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It was reportedly driving on the wrong side of the road. The car was last spotted speeding in the direction of Yeppoon, near to Artillery Rd. Police have no description of the driver. They said there were many white Commodore wagons out on the road today, and that the vehicle in question was about a 2000 model.
Years later, he's the man inviting others to join him. "My message for Latinos is - you belong. You work hard, you make your money, you belong," Sandoval said. And if you can't afford a yacht, Sandoval said the club has children's programs and scholarships. Boy Scouts exposed him to the water when he was a child growing up on Chicago's South Side. "Learning to sail, getting my merit badge in route to becoming an Eagle Scout fundamentally changed my life," he said of his boating career. Sandoval is the son of Mexican immigrants whose parents saw his sailing success. He has won the Race to Mackinaw eight times on his boat - Karma, and his name is engraved on several trophies at the yacht club.
frauds or misdemeanors committed by any officers or service of these states which may come to their knowledge. this came about because ten sailors blew the whistle on a km commodore. congress immediately relieved the commodore of duty. allowing to sue on the government's behalf. in other words, blow the whistle. so given this proud american history of protecting whistle-blowers and the legal requirement that they're deemed urgent and credible with congress, it was a little galling to hear this. >> if there really was nothing there, why shouldn't the white house just let congress look at this whistle-blower complaint. that will clear it all up. i think that will be a terrible precedent. >> terrible precedent? it's one of the oldest in the united states. of course that didn't stop this outburst from senior policy adviser steven miller.
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>> it's such an honor and privilege to be here with you mr. president. i definitely didn't expect this. it's an honor and privilege to serve with my fellow sailors and marines. driving our mission forward that general smith, the commodore has carried out for us, we know who we need to address because if we don't, we let ourselves to sleep on it for even a second, we won't be the only power in the world. thank you so much and thank all of you. >> good job, daniel. he'll be running for political office within two weeks. daniel, great. thank you. every day the men and women of the seventh fleet live out their motto: ready power for peace.
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to build personal computers, companies like atari, commodore, apple, began to see them as a home market and it was starting to seep into the public consciousness. >> personal computers have become the business of at least 25 manufacturers with three companies, radio shack, apple and commodore, grabbing three-quarters of the market. >> this personal computer costs about $1400 and fits nicely on a desk corner. duplicating its performance just five years ago would have cost $75,000 and involved a unit the size of a large refrigerator. >> when the average american thought computer they thought ibm. it made these mainframe computers that ran pretty much everything. >> ibm was one of the most powerful corporations in america and in technology it was the most powerful company that had ever existed in technology. >> because of this activity in personal computers, it started to make ibm look like it was somewhere behind the eight ball. >> they look at the apple ii and say we can make one of those. we build the computers that put america on the moon. we will get in that business, squash these guys, no problem. >> ibm, international business machines, has entered the small computer market for the first time.
the mindset was the computer as the brain. and it was a threatening concept. >> the 1980s is a period of time when the big, impersonal, giant machine that lives in a huge, air-conditioned room someplace suddenly becomes something that sits on your desk. >> something is happening out there, something that's expanding your world. small computers are happening. >> as soon as we have intelligent machines creeping into our daily lives, into our factories, into our hospitals, into our businesses, then it's going to be a new world out there. >> computer stores have become the neighborhood soda shops of the binary generation. the disciples, young and old, of smart machines. >> companies that were starting to build personal computers, companies like atari, tandy, commodore, apple began to see them as a home market. and it was starting to seep into the public consciousness. >> personal computers have become the business of at least 25 manufacturers, with three
companies, radio shack, apple, and commodore, grabbing three-quarters of the market. this personal computer costs about $1,400 and fits nicely on a desk corner. duplicating its performance five years ago would have cost $75,000 and involve the unit the size of a large refrigerator. >> when the average american thought computer, they thought ibm. it made these mainframe computers that ran pretty much everything. >> ibm was one of the most powerful corporations in america. and in technology, it was the most powerful company that had ever existed in technology. >> because of this activity in personal computers, it started to make ibm look like it was somewhere behind the 8-ball. >> they look at the apple ii and say, huh, we could build one of those. we built computers that put men on the moon. we'll get that business, squash these guys, no problem. >> ibm, international business machines, has entered the small computer market for the first time. >> the idea of the small computer has become so big that
our ancestors that come up. every year in the capital of the south the kind of those showcases the tiny west african nations huge diversity. that. got to what you were going to do with the force that was the commodore is important to me to say because people come here and show that traditional culture. that the carnival is culture and religion to you is going to be. for them started to lose our culture not that we shouldn't because we are africans who should be proud of our culture. our most gifted god want to seven hundred sixty four. as festivities choice for clothes for this year these kind of a love as