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How long would it take to get to Tempe, Arizona from Sierra Vista, Arizona by car? Answer: About 3 hours. |
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Is it true cars are cheaper in San Diego than Sierra Vista, Arizona? why? Answer: Yes, but only used cars. It's because people only want to buy new cars there. |
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Illegal to ride your bike with a helment without straps? Question: In Sierra Vista,Arizona I was riding my bike down the bike path and I was wearing a helmet but I didn't have it strapped to my head.Is that illegal,cause 4 under-cover cop cars passed me up and I still didn't get a ticket. Answer: I don't know, but it is stupid. The helmet is useless without straps. |
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House Mortgage Question, 1st house please help!? Question: I have been offered a 60K job in Sierra Vista, AZ. And my wife and I are having trouble figuring out how much home we can afford! Most online calculators are showing us from 120s all the way to 220s!!! We would like to stay within the in the 26%/33% or close to the rule of thumb when it comes to debt. We will be able to use a VA home loan, since I am prior military. We have approx. 10K to put down and have approx. $800.00 in school debt, cars payments, CC payments, etc. Any help on getting us a solid number would really be appreciated. Thanks in advance! Jason With a VA loan you don't have to pay PMI correct? But a VA loan is not the way to go? That's interesting. Also we are thinking a 30 yr loan which is between 6.3 and 6.5 I believe. Does this help narrow it down at all? Answer: So much of that is going to depend on your interest rates, property taxes, private mortgage insurance, and homeowners insurance. If you don't put down at least 20% you will have to carry private mortgage insurance (which is a load of crap because the only one it covers is the bank). 60K/year works out to 5K/month. After taxes you'll have less than 4K, so you should probably try to cap all the home expenses at about a grand. That probably means you're going to be a lot closer to 120K than 220K when shopping for a house. For example: some friends of ours just put in a 90K offer on a house that's going to end up costing about $780 month with property taxes, PMI, homeowners insurance. |
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bboy club..help.. what to do? Question: Okay so I'm a senior at Sierra Vista High School Las Vegas, Nevada (just transfered mid-Jr. year) . My new friends and I all LOVE breakdancing with a passion. When I first transfered to Sierra Vista I wondered why they didn't have an official club. (I was president in a bboy club at the school I transfered from) So in the beginning of this year I filled out all the appropriate forms to start a club, had the dance teacher to support us with agreements to allow us to dance in the dance room certain days of the week, and even had 30 people that signed a sheet to join. Yay me right? But, in the final stages of making the club the activities director turned us down! The activities director and principal said that according to the Clark County School District, breaking was forbidden. The worst part is that many schools in the district have a bboy club and the admin tells me they are breaking the rules. Since then I've been back and forth with the principal and the activities directer trying to plead with them to allow us to dance. I finally requested the contact information for the Activities Director for the whole district. Around that time me and my friends had an unofficial club breaking in the cafeteria, gym, hallways, theater, or front of the school after school. We pissed off the admin weekly.They called district security on us twice and ran from hall monitors in golf cars countless times. I know we sounds stupid but COME ON! We are just dancing, I know rules are rules and I understand. It just makes me mad. We're not doing drugs, being rowdy, not being loud (music is always very low), and we tried to do things the right way. But honestly I don't care we love dancing too much and dancing out of school is not an option. I haven't contacted the District person yet just because part of me just wanted to piss our admin off. Honestly I'm just scared that the district person will say no. We love dancing, we compete in local competitions..(being in las vegas the bboy scene is insane), and we aren't bad people, we just want to dance. WHAT DO I DO!? a) War against the admin b) continue sneaking around like punks c) jump off the 2nd floor Answer: Dam this is all F()3*D up! But this is what bboys and hip hop activists have been dealing with for centuries... People dont accept us because we are out of the norm and 'ghetto'. It is up to us to show them how real Hip Hop (not wanna be gangster rap) is a positive thing and not something to wage war against. If I were you, I would go with option a, but I think you need to step your game up a bit: instead of just running from them, fight back! Get a petition for bboying and have EVERYONE in the school sign it (lets face it-kids and most adults really enjoy bboying even if they have never done it). The more teachers you get on it, the better. After this I would go to the district-not so much to set up the club, but to get the admin to stop hassling you. When they tell you "we cant just have 30 people dancing in the halls and cafeteria unsupervised", tell them that you want an official club-and that you already have a sponsor/member list. If they say no to this-serve up some serious C()CK! And I would stop running from security-just try to be cool with them- ask what you are doing wrong, and play with them a bit; "Oh no, we werent BREAK DANCING are you kidding? This is the organized mopping club-we were just cleaning the floors with our heads... (Or something like that). I bet you could get this story in a local paper and get the whole scene out there riled up-then the admin would have no choice.... Good luck, keep hip hop alive and strong! ~White Boi, GWT Krew 303~ |
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Is this poem good? Question: I am 12. (Sixth Grade) Poem ___________________ Going to Camp Ballad I packed my bags to leave for camp Sierra Vista is the name This camp was very new to me I knew it wouldn’t be the same I dreamed of a fun camp Where the fields would be green There would be a river Such a beautiful scene As I dreamed about camp I got into the car We were going to leave The trip was not very far When I arrived at camp I looked around The place was amazing This was the camp I had found Answer: for a 12 yr old this is very good.... but you need to focus more on discribing the place not the ryming! |
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What are your thoughts on illegals being involved in police chases ? Question: SIERRA VISTA — Police chased an alleged illegal immigrant through the city Monday night in an incident that ended with a wreck, a city police officer said. A call came in from the Huachuca City Police Department about a chase that was headed toward Sierra Vista on Highway 90 sometime after 7:30 p.m.“I picked up the pursuit at Wilcox and Bellaire,” said Cpl. Scott Borgstadt, standing near the end of East Wilcox Drive. “The vehicle came across Calle Portal here, and he didn’t make the turn.” The car crashed in the parking lot of medical offices at Wilcox Drive and Calle Portal. The man was believed to be an illegal immigrant, Borgstadt said. No one else was in the vehicle. The man did not speak English, so a Spanish-speaking interpreter was summoned to the scene. “Tonight (U.S.) Border Patrol stopped three other vehicles, similar to this, and probably taken out somewhere around 30 illegals,” he said. No other information was immediately available from either the Sierra Vista or Huachuca City police departments. View the video here: http://www.svherald.com/multimedia/ Answer: Absolutely, positively to be expected. Illegals are criminals. Criminals run from police. Unfortunately high speed criminal chases often wind up hurting innocent bystanders. Yet another way Americans suffer at the hands of illegal alien criminals. |
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Bingo: Almost addictive as heroin? Question: SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. - A grandmother found with a trunkful of marijuana was convicted of drug running in what prosecutors said was an attempt to earn cash for a bingo habit. State troopers found 10 bundles of pot totaling 214 pounds hidden in Leticia Villareal Garcia’s car trunk last year when they stopped her outside Bisbee, in far southeastern Arizona. Villareal, 61, told jurors before they convicted her Thursday that her only regular income was a $275 monthly welfare check, but she frequently played bingo and occasionally won thousands of dollars. Prosecutor Doyle Johnstun said the game was Villareal’s undoing. ‘She’s got a bingo problem’ “People who play bingo almost every night of the week end up losing in the long run,” Johnstun told jurors. “The underlying issue is that she’s got a bingo problem, which explains why an otherwise nice person might get sucked into something like this.” Jurors rejected Villareal’s argument that she’d been tricked into carrying the dr http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15987869/ Answer: Yeah - she should join B.A. Bingo Anonymous. It's a 12-step program that weans you off of bingo and on to poker. |
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Your opinion Man bound & robbed by pair of illegals resident offers kindness to illegals gets violence? Question: Your opinion Man bound & robbed by pair of illegals resident offers kindness to illegals gets violence in return, what excuse will activists have for these illegals ?SIERRA VISTA — SIERRA VISTA — Two illegal immigrants have been arrested after authorities said they subdued a man in his home with duct tape and stole his car. Brothers Gilberto Quiroz-Moreno, 27, and Fernando Quiroz-Moreno, 35, have been charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault, kidnapping, motor vehicle theft and two counts of burglary. The incident occurred in the unincorporated community of Cochise, southwest of Willcox, according to Carol Capas, spokeswoman for the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office. The 71-year-old male victim told deputies that on Thursday night, the two men came to his home looking for food and water. The man gave them food and allowed them to make a number of calls to Mexico and Douglas in order to find a ride, Capas said. The resident told the Quiroz-Moreno brothers that they could stay outside of his home that night, which they did, she said. On Friday morning, one of the brothers asked the resident to heat up some food that he had obtained from a neighbor. Closing the door behind him, the resident went into his kitchen to prepare the food when the two men entered his home without consent and approached him. According to Capas, once they were inside the kitchen, the men grabbed the resident from behind and held a knife to his throat and threatened him. They then secured his hands, feet and mouth with duct tape and placed him on his bed. The resident reported that the two men then took a handgun and cash from his home, and his 1965 Volvo, before leaving the area, she said. The resident struggled to remove the tape from his mouth by licking the inside of the tape until it became loosened. Eventually, at about noon on Friday, he was able to access a telephone on a side table and dial 911 using his tongue, Capas said. When sheriff’s deputies located the man, he was still restrained by the duct tape. The sheriff’s office notified all other law enforcement agencies within Cochise and Pima Counties in Arizona and Hidalgo County in New Mexico of the incident. About an hour after the resident contacted authorities, Arizona Department of Public Safety reported that they had located the vehicle. The two men were taken into custody. Both Gilberto and Fernando Quiroz-Moreno were booked into the Cochise County Jail and are being held without bond.http://www.svherald.com/content/news/2010/03/02/man-bound-an d-robbed-pair-illegals Answer: what makes you think anyone would excuse what these two men did, pro, anti, or whatever? when you see some statements make by the pro side supporting these two, get back to us. |
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This happened yesterday-4 pit X's killed woman walking. What will happen to the owners? Question: Dogs Kill Woman on TorC Street By Rene Romo Copyright © 2011 Albuquerque Journal Journal Southern Bureau LAS — Margaret Salcedo was taking an Easter afternoon walk down a residential street in Truth or Consequences when four dogs, which had gotten out of their yard, attacked and killed her. A police officer arrived on the scene while the attack was still under way and shot one of the dogs, which later died, said Patrick Gallagher, Truth or Consequences police chief. The three others were later rounded up and impounded at a local animal shelter. They appeared to be pit bull mixes. "Initially, I believe he (the officer) fired a few shots. That was unsuccessful. And then the dogs advanced toward him, and that's when he shot one," Gallagher said. Gallagher said Salcedo, 48, was walking along the public road when she was attacked near her home. Gallagher said Salcedo did not own a car and walked where she needed to go in town. The attack occurred in a residential area between the main commercial part of town and the Rio Grande. Police responded to an emergency phone call at 4:25 p.m. Sunday, and the victim was found being mauled at the intersection of Marshall and Platinum streets, one block from the dogs' home at 1406 Nickel St. The dogs' owners, identified as John and Maria Hardiman, were not at home at the time of the attack, but the dogs were "out at that time," Gallagher said. The police chief said it appeared the dogs had left their yard either through a hole in a fence or by jumping a section of the fence that "looked like it had been bent over in the past." Salcedo died at Sierra Vista Hospital shortly after 8 p.m., before she could be transferred to a trauma center, Gallagher said. She had sustained "pretty substantial bites" to her arms and legs, he said. Karen Green, a friend for six years, said Salcedo often spent time at the home of a longtime companion on Copper Street, two blocks from where the mauling occurred. Salcedo was unemployed and lived off of Social Security disability benefits for mental health problems. She had two adult children. "She was a lovable person. Didn't have a mean bone in her body," Green said. "She never had an unkind word to say to anybody." Green said the dogs had escaped from their yard before and she had worried about them roaming about because "there are small children all around this neighborhood." Christina Salvato, manager of the Sierra Animal Shelter where the three surviving dogs are being held, said the dogs appear to be pit bull mixes, each weighing about 30 pounds. One male is an adult, while the other two dogs are about 1 to 2 years old. The dog that was shot, and later found dead below the house where it lived, was an adult male pit bull, Salvato said. "The youngest one that's in here is basically a puppy. She's very sweet, gives you kisses through the fence," Salvato said. "She didn't know any better. She just did what the other dogs did. But she's going to lose her life because of it." State Police criminal investigators took over the case at the request of TorC law enforcement, said Capt. Mark Umprovitch of the State Police office in TorC. Gallagher said, "We don't really have the same level of resources they (State Police) do with regard to evidence collection and forensic analysis. ... When it comes to somebody's life, it's something that requires a level of investigating commitment that, unfortunately, I don't have." Whether the owner of the dogs will be charged in connection with the case has not yet been determined, Gallagher said. What happened? Pit Bulls happened. The attack only lasted 3 minutes & the woman was dead. She was dead when the police arrived. We all know the dogs will be euthanized but what will the owners of the dogs face? What do you think should happen to the owners? Rayven> the woman was killed in less than 3 minutes. Answer: i would like the owners of any dog that kills a human being to be on a new reality show called kill the owner ... because we all know it is not the dogs fault (freakin sarcasm) ... so owner Maria Hardiman should be shackled and attached to a wall facing several men with guns ... every man with a gun gets to take a shot starting with a foot or arm or hand and working up to the head and death ... the death must be painful and not quick ... make the husband watch his wife be ripped apart and killed ... anyone who finds that a bit much or a bit harsh, lets ask Margaret Salcedo what she thinks, oh wait, we can't because that is exactly how she died, painfullly and prolonged and in intense fear ... next it is the husband's turn ... it would be nice if all family and friends could be in the background freaking out as that would push up ratings for sure ... and kill that bastard who let his weapons roam free ... it is the age of reality television and it is the age to eradicate these monsters that some are still deluded into thinking they are pets ... |