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similar to the "fire triangle", a city must have all 3 for it to become out of control --- food, shelter, and transportation. As far as paulding and douglas, the only one left is cheap transportation.... run marta into this area and see what happens

this oops in planning makes about as much sense as the idiot that decided that the tag office, the county office with the most foot traffic in the entire gov't complex, is going to be located on the 3rd floor. meanwhile, the first floor (and outside offices) in that building are rarely visited...... ------- would you rather replace door hinges, or an entire worn-out elevator?

from my experience, if you do not like the "used car salesman" tactics, then do not go to marietta eye clinic in douglasville. pricing for cataract surg there was all over the place.... we finally said forget it and left the place after getting a quote for $6,000 out-of-pocket after cigna paid --- and then after that they tried to charge me $9 for those flimsy dark cheap sunglasses too (before i even made the appt for surgery) i finally went to thomas eye group and paid $1780 per eye out-of-pocket. for me, it was worth saving thousands to drive near northside hospital

never had this problem at Aldi

is it really discrimination when certain groups behavior are the only ones disrupting an event? https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/university-apologises-after-black-students-12495665 but then, there is another "respectful" site with their own opinion: http://blacksportsonline.com/home/2018/05/watch-university-of-florida-usher-grab-shove-black-graduates-off-stage-as-they-try-to-celebrate-receiving-their-diploma-video/ the NFL put a stop to this end zone celebrating / dancing years ago hey paulding board of education --- what is the plan for this kind of "disr

these training sessions would explain a hiram officer sitting in a kennesaw police car with a laser at stinky bottoms....... since they taking the incentive and training --- why can't they learn how to write up traffic accidents? (or how to write tickets for handicap parking?)

i could not find anyone less than $3k when i had a floor sag under a wood stove..... ended up doing it myself, little bit of digging, poured a concrete pad 3ft x 3ft with a couple rebar, then used a car jack to raise it back up a little higher than level and let it back down level on a 6x6 post. No problem with for years now. total cost approx $70 and a couple hours labor. looked at a book and watched a couple videos online

---- i lost access to my email " @bellsouth.net " because of the at&t / yahoo mess a couple years ago. I am still cleaning up the problems. There are certain websites that will only reset my password by replying to that old email address. Once every couple months, i have to actually call a company to try to reset my account, or i end up having to create a new account. --- lesson learned: always use a 3rd party email and not be held hostage to at&t, comcast, cox, or direct for access to important accounts such as your mortgage or greystone, etc

civil liability --- make it easier to file suit against them currently, there is no down side / negative consequences for them to sell deception gawker magazine does not exist today because they crossed the line choosing sensationalism over ethics {whether or not it was "fake" news, it was still a personal attack against a celebrity}

From what i understand here in paulding {and correct me if i am wrong}, code enforcement, previously, was a more-or-less civil matter with basic fines, etc paid to the city/county for violations..... A couple years back the county commissioners decided to make all the code violations into criminal matters / misdemeanors, with potential 1-year jail time and big fines...... Well, then it did not take them long to find out that these criminal cases are prosecuted by the D.A. office and each case has to now go through a real "due process", including jury trials, 4th amendment, etc ---- the

after living in this county for over 30 years, and having sheriffs grogan, harris and gulledge, i can personally say the above statement still holds true

i am sure the exemptions will be for : any vehicle with a "thin blue line" sticker patrol cars {on or off duty} garbage trucks losing garbage as they go down the road

dr. ortenzi -- office near I-20 & Thornton Rd she has seen me for over 22 years

since you plead "nolo" to your case, that maybe good for the criminal court, but does nothing for the civil court issue, and you are still considered to have contributed to the accident / negligence. --- as far as the guy that hit you, you should have contacted the d.a.. and made it a condition of him pleading guilty, that you would get restitution to fix your car. They would have given him a new court date and he would have to pay before then OR they would put him on probation until you get paid. you can get free quotes from attorneys, but in your case, i think they are going to lo

Immigration doesn't bring crime? anyone remember castro & cuba "refugees" {mariel boat lift} ? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/criminals-in-exodus-from-cuba-us-fears-castro-emptying-his-jails-into-florida-1386288.html

angie's list

If women would start wearing underwear again under dresses, there would not be anything to video / record.

check your facts before spouting your nonsense ---- "In 2015, The Washington Post launched a real-time database to track fatal police shootings, and the project continues this year. As of Sunday, 1,502 people have been shot and killed by on-duty police officers since Jan. 1, 2015. Of them, 732 were white, and 381 were black (and 382 were of another or unknown race)." https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2016/07/11/arent-more-white-people-than-black-people-killed-by-police-yes-but-no/?utm_term=.effdc51f0be5 the average for law enforcement shot / killed by other m

i think the old guard got tired of being called out on their hypocrisy

Well, i guess the unspoken point is --- the new chip card technology and the use of a PIN number for credit cards does work in europe at significantly stopping card fraud. I would think that the cost of fraud in the U.S. would be much higher than the cost of changing software at the clearing house, etc

FBI removes their alert to the public on "chipped" credit cards after the banking industry complains: "The FBI posted an online advisory about vulnerabilities with new chip-enabled credit cards, but then removed the message on Friday, less than a day later, following concerns from U.S. bankers that back chip cards." http://www.cio.com/article/2991554/financial-it/fbi-takes-down-alert-on-chip-credit-cards-after-bankers-complain.html?utm_campaign=sflow_tweet#tk.rss_all

So, what has happened to P Springs the last few years? apparently, there have been some changes --- Cobb P.D.s latest press release: " Significant Arrests: Det. Lanigan investigated a Burglary and Criminal Street Gang Activity. He responded to the scene of a Burglary across from McEachern High School. Five high school students were located down the street from the Burglary approximately an hour before the victim returned home. The high school students were in possession of several electronic devices. After meeting with the victim it was determined the items missing were the same i

Since they are under new ownership, and have alot of new employees, i would say that any previous opinions on the dealership would not be valid My opinion about their service department has been greatly improved. I went there last year for a dodge recall issue and their service dept was clueless and unfriendly. Last month, I got a oil change coupon in the mail and checked them out again, and was surprised at the difference in customer service.

That may be normally true, but in this county, the high schools specifically say their curriculumn is "college preparatory". The BOE markets it. If any student has a gpa above 3.0 in this county and has taken many AP classes, then they should already know how to study at a college level. Something is wrong when they cannot succeed in the local feeder colleges