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Natasha is my partner in crime. My beautiful, 29 yr old, tall, tan, 1/2 Mexican friend who fled to Chicago for a change of scenery after she split from her long term ex and she's in town! Men love her just as much as they love me. It's a dangerous duo. Let the festivities begin…
Friday night: Headed to Hollywood for some dinner, meet up with a couple of Natasha's ex co-workers and Brody. Just Great. Remember him? The near 40, c-list celeb d-bag who I visited in NYC. He's her friend and I'm a big girl so I go along for the ride and regardless, the night starts out great. Natasha is just as I remember, haven't seen her for over 10 months and I really do miss her. As a girl who doesn't make other girlfriends so easy, it's really wonderful when you realize you have a true friend in another female, not just a fair-weathered fan or drinking buddy. Brody shows up at dinner, walks in and immediately complains of his side hurting, some allergy issue and feeling loopy because he took allergy medication. I'm not really sure what to do for this guy. Clearly, he just needs to be upgraded to A or B celeb status, but his time has passed and I have no attention to offer him. Instead, I drink more tequila. There's a group of 6 of us at the bar, we're still waiting for our table. At this point, Brody starts joking around to Natasha about our sexual history. It takes a good deal to phase me, so I allow it. He mentions that we dry humped, even goes on to say TWICE! He clearly does not understand that his next birthday is 40. And, who says dry humped? But really, who does that anymore? My bad. We sit. He sits next to me. He wants to take photos, selfies, and lots of them. We haven't even ordered dinner so I need to keep my asshole-ness under wraps for at least another 30 minutes. We take some photos, I text the hilarity of it all to a couple of gf's. All the while, thinking of this blog post….
Next scene. Dinner's over. Brody leaves and later texts me how great it was to see me. I respond not at all. We head to a bar in Hollywood. There's a line, I run into my Mr. Hollywood co-worker friend who I've had previous flirtations with but nothing ever happened. Which reminds me, we never got to my office…that's an entire can of worms in itself. So again, we're in a line but we're with a B celeb friend and he gets us in. Once inside, same old. No one particularly interesting. I decide to just be silly and have some fun, but at some point the tequila vodka combo gets to me and Natasha and I have a heart to heart on a swinging patio bench. She tells me I go after the wrong men. Tell me something I don't know, but it's good to hear it said to me. We decide we're drunk and it's time to leave. Friday night ends with 0 bang.
Beach!!!! Great, beautiful day. A fairly attractive but douche-y man is checking me out on the beach. I try not to make eye contact. My friends go in the water. Look down. Look down. Doesn't matter…dude walks over and says "Excuse me, I don't know you, but I think you are absolutely gorgeous, would you like an ice cream cream off the ice cream truck?" I tell him he is very sweet, but no thank you. I later tell my mother and she is grossed out by his line. She makes me laugh.
Saturday night:
Same thing, different place. Round 2 in Hollywood. We have a great group, 7 or 8 girls and are at one of the most happening spots right now. We're sitting at a table and I look up and see Brandon, my ex's friend from college many states away. Brandon took one of my good friends virginity and he was always the ONE friend who I thought was super hot. We make eye contact and I'm shocked, what is he doing there?! We hug, he tells me I look like a smoke show, which I extract great pleasure from and goes on to tell me he's there for Landon's (my ex) sister's birthday. We start to walk over to their table and I change my mind. I tell him to just say hi on my behalf. Next thing I know Landon comes over and wants to hang out. I make it fairly clear that he should hang with his friends and that it's nice to see him. 30 minutes later, Natasha and I walk over to the bar and he follows. He asks me why I am being weird. I tell him in the nicest way possible that I am in a bar and do not want to hang out with my ex! I'm not being weird. Shouldn't this be obvious to everyone? He has not changed 1 bit. I go on to talk to a couple random men. Accidentally, yeah I said accidentally, give my number out to one and tell the other my last name. Fatal bar mistakes. Natasha and I are over it. We leave.
Back at her friend's house…
We make a late night salad, are eating, talking etc. and fall asleep on her friends couch. At 5am, I wake up and realize my contacts are in, remove them and go back to bed. At 7am, I arise in a beaded dress, smeared eye liner, red lipstick that did not budge and a push up bra that is out of place. I get up to pee, walk around the couch half-blind and pull my dress up to then pull my thong out of my butt…on the return to the couch, I see that Brody has been sitting on a recliner near the kitchen the whole time. Great! Just Great. Nice morning ass shot for him. Guess he has a key to the Natasha's friends apt while he looks for a new place? I don't ask. I get my shit together and proceed with my Sunday….
I wake up to a Facebook friend request from guy in bar who asked for my last name and a series of text messages talking about fetishes from the man who I accidentally gave my number to. Another great Beach day! Natasha invites a guy from Tinder. He joins us, nice enough but no ones type. As we leave the beach, I see Landon. THREE TIMES IN TWO WEEKS! WTF!?!? He looks annoyed to see me and waves. Apparently, he's a little bitter from our Saturday night run-in.
Fetish guy continues to text me all throughout Monday with minimal to no response from me. Finally I explode and say "I'm working, I cannot text you all day long and talk about your fetishes!" I think he got the message.
See you soon, Natasha. Always a whirlwind.


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His Manhattan institute -- city journal contributing editor Heather -- great to have you with us.
But let's start with the first your your judgment -- a matter of policy.
What what do you think is the appropriate way forward in terms of public policy.
On the issue of illegal immigration.
Well I would like to move our immigration system towards his skills based.
That you come in not because you have a family member artists here.
But because you have skills that the American economy need to have language with regards to illegal immigration.
I think the rule of law remains the best way.
Of making sure that people don't come into the country illegally.
The risk of an amnesty when we're talking about immigration reform that's basically all that we're talking about unfortunately.
It's down the state.
That it.
Every amnesty in the past weather in Europe -- in the United States has had the effect of attracting more people into the country illegally in the hope of the future -- Not.
Years ago I I started talking about a rational.
Effective humane immigration office there would take into account.
All of their concerns about.
Displacement of those who were in this country illegally a due process to make a determination about how work permits and legal status was -- That's not enough.
The activist groups in this country insist upon one thing and if it's -- it's remarkable.
In demand and in my eyes if they insist upon amnesty and this president is insisting upon amnesty what is your reaction.
Well what I worry about most did with the immigration advocates is not amnesty but the incredibly successful campaign.
To -- ties any immigration enforcement whatsoever.
When you have opposition across the country to a program called secure communities.
Which says if you've committed a crime.
And you -- jail the jail authorities should notify the federal immigration authorities your presence.
That now is viewed as unfair to illegal aliens so we can't even penalize criminals.
That means that if even if we say okay.
We're gonna give amnesty everybody here and from this day forward we will actually start in fourth unless we won't.
Politically the Republicans right now.
And and and the in the tempo and the the owner of the conversation is rising.
Republicans are looking at the numbers and they're saying despite the fact.
That they didn't even turn out the members the members they have.
I mean this was the lowest turnout -- on.
Almost twenty years.
It is if its strike.
But now they're saying they've got tired and create diversity and we're gonna take up this issue of diversity here later -- the broadcast.
What's your reaction I mean should they should they do that is their a panacea.
-- that change in attitude on the part of the Republican Party.
Well first default diversity and quotas are ridiculous -- but the best person forward always and race and gender ethnicity played no role.
If if Republicans believe in amnesty they should they should.
Enact an amnesty but the the hope that this is going to deliver significant.
Numbers of current.
Hispanics to the Republican Party I think is and I need because.
The main reason that Hispanic support democratic party's economic policies not immigration.
You have 62%.
Of likely Spanish voters in September polled by fox saying they supported obamacare.
This despite the Catholic church's opposition to the contraception mandate so much for the social values Hispanics.
They support prop thirty and in California.
To raise taxes on upper and -- Californians and to raise the sales tax why.
Because Hispanics remain at the lower level of the economic.
Ladder and they used government welfare programs at a very high rate.
I I welcome this discussion.
Now being distorted by the Republicans on on reforming our immigration laws.
But I I hope that there's not a rush to judgment that somehow moves us across this.
This vast sea of facts and realities that have been is that you have been avoided by both political parties.
The American people really need to understand what is happening.
The Hispanic community needs to understand what is happening.
The idea that your broaching here.
That this country should be selecting those it brings into the United States based on their skills or talents.
You know that's that's going to be a tough sell when that land bridge is there're.
-- -- Absolutely and that's why an amnesty is very risky because it means that.
Stopping the flow of illegal alien aliens from -- land bridge is going to be even more difficult.
If there is to be an amnesty will be the third in the last twenty -- years from to it.
Will be something -- and will have a fourth I can guarantee you are right thank you very much of the convention manager -- -- continue this discussion.
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Lester Holt, NBC News' anchor, is in Afghanistan reporting on the state of the U.S. mission there 11 years after the start of the war.
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BOSTON (AP) - President Barack Obama's Kenyan-born uncle has been granted permission to stay in the U.S.
An immigration judge ruled Tuesday that 69-year-old Onyango Obama is a person of "good moral character."
Obama is the half brother of the president's late father. He has lived in the United States since the 1960s. He was ordered to leave the country in 1992, but remained.
Onyango Obama and a longtime friend testified at a hearing that he has lived in the U.S. for 50 years, been a hard worker, paid income tax and been arrested only once.
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President Obama decries efforts to kill health care law
CLAYCOMO, Mo. (AP) — President Barack Obama is railing against attempts by, quote, a "faction of the far right" to undermine his health care law.
Obama tells an audience near Kansas City, Missouri quote, "They're focused on trying to mess with me. They're not focused on you."
Obama spoke shortly after the Republican-controlled House voted cut spending for the health care law, as part of a measure to extend current spending into December.
Obama says failure to raise the debt ceiling would send the economy into a tailspin.
Police: men's protest of President Obama caused traffic accidents
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (AP) - Two men arrested for protesting against President Barack Obama on an Interstate 70 overpass near St. Louis say they were breaking no laws.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 41-year-old Marc Messmer of St. Charles and 57-year-old Duane Weed of Bridgeton were arrested Saturday afternoon on a St. Charles overpass. It was part of a series of overpass demonstrations around the country calling for impeachment of the president.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt. Al Nothum says the men and 10 other protesters were creating a traffic hazard and were told to leave. Nothum says Messmer and Weed were arrested for failing to obey.
Nothum says that earlier Saturday there were five accidents near the location of the protest. None involved serious injury.
Head of Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association resigns
BOONVILLE, Mo. (AP) - The president of the Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association has resigned after getting flak about a State Fair event that mocked President Barack Obama.
An attorney for Boonville School Superintendent Mark Ficken said Tuesday that his client resigned from the rodeo association to protest its response to the Saturday incident.
Ficken was the rodeo announcer.
But attorney Albert Watkins says it was a rodeo clown wearing a microphone - not Ficken - who riled up the crowd as a bull chased a man wearing an Obama mask. The act was widely criticized by Missouri officials as disrespectful of Obama.
Watkins says Ficken resigned because the association had not barred the rodeo clown from its group.
The Boonville School District is hiring an investigator to look into Ficken's role in the event.
Governor Nixon to join President Obama for Missouri visit
WARRENSBURG, Mo. (AP) — Governor Jay Nixon is joining President Barack Obama during his upcoming visit to the University of Central Missouri.
Obama is traveling Wednesday to the Warrensburg school and Galesburg, Illinois to make his case for spending on infrastructure and for universal pre-school programs. The president is also expected to highlight the economic benefits of overhauling immigration laws.
Nixon announced Saturday that he would join Obama during the Missouri stop. He noted that the University of Central Missouri is part of an Innovation Campus initiative that offers accelerated degrees in high-demand fields.
The trip will mark Obama's first visit to the state since a May 2012 commencement speech at Joplin High School. That visit marked the one-year anniversary of a deadly tornado that hit the southwestern Missouri city.
Obama wraps up Latin trip with an eye back home; GOP argues for state flexibility
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — As he wraps up a trip to Mexico and Costa Rica, President Barack Obama is following up in his weekly media message, saying that deepening economic ties with the Americas means more jobs in the United States.
Boosted by reassuring jobs numbers, Obama is calling for greater trade and economic cooperation with the U.S.'s southern neighbors, arguing that economic prosperity is the best antidote to drug and gang violence and, by extension, to the illegal immigration that the U.S. is seeking to control.
For the Republicans North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory says Washington needs to allow states more flexibility, independence and accountability and called on Obama to show more leadership.
He argued that Washington should learn from Republican governors on how to make government work efficiently.
Letter addressed to President Obama contains "suspicious substance"
WASHINGTON -- AP -- The U.S. Secret Service says it has intercepted a letter addressed to President Barack Obama that contained a "suspicious substance."
Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan says the letter was intercepted at a facility away from the White House. He says the letter was received Tuesday.
The letter comes a day after lawmakers said a letter was mailed to Sen. Roger Wicker that tested positive for poisonous ricin. Another senator said police have a suspect in mind.
Tensions have been high in Washington and across the country since the deadly bombings on Monday at the Boston Marathon that killed three people and injured more than 170.
Paul's filibuster ends
Paul, a Kentucky Republican and tea party favorite, stopped his self-described filibuster early Thursday morning. Paul had been blocking confirmation of John Brennan to lead the CIA. GOP colleagues who were listening to Paul's closing statement applauded as he yielded the floor.
Paul, a critic of Obama's unmanned drone policy, started just before noon Wednesday by demanding the president or Attorney General Eric Holder issue a statement assuring the unmanned aircraft would not be used in the United States to kill terrorism suspects who are U.S. citizens.
The Obama administration has said the federal government has not conducted such operations inside U.S. borders and has no intention of doing so.
In his first State of the Union address since winning re-election, Obama conceded economic revival is an "unfinished task," but he claimed clear progress and said he prepared to build on it as he embarks on four more years in office.
"We have cleared away the rubble of crisis, and we can say with renewed confidence that the state of our union is strong," Obama said in an hour-long address to a joint session of Congress and a television audience of millions.
With unemployment persistently high and consumer confidence falling, the economy remains a vulnerability for Obama and could disrupt his plans for pursuing a broader agenda, including immigration overhaul, stricter gun laws and climate change legislation.
Still, fresh off a convincing re-election win, Obama made clear in his remarks that he was determined to press his political advantage against a divided, defensive and worried Republican Party. Numerous times he urged Congress to act quickly on his priorities — but vowed to act on some issues on his own if they do not.
Obama also announced new steps to reduce the U.S. military footprint abroad, with 34,000 American troops withdrawing from Afghanistan within a year. And he had a sharp rebuke for North Korea, which launched a nuclear test just hours before his remarks, saying, "Provocations of the sort we saw last night will only isolate them further."
In specific proposals for shoring up the economy in his second term, an assertive Obama called for increased federal spending to fix the nation's roads and bridges, the first increase in the minimum wage in six years and expansion of early education to every American 4-year-old. Seeking to appeal for support from Republicans, he promised that none of his proposals would increase the deficit "by a single dime" although he didn't explain how he would pay for his programs or how much they would cost.
In the Republican response to Obama's address, rising GOP star Marco Rubio of Florida came right back at the president, saying his solution "to virtually every problem we face is for Washington to tax more, borrow more and spend more."
Sen. Rubio said presidents of both parties have recognized that the free enterprise system brings middle-class prosperity.
"But President Obama?" Rubio said. "He believes it's the cause of our problems."
Still, throughout the House chamber there were symbolic displays of bipartisanship. Rep. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., arrived early and sat with Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., just returned in January nearly a year after suffering a debilitating stroke. As a captain in the National Guard, Duckworth lost both her legs while serving in Iraq in 2004.
A few aisles away, the top two tax writers in Congress, Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich., and Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., sat together.
But as a sign that divisions still remain, three of the most conservative Supreme Court justices skipped Obama's speech. Six of the nine attended. Missing were Justices Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alito.
Jobs and growth dominated Obama's address. Many elements of his economic blueprint were repacked proposals from his first term that failed to gain traction on Capitol Hill.
Standing in Obama's way now is a Congress that remains nearly as divided as it was during the final years of his first term, when Washington lurched from one crisis to another.
The president implored lawmakers to break through partisan logjams, asserting that "the greatest nation on Earth cannot keep conducting its business by drifting from one manufactured crisis to the next."
"Americans don't expect government to solve every problem," he said. "They do expect us to forge reasonable compromise where we can."
Yet Obama offered few signs of being willing to compromise himself, instead doubling down on his calls to create jobs by spending more government money and insisting that lawmakers pay down the deficit through a combination of targeted spending cuts and tax increases. But he offered few specifics on what he wanted to see cut, focusing instead on the need to protect programs that help the middle class, elderly and poor.
He did reiterate his willingness to tackle entitlement changes, particularly on Medicare, though he has ruled out increasing the eligibility age for the popular benefit program for seniors.
Republicans are ardently opposed to Obama's calls for legislating more tax revenue to reduce the deficit and offset broad the automatic spending cuts — known as the sequester — that are to take effect March 1. The president accused GOP lawmakers of shifting the cuts from defense to programs that would help the middle class and elderly, as well as those supporting education and job training.
"That idea is even worse," he said.
Obama broke little new ground on two agenda items he has pushed vigorously since winning re-election: overhauling the nation's fractured immigration laws and enacting tougher gun control measures in the wake of the horrific massacre of school children in Newtown, Conn. Yet he pressed for urgency on both, calling on Congress to send him an immigration bill "in the next few months" and insisting lawmakers hold votes on his gun proposals.
"Each of these proposals deserves a vote in Congress," he said. "If you want to vote no, that's your choice."
Numerous lawmakers wore green lapel ribbons in memory of those killed in the December shootings in Connecticut. Among those watching in the House gallery: the parents of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton, shot and killed recently in a park just a mile from the president's home in Chicago, as well as other victims of gun violence.
On the economy, Obama called for raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 by 2015. The minimum wage has been stagnant since 2007, and administration officials said the increase would strengthen purchasing power. The president also wants Congress to approve automatic increases in the wage to keep pace with inflation.
Looking for common ground anywhere he could find it, Obama framed his proposal to boost the minimum wage by pointing out that even his GOP presidential rival liked the idea. He said, "Here's an idea that Gov. Romney and I actually agreed on last year: Let's tie the minimum wage to the cost of living, so that it finally becomes a wage you can live on."
Obama also renewed his calls for infrastructure spending, investments he sought repeatedly during his first term with little support from Republicans. He pressed lawmakers to approve a $50 billion "fix it first" program that would address the most urgent infrastructure needs.
Education also figures in Obama's plans to boost American competitiveness in the global economy. Under his proposal, the federal government would help states provide pre-school for all 4-year-olds. Officials did not provide a cost for the pre-school programs but said the government would provide financial incentives to help states.
Among the other initiatives Obama is proposing:
— A $1 billion plan to create 15 "manufacturing institutes" that would bring together businesses, universities and the government. If Congress opposes the initiative, Obama plans to use his presidential powers to create three institutes on his own.
— Creation of an "energy security trust" that would use revenue from federal oil and gas leases to support development of clean energy technologies such as biofuels and natural gas
— Doubling of renewable energy in the U.S. from wind, solar and geothermal sources by 2020.
— Launching negotiations on a free trade agreement between the U.S. and European Union
Obama also called on Congress to tackle the threat of climate change, another issue that eluded him in his first term. The president pledged to work with lawmakers to seek bipartisan solutions but said if Capitol Hill doesn't act, he'll order his Cabinet to seek steps he can take using his presidential powers.
Taking a swipe at those who question the threat of global warming, Obama said, "We can choose to believe that Superstorm Sandy, and the most severe drought in decades, and the worst wildfires some states have ever seen were all just a freak coincidence. Or we can choose to believe in the overwhelming judgment of science - and act before it's too late."
Tackling voters' rights issues, Obama announced the creation of a commission that will seek to make it easier and faster for people to cast ballots on Election Day. He used as an example the story of 102-year-old Desiline Victor, a Florida woman who waited in line to vote for several hours during the November election. Victor attended Tuesday's speech as a guest of the first lady and was applauded heartily by the lawmakers.
Obama also called on Congress to pass legislation giving the government more power to combat the rapidly growing threat of cyberattacks. And, as a down payment on that, the president announced that he has signed an executive order to fight electronic espionage through the development of voluntary standards to protect networks and computer systems that run critical infrastructure.
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Find out why Panola Mountain is such an important ecosystem during a Ranger led hike to the top of the mountain. As we twist and turn on the trail, we will see different plants and wildlife. Bring sturdy hiking shoes and water. Register in advance. Meet in Nature Center. $7 plus $5 parking.
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Formats: | PG DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Brendan Fraser, Andy Serkis, Eliza Bennett, Paul Bettany, Jim Broadbent, Helen Mirren |
Director: | Iain Softley |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Family, Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
Studio: | ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO |
Collections: | 100 Hot Hits, 100 Most Wanted, Fantasy Worlds |
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Inkheart |
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Run time: | 1 hour 46 minutes |
Rental release: | 06 Apr 2009 |
Main languages: | English |
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By KAZedin (3 reviews) , 11 May 2013We watched this as a family and my kids aged 12 and 9, absolutely loved it. The story was clever and surprising and was different from other films we have seen. Definitely worth a view.- Was this review helpful to you?
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What a great fantasy film
By a customer , 23 Feb 2013Yes we enjoyed this film. In our 50's now but we really loved the film. Books brought to life - a genuine fantasy film for those who appreciate the 'reality' of book life.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A children's film. I expected too much.
By Mickafela (16 reviews) , 24 Aug 2012If you're a Brendan Fraser fan you will love this film it's right up there with 'The Journey to the Centre of the Earth' and directly underneath 'The Mummy Returns; The Dragon Emperor'.
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nice watch
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Craftsman Professional 1500 lb. Motorcycle/ATV Jack
Sears Exclusive. | Item# 00950191000 | Model# AG02883GSpecifications & Dimensions
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General Warranty: | 1 year |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 44 |
Lift & Jack Type: | Floor jacks |
Maximum Height (in.): | 19 |
Minimum Height (in.): | 3.5 |
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Lift Capacity: | 1,500 lbs. |
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Material: | Aluminum |
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More Than Just a Motorcycle Jack: This Machine Lifts Dozens of Vehicles Fast
A solid addition to any real sportsman's garage, this Craftsman Motorcycle Jack delivers a 1,500 pound lifting capacity and wide stance to raise everything from dirt bikes and jet skis to ATVs and golf carts, giving you the power to keep every vehicle you own stored properly in the off season and running at its peak for years. A solid jack that delivers both access and stability, this sturdy piece of equipment features a set of heavy duty casters that roll easily on any shop floor, and for added stability, features a pair of binding ratchetstraps that wrap around any frame.
Adaptable to dozen of shapes and sizes, this set includes a fast ratcheting high grip handle, extension bars and traction heavy rubber topped platform that cradles fiber glass hulls, steel frames and more without a problem. The right tool for the job, this powerhouse raises riding mowers and small water craft quick and clean, so you can get it fixed and keep it maintained without messing around. If you're serious about the vehicles you own, add this powerful Motorcycle Jack to your shop and keep your machines running their best.
- Craftsman Motorcycle Jack includes: jack, handle, two tie-down straps, two adapter bars and manual
- Includes swivel casters, making it easier to position and move around and pack to go
- Designed to deliver the ideal lift for use with motorcycles, ATV's, tractors, personal watercraft, and snowmobiles
- Two adapter bars provide additional clearance for high chassis items like dirt bikes
- Features wide lifting capacity so you can get under and get it fixed right
- Lifting Capacity: 1,500 lbs.
- Lifting range: 3-7/8 in. to 17-3/8 in.
- Weight: 42 lbs.
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This is a gift but the husband says this is a great jack. The design is good. He liked the straps that are included. This is a great gift for the motorcycle person in your life.
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Bought this for my husband who works on his motorcycles in the garage. He loves it.
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maybe i was expecting too much from this product and it did not work well for me! very difficult to lift and swing bike around
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works great lifting the motorcycle off the ground, able to remove the front wheel, and do regular maintenance easier.
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Was real excited till i tried to put my bike on it . All but fell off .The rails started to Buckle on the side and my bike ways 900 pounds , shakiest jack i ever owned . returned it no thanks not safe .
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This jack is very well designed, sturdy and manufactured with high quality materials. It is easy to use and perfect for motorcycles. Haven't used it on the yard tractor yet, but confident it will serve equally well there.
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The weight of this wok and the built-in steamer rack and lid are perfect. Even my Chinese mother-in-law liked it! ;)
We have had many woks in our nearly 50 years of marriage. This is absolutely the best one ever. We love how the bottom of the wok is rounded instead of the flat bottom that most woks have. The silcone handles are just wonderful. We love this wok and look forward to years of use.
I am picky when it comes to buying cookware and believe that most items are not worth their fancy price. I carefully reviewed Jaden's remarks about why she created this wok and the features she insisted on including. Since I have an induction cooktop, I've had to replace many of my tried and true pans with compatible pieces, so I've been picky about the replacements. This wok delivers on all fronts promised by Jaden. It's a great size--not too big or too small. I love the glass lid so I can see what is cooking without raising the lid. The steam hole in the lid keeps the lid from rattling or spitting. Although this wok is lighter than some of similar size, I'm still glad to have the helper handle to ensure easy movement of the pan. I like having the heat protective handles, too. The length of the main handle is also manageable, meaning I can fit it in my normal storage spaces. The steaming insert is a nice bonus and means this wok will be used for cooking both Asian and non-Asian recipes. Performance of the pan has been excellent. I highly recommend to anyone looking to buy a versatile wok that will be more than just a "specialty" pan in your kitchen. A great value for the price.
I love this pan! Very sturdy and versatile.
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read moreLight one candle for the Maccabee children
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Little did Matt & Lucy know when they agreed to help out with this year's Christmas pageant that the director would give them each a different script and leave them to work out their differences… "Confounded Christmas …
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Relating Kindred Spirits: A Collection, spirituality and songwriting, Newcomer writes "I am one of a growing number of people who don't want to put the sacred in such a small container. I am disturbed that one very narrowly focused and extremely political brand of Christianity being called the 'religious voice.' There are wide communities of spiritual people who believe that walking this world in love and compassion is about feeding the hungry, providing for the poor or sick, caring for our elders, making sure that the table of love includes and welcomes everyone, educating our children and young people, honoring our beautiful and interconnected planet. These communities believe that women are equal spiritual beings, and that the highest and most honorable work is creating a less violent, more just and kind world. Isn't a life of compassion bigger than a catch phrase or sound byte? Isn't love wider and deeper than fear?" Speaking more to this point, she shares, "If a spiritual leader is teaching hate, it is not spiritual message, it is political message."
read moreCarrie Newcomer with special guests, Indian peformers Amjad Ali Khan, Aaman Ali Khan and Ayaan Ali Khan, in concert Saturday, October 15, 2011 at 2nd Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. This special performance promotes the release of Newcomer's latest album, "Everything is Everywhere". Proceeds from the album benefits the Interfaith Hunger Initiative, a multi-faith effort dedicated to elevating hunger and the roots of poverty in the USA and abroad.
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Let sun and moon and stars and light
And what lies hidden praise your might.
Words we sing in worship have great power to shape our beliefs and actions. This is the second collection of hymns by Jann Aldredge-Clanton with composer Larry E. Schultz. These hymns, like those in the first collection, will contribute to an expansive theology and an ethic of equality and justice in human relationships. Inclusive Hymns for Liberation, Peace, and Justice will empower people to take prophetic action on gender, race, interfaith cooperation, sexual orientation, ecology, and other social justice issues.
read moreIn this fresh and creative musical, author and composer make available a more comprehensive range of biblical images, celebrating both God and humanity in language that has been too long neglected. In doing so, they have helped to prepare the children who perform it and the audiences who attend it for greater appreciation and understanding of the images they will encounter in much new hymnody.
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Local chefs will battle each other for the title in a multi-week event that begins May 10. The real winner is Moveable Feast— a nonprofit that delivers meals to people with AIDS, breast cancer, and other life-threatening conditions—which will receive 10 percent of the proceeds.
Here's how it works. Thirty-two teams (a chef and sous chef) will face off in single-elimination events. There will be two cook-offs each week for 16 weeks held at the Grand Ballroom at The Belvedere.
The first go-round features Stephen Carey of Milan against Mark Ricker of Morsel. On May 11, Matthew Merkel of The Reserve challenges Antonios Minadakis of Jimmy's Famous Seafood. And so on. Check out complete information on the Mason Dixon website.
Judges include Jerry Pellegrino, Sergio Vitale, and Damon Hersh among other local celebs and foodies.
Guests can select two ticket levels. General admission ($55 each, including tax and gratuity) includes a gourmet four-course meal and a chance to be guest judge from a random selection. For $75, visitors receive a four-course meal, reserved VIP seating, and will be able to taste and vote alongside the tournament's celebrity judges.
Each evening's event begins with a happy hour at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m., followed by the competition at 8 p.m. and judging beginning at 9 p.m. Tickets are available on the website. Good luck, chefs.


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Californian's on the Move
November 29th, 2010 | by Ray Flowers |Uribe to Dodgers
Jose Uribe, coming off a career best season of 24 homers and 85 RBI, signed a 3-year deal for $21 million to leave the World Champion San Francisco Giants (it's still an amazing feeling to write that), to move south to join the Dodgers. He now becomes a hated player in this writers' household as he joined the Dodgers placing his name alongside the likes of Benedict Arnold.
Now I'm not saying that the Giants should have matched the offer, they certainly should not have. It's too much money, and too many years for Uribe. Why the Dodgers would give him that contract for Uribe to play second base is also a mystery. They already have 37 year old Casey Blake at third, and an aging an injury prone Rafael Furcal at short which means that Uribe will play second base. He'll give them ample power for that spot (he'll still qualify at third and shortstop in fantasy baseball 2011 as well), but let's put things in perspective.
Uribe is a career .256 hitter who batted .248 last season.
Uribe never walks. His career-high was in 2010 when he walked all of 45 times. As a result, his OBP is .300 for his career. Not his batting average, his OBP. That's dreadful when you consider that the league average since 2001. the start of his career, is .337.
Though he has hit 20-homers four times, he has averaged only 17 homers per 500 at-bats in his career. Speaking of 500 at-bats, he has only eclipsed that mark twice (2007 and 2010), and his career SLG of .431 is just five points better than the league average during his career.
Uribe also has no speed with only seven steals the last five seasons.
Only once in three years has he hit more than 16 homers.
Only once in three years has he scored more than 50 runs.
Only once in three years has he had more than 55 RBI.
Only once in three years has he hit over .250.
To wrap it up, the Dodger gave a 33 year old versatile infielder who has averaged, per 500 at-bats in his career a line of.256-17-69-63 with a .731 OPS, $7 million a year for three years. I can't envision a scenario where they don't end up regretting that.
Torrealba to Rangers
Yorvit Torrealba left the Padres to join the Rangers as he signed a 2-year deal for $6.25 million. Yorvit will replace Bengie Molina as the Rangers #1 man behind the dish (it's not known if Molina will retire or look for another deal).
Torrealba had a Catcher's ERA of 3.14 in 2010, and that was the best mark in Padres history for a catcher who appeared in 81 or more games. It was also the lowest since Paul Lo Duca posted the same mark in 2003 for the Dodgers. The Rangers had the 4th best ERA in the AL in 2010 with a 3.93 mark, so Yorvit will have a solid staff to work with.
As for his offense, it's pretty fair for a catcher. It's always hard to tell how good a guy is when his playing time is sporadic, and that is certainly the case with Torrealba who has had only one season in his career of more than 325 at-bats. Torrealba has 538 at-bats the past two years, basically a full season, an in that time he has hit .279 with nine homers, 68 RBI, 58 runs and a .725 OPS. He also moves from arguably the worst hitting park in baseball in San Diego for one of the best in Texas, and that should certainly help his production. All told, he is a sure fire starting in AL-only leagues, and he has a legit shot to be a solid second catcher in mixed leagues as well, especially if he is able to increase his at-bat total a bit. This deal, unlike the one given to Uribe, seems like a really good move for the Rangers, especially when a guy like John Buck got 3-years and $18 million from the Marlins.
By Ray Flowers
Tags: Benige Molina, Casey Blake, Dodgers, Giants, John Buck, Juan Uribe, Padres, Paul Lo Daca, Rafael Furcal, Rangers, Yorvit Torrealba


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Ballet Tucson Prepares to Enthrall with "Cinderella" this Weekend at Centennial Hall
by Logical Lizard on May. 03, 2012, under Dance and Theater, Technology, Tucson ArtsExcitement about the 2011–2012 season finale performance of Cinderella, this weekend at Centennial Hall, has been building for some time.
At Ballet Tucson's annual fundraising event, Urban Picnic on April 15—a delightful mix of al fresco dining at La Encantada, live dance performance, live music, and an art auction of works by highly-respected artists—principal female dancer Jenna Johnson gave an entertaining talk about the mechanics of ballet shoes. Many will be surprised to learn that professional quality hand-made ballet footwear, as worn by a dancer of Jenna's caliber, can run to $100 a pair. While, under normal use, they might last for a week of rehearsals, Jenna went on to admit that during a particularly energetic period of practice she might demolish a pair of said shoes in a single day. Multiply that by the number of dancers in a company, and the number of rehearsals required to prepare for a single program, and you will get a very small glimpse into how expensive and challenging it is to keep a cutting-edge professional ballet troupe working and performing in the modern world.
Following her talk, Jenna auctioned off a pair of her own shoes, used during rehearsals for Cinderella, to the fascinated crowd. With all proceeds going directly towards funding Ballet Tucson's operating costs, the winning bid of $1,150 received an enthusiastic round of applause. That is how you support the arts.
Ballet Tucson's Artistic Director, Mary Beth Cabana, has, during her impressive career, appeared as a principal dancer with Cleveland Ballet, Ballet Oklahoma, Arizona Dance Theater, and San Diego Ballet. She is to be admired and commended for fighting to keep her dream of a regularly-performing ballet company in Tucson, alive and well. In addition to the surprisingly high cost of just the shoes, there are always ongoing expenses associated with original costumery, complicated stage sets, salaries for dancers and the administrative staff, dance studio fees, and so on. In the current political climate, with arts funding being cut, left and right, Ballet Tucson, and other leading arts groups in Tucson cannot rely on grants and Federal funding; they need direct support from arts patrons and aficionados.
Ballet Tucson's repertoire is much more sophisticated that one might expect from a regional company. During the 2011–2012 "Season of Transformation" they have boldly performed rarely-seen work by influential choreographer Anthony Tudor, original pieces by local choreographers associated with the company, as well as established favorites such as The Nutcracker. Original choreography for this weekend's Cinderella—a ballet in three acts, and one of the world's most popular dance pieces—is by Assistant Artistic Director Chieko Imada and Mark Schneider, who has worked as a Principal Artist with Ballet Met in Columbus, Ohio, and numerous other companies. Additional staging is by Artistic Associates and internationally renowned dancers Amanda McKerrow and John Gardiner, and by Mary Beth Cabana herself. That list represents a remarkable amount of talent and expertise devoted to the staging of a single piece, and "this magnificent and critically-acclaimed ballet," set to Prokofiev's alluring and—at times, almost magical—score, should delight art lovers of all ages.
There will be only two performances of Cinderella: Saturday, May 5 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 6 at 2 p.m., both at U of A's Centennial Hall—one of the finest venues in town. Ticket prices range from $26 to $41, with group discounts available, and may be ordered through the Centennial Hall Ticket Office at (520) 621-3341, or online at www.uapresents.org.
When I decided to move my operation to Tucson, from New York City, years ago, my choice of a new home was largely based on the exceptional arts community that our small city enjoys. The preponderance of visual artists, performing artists, musicians, and independent cinema and filmmakers, is joyously out of proportion to the size of our town. Such an environment can exist only with vigorous and continued support from our citizens. Last year, my company, Aerolite Meteorites LLC, became an official corporate sponsor of Ballet Tucson, because it is one thing to say "support the arts" in my column, and another thing to actually do it.
Ballet Tucson is actively seeking new corporate and private sponsorships. Donations of any amount are gratefully accepted and will go directly towards keeping engaging live performance thriving in Tucson. Corporate sponsors receive complimentary tickets to performances, invitations to VIP events and rehearsals, and—most importantly—they have the amazing opportunity to bring a young dancer's dreams to life.
If you play your cards right, you might even end up with a pair of Cinderella's slippers.
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Children who are home-schooled are missing out on one of life's very important lessons: how to stand in line. "Wait a minute," you say — "A kid doesn't need to learn in school how to stand in line. Everybody knows how to stand in line from their day of birth. It's just...
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Letter: Thank you for support, kindness, generocity
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