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Can we all please stop the name calling and just agree to disagree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
I wonder if they had to de-contaminate it before they drained it.
If they did'nt then where are they putting this "deliberatly contaminated" water? 
Was the hazmat team called in?
Don't get me wrong....that kid should know better and should be fined or something for it. Draining it is a different story in my opinion, if a water supply can be deliberatly contaminated that easy and this not being the first time, then I have to blame it on the city for not doing more to protect the publics water.
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Gosh... you get so so defensive. The site I posted is not a "lopster" site as you terrifyingly referred to it. It is simply a site I frequent that posts objective and verifiable information regarding the IQD investment. That's all. I figured with all of the back and forth spewing going on in this forum, that some other forum members may be interested in reading further information.
Please do not promote other sites..
Thank you!
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You are so very welcome Maggie123. Prior to his death, I was approached by a dear friend who suggested I get a biography of my mom and dad. I am so thankfull that I did!! At the time I did it I didn't know about his cancer.
Here is the link to Dave divelbiss - A Life of Service
http://davedivelbiss.com/index.html
Thank you for your kind words,
Carla
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My loving Father 
Carl David Divelbiss
Carl David "Dave" Divelbiss, (CDR, Supply Corps, USN, Ret.), age 73, passed away of lung cancer on September 28, 2008 at his home in Roslyn, Washington. He retired from the Navy after 22 years of service to his country. While in Vietnam Dave served on the USS Benewah (APB-35) from July 1966 to May 1968 as Supply and Logistics Officer on the Staff of Commander River Assault Flotilla One - Commander River support Squadron Seven from it's onset on September 1966 to April 1968. He initiated the planning of supply functions required for the new Mekong Delta Mobile Riverine Force and was the author of the new Navy supply support concept of riverine warfare. He developed the complete supply support plan and detailed supply procedures for the entire Mobile Riverine Base of 5 ships, 100 boats and almost 4,000 Army and Navy personnel. Dave leaves behind his devoted wife Fran of 50 years, his son, two daughters and their spouses and five grandchildren. Dave was a wonderful man and devoted husband, father and grandfather and he will be sorely missed not only by all his family but by his many friends as well. He often spoke of all who he served with in Vietnam and his hope was to have attended one of the MRFA reunions, which unfortunately did not happen.
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If common sense is a form of lying then I am guilty.
This so called bit of dishonesty makes me shake my head, roll over and laugh!!! If I am reading this correctly this states that people kill people is a lie becouse murders are done by people but suicide is done by the gun??? lol lol So if this is ones opinion then where would someone buy a gun that has two little feet and a trigger finger that shoots a suicide victim???
I better be carefull cause my autographed Ichiro bat might just walk over here and hit me in the head!!!
I guess i'm dishonest!!!!
Oh my!!!
Even the standard line “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” is a distracting bit of dishonesty, since most gun deaths aren’t murders but suicides.
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A Tale of Two CitiesA Tale of Two Cities Chicago, IL Houston, TXPopulation 2.7 million 2.15 millionMedian HH Income $38,600 $37,000% African-American 38.9% 24%% Hispanic 29.9% 44%% Asian 5.5% 6%% Non-Hispanic White 28.7% 26%Pretty similar until you compare the following:Chicago, IL Houston, TXConcealed Carry gun law no yes# of Gun Stores 0 184 - Dedicated gun stores plus1500 - legal places to buy guns- Walmart, K-mart, sporting goods, etc.Homicides, 2012 1,806 207Homicides per 100K 38.4 9.6Avg. January high temperature (F)31 63Democrat Conclusion:Cold weather from global warming causes murder.
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Well said, a plus to you.
Really kinda split on that.. after 38 years we really needed to establish dominance.
Besides, how many games have you not been able to watch all the way through because it was just too painful.
I was at a game with my son when they were building Quest Field, so the Hawks were playing at Husky Stadium..
I think we were playing the Saints, and it was so bad the stands were emptied by the third quarter.
When we got home a neighbor came over and said we were on TV, the only two people left in the entire section, huddled under plastic poncho's.
Today has been excellent.
We are everywhere wearing our jerseys, reveling in the moment.
OK, I fell a little bad for the Broncos...whew, glad that's over...
Great Game!!! But it got a bit boring. I do feel bad for the bronks but our defense just shut there offense down!!!!
I heard the supposed "game" was being investigated. Obviously the FIX was in!..............................................................................................................;-)
Anyway, GO BROWNS.................................................someday??
I thought the refs did a pretty good job.
Just got back from seattle and I am soooooo excited!!!!! They will win a few more and will do nothing but get better!!
GOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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So excited!!!! I think were going to have Percy for the big game!!!!!
Its so nice to see such a classy guy like Russell Wilson and an amaizing coach like Pete Carrol lead our team to the SuperBowl!!!!!!!! Gotta love these guys!!!
Go Hawks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Go Hawks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Super Bowl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm still in recovery mode from Sunday!!! Not taking my Christmass lights down till after the Super Bowl!! they are all green and blue with the 12th man flags lit up and flying high with neon lights!!!
Our defense is going to give them a run for there money and I'm sure it will be a great game!!
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Shows you what kind of person Dennis Rodman is! Can't believe the fool.
So sad this still happens in this world.
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Your right....that woukd be a great NFC match for the championship. I am hoping the saints can knockout the seahawks (sorry carla) lol...cause that would be one team Iim worries about!!
I think its going to be a heck of a Super Bowl no matter who goes. What a season!!!! I just would love to see Russell get a Super Bowl his 2nd year.
Go Panthers!! But they make me nervous as well.
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I'll be rooting for ya!!!
Good luck and I do hope the Panthers beat them!!
Go!!!!!! (((((((((SEAHAWKS))))))))))) !!!!
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Please refer to the forum rules!
This thread seems to be heading the wrong way and the personal attacks need to stop!
Thank you in advance!
Carla
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I am so choked up. My husband has been a Cle Elum fireman for 25 years and has never experienced such a horrific fire call especially when it is people you have known. Please say a prayer for the families, friends and our community.
Cle Elum, Roslyn rallying around families who lost children
CLE ELUM — Cars slow down and stop as they pass the house
. Drivers take in the charred siding, the shattered windows, the lonely looking tire swing resting on the lawn.And in front of the house on West Third Street, where two little boys died in a brutal fire last week, sits a makeshift memorial, a cluster of bouquets
, balloons and teddy bears left by community members and strangers who wish they could do more to help. One little stuffed dog looks care-worn, as if its owner chose a much-beloved toy to give.The family of one little boy drove from Seattle to Cle Elum so he could leave a teddy bear in memory of Skyler and Hunter. Their mother, Noel Wood, suffered burns that were not considered life-threatening.
“Everybody’s just kind of in a state of shock,” said Jason Woodward, who lives a few doors away with his own children. He was at the house Monday afternoon to slide a board under the memorial to keep it up off the wet ground. “It’s the most horrible thing that could happen to a person, losing a child. I can’t even imagine ... All our hearts go out to them.”
Last week was devastating for the small communities of Cle Elum and nearby Roslyn, which together comprise about 2,700 residents. On Wednesday, 7-year-old Clayton Everley of Roslyn suffocated when a sandpit he was playing in collapsed on him.
Then, the house fire Friday killed two boys under the age of 5 after firefighters were forced out of the structure by the intense flames and toxic smoke.
“Tragedies like this don’t happen very often,” said Dave Campbell, fire chief for the city of Cle Elum Fire Department and incident commander at Friday’s scene. “This is the largest fire fatality we’ve had in probably 40 years.”
Fire investigators have yet to release a cause for the fire, which quickly engulfed the two-story house
shortly after noon Friday. But Campbell said one of the reasons the blaze might have grown so quickly and ferociously is that many old houses in the area are full of coal dust from the days when coal was mined in the area and coal-burning stoves were common.The house
had also been remodeled several times, leaving empty spaces in the walls and between floors and ceilings, where fire can flourish.When Campbell arrived, the back half of the house
was engulfed but flames were not yet shooting out of every window, so fire personnel made several attempts to enter the house and extract the boys.“We tried to go in all kinds of places in that house, and the heat and the smoke was too bad,” he said.
Even before he got there, he said, police officers, Washington State Patrol troopers, Kittitas County sheriff’s deputies, off-duty medics and several others had already arrived and tried to stage a rescue.
Kittitas County Fire District 7 Chief Russ Hobbs said he’s been a firefighter for 38 years and had never seen anything like it.
“I’ve seen individuals risk their lives, pull somebody out of a car or something, but I’ve never seen that many people selflessly risk their life under, obviously, the worst possible conditions,” he said. “Prior to our arrival, there were people doing amazing things.”
When firefighters got there, they even had civilians helping to pull fire hoses. A large crowd of neighbors turned out, bringing water, coffee, blankets and anything else they could think of to help.
It was Campbell who had to make the call to stop sending firefighters into the structure when it became too dangerous. That was the hardest part: “It just went quiet,” he said. “I knew that my decision would seal the fate of those children,” though, in truth, he knew their fate had already been determined.
The incident may cost Fire District 7 some of its crucial volunteers. “I think I’ll lose a couple firefighters,” Hobbs said. “I think it was too overwhelming for them to think about it possibly happening again.”
Since the fire, Campbell and Hobbs said, they’ve been actively reaching out to all their volunteers to help them with the grief. Both of them still get choked up, but say it’s critical to show their feelings.
“Sometimes, guys are especially bad about addressing their feelings. That’s why it’s really important for Dave and I to be willing to say yes, we’re affected by this, and it’s normal for you to be affected by this,” Hobbs said. “It’s OK to grieve; it’s OK to grieve for people who even you don’t know closely.”
Churches around town are helping the community cope. The Rev. Worth Wilson at Cle Elum Community Church said his congregation is collecting clothes and household items for the couple whose house
burned down, while Cle Elum Alliance Church is holding a community prayer from noon to 1 p.m. today. A donation account has also been started at Cashmere Bank.In such a small town, Wilson said, everybody is connected somehow to the families who lost children. Several of Clayton Everley’s friends were in church Sunday with their parents.
“I don’t think you ever know what to do when you lose, especially, (three) young boys like this. It’s just a matter of coming together and supporting one another, talking with one another,” Wilson said. “The strength in the small town is that people are already rallying to support (the families).”
At the Cle Elum/Roslyn Elementary School, where Clayton attended, school counselors are meeting with kids who need to talk, and helping parents find the right way to address the subject with their children.
A memorial service for Clayton will begin at 4 p.m. Friday at the school, followed by a balloon release and then a potluck, said principal Matt Chase. They’re expecting around a thousand people, as Clayton’s motocross biking community will also turn out in support. A fifth-grade class also started a penny drive for kids to donate their spare change to go toward any costs the Everley family is facing.
Obviously, Chase said, students and staff are “devastated, and taking it hard.”
But, he said, “This is a really tightknit community. And one of the many beautiful things about this community is that when times are tough, people rally. They’re rallying around the families right now, and will continue
to rally into the future around these families and support them.”Neighbor Woodward echoed those sentiments as he finished propping up the memorial in front of the smoldering house
.“The family should know that people in the neighborhood have their backs 100 percent,” he said. “Everyone wants to do as much as they can.”
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I actually turned it to the sports networkl!! Go Hawks!! Can't stomach the temper tantrum speech or the constant bashing of American citizens coming from the mouth of the president of the US.
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If anyone doesn't like whats printed on there money they are welcome to send it to me!!!
God bless each and everyone of you,
Go Dana!!!
Carla
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Are you sure this isn't for real????
Thanks Bump!!!
That made me laugh and boy have I been needing a good laugh!
Carla
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I sure wish the wonderful vet, the baseball player and the innocent baby's mother all had a gun!! These completely innocent human beings could have had a chance and may have been alive today!
Grrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Alrighty Then!!!! WOW!!!
Everything he said!
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I love how the mods have let this fail of a thread continue . . . you know, with the classless name calling and all.
To each their own.
Instead of taking jabs at THE MODS, you may want to consider hitting your little report button so we can address the problem. We can't read every post every second of the day.
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Can we all PLEASE stop the personal name calling.
Thank you!
Carla
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Just a friendly reminder to a few members.
Thank you!
Carla
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I just ( + )'s you to see if I am having any trouble and it works fine for me.... OK bama!!!! you just wan't everyone to plus you!! Just kidding there.
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