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Iowa has a branch of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and the greatest college wrestling program of all time (the Iowa Hawkeyes, winners of 23 titles since 1975), and produced the greatest college wrestler ever (Cael Sanderson, who went 159-0 at Iowa State University), as well as the sport's most commanding figure (Dan Gable, who wrestled for Iowa State and built the Iowa dynasty as a coach). With the sport under siege by the International Olympic Committee, Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Iowa, told The Wall Street Journal that Iowa without wrestling is like "eggs without bacon." Thank goodness wrestling stayed in the Olympics — Iowa's bacon has been saved.
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Despite Idaho's vaunted distaste for the federal government, it's one of just four states where getting a permit for dumping pollutants into waterways requires dealing with the federal Environmental Protection Agency instead of the state.
That's changing under a law that quietly cleared the Idaho Legislature without a single opposing vote this year. But the change means Idaho will have to add an estimated 25 employees over the next eight years at the state Department of Environmental Quality - in a GOP-dominated state where lawmakers also spend lots of time about talking about shrinking government.
"I have to suck it up and say yes, it's worth it," said former Idaho Sen. Jim Hammond, R-Post Falls, a former Post Falls mayor who pushed persistently for the move during his three terms in the Senate. "I think it really does make more sense than letting the feds do it for us. It's a better way to control our own destiny."
Alex LaBeau, president of the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry, acted as the bill's lead sponsor this year, presenting it in the Legislature, working with the state DEQ and rounding up support.
"We don't view this as an expansion of government," said LaBeau, whose group is the state's largest business lobby. "Whether you're dealing with the EPA or the DEQ you're dealing with government, and government costs money."
LaBeau said the DEQ in recent years has built up its credibility with industry, environmental groups and lawmakers. The state agency has "the technical capacity to do it, and they have the flexibility to do it appropriately - so that's why we'd rather see that than having 25 employees for EPA being in charge of it," he said.
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A comment from another blogger about an item of mine containing another bit of poetry led me to put up this astronomy-inspired poem, by the former Poet Laureate John Masefield. It's from a cycle called Lollingdown Downs, and is actually the 12th poem in the sequence. I hope you like it.
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The UFC 156 co-main event tonight (Feb. 2, 2013) between Rashad Evans vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, which takes place at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a mixed martial arts (MMA) match up between two of the better 205-pound fighters on the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) roster.
However, it is an odd duck because a 185-pound title shot could result from it for "Suga" should he win impressively (read more on that here).
After an impressive Octagon debut where he brilliantly dissected Luis Cane via knockout, Nogueira's problem with power grapplers became a recurring factor in performances. Struggling to a razor-thin decision win over Jason Brilz, he was then decisioned by Ryan Bader and Phil Davis, with the same issues apparent -- mileage in the game, modest takedown defense and the relative resistance of opponents to submissions, compared to his earlier days in Pride FC, limited his success.
However, Nog remains a durable veteran with solid boxing and tons of experience;
Evans' task is to dictate the action and win rounds in such a fashion as to capitalize on the buzz he'd create if he dropped to Middleweight. It's a matchup that completely favors Evans, whose blend of wrestling and striking give him options aplenty to dictate the pace and style of the bout.
Check out a complete breakdown of the UFC 156 co-main event between Rashad Evans vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira below:
The Breakdown
Nog has been off since his Dec. 2011 stoppage of the faded Tito Ortiz, recovering from a knee injury, which are always tough, particularly at 36 years old after a long career. Evans' return after his five-round domination at the hands of division champion Jon Jones brings some questions, too.
How well will he perform having been completely whitewashed last April?
Evans has always been once of the best gameplanners in the sport, as his smart blend of tactics have given him considerable success that outweights his relatively modest wrestling credentials. He's also always in top condition, which will be key for him to register a big performance against what could be a Nog that fades down the stretch.
For Nog, he's definitely aware that this is a bubble fight for him to keep himself from being relegated several notches down the light-heavyweight pile. Will he take risks if he falls behind? Will he open up his strikes if he's outwrestled early and clearly loses rounds?
It won't be enough to put together a modest performance -- it's almost certain that Evans will surge ahead early, forcing a meaningful response from Nog if he's to get the win.
The Pick
Evans' striking is probably good enough to stay at least even with Nog, and maybe even hurt him. His ability to land solid shots on minimal openings is excellent, and his quickness and footwork are really solid assets. He'll flit in and out and use angles, establishing his stand up while wearing down Nog; the Brazilian has shown improved takedown defense in recent bouts, but Evans will simply keep mixing in strikes and tie-ups en route to getting it to the mat.
From there, by mid-fight, Evans will be landing hurtful ground-and-pound enough to build a clear lead on judges' cards. By the third, he'll have stunned Nog enough to mount a big closing flurry that will prompt a referee stoppage.
Evans via third-round knockout
Remember, too, that MMAmania.com will provide LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the UFC 156 PPV main card action, which is slated to start promptly at 10 p.m. ET. Up-to-the-minute updates and fight-by-fight coverage will begin to flow earlier than that, however, around 6:30 p.m. ET with the "Prelims" bouts on Facebook and FX.
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Uggla, Braves beat Strasburg, Nationals 7-4WASHINGTON (AP) - Dan Uggla and the Braves knocked around Stephen Strasburg a bit in a three-run first inning, and Atlanta helped its bid for a playoff berth by beating the Washington Nationals 7-4 Friday night.
Tim Hudson pitched into the sixth for the Braves, who had lost eight of their previous 12 games. Entering Friday, their once-hefty lead in the NL wild-card standings had dwindled to a two-game edge over St. Louis. But the win, coupled with the Cardinals' loss to the Cubs pushed the lead to three with five games left to play.
Uggla finished with three hits and two RBIs, including a run-scoring single while Strasburg (0-1) labored at the outset of the game, which began 14 minutes late because of rain. The right-hander, coming back from reconstructive elbow surgery, allowed four hits in an inning for the first time in the majors, according to STATS LLC.
Tim Hudson was later taken to a hospital to be treated for a cramp near his neck.
He gave up three runs in 5 2-3 innings to improve to 16-10.
During his final inning, the sixth, Hudson was visited on the mound by manager Fredi Gonzalez and a team trainer but stayed in the game to face four more batters.
Gonzalez said after the game that Hudson went to the hospital "to get some fluids in him" and called it "nothing serious." The manager said Hudson "has a history of" cramping.
Cubs beat Cards 5-1ST. LOUIS (AP) - Alfonso Soriano dealt the St. Louis' wild-card hopes another serious blow with his first home run of the month, a tiebreaking three-run shot in the eighth inning that sent the
Chicago Cubs over the Cardinals 5-1 Friday night.
The loss dropped the Cardinals three games behind Atlanta, which beat Washington 7-4, for the wild card. The defeat also clinched the NL Central for Milwaukee.
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2004 is turning out to be an important political year in many ways. For those on the political Left, the independent, non-Green, Ralph Nader Presidential campaign is bringing to the fore a number of important strategic and tactical issues, among them: an assessment of the danger-or not-of a second Bush administration; what our attitude should be toward progressives in the Democratic Party; the political and organizational nature of the kind of "third party" needed; and with whom in the process of party-building we should be willing to make alliances.
Democrats as Greater Evil?
I have been surprised over the past couple of days to read and hear committed leftists arguing that a Kerry administration would be "the greater evil," as one person put it in an email, compared to Bush. Two days ago in New York City Peter Camejo said, quoting directly, "Kerry will be able to do what Bush wants to do better."
I find this point of view puzzling and troubling. I appreciate where it is coming from. I have certainly felt and thought from time to time that, as the saying goes, it is better to have the wolf out in the open (the Republicans) than in sheep's clothing (the Democrats), with the apparent sheep doing the dirty work cloaked by a veneer of progressivism. But an objective comparison of what the Bushites have done compared to what was done by the Republican-lite
Indeed, Ralph Nader, the candidate of many of those on the Left who say there is virtually no distinction between the two corporate-dominated parties, has said over and over again that his primary reason for running is to "retire Bush," to "open a second front" of the anti-Bush campaign. Although his tactics in doing so are extremely problematic (see below), the fact that he has been so consistent on this point has apparently not influenced many of his supporters on the Left who see virtually no difference between the Dems and Reps. It is a strange thing to observe.
Democrats Far From Monolithic
I think we need to open up a national discussion about the nature of the Democratic Party and, indeed, what is happening within it as far as an upsurge among progressive Democrats angry at its leadership's collaboration with Republicans. One example is what happened in October of 2002 when, because of the massive grassroots pressure of the peace movement, 156 members of Congress voted against giving Bush the authority to go to war against
Another example is the fact that, of the 55 or so members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (some of whom are solidly progressive, others not so much) not a single one is a Republican.
And of course there is the phenomenon of the Howard Dean movement and the reality that the political tone of the Democratic Party debates in the last half of 2003 and early 2004 was much more progressive than we saw in 1999-2000.
A progressive political party that does not take these realities into account in determining strategy, or worse, which acts and speaks as if these facts are not facts, will be a political party that is marginal and of little effect.
My 29 years of involvement in organizations committed to the building of an alternative to the Democrats and Republicans has convinced me that there are three mutually reinforcing, overall tasks which we must be about if we are to ever get to the point of having a progressive party which can actually challenge for power:
1) We must run candidates on "third party" lines and build independent organizations engaged in grassroots organizing around the issues affecting working people. We need candidates willing to stand up and be crystal clear about their allegiance to the interests of the people and our seriously endangered ecosystem and not the corporate-dominated parties, able to demonstrate that there is a base of voting support for independent candidacies. As much as possible there should be connections between the electoral and the non-electoral activity.
2) We must be about the process of changing the electoral rules-of-the-game. We must move from winner-take-all to the use of instant runoff voting and, longer-term, proportional representation. We need public financing of elections. These are the two electoral reforms that can do the most to open up the political system to those who have been historically disenfranchised.
3) At the same time, we must pay careful attention to the struggle within the Democratic Party between its progressive and Democratic Leadership Council wings. We need to maintain our connections with those with whom we share generally similar positions on the issues (as in the Kucinich and Sharpton campaigns). Over time, if we do our first two tasks well, there will be an increasing number of Democrats who become former Democrats as they come over to our side. At some point we can expect a major rupture between the progressive and DLC wings and the possibility of a massive, new independent force emerging if we keep building political pressure from the outside, demanding that the Democrats take progressive positions, which in many cases they will either not do or do to a minimal extent.
Political and Organizational Principles
There are certain principles, however, that must undergird our efforts. Politically, our independent political movement and its organizational expressions must be against racism, sexism, homophobia and ageism. We must oppose corporate globalization and imperialism which widens the gulf between the super-rich tiny minority and the vast world majority. We must oppose militarism and wars of occupation for national or corporate domination. We must support various efforts to democratize our political and economic system, including the strengthening of the right of workers to organize. We must call for a crash program to move immediately from the use of fossil fuels to clean energy sources. We must build our movement and its organizations in a fully democratic way.
One would think that these would not be controversial points among progressives. Most are not. But the sad fact is that, based upon the platform put forward on his website (www.votenader.com), Ralph Nader's campaign is seriously deficient when it comes to issues of racism and sexism.
As of Monday, March 29th, over a month after Nader announced his plans to run as an independent, his "Ralph Nader Stands with the People" website section takes no positions on a number of basic issues of importance to communities of color and women. Among them:
Police brutality. Affirmative action. Reparations. Immigration and immigrant rights. Reproductive rights. Violence against women. Racial profiling of African Americans and Latinos. Land loss by Black farmers. Native American treaty rights and issues.
Sprinkled throughout this platform are references to race/culture and gender issues in the context of the overall progressive populist character of the platform. Nader, to his credit, does specifically refer, in the context of his opposition to the Patriot Act, to "Americans of Arab descent and Muslim-Americans feeling the brunt of these dragnet, arbitrary practices." He calls the death penalty "racially and class unfair." He spells out the higher rates of unemployment for African Americans and Latinos. He uses the words "environmental racism" in the context of his environmental plank. He calls for "equal pay for women, childcare." But that's about it.
During Nader's 2000 Presidential campaign he was much better on issues of specific concern to people of color and women. One of the major reasons for this was that, during and after his 1996 effort, he was criticized both from within and outside the Greens for his refusal to address any issue other those which were about corporate power, by and large. It appears that, regrettably, Ralph did not internalize those criticisms and that the much better politics of 2000 had more to do with the platform and input of the Green Party on whose line he was running.
Organizationally, the Nader Presidential campaign has been set up as a completely top-down operation controlled by one man, rather than emerging as a result of the Green Party's internally democratic political process.
Questionable Alliances
Nader says that the reason he had to go independent and not participate in the Green Party's internal process was because the national convention is happening too late. But the fact is that Nader was consulted before that date was set; he was given three possible dates it could happen; and he chose the latest dates, the ones on which it is happening, the same last weekend in June as the 2000 Green Party convention in
I have come to the conclusion that, most likely, the major reasons for Nader's decision not to run as a Green were political concerns about the Greens' wholistically progressive set of positions and organizational concerns that he would have to "share power" with others he would not personally choose for his Presidential campaign organization.
Instead, Ralph has brought into his campaign people like Pat Choate, key Pat Buchanan backer in 2000, Russell Verney, key organizational operative for Ross Perot, and members of the completely opportunistic and divisive Fred Newman/Lenora Fulani/New
Strategically, he has prioritized outreach to alienated Republicans, conservative independents and the Reform Party constituency as his contribution to getting Bush out of office. Perhaps this helps to explain his serious weaknesses on issues of racism and sexism.
So far the evidence of every poll that I have seen is that Nader is wrong when he says that he will be attracting more Republican than Democratic votes. The latest one, as this is being written, is a Zogby poll from a week ago which shows Kerry ahead of Bush in a two-person race, 48-46, but tied when Nader is included, 46-46-3.
Even if Nader turns out to be right on this question, what is he building for the long haul, other than a personal following? The Green Party and independent progressives should not be aligning themselves within a political party-like campaign with people and political forces like Choate, Verney and Newman. Such an alliance, if it happened, would be a classic example of an unstable and seriously problematic tactical alliance that will go nowhere afterwards. On issues like electoral reform, fine, but these are not the political forces we should be aligning with as we work towards a strong and principled independent political party. Our focus should be on outreach to and the building of working relationships with activists in communities of color, the women's movement, working-class based community organizations, groups like the Labor Party, lgbt people-in other words, with constituencies which are generally progressive.
No-Name Candidacies
So what do I think we should do in 2004?
I have been publicly writing and saying for a year and a half that the Green Party should run a Presidential candidate in 2004. I was open to Nader being such a candidate until I heard him speak in mid-December and began to realize that this was a different person than the one I actively supported in 2000. I did what I could to urge Cynthia McKinney to run, but she ultimately decided not to. So since the beginning of the year I have been supporting former Green Party national counsel David Cobb (www.votecobb.org).
I support David because he has put building the Green Party, the consistently progressive Green Party, as his top agenda item if he is chosen as the GP Presidential candidate. He has also prioritized running his campaign in a way which contributes to getting Bush out of office. He openly supports what he calls a "strategic states" campaign, a much preferable option to working with ex-Reform Party types and prioritizing outreach to Republicans and conservative independents.
Some call David a "no name" candidate. I suppose he is, compared to Nader's name recognition, ability to get national press and ability to raise money. If those are the primary considerations, then David is not your candidate.
I know something about "no name" candidacies. I was one in 2002 when I ran as the Green Party of New Jersey's candidate for U.S. Senate against corrupt Bob Torricelli and multi-millionaire Doug Forrester. I was virtually unknown by the
Then Torricelli dropped out in late September and the Democrats brought in relative "white knight" Frank Lautenberg, a popular, former three-term U.S. Senator, to replace him. My poll numbers went down to 1% and I ended up with 1.2%, 25,000 votes.
But then came 2003, and the defection because of my campaign, as he explained it, of Democratic State Assemblyman Matt Ahearn to the Green Party. Over the course of 2003, as the state coordinator, I worked with Matt and others in the GPNJ leadership organizing workshops and providing support to prospective candidates, and we ended up with 49 Green Party candidates. 39 were candidates for state assembly and senate, a huge increase over the last state election, and the average percentage of the vote was twice as high as the last comparable election. Many of our municipal candidates got double-digit percentages, some in the mid-thirties.
So my "no name" candidacy seems to have had a very positive impact in building the Green Party of New Jersey.
It's time for the Green Party to move beyond its Ralph Nader phase. Ralph has done much over the past seven years to help us get to this point, but a positive has turned into a likely negative. There are over 200 Green Party members elected to local office throughout the country. Nader had little to do with the vast majority of those victories. He has made his decision that he is taking another road in 2004. Let's forge our own, one true to our political principles and commitment to democracy.
Ted Glick is the National Coordinator of the Independent Progressive Politics Network (www.ippn.org), although these ideas are solely his own. To contact him write to [email protected] or


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This King Mackerel was caught on the "Top Gun" this last week off Miami.
Captain Nel was busy catching and releasing an 8 pound baby boy (future Top Gun mate) so Captain Dave Brown ran the "Top Gun" for a half day fishing charter. The angler, Jamie Major from Alberta Canada subdued the fish in 45 minutes. Mario Valladares, full time mate on the "Top Gun" drove his trusty custom gaff perfectly in the head but did not dare swing the big fish over the gunnels just in case.
Captain Dave came down from the flying bridge and opened the transom door and beast was brought aboard.
It was caught on a Daiwa BG60 spooled with 20 pound test line.
The fish was weighed by Jack on the Crook and Crook certified scale. Total weight 58.5 pounds.
We know Jack has seen a lot of big kings but he said it was the biggest king he had ever seen.
I am sorry I missed it but it was well worth it. I am very proud of the Captain Dave and Super Mario.
This King Mackerel was caught on the "Top Gun" this last week off Miami.


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on Sep 9, 2007 at 11:50 am
Very good! I liked the Lucky stores, and used to shop there all the time.
Now get rid of the LCD TV screens blasting advertisements in my face in the checkout line, and hire more checkers to replace the "do-it-yourself" registers, and I'd probably start shopping there again.
on Sep 10, 2007 at 12:13 am
I came to California just before all the Lucky stores became Albertsons. I have to say that the name "Lucky" really seemed tacky to me so I never shopped there until they changed their name to "Albertsons". Anyway, I prefer Whole Foods, Trader Joes and Safeway.
on Sep 11, 2007 at 2:27 pm
I'm with Dave on the matter regarding flat screen tv's in the check out line. They have no place being there. In fact, I recently went into the new Lucky store at Grant and El Camino and they are no longer there. Thank goodness. I didn't like being assaulted by them. I do not need to be entertained while I'm waiting in line. What's wrong with being alone with my thoughts? I can't believe which way tis world is going. No wonder we have so many more cases of ADHD reported. We've lost our focus.


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What about SPF? SPF, or sun protection factor, is a number that denotes how effectively a sunscreen will protect your skin from UVB rays. (It doesn't measure UVA protection.) The higher the number, the longer lasting the protection, no matter what type of sunscreen it is. An SPF of 15, for example, roughly means it will take you 15 times as long to develop a sunburn as it would without wearing sunscreen.
Sheu, Friedman and Hanson agree that an SPF of around 30 is the magic number. Sunscreens with higher SPFs can create a false sense of security and lead users to stay in the sun too long.
Do higher SPFs mean more potentially worrisome chemicals in the sunblock? Higher SPF means a sunscreen has a higher concentration of a given UV-filtering ingredient, or more UV filters mixed together; those are the two ways you get the high SPF.
Whatever you choose and however you use it, any sunscreen is better than none at all, Friedman says. "The bottom line is there's an unequivocal, worldwide rise in the incidence of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer," he says. "So the most important thing we can do is protect ourselves from the sun."


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CATEGORIES Horror, Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, CinematicalAnd you thought Carrie White had it bad. Being drenched in pig's blood is no fun, but at least she makes it to her prom. That's not the case for poor Brent (Xavier Samuel) in Sean Byrne's The Loved Ones. Brent is having a tough time recovering from the death of his father, but does have the support of his girlfriend Holly (Victoria Thaine). The trouble is, there's another girl at school who wants to make Brent's troubles disappear, but when he turns down Lola's (Robin McLeavy) invitation to the prom, she winds up increasing his discomfort tenfold.
Torture films typically rub me then wrong way and after The Human Centipede I've practically sworn off the subgenre entirely, but between the festival buzz surrounding and this enticingly terrifying trailer, the only thing holding me back from The Loved Ones is that there's no US release. The film did acquire distribution in Australia, which is why we've got this trailer, but that's just not going to be enough for us here in the states.
It's really quite surprising a film like this wouldn't have domestic distribution companies drooling all over it. With franchise like Saw flourishing despite diminishing quality, folks here in the US have a particularly strong taste for kidnap and torture flicks. As a matter of fact, how about we do away with Saw 3D The Traps Come Alive all together and put The Loved Ones in its place? According to our own Erik Childress' review from back in March when the film showed at South By Southwest, it should have wider appeal than you'd expect. He calls it "a genuinely crafty surprise" and points out that while it does have a handful of gory moments, it knows when to ditch the visuals and let the soundtrack handle the suspense.
Get a glimpse of what all of the talk is about in the film's new trailer after the jump.
My apologies to our readers and to Ms. Nemiroff, who has not yet seen The Loved Ones, and is therefore unaware that this is perhaps the most spoiler-tastic trailer ever produced. As someone who's seen the film twice, and quite enjoyed it, I thought it my responsibility to remove the embed clip from the site. We simply want the horror fans to see this fine flick without key points being spoiled. If you simply don't care, that's cool. Check out the trailer right here at Twitch. Don't say I didn't warn you. -- Scott Weinberg, Managing Editor, Cinematical


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It is appropriate that a person from
The case of Hicks offers us a glimpse into the Kafkaesque netherworld of detentions, kidnappings, torture and show trials that is now, internationally, the shameful signature of the Bush administration. Hicksâ€â"¢ passage through this sham process affords us all an opportunity to demand the closure of
The Pentagon claims that Hicks was in Afghanistan fighting against the United States, then was apprehended by the Northern Alliance in late 2001 while fleeing to Pakistan. After transfer to
During his five years of detention, people fought for Hicks. His father, Terry Hicks, traveled to the
Even the U.S. Supreme Court, the body that appointed Bush president in 2000, agreed that the prisoners must have some access to habeas corpus, the right to challenge oneâ€â"¢s imprisonment. This central tenet of Western law, established in the Magna Carta in 1215, has been thrown out the window, along with the Geneva Conventions, by Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Gonzales and others.
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|Harold modified it into a hearse! (and it looked great too)
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|Then they threw it off a cliff at the end of the movie. Well done!
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|You already guessed it: The conversion was made for the movie and they just did it once. When you see that scene in the movie, you´ll notice that the picture freezes for a few seconds. People often ask themselves: "WHY did they do that instead of just showing the car falling down continuously? What the hell might be the purpose of that freezed image?"
The simple answer: It was an incident which occured due to a technical failure of one of the cameras (they were all linked to one another). As they only had one Jaguar hearse, they couldn´t do another shot of the Jag falling down the cliff. That´s why they had to leave this slightly injured scene in the film - being lucky that the cameras had not completely ceased recording at that moment.
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|This should have been a good inspiration for Jaguar to make a splendid "Break de chasse" on E-type chassis (as Volvo 1900 ES or Reliant Scimitar GTE)
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|It could have inspired this, though: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Jaguar_XJS_Eventer
(Actually I thought there was one, but I was mixing it up with the above.)
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|I'm not sure if power windows were optional on the '71 XKE because when it shows Bud Cort rolling down the window to stick his head out, It looks like this Jag has power windows, Maybe they were custom fitted to this car or maybe the window cranks on the XKE are so smooth in operation, That it makes it seem like this Jag has power windows, I couldn't see any movements inside that suggest turning a hand crank, So this Jag definitely has power windows it looks like.


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For several weeks, members of the Service Employees International Union Local One have been protesting Mayor Rahm Emanuel at his North Side home, the airport, and City Hall.
The union is angry with City Hall's decision to contract out hundreds of union custodial jobs ad is fighting a new cleaning contract awarded at O'Hare. Now, it appears the fight is getting personal.
FOX 32 News obtained a copy of an SEIU plan to spend a half million dollars for what the union calls, "taking on the millionaires' mayor."
"In the coming months, the national news will be dominated by these types of stories. We feel strongly that Rahm Emanuel can be made the national 'poster child' for neo-liberals who are hell-bent on adopting these regressive policies."
The document spells out how the half million dollars will be spent to wage the public relations campaign, even setting aside money for "schwag."
Northwestern University labor expert Zev Eigen says the union has every right to attack the mayor, but the tactics here carry a risk.
"I don't think it's surprising," Eigen says. "It could look like it's crossing the line. It could look like it's going beyond what an organization like SEIU should be doing in the public sphere."
In a statement, a City Hall spokesperson says: "It is very unfortunate that the SEIU leadership has decided to spend a half million dollars on an investigation to smear the mayor instead of focusing their attention on helping their members, organizing the new janitors at O'Hare or providing other important job resources."
An SEIU spokesman told FOX 32 News they stand by this game plan of attacking the mayor as long as he's attacking their jobs. Of course, Mayor Emanuel has run a few campaigns himself and isn't known for backing down from a fight.
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A DeKalb County judge declared a partial mistrial in the case of a martial arts instructor accused of molesting an 11-year-old girl.
Authorities charged Adrian Spellen with molesting the girl inside his Powerkicks Martial Arts Studio in 2011. He was found not guilty on one of the three counts. The judge declared a mistrial on the two other counts.An earlier trail against Spellen also ended in a mistrial.
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its possible, Feb 23, 2013
|reviewer: D. C. from Brick, New Jersey
|If you loved the original with Leslie Ann Warren, you will
love this show. Costumes are great. Especially changing
from rags to a beautiful ball gown. Stepsisters were very
funny. Fairy godmother wonderful voice. The only thing i
wished if the actors portraying Cinderella and Prince sang a
bit louder. It is not the Disney version. I wouldn't
recommend it for young children. I loved it, just like the
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Amazing, Feb 25, 2013
|reviewer: Loved it from Lubbock. Texas
|We have watched numerous broadway productions and loved
this one! While I went with my husband, we remarked
numerous times how much our 4 year old daughter would
have loved it. It is not the exact Disney remake and I didn't
expect it to be. The performers were amazing and the set was
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A truly magical Broadway musical!, Feb 25, 2013
|reviewer: Tony from Washington DC.
|This show was amazing. The actors were top notch, the sets and costumes were amazing, songs were amazing, of course from R&H, the choreography and direction was very well done, and the updated book by Douglas Carter Beane was funny and lighthearted in the right ways. The transformations alone are worth the ticket price. Take your children and take them with you to see what a real Broadway musical looks like. Run don't walk
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All Ages Astonished, Feb 26, 2013
|reviewer: Scott from York, PA
|I saw the production with my family this weekend -- all of whom are familiar with the 1950s/1960s versions of the R&H production -- and from 11 years old to 73 years old, we all absolutely LOVED it -- my 11-year-old niece sitting next to me actually gasped in awe countless times throughout the show! Laura Osnes was born to play the role of Cinderella, and Victoria Clark's fairy godmother was sung and acted beautifully. Harriet Harris and Ann Harada were charming as the "evil" characters, and Santino Fontana was great as the prince. I'm not sure what show some of the negative reviewers saw, but it certainly wasn't the same one I saw. This show should be around for a long time -- one of the best family-friendly shows running in New York right now.
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If it ain't broke why make flawed atttempts to fix it, Feb 27, 2013
|reviewer: Paisley from Long Island, New York
|I saw the show opening night with a friend, a generation gap between us. The costumes,cast, singing voices (the announcer: The Prince is having a ball... was a standout.)sets, orchestra, lighting and special effects truly rated a 5! However, the needless "updating" was ridiculous. The "updates" were stolen from Harry Potter,(yes, the Brothers Grimm did it first and best)It was a nice touch that one of the step sisters wasn't much of a bad egg after all, but the scene stealing Ann Harada's step sister was a rip off of Melissa Mc Carthy's "Bridesmaids' character. For young girls growing up with this version of the prince, I feel sorry for them. The Prince is clueless, and needs Ella to clue him into what's really going on in his kingdom.Rodgers and Hammerstein, people not Disney. If being a 21st century sophisticate means stealing from other works and throwing in political garbage, count me out. Cinderella is a FAIRY TALE, don't we live with enough reality these days.
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On Wednesday, for the third time, owner Patrick Henson left City Hall disappointed after the City Council once again shot down his request for a permit.
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It seems pretty cute to think about the time when "Safety Not Guaranteed" helmer Colin Trevorrow was rumored to direct "Star Wars: Episode 7," but another mammoth sequel is now in his lap, with fanboy expectations that will certainly be very high.
Though Steven Spielberg was briefly rumored today in certain corners (he's still producing), it's Trevorrow who has emerged to direct "Jurassic Park IV." This is a massive jump from little indie to mega-franchise, but it's not entirely a shock. He's made impressions with the right people, with Disney already tapping him to write and direct their "Flight Of The Navigator" remake. And with Trevorrow teasing last year that he was involved with a project with some "mythology" behind it, perhaps this was it.
And this is moving very fast. NOLA reports that Universal has already booked studio space in Baton Rouge from April to November, and with a date set for June 14, 2014 it looks like we're going to be hearing a lot more about this very soon. Is Trevorrow the right guy for this? Does it even matter if people just want to see dinosaurs smashing shit? If you can't wait until then, "Jurassic Park 3D" brings you the original in your face, on April 5th.
wohdin | March 15, 2013 4:23 PM
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Joe | March 15, 2013 12:26 AM
Triny, it doesn't begin shooting next month. They have booked the space which will probably take two to three months to set up before they begin filming.
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Hopefully he'll cast Aubrey Plaza and it will be called Jurassic Parks & Recreations
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So this movie starts shootint next month, but still doesn't have a cast and just got a director? Yeah, this won't be a disaster at all.
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Holy shit! Pretty insane news. I remember in 2002 when his first short film was making the pre-youtube internet rounds: http://youtu.be/NHnCXQld6d4
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Gloucester, MA — Helen W. (Woodall) Blanchard, 93, of Gloucester, wife of the late William E. Blanchard Jr., passed away on Wednesday evening, July 10, 2013, at the Seacoast Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
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While working as a civilian employee at Chanute Field in Illinois during World War II, she met and married William E. Blanchard, Jr., who was a Captain in the U.S. Army Air Corps and stationed at Chanute. They moved to Gloucester when the war ended to live and raise their family.
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