When I was Born March 15 , 1967 I never knew Id have the best dad on earth ! mom and dad split up when I was 2yrs old , daddy kidnapped me and ran off to california . But he brought me home to momma , and they were married for 35 years after that until momma passed away March 2nd 2001 of Breast cancer. Dad was a Marine Im so proud of him. He has worked everyday all his life to give his family what they need. We lived In Washington D.C. , He worked on the New FBI building one day when he was working , he fell 6 stories from the tall building and broke his back , but still that didn't stop my dad. He has a 10 inch scar on his back still today . He still worked everyday to provide for his family , He became a deputy sheriff in 1979 . He has done so much in his life. Here in Huntington he put on the memorial day parade every year until last year he was to sick to do it, He holds the christmas parade , The Marshall University Parades. He was in the Marine Corps League , and was leader of the toys for tots for several years.Hes the president of the City Of Hutington Planning Commision. Hes survivrd 5 hearts attacks and 7 Strokes .He is My Hero Hes My Daddy. I Will always be Daddys Little girl even when Im 90. That may sound kinda childish to you but to me my dads my life ! And now facing another surgery tomorrow , hes scared to tears. But I remind him everyday that Gods on his side ! but I still believe he is afraid . So tonight before I go to sleep I will ask God to watch over my dad for his surgery tomorrow , and I know he will he always does.......
...DADDY I LOVE U WITH ALL MY HEART .....DADDY ALWAYS TELL ME "CINDY I LOVE U WITH ALL ME HEART "
A POEM FOR DAD
A little girl needs her daddyTo love her with manly charm,To soothe her when she’s hurt,And keep her safe from harm.
A girl needs her dadTo show her a man who’s good,To help her make right choices,As only a father could.
A woman needs her fatherJust to be aware,He’ll always be there for herTo sustain her and to care.
You’ve been all these things, Dad.I hope that you can seeHow much I treasure you;You mean everything to me.
Will Gas Prices Ever Come Down ?
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Sunday, April 01, 2007
$4 Gas? Some Fear Iran Crisis Could Jack Up Prices
March 30, 2007 — Nothing moves the price of gasoline more than the price of oil, and fears that the standoff over Britons held captive in Iran will lead to a major disruption in the supply of Middle East oil is taking an escalating toll on gas prices here in the United States.
At many gas stations in San Francisco today, the cost of filling up was well over $4 a gallon.
San Francisco may have the most expensive gas in the country, but prices are rising all over. In the last eight weeks, even before the current standoff with Iran, prices jumped 44 cents to a national average of $2.61 a gallon — 11 cents higher than a year ago.
Gas prices often shoot up in the spring, as refineries make the switch to summer-blend gasolines, creating glitches in supply. But the standoff with Iran has inflicted a double whammy on prices.
"I believe crude oil prices are going to continue to rise 50 cents to $1 each," said John Kilduff, an oil trader for Fimat USA, "and every day that this goes on until they stabilize at some point above $70 a barrel."
For now, consumers are grousing, but most seem not to be driving any less.
"At this point," said Mike Pina of AAA, "a lot of Americans are saying, 'Prices are high, but I've seen higher,' so they are not at the point yet where Americans are starting to change their travel plans."
Many consumers seem to be resigned to a new normal of higher and fluctuating gas prices.
Economists say a national average of $3 a gallon is probably the tipping point where driving habits change.
At many gas stations in San Francisco today, the cost of filling up was well over $4 a gallon.
San Francisco may have the most expensive gas in the country, but prices are rising all over. In the last eight weeks, even before the current standoff with Iran, prices jumped 44 cents to a national average of $2.61 a gallon — 11 cents higher than a year ago.
Gas prices often shoot up in the spring, as refineries make the switch to summer-blend gasolines, creating glitches in supply. But the standoff with Iran has inflicted a double whammy on prices.
"I believe crude oil prices are going to continue to rise 50 cents to $1 each," said John Kilduff, an oil trader for Fimat USA, "and every day that this goes on until they stabilize at some point above $70 a barrel."
For now, consumers are grousing, but most seem not to be driving any less.
"At this point," said Mike Pina of AAA, "a lot of Americans are saying, 'Prices are high, but I've seen higher,' so they are not at the point yet where Americans are starting to change their travel plans."
Many consumers seem to be resigned to a new normal of higher and fluctuating gas prices.
Economists say a national average of $3 a gallon is probably the tipping point where driving habits change.
Police: Mom offers 7-year-old daughter for sex
TAYLOR, Michigan (AP) -- A 33-year-old woman was arraigned Sunday on charges alleging she offered to let an undercover investigator take pornographic photos of her 7-year-old daughter and have sex with the girl, authorities said.
The woman was arrested Friday after taking the girl to a hotel in Romulus, near Detroit Metropolitan Airport, where she had agreed to meet the investigator, the Wayne County sheriff's department said.
A not guilty plea was entered on behalf of the woman, who wasn't represented by a lawyer at the arraignment, department spokesman John Roach said. She was held in lieu of $1 million bail, and a preliminary examination was scheduled for April 12.
Authorities said the woman offered to let the investigator take the photos for a fee and, when she met with him, discussed being paid in exchange for sex with the child, the Detroit Free Press reported.
"This is truly a horrifying case," Sheriff Warren Evans said in a statement. "To think that a woman would offer up her own daughter in this way impossible to comprehend."
The girl and her four siblings, ages 12, 11, 9 and 6, all were in protective custody, Roach said.
The name of the woman, who lives in this Detroit suburb, wasn't being released to avoid identifying the child, the sheriff's department said.
She faced five charges, including child sexually abusive behavior, illegal use of the Internet for child sexually abusive actions or materials and distribution of child sexually abusive material, Roach said.
She also was charged with prostitution, since the department said she propositioned the investigator herself. The department said the woman advertised herself online as a prostitute.
If convicted, she could get up 20 years in prison.
The woman was arrested Friday after taking the girl to a hotel in Romulus, near Detroit Metropolitan Airport, where she had agreed to meet the investigator, the Wayne County sheriff's department said.
A not guilty plea was entered on behalf of the woman, who wasn't represented by a lawyer at the arraignment, department spokesman John Roach said. She was held in lieu of $1 million bail, and a preliminary examination was scheduled for April 12.
Authorities said the woman offered to let the investigator take the photos for a fee and, when she met with him, discussed being paid in exchange for sex with the child, the Detroit Free Press reported.
"This is truly a horrifying case," Sheriff Warren Evans said in a statement. "To think that a woman would offer up her own daughter in this way impossible to comprehend."
The girl and her four siblings, ages 12, 11, 9 and 6, all were in protective custody, Roach said.
The name of the woman, who lives in this Detroit suburb, wasn't being released to avoid identifying the child, the sheriff's department said.
She faced five charges, including child sexually abusive behavior, illegal use of the Internet for child sexually abusive actions or materials and distribution of child sexually abusive material, Roach said.
She also was charged with prostitution, since the department said she propositioned the investigator herself. The department said the woman advertised herself online as a prostitute.
If convicted, she could get up 20 years in prison.
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