams cleared the building of rioters and members returned from a secure location. Rice told local media he waited until the last minute to cast those votes because he was extremely disappointed in the president after the riots and that Trump needed to concede the election. He also said last week that he did not support impeaching the president or invoking the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.;

Rice, a member of the Ways and Means Committee, has supported the Trump administrations position 94 percent of the time over the past four years. He represents a solidly Republican district in the Myrtle Beach area that Trump carried by 19 points in November. Rice, who has had little difficulty holding his seat since his first 2012 victory, won his race by 24 points in November.;

Wyoming Rep Liz Cheney

Cheney has had a changeable relationship with Trump throughout her rapid ascension through the ranks of House leadership. But in recent months she has been among his chief critics within the party, and she led the GOP call to impeach him after the riots. In a statement Tuesday night, she said Trump summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack.

First elected to Wyomings sole House seat in 2016, Cheney became the Republican conference chairwoman three years later, calling for a fundamental overhaul of the partys messaging operation. For the former Fox News pundit and daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, that meant amped-up attacks on Democrats as socialists whose ideas she sees as an assault to American freedoms, rhetoric that has been adopted by Trumps most ardent supporters.

During Trumps four years in office, Cheney has voted with the president 93 percent of the time, according to CQ Vote Watch, above the GOP average score of 92 percent. But she has broadsided him on core policy issues in recent months, unmoved by her states 70 percent vote for Trump in November.;

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Why Didnt The Trial Begin While Trump Was Still In Office

The articles of impeachment were not sent to the Senate immediately since the Senate wouldnt be in session until the day before Joe Bidens inauguration. The Democrats waited further until an agreement was reached in the Senate for the power-sharing structure that would regulate how the evenly split Senate would operate going forward. Under an agreement with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell the trial was delayed to give the Senate more time to get Bidens nominees for his Cabinet approved.

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Adam Kinzinger Of Illinois

None of the 10 pro-impeachment House Republicans have raised their profiles more than Mr. Kinzinger, a six-term conservative who represents an exurban and rural part of northern and central Illinois. He has created a political action committee and become a frequent anti-Trump presence on cable television and social media since the Capitol riot.

Mr. Kinzinger hasnt formally announced a 2022 re-election bid, and the Illinois legislature, controlled by Democrats, is likely to redraw his district to make it more difficult for a Republican to win.

A half-dozen Republicans are vying to challenge him, including Catalina Lauf, a former Commerce Department official under Mr. Trump, who placed third in a Republican primary in a neighboring congressional district last year.

So far, Ms. Lauf has been endorsed by Representative Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina, one of the leading purveyors of pro-Trump misinformation in Congress.

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Here Are All The House Republicans Who Voted To Impeach Trump:

Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming’s At-Large Congressional District.

Rep. Jaime Herrera-Beutler of Washington’s 3rd District.;

Rep. Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio’s 16th District.

Rep. John Katko of New York’s 24th District.;

Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois’s 16th District.;

Rep. Peter Meijer of Michigan’s 3rd District.

Rep. Dan Newhouse of Washington’s 4th District.

Rep. Tom Rice of South Carolina’s 7th District.

Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan’s 6th District.;

Rep. David Valadao of California’s 21st District.

Rep Anthony Gonzalez Ohio

Impeachment Manager: âDisturbingâ That Only 10 Republicans Voted To Impeach Trump | All In | MSNBC

As House members cast their votes on the articles of impeachment, Rep. Anthony Gonzalez from Ohios 16th Congressional District, tweeted a statement asserting that Trump helped organize and incite a mob that attacked the United States Congress in an attempt to prevent us from completing our solemn duties as prescribed by the Congress.

When I consider the full scope of events leading up to January 6th including the presidents lack of response as the United States Capitol was under attack, I am compelled to support impeachment, he wrote.

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Tom Rice Of South Carolina

None of the 10 Republican votes to impeach was as surprising as that of Mr. Rice, a conservative who had to that point never spoken out against Mr. Trump. It shocked his constituents in northeastern South Carolina and set off a land rush of a dozen Republicans aiming to unseat him.

Among them are a former Trump administration official and several candidates who declared that they would not have voted to certify Mr. Bidens victory.

Mr. Rices case may present one of the purest tests yet of Mr. Trumps hold on the party: There is no other issue in which he has broken with the former president or with Republican leadership. But his impeachment vote has been forgotten by no one: not his primary opponents, not the Trumpian party base, and not Mr. Trump himself.

What do you call somebody who votes with Trump 99 percent of the time? Mr. Rice joked in a June interview with The Washington Post. A traitor.

Californias David G Valadao

Valladaos district in the San Joaquin Valley is somewhat difficult to portray politically, given his performance in it: he won in 2012 and 2016, even though Democratic presidential candidates won the district by a two-point margin. In 2018, amidst the Democratic wave of elections, he lost by less than 1,000 votes. He reclaimed his seat last year, while Mr Biden ran in the district by an 11-point margin.

What is clear is that Mr. Valladaos survival in such a skittish district is seen as crucial to Republican efforts to regain the House. This may explain why, despite his impeachment vote, McCarthy, now a vocal Trump ally, is helping Mr Valladao raise funds.

For his part, Mr. Valladao has been a credible Republican vote in the House since his support for impeachment and has said little about it in the intervening months, except that Voting 6 January Commission for the destruction of Mr. Katko.

But he has expressed some solidarity with other pro-impeachment Republicans: He Appeared at a fund-raiser for Mr Newhouse and eight others all except Ms. Cheney, whose Political Action Committee donated $5,000 to Mr. Valadao.

So far, he has faced only weak opposition: his prime primary challenger lost a Republican primary to Congress in New Mexico last year.

Reached by phone on Friday, Mr. Valladao showed no interest in discussing his relationship with the former president. I have a comm director, he said. Have a nice day. Goodbye.

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Led By Cheney 10 House Republicans Back Trump Impeachment

WASHINGTON Ten Republicans including Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, the No. 3 House GOP leader voted to impeach President Donald Trump Wednesday over the deadly insurrection at the Capitol. The GOP votes were in sharp contrast to the unanimous support for Trump among House Republicans when he was impeached by Democrats in December 2019.

Cheney, whose decision to buck Trump sparked an immediate backlash within the GOP, was the only member of her partys leadership to support impeachment, which was opposed by 197 Republicans.

There has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution, said Cheney, whose father, Dick Cheney, served as vice president under George W. Bush. The younger Cheney has been more critical of Trump than other GOP leaders, but her announcement hours before Wednesdays vote nonetheless shook Congress.

Katko, a former federal prosecutor who represents the Syracuse area, said allowing Trump to incite this attack without consequence would be a direct threat to the future of our democracy.

Kevin Mccarthy Is Actively Opposing President Trump By Fundraising For The 45th Presidents Political Opponents

Despite President Donald Trumps efforts to endorse and unseat opponents of his America First agenda in the U.S. House, including representatives who voted with Democrats to impeach him over claims he incited violence in January 6, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is actively fundraising for many of President Trumps opponents, raising around half a million dollars for them.

McCarthys inappropriately named Take Back the House 2022 committee has raised $100,000 each for Reps. Jaime Herrera-Beutler of Washington state, John Katko of New York, and both Fred Upton and Peter Meijer of Michigan, who all voted to bring impeachment charges against President Trump in the United States Senate.

At least one of these candidates has two pro-Trump challengers. Herrera-Beutler, the establishment Republican incumbent in Washington state, faces insurgent challenges from Joe Kent a veteran of the United States armed forces whose wife died in service to her country and Heidi St. John, a legend in the homeschool community who has opposed left wing school curriculum and fought for parents rights to determine how their children should be educated for years.

President Trump recently endorsed Kents bid to replace Herrera-Beutlerm in a move that received praise from America First political pundits. However, it seems McCarthy favors the establishment incumbent over America First challengers.

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Ial Retraction From Starr

In January 2020, while testifying as a defense lawyer for U.S. President Donald Trump during his first Senate impeachment trial, Starr himself would retract some of the allegations he made to justify Clintonâs impeachment. Slate journalist Jeremy Stahl pointed out that as he was urging the Senate not to remove Trump as president, Starr contradicted various arguments he used in 1998 to justify Clintonâs impeachment. In defending Trump, Starr also claimed he was wrong to have called for impeachment against Clinton for abuse of executive privilege and efforts to obstruct Congress, and stated that the House Judiciary Committee was right in 1998 to have rejected one of the planks for impeachment he had advocated for. He also invoked a 1999 Hofstra Law Review article by Yale law professor Akhil Amar, who argued that the Clinton impeachment proved just how impeachment and removal causes âgrave disruptionâ to a national election.

Rep Peter Meijer Michigan

Rep. Peter Meijer of Michigans 3rd Congressional District criticized the president in a statement Wednesday before the vote, noting Trumps efforts to change the presidential election results, and calls for supporters to fight ahead of the Capitol attack.

The one man who could have restored order, prevented the deaths of five Americans, including a Capitol Police officer, and avoided the desecration of our Capitol shrank from leadership when our country needed it most.

Today my job is to apply my best judgement to the article of impeachment that is on the floor of the U.S. Congress. With the facts at hand, I believe the article of impeachment to be accurate.

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Michigan Rep Fred Upton

Upton, an 18-term lawmaker who previously held the gavel of the Energy and Commerce Committee, is something of an endangered species on Capitol Hill: a relatively moderate Republican who isnt afraid to cross the aisle to vote with Democrats. Fellow lawmakers and outsiders who lobby Upton say hes a pragmatist. Hes part of the Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group working to build consensus on legislation.;

The former committee chairmans 6th District, nestled in the states touristy southwestern corner that includes Lake Michigan shoreline as well as Kalamazoo, voted 51 percent for Trump in 2020, according to Daily Kos Elections. Upton won reelection with 56 percent of the vote last year. Since 2017, the longtime congressman voted in line with Trumps position on legislation 78 percent of the time, according to CQ Vote Watch.;

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President Trump faces Senate trial after historic House vote on impeachment

Ms. Herrera Beutler took a bizarre star turn during Mr. Trumps second impeachment proceedings after she divulged that Mr. McCarthy, the House Republican leader, had told her that Mr. Trump had sided with the mob on a phone call with Mr. McCarthy while the Capitol riot unfolded.

Since then, Ms. Herrera Beutler has stayed mostly silent about her role in the proceedings and her vote to impeach Mr. Trump. A campaign spokesman confirmed that she plans to run for re-election.

She faces what could prove a tough challenge from a primary opponent Mr. Trump has endorsed: Joe Kent, a former Army Special Forces officer. Mr. Kents wife, Shannon Kent, a chief petty officer in the Navy who worked closely with the National Security Agency, was killed by a suicide bomber in 2019 while on a counterterrorism mission in Syria. Mr. Kent plans to speak at a rally in Washington on Saturday in support of defendants charged in connection with the Capitol assault.

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Here Are The House Republicans Who Voted To Impeach Trump

Ten GOP;House members joined Democrats in voting to impeach President Trump

It marks the first time in the country’s history that a president has been impeached twice in one term.

It’s also the most bipartisan impeachment vote in the nation’s history.

Hugh Thompson RiceSC state Rep. Russell Fry launches primary bid against Rice over impeachment votePro-impeachment Republicans outpace GOP rivals in second-quarter fundraisingCheney, Kinzinger are sole GOP votes for Jan. 6 select committeeMORE was the most conservative of the members who supported the effort.

He said a reasonable person would see Trump’s remarks to a crowd before the mob attacked the Capitol as having the potential to lead to violence.

Under the strict definition of the law, I dont know if the presidents speech last Wednesday morning amounted to incitement of a riot, but any reasonable person could see the potential for violence, he said.

Rice also took aim at the president for going after Vice President Pence.;

“I have backed this President through thick and thin for four years. I campaigned for him and voted for him twice. But, this utter failure is inexcusable, he said in a statement.;

The ten Republicans in the House who voted for Trump’s impeachment were;House Republican Conference Chair Liz Cheney

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Dangerous ‘forever chemicals’ PFAS found in drinking water of thousands of Illinois residents

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Dangerous ‘forever chemicals’ PFAS found in drinking water of thousands of Illinois residents

More than 100 drinking water systems across Illinois, including some in the Chicago area, have tested positive for measurable levels of harmful contaminants known as “forever chemicals��� that are linked to cancer, liver damage, high blood pressure and other health threats.

In the Chicago area, Lake Forest, Waukegan, North Chicago, South Elgin and Crest Hill near Joliet are among the water systems that are showing readings of a class of chemicals known as PFAS, short for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. In most cases, the levels are very low though the widespread presence is a concern, environmental and health advocates say.

“These findings confirm our fears that drinking water is a source of PFAS exposure for thousands of Illinois residents,” said Sonya Lunder, a Sierra Club toxics expert who has worked on the issue nationally. “The state needs to urgently address these harmful exposures.”

While state officials say most of these levels are trace amounts, every water system manager showing even small sources is required to regularly test and monitor the levels while Illinois determines safe limits for the chemicals, said Sonjay Sofat, who heads the water bureau for Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. His agency, which is doing the testing as a step toward determining rules on controlling the contamination, ideally will finish testing by the end of October, he said.

PFAS chemicals have been around for decades and are ubiquitous, used in stain-resistant clothing, waterproof products, non-stick pans, polishes, waxes and fire-fighting foam (above).

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Although local officials can’t pinpoint exactly where the contamination is entering their water systems, PFAS chemicals have been around for decades and are ubiquitous, used in stain-resistant clothing, waterproof products, non-stick pans, polishes, waxes and fire-fighting foam.

It’s a complex problem that potentially can cost some local water departments millions of dollars to correct to protect public health. The chemicals are so prevalent that federal officials say most people have some level of them in their bodies. Nicknamed “forever chemicals,” they don’t break down and remain an environmental and human health threat indefinitely.

“If they’re dropped into a volcano, they will fall apart. Otherwise, they are very stable,” said David Andrews, a senior scientist with the Washington-based advocacy organization Environmental Working Group. “That’s why we need to keep testing water [and] cleaning up contamination.”

Chemicals not fully understood

Research continues on the class of chemicals as scientists admit they still don’t have a full grasp of the danger. Human testing suggests the chemicals may decrease infant birth weights, inhibit vaccine response in children, increase the risk of kidney or testicular cancer, lead to high blood pressure and cholesterol levels and cause liver damage. Animal testing found the chemicals can cause birth defects and developmental issues.

Tests of the water in some Chicago-area water systems, including Lake Forest and Waukegan, found the chemical at just above 2 parts per trillion, the level the Illinois EPA says needs monitoring. Much higher levels are seen outside Chicago and the collar counties, including in Winnebago County where Rockford is the county seat.

The state’s findings are the first time Illinois has examined the prevalence of the contaminants. It’s a first step in writing guidelines for safe levels of the chemicals in water. Illinois lags other Midwest states, including Michigan which determined it had high levels of PFAS contamination statewide only after extensive testing. Indeed, there was little evidence in the past that PFAS was so abundant in drinking water in Illinois.

“That’s what triggers the action. If the state’s not looking for it, then it seems like no issue,” said Jeremy Orr, a senior attorney with Natural Resource Defense Council in Chicago.

Illinois EPA set the low 2 parts per trillion measure to get a broad understanding of the chemicals’ presence as officials try to determine a standard for safe drinking water. There is no agreement nationally on what level of PFAS is safe. Last year, Michigan set a limit of 8 parts per trillion on one often-detected chemical, known as PFOA. Conversely, the U.S. EPA has recommended a health advisory if water tests at 70 parts per trillion.

Some Rockford residents forced to drink bottled water

In some cases, Illinois water systems are showing extremely high levels of the chemical, forcing immediate actions.

In Rockford, a trailer park community water system serving more than 200 people had to be shut down earlier this year because the contamination levels were more than double the national EPA advisory level. Residents are drinking bottled water until the park can be connected to the Rockford water system.

Rockford itself is home to three hazardous waste sites in various stages of cleanup under the federal government’s Superfund program, including one close to the trailer park. In Winnebago County, groundwater drawn from wells is the primary source of drinking water.

“They should stop those companies who are producing the chemicals,” said Raksha Soneji, the trailer park’s manager. “It’s frustrating.”

Said Orr: “It’s very feasible they’ve been drinking this water and that community has been contaminated for a very long time.”

Illinois and other states are discovering only after widespread testing that drinking water contains PFAS chemicals, said Jeremy Orr, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council.

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Dr. Sandra Martell, the public health administrator for Winnebago County, said the discovery at the trailer park led officials to contact private well owners in the area to test their water. At least two property owners in the area tested at high levels and they are now addressing the problem, she said.

Another system serving more than 35,000 people south of Rockford, North Park Public Water District, found high levels in one backup well. The well, which officials say has not been used since 2013, has been sealed.

Chicago clear for now

After state testing, Chicago’s water system showed no detectable amounts. However, a decade ago, Chicago’s water showed small amounts of PFAS. In a statement to the Sun-Times, water department officials blamed the earlier readings on less sophisticated testing.

“The extremely low levels detected early on would be considered within the margin of error today,” the statement said.

Some area suburbs, including Evanston, Wilmette and Winnetka have yet to report results, according to the latest state data. In all, more than 1,000 water systems have been tested and there are still several hundred more to test, according to the Illinois EPA.

The state EPA also is asking water departments to make the PFAS readings public, though some water managers say they may only put those results up on an existing state website that tracks drinking water quality.

Among the water system managers contacted by the Sun-Times, none of them could identify the culprit causing the contamination.

Environmental Working Group, which has been studying the contamination issue for years, identifies more than 1,700 potential sources across Illinois, mostly industrial sites but also sewage treatment facilities and landfills.

Illinois lawmakers took a step toward addressing part of the problem by passing a bill that phases out firefighting foam containing PFAS. That bill, the result of two years of negotiations between Illinois fire chiefs and environmentalists, was sent to Gov. J.B. Pritzker at the end of June along with a separate bill that bans incineration of the foam.

The test results have already stirred federal lawsuits. Moline and South Elgin are each suing the companies who have made the products, including 3M Co. and DuPont. The same group of lawyers, multiple firms across the country bringing multiple suits, have also been retained by Crest Hill and East Alton. Separately, Galesburg, in western Illinois, also is suing the companies. The lawsuits, which are being filed across the country, are being consolidated in a South Carolina federal court.

Gulledge, the water plant chief in Lake Forest, is worried about the costs of removing PFAS, even low levels like the trace amounts found in his city’s water supply.

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Cleanup costs not cheap

The lawsuits aim to defer what’s potentially very expensive fixes to water systems.

“We don’t have to have this burden borne by our taxpayers,” said former Crest Hill City Administrator Heather McGuire. “We want to make sure this gets corrected.”

Some states, including Michigan, also have sued the manufacturers. A DuPont spokesman said the complaints have no merit and will be defended “vigorously.” A 3M spokesman said the company wants to work with communities on a “collaborative path forward.”

That potential cleanup bill is concerning to a number of municipal water officials.

“It costs a lot to do plant improvements,” said John Gulledge, water plant chief at Lake Forest. “Our level is still low. I’m interested to see what kinds of guidelines the state would give for removal.”

Like every other water system official interviewed, Gulledge said he had no idea where the contamination may have occurred.

“It’s a bit of a new adventure,” he said.

Brett Chase’s reporting on the environment and public health is made possible by a grant from The Chicago Community Trust.

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The three unlikely friends make their way through Neverwinter, on a mission to both find out what is up with Gary Sunburn’s list of people and the slave trading Rosehop family. On the way to the second district, they pay a visit to the Parre family in the third district. At first they’re unsure what to think when the man of the house starts explaining, but eventually they trust him as he tells them about how their son, Gyles, was taken and how they didn’t receive any help to find him. After making the family promise that they’ll go on like they don’t know Gyles has been found, they move on.

While passing through the fishing district, they decide to try to figure out what’s happened to soldier Sandor’s boyfriend. They ask Belinda the street vendor for directions as Elion buys some delicious fried fish. “Just go towards all the smoke from those nasty cottages” she said. So that’s what they did. The mining corridor was not really a place the friends approved of. We don’t know much about what socioeconomic background these three budding heroes are from, but this is not it. The houses were small and cramped, dark sticky smoke was everywhere and whenever people form the houses were leaving, they had to sign out with the guard at the gates. He was rude. The friends mumbled that maybe they should just overthrow the city? They all seemed to agree that this  was a good idea, considering.

The missing dwarf, Frerin, has a sister. Her name is Dis and she makes very strong coffee. She takes some time to speak to the friends, even though she’s late for work. She seems to grow even more worried about her brother’s disappearance than she already was, saying she thought maybe he’d run off with his lover. Last they spoke about his lover, Frerin had exclaimed that he’d marry that man no matter what people thought of his own status. This made it clear that at least Frerin hadn’t dumped Sandor. Dis assured that if her brother had left willingly, he would have left a note or told her. After speaking to her, an old dwarven woman (Wilhelmina) outside the house starts talking to them. She says she saw Frerin leave the city through the Northern gates together with some scary looking humans, about a week before. Before then she’d seen him speak to a sickly looking ginger haired human man, but she didn’t know about what.

After the trip to the slums, the friends start making their way to the second district. There, Elion shape shifts into the image of Galliant Rosehop, in an attempt to make his disappearance less suspicious. Bree pretends to be his slave and Ru strips off her heavy armor and is made invisible, so that she can sneak with them. Elion, now Galliant, is  met by Galliants wife, Lorraine who seems furious with him for just leaving like that. They’d even started planning the funeral and everything. Maybe she’s even furious he’s seemingly alive. The daughter, just as ginger as Galliant himself but more pretty, seems amused by the spectacle and when the wife storms off she walks ahead of her father to his office, where she’s not usually allowed to be. Elion quickly takes a whole bunch of papers and then gives his “daughter” a present, probably because he feels somewhat guilty about killing her real dad although he says it’s to keep her quiet. Galliant’s wife is still angry when he re-enters the hallway and yells at him for leaving the house so soon after returning. Elion seems nervous but downs the drink she hands him and quickly excuses himself.

After this creepy experience, the group look through their findings from Galliant’s office and finds little of value, until they spot a receipt of purchase. On it there are five names, four belonging to the people they found in Wave Echo Cave, one they have never heard before they think, until they look at the long list of names they got at Cragmaw Castle and realize he’s on that one too, Ander Hyne. These unfortunate people seem to have been sold by Galliant Rosehop and purchased by Herman Rockford. The same man that for, some reason, is renting out his mansion to the Black Spider.

Realing with this discovery, the small group sets out toward the Kirksdottir residence to try to talk to them about their daughter. The parents don’t seem trustworthy somehow. They talk about how they thought their daughter Brilde might have run off because she wasn’t interested in marrying but then realizing she had somehow been taken. When the husband, Björn, admits that he was approached by someone who tried to get access to Castle Island, he suddenly becomes more trustworthy. He’d given them the name Herman Rockford… As they’re leaving, Brilde’s brother Asir (who looks just like her) approaches them and says his sister would never have just gone away. He also explains that she was in love with someone other than the man she was betrothed to. She’d never told him the man’s name, but he’d seen him. Expensive looking, beautiful, tanned etc. He didn’t think the man was responsible for her abduction, but still beat himself up about the fact that he hadn’t stopped his sister from sneaking out that night.

Paying a quick visit to the Hyne residence, after accidentally discovering the house on their way through the city, they speak to Ander Hyne’s wife. She’s so over him. He never loved her she says. She’s to be married to someone else. She couldn’t care less. She does, however, give them the name George Philman, a professor down at the College and suggests he might know more, as him and her husband were close.

You’d think their very long day would have ended here somewhere, but before retiring, they figure they could visit the Woodtallon family, who “can’t be trusted”. They know a Wine Woodtallon is written down as being deceased on their long list of names and want to see if they can find allies here. But the house is empty, left a long time ago, everything is just left the way it was as if someone just suddenly stood up and walked out one day. All that remains is the portrait of two happy men and their young daughter. They learn from the old neighbor man that the daughter had gone missing and that the family had suffered, until one day he saw them sneak off into the night, only to have their house raided hours after the fact. He’d never told the soldiers what he’d seen.

As a nice ending to the day, the friends then head to The three Beers - the fun tavern with three bears on its sign - to find the order of the Gauntlet. They do, very easily, and as they descend into the basement they discover that the gnarly but pleasant dwarf they met in the third district, Garulf Stormhelm is a member. He gets them something to drink and they sit and talk for awhile. They admit to killing Galliant Rosehop, he tells them that Herman Rockford is on the council and says they’re currently looking into the disappearances but that they haven’t accomplished much in this city yet. He promises that he’ll get a friend at the council to give them permission to enter the first district.

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A History of Top Posts The first municipal government was established in 1819 by the well-known businessman, John Douglas Rockford. He was instrumental in establishing the first municipal council in Rockford. John Douglas Rockford was also the founder of the Rockford ice cream, which is still today a popular business at numerous ice cream parlors throughout the region. The first Olympic Games in Canada was held in Rockford in 1996, and the city became the official host city of the 1996 Olympics.

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Communities in the US such as Rockford are constantly changing and evolving and often adapt to the surrounding communities they live in. Rockford is no exception. Although the city may be considered small, it's quickly becoming one of the most popular places to live in Rockford Illinois. There are many reasons why people choose to live in Rockford, including the following:

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Access to the Country - Although the town of Rockford is very isolated by the land, it is also very accessible by car or air. There are many small communities that are located close by and make travelling to other parts of the country very easy. There are also many cultural events and festivals that take place in Rockford each year, making it a very popular place to visit. This cultural activity is also a major draw to the town of Rockford, as it draws visitors from nearby towns and states. When it comes to the culture and community, Rockford has it.

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Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ.  Before I can go in this new blog post, I would like to update everyone:  It has been a few weeks since I last posted anything.  I have lost my Facebook profile for good and as a consequence, became very discouraged because I am unable to post to my primary audience.  I still have Instagram, Twitter, and have recently created accounts on Tumblr, Parler, and Reddit so I can find other ways to reach other folks.  I will start posting regularly beginning tomorrow.

Hawaii, particularly the island of Oahu, has been under a Hurricane Watch.  Hurricane Douglas has been bearing dangerously close to our island but it seems like we will be okay.  Thanks folks.  Now on to the blog post:

This blog post is to show how much of our Mother Church is under heavy attack.  It is aggravating, agonizing, and saddening to see our Churches under attack, particular in North America.  All of this information I have compiled from the Interactive Map of Attacks on Catholics from the website Complicit Clergy.  There have been churches in other parts of the world also that were attacked as well and I will make another blog post in regards to those attacks of the churches in other parts of the world.  Let us pray hard, pray unceasingly, and stay faithful to the Lord.  God bless!

Canada

May 21, 2020:  Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, Sudbury, Ontario:  Not a Hate Crime? Bronze Stations of the Cross Statues Beheaded in Broad Daylight

Damages:  Stations of the Cross statue beheaded

July 3, 2020:  Notre Dame Cemetary, Ottawa, Ontario:  Mischief charge laid after headstones vandalized at Notre Dame Cemetery

Damages:  Cemetary headstones knocked down

July 13, 2020:  Sacred Heart Church, Calgary, Alberta:  Statue Of Jesus Vandalized At Catholic Church In Calgary

Damages:  Statue of Jesus defaced

July 19, 2020:  Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate, Guelph, Ontario:   ‘We’ll be praying for whoever did it’: Mary statue vandalized outside Guelph basilica

Damages:  Statue of Our Lady was vandalized with some symbols, one being a swastika

July 9, 2020:  St. Patrick’s Parish, Markham, Ontario:  Statues vandalized at Markham parish

Damages:  Statue of Mary lifting Jesus off the cross damaged, hand broken off and facial features damaged.  Face of Mary was smashed and statue knocked off its base.  Second statue of Padre Pio had face and hand smashed.

United States of America

California

May 29, 2020:  Our Lady of Mt. Lebanon St. Peter Maronite Catholic Cathedral, Los Angeles, California:  

Damages:  Church was vandalized with graffiti.

June 2, 2020:  St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Wasco, California:  Vandal hits Wasco church

Damages:  Head and Arms Misssing

June 18, 2020:  Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California:  Statues of Junipero Serra, Ulysses S. Grant toppled at Golden Gate Park

Damages:  St. Junipero Serra statue toppled

June 19, 2020:  Placita Olvera, Los Angeles, California:  Junipero Serra statue toppled in downtown L.A.

Damages:  Statue of St. Junipero Serra toppled

June 25, 2020:  Cross atop Mount Rubidoux, Riverside, California:  Police investigating vandalism of Junipero Serra cross at Mt. Rubidoux in Riverside

Damages:  Cross was vandalized with graffiti and by axes.

July 3, 2020:  Sacramento’s Capitol Park, Sacramento, California:  Protesters tear down statue of Spanish missionary and saint Junipero Serra in Sacramento

Damages:  St. Junipero Serra statue taken down

July 3, 2020:  San Jose Mission, Fremont, California:  ‘Native Land’ graffiti in Fremont mission being investigated as hate crime

Damages:  “Native Land” graffiti on sides off church, splatters of paint to indicate simulated blood

July 11, 2020:  San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, California, USA:  Morning Briefing: Arson A Possibility In San Gabriel Mission Fire

Damages:  Church set on fire in choir loft

July 14, 2020:  Ventury City Hall, Ventura, California:  Ventura City Council Votes To Remove Junipero Serra Statue

Damages:  Father Junipero Serra statue being removed by City Council

July 15, 2020:  St. Isidore Catholic Church, Yuba City, California:  St. Isidore Catholic Church statues vandalized

Damages:  Two statues, part of the Stations of the Cross monuments, were vandalized.  Station 12, part of the statue where Christ is nailed to the cross was stolen.

Arizona

June 16, 2020:  Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel, Flagstaff, Arizona:  ‘Our church deserves better’: Families gather to clean Our Lady chapel after vandalism

Damages:  Front door of chapel was spray painted across front door and nearby statue of Jesus.

Wyoming

May 5, 2020:  St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, Casper, Wyoming:  Suspect Arrested, in $25,000 Casper Church Vandalism

Damages:  Kicking property, and knocking over a statue.  Estimated damage over $25,000.

Montana

July 11, 2020:  Statue near Chair 2 on Whitefish Mountain Resort, Whitefish, Montana:  Jesus statue at Whitefish Mountain Resort vandalized

Damages:  Statue was vandalized with holding flags that read Rise Up and #BLM and with brown painted skin tones.

Colorado

May 28, 2020:  Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Denver, Colorado:   Homily and Reflection:  Father Ron Cattany, Pastor and Rector:  Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Denver

Damages:  Church was vandalized with much graffiti.

July 13, 2020:  St. Mary’s Cathedral, Colorado Springs, Colorado:  Statue of Our Lady Of Fatima vandalized outside St. Mary’s Cathedral. Toes are painted, “Red Rum” painted along the bottom.

Damages:  Our Lady of Fatima statue vandalized with graffiti.

Texas

May 25, 2020:  San Juan Basilica, San Juan, Texas:  San Juan Basilica vandalized, suspect charged

Damages:  Front doors were vandalized with graffiti

May 28, 2020:  St. Jude Chapel, Dallas, Texas:  Cleanup underway for Dallas businesses vandalized after Friday night’s George Floyd protest

Damages:  Rocks were thrown through front glass of chapel.

Louisiana

January 3, 2020:  St. Therese Catholic Church, Abbeville, Louisiana:  Statue vandalized outside St. Therese Catholic Church in Abbeville

Damages:  St. Therese Statue vandalized with satanic graffiti

Missouri

January 28, 2020:  St. Cecilia, St. Louis, Missouri:  Vandals spray paint graffiti on South City church

Damages:  “Hail Satan” Graffiti on various walls and windows of church

Minnesota

May 27, 2020:  Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis, MN:  Oldest Basilica in the US Damaged In Minneapolis Riots

Damages:  Fires were set to church pews

Illinois

April 13, 2020:  Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Palos Hills, Illinois:  Man out on bond on hate crime charges tried to burn down Palos Hills church: police

Damages:  Attempted to set parish on fire and perpetrator used clothing to carve “Kill Christian now” on cell wall

May 29, 2020:  Pauline Books & Media, Chicago, Illinois:  Rioters Loot Catholic Media Nuns’ Bookstore in Downtown Chicago: “My Heart is Breaking”

Damages:  Broken windows, cash stolen

June 24, 2020:  St. Patrick’s Church, Joliet, Illinois:  Mary statue at St. Pat’s in Joliet ripped apart

Damages:  Mary’s statue ripped off, hands removed

July 5, 2020:  St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Rockford, Illinois:  St. Bernadette Parishioners Pray for Crucifix Vandal

Damages:  Corpus statue (Jesus on Crucifix) destroyed with hammer

Indiana

May 30, 2020:  St. John the Evangelist Parish, Indianapolis, Indiana:  St. John pastor keeps prayerful watch over parish during unrest

Damages:  Car burned in parking lot close to church, church walls walls vandalized

July 2, 2020:  St. Ann Church, Gary, Indiana:  Virgin Mary statue vandalized, church leaders say

Damages:  Mary statue beheaded

Kentucky

May 28, 2020:  Cathedral of the Assumption, Louisville, Kentucky:  Cathedral rectory damaged in protests

Damages:  Windows were shattered.

Georgia

June 4, 2020:  St. James Catholic Church, Madison, Georgia:  A marble statue of St. Mary is toppled in the St. James Church outdoor prayer garden

Damages:  Virgin Mary statue was deliberately knocked over and found crumbled on the ground

Florida

July 10, 2020:  Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Punta Gorda, Florida:  Man Vandalizes Statues In Florida Church

Damages:  Statues of Virgin Mary, three children (Probably Fatima children), and Jesus knocked to the ground

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July 10, 2020:  Queen of Peace Catholic Church, Ocala, Florida:  Florida man crashes into church, sets it on fire with parishioners inside, sheriff says

Damages:  Car was crashed into church and set on fire, with parishioners still inside

July 14, 2020:  Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Miami, Florida:  Statue of Jesus Decapitated in Miami

Damages:  Statue of Jesus decapitated

Tennessee

July 10, 2020:  St. Stephen Catholic Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee:  Statue of Virgin Mary Beheaded at Tennessee Parish

Damages:  Statue of Virgin Mary beheaded

North Carolina

June 15, 2020:  St. Elizabeth of the Hill Country Catholic Church, Boone, North Carolina:  Blessed Sacrament and tabernacle stolen from North Carolina Catholic Church

Damages:  Tabernacle and Holy Eucharist stolen

Ohio

July 18, 2020:  Franciscan University, Steubenville, Ohio:  Campus sign shot

Damages:  St. Joseph Center sign shot

New York

January 11, 2020:  St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Brooklyn, New York:  Video shows vandal spraying juice at Catholic priest in Brooklyn

Damages:  Priest is sprayed with red juice during Mass

January 11, 2020:  Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Queens, New York:  Cops searching for vandal who tagged MS-13 graffiti on Bayside church and school

May 29, 2020:  St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York, New York:  Two protesters arrested for St. Patrick’s Cathedral vandalism

Damages:  Cathedral exterior walls for spray painted with profanities

July 6, 2020:  St. Mary’s Parish, Washingtonville, New York:  Schmitt: ‘Evil and hate targeted our community last night’

Damages:  Flag pole of 9-11 Memorial was cut down.

July 10, 2020:  Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary, Elmhurst, New York:  Virgin Mary statue vandalized with graffiti in NYC

Damages:  Virgin Mary statue spray-painted “Idol”

Connecticut

July 14, 2020:  St. Joseph’s Church, New Haven, Connecticut:  Archdiocese: New Haven Catholic church vandalized with ‘satanic,’ ‘anarchist’ symbols

Damages:  Front door was vandalized with satanic and anarchist symbols

Rhode Island

June 21, 2020:  Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island:  Cross and graves vandalized at Catholic university cemetery

Damages:  Cross and graves vandalized at cemetary

Massachusetts

July 10, 2020:  St. Peter Parish, Boston, Massachusetts, USA:  Police: Virgin Mary statue burned at Dorchester parish, arson investigation underway

Holy Mother Church in North America under attack! Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ.  Before I can go in this new blog post, I would like to update everyone:  It has been a few weeks since I last posted anything. 

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5G EMF Radiation Protection Peoria, Illinois

Protect Yourself from 5G EMF (electromagnetic frequency) Radiation Protection Peoria, Illinois. https://5gbioshield.blogspot.com/p/rockford-illinois-5g-emf-radiation.html The new 5G BioShield is the result of the most advanced technology currently available for balancing and prevention of the devastating effects caused by non-natural magneto-electric waves, particularly (but not limited to) 5G, for all biological life forms.

The 5G BioShield makes it possible, thanks to a uniquely applied process of quantum nano-layer technology, to balance the imbalanced electric oscillations arising from all magneto-electric fog induced by all devices such as: laptops, cordless phones, wlan, tablets, etc.

The 5G BioShield brings balance into the field at the atomic and cellular level restoring balanced effects to all harmful (ionized and non-ionized) radiation.

5G (or 5th Generation) technology refers to the latest trend in wireless systems, involving larger channels, higher speeds, and the ability to connect a host of devices from one location. As related to EMFs, having 5G in your neighborhood is like turning on a microwave oven in every room of your house, and opening all the oven doors.

With 5G towers and mini-stations being installed throughout Peoria, Illinois and neighborhoods, we appear to be building a global microwave oven. Oh, and I forgot to mention: microwaves cause cancer.

There has been minimal testing of the effects of 5G, but over 180 scientists in 40 countries have already proclaimed, “Stop 5G. It could kill us.” At the very least, 5G can cause nausea, hair loss, depression, confusion, and infection. Short of a revolution, 5G will evolve into 10G, and so on. These futuristic technology companies aren’t entirely to blame; it’s also our individual and collective addictions to our devices that have brought us here.

Paul Wagner, Gaia.com Since there’s little chance of a significant shift in how these types of technologies are tested and approved, the only thing we can do is prepare for the onslaught of radioactive frequencies. If we research like scientists and establish protective plans, we can mitigate EMFs and their effects on our health.

Here are a few ways you can protect yourself:

PURCHASE EMF SHIELDS: Purchase an EMF shield, and continue to measure the levels of radiation within 100 feet of your home. Research all the consumer products in this category so that you can protect yourself as much as possible.

STAY EDUCATED: Continually educate yourself about the wireless industry and the global, governmental support of this insane endeavor.

TECH TIME-OUT: Refrain from using your cell phone for long periods of time, including never keeping your cell phone in your bedroom. If possible, keep your mobile devices five to ten feet away from you. When traveling with your cell phone, store it in an EMF protective bag.

BE PROACTIVE & STAY OUT OF FEAR: Remain positive and strong, and continue to improve your vibration through positive thinking, forgiveness, and with increased attention toward mental, emotional, and physical health.

LEARN TO GROW YOUR FOOD: Food born from our soil can improve our vibrations. Our vibrations are akin to electromagnetic fields because they birth fields of energy and light that inhabit and surround ourbodies, which can protect us. Many enlightened masters have said that it is time for the pendulum to swing the other way, in that, we must learn to break our dependencies on manufactured food. We must learn to grow lettuce, potatoes, carrots, fruit, and more. Amma, The Hugging Saint, once said to me, “To start, learn to grow enough food for one day per week. Over time, you can learn to do more.”

CHOOSE YOUR HOME WISELY: If possible, do not live near a cell tower or mini-station. Also, get involved in local politics so that you can learn about all of the potentially dangerous plans your city council has in store for you.

The 5G BioShield makes it possible to balance the imbalanced electricoscillations arising from all magneto-electric fog induced by all devices such as: laptops, cordless phones, wlan, tablets, etc. The 5G BioShield brings balance into the field at the atomic and cellular level restoring balanced effects to all harmful (ionized and non-ionized) radiation.

FIELDS OF APPLICATION Balancing & revitalization of magneto-electric fields from unnatural sources, such as laptops,cordless telephones,wlan, tablets,etc. Balancing of geo-biological disturbances in the habitat and surroundings (Hartmann, Curry, Palm, Peyré, Wissmann), including underground water sources).

Full-spectrum balancing of biological organisms, such as animal, plant and/or human, catalysing faster and easier recovery.

Full-spectrum harmonization of homes, offices, schools, hospitals, vehicles, trains and aircrafts, etc… Psycho-emotional harmonisation, in particular to ease meditations, but also to take a step back from the stressful challenges of everyday life. We are surrounded by a unified field of limitless energy. In the urban environment particularly, this field is highly toxic and ultimately lethal. Restoration of balance into this field is paramount in order to allow for all biological life-forms to prosper and replenish.

Improvement of memory, concentration, speed and efficiency of decisions, especially for pilots, surgeons, teachers, and all professionals whose performance depends on absolute mental clarity. Harmonization and balancing of the harmful effects of volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the indoor air (apartments, houses,enterprises, etc)

What is 5G? 5G is the next generation of mobile broadband that will eventually replace, or at least augment, your 4G LTE connection. With 5G, you’ll see exponentially faster download and upload speeds. Latency, or the time it takes devices to communicate with wireless networks, will also drastically decrease.

How 5G Works, Peoria, Illinois Like other cellular networks, 5G networks use a system of cell sites that divide their territory into sectors and send encoded data through radio waves. Each cell site must be connected to a network backbone, whether through a wired or wireless back haul connection.

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