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Recalls and Bans of Products
News about Recalls and Bans of Products, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 21, 2014
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website, as well as sites of individual automakers, now features online search tool that allows consumers to check whether recall repairs have been completed on specific car, truck or motorcycle. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Brita recalls 242,500 children's water bottles due to possible laceration danger from lids that could break into pieces with sharp points. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Ford issues recall for 160,000 Focus ST hatchbacks and Escape crossovers from 2013-2014 model years; cites turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder engine which may lose power or stall. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
General Motors is unable to persuade Georgia judge to dismiss case that helped set in motion company's worldwide recall of 2.6 million cars with deadly ignition defect; family of Brooke Melton, woman who was killed in 2010 after her ignition switch failed, revived the previously settled case, claiming that the company had fraudulently concealed evidence. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Volkswagen AG announces recall of 189,490 Tiguan small sport utility vehicles in North America, saying fuel system problem could cause vehicles from 2009-20014 model years to stall under certain weather conditions. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
General Motors recalls more than 312,000 vehicles worldwide in 2002-4 model years that may have ignition problems; recall brings total in 2014 above 29 million cars. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Johnson & Johnson wins cautious praise from critics after withdrawing three products used in uterine surgery because of risk of spreading cancerous tissue, only months after safety issue became widely known; decision follows withering criticism for its response to problems with medical devices in past. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
New York City imposes requirement that dealers that sell used vehicles that have been recalled for safety defects handle repairs; hopes to address glaring hole in auto industry's safety regulations and prevent sale of unsafe used cars. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
General Motors announces six recalls, expanding beyond ignition switch defects that have plagued the company and brining its total for the year to 60 recalls involving about 29 million vehicles worldwide. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Chrysler is recalling undisclosed number of older Jeep vehicles to fix ignition-related issue similar to fatal flaw that has plagued General Motors for better part of year; recall could cover as many as 792,300 Jeep Commanders and Grand Cherokees worldwide that were manufactured between 2005 and 2007. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
General Motors maintains that distinct difference exists between its recall of 2.6 million older Chevrolet Cobalts and other vehicles and its more recent recall of 7.6 million cars like Chevrolet Malibu; refuses to expand fund set up to compensate victims, which infuriates safety advocates. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
General Motors chief executive Mary T Barra remains firm under bruising criticism during Senate hearing over company's long failure to recall millions of small cars; insists GM will not expand victim compensation program, will not share documents from internal investigation, nor dismiss general counsel Michael P Millikin, as several senators requested; tone signals subtle but important shift as company attempts to emerge from gravest safety crisis in its history. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Consumer Product Safety Commission issues formal child-safety recall for Buckyballs, powerfully magnetic stacking balls, following two-year battle; consumers will have a six-month window to apply for refunds; Craig Zucker, former head of manufacturer Maxfield & Oberton Holdings, will be personally liable for an estimated $57 million in recall costs. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Chrysler, responding to criticism from federal regulators, will accelerate production of a trailer hitch needed to remedy an already year-old recall of an estimated 1.6 million Jeeps. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
BMW is recalling about 1.6 million 3 Series cars from the 2000-6 model years over concerns that front-seat passenger could be injured by metal shards from deploying air bag in a crash. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
Documents obtained from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cast doubt on how forthright General Motors was with regulators over a defective ignition switch that automaker has linked to at least 13 deaths over the last decade; documents provide details on issue at heart of a criminal investigation by Justice Department on whether GM, in its interaction with safety regulators, obscured a deadly defect. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Chrysler will recall almost 895,000 sport utility vehicles because of fire risk due to wiring problem in vanity mirrors, following investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
General Motors is resisting recalling almost 1.8 million full-size pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles from 1999 to 2003 model years for corrosion-related brake failures, saying it is maintenance issue; company is facing about 1,000 complaints from owners and years-long government probe. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
General Motors' OnStar system provides streams of data about the performance of GM vehicles, but the automaker says little about how it uses this information to investigate problems; says none of its recent flurry of recalls were prompted by analysis of OnStar data. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
School bus maker Blue Bird is recalling more than 2,500 All American school buses and some transit buses to fix problem that could make steering more difficult; company is also recalling smaller number of school buses that may be prone to propane fuel leak. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Foster Farms has issued recall for 170 different chicken products after being linked to outbreak of antibiotic-resistant strain of salmonella. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Subaru is recalling about 660,000 of its newer vehicles in the United States because of brake lines that might corrode. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says Chrysler is taking too long to repair 1.6 million recalled Jeep sport utility vehicles; says at automaker's current rate of repairs, it will take 4.7 years to fix all of the recalled Grand Cherokees and two years to fix the Liberty models. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Graco Children's Products, under pressure from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, agrees to recall 1.9 million rear-facing infant seats with faulty buckle that can make it difficult to free child during emergency. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
General Motors announces recall of 8.4 million more vehicles worldwide, most of them for ignition defect similar to flaw that company failed to disclose in other models for more than decade; move comes as compensation expert Kenneth R Feinberg unveils plan to pay victims of accidents involving vehicles already recalled, promising swift payments for people who were critically injured and more than $1 million for families of those who died. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column examines victim compensation plan led by Kenneth Feinberg on behalf of General Motors, noting it is designed to dissuade victims from pursuing damages in court; argues fund, like those Feinberg created following the Sept 11 attacks and the BP oil spill, presents a worthy alternative to the vagaries and prolonged outcomes of the tort system. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
News analysis; announcement that General Motors will recall another 8.4 million vehicles for range of defects appears to be direct result of company's newfound vigilance to rooting out safety issues; even as GM addresses its safety shortcomings, spiraling number of new recalls is threatening to undermine its reputation for safety. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
General Motors announces recall of more than half a million more vehicles, including automaker's most popular and profitable models, acknowledging that they can suddenly switch into neutral; largest of new recalls includes 392,459 full-size pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles in the United States, 53,607 in Canada and almost 21,000 sold elsewhere. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
General Motors orders dealers to stop selling 2013 and 2014 versions of its most popular car, the Chevrolet Cruze sedan, because of problem with air bags made by Japanese supplier Takata; says the mechanics of the air bags may be faulty, causing improper inflation. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Coalition of 11 consumer groups asks Federal Trade Commission to investigate nation's largest used-car retailer CarMax, saying its advertisements are deceptive; groups say CarMax does not fix vehicles that have been recalled before it sells them, even though retailer's ads promise vehicles have had rigorous quality inspection. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Recalls by two large Indian manufacturers, Wockhardt and Dr Reddy's Laboratories, are latest in string of recent problems involving widely used generic heart drugs, especially those made in India; recalls come as Food and Drug Administration is taking closer look at quality of generic drugs, which account for more than 80 percent of prescriptions in United States. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Review of regulatory records by The New York Times finds that recalls related to air bags have affected at least 10 million of the more than 30 million cars recalled in United States so far in 2014; seven additional automakers are recalling more than three million vehicles worldwide because their air bags, made by Takata Corporation, could rupture. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
General Motors prepares to begin compensating hundreds of injury claimants in relation to faulty ignition switches that led to recall of 2.6 million vehicles; payouts could run into the billions of dollars, exceeding those related to deaths that were linked to defect; lawsuits and accident reports suggest that list of injured survivors is long and tragic. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Testimony of Mary T Barra, chief executive of General Motors, and company's outside lawyer Anton Valukas leaves lawmakers at House hearing more frustrated and skeptical about carmaker's commitment to safety; hearing was meant to be opportunity for company to rebuild credibility with lawmakers, as well as family members of car crash victims, in wake of its longtime failure to recall defective small cars. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Car owners criticize General Motors for pace of repairs after recall for faulty ignition switch that has been linked to at least 13 deaths; about 177,000 cars have been repaired so far, or 7 percent of total number affected, four months since recall began; slow pace is likely to be among questions chief executive Mary T Barra faces before House subcommittee investigating GM's failure to fix faulty switch. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
General Motors chief executive Mary T Barra is expected to tell House panel that auto giant is determined to change its culture and prevent another safety crisis similar to its delay in recalling cars with defective switch; is likely to face skepticism from panel, who plan to ask her about contradictions between findings of GM's internal investigation and congressional committee's inquiry. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
General Motors says it will recall 3.36 million defective cars worldwide, another low point in safety crisis that has engulfed automaker; once again, problem has to do with keys that could suddenly turn off engines and deactivate air bags. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
General Motors is recalling more than half a million Chevrolet Camaros due to possible faulty ignition switches; problem is similar to defect that led automaker to recall millions of small cars earlier in 2014. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Federal officials say dozens of Whole Foods stores in the Northeast and restaurant in New York received beef over eight-month period that may not have been properly slaughtered to reduce threat of mad cow disease; Fruitland American Meat, producer of beef, recalled thousands of pounds of meat. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Toyota is recalling 2.3 million vehicles because defective air bag component made by Takata Corporation could injure passengers; widening safety problem at company could grow worse as more automakers are forced to recall millions of other vehicles. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Mary T Barra, chief executive of General Motors, tells shareholders that company is making major changes in its operations in wake of internal investigation of its recall of defective small cars; is unable to share, however, how much it will cost GM to compensate victims of deadly safety crisis. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Panel of federal judges hands General Motors modest but meaningful victory, consolidating pretrial phase of more than 80 lawsuits against company into single proceeding in Manhattan, venue sought by automaker; cases are on behalf of owners of cars recalled for defective ignition switch MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Internal investigation at General Motors reveals that company's legal department took actions that obscured deadly flaw in ignition switches, both inside and outside the company; secretive culture was so extensive that knowledge of fatal accidents was withheld from general counsel Michael P Millikin; at least three senior lawyers are among employees who have lost their jobs as result of the investigation. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
General Motors is recalling about 105,500 vehicles in two actions; first because warning chime is inoperative and second because air bags may not deploy in crashes. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Internal report of General Motors condemning it for its decade-long failure to fix deadly ignition switch defect is tale of nonchalance, ignorance and incompetence with tragic consequences; inquiry written by former United States Atty Anton R Valukas details dozens of pivotal moments that ultimately passed with inaction. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Sweeping internal investigation of General Motors cites how employees across departments neglected for decade to repair faulty ignition switch and issue a recall, despite mountain of evidence that lives were at risk; defect has been linked to 13 deaths; company dismisses 15 employees, more than half at senior level; report by former United States Atty Anton R Valukas clears chief executive Mary T Barra of any wrongdoing. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Mary T Barra, General Motors chief executive, says internal investigation into company's handling of deadly safety defect presented opportunity to clean house, remove incompetent employees and begin anew; many outsiders have opposite reaction, seeing results as fresh ammunition in their continuing struggles with company over compensation to victims and fixes to a regulatory system that allowed defect to go uncorrected for more than a decade. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
General Motors will release results of its three-month internal investigation into events leading up to recall of 2.6 million small cars with defective ignition switches. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
General Motors officials increasingly believe that chief executive Mary T Barra will be cleared of wrongdoing and survive crucial internal investigation of recall; say that soon-to-be-published internal report on faulty ignition switches tied to 13 deaths, which will name those responsible and recommend changes, is expected to exonerate Barra. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Chrysler has repaired only 13 percent of 745,000 Jeep sport utility vehicles affected by 2012 recall, leading National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to investigate whether automaker's attempt to fix air bag-related problem is working. MORE
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Was a Recalled Car Fixed? Answer Is Now a Click Away
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration now offers a free online service that lets consumers find recall information by vehicle identification number.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
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Brita Recalls Thousands of Child Water Bottles
The company is recalling about 242,500 children's water bottles because of a possible laceration hazard.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
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N.H.T.S.A. Deepens Investigation of Honda Accord Air Bags
Regulators are taking a closer look at the inadvertent deployment of side air bags in 2008 Accords. Some owners said the air bags deployed when they slammed the door.
August 19, 2014, Tuesday
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Ford Recalls 160,000 Turbocharged Vehicles
Ford issued the recall because of a stalling problem on 2-liter turbo-power Escape crossovers and Fiesta ST hatchbacks.
August 16, 2014, Saturday
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G.M. Loses Bid to Dismiss Suit Over Switch
The family of a woman who was killed in 2010 after her ignition switch failed revived the previously settled case, claiming that the company fraudulently concealed evidence.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
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VW Recalls S.U.V.s Over Stalling Issues
The German automaker said bubbles could form in the fuel systems of the affected vehicles, in the 2009-14 model years.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
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G.M.'s Woes Multiply as It Announces Further Recalls
The automaker recalled 312,000 cars, including Saturn Vues from the 2002-4 model years, which may have ignition problems; the company's recent recalls total more than 29 million vehicles.
August 9, 2014, Saturday
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Wheelies: The Takata, Continued Edition
Subaru recalls 5,000 more vehicles with Takata-built air bags; Toyota retires its historic "andon cord" quality control device.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
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Hyundai Recalls 419,000 Vehicles in Three Actions
The automaker on Friday recalled the Santa Fe, Sonata and Veracruz for problems ranging from oil leaks to rust.
August 2, 2014, Saturday
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Johnson & Johnson Praised for Taking Uterine Surgery Tools Off Market
The company's Ethicon unit, responding to safety concerns, asked that hospitals return three models of power morcellators, which are used to remove fibroids.
August 1, 2014, Friday
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G.M. Internal Investigation Report
The results of an investigation overseen by Anton R. Valukas, a former United States attorney, into the company's handling of a defective ignition switch.
G.M. Unveils Plan to Pay Crash Victims
Kenneth R. Feinberg, a compensation expert, announced G.M.'s plan to pay families of those who died in accidents caused by a defective ignition switch.
G.M. Chief on Ignition Switch Problems
Mary T. Barra, General Motors' chief executive, spoke at a news conference ahead of the annual shareholders meeting.
The Fault in the Cobalt Ignition Switch
Diagram of the faulty metal pin that led to the G.M. recall of 2.6 million Chevy Cobalts.
G.M. Internal Investigation Report
The results of an investigation overseen by Anton R. Valukas, a former United States attorney, into the company's handling of a defective ignition switch.
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The Deer Park football team continues to reach unprecedented heights this season.
The 7-1 Stags are ranked 10th with North Kitsap and Swin the latest Washington media pool for Class 2A schools. It is the first time the Stags have ever been ranked in the football poll.
Lynden, the only undefeated Class 2A team in the state is ranked No. 1 followed by defending champion Tumwater. Fellow Great Northern League school, Cheney, is ranked ninth.
The Deer Park football team can party likes its 1977.
The Stags finally ended 34 years of frustration (15 games) by defeating the Clarkston Bantams 27-25 on Friday.
The win finished the Stags' Great Northern League season with a 4-1 mark (7-1 overall) and assures them a home playoff game on Nov. 8, 11 or 12. The Bantams fell to 2-3,
"The kids worked hard tonight," said Stag head coach Keith Stamps, "nothing came easy."
The Clarkston Bantams, relying on strong net play, swept Deer Park 25-15, 25-15, 25-18 in the Lady Stags' 2011 home finale on Thursday.
The win improved Clarkston's Great Northern League record to 8-3, while Deer Park fell to 4-7.
In the first game, the Bantams jumped out to a 10-6 lead. A Jamie Weisner kill stretched Clarkston's lead to 14-7. A kill by the Lady Stags' Ciera Sitton trimmed the lead to 21-13 but the Bantams rolled the rest of the way.
Let the fun times begin!
Alisha Perez, a four-year member of the Deer Park volleyball team, has seen her fair share of in her first three years. While not competing for a Great Northern League championship this fall, the Lady Stags have beaten teams that never gave them a second thought in year's past.
"At first, it was shocking," said Perez on this year's success, "but after a while yeah!"
Among those who fell this year was home-standing Cheney on Saturday.
The 5-foot-9 Perez, one of Deer Park's main weapons at the net, said the Lady Stags' win left some of the Blackhawks in tears.
The Deer Park volleyball team staged a pair of comebacks to defeat Medical Lake 25-15, 25-29, 25-23 in Great Northern League action on Tuesday.
The Lady Stags, who broke open a 10-10 tie to easily win the first game, fell behind early in the second game. An ace by the Cardinals Raquel Alsept game Medical Lake a 16-8 lead before the Lady Stags made their move.
Zoey Mohr's kill through a pair of Cardinal blockers gave Deer Park a 20-19 lead. An ace by Haley Wainwright gave the Lady Stags some breathing room at 22-20 and they cruised the rest of the way.
The East Valley Knights wasted little time delivering its best shot Friday against Deer Park with two first quarter touchdowns.
It, however, was the Stags who delivered the knockout punch with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to secure a 42-25 win.
The victory improved the Stags' Great Northern League record to 2-1 (5-1 overall), while East Valley fell to 1-1, 3-3.
"If we're going to win the league title, we had to win this game," said Stag head coach Keith Stamps, who saw his team lose a heartbreaker to Cheney the previous week.
The West Valley Eagles broke open a close game with a six-goal second half explosion to defeat Deer Park 8-2 in Great Northern League soccer action on Tuesday.
The win improved West Valley's GNL record to 4-2 while Deer Park fell to 1-5.
Trailing 3-0 midway through the second half, the Lady Stags got on the scoreboard with an Alison Ruygrok goal. The Eagles retaliated with a Brittni Marro, her second of the game.
Nikki Ball also scored for Deer Park at the 67-minute mark.
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The Maui Banyan is located in the most desirable part of sunny South Kihei, and is just across the street from gorgeous Kamaole 2 Beach, a sandy swimming beach. There are many other great sandy swimming beaches within 1 mile, as well, and several are also in walking distance. There is a great selection of restaurants and shops within walking distance. The Wailea Resort area, with many high-end resort hotels like the Four Seasons, starts less than 1 mile away. The Maui Banyan complex has 2 pool/spa recreation areas, lots of gas BBQs, complimentary tennis (we provide rackets), and lots of parking, both covered or uncovered.
There is a wonderful partially enclosed grassy garden area just off the patio with gas BBQ and it's a very private location since no one walks past this unit to get to their unit. It's a great unit for families with young children since it's so close to the beach and has the grassy area for kids to play. It's directly across from the beach, and a very short walk to all the shops and restaurants nearby.
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The unit also has the following amenities:
Free high-speed wifi internet throughout
Free local and US/Canada long-distance calls
Nintendo Wii
Luxury high thread count linens
Charisma towels and large beach towels
Pack-n-Play portacrib/playpen
Baby booster chair
Boogie boards
Snorkel gear
Tennis rackets
Beach chairs
vacation rental rates
New Reduced 2012 Rates (rates below for 7-night minimum stays)
Low season, $159- $189/nt for 7-13 nights, lower rates available for stays of 14+ nights
High Season January 5- April 15 $249-$269/nt, lower rates for longer stays or stays that back up to existing reservations
Holiday December 15- January 5, 2013 $325/nt, 14-night minimum stay
Hawaii State Taxes 13.42%
One time outcleaning fee $125
2.5% processing fee
Hawaii GET# W32446876-01. Owner is licensed Hawaii Real Estate Broker
Misty 808-214-0301
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---- — HE proposed on the tail of a Black Hawk helicopter mid-air and his camoflauged-dressed bride-to-be said yes. Need this couple say anything else about their worthiness for a military-wedding giveaway?
Brandon Reynolds of Texas and Kelly Becraft of Utica, N.Y. are both serving with the U.S. Army and are currently stationed in Honduras. The couple was the top vote-getter in a military-wedding giveaway hosted by nine wedding-related businesses at Andover's Bridal Center on Main Street.
A video about falling in love while serving in the military complete with a mid-air wedding proposal aboard an Army helicopter earned them the prize. The nationwide contest awarded $15,000 worth of wedding-related prizes from The Bridal Center's business tenants to a military couple. Plus, the Fairways at Woburn Country Club in Woburn is giving a $2,000 discount on a wedding-reception package.
The winning couple was announced last Wednesday night, Jan. 9, after Townsman deadline, at All Star Entertainment at the Bridal Center and owner Mike Edwards said all the legwork was well worth it.
"They both come from military families and this was a way to give thanks," Edwards said. "They really appreciated it. The bride's dad drove here from Utica and was very gracious and thankful."
The winning couple has already sent a memorable thank-you video. Atop an army tank at their base in Honduras, Army staffers hold a "thank you Andover Bridal Center" sign, said Edwards.
"Just amazing...they even played music on the video," Edwards said.
The bridal shop, Cristina's, also gets a thank you from atop a tank.
"We're like a little community, a co-op, in this building and everyone came together for this. Everyone was so generous," Cristina's owner Steve Kalman said. "It was great to be a part of this."
The couple will marry on Sept. 6 with a reception in Woburn while guests will stay at Hanscom Air Force Base, Edwards said.


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President Obama continues playing illegal — as in unconstitutional — and cynical partisan games with ObamaCare. He intends to fool voters until after the November 2014 midterm elections by postponing the costs, chaos and other inadequacies of ObamaCare. After that it'll be too late for us to enforce our wishes on our elected representatives.
The illegality resides in Obama's picking and choosing what parts of ObamaCare to implement and when. By this Obama is singlehandedly rewriting federal law. This violates his oath of office, in which he swore to "faithfully execute" the laws. Obama has similarly violated his oath in other areas: DOMA; matters regarding illegal aliens; federal bankruptcy law; etc.
After threatening "If Congress won't act, I will", Obama is now proceeding to do so, creating law through executive actions in still other areas, such as a carbon tax that Congress had explicitly voted down.
Obama has also acted in multiple ways to violate various protections guaranteed us by our Bill of Rights: attacking free exercise of religion; peremptory drone strikes on citizens; massive snooping around all our
private communications; etc. Then there is Obama's flagrant, abusive use of the IRS for political purposes, and his continued lies to and coverup from the American people regarding Benghazi, etc.
We are witnessing an alarming, broad pattern by an increasingly lawless and imperious president. Unfortunately, our only recourse to Obama's illegality must come from either the current Congress (unlikely), the federal courts (unlikely), or ourselves — we, the people — through changing Congress in November 2014.
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Ponte Vedra Beach Whisper, Beach Front, 4 bedrooms, HDTV in St Augustine
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
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$ 696 - $ 2,700 / week
$ 2,495 - $ 6,559 / month
St Augustine House deals
stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 16 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $375 $337/night (10% off)
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At Beach Whisper, our oceanfront house on Ponte Vedra Beach, you feel as though you're in command of a gorgeous private beach, with rich dunes, sparkling waves, and soft sand. Bring the whole group to this luxurious family home and vacation in style! Beach Whisper sits right on the dunes overlooking the wide, unspoiled sands of the beach. There are wonderful views from many rooms in the house, as well as from our big second-storey deck and first-storey patio. And these aren't glimpses -- they're sweeping panoramic vistas that put on a show every morning at dawn! The second-storey deck is one of our favorite places, and we think it will be yours too. Located just off the living room, it offers a picnic table, safety rail, and outdoor staircase right down to the dunes. There's plenty of space here for sunbathing, reading, bird-watching, or even using your electronics (you have free wireless Internet at Beach Whisper). Let the murmur of the waves and the smell of the salty sea breeze restore your spirit out here! Just in from the sundeck, the living room is another great place for the whole group to gather. Here you'll find an ultra-comfortable sectional sofa (part of which opens into a bed!) in front of a gigantic new HDTV with cable, VCR, DVD player, and all the trimmings. Watching a movie here is almost like being in the theatre -- so before you go to bed one night, cue up The Jungle Book and let the kids wake up as early as they like to watch it, while the adults snooze for another couple hours. Isn't vacation wonderful?! The ocean views from the living room are lovely, but the dining room offers even more exciting vistas. Our cozy round table is inset in an alcove ringed with long, sunny windows. One look at the beach outside, and you'll be hard pressed to get anyone to eat any breakfast. Another day of adventures has begun! The breakfast bar offers additional seating, and it's fun to watch the cook in our open-plan kitchen. Everything is sparkling clean here, and you'll be impressed by how well-stocked the cupboards are. No casting around for glasses or a can-opener -- you'll find al the cookware, dishes, and utensils you need waiting for you here. There are 4 bedrooms at Beach Whisper, so everyone has a great place to stretch out. The master suite is on the second floor, and sports a super-comfy king-sized bed, a private TV, and great ocean views. The en-suite bathroom is luxurious too, with a separate walk-in shower and soaking tub. The second bedroom offers 2 single beds, while the third contains a queen-sized bed. A second full bathroom is convenient to both of these rooms. And the fourth bedroom, on the ground floor, opens out to the patio. Lovely ocean views are yours in this room, which contains a double-sized bed and a TV. The third bathroom is on the first floor as well, with a separate door leading directly outdoors, so the kids won't track sand in from the beach! You'll love how remote Beach Whisper feels, even though it's very close to a main road and convenient to both St. Augustine and Palm Coast. A private set of steps leads you down from the dune onto the soft sands, which are perfect for everything from sandcastle-building to sunbathing. Dolphins swim by our beach, and many types of birds are constant visitors. At any time of day, it's simply wonderful here! And at Beach Whisper, we've tried to anticipate everything you need for your stay. We provide all the linens, pillows, blankets, and towel sets for every bedroom and bathroom, and our washer and dryer are at your disposal. You'll find beach toys of every description -- feel free to enjoy them. We want you to make this your Ponte Vedra home-away-from-home, and we know that once you stay at Beach Whisper, you'll be certain to return! Make plans to see visit soon!
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Dates Nightly Weekly Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $150-$325 $852-$1,395 $5,595-$6,324
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013 $199-$600 $1,195-$2,195 n/a
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013 $200-$400 $696-$1,695 $2,905-$3,594
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014 $200-$450 $995-$2,700 $2,495-$3,662
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $199-$400 $995-$1,695 $4,500-$6,559
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
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The biggest danger facing students in Kansas and Missouri schools is not a mass shooting but the risk of accidental poisoning by carbon monoxide, a KCTV5 News investigation revealed.
Following the deadly school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT, there's been a push by state and federal lawmakers alike to increase school security with guards and even armed teachers. KCTV5 discovered that without a state requirement for carbon monoxide detectors, students in Kansas and Missouri are much more likely to fall victim to this unseen gas which the Centers for Disease Control has dubbed "The Quiet Killer."
Every year, more than 450 people die from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Another 20,000 people are seen at the hospital. In just the past three months, carbon monoxide leaks have made children sick and caused school evacuations in Atlanta, Nashville and the Kansas City area.
Scott Hendrick is program manager for the National Conference of State Legislatures. According to him, 21 schools have now been evacuated because of a carbon monoxide leak since 2007. Hendricks spoke to KCTV5 Investigative Reporter Stacey Cameron via satellite.
"How important is this for schools and states to look at their laws and regulations and potentially require them?" Cameron asked.
"Well, you know it's an issue," Hendrick responded. "There are just two states that have passed any law that would mandate carbon monoxide detectors in schools."
"Is either Missouri or Kansas on that list?" Cameron followed up.
"No, no," Hendrick said.
The lack of such a requirement is something fire chiefs like Ray Adams of the South Metropolitan Fire Protection District find difficult to understand. Adams places the need for CO detectors on par with smoke alarms and sprinkler systems.
"The nature of carbon monoxide - it's tasteless, it's odorless. You can't see it. You never know it's there until you start suffering symptoms from it or somebody monitors it," Adams said. "The only way you can detect the presence of carbon monoxide is through a detector."
Adams knows firsthand what can happen when a school operates without the rather simple device. Just last month, students and teachers at Timberlake Elementary in the Ray-Pec School District started complaining of headaches and nausea.
"The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning kind of mimic a lot of other things like flu, cold, things of that nature," Adams said.
In the middle of flu season, inside a school without detectors, no one thought to blame the illnesses on CO poisoning.
Luckily, a fire marshal happened to stop in for a regular inspection and detected the leak.
"That just happened to be the draw that day," Adams said.
At one point, the fire marshal was getting readings of 65 parts per million, which is significantly high. That discovery led Adams to evacuate the school and possibly divert a disaster.
This leaves many asking why CO detectors aren't required in every school if they are so critical. Hendricks suggests money may be one reason.
"It's a tough time in terms of budgets for both states and schools," Hendrick said.
But cost didn't deter school leaders in Olathe, KS.
The school district's chief financial and operations officer, John Hutchison, said CO detectors were installed in Olathe schools 21 years ago.
"The district saw it as a growing safety concern," Hutchison said. "It's not that big of an investment. The devices are about $40 to $50 apiece."
Another reason why states like Kansas and Missouri don't require CO detectors is that most legislators have no idea the devices aren't already installed. Among them is Missouri State Rep. Rick Brattin. The Harrisonville, MO, Republican represents District 55, which just happens to include the Ray-Pec elementary school, which was evacuated in January.
"It actually is pretty shocking," Brattin said. "To be honest, I just assumed they were already there."
Barbara Bollier, a Republican who represents Kansas' House District 25, was also taken aback by the lack of requirements for CO detectors.
"I think this is certainly worth investigating," Bollier said.
After being alerted to the problem by KCTV5, both lawmakers said they'll work on their side of the state line to make CO detectors standard in all schools.
"Raising awareness of an issue gets everyone thinking and deciding, 'how can we best fix this problem, and quickly fix this?'" Bollier said.
"Something that's an easy fix; not having to go through a six-month process of legislation," Brattin said. "Just have it done now and not worry about all the red tape."
What Brattin and Bollier suggest is not a new law, but a rule or regulation put into place by each state's department of education. Something like that could get CO detectors in schools almost immediately.
The two states that do require CO detectors are Maryland and Connecticut. KCTV5 did find some schools in the Kansas City area using CO detectors, either because a city or county ordinance requires it or, like Olathe, the district made the decision on its own.
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Let me get this straight - now saturated fat is good for me? And I shouldn't forget the cholesterol and salt?
Nothing stirs up full-bore dumbfounding befuddlement like nutritional information. What was killing me last week is saving my life this week. Next week, it will cause warts.
It's crazy. As Mark Twain once wrote, ''Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.''
So I don't. But my wife, a connoisseur of caloric conundrums, does.
The other day, she tossed the latest on my lap. A herd of researchers now claim that saturated fat doesn't cause heart disease, and that it's better for our bodies than ''heart-healthy'' vegetable oils. Plus, half our brains are built from cholesterol and saturated fats.
That's right, we're not just fatheads. We're sat-fatheads.
I flipped the newspaper aside. ''There's not time to lose, woman. If we want to keep our brains intact, we need to rustle up some bacon and eggs immediately. And fry 'em in butter.''
When I was a kid, eggs were healthy, but butter wasn't. If you loved your family, you bought margarine. We slathered on the oleo.
A few years later, another flock of researchers discovered that eggs were full of cholesterol and bacon full of saturated fats. Every time they tried to describe the horrors of fat and cholesterol, they broke down in tears. It was too awful to contemplate.
But butter was healthy again, and the healthy alternative of oleo was dangerous.
The next street gang of researchers cooked up a tales of good cholesterol rumbling with bad cholesterol, and good fats duking it out with bad fats.
Suddenly, bad eggs were good again because they had the good kind of bad stuff.
''Look at this one,'' my wife said. ''People aren't eating enough salt.''
''Salt's bad.''
''That was last week, when fruit juice was good.''
''Fruit juice is bad now?''
''Lots of calories and hardly any fiber.''
I scratched my sat-fathead. ''So let's eat ice cream for breakfast. Dairy's good again, right? There's sat fat, and less sugar than juice.''
''OK, but hurry while chocolate syrup's still healthy.''
It's enough to make my sat-fathead explode. As near as I can figure, the packs of scientific researchers roaming about are either guessing or pulling practical jokes.
Let's run a little experiment. Let's invent our own healthy eating food craze. Here goes:
Say, did you hear? Research proves that jump ropes and steel triangles are wonder food!
Jump ropes are great sources of good woven fiber. And most Americans get very little steel in their diets.
Jump ropes and steel triangles help you lose weight, pack on muscle and lower cootie levels (the bad kind of cooties) while enhancing your complexion, lumbago and ability to calculate square roots.
Sound wacky? Illogical? Too outlandish to be believed?
Yeah, well, bet you didn't think they'd tell you to eat saturated fats again, either. So pass this article around and let's see how long before it's heralded in the next healthy nutrition reports.
Then we'll sit back with a big bowl of biscuits and laugh until sausage gravy snorts out our noses. Because this week, sausage gravy is good for noses.
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EL CAJON (CNS) - A former East County high school track and field star accused of causing the death of his girlfriend at a home in Spring Valley must stand trial on a murder charge, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Roshawn Lamar Broadnax faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted in the July death of 19-year-old Deazjnae Banks.
Deputies found the defendant tending to a gravely injured Banks in the 9500 block of Piedmont Street on July 10, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
Broadnax, 21, who ran track for Helix Charter High School, was immediately arrested on suspicion of attempted murder as paramedics took Banks to Scripps Mercy Hospital in San Diego, where she was admitted in critical condition. Two days later, physicians removed her from life-support equipment and Broadnax was charged with murder.
During his preliminary hearing at the El Cajon courthouse, a witness testified that Broadnax called her to say he had hit the victim.
Another witness, the victim's cousin, testified that Banks called her around 12:30 p.m. on July 10, telling her that Broadnax was "trippin" and to "come get her," without saying where she was.
The cousin said she got in her car and tried to find Banks, but never heard back from the victim.
The witness said Broadnax called her about 4 p.m., saying ambulance personnel wanted to talk to her.
No other details were available on how Banks died.
Banks and Broadnax, who has a prior conviction for burglary, had been dating for about a year and a half, according to Deputy District Attorney Danielle Hickman.
While running track for Helix Charter High School in 2008, Broadnax earned junior varsity honor roll status for performances in the 400 meters and triple jumps as a sophomore.
Judge Allan Preckel ruled that enough evidence was presented for Broadnax to proceed to trial and scheduled a March 6 Superior Court arraignment.


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NORTH SOUND, Antigua – In the second match of day, the Combined Campuses and Colleges have won the toss against Jamaica and decided to bat first. It is the first match of the Caribbean Twenty20 2012 for both teams who will be searching for a great start to the tournament.
NORTH SOUND, Antigua – Sussex Sharks overcame feeble batting, undermined by a career-best spell from Tim van der Gugten, to fashion a 34-run victory over the Netherlands in the Caribbean Twenty20 tournament on Tuesday.
Sir Viv Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua - As the two visiting teams get set to open their 2012 Caribbean Twenty20 campaign, English club, Sussex Sharks won the toss and decided to bat first against the Netherlands.
Sussex Team: Michael Yardy (C), Chris Nash, Ben Brown, Mohammad Amjad Khan, Kirk Wernars, Naveed Arif Gondal, Matthew Machan, Christopher Liddle, William Beer, Andrew Hood, Joe Gatting.
Bridgetown, Barbados – Allrounder Carlos Brathwaite is confident that he can spark a revival in the Barbados team as the former regional powerhouses look to win their first ever Caribbean T20 title.
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Rx (May Be) Closed For The Long Run
As Foobooz reports, Rx, the popular brunch joint and purveyor of All Things Yummy, may be closed for good. Yup, the sign at right has been hanging in the 45th and Spruce door for over a week, and the restaurant hasn't returned any calls. Technical difficulties? We're gonna need a new prescription in the meantime.
But seriously, Goddesses of the Economy, LEAVE WEST PHILADELPHIA ALONE! LEAVE IT ALONE! You've taken Wine and Spirits, Redcap's Corner and MidAtlantic all in the past month– not to mention all the casualties of 2011. When will it end?
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President Barack Obama has wrapped up a quick campaign stop here in the Bay Area.
Air Force One touched down under gray skies this afternoon ahead of the president's appearance at what his campaign calls a "grassroots event" at Hillsborough Community College in Tampa.
Mayor Bob Buckhorn and other local leaders greeted him at the airport.
The president spoke for about 45 minutes, touching on a variety of campaign themes, including the role of manufacturing in job creation.
The stop in Tampa was a brief one. Obama flew in from Orlando, where he addressed the annual conference of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials. He was expected to fly out this evening.
Mitt Romney, the president's opponent in this fall's election, spoke at the Orlando conference yesterday.
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A Las Vegas police officer got more than he bargained for when he came face-to-face with a curious 12-year-old.In the video, a boy, who identifies himself as Jeremy Drew, asked a police officer in Las Vegas if he could see his badge number after he parked on the sidewalk to buy a soda. The video shows the officer declining to show his badge number. When Drew told the cop it's "his right," the officer calls the kid a "junior lawyer" and takes off on his motorcycle.
Was the kid being too nosy or should the officer have showed him his badge number? Tell us on our Facebook page!
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Ohio's first casino has opened with a glitzy music video instead of a traditional ribbon cutting.
The video was projected on the facade of the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland and used images from the city's history, sports teams and tourist attractions.
The final scene showed the curtain opening to the casino. The twilight ceremony Monday evening capped a VIP reception in a tent outside the casino.
The weather was Chamber of Commerce-perfect: 60 degrees under nearly cloudless skies.
The casino has about 2,100 slot machines, 63 table games, a 30-table World Series of Poker room and a VIP lounge.
The casino expects 5 million visitors a year.
Casinos open in two weeks in Toledo and by next year in Cincinnati and Columbus.


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What You Need To Repair A Leaky Roof
If you have lots of time to do something that will boost your free time and nourish your creativity, you possibly want to create your personal backyard storage shed. And allow me enlighten you about the key measures to take into account or find out while constructing the storage shed.
It is really needed to hold the gutters clean to steer clear of these problems of clogging. A easy ans an affordable solution is to set up the gutter cover. The set up of a gutter guard program can stop clogs from ever occurring in the 1st spot.
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Loi Kratong the 'Thai Festival of lights'
Loi Kratong or 'Festival of lights' is one of the most important and traditional festivals in the Thai calendar, representing the close bond between Thai culture and water. Loi Kratong is held every year on the full moon of the 12th lunar month of the Thai calendar and this year it will be celebrated on the 8th-12th November.
Loi means to 'float' and 'kratong' is a small lotus shaped float, traditionally made out of the trunk of a banana tree and decorated with folded banana leaves, flowers, candles and incense sticks.
During this festival Thais will make or buy kratongs, and release them onto open waters such as rivers, lakes and the sea. The act of releasing the kratong onto water symbolizes releasing the bad things in life that have happened in the past year, so that the person can start afresh. It is also a way of paying respects to the spirits and the goddess of water (Phra Mae Khongkha), and asking for forgiveness for any bad deeds committed during that year.
Fireworks, beauty contests, large open markets and stage performances are held around the country in celebration of Loi Kratong. It is also a night for couples who can release their kratongs in unison, in the belief that if the kratongs remain together on the water it represents a long lasting love.
Another beautiful feature of this festival, are the sky lanterns or 'Khom Loi'. Locals will gather in open air areas to release sky lanterns together. As hundreds of them are set off, the night sky becomes picturesquely lit by a multitude of sky lanterns shimmering off into the distance.
In Phuket you can join in the festivities by releasing you own kratongs on any of the main west coast beaches of Phuket such as; Patong, Karon, Kata and Nai Harn lake. Hundreds of kratongs bobbing on the waves can be seen and there is also a big parade at Patong beach. The parade normally starts from Sea Pearl Junction to Soi Bangla showcasing giant kratongs, dancers and music. Two popular sites in Phuket town are Saphan Hin Bridge and Suan Luang Park (King Rama IX).
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Here's how RW members rated this race (82 votes).
In short: Challenging run in fun atmosphereIn full: Ran the Bacchus half for the first time last weekend and would heartily recommend it to everyone. There was a real mix of abilities so anyone can join in - some going for good times others enjoying the views, banter and winetasting en route! Yes you read that right - this race has the best water/stop stations every - plenty of water, orange quarters, jelly babies, crisps, dried fruit and... wine from the Denbies Estate... and delicious it was too! The course is challenging with a fair bit of uphill... but the countryside is breathtaking the last mile is all downhill so a great way to finish! Added to that you are rewarded with a BBQ and a glass of wine afterwards so all in all a fantastic day out! Date of review: September 12, 2012
In short: Well organised half in a fantastic settingIn full: It was tough in the heat, and with the trail route on the hills, was never going to be a PB. But, my challenge was to enjoy the 6 wine stations and complete the run. The course is lovely, and the hot sunshine added to the beauty as you ascend Ranmore common on the north downs escarpment. The numerous and well stocked stations were well appreciated.A few points of feedback for next time:- I would prefer an earlier start than 12.- my children did the fun-run, and we did not see anywhere that it was much more expensive to enter on the day- how about having the fun-run after the half marathon has set-off- how about letting the supporters and fun runners buy a portion of the hog roastDate of review: September 11, 2012
In short: Great day all roundDate of review: September 11, 2012
In short: One to cherish...and do againIn full: I think the guys at Run to Live did an amazing job (and thanks to them) on this one. Fresh fruit and goodies. They really thought out what was best for the runners on what was a very hot 1st weekend in September. Shame the start time could have been a little earlier in future if it looks like it will be another hot one.Date of review: September 11, 2012
In short: A proper run to have fun on!In full: Wow! Fantastic day! Decided to run as Dennis the Menace as this was my wife's first running event! Expected the hill, and loved it! 944ft of fun ascent! The wife loved it! (had a divorce lawyer on standby!). So much so, that not only does she want to do it again, she's signed up for another half! Personally I'm all in for the full next year! The marathon runners looked hot and serious, but were all very friendly. The race put a smile on my face and it's still there!! Well done all!!!Date of review: September 11, 2012
Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: ETL's Finest Yet!In full: In 2010 I did this race and it was a much smaller but still a fun race. Last year I did the Marathon du Medoc from which the idea of the Bacchus/Denbies race comes from and that was one of my all time fav races but this year at the Bacchus ETL ramped it up into a fun fiesta and the Medoc had better watch out! I had a blast in the sun - slick organisation, great fun marshalls, wonderful scenery and a great medal. I too like the touch of Alan shaking our hands as we finished and everyone in their costumes shone brightly in the sun. The camaraderie with the runners, marshalls and supporters spurred us all on over the hills, and the strongest beverage to pass my lips was good old water. I am still smiling and I will look forward to doing it all over again. Thank you to Alan, Nicky and all their team.Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Fantastic funIn full: Well I knew from the location that I would not get a Personal best...but I got a Personal Worst and it was one of the best days of fun I've had in a long time! The course was 'undulating' in the extreme....whose idea was that hill? When wearing a big yellow foam suit in high 20s temperature and add those hills it makes for a slow old course.The Marshalls though - they can make or break a race and here they were fantastic - the drinks stations were so well stocked they were worth a 5 minute break with the fruit, gels, water, pretzels and wine, and the sponge station at #4 was very welcome.From start to finish this was a winner of a day, and one that if a definite date for next year. Thankyou all! Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: I'll be back next yearIn full: This was my first ever half marathon, and it's given me the long distance bug. Brilliant from start to finish. Great venue, well organised, friendly marshals and wine. I'm there next year. Only thing I learned was that the black Spiderman costume I wore wasn't the best in 30 degree heat! PB potential will go after the first wine stop but I'm definitely going to apply again next year, maybe even do the marathonDate of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Although not a beginner's race because of difficulty, a great welcoming well-organised day means I'm sure I'll be back for mroeIn full: A brilliant experience for my first ever half marathon. Despite the heat (what can you do?) and the hills (fully anticipated), a great atmosphere and a beautiful course made this a brilliant experience.The organisers did a grand job preparing for the hot weather - although bigger tables/more water at the stations wouldn't have gone amiss - it was frustrating to have to queue up. That was my only niggle and I'm sure on other occasions without such heat it wouldn't be such a problem.I totally agree with other reviews that the provisions laid on both during and after the race were much more valuable and appreciated than anything in a goodie bag.Date of review: September 10, 2012
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I guess this is one good reason to be fat.
Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Bigtire, Jan 11, 2005.
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