ravings of a semi-sane madwoman: these pictures are stunning. they are amazing
and a few are from connecticut too! (a couple in the beginning and a couple at the end)
Friday, July 30, 2010
it IS against the law
and i wish i personally could stop each and every person i saw talking on a cell phone while driving. unfortunately i cannot. however a few local (and the state police) police forces including west hartford tossed out some tickets for that very offense.
power to ya! (and i say do it every day. PLEASE)
oh and another thing, IT'S THE LAW IN CONNECTICUT TO TURN YOUR CAR LIGHTS ON IN INCLEMENT WEATHER. DO IT (and while we're at it, USE YOUR SIGNALS)
Hartford-Area Police Look For Distracted Drivers Hundreds Of Tickets Issued As Part Of NHTSA Study
By CHRISTINE DEMPSEY, cdempsey@courant.com
WEST HARTFORD — —
Officer Jen Roman stands in four-foot high weeds, peeking around the corner of an abandoned brick building on New Park Avenue. "White male, white Ford F-250, cellphone. Right hand, right ear," she says into her radio. Down the block, another officer stepped into the road and ordered the pickup truck driver to pull over for violating the state's cellphone law.
The man was one of many caught in the department's latest effort to deter distracted driving. Roman was a "spotter" for part of Wednesday, the fifth day in the second wave of a four-part federal study.
Police in West Hartford, Hartford, East Hartford and the Connecticut State Police are looking for cellphone violations in the area through today. Syracuse, N.Y. is the only other place in the country chosen for the study, sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The purpose of the study is to determine whether enforcing cellphone laws actually alters drivers' behavior, said. Lt. David M. Dubiel of West Hartford's traffic division. The first wave was April 10-16, he said, and more are planned in the fall and in spring of 2011..............
The man was one of many caught in the department's latest effort to deter distracted driving. Roman was a "spotter" for part of Wednesday, the fifth day in the second wave of a four-part federal study.
Police in West Hartford, Hartford, East Hartford and the Connecticut State Police are looking for cellphone violations in the area through today. Syracuse, N.Y. is the only other place in the country chosen for the study, sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The purpose of the study is to determine whether enforcing cellphone laws actually alters drivers' behavior, said. Lt. David M. Dubiel of West Hartford's traffic division. The first wave was April 10-16, he said, and more are planned in the fall and in spring of 2011..............
pic: Distracted Driving (SCOTT VARGAS / FOX CT / July 29, 2010)
Thursday, July 29, 2010
why is EVERY single news outlet i go to
as in
washingtonpost
nytimes
covered with the hideous mug of linda WWE mcmahon? i dislike her with every bone in my body. i think she is THE LAST person anyone in the great state of connecticut should vote for. she promoted (sure she stopped for the time being. she HAD TO) violence not only against men BUT even worse, against WOMEN. she's a steamin' pile. i'd vote for da LIEbs before her and everyone knows i'd NEVER vote for da LIEbs
yuck
washingtonpost
nytimes
covered with the hideous mug of linda WWE mcmahon? i dislike her with every bone in my body. i think she is THE LAST person anyone in the great state of connecticut should vote for. she promoted (sure she stopped for the time being. she HAD TO) violence not only against men BUT even worse, against WOMEN. she's a steamin' pile. i'd vote for da LIEbs before her and everyone knows i'd NEVER vote for da LIEbs
putting aside desicration (and disrespect)
you have to be rather dim to steal a headstone from a ghost (alleged). hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
don't come knocking on my door for help. you got yourself haunted. you get yourself UNhaunted*
Police say theft of 'Green Lady' headstone was a two-person job
By RONALD DeROSA
BURLINGTON — Continuing their investigation, police have pinpointed a date when the headstone from the legendary “Green Lady” was stolen from a Burlington cemetery.
Sometime between 7:30 p.m. on July 20 and 11 a.m. on July 21 some individuals came and removed the 200-pound headstone of Elisabeth Palmiter, police said citing the investigation. It was also on July 21 when the stone was reported missing from the Upson Road cemetery — also known as the “Green Lady Cemetery.”........
pic: Photo courtesy of Jeff JB of TrekEarth.com.
*no, i don't really believe in ghosts. i DO believe in some odd happenings though. i do believe one should not disrespect the dead (or even the ALIVE)
Police say theft of 'Green Lady' headstone was a two-person job
By RONALD DeROSA
BURLINGTON — Continuing their investigation, police have pinpointed a date when the headstone from the legendary “Green Lady” was stolen from a Burlington cemetery.
Sometime between 7:30 p.m. on July 20 and 11 a.m. on July 21 some individuals came and removed the 200-pound headstone of Elisabeth Palmiter, police said citing the investigation. It was also on July 21 when the stone was reported missing from the Upson Road cemetery — also known as the “Green Lady Cemetery.”........
pic: Photo courtesy of Jeff JB of TrekEarth.com.
*no, i don't really believe in ghosts. i DO believe in some odd happenings though. i do believe one should not disrespect the dead (or even the ALIVE)
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