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Stephanie Miller Show Decries Media Coverage of Edwards Trial: 'They're Scared of Fox News'
On Wednesday's edition of The Stephanie Miller show on "progressive" radio and Current TV, Miller and her impressionist sidekick Jim Ward expressed "how frustrating the mainstream media can be" for treating the John Edwards mistress-payments trial as a serious, newsworthy matter instead of just dismissing the whole thing as a "lousy case."
But then it got funnier when they said the media failed on the Edwards trial because, as Ward said, "They're afraid of Fox News." Yes, we're sure the liberal media were shaking in their fancy boots:
MILLER: The Justice Department announced yesterday it will give up its criminal case against John Edwards. Good. Melanie Sloan of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics says, as noted by nearly very campaign finance lawyer who considered the matter, this was a lousy case.
Can I just say I think that goes to our friend was just talking about how frustrating the mainstream media can be? Cause they're so afraid of being seen as liberal, I think they go too far the other direction, obviously, and I think I have to say the Justice Department, they did the same thing cause they knew they would be seen as being biased if it didn't prosecute John Edwards and it was a lousy case. Like of course he's a dirt bag, but it's like -- (Ward interrupts)
JIM WARD: But they're afraid of Fox News.
MILLER: Right, they're afraid tha,t you know, Fox News would go 'Oh my God,' you know, so I think they went out of their way to say oh yes, see, we're being even-handed, we prosecute both sides.
The openly gay Miller further elaborated on Edwards -- and the inherent unreliability of male politicians and their sex organs -- in an online commentary on June 2:
Speaking just for myself, I think he's a sleazebag who lied, fathered a child out of wedlock then denied that she was his, and cheated on his wife who was dying of cancer. But hey, judge not, less ye be judged, right?
Here's the problem: when he was running for president in 2008, Edwards eloquently articulated the message of the "Two Americas," his description of the fundamental problem of income inequality in our nation. He was right, of course. What makes me so sad is that John Edwards' important message is now being dismissed by the National Enquirer as mere rhetoric, no more sincere than his protestations of fidelity to Elizabeth.
What can we learn from the John Edwards experience? That all politicians — despite what they would have us believe – are human. The important thing is to believe in our own values and hold our elected officials to a standard, not of sainthood, but of political accountability. They need to do what they say in their jobs, even if they screw up in their personal lives. We are are not electing kings, divine though that would be. Our job is to hold their feet to the fire for the promises they make.
Penises will always go where they will. That's why women always make better elected officials.
Happy Weekend!
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Imagine if the shoe was on the other foot
Submitted by CO2Maker on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 6:44am.
Vaginas will always do what they do, and once a month a woman will be weakened and her judgment impaired. That's why men always make better leaders.
Oh yeah, that'll go over well. If any male reporter ever posted that on a blog, he'd hear the >whoosh< sound of the blowtorches and flamethrowers being turned on.
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shoe on the other foot
Submitted by paulnashtn on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 9:21am.
wish I had said that :-)
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"Scared of Fox News"
Submitted by zenman1661 on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 8:13am.
Its a nice thought, but considering how many other news subjects the liberal media ignores that Fox covers, it had to be it was a tabloid sex scandal that drew them in to report on it.
Her last paragraph is absolutely correct about holding politician's feet to the fire. Even if we get the Presidency and Congress back, the Tea Party will have to stand on all Republican's throats to make sure they don't revert to what they do when they think they can get away with it.
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You could have stopped
Submitted by John21 on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 8:15am.
You know you could have stopped your commentary about these moonbats after you said they were involved with Current TV, the Moonbat Network.
That automatically tells the reader that we are talking about a very far left Kool-Aid addicted talking head with little or no knowledge of reality.
That automatically tells the reader that we are talking about someone that is uninterested in honesty or integrity.
That automatically tells the reader that we are talking about someone with limited independent thought processes.
That automatically tells the reader that we are talking about someone that still believes in the DNC Unicorn solving the world's problems with fairy dust and unicorn farts.
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She's never been funny. I've
Submitted by cristo on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 9:22am.
She's never been funny. I've listened to her countless times on the radio to find out what the deal is with her, and she's just not funny. That quick interview she gave at the celeb party (click on the "openly gay" link above) is an example of her humor. She grins loudly and says, "Sorry" a lot. "Peace, love tie-dye," she says. "I just had my tongue in Chris Matthew's ear, sorry you missed it" "I love you, lesbian crew, and I mean that in a really gay way." "Sorry - forced grin"
She a laugh a minute.
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Hung Jury is not Innocent...
Submitted by bigdaddy on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 9:45am.
...when the jury votes 10-2 or 11-1 to convict, that is not really a vindication of "Johnny Slick"...
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Can't believe you said "hung" jury, Biggie.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 10:04am.
... but on that note, she says, "Penises will always go where they will."
Obviously she is a LuGButT. Penises will go where they are ALLOWED TO GO, usually by a WOMAN, except in the case of rape.
An old saying kind of sums it up; "When it comes to sex, women need a reason. Men just need an opportunity."
Whether they are in office or in a cloak room, women can control the world if they want to.
Just think! Without the great journalistic work of The National Enquirer, we could have had "Johnny Slick" in the "Whyte House," with Rielle assuming the position of Monika under the Oval Office desk pulling the handle of power in the world.
Is that a scary thought or what?
PS. It's all my fault. Years ago, when Johnny Boy was just a senator, I was driving down a road to a party at one of his neighbors. It was almost dark, and I moved over for a jogger to pass by. As I passed, I saw who it was, and said to my wife, "I should have run over the son of a bitch, and saved us all a lot of trouble." Boy, was that an understatement.
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Hay Bubba....
Submitted by bigdaddy on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 10:11am.
....I'm a huuge fan of the movie "Blazing Saddles" and I'm always looking for a way to work "schnicklegruber" into one of my rants....
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... and you have succeeded. Biggie!!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 11:35am.
Are you calling the rat bastard Fascist, a Fascist!
Good one you.
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Ummm, Tim?
Submitted by almostacowboy on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 11:09am.
Couldn't you find anyone more obscure than Miller?
Stephanie who?
With CNN's viewership during primetime at 500K (counting everyone over the age of 2) what could Current's viewership possibly be? 50K? 25K?
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Submitted by liberalsarefunny on Fri, 06/15/2012 - 12:00pm.
Who or what is a Stephanie Miller??
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Registration is from 8:30 to 9 a.m. on the second floor of the Angell College Center. Speakers include Dr. Taher Zandi, director of the Center for Intergenerational Studies and Programs and director of the Northeastern New York Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center; Jennifer Hall, DO, psychiatrist at Fletcher Allen Health Center; and Mary Moncrieff, board certified dance/movement therapist with the American Dance Therapy Association.
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Cape Harbour Marina View Designer Furnished Condo in Cape Coral
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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Enjoy this high end designer complemented 10th floor condo with views of the Marina and out to the
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Shops and boutiques.
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Entertainment Tuesdays and Fridays at the Joint.
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December thru March $3,000
April thru November negotiable
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Top things to do in Cape Coral
- Great Boating for fishing or sight seeing
- Tuesday Night Band at the Joint
- Golfing at Coral Oaks or Royal Tee
Top things to do on a budget
- Check out Cape Coral Yactch Club
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- Sunsplash waterpark
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Stunning Mountain Home - Private on 18+ Acres - Sleeps 22 in Estes Park
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5
- sleeps 20
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
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rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,400 - $ 5,600 / week
vacation rental description
Stunning Mountain Home with incredible views– Absolutely Private on 18+ Acres surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest (Sleeps 22 in beds).
Enjoy the solitude of hiking trails or just relax and rejuvenate your body and soul right out the door. Located just 3.4 miles from Estes Park City Limits, this luxurious mountain home was built in 2005. With just over 5,000 square feet of living space this home has been completely refurnished and redecorated.
Savor the privacy, stunning Rocky Mountain views, and convenience to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park at our newer passive-solar mountain home. Kick back with a steaming cup of coffee and enjoy exceptional views through a wall of windows in the great room, lounging on the spacious decks or from the hot tub.
Our house is perfect for romantic retreats, working vacations, family gatherings, weddings, anniversaries, and personal or holiday celebrations, with plenty of open spaces for entertaining. Our home has new furnishings and kitchen, beds, and baths are fully stocked. Wireless Internet and Unlimited long distance are included.
Master Bedroom King Suite on main floor includes jetted tub, walk in closet and access to hot tub deck. Main floor King Bedroom with bath across hall and upper level King Bedroom Suite are two additional private accommodations. Three Queen Bedrooms each with additional beds are located on the lower level. All bedrooms are equipped with satellite TV. Additional beds (including upgraded sleeper sofas with memory foam mattresses) are located in the loft and lower level family room. Lower level has family room/game room with partial kitchen (sink, fridge, wine fridge), games, etc. Laundry is available on main and lower level.
Floor plan is available upon request. We are a "Smoke-Free" Property.
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Julie Norton 9312152277
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- Amenities
- Dryer : Lower and Main Level Laundry
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- Garage : Heated Garage
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Gas Fireplace
- Off Street Parking
- Linens Provided
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- Beds
- Convertible Bed
- Child Bed
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- Bunk Bed
- King Bed (3)
- Queen Bed (5)
- Twin/Single Bed (6)
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV (8) : DirecTV in all bedrooms, Great Room and Family Room
- Private Hot Tub : Large 6 seat hot tub overlooking the mountains
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High Season 2014 $5,450/week or $855/nt 2015 $5,600/week or $875/nt High Season 1 week minimum (Sunday-Sunday) May 1-Sept 30 Low Season 2014 $4,400/week or $700/nt 2015 $4,500/week or $725/nt Low Season Oct 1-April 30 (Min. 2 Day) Venue Fees apply for Weddings and other large group functions. Christmas, New Years and Thanksgiving......High Season Rates - 4 night minimum Rates are based on use of the entire house. 3.5% convenience fee for credit cards on PayPal. ALL RENTALS....................subject to $300 cleaning fee and 3.7% tax
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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South Georgia Medical Center is recognized as the number one spine surgery center in the state.
Wednesday health officials gathered at the Valdosta hospital for a ceremony to celebrate the recognition from Healthgrades.
SGMC is also in the top 10-percent in the nation for spine care.
The hospital's five star rating means patients have a 61-percent lower risk of experiencing a complication while in the hospital.
"Even though the view that it's a small community hospital that people want to leave town and go somewhere else, we can provide as good as service and even better than the majority of hospitals, even academic centers," said spine surgeon, Hitham Khalil.
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Sea Breeze-Oceanfront/Beautifully decorated/ Value! in Ponte Vedra Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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$ 4,000 - $ 5,300 / month
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The Sea Breeze
Welcome to your home on the beach...
This totally remodeled and refurnished in the latest beach decor condo
in the heart of Ponte Vedra is truly the best of the best. And right
now, it is priced below market rates. Walk into this spacious bright
and airy Living Room with a fireplace and breathtaking view of the
ocean through an expansive lanai that can be enjoyed screened in,
glassed in or wide open. Comfortably sleeps four to six (including a
sofa bed). Games for all. Telescope for star gazing. Private beach
access, laundry room and more will make this your favorite vacation spot.
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It's all here. Large flat screen TV (with cable), fireplace, DVD and
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James Meade, 53, was charged with felony delivery of controlled substance with additional charges pending, and Francis Ross, 35, of Chesapeake was charged with capias prostitution.
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Some government reports deserve to collect dust on a shelf, but people interested in Bellingham history will want to take a gander at a new city document.
Thanks to a $10,000 state grant, Bellingham has surveyed 286 downtown buildings that are more than 50 years old. Along with photographs and details about the buildings, the survey says whether each building might be eligible for the city, state or federal register of historic places.
While details vary depending on which level of government you're talking about, owners of historic buildings that make one or more register can reap tax benefits and other incentives to help them fix up their property while respecting its historic look.
Katie Franks, the city planner in charge of the survey, said Bellingham doesn't want to arm-twist property owners into listing their buildings as historic, whether alone or as part of a historic district. Rather, the survey explains the possible benefits of doing so and indicates which buildings might make the cut.
"It's to provide a leg up," Franks said, "if people want to list their buildings."
History buffs also might enjoy the report's 17-page summary of the development of downtown Bellingham, from pioneer days to the 1960s. The report also includes a hefty dose of early downtown photos from Whatcom Museum's great photo collection.
The survey coincidentally yet nicely supplements a larger project to update Bellingham's master plan for downtown. During several events to gather public ideas, people often said historic buildings are a valuable asset for downtown.
"It was the No. 1 level of agreement in our survey," said Darby Cowles, the city planner overseeing the master plan.
Draft documents for the new master plan should be ready for public scrutiny early next year before going to the Planning and Development Commission for review and, later, to the City Council for possible approval.
For the update, Franks interviewed building owners about what has worked well and what has worked poorly when they remodel older buildings, including historic ones. Proposals soon will be developed to help property owners attract more businesses downtown while, the city hopes, preserving their buildings' historic appeal. The nature of those proposals is still in the works.
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"The Mountain Runners" - the locally made, award-winning documentary about the Mount Baker Marathon in the early 1900s - is now available on DVD for $19.99.
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The 90-minute film directed by Bellingham's Todd Warger and by Jet City Films founder Brian Young tells the memorable story of the marathon, which was held 1911 through 1913 and inspired today's Ski to Sea Race.
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By: Brittany Paris
It's been days since a super typhoon ripped through the Philippines. Thousands are dead and living conditions are dire for survivors.
Right now, relief groups are working hard to get food and supplies to those in need. Make no mistake, the need for food is going to be an ongoing struggle.
Typhoon Haiyan ripped through the country nearly a week ago. Now, countless people are homeless, hungry and thirsty.
Allen More lives in Lincoln, but his fiance is in the Philippines right now.
"I was very worried because I didn't know where it was gonna hit," he said. "You just see the news and it's just, like, covering the whole island of the Philippines. So it was very scary."
More says it was an entire day before he heard from his fiance, saying she and her family were safe.
More, along with 19 other volunteers, gave their time to Kids Against Hunger on Wednesday.
They spent two hours filling bags with rice, dehydrated veggies, crushed soy for protein, and flavoring that has 21 vitamins and minerals in it.
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"It's a nutritious recipe," Becky Snedeker, Executive Director for Kids Against Hunger, said. "The idea is not only to fill stomachs up, it's to fill stomachs with very nourishing food. And it's going to help maintain the health of the people that are eating it."
Volunteers say they hope to help the Philippines out of this crisis.
"When you're in Lincoln, Nebraska, there's not a lot that you can do if you can't travel," Tom Schindler, Lincoln, said.
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DERRY — All signs seem to be pointing to the end of the road.
Officials are nearing the end of their sign talks, making the town's regulations a bit clearer on what is allowed and what is not.
The Planning Board heard final details on the sign ordinance at its meeting Feb. 20.
For several months, the topic of upgrading the town's sign rules has come before town officials hoping to make some amendments to the rules for installing signs around the community. Those discussions include what sizes and types of signs will be allowed.
The town began revisiting its sign rules after a subcommittee put in place under the Planning Board slowed its pace on the project.
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Having an updated ordinance in place would make the rules clearer about what's allowed when developers come forward with projects, officials said.
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Town Administrator John Anderson said the updated sign regulations would make the information easier to find within the town's ordinances.
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Sometimes you can win without even being able to see the finish line. Jerry Gatton is a runner. He is determined and eager.
He is also blind. He was born that way.
"I cannot see nothing at all," said Jerry. "Everything is dark."
A voice you hear with Jerry is the steady cadence of his coach Dale Becker. He guides Jerry at Saturday morning practices in St. Mary's County and at Special Olympics competitions.
"Oh, I love Special Olympics," Jerry told us. "I love it with all my heart."
"They give us three lanes," said Dale. "One lane for Jerry. One lane for me. And he has an extra lane so that if he needs to wander of a little bit, he has that space to do it."
On this steamy spring day, the sun beats down on the track. The sweat drips, but Jerry never quits.
"Don't ever say you can't do it people because you can do it," said Jerry. "You try to do it. Don't say I can't do it. Say I can do it."
Jerry can and does.
Coach Dale still remembers the day he met Jerry.
"Oh, I loved him right off the bat," said Dale. "He's just a great guy."
Dale's stepdaughter is a Special Olympian.
Dale recalled, "She asked me to go and I didn't want to go. I was kind of hesitant. I'm not going to lie. Once I got locked in, I'm here for the haul."
Here for the Special Olympics and here for Jerry.
This relationship requires a mutual trust.
"He calls me pop and I call him son," said Jerry.
"I could have a bad day and then come right to the track and then all my worries are gone," said Dale.
Jerry doesn't just run. He also throws shot put and does the standing long jump.
In each event, he takes that Special Olympics slogan to heart.
"Let me win. If I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."
Jerry cannot see the competition, but he feels everything.
"I love to hear the birds sing and feel the sunshine on me," he said. "I just love nature. I love feeling the wind on me."
Jerry said if he could see for just one day, he knows that he would want to watch that day begin and end.
"I would like to see the sun come up and go down," said Jerry.
But he is not one to waste time wishing for what will never be.
He told us, "If something don't go right, I get down sometimes and then I'm like, 'Wait a minute. What's the use of me getting down?' Then I'll start singing. That's what I do to make my day better."
What does he sing? He told us gospel songs and country songs.
We asked him to sing for us.
"Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound. That saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now I'm found. Was blind but now I see."
Dale said, "Having people like Jerry that can't see, people that can barely walk, people that have disabilities that they're almost crippled -- they run. They don't hesitate to do it."
What has Dale learned from Jerry?
"Never give up," he told us.
"What goes through my mind is: Okay, if I don't get it right this time, I could get it right next time," said Jerry.
Always keep going, he said. In the end, it's not your eyes or your legs that carry you across the finish line. For Jerry, it's really all heart.
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Hi I would like to thank everyone who has made this a great forum and I'm glad to be a part of it. Well I borrowed out my 184 to a buddy and after 16hrs he blew the clutch out of my 184 lo-boy, so now I'm up against this task. I just installed the creeper gear and I don't think he used it. Or it would of stayed together. I may need some advice, but I will also provide a step by step for those who may be interested with photos. I'll start tomarrow cause I need to change tires on my snapper mgt2000h from the low-boy, same front tire sizes. Thanks again for a lot of the links I have used over the yrs on here
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G'day to you and sorry to hear about your clutch, it is a pain when you loan something out and it comes back busted.... I can't help much with the clutch because it is substantially different from the Cultivision Cubs, however there are lots of our members who own the Numbered Series and are pretty sharp fellas
I do have some information on the Numbered Cubs, not a lot, but some ..
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thanks friend, i guess i should have know better to lend things out, but its hard to say no sometimes. next time ill just do the work they need done myself. not mad at no one bud he didnt tell me he was going to mow down a cat tale field either. glad to meet ya , im in east concord, n.y:
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I see that you are in Western NY south of St Catharines. There is a do happenin next month over in Valatie - CubFest Northeast on the Columbus Day weekend. Check out the CubFests and Gatherings Calendar 2013. It would be an interesting and informative event for you. It is well worth it .. it takes me between 10 and 14 hours to get to Cecil's depending on traffic of course, but the trip is always beautiful and fun. This will be Em's and my 3rd trip to Valatie for the CubFest and it is becoming an annual trek for us
I no longer lend out stuff either .. except to family who all know how to use equipment properly. For anyone else, I am always more than happy to get some unexpected seat time and will go and help em out with my Cub any time.
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Welcome to the forum. Hope you don't have any trouble fixing it. Don't know how far it is to Cecils but it would be well worth going.
I am still on the way home from Rocky mt cub fest.
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Check out the second posting in this thread. Has a complete list of what to do and the order it needs to be done in.
After replacing the clutch 6x on my 184, I wrote down the process. Only takes a few hours to do.
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Just make very certain that the driveshaft is fully seated into the pilot bearing. If the snap ring on the driveshaft won't go in with a little space to spare, then it isn't seated properly. Not being fully seated properly causes the rivets in the hubs to waller out and break.
Guess I am a slow learner because it took me a few clutches to get it properly seated.
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Welcome to ACC's Emergency Preparedness Week, June 9 to 14!
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Everyone in the ACC community is responsible for being prepared in an emergency. Plan for the unexpected so you don't have to think – you react.
Upcoming activities
During Emergency Preparedness week the college will conduct building evacuation drills at selected campuses and test the ACC Emergency Alert System (see details below).
How to prepare
View the ACC Emergency website [5] for detailed information about various types of emergencies. ACC also shares emergency alerts and updates on Facebook [6]and Twitter [7].
Key resources to help you
Following are a few key points you need to know:
- Emergency procedures posters [8]: Posters are located in classrooms and meeting rooms to provide information on different emergency procedures.
- Rally point signs: During a building evacuation [9] students and employees should gather at the campus rally point to check in and receive information. Rally points are marked by posted signs and are indicated on campus safety plans. Do not attempt to leave the campus while people are meeting at the rally point.
- Active shooter events [10]: Unfortunately, the number of active shooter events has increased, both in the community and on campuses nationwide. Two excellent videos are available to guide you through your reponse to an active shooter emergency: RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. Surviving an Active Shooter Event [11] and Surviving an Active Shooter Incident [12]. The ACC Emergency Alert system will be used to keep you informed.
- Campus safety plans: [13] Plans are located near the Emergency Procedures posters. They show five important pieces of information: building exits, areas of rescue assistance [14], recommended shelter areas in case of severe weather [15], outdoor rally point(s) for building evacuations, and the location of automated external defibrillators.
ACC Emergency Alert System test on Wednesday
ACC will test its Emergency Alert System [16] on Wednesday, Jun. 11, at 10 a.m. During the test, you should receive an alert at your ACCmail account and any text-enabled device listed in your ACC Emergency Alert contact information. Please verify or update your contact information in Online Services [17] so you can participate.
Finally, remember: If You See Something, Say Something
For emergencies, call 512-223-7999 [18] or dial 222 from a campus phone. If someone is behaving in a threatening manner, report it to your professor, dean of student services, supervisor, an ACC police officer, or your campus manager. If you need to remain anonymous, please report your concerns to 911.
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ARCADIA, Calif. (Dec. 27, 2009) – Lava Man faded to last with blood spattered on both rear hooves after leading six rivals for nearly one mile of his comeback attempt before defending champion Proudinsky closed determinedly to win Sunday's Grade II, $150,000 San Gabriel Handicap at 1 1/8 miles on turf at Santa Anita.
The 63rd running of the San Gabriel marked the first start in 17 months for the 8-year-old gelding widely acclaimed as the greatest claim purchase in racing history. His return was engendered by a radical series of stem cell procedures to regenerate cartilage in surgically repaired ankles.
The popular California-bred earner of over $5.2 million, who was claimed for $50,000 in 2004, seemed to be running comfortably after assuming command immediately under Tyler Baze in his attempt to halt a six-race losing streak dating to June of 2007.
But once the seven runners turned into the stretch, Lava Man, his lack of recent racing reflected by his 5-1 odds, began to drop back, grudgingly at first, and then steadily until crossing the wire one-half length behind sixth place Sir Dave.
"He had a gash on his hind right tibia when he came back," said trainer Doug O'Neill, "but I don't think that caused anything. It looks like he hit the side of the gate leaving there. He just got tired. That's what Tyler (Baze) commented on."
Proudinsky, meanwhile, became the fourth two-time winner of the San Gabriel while defeating 6-5 favored Loup Breton by a neck. Acclimation checked in third, 1 ¼ lengths behind the runner-up. The winning time was 1:46.91 after Lava Man had negotiated the mile in 1:35.22.
Trained by Humberto Ascanio since the November passing of Ascanio's boss, Hall of Famer Bobby Frankel, Proudinsky was ridden by Rafael Bejarano and sent off as the second choice at odds of 9-5.
"Good horses do the job," said Ascanio. "I learned from the Bobby Frankel school. I'm not Bobby Frankel, but I just do his thing. I knew (trainer) Julio Canani's horse (Loup Breton) was going to come running at the end, but I was real confident."
Said Bejarano, "At the top of the stretch, I asked my horse and he gave me a good turn of foot. I could see the seven (Loup Breton) was really running on the rail, but my horse was running faster, and they couldn't catch him."
Proudinsky, second to Dayton in the 2007 San Gabriel prior to his two victories, earned $90,000 for his latest triumph. The purse brought the six-year-old German-bred's career earnings to $1,195,953 from a record of 7-4-2 in 22 career starts for owner Johanna Glen-Teven.
O'Neill was clearly disappointed by the showing of Lava Man. "I thought I had him more fit than that," he said, "but it's hard to simulate a mile and an eighth turf race in the mornings. When Tyler asked him to kick on, he said he gave him something, but he just couldn't sustain it.
"I'm bummed, yeah. I was very eager to see him run today because he had been training like the Lava Man of old, and again, he really never had much of a layoff during the whole three-year campaign that we had him on, so it was kind of new thing to see.
"He definitely disappointed me in his results, but he really made me happy with the fact that he got back here and I thought he looked great striding out. Tyler, the last eighth of a mile just kind of took care of him. He didn't get after him once he knew he wasn't going to be in the top five. So he just wrapped up on him."
O'Neill said he would confer with owners Steve, Tracy and Dave Kenly, and Jason Wood as well as Dr. Doug Herthel before a decision is rendered on the future of Lava Man. "We'll just see what's the right thing for Lava Man," he said.
At 3-1 the fourth choice in a field of six 2-year-old fillies, Evening Jewel rallied along the inside to capture the earlier female division of the $100,000 California Breeders' Champion Stakes by three-quarters-of-a-length over Warren's Jitterbug. With Victor Espinoza at the controls, Evening Jewel covered 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.78.
The daughter of Northern Afleet, who is trained by James Cassidy, won her first stakes event while racing beyond 6 ½ furlongs for the first time in five starts. "I always thought she'd stretch out," said Cassidy, "and I think she'll get better yet on grass."
Evening Jewel tracked a leisurely pace set by Camille C, passed the leader entering the stretch and safely held off Warren's Jitterbug and jockey Garrett Gomez. West Rule, the favorite and one of three entrants sent off at odds of 5-2, finished third, a head behind the runner-up. "I like the way she ran," Espinoza said of the winner. "I worked her the other day and I knew she was ready. She worked unbelievable and she ran the same way today."
Evening Jewel paid $8.40, $4.60 and $3. Warren's Jitterbug returned $7.20 and $4 while the show price on West Ruler, with Rafael Bejarano in the saddle, was $3.
The winning purse of $60,000 increased the victorious bay filly's earnings to $100,600 from a 2-2-0 record in five races for owners Tom and Marilyn Braly.
Santa Anita will present a rare Monday card of racing to begin the coming week with the eight-race program headed by the $65,000 Eddie Logan Stakes for 2-year-olds at one mile on turf. First post is at 1 p.m. Following a dark day on Tuesday, the week will conclude with a normal Wednesday through Sunday schedule.


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CATEGORIES Movies"Star Wars," "The Lord of the Rings," "Toy Story," "The Godfather," and now... "The Hangover." The bawdy bro comedy that spawned an even bawdier, more bro'd-out sequel, has now reached its conclusion, and the franchise has officially been inducted into the hallowed ranks of the cinematic trilogy.
What makes this such an unlikely trilogy is that the first film was so self-contained and simple -- it wasn't bogged down with the kind of loaded mythology that can be unspooled over subsequent films. In fact, there was barely enough plot to keep that original movie together (the sequel was more or less just a rehash of the first with Bangkok filling in for Las Vegas and a monkey in place of a baby). Still, if it makes money, the studio has to make more. And here we go again on the "Hangover" train.
1. It Doesn't Follow the Formula of the Other Two The original "Hangover" featured three dimwits (Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms) who lose consciousness during a bachelor party and awake to find their friend (Justin Bartha) missing and their memories of the night before completely gone. The sequel was pretty much the same, although Bartha wasn't missing he was just kind of... hanging out away from the rest of the guys. This movie takes a different approach, which you can tell from the opening scene of supporting character Chow (Ken Jeong) escaping from a maximum-security prison in Thailand. From there, things get really nuts. Bartha is taken out of the equation but in a more logical way, and there are no instances of mistaken drugging or amnesia or "oh my god what happened" nights. 2. It Doesn't Take Place in Las Vegas All of the advertising for "The Hangover, Part III" has centered around the fact that the Wolfpack is returning to Las Vegas, which is where the original film took place. While this is true for a portion of the movie, most of it actually takes place in Tijuana, which makes sense given its notorious reputation for debauchery and criminal exploits.
3. It's Not as Atrociously Sexist as the Other Two... Maybe it was the structure of the two other films (and their bachelor-party connection), but they tended to paint women as nagging, whiny hangers-on with very little to actually contribute to the story besides someone to mock or lie to. (The female character with the most dimension was Heather Graham in the first one... and she was a prostitute.) For this one, women aren't seen as the ultimate enemy but rather something worth fighting for. They represent the normal, calming relationship that exists outside of the hedonistic free-for-all that the movies used to lionize. Even Graham makes a return appearance, but as a woman with a full life (even if she is literally barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. D'oh!).
4. ...Although if You're an Animal Lover, This Might Not Be the Movie for You "The Hangover Part III" starts with a giraffe decapitation (endlessly teased in the trailers) and continues to include chickens being shot, thrown out a window, and smothered with a pillow, and two dogs having their necks broken.
5. There Isn't All That Much "Crazy" Stuff in This One The earlier films made it a point to emphasize (with neon lettering and double-underlines) how outrageous they were. The locations were meant to drive this point home (Las Vegas! Bangkok! And now Tijuana! That's where anything can happen!) But even their attempts at outre humor seemed to fall a little flat, with the explanation of the night before always failing to live up to the visual gag of waking up surrounded by mayhem. Thankfully, "The Hangover Part III" doesn't attempt to indulge in the levels of vulgarity that the first two achieved. It's still very R-rated, but doesn't shove it in your face.
6. Zach (Once Again) Steals the Show Interestingly enough, they have decided to center the movie around Zach Galifianakis's character, Alan, who has gone off the rails following his father's death. In fact, the craziness of the movie starts when they're driving Alan to rehab. The character goes through a noticeable arc and it's great that director Todd Phillips and his creative team decided to at least try to emotionally anchor the movie (somewhat). It might not always work, but the scenes between Galifianakis and an un-credited Melissa McCarthy are easily the most enjoyable in the movie.
7. Oscar Nominee Bradley Cooper Is Pretty Wasted Bradley Cooper, coming off of last year's amazing "Silver Linings Playbook," is more or less a background extra in this movie (although one that gets to say the F-word a lot). Although, he does get one truly amazing moment: as he's dangling off the edge of Caesar's Palace and Alan is trying to take a cell phone photo of him, he first gets annoyed and then pauses and says, "Did you get it?" It's a very real, very funny little bit and a testament to Cooper's power as an actor.
8. Stay Through the Credits It's not exactly a Marvel movie teaser, but it's worth sitting through the credits (don't worry, you won't have to sit through the whole thing). It's like an alternate reality glimpse of what this movie could have been (you'll be very thankful it wasn't like this).
9. John Goodman Is Great After appearing in a bunch of Oscar-caliber movies last year ("Argo," "Flight," "ParaNorman"), Goodman gets to turn in an appropriately hammy performance as the chief bad guy. He gets one of the best lines (too good to spoil here) and gets to thunder around, menacing people, and barking orders. It's unlikely "The Hangover Part III" will follow in those films' Oscar-nominated footsteps, unless a new category is created for Least Believable Depiction of a Giraffe Decapitation.
10. It Really Does Feel Like the Last One Thankfully it goes out on a high note; this is easily the best of the three. Whew.


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SDCC 2011: Breaking Into Comics The Marvel WayA comics news article
Comic-Con had just started, and I was already running out of coffee. Not too quick, I told myself. You'll just want another one. My mind treats me like a 6-year-old. What a dick. My legs were a bit tired, so why not sit at a panel? I don't want to be cranky for the rest of the day.
Maybe my mind's right to treat me this way. After all, it decided I should go to "Breaking into Comics the Marvel Way," hosted by Marvel Comics' very own C.B. Cebulski ("C.C. Beck? But he's dead!"), joined by a diverse (in profession) array of Marvel people: Arune Singh (Director of Communications), Axel Alonso (Editor-in-Chief), Skottie Young (artist), Daniel Way (writer), Frank Tieri (writer), Jeph Loeb (Executive Vice President, Head of Television), Humberto Ramos (Artist) and Joe Quesada (Chief Creative Officer).
(Sorry, got distracted -- there's a cute girl here with magenta hair.)
I sat in on this panel when Marvel did it two years prior, and it was a flurry of obvious advice (make comics, spread the love, one day someone hire you) followed by a flurry of repetitive questions ("What advice do you have for someone who's aspiring to be the guy who pulps the comics where they accidentally print a swear?"). You can't blame 'em -- everyone wants an answer, none more so than the up-and-comer, finally up close and personal with the successful.
Comics culture is a funny thing, as fans have matriculated to professional status since at least the 1960s. I suppose this is one of the benefits of working in a miniscule, niche medium/industry. You know not all filmmakers are obsessive Tarantino types -- some are just money-grubbing douchebags. The people sitting at a table on stage ahead of us are thankfully not douchebags. You can't afford to be one in this industry.
(Oh god, her Vitamin Water is the color of her hair.)
"You want the secrets? You want the answers? There are none," warned Cebulski. The point of the talk isn't to give concrete answers, but to share the diverse stories of how various Marvel superstars got into the industry. Jeph Loeb's screenwriting work got him a gig at DC. Frank Tieri (who has a glorious Jersey accent) went from inker to Marvel.com employee to writer. Daniel Way got a Xeric grant. C.B. Cebulski got Skottie Young's business card from his Artist's Alley table. Axel Alonso wrote a news article that trashed the guy who stole an editor's girlfriend. Joe Quesada just happened to be meeting with Jim Owsley the day an artist quit. Arune Singh got invited to visit the Marvel offices by a friend. Humberto Ramos drew a comic for Quesada before he worked for Marvel.
(Crap, she left early.)
The one thing their stories have in common is that they're all completely different. Doing comics isn't something you can apply for -- it's something you just do and then keep doing until the right people see it and then someone starts paying you for it. Everyone has their own method, and the only way to break into comics is to figure out your own way.
(Stop being creepy!)
When the Q&A came around, I got nervous. The last time I attended one of these things, some mouth breather accused Marvel of only hiring screenwriters and made everything uncomfortable for everyone. This time, the answers were thankfully lacking in the repetition I dreaded. Lots more decent advice came out: be nice to people, get to know them so they'll read your stuff, get published elsewhere (even if it's self-published), pitch smaller stories (not epic event crossovers) so that publishers will know your ability to tell a story.
It's like losing weight -- people want an easy way out, but it's something that requires hard work. As such, this is one of those panels where the information you get isn't going to change very much over the years. I'd been telling people they only need to sit through a "Breaking into Comics" panel once, but this year I realized that having a different lineup of panelists each year is what makes these worthwhile. You hear about the various ways they've made it, and should try to make it happen your own way -- not other people's ways.
Cebulski was wrong, by the way: there is a secret, an answer to breaking into comics. That answer is "make comics."