INSATISFAÇÃO DO POLICIAL CIVIL PAULISTA - 2008

GENIPABÚ - PIPA - ZUMBI - JACUMÃ

See it visiting Brazil
Brazil has 4,600 miles of just wouldn't’t be complete.
coastline, all adjacent to
the warm waters of the Ipanema Beach , located in Rio de
Atlantic Ocean . With so many Janeiro, is known as a more
dazzling beaches, you are sure to “family friendly” beach, and is a
find your spot in the sand when bit less crowded than some of the
visiting Brazil . others. This beach is popular due
to the fact that it is in close
Brazil ’s beaches are quite proximity to many hotels and
diverse, with beaches for resorts, as well as many fine
families, party-goers, surfers, dining establishments.
secluded beaches, crowded
beaches, and even beaches for the Jericoacoara, while a bit out of
naturalist available for a the way and not the easiest beach
multitude of tastes. All of the to access, is well worth the
beaches in Brazil are public trip, as it affords the visitor a
access beaches, which means that view of the most beautiful
if you can find a beach in sunsets in all of Brazil. This
Brazil , you are guaranteed to be particular beach is always very
able to enjoy it, know matter clean, and offers golden colored
where it is! sand. Unless you arrive quite
early in the day, expect the
There is of course the famous beach to be overcrowded by
beach of Copacabana , known for windsurfers and backpackers.
its party atmosphere and the
famous beach sport known as foot Costa Verde, which translates to
volleyball. While this beach is “ Green Coast ”, is a serene beach,
unarguably one of Brazil ’s most and one of the most untouched by
crowded, a visit to Brazil commercialism in Brazil . It
without seeing this famous beach offers golden sandy beaches and a glimpse of the rain forest fauna day will assure you get a good
that has overgrown to encroach spot on the sand, and allow you
upon the beach dunes. Not too far to see the dolphins.
from this beach is King’s Cove
beach, which offers a nice family Genipabu Beach is famous for its
atmosphere and many fine resorts lagoons and dunes, as well as the
nearby. swaying coconut tress and
sparkling white sand. This beach
Santos Beach is unique in that it is located in Rio Grande do
features a beach garden that Norte, as are several other
spans an astounding four miles. beaches such as Ponta Negra
This is a quieter beach, and can beach, Pititinga beach, and
be enjoyed by families as well as Jacuma beach. All of these
nature lovers who come beaches feature very warm water,
specifically for the beach and native vegetation can be seen
garden. growing freely on many of them.

Pipa Beach , located in Natal , is With so many beaches in Brazil ,
where you can witness dolphins at it might be hard to decide just
play in the blue green waters of which ones to visit. No matter
the Atlantic . Pipa Beach is also which beach you choose to visit
famous for its’ wild buggy rides in Brazil , rest assured that it
over the sandy dunes. While this will be a beautiful one!
beach can tend to be a bit.

CAPITALISMO GLOBALIZADO

Uma mulher apelou e colocou um anúncio no Craigslist pedin..... Oct 30, '07 8:46 PM
for everyone

Uma mulher apelou e colocou um anúncio no Craigslist pedindo ajuda para um problema… diferente:

Eu sou uma garota linda (maravilhosamente linda) de 25 anos. Sou bem articulada e tenho classe. (…) estou querendo me casar com alguém que ganhe no mínimo meio milhão de dólares por ano. Tem algum homem que ganhe 500 mil ou mais neste site? Ou esposas de gente que ganhe isso? Vocês poderiam me mandar algumas dicas? Eu namorei um homem de negócios que ganha por volta de 200 a 250 mil. Mas eu não consigo passar disso. 250 mil não vão me fazer morar em Central Park West. Eu conheço uma mulher da minha aula de ioga que casou com um banqueiro e vive em Tribeca, e ela não é tão bonita quanto eu, nem é inteligente. Então, o que ela fez de certo que eu não fiz? Como eu chego no nível dela?

Sim, a mulher estava pedindo dicas sobre como arrumar marido rico. Mas isso não é o mais legal, o melhor da história é que um cara, possivelmente um economista ou investidor, deu a ela uma resposta tão bem articulada e fundamentada que eu não resisti e tive que traduzir tudo pra postar aqui (os negritos são meus, pra mostrar as melhores partes):

Eu li seu anúncio com grande interesse e pensei com cuidado sobre seu dilema. Fiz a seguinte análise da situação.

Primeiramente, não estou gastando seu tempo, pois me qualifico como um homem que atende seu orçamento; ou seja, eu ganho mais de 500 mil por ano. Isto posto, eu considero os fatos da seguinte forma:
Sua oferta, quando vista da perspectiva de um homem como eu, é simplesmente um péssimo negócio. Eis o porquê: deixando as firulas de lado, o que você sugere é uma negociação simples. Você entra com sua beleza física e eu entro com o dinheiro. Ótimo, fácil. Mas tem um problema. Sua aparência vai se acabar e meu dinheiro vai continuar existindo, perpetuamente… de fato, é bem possível que meus rendimentos aumentem, mas é certeza absoluta o fato que você não vai ficar nem um pouco mais bonita!
Assim, em termos econômicos, você é um ativo sofrendo depreciação e eu sou um ativo rendendo dividendos. Você não somente sofre depreciação como esta depreciação sempre aumenta! Explicando, você tem 25 anos hoje e deve continuar gostosa pelos próximos 5 anos, mas sempre um pouco menos a cada ano. Então o fim de sua aparência começa cedo. Aos 35 anos você já estará acabada!
Então, usando o linguajar de Wall Street, nós a chamaríamos de “trading position” (posição para comercializar), e não de “buy and hold” (compre e retenha) - que é o que você deseja… daí o problema… casamento. Não faz sentido, do ponto de vista de negócios, “comprar” você (que é o que você quer), portanto prefiro alugá-la. Se você estiver pensando que estou sendo cruel, eu tenho a dizer o seguinte: Se meu dinheiro vai se acabar, você também vai. Então, quando sua beleza se esvair eu tenho que ter uma opção de saída. É simples assim. Um negócio razoável, portanto, é um namoro, e não casamento.
Paralelamente a isso, bem no início da minha carreira me ensinaram sobre mercados eficientes. Assim, eu me pergunto com uma garota “articulada, com classe e maravilhosamente linda” como você ainda não achou seu tio Sukita. Acho difícil acreditar que você é tão bonita quanto diz e os 500 mil dólares ainda não te encontraram, nem que fosse pra um “test drive”.
Por sinal, sempre há um jeito de você descobrir como ganhar dinheiro por conta própria, para que não precisemos ter essas conversas difíceis.
Com tudo isso dito, devo dizer que você está tentando da maneira certa. É a clássica “capitalização via golpe do baú”. Espero que tenha sido útil e, se quiser negociar um contrato de aluguel, fale comigo .

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10-8: Life on the Line
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with Charles Remsberg

An officer goes down…and the "five percenter" mind-set kicks in

Part 2 of a 2-part series

[Part 1 of this exclusive series described the critical wounding of Ofcr. Jason Fishburn of the Indianapolis Metro Police Dept., who was shot in the head last month (7/08) during a foot pursuit. Fishburn was found, still clinging to life, by fellow officers, including Sgt. Rick Snyder. Here’s how a strong adherence to the five percenter style of policing excellence proved itself at the scene and beyond.]

Whenever he used his radio during the crisis, Snyder says he was thinking: Don’t be yelling…Slow down….Take care of business.

Before the ambulance hit the scene, he ordered all patrol cars pulled back to permit clear access. “Cars blocking medics had pissed me off at other scenes,” he says. Anticipating the likely route to the hospital, some six to seven miles away, he asked marked units from other districts to converge on the course and block off intersections all along the way so nothing would impede the fastest possible run. When EMS personnel ran in to get Fishburn, they remarked on how thoroughly he was prepped for transport. “They just put a neck brace on and loaded him onto a stretcher,” Snyder says.

Instructing another sergeant to “shut the scene down tight,” Snyder joined Ofcr. Jerry Piland in the back of the ambulance with medics and Fishburn. As the ambulance screamed toward the trauma center, they continued feeding the wounded officer positive comments about his condition.

Eerily, Snyder recalls, he heard the voice of a former Street Survival® Seminar instructor, Dave Grossi, echoing distinctly in his head. Grossi had once recorded a popular audiotape called The Winning Mind, which Snyder had played repeatedly over the years as part of his critical incident preparation. Now he heard Grossi giving him messages from the tape: “You will survive!”….“If you live long enough to realize you are shot, chances are overwhelming that you are going to be okay…”

“I took that to mean that he [Fishburn] was going to survive, and it motivated me to keep reassuring him,” Snyder recalls. Fishburn, meanwhile, continued his own silent contributions to his survival. “He used his fingers to keep his eye lids forced open,” Snyder says. “He didn’t want to go to sleep and give up.”

At the hospital, “medical people were gowned up in surgical gear and waiting for us in the hallway to the trauma room,” Snyder says. After they’d whisked Fishburn away and Snyder had a chance to clean up, he realized that his hands and arms were covered not only with blood but with spatters of brain matter, as well. “So I knew it was bad.”

After four hours of surgery, doctors confirmed that Fishburn’s future, put mildly, was uncertain. “About 10% of his brain had been lost because of the suspect’s bullet and the surgical repairs,” Snyder says. Most people with such devastating injury die. What gave any hope for Fishburn was the fact that he’d reached the hospital so quickly and had received attentive care from the moment he was found.

While Fishburn fought for his life in a medically induced coma in ICU, Snyder fueled the psychological strength of his troops. Most were young, experiencing what one described as their “first heartbreak” on the job.

Officers on Snyder’s squad had the option of taking time off, but “not one didn’t come back to work the next day,” he says. “I knew that what happened at roll call would set the direction for the way they’d go from there on out.” He planned it carefully.

First, he gave a debrief on what had happened, “so guys had the facts, not rumors.” He spoke candidly about the trouble he’d had sleeping after he got home from the shooting, and encouraged the officers to air any emotional effects they might be experiencing. Drawing on a wallet card with tips for dealing with post-shooting stress that he’d been given at a Street Survival® Seminar, he offered practical suggestions for maintaining an even mental keel while they processed what had happened. Repeatedly, he urged the officers to understand that they could decide how they were going to handle the crisis.

In subsequent roll calls, Snyder resumed his practice of discussing tactical tips for improving officer safety, “to start getting things back to normal.”

“Bad guys aren’t going to take a break because you’re sad,” he told his crew. “You have to keep your head up, your eyes open, on your game.” Still, he daily spoke privately with officers to “take their emotional temperature” and in some cases called their spouses for a reading on how things were going at home. “I made sure they knew I cared,” Snyder says.

“But what helped more than anything,” he believes, “was Fish staying in the fight. Every benchmark the doctors set for him—how he should be at 48 hours, at 72 hours—he exceeded. He was getting better every day.”

His spirit was infectious. “A special pride developed,” Snyder says. “We were going to go out there and do things right for Fish.” With the approval of the brass, they kept his name marked “in service” on the computer roster as a symbol that he was not forgotten. They spoke of middle shift as “the best damn shift in the whole department,” and they adopted a shift motto: “Not today,” meaning that day by day they would never be defeated by anything they ran up against. They accepted virtually as a mantra one of Snyder’s core beliefs: “No matter how right you do things, bad shit is still going to happen. The question is, ‘What are you going to do about it?’ ”

Since then, Snyder says, “We’ve been in all kinds of dangerous situations. My guys have taken care of business and not backed down one bit.”

At this writing, Fishburn continues to improve. He’s out of the coma and is regaining the ability to speak and walk as therapists work with him at a rehabilitation center. Physicians predicted that it would be months before the young officer would be able to move his right arm and leg, if ever, because of his brain damage. But as Snyder put it, “Jason chose differently” and has started moving them already. He told astonished doctors and family members, “It’s not much, but it’s a start.”

Whether he’ll be able to return to policing at some point is still unknown, but he has been awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest recognition IMPD can bestow. In Snyder’s words: “He embodies survival—and winning.”

His accused assailant, an ex-convict and alleged crack-head with a long sheet of arrests, has been charged with attempted murder in the shooting, as well as with the murders of three Indianapolis citizens. He could face sentences of more than 300 years. His ex-convict father has also been charged in one of the slayings, and efforts are underway to reopen a cold case in which the father and another son, currently in prison, were suspected of raping and killing a 13-year-old girl. The elderly female who was driving the van that tried to elude police just before Fishburn was shot turned out to be the attacker’s mother. She’s been charged with resisting law enforcement.

Fishburn’s family tree is a little different. His father is a sergeant in IMPD’s property recovery unit and his brother is an officer in Columbus, Ohio. His wife, a forensic scientist, works for IMPD’s crime lab. An uncle was a deputy U.S. Marshal. Another uncle works for the FOP, and an aunt is a retired cop. And, of course, there’s his extensive blue family, unconnected by blood.

After the shooting, often several times in a single day, Snyder would go to the hospital, to check on Fishburn’s condition and touch base with his family and with the Indianapolis cops who always kept a vigil there. Fearing a personal visit might be too stressful for Fishburn, however, he hadn’t met face to face with the wounded officer until two days before Fishburn was transferred to rehab. “That was one of the strongest impacts on my life I’ve ever had,” Snyder says.

“He just about came up out of bed when I walked around the curtain. He stuck out his left hand and I grabbed it to shake it, but he moved his hand around until it was like it was when he was bleeding on the ground and I held it.

“He started to cry, and I could tell right then that he remembered that we got to him. He couldn’t talk yet at that time, but he said everything with his eyes.

“I told him I was proud of him for staying in the fight, and how proud the shift was of him. He nodded like he understood.

“He reached out and rubbed his hand on my gunbelt. He rubbed the buckle, the holster—like he missed it. I stood there and let him do it.

“Then he motioned with his hand. He was telling me, Go out there and get back to work.”

Para quem pensa que polícia é uma merda só aqui...leiam

No correio do "Policia"
Deixaram uma alusão bem demonstradora do estado anedótico em que chegou o nosso país, senão vejamos:
- Na escola um professor é agredido por um aluno. O professor nada pode fazer, porque a sua progressão na carreira está dependente da nota que dá ao seu aluno.

- Um jovem de 18 anos recebe €200 do Estado para não trabalhar; um idoso recebe de reforma €236 depois de toda uma vida de trabalho.
- Um marido oferece um anel à sua mulher e tem de declarar a doação ao fisco.
- O Estado que queria gastar 6 mil milhões de euros no novo Aeroporto recusa-se a baixar impostos, porque não tem dinheiro.
- Nas zonas mais problemáticas das áreas urbanas, existe 1 polícia para cada 2000 habitantes; o Governo diz que não precisa de mais polícias.
- Numa empreitada pública, os trabalhadores são todos imigrantes ilegais, que recebem abaixo do salário mínimo e o Estado não fiscaliza.
- Um professor é sovado por um aluno e o Governo diz que a culpa é das causas sociais.
- Um polícia bate num negro: é uma atitude racista. Um bando de negros mata 3 polícias: não estão inseridos na sociedade.
- O café da esquina fechou porque não tinha WC para homens, mulheres e empregados. No Fórum Montijo o WC da Pizza Hut fica a 100 mts e nem tem local para lavar mãos.
- O governo incentiva as pessoas a procurarem energias alternativas ao petróleo e depois multa quem coloca óleo vegetal nos carros porque não paga o ISP (Imposto sobre Produtos Petrolíferos).
- O Ministério do Ambiente incentiva o uso de meios alternativos ao combustível. No edifício do Ministério do Ambiente não há estacionamento para bicicletas, nem se sabe de nenhum ministro que utilize bicicleta.
- Nas prisões é distribuído gratuitamente seringas por causa do HIV, mas como entra droga nas prisões?
- No exame final de 12º ano és apanhado a copiar, chumbas o ano: O sr.Primeiro-ministro fez o exame de inglês técnico em casa e mandou por fax e é engenheiro.
- Um jovem de 14 mata um adulto, não tem idade para ir a tribunal. Um jovem de 15 leva um chapada do pai, por ter roubado dinheiro para droga, é violência doméstica.
- Começas a descontar em Janeiro o IRS e só vais receber o excesso em Agosto do ano que vem. Não pagas as finanças a tempo e horas, passado um dia já estas a pagar juros.
- Fechas a janela da tua varanda e estas a fazer uma obra ilegal. Constrói-se um bairro de lata e ninguém vê.
- Se o teu filho não tem cabeça para a escola e com 14 anos o pões a trabalhar contigo num oficio respeitável, é exploração do trabalho infantil. Se és artista e o teu filho com 7 anos participa em gravações de telenovelas 8 horas por dia ou mais, a criança tem muito talento, sai ao pai ou à mãe.
- Paguei 0.50€ por uma seringa na farmácia para dar um medicamento ao meu filho, mas se fosse drogado, não pagava nada.
E esta hein!

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Aconteceu em Las Vegas - Nevada

Aconteceu em Las Vegas, Estados Unidos. Vídeo de uma abordagem corriqueira a um suspeito que está sendo detido.
Enquanto um policial efetua a imobilização do suspeito, a outra, uma policial feminina, faz a segurança do colega.
Porém, talvez pelo nervosismo e pela falta de atenção a uma importante medida de segurança (dedo fora do gatilho), a policial faz um disparo acidental em direção aos outros dois. Por pouco o tiro não atinge seu colega.
O vídeo circula na internet com mensagens de galhofa, atribuindo à falha ao sexo da policial, como se policial feminina não tivesse perfil para a atividade fim policial. Porém bem sabemos que a inobservância da boa técnica independe do sexo.