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Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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dirtytoeddawg
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Pineapple
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Just another UT Cheerleader needing money.
Mr.Fitzwell
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Holy shit this made me laugh
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MEMBER OF THE TEXAS BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES
David G. Gutiérrez
- ASSIGNMENT: Gatesville
- APPOINTED: 2009; appointed chair in 2015 (Rick Perry Appointee)
- TERM EXPIRES: 2027
- EDUCATION: Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice, Wayland Baptist University, Lubbock, Texas.
- BACKGROUND: In addition to his six years on the Board, Mr. Gutiérrez served 33 years in Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement, including 11 years as Sheriff of Lubbock County. He is a former chair of the Texas Commission on Jail Standards and the Texas Correctional Office on Offenders with Medical or Mental Impairments (TCOOMMI) Advisory Board, and past president of both the Texas Corrections Association and the Texas Jail Association. He also has been a volunteer with Hospice of Lubbock, the American Heart Assciation, United Way, Lubbock Boy Scouts of America and Boys and Girls Clubs.
Elodia Brito
- ASSIGNMENT: Amarillo
- APPOINTED: 2022 (Abbott Appointee)
- TERM EXPIRES 2023
- EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management, Lubbock Christian University, Lubbock, TX.
- BACKGROUND: Over 21 years of experience with the federal courts for the Northern District of Texas – specifically as a courtroom deputy for the U.S. Magistrate Judge in the Amarillo Division.
Carmella Jones
- ASSIGNMENT: Huntsville
- APPOINTED: 2018 (Abbott Appointee)
- TERM EXPIRES: 2025
- EDUCATION: Attended Stephen F. Austin State University; Certification as Master Peace Officer, Master Jailer.
- BACKGROUND: Sheriff Jones was appointed to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards; a member of the Sheriffs’ Association of Texas; and is a lifetime member of the Texas Jail Association.
- ASSIGNMENT: Palestine East Texas Deep Red
- APPOINTED: 2017 (Abbott Appointee)
- TERM EXPIRES: 2023
- EDUCATION: Brian Long has a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Criminal Justice from the University of Texas at Tyler, in Tyler Texas. More Conservative Than UT Austin
- BACKGROUND: Brian has over 25 years of experience in the Criminal Justice/Parole fields, including work with the: Cherokee County Sheriff’s Department; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Parole Division, as a Parole Officer and Unit Supervisor; and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles as a Hearing Officer.
Marsha Moberley
- ASSIGNMENT: Angleton Deep Red - See Map Below
- APPOINTED: 2022
- TERM EXPIRES: 2025
- EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science with a major in Criminal Justice from East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. WILD CARD - don't know shit about Carolina except they fuck up everything with cole-slaw and have shitty Bar-B-Que - hoping living in THE GOAT has reformed her
- BACKGROUND: Ms. Moberley has over 25 years of criminal justice experience, including 12 years as a Parole Commissioner with the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Her experience in criminal justice includes North Carolina Juvenile Court Counselor, Texas Youth Commission Case Manager, Probation Officer for Young and Stephens counties, and Chief Juvenile Officer for Deaf Smith and Oldham counties. She additionally served as Chair of the Panhandle Chief Probation Officer’s Association, and Chair of Panhandle Regional Planning Commission Criminal Justice Advisory Board.
Linda Molina
- ASSIGNMENT: San Antonio
- APPOINTED: 2021
- TERM EXPIRES: 2027
- EDUCATION: Juris Doctor (J.D.), Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law; Master of Arts in Spanish, University of Texas at San Antonio; Bachelor of Arts in English and Spanish, Southern Methodist University. Rich Liberal School
- BACKGROUND: Ms. Molina has practiced law for 20 years, serving as an Assistant District Attorney in Bexar County for 12 years and as an Assistant Attorney General in the Texas Attorney General’s Office, Habeas Corpus Section. Ms. Molina also served as the Municipal Judge in Sandy Oaks, Texas. Most recently, she was a partner in her law firm, Duarte & Molina, and worked as a criminal defense attorney, Better handling adult and juvenile matters. Ms. Molina was appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas Medical Board, where she sat as a Public Member of the Board, and was the Chair of the Licensure Committee and the Chair of the Boundaries Taskforce. She is also a past member of the Emerging Leader Board for Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law.
- ASSIGNMENT: Austin We're fucked
- APPOINTED: 2015
- TERM EXPIRES: 2027
- EDUCATION: Master of Science-Urban Administration, Trinity Universtiy, San Antonio, Texas; Bachelor of Arts, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas. We're fucked some more
- BACKGROUND: Ed Robertson formerly an Advisor to Governor Greg Abbott in the Division of Budget, Planning and Policy which works to ensure coordination of public policy with the state’s budget and directs long-range planning for the Governor’s Office. He also served as the Governor’s designee and Chair of the Texas State Preservation Board. While employed by the City of Austin as an Aide to the City Manager, Ed was awarded a Department of Urban Administration Scholarship and the Brackenridge Scholarship of Urban Administration and later was promoted to Budget Analyst. He then accepted a position as a Budget and Performance Analyst for the Legislative Budget Board (LBB). At LBB, Ed worked closely with state agencies, as well as the House Appropriations Committee and the Senate Finance Committee. In 2001, he transitioned from LBB to his last post with the Office of the Governor.
4 Solid
2 Wild Cards
1 Fuck-Nut
If the Solid Vote the Way They Should - He Should Walk
Mr.Fitzwell
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that guy fawkes
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Catching up and I mean no disrespect but is this board so far behind that this is where you are?
FreeMiner
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3 steaming Piles of Insignificant Dog shit stinking up the sidewalk
FreeMiner
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Go gum another wiener
FreeMiner
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Gov. Abbott working on a Pardon.
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"I Am Working As Swiftly As Texas Law Allows": Gov. Abbott Responds To Soros DA Sandbagging In Self-Defense Shooting | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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Abbott probably got no sleep last night from all the phone calls and visits from the Texas Legislature. There is a stand your ground law in Texas which is tantamount to a self-defense law. Self-defense is a God given right we all have regardless of a spineless Governor.
Mr.Fitzwell
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My friend Phillip killed himself around this time 10 years ago...if Katie, or friends are here, I hope you know that I remember him...this is Katie...
I don’t have a lot of experience using Linux as a main operating system in lieu of windows. It can be used in place of Windows and Linux is free. Linux does also use a graphical interface and is more robust and smaller. Because I don’t use it, I don‘t know all the pros and cons. Ie: Csn it run all the programs that i need?
Here is a good summary. https://www.linux.com/what-is-linux/
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