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LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN, you are reading: MORIANITY
PART VII, CHAPTER XVIII
JANUARY
6, 2014,
MONDAY
MORNING AT 1:02
HERE
IN FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA
CURRENT
TEMPERATURE 66 DEGREES FNHT.
If
anyone out here reading me even for one or two years, let alone 3-8;
really thinks you have been told all the huge shit about my life, you
are totally incorrect!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So
far in 2014, my ''blogaud''; my MAGNETIC PERCENTAGE BOTAR OR (MPB) IS
AS FOLLOWS ON THIS MONTH NUMBER ONE, AKA JANUARY.
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OH
SHIT
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2014
DATE-----TOTAL BOTBARS-----TOTAL DAYS-----MPB
JANUARY
01----------00------------------------------01-------------00
JANUARY
02----------01------------------------------02-------------50
JANUARY
03----------02------------------------------03-------------67
JANUARY
04----------03------------------------------04-------------80
JANUARY
05----------03------------------------------05-------------60
The
weather forecast for later on this January six day is for the
eighties again, and we are around the low now. But on Tuesday,
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE,
it is going to feel way below freezing for a number of early morning
hours, and I plan to take a walk around the HPA building a few times,
in my shorts, this is my kind of freaking weather, and YIP, Chicago
is my kind of town, as was my distant cousin, Alice Gallagher's,
before she married my mother's Aunt Maud Huntington Benjamin's
cousin, Herbert Huntington's son, Arthur, from Braintree,
Massachusetts.
This area where I live only sees a very rare few times of nice cooler
climate, usually a day here or there in late December or early
February, or in January, but it does not last, not even through the
day, always warming up eventually. But for 24 hours, not above 40 or
50, and the wind chill will make it feel low twentyish a few dozen
miles to my southwest at the northeastern shores of Lake Okeechobee.
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Harborfields
operates under the auspices of the County of Atlantic, Department
of Public Safety and is managed, under contract, by the State of
New Jersey, Department of Law and Public Safety, Juvenile Justice
Commission. Harborfields is located on Buffalo Avenue and Duerer
Street in the City of Egg Harbor, New Jersey. The Program serves
male and female juveniles between the ages of 12 and 18 awaiting
court review for disposition, trial or other court action. The
facility has 8 secure beds for females and 19 secure beds for
males.
Harborfields
provides a secure, safe, clean and healthy environment for
court-detained youth. The dedicated staff of Harborfields are
consistent, tolerant individuals who work as team players. Leading
by example, the staff is able to provide to difficult youth much
needed self-discipline, respect for self and others and personal
responsibility.
Through
education and rehabilitation, emotional support, stability and
structure, the youth at Harborfields are dealt with as
individuals. At Harborfields the program prepares its youth to
reenter the community or to enter into Juvenile Justice Commission
programs.
With
the use of effective treatment methods, Harborfields is making a
difference in the lives of youth.
Harborfields
meets the needs of the community as a secure facility for
juveniles who have been deemed unsuitable for release pending
court appearance. Harborfields also works to stabilize juveniles
by structuring their day with educational activities.
1.
Counseling Component - Guided Group Interaction is conducted daily
by two staff for approximately 1 hour per session. Individual
Counseling is provided as needed by staff social workers.
2.
Academic Education, Special Education and GED preparation are
provided by the Atlantic County Special Services School District
with the expectation that youth will return to the regional public
school or transitional school.
3.
Drug and Alcohol Counseling as well as Narcotics Anonymous and
Alcoholics Anonymous sessions are provided through the County
Youth Services Commission, as needed.
4.
Recreation and Athletics are conducted in the facility gymnasium
by the Physical Education Teacher provided by the Atlantic County
Special Services School District.
5.
Sex Education and Parenting classes are provided by an on-site
Program Specialist.
6.
Community involvement is maintained through special events which
include speakers such as the Mayors of Atlantic City and Egg
Harbor, members of the police department, and people from other
walks of life.
7.
In House Detention Program - The facility manages a 10 slot
program which places youth onhouse arrest under the shared
supervision of parents and detention officers. The intention is to
have the youth continue in usual community activities pending
court appearance.
Upon
arrest, a juvenile must be seen by Juvenile Intake for
determination of detainable offense which would result in the
youth being remanded to Harborfields.
Sunday
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Welcome
Atlantic
County is unique in New Jersey, in that it is home to Atlantic City,
the only municipality in the state where casino gaming is
permitted. Thirteen casino/hotels, which attract more
than 34 million visitors each year, currently operate in Atlantic
City. Those numbers are in addition to the many seasonal
tourists who visit Atlantic County each summer. Their
numbers dwarf the figure of 271,015 permanent residents of our county
and contribute significantly to the need for prosecutorial and
related criminal justice services provided by this office.
The
New Jersey Constitution provides that each county shall have a County
Prosecutor. This constitutional provision is implemented
by a statute creating the Office of the County Prosecutor which
mandates that the criminal business of the state be prosecuted
exclusively by the County Prosecutor except in those cases where the
Attorney General may choose to supersede. The statute
charges the County Prosecutor with the duty of using all reasonable
and lawful diligence for the detection, arrest, indictment and
conviction of offenders against the law.
The
Office of the Prosecutor in Atlantic County is located in Mays
Landing, New Jersey, with a satellite office maintained in Atlantic
City.
The
office has a staff of a 182, which includes the Prosecutor, First
Assistant Prosecutor, Chief of County Detectives, 7 Chief
Assistant Prosecutors, 33 Assistant Prosecutors, 5 captains, 8
lieutenants, 19 sergeants, 45 detectives and 15 agents.
The balance of the staff consists of clerical and support personnel.
Atlantic
County is comprised of 23 municipalities with 18 separate municipal
police departments which fall under the jurisdiction of the Atlantic
County Prosecutor.
Atlantic
County is located in the southeastern portion of New Jersey, with the
Atlantic Ocean at its shores. To the south of Atlantic
County, beyond the Tuckahoe River is Cape May County. To
the southwest is Cumberland County. Lying west of the
only straight line border are Gloucester and Camden Counties.
To the north across the Mullica River and Greate Bay is found
Burlington and Ocean Counties. Atlantic County covers a
total area of 566 square miles.
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