Funny. Nice job stringing them together. There were some really creative ones. Kudos to the original creators. (Sorry, but I have to agree, the best ones are the ones that don't look smooth enough to be regular videos).
Wow. Now we're a black eye on an already beaten-down state.
I've encountered enough of them to understand how they work & flow, but the problem I have with them is that if you aren't familiar with the area, they can make you even more confused, especially in high traffic areas. I think they're best left to low traffic intersections where it's mostly local traffic and not a lot of destination choices. Can you imagine a roundabout on Alpine or 28th St.?
Even though I am not an Obama fan, I have to agree with you on the politicizing of everything. Both sides have done it and beat it to death. Kudos for pointing it out.
Turn them all off and give all the thugs free bus rides to the "YES" voters' houses!
Charging a person because there's a streetlight in front of their home?!? Don't all the area residents benefit from it? I'm glad I don't live in GR. Talk about unfair taxes! I would be surprised if residents just sit by and wait for this to happen. The next council meeting is bound to be standing-room-only!
The county guidelines requiring a gradual increase in depth doesn't account for the fact that anyone, especially the young children like in these cases, can drown in a bucket of water or a deep puddle. It's not the depth but the inability to get your face out of the water that causes the death.
REQUIRE A FENCE!
My condolences to the families. I cannot even imagine the pain.
And California is so "progressive" that they even have a list of things "known to the State of California to cause cancer." I can't believe with that "list" that the reporter even dared to say that no patients were harmed. Just breathing or eating in CA is harmful according to the "list" (yes, eating ~ the by-product on your dinner created by cooking the food is really on the list)
I was a sprinter & high jumper in high school. I have the utmost respect for distance runners. I hated running "over-distance" in practice (3-5 miles for sprinters). If you've never run longer than from the couch to the 'fridge, don't knock 'em. It's hard work but my 13 yr old son said the feeling of accomplishment is worth it (he's run a 5k race)
My dad always joked that he'd take up jogging when he saw somebody jogging AND smiling. (I wanted to set someone up to smile & jog by just to get his reaction!)
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