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Re: Anyone out there with knowledge of debt and divorce in Wisconsin (Community Property State)?[ Edited ]
08-22-2012 12:20 PM - edited 08-22-2012 12:21 PM
Thanks for the response. Your comments sum up basically what I have found so far as well. "Technically" I could sue my ex-wife, but that would be about as succesful as trying to get a gallon of blood from a two-pound turnip.
The "catch" that I am looking at in the community property law is that it appears that one can argue that if the debt incurred by one spouse did not serve a purpose for "the benefit of the family", that the other spouse is not automatically liable, even if the debt was incurred during the marriage. See the links below:
Wisconsin Marital Property and Debt After Divorce
Table Referenced in Marital Property Article
The second link is a table that more or less sums up my arguement. The first link is a little more detailed.

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News Aerial Option is "Illegal"
That's what City Council Member Peter Steinbrueck just told me about the proposed option to build a new aerial structure in place of the old Alaskan Way Viaduct.
Steinbrueck, afraid that the price tag for the tunnel option ($4 billion plus?) will scare voters and put the aerial option over the top, says he's readying an arsenal of preemptive strikes to ice the aerial option.
Steinbrueck acknowledges voters are being given a "false choice" between the aerial and the tunnel (he believes the recent study done by Smart Mobility makes a strong case for the no rebuild/surface/transit option), but he frets that option isn't getting the traction it deserves. He says that leaves the tunnel and aerial options. Between those two, Steinbrueck supports the tunnel.
However, he's antsy that the aerial option may win out in a public vote. (Sources tell me that recent polling by Team Nickels on the tunnel v. aerial options is inconclusive w/ both options neck and neck. This is the same poll, by the way, that showed Nickels's $1.1 billion transportation package getting trounced.)
To preemptively thwart a rebuild, Steinbrueck introdcued legislation in his urban development committee yesterday in the form of amendments to the comprehensive plan that say a rebuild is illegal by several comp plan standards. "If it didn't already exist," Steinbrueck says, "it couldn't be built there today under current code."
Steinbrueck cites the state shoreline act which prohibits non-water related uses within 200 feet; city downtown heights code, which would prohibit a structure as massive as the Viaduct; and view corridor code, which would also prohibit the structure.
The council will meet next Friday (the 22nd) to decide exactly what question voters will take up this November. If the public chooses the aerial, Steinbrueck says he "hates to go against the voters, but he has to stand up for what he believes" …and he is adamantly opposed to running an elevated highway along the waterfront.
Steinbrueck's comp plan amendments are pretty clear:
"Amend the Comprehensive Plan to clarify that City policies do not permit aerial structures on the Central Waterfront…"
"Prohibit aerial transportation structures such as bridges and viaducts on the central waterfront between King Street and Pike Street in order to facilitate the revitalization of downtown's waterfront…"
"demolish transportation facilities that are functionally or aesthetically disruptive to the shoreline, such as the aerial portion of the Alaskan Way Viaduct on the Central Waterfront, or rebuild these facilities so that they do not negatively affect the shoreline."


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Hello, I am trying to understand the voltage and currentpropigation of this circuit.
According to the notes:
After the switch (not drawn) is closed, we have a voltagepulse of 10x(50/50+50) = 5V towards the 20ohm load.
Can someone explain to me where this comes from, what theory,equation? I have a final on this tomorrow and its not in thetext or the notes, he just states it. So I feel like im missingsomething fundamental. I understand where the numbers arefrom, but not the theory or equation behind it.


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This is the art that I painted for The World of Warcraft ThunderKing Patch.
you are awsome o that looks sooo great<3
remind me of hellboy 2
nice raid
One of my favorite WoW bosses and wallpaper
The Thunder King!
The Thunder King!
Great~~!!I love Mogu~!!
Ahhh this looks awesome, am nearly up to him with LFR, can't wait
freakin' amazing man
amazing work
Beautiful! It is on my Desktop now!
my only critique would be that it's a little cartoony, but it is WoW afterall
Masterful! Put it in a frame!
Simply spetacular, my friend!!! Perfect, congratulations!
very cool, great job on the pic
Love it! Hope on day can be as good!
Someday I will be able to play WoW again... really awesome painting
I'm so excited for this next patch..
Love your color and the details. Wonderful artwork!
It's cool to see that WoW put this as their cover page on Facebook. This looks amazing! I can't wait until this patch comes out o_o
The way the lightning strikes on the scene with the orbs illuminating the boss, its just awesome. And im also looking forward for the new wow patch
very cool.
Fantastic, the way you did this it makes us focus on the thunderking, awesome work
The Thunder King is coming! The Thunder King is coming! YEAH! *^*
It looks really nice
This new art is amazing! Makes me sad I don't play anymore T_T.. but happy to see your work :3
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it's a great piece of art! i love these lightnings and the thunderking looks kinda strong!
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Dan, do you mean censured, rather than censored? Just wondering.
Drunk or not, he sounds like a great party guest!
I dont need a star. Im not a Jew." Hmm, I gotta remember that one for my company party this Friday.
And this guy is a judge. Im so glad he learned something at law school.
The dude looks like Mr. Rodgers.
I heard he blamed it on an overdose of cough syrup. Perhaps someone was pulling my leg. Either way...classy.
Maybe he let slip the secret plan of King George for the internment camps?
In the last six months Clark Countly has given us Curtis, Dunn and now the judge. Not exactly a classy bunch, are they?
Censoring him would have been a little better, I should think.
"I'm sorry if any of you fuckin' hypersensitive, homo-loving, negro-humping Jews were somehow offended by anything that might have been said."
where is clark county?
It's where Vancouver WA is, the suburb of Portland Oregon.
Us griping up here doesn't do shit, some lawyer down there needs to run against this idiot.
Too often these smaller counties have a too-small old boys network of lawyers and none of them have the guts to run against a sitting judge. It's scary to do because if you lose you still gotta appear in front of that judge ....or his buddies.....
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This new apartment in a new luxury building can accommodate up to four people with its true loft with window and a bed in the lounge.
It is located at the foot of the Place Massena, main square of the city close to everything.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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NICE CARRE D'OR - Exceptional location - At the foot of the PLACE MASSENA and 2 steps from the sea - QUIET ( overlooks a courtyard ) and double glazed windows , the pedestrian street and the historic center with its restaurants are to feet from Place Massena and the apartment.
STUDIO with a real mezzanine IS NEW (2012 ) in a LUXURY BUILDING ( red carpet, glass elevator ... )
Ideal location for a holiday without the need for transportation.
Very close to everything! you will not need a car , 2 steps from the tram (15 meters), the main artery Doctor Jean and brands shopping , Galeries Lafayette is located in front of the building.
The Promenade des Anglais and the sea are within 5 minutes walk from the apartment.
Close to restaurants (in front of the building) , cinemas , shops, supplies , pharmacy, bike rentals at the bottom of the building.
Internet and wifi broadband
The box is internet in the apartment and you can connect with an ethernet cable (cable on request) or wifi ( wifi works fine ) .
Air conditioning, videophone, all nine thick latex bedding 160 cm X 200 cm on a true loft with window, a comfortable sofa bed in living room , flat screen TV , 4 seater table , large wardrobe , a vanity in the bathroom , machine 7 kg washing , ironing board , iron , toaster , electric cordless kettle , coffee maker, Dock for iPhone , Smartphone, Tablet and Ipad, small umbrella model , double curtain at the window.
THE FURNITURE IS NEW ( December 2013 ) .
Towels and linens are provided .
Cleaning is included in the price. The dishwasher must be made and stored , piers and trash the apartment must be clean.
Check in: from 13.00
Check out: Until 24:00
Arrival after 13.00 and departure before 12:00 are possible.
Guest Access
You have access to the apartment.
Sheets, towels are provided.
Interaction with Guests
The handover is done before the building or apartment the day of arrival.
The Neighborhood
Facing the Massena Square in the heart of downtown. You can see the Carnival floats from the bottom of the building.
Getting Around
Train 900 m, bus in front of the building, tram 15 meters.
Bike rentals at the foot of the building, the boat is 2km, airport 7 km.
Other Things to Note
From the airport, take bus No. 98, Albert 1er/Phocéens stop.
To go to the airport: Gustave V station next to the Meridien Hotel.
From the train station walk down the avenue "Jean Médecin" in 10 minutes on foot or by tram in 3 minutes and get off at the second stop "Massena".
Act as if you were at home
Contact us for more information.
Observe the apartment as if it were your own.
Leave the house clean, dishes must be made and stored and discarded trash.
Respect the peace in the building.
Not suitable for young children to the mezzanine.
Pets not allowed.
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Property: Locanda San LucaAddress: Via San Luca, 12, 36063 Marostica, Italy
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Hotel Class:3 star — Locanda San Luca 3*
Number of rooms: 8
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March 2006 we have just returned from the Arsinoe Beach not on the beach) Hotel Hotel is ok but if you want a quiet holiday be warned there is a very large disco underneath that goes on until 5am seven nights a week!
dont book room 504 that plus the hot rod noises do not make for a relaxing holiday some may love all these factors Food good (repetitve after 2 weeks
most staff helpful) decor was a bit shabby in our opinion not updated as advertised Hope this helps
Expected better
We really enjoyed our stay at the Arsinoe but were really disapointed with our room which was decidedly tatty compared to the hotels public amenities. We couldn't change rooms as the hotel was fully booked which was a great shame. It had a nice balcony overlooking the quieter of the two pools but the wallpaper was peeling off the walls, curtains were tatty and paintwork shoddy. We were so disappointed as we had chosen this hotel especially after looking around it on a previous holiday in Limassol.
I was pleased that we had got a really good price for the holiday because i would not have been happy if i had paid top rates.Don't be put off by this review though because perhaps we were just unlucky.
It's all been said, the food could be a little more adventurous, but everything else more than makes up fot it. Already booked up to go back and can't wait to see the wonderful staff again.
Got back from another amazing holiday at the arsinoe last month. It was me and my families 5th trip to the arsinoe and didn't let us down. It is a beautiful hotel with an amazing loving atmosphere, the rooms we had were in the newer part of the hotel which are clean simple and fore fill every need you would want during your stay. Being only 16 and my brother being 12 we need amusing because we get bored easily and at the arsinoe that was never the case my brother joined in on games of killer pool and darts, etc run by the hotel while I sunbathed with my mum and dad in the very attractive pool area at the back of the hotel which offers plenty of sun beds and umbrellas which can be used free of charge! We ate breakfast in the hotel which catered for everyone cereal, toast, and warm food as well which varied. Lunch is also served by the hotel which was usually a buffet but you could also choose from their lunchtime menu offering sandwiches chips and salads amongst other things. The evening meal was also a buffet it wasn't always amazing but you could always find something to suit you. In the evening the hotel usually had some entertainment going eg karaoke but if not the bar staff found some way of entertaining you must mention them George Yiannis, Andreas, Toni, Lambross and Harris lots of love to you all! Over all it was an amazing holiday and we are sure to return next year and make a 6th visit to the arsinoe xx
Not so Special
Oh dear,sorry to spoil the party but we found the Arsinoe Beach a very ordinary place and nothing special at all.We had two weeks HB with Airtours in Oct.05. I must say it was a very good price,but as the saying goes "you get what you pay for". The biggest disappointment for us was the food.We found it to be very boring after only a few days.Items available at breakfast and dinner were repeated at regular intervals.The rooms were very small,and if you are unlucky to have a room in the old part of the hotel,it can be very noisy at night.Rosy o`Gradys disco is situated in the basement and it is open until 4 am!! Holiday here if you wish but don`t say you haven`t been warned !!
Will go again
We had 2 glorious weeks in The Arsinoe Hotel - the staff have to be the nicest we have met - the bar staff are one on their own for service and friendliness - superb.
Reception girls (and 1 male) were lovely and very helpful.
George the hairdress is the absolute best - he reformed me completly and was a very honest and nice person - thanks George.
I would have to say that the food could have been better - most of the time it was edible but nothing startling - this could be improved on.
Arthur on the Kareoke was a lovely chap and he had to work very hard to get people up to sing but he did not give up.
The actual hotel - room - pools - restauraunt - reception and bar areas were lovely - very nicely decorated.
Once again - just one fault - we rented a fridge for 2 weeks which was put on a double adaptor with the telly - this continually sparked and I was greatly in fear of a fire - I did tell reception and they arranged for another double adaptor - this sparked just as much so I would get the electrics checked.
Overall - this was one of the best hols we have had. Company - Hotel - Weather - all good - although I must say that the Wine Festival fell at a good time and we had a ball.
Top Hotel!!!
We have just got back from arsinoe beach hotel last night and it was one of the most friendliest places I have ever been to! The staff are more then willing to help you with anything and believe me we needed them a few times! The bar staff Haris, tony, alex, yainnis and especially we cant forget george who made the holiday! We went with our family (a party of 10), we ate in every night, their was a 3 course meal and every morning we were given the choice of continental or pretty english meals! My only downfall is that maybe due to us going out of season my 2 and 5 year old were lonely (no kids clubs) or activities in the evening. I have been that impressed with it I am thinking of getting married at the hotel and are now making enquires for the coming 2 years!
Arsinoe Beach Hotel
Got back from the Arsinoe Beach Hotel last night. It was a fantastic hotel in a great resort. After reading some reviews on websites, my girlfriend and I were a little worried. When we arrived at the hotel we knew we had made the right choice, our first thought was 'this place is nice'.
The hotel is just across the road from the beach where there are water sports and sunbeds etc. The tourist area is a short taxi ride away and the city centre is about 15 minute bus ride which costs 75 Cent. There are lots of bars restaurants and gift shops within a minutes walk of the hotel so overall the location was excellent.
The food was of a high standard, buffet style, with lots of lovely salads, greek dishes and international dishes. For the second week we ate out alot. Rebeccas restaurant does lovely greek food. There is a nice Chinese called the Long Men about five minutes from the hotel. Opposite the Long Men there is a lovely Italian. Breakfast was also buffet style with lovely full English, continental, cereal etc.
The main pool area was brilliant. We were always able to get a bed and the whole are was really clean and tidy and makes for an enjoyable day relaxing by the pool.
At the bar Happy hour was half 9 til 10 with half price cocktails and spirits. The staff are brilliant. Yanis, George, Alex and others who's name I don't know. They are all really friendly, funny and really made the holiday enjoyable. The karaoke night was good, also the greek dancing night was really good too.
We booked with Thomas cook and for the two of us half board we paid �920 which was a bargain!! I would definately recommend this hotel. In the past I have stayed in 5 star hotels, although the Arsinoe is a three star it is certainly one of the best hotels i have ever stayed in and i will probably return there again one year.
If you are considering going to Limassol, You wont be disappointed with The Arsinoe.
Best Hotel
Hi to everyone at the Arsinoe hotel!!! Staying here was the best hotel i've ever stayed in all the staff are soooo friendly e.g Andraos Alex Yanis and george who was funny and made our stay. Everyone welcomes you and you make plenty of friends there. I enjoyed Yanis's dancing so much but i wasn't sure about georges singing only joking. The pool is brilliant and so is the food and bar. I really loved staying here and i am definitley going back in a few years. I love and miss you all soooo much and hope to see you soon xxxx
From Amy and Lauren
Loved the arsinoe hotel
just got back from a fantastic stay at the arsinoe hotel in Limassol, accomodation really great and the views from our balcony were brill, the staff were really good fun and very helpfull, the hotel was very nice and the food was buffett style and different themes on every night. The wife liked the onsite jewellery store. The entertainment was different, I will let you find that out for yourself ???
Booked again for next year at the same hotel.
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We write an entry every day. But because of sporadic internet coverage it might not appear in a timely fashion. You may see no new postings for a day or two. But then blogs for 2 or 3 days may appear at one time. Today is a sea day. We are somewhere between Crete and Israel. The closest land is probably Cyprus. Tomorrow we dock in Ashdod, Israel. We met with Israeli immigration officials this morning and have been cleared to enter their country. We have no tour planned for ...
4 Nights at the Amathus Beach Hotel in Limassol
... with activities, but I had no idea that upon arrival children are welcomed with a bright (souvenir) an Amathus backpack filled with surprises which I can't tell since they are a surprise anyway!
THE BEACH: There's a second sandy beach option for guests to enjoy, besides the main seafront area, a new sandy cove along the beatuful Limanaki Restaurant.
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Lunch at Limanaki of the Amathus Hotel in Limassol
... colours of the sunset, whereas every table enjoys an alluring view of the sea.
Incidentally I was here for a Business Lunch the next day anyway and the picture was very different of course. I long to experience all this on a coming trip and have the opportunity to have a proper meal under the stars watching the sunset.
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My stay at the Royal Apollonia Beach Hotel
... spread out, indoors and on the veranda. Spacious with a king-size bed, offering an additional touch of luxury and the amenities are tailored to the needs of today's travelers.
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Book your room at Callisto Holiday Village
Get an overview of this hotelUpscale hotel on the beach, with 2 outdoor swimming pools
Located in Ayia Napa, this beachfront hotel is in the entertainment district and within 1 mi (2 km) of Agia Napa Monastery and Ayia Napa Monastery. Nissi Beach and Grecian Bay Beach are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Spend the day playing on the beach then return to dine at one of Callisto Holiday Village's 2 restaurants.
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All 334 rooms have balconies and feature kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, and microwaves. Other amenities available to guests include sofa beds, satellite TV, and coffee makers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Callisto Holiday VillageNissi Avenue, Nissi Beach Ayia Napa 5343
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All-inclusive room rates at Callisto Holiday Village are available. These rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
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Some rates at Callisto Holiday Village are all-inclusive. These rates include onsite meals and beverages, and may include taxes and gratuities. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Enjoy the umbrellas and sun loungers for a relaxing day at the beach. Bring your whole family to Callisto Holiday Village for summer fun including 2 outdoor swimming pools, a children's pool, and an outdoor tennis court.
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. The property also offers a snack bar/deli and a grocery/convenience store. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This beach hotel also offers a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Outdoor tennis court
- Pool sun loungers
- Poolside bar
- Sauna
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- Snack bar/deli
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Television in common areas
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 334
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- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
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- Arcade/game room
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- Indoor pool
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Hesperides - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Oceanus Pool Rest.Bar - Onsite bistro.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Buyer beware: this isn't the Eye in the Sky which launched Alan Parsons' career to the top of the pop charts during the '80s (though that particular track is present and accounted for). Rather, this 2005 Collectables compilation surveys his body of work from the late '70s up until his last minor hit, 1987's "Standing on Higher Ground." Most completists will already own most, if not all of this compilation, so there' s no real new ground to be tread. However, those looking for a nice introduction to the Alan Parsons Project' work will find this a nice starting point to further explore and enjoy. Rob Theakston, Rovi
- Genre: Rock
- Subgenre: Hard Rock, Pop/Rock, Art-Rock/Experimental, Soft Rock
- Category Soft Rock, Album Rock
- Release Date: August 3, 1999
- Artist: The Alan Parsons Project
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Everybody hates McCain. From his family to his "friends", his ugly face and his gay sweaters. Dude's a joke.
I am somewhat worried about Mitt.
A vote for Mitzi's a vote for Moroni - is that what you're worried about?
i am somewhat worried about all of them
douchebaggery seems endemic this year
I liked McCain back in the day. I'm just glad he showed his douchery before I ever had a chance to vote for him.
I loved McCain back in 2000, when he told Jerry Falwell to fuck off and actually seemed to say what he thought instead of pandering to the narrow minded wing of his party.
What a phony!
I can't believe they're supporting a cult member!
Who cares?? They're all a bunch of piss-drinkers.
McCain alienated them by admitting he likes ABBA. When asked whats on his ipod McCain replied:
Dare I say ABBA. Everybody says, Ehhh, ABBA. Why is that? ABBA was the largest selling (recording act ever). Nobody likes them but they sold more records than anybody in the history of the world, including the Beatles. But everybody hates them. (But) youre a no-class guy if you like ABBA. Why does everybody go see Mamma Mia? Hypocrisy! Rank hypocrisy! Im not embarassed to say I like ABBA, Dancing Queen.
he's doomed.
What's Ron Paul doing with higher ratings than Sam Brownback and Fred Thompson? As a libertarian he doesn't think the government should interfere with a woman's right to get an abortion. He also opposes the Iraq war and Idiot Boy's domestic spying program. I saw his disciples at Hempfest saying he supports the right of people to smoke pot if they want. So there you have it: a pro-choice, anti-war pothead sympathizer getting more votes from the psychovangelicals than candidates who have had their heads up Jerry Falwell's ass from the beginning. Doesn't mean Ron Paul will ever get my vote, but it does seem like whatever planet Republicans live on is becoming more like Bizarro-World every day.
Ron Paul is not pro-choice. I believe he also opposes same-sex marriage.
Ron Paul isn't a libertarian, he's a strict constructionist who believes in states rights. That is, if states want to repress liberty, including abortion rights, he's all for it. No thanks.
10 and 11: My apologies, you're right about Ron Paul and abortion. I was looking at his website where he goes on and on about people having choices in matters related to health care. Naturally I assumed that included a woman's right to choose (why have I not in almost three decades as a registered US voter learned never to take a Republican's statements at face value?) I should have looked at other sources including the footnotes in Wikipedia (my source of last resort) which clearly said he thinks states should set their own policies on the matter. Meaning, of course, that the handful of states that allowed abortion rights before Roe vs Wade in 1973 would be the only places where this option is available. Live in the red states, you're screwed (in another of so many ways). So I regret my error. Gotta be more sober before posting on the Slog!
Of course I still find it odd that the religious right preferred Paul over candidates that more aggressively courted these people. The exceptions, of course, are Mike Who? and Mitt Romney. President Mitt Romney--there's a scary thought. I think I should take a pill and lie down...
I love them all, in all of their incompetent glory. Wife swappers and child molesters every one, just like the whole Republican party, rotten to the core. I hope they keep showing their true selves, with all their swampy morals, and help us to elect Hillary with a popular mandate and solid congressional support.
Jim Tressel!
For all of you - stop the glib stuff on Romney. Stop now, he is a real danger.
It is not about his church, sorry to tell you all the Mormon bashing is stupid, it is his politics.
He has NO scandal baggage. Great wife, five sons, as telegenic as JFK. Self made many millions aire, we like self made wealth.
The far right would rather have a Baptist - but - when it comes to Romney or Hillary, they will forget all that.
He has built an excellent operation, and is in the top two or three everywhere. Rudy G. freaks the far right and many R's in general. He should, his Mafia ties have yet to be public, but NYC politics are filled with that stuff.
My take on Romney vs. Clinton. Hillary has a lot of baggage, all the old stuff and much new, I bet.
Search as they might, Mitt is as clean cut as a boy scout. When the race goes to mud, and Rove and company will do the most negative campaign ever seen on Clinton, well good luck - clean as snow white Mitt might be looking better and better.
Beware, and by the way, only the really silly call Mormons a cult. They are in this era a more than full service church, big time operation all over in in the west. All churches are filled with their own hocus pocus, really, who cares.
It is politics, right wing vs. progressive, not whose religion one is joining.
Yes, yes. The Mormons are a full-service church. But my progressive great-aunt out in AZ HATES the Mormons, and I've never heard her say a bad work about anyone. And hate is not too strong a word to use. My friend (he's 30) was taught in Sunday school in a somewhat progressive denomination that Mormonism was and is a cult. His parents (in their 60s) still believe it wholeheartedly. I can't believe their the only ones who believe so. While I certainly understand that the religious right's moral compass only points towards power, I don't think it's impossible to completely write off the Mormon thing.
Sure he (apparently) doesn't have scandal baggage outside of tying his dog to the roof of the car on family vacations and flip-flopping on virtually ever major position he's ever taken depending on the political winds, but I tend to think that the flip-flopping is pretty huge and will be for many folks.
All in all I just wish liberals would stop being so damned jumpy (Rove is everywhere; he's going to sink us!!!) and start leading already. I've been invoved in Dem politics for almost a decade and I'm pretty close to checking out.
And by "their" I mean "they're". Oy.
What makes Mormanism a "cult" and any other religion different? They all sound equally nutty to me.
The only religion that isn't nutty is whatever religion believes I am the center of the universe.
Mormonism is a cult because that's what Republican voters think. Dems will tear his flipflopping to bits in the general election.
More interesting to me is the rejection of McCain. He's the most "Reaganesque" of the bunch. But all those xians see red because he ripped on Falwell.
The funny thing is that Ronnie Raygun himself had an ambivilent relationship with xianity- he was not a regular churchgoer, and his wife was into astrology. But like all R power players he was happy to tak their votes on false promises of overturning roe v wade and a new Victorianism (see "What's the matter with Kansas?" for more info.)
He just had the smarts to keep his mouth shut on how he really felt, unlike Mr. Hothead "fuck you I know more about immigration than anyone in the room" McCain.
Wonder if the Rs rejection of MCain at some deep level is because he's soooo gun ho about the war- maybe at some level they know that's absurd?
ps- no way are the Rs picking a pro-choice guy or a Mormon. It's Huckabee or somebody we haven't seen yet. Or the really dark case- Cheney figures out how to take over from Bush, runs in '08. The man's capable of anything, and he certainly is a *real* conservative.
I really can't stand Mormons. They're Stepford-wife scary and cliquish with a religion about as rational as the Hale-Bopp comet people. Joseph Smith was a real nut case. I hope Romney is the GOP candidate of choice--I mean when America learns the foundation and belief system of Mormonism, you'll know anyone who can buy off on that kind of thinking has no place running this country let alone elected dog catcher.
The post that suggested less anti-Mormon chatter and more political focus apparently called it right.
These posts sound like the stuff JFK faced about electing Catholics back in the 60's.
I am not into any organized religion - and if you want the weird, there are many more than one, including many non Christian systems.
Romney is a political force right now and where it ends - is possibly very core to next year. By the way, he might be a great VP for the GOP ...
#22 By the way, lots of Mormons in Seattle, and have never met one that had horns - and have never met anyone who gives a shit. You have a problem.
And, have fucked more than a few, great in bed.
Barry, the question at hand isn't whether it's fun or advisable to screw Mormons, but rather whether fundies in the Republican party consider them a cult. This is a legitimate topic for discussion.
Some of those people still consider Catholicism a cult, by the way. Inclusiveness is not their watchword.
The fundies in the Republican Party will ultimately not have a problem with Mormonism. Neither will the non-fundies. Romney is the only candidate who is (a) acceptably Republican (b) acceptably religious and (c) not a lightweight. Thompson is a joke, Huckabee is an airbag senator, and Giuliani is an idiot and an ethical nightmare. Ron Paul is Ross Perot. Ergo, Mitt wins.
And if the Dems put up Hillary, I think Mitt can beat her next year, even in this climate.
Consider this: Mitt is the only viable R candidate who wouldn't prompt a religious third-party candidate to siphon off 20% of the vote.
kip @15: Just because Giuliani's name ends with a vowel doesn't mean he's connected to the Mafia. Talk about bigoted. He was a federal prosecutor before he was Mayor.
More on Romney and the Christianists: Bob Jones has endorsed him. It's all over; Romney is the nominee, if he can stay out of any airport bathrooms.
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After 20 years of cigarettes, things started adding up for Abhi Nath: The smoke burn. Future health concerns. "The whole ick factor." Then his employer added a $50 health insurance surcharge. "And I was dating a girl and she hated cigarettes. So I started e-cigarettes."
Three months on, Nath, 38, of Old City, gets looks of curiosity, not disgust. He feels and smells better. He plans to gradually reduce the nicotine level (there's no tar or ash) - and to enjoy doing it.
"The only thing about e-cigarettes is there is no regulation of the content. How do you measure the claim that it is 5 percent nicotine?" Nath said. "That is the one very, very scary part about it."


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Don't be disappointed! Scroll down for 12 Insider Secrets that you won't find in any official guide to the Sausalito Art Festival!
The Sausalito Art Festival, held each Labor Day weekend, is the biggest outdoor art festival in the U.S. It features both a wide variety of artists showing (and selling) their work and major musical performers.
Dates and Festival Hours for 2016:
Saturday, September 3rd 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday, September 4th 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday, September 5th 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Ticket Prices
A ticket allows entry into the festival for one day only. Buy multiple tickets to attend the festival on different days.
Gen. Admission (ages 13-61) — $25.00 per day
Seniors age 62+ — $20.00 per day
Juniors age 6-12 — $5.00 per day
Children under 6 — Free with Adult
You can buy tickets at the event, or pre-purchase through EventBrite.
Insiders Tip: You can also buy combined event tickets and ferry passes on the boats that unload at a pier adjacent to the Festival grounds. See below for details and links.
Quick Links:
Click here for the 2015 Festival Music Schedule
Sausalito Ferry information and Festival-Direct Ferry Schedules for 2015
Parking and Traffic at the Festival
Sausalito Hotels, plus a list of Best Sausalito Breakfast Restaurants for early risers and Best Sausalito Dinner Restaurants for after the show
Volunteer for the 2015 Sausalito Art Festival
What the heck is inside that big tent outside the Festival entrance?
Who the heck owns that big yacht out on the Bay?
12 Insider Secrets for
The 2015 Sausalito Art Festival
1. Parking on the Cheap, If You Park At All
Note: BART is closing the Trans-Bay Tube over Labor Day Weekend. There will be no BART service between the East Bay and San Francisco during the Festival this year.
We had so much information under this heading that we moved it to its own page — click hear to read about Parking and Traffic at the Sausalito Art Festival!
2. The Sounds of Music
Music plays almost all day on two different stages and you'll want to arrive early if this is the focus of your visit. The main stage and seats are under a large tent, which usually fills up early. The seating is at large round tables, and people crowd into an open standing-room-only area in front of the stage, blocking the view from the front tables. Lawn chairs are not allowed. You can see our complete list of 2015 bands and musicians and the schedule here.
Insiders Tip: There's also a special children's entertainment area for younger kids, with its own scheduled musical programs. It's located past the big music tent, on the lawn between the Bay Model and the Bay.
Insiders Tip: I've seen some of my favorite bands on the big stage here, but IMHO there are times when the small Artists Stage performances are better than the people in the main tent.
3. What's Allowed
Pets have to stay home: Only working service animals are allowed on the grounds. Our Editor Miss T is terribly disappointed.
Chairs, food and beverages (see below) are not allowed inside the Festival grounds. Apart from the music performance tent there are not a lot of places to sit down, so plan accordingly.
4. The Mysterious Non-Musical Big Tent
A great treat back for this year is the Educational Tall Ship Shipbuilding Facility, located in a large tent near the Festival entrance. It's open to Festival goers, and you'll see them building a traditional wooden sailing ship right here in Sausalito for sailing training and youth activities.
I've always heard that people pay dearly for going to Hell,
but I didn't realize they were referring to the parking!
5. Two Wheels are Better than Four
Bikes get free valet parking. It's hosted by the Marin County Bicycle Coalition, and they're waiting to help you near the main Festival entry gates, with the bikes parked between the Bay Model and the hillside below Bridgeway. Bikes may not be brought inside the Festival.
I've worked in jobs where it felt like this.
6. So Many Ferries, So Little Time
The Golden Gate Ferry that sails from the pier in downtown Sausalito offers expanded service over the Festival weekend, and special Blue and Gold fleet Sausalito Art Festival ferries sail directly to the pier at the Festival grounds. Click here for all the ferry information and links!
7. More Ways to Ride in Style
Golden Gate Transit buses also serve the area. The three closest stops are:
1) Bridgeway at Harbor (by Mollie Stone's)
2) Bridgeway at Nevada
3) Bridgeway at Easterby (by the 7-11).
8. Weather Predicted to be Unpredictable
Sausalito's hottest days of the year often come in September. If you're not in the music performance tent or inside the Bay Model there is not a lot of shade at the Festival, and it's easy to get sunburned.
It's likely to feel hot in the open sun, and may be chilly in the shade outside the tents if the afternoon breeze comes up, so dress in layers to be ready.
9. Can You Break a $10,000 Bill for Me, Buddy?
Art prices run from a $5 necklace to a $10,000 sculpture. The variety — and the talent — are amazing, but some visitors are surprised that a majority of the items for sale are over $100 and many are over $1,000.
In addition to paintings, jewelry, photography and sculpture we've seen rugs, woven clothing, furniture, ceramic and glass serving pieces, decorative ceramics and glass, lamps and all sorts of useful items carved from wood or cast in metal.
Insiders Tip: As great as the art is at the Festival, the artists come from all over North America and only a handful are from Sausalito. Check out the ICB Artists Association, who work together in an historic local building and whose Gallery 111 in Sausalito is only about 3 blocks from the Festival grounds.
10. Foodies and Moodies
Be prepared to stand in line for a diverse mix of County Fair style food at lunch — last year we had a gyro for lunch one day and tacos the next. You cannot bring in food or beverages, and neither breakfast nor dinner are available on site.
OK, the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce Oyster Bar is not exactly County Fair food, but you get my point! (And the Chamber does a lot of good for the community, so it's a good cause!)
Many veteran fair-goers take in a hearty breakfast before they come, and stay in Sausalito to enjoy a great dinner at a local restaurant after the fair closes, allowing the evening traffic to dissipate before they head out. The food booths are run by local service organizations to support their programs, so the money goes to good causes.
Insiders Tip: Mid-day food lines can be long and slow. If you do eat at the Festival, eat a little earlier than the usual lunch crush or go for an afternoon snack.
Insiders Tip: Those volunteers at the food booths don't get paid so that the proceeds go to charity, so please be considerate to them even when the lines are long and slow.
11. In-N-Out With No Drive-Thru
There's a hand stamp so you can leave and come back, and they do check the stamps so make sure you get the stamp before leaving. Oh, and did I mention the hand stamp?
12. You Don't Have to Stand for That
Wear comfortable shoes. You'll be standing in line for drinks and food, and there are not a lot of places to sit down in the art area. There are seats in the main tent for the musical artists, but even those fill up early in the day and by the later musical performances chairs become a rare and precious commodity.
Insiders Tip: Much of the Festival is set up on asphalt and concrete surfaces (which can get very hot), but over half the artist booths are located on the grass of Marinship Park. Plan your footwear accordingly.
Insiders Tip: If you're looking for a place to sit down, go to the back area of the music tent just as one act is completing its performance. Since there's a significant gap between acts some people will get up and leave, freeing a seat for you. The number of such freed chairs, however, declines as the day goes on!
Disabled Seating: Ask Festival staff regarding any special needs and they'll be happy to get you seated. The SAF makes this a priority so don't hesitate to ask anyone who works there.
Want to see what the Art Festival area looks like when the event isn't going on? Check out the photo above, and our pages on a prior year's Art Festival Construction and on Marinship Park!
Here's the KGO TV preview from a few years ago:
Google Map Instructions: Use the "+" and "-" buttons to zoom in and out, click and grab to scroll the map, and the SAT button to see the satellite view.


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She'll brain him with that vase.
A woman who can take care of herself.
He didn't get to first vase with her.
A few years later, Copley would paint "Watson and the Shark," one of the most frightening paintings we ever saw.
"You brush the canvas, not me, smartadze."
Just paint the damn portrait, buster! I've got more to do than stand about here all day – that chocolate won't eat itself, you know. If I didn't have this vase full of tequila so I could take a swig every five minutes, I'd be a basket case already.
And stop looking at my t*ts!
Thanks for this info Arianne. i looked it up, and realised that I knew the painting (and it is pretty horrible), but not the artist or the story behind it.
It's also inspired some really interesting 'copies', many of them from children – I had a good ten minutes looking at these.
She is playing hard to get….
Joseph Gordon Levitt trying out for Mrs. Doubtfire.
"My face is up HERE, dude."
You're not wrong, Arianne! I just googled that…strewth. O.o
That is exactly what this picture conveys.
As Copley sipped on his vino
Ms. Watson thought him a meano
She said (not in jest)
"If he touches my breast
He'll wake up tomorrow in Reno."
Click-to-enlarge image can be found here, or here, or at Mr. Melcher's blog entry.
Mrs.George Watson (Elizabeth Oliver) is described by its current-location page. This has the first page of a magazine article (for $14 you can download the whole thing) which says she was a distant cousin of the artist, and an online book recounts a visit by a Colonel George Watson to the artist's home; but I can't say for sure he was her husband. The artist's Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories).
Tenth of the 13 works by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher's blog, to also appear here.
Even if he touches it up?
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Bo at Ballard Creek
Bo at Ballard Creek
Henry Holt & Company, Hardcover, 9780805093513, 278pp.
Publication Date: June 18, 2013
It's the 1920s, and Bo was headed for an Alaska orphanage when she won the hearts of two tough gold miners who set out to raise her, enthusiastically helped by all the kind people of the nearby Eskimo village.
Bo learns Eskimo along with English, helps in the cookshack, learns to polka, and rides along with Big Annie and her dog team. There's always some kind of excitement: Bo sees her first airplane, has a run-in with a bear, and meets a mysterious lost little boy.
"Bo at Ballard Creek "by Kirkpatrick Hill is an unforgettable story of a little girl growing up in the exhilarating time after the big Alaska gold rushes.
LEUYEN PHAM worked in animation before turning to children s books. She wrote and illustrated "Big Sister, Little Sister" and is the illustrator of numerous other picture books. Ms. Pham lives in San Francisco, California, with her husband.
Praise for Bo At Ballard Creek:"Endearing." - School Library Journal *"Cheerful and uncomplicated." -- The Horn Book, starred review
"A warm tale set in an Alaskan gold-mining town in 1929-30 . . . Bo is an endearing Pollyanna in a parka." -- Kirkus Reviews
"Fans of the classic Little House books, will soak in the atmosphereic look at a particular time and place. A great choice for classroom unites on the gold rush." —Booklist
Praise and Awards for The Year of Miss Agnes:
California Young Reader's Medal
Once Upon a World Children's Book Award
South Carolina Children's Book Award Nominee
Young Hoosier Book Award Nominee
"Hill has created more than just an appealing cast of characters; she introduces readers to a whole community and makes a long-ago and faraway place seem real and very much alive. This is an inspirational story about Alaska, the old and new ways, a very special teacher, and the influence that she has over everyone she meets. A wonderful read-aloud to start off the school year." —School Library Journal
"An uplifting portrait of a dedicated teacher." —Booklist
"A quiet, yet satisfying account." —Kirkus Reviews