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ceciliaMarch 31, 2011
hello!!! richard i'm from argentina, i love you so much!! i like all your songs, i listen it every day.you are the best!!!. sorry! my inglish is not good!!
March 31, 2011
how can i get this cd
NickiMarch 31, 2011
Can't wait!!!
I'm ready to hear some new RM music on the radio! I'm ready to call and drive them nuts with request too!
Oprea SicaMarch 31, 2011
I Like ! your music , I like ! your voice , I'm glad It's a first night , great album . Hope all is well . Many greetings from Romania . Best Regards Oprea Sica.
HélèneMarch 31, 2011
OMG OMG OMG !! !!! "Soon" cannot come fast enough ! I can't wait !! I know this is going to be just awesome !! I'm doing the "happy dance" now !! This is just great
Renee HendersonMarch 31, 2011
When is your cd coming out??
Ferruccio LucciniMarch 31, 2011
sei sicuramente un artista che stimo e ascolto con passione.
Uno dei piu grandi secondo me.
Ferruccio LucciniMarch 31, 2011
sei sicuramente un artista che ascolto con passione.
Uno dei piu grandi secondo me.
Ferruccio LucciniMarch 31, 2011
Riuscirò a scrivere bene ????
sei sicuramente un artista che ascolto con passione.
Uno dei piu grandi secondo me.
TammMarch 31, 2011
YAY! I cannot wait! Thanks Richard!
HuddyMarch 31, 2011
This is no doubt another fantastic song by the talent, i have heard snippets and its fantastic, brilliant chorous and destined to hit the charts, so much more from Richard to come including the great song…..and i mean the GREAT song..
March 31, 2011
Will be waiting in anticipation.
thatwasluluMarch 31, 2011
Wow! I am with the others…can't wait for 'soon' to be here.
I have loved this song from the moment I heard it…and its going to do well I think.
Nice sleeve for the single too. That is a great pic!!
March 31, 2011
Fantastic! I can't wait I love this song so much.
March 31, 2011
Richard you are one of the most romantic singer that i've met
i'd like to know if you're thinking of coming to argentina
We love you Richard and we want to enjoy of your shows . I hope we can as soon as possible. Thank you
Best wishes
MaryApril 1, 2011
I am soooo excited to hear this single is coming! What an amazing song. It has been in my head since the first time I heard it almost half a year ago!
marxychick1April 1, 2011
Cannot wait to pick this up. I do hope for a cd single, but even iTunes would work for me!
KentApril 1, 2011
Looking forward to a new album! When are you touring Australia?
April 1, 2011
Richard i know the wait is worth…
dean simsApril 1, 2011
hi richard,well plzd 2 hear new material on its way soon,but need 2 know when a new album will be out,and will :liberate me: will be on it?????? cant get it anywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
marxcase1239April 1, 2011
YIPEEEEE!!! This song has been my tune that I hum nearly everyday since I heard it at the NC show. Even if it is the old version but I like the new one also!!! I'm so excited!!! I hope it is a physical copy so I can "fondle" it!! LOL!!! A very infectious song!! And great picture for the cover!! Like the others said, "soon" can't get here soon enough!!!
Romelia RendonApril 1, 2011
shamboApril 1, 2011
As with every other single/album release since the beginning of your career, I'm as excited as every other fan for all new material!
I just hope this single gets the right marketing to put you back in the charts, here in the UK and a lot of other countries, and show a new generation of fans what REAL music is!
Lynn WatsonApril 1, 2011
Hi Richard, reading some of the other messages got me thinking. We do not hear enough of your
music on the radio in Scotland. Your coming to
Glasgow soon. So i will be texting Real Radio and
will ask them to play some of your songs.There are
so many great ones everyone in Scotland should be listening to. See you soon in Glasgow Take Care
Lynn x.
dianaApril 2, 2011
i hope to see more than just one song coming up. looking forward to a new album. keep up the good works, son.
Peter S.April 3, 2011
Greetings from Canada!! I live in the Capital of Canada and it amazes me that you haven't visited Ottawa Canada since the Rush Street CD. I think you are due! We have some beautiful venues since you've been here last. Looking forward to the new song…just don't tease us too long with the "COMING SOON" logo! Take care and get your butt to Ottawa, Ontario Canada Richard!!
Tamara BogerApril 3, 2011
So thrilled to see this song coming out as a single. I too. like many of the above posts. have been humming this song, since the first time I heard it.I hope this single is just the beginning of a very delicious and extremely successful CD. No one does it like you do Richard
FabiApril 3, 2011
Hello richard,
i love all your songs, i have almost all your cd's, wich is verry difficult for me to find here in belgium.
I'm looking forward to the concert from may 31th in london, wich i planned a special trip only to be able to see you perform live,and hope there will be a chance to meet you afther the concert.
you are the best singer for.
take care and love
fabi from belgium
April 3, 2011
Please come to Lisbon one day!!!! I'm a great fan of you, and I hope your new music was a sucess!!!!Love your music! Bye!
AndréiaApril 5, 2011
I am impressed and amazed!
What wonderful music, I hear all the time.
Congratulations and I are fans of Brazil and the new album.
Congratulations Richard God bless you for bringing so much joy and pleasure in his music.
SayeedaApril 6, 2011
I can't believe I didn't comment 2 nights ago when I listened to this awesome song over and over and over……….! 'Soon' huh? I hope this is on your list of songs to sing on May 14 here in Trinidad. Please???? I plan on being somewhere in the front….!!!
Much love…
AndréiaApril 7, 2011
Thank you for more this gift that God continue to bless your career, your family, happiness and success always go back to Brazil where your fans love you very much.
April 7, 2011
Just love this song. Thank you for the music ;o)
Raina McAlisterApril 10, 2011
I really love that song. I listened to it about three times. I can memorize songs really quickly once I hear them. My mom use to tell me that I should memorize my homework like I did all that music I listened to. I spent most of my teenage years sitting in my room right in front of my stereo. I still do the same thing now. I am a hopeless, music junkie. I can't drive without one of your CDs in the car stereo. Richard, your music, your voice just makes my day so much better. Thank You!.
April 15, 2011
Hey,It's great on what you and Urban are doing for Japan, donating a song! Why the heck do you need a sign to submit a song, must be something song writers do… But anyways my Q is what makes you think the girl in the song ever stopped loving you, I know I haven't? Keep poppin' cause you're still and remain Hot, if you don't believe me go ask your wife and stop being silly about signs. Still watching you, keep doing whatever you're doing!!!
Jim MarxSeptember 17, 2011
Hi Richard. I was in my car this morning scanning the radio stations and I stopped on an "oldies" (i.e. 1980′s) station and I immediately knew "that's Richard Marx!". I guessed the name of the song "When you loved me" and Googled it. I then found it on Youtube.
Let me say…. I can't believe you are still doing albums. I thought you left that behind and just were writing/producing for others! I was one of your BIGGEST fans from about 1987 to 1997 or so. I'm now 43 years old so I've grown out of the "groupie" thing but glad to hear your voice again on the radio. Welcome back. I'll hunt around and see if you have a new album out with this song and probably pick it up!
Jim Marx
estellaSeptember 18, 2011
can't wait for the album and I too want to hear liberate me on that album ..been looking for that song for a while now….where can I get it??????? PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BetianaMay 9, 2012
Richard, you are the best singer that has ever known, heard your songs from always! Hopefully we can disfrutarte in Buenos Aires!


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Lionel Richie Sings All His Hits on His All Night Long Tour
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Few country acts have enjoyed more popularity in the 21st century than Rascal Flatts, the trio whose infectious chart-topping hits range from the piano ballad "Bless the Broken Road" to the churning power of "What Hurts the Most" and their latest smash, "Rewind." A performance by these titans of twang alone would make for an epic show, but as a huge bonus, they'll be joined by singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow, who released her first full-fledged country album, Feels Like Home, in 2013. With nine Grammy Awards to her credit, Crow's scored a long string of hits herself, including "All I Wanna Do," "Soak Up the Sun," "If It Makes You Happy," and more. Opening the show is fresh-faced band Gloriana, best known for their Top 40 country-pop hit "(Kissed You) Good Night." Learn More
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If you're a big fan of Lionel Richie, then his concert is a must-see. He did not disappoint. He sung all his well known tunes plus "The Commodores" songs as well. He's quite funny and for his age, he gave a great performance. He still has that smooth voice. Our seats were perfect. The opening act was CeeLo! He too was fantastic. Goldstar always provides the best seats for the price we pay.
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He's still got it! And Ak-Chin Pavilion is a good venue.
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The show started 15 minutes early that was OK. Celo Green was great. There was a delay for set up for the Lionel Richie start. BUT. Was well worth the wait. He DID sing all his hits
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First of all THANK YOU for the great tickets!!!! The show was "spectacular"...that is...Lionel Richie was spectacular!!! ...although a bit warm to be sitting outdoors here in Phoenix on a June night!!!
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Tonight at 11!, Starring Channel 4 Weatherman Fritz Coleman
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What happens when your oldest daughter announces she's engaged and wants a small family wedding -- only to have the costs spiral out of control and her call off the wedding? When you're the father of the bride, you've got to set out to right all the wrongs and make sure the wedding goes off without a hitch. Edward Streeter's novel Father of the Bride has been adapted for two films (starring Spencer Tracy and Steve Martin), a TV series and the stage. Learn More
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Tonight at 11! starring Fritz Coleman returns to The Grove Theatre, located in historic downtown Upland. The Grove Theatre is proud to bring this highly acclaimed one man show to the Inland Empire. Fritz Coleman is well known as the smiling weatherman on Channel 4. He is a popular stand up comedian who has written and produced two other hit plays, It's Me, Dad, for which he won the 1997 Artistic Director's Award, and The Reception.
Tonight at 11!, under the direction of Robert Lyon Barker, tickles the funny bones and touches the heart by exposing the behind the scenes happenings at a fictional Los Angeles news station both on and off the air. He tackles such subjects as the coverage of natural disasters, commercial advertising and the influence television and news shows have on the public. He also makes you laugh at his jokes about reporting on weather in a state that has no weather, and turning light drizzle into a storm watch.
Coleman has been named "Best Weathercaster" in nearly every major paper in Southern California. A multiple Emmy Award winner, he devotes much of his free time to charitable activities and has also won a number of awards for his dedication to community service.
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But the frames were costly. Wants versus needs, Sarah. I needed new lenses for safety, but...I didn't need new frames. I put the Anna Suis down and walked away for a couple of months, but my lenses got worse. I had to make a decision. I called my vision center to see if they ever ran sales on frames. It turned out that they do, sometimes, sort of. Their current sale was $100 off frames, as long as one had a doctor's exam there (already taken care of) and also purchased a set of lenses (a need). That discount made my want-item far more reasonable, and more than competitive with shady internet dealers.
I could keep my old glasses as emergency backup, too; I'd never had that security before.
Here I am taking a break from pre-Thanksgiving housecleaning. I'm trying again to master DSLR focus in mirror selfies so I can show you my new glasses in nice light without glare. I'll get it someday.
November 2013: Thanksgiving Break
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I'll have to settle for this photo for now, and work on my no-glare techniques in the future. Because I might actually want to show myself in specs from time to time...
November 2013: A New Look
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Speaking of spending diets, I've returned to drugstore brands when I need to replenish toiletries and cosmetics. The Fine Brands might work better -- a bit better, maybe even 20% (twenty percent) better -- but it's illogical to me right now to pay 200% (two hundred percent) more for that performance edge and psychological cachet.
It's been fun to return to my old pleasure of browsing the hues and possibilities of Revlon, L'Oréal, Maybelline...and sometimes a drugstore product puts a "prestige" brand to shame. (Well yes Sarah, I can hear some of you thinking.)
I've found that cult favorite L'Oréal True Match liquid foundation is easier to work with and covers better than my exorbitant Laura Mercier Silk Crème foundation did, and it comes in a wider array of hues. Let's not forget that it's a sixth the price of Ms. Mercier.
St. Ives Timeless Skin Moisturizer, at around five dollars for a generous tub, is surprisingly lovely on bare skin or under makeup. It doesn't seem to irritate my sensitive complexion, it soaks in quickly, and it leaves my face and neck feeling like apricot skin for hours.
The drugstore red I'm wearing above is possibly the most perfect red I've found for myself: Revlon's ColorBurst Lip Butter in Red Velvet. It was four dollars and change because Walgreens was running its 40% off Revlon sale. It's a perfect bit of festive wintertime crimson in a lush translucent moisturizing format. I can wear a balmy red lip all day long, even to my son's preschool or to help in the library, and not feel like Too Too Much. And I love the retro feel of the diamond quilted case. I hope they never stop making this.
December 2013: Revlon Red Velvet
Photo by Sarah Cloud Peterson
Ladies of long and varietous cosmetic experience: what other high performance drugstore products should I examine?
Sarah's wearing: Silk cotton blouse, Ann Taylor. Glasses, Anna Sui. Pearl studs, gift from husband. Gold necklace of small pendants collected since childhood.


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This is the glorious time when out of conference play blends into league play, and it is a wonderful thing.
1. Arizona fans should be thrilled that their team is 14-0. They should also recognize that this team has a long way to go before they can be considered elite. First they escaped Colorado in overtime following a controversial call. Then they allowed Utah, who may finish last in the Pac 12, to take them to the game's final possession. They are 190th in turnovers if you're looking for the Achilles heel.
2. There is no 2nd best team in the Big 12 behind Kansas. Is it Baylor? They've already lost four times, including to Charleston, and needed OT to survive Texas at home today. Is it Oklahoma State? They got a great game from their best player – Marcus Smart – and still couldn't beat Kansas State. Is it Kansas State? It seems that way at the moment, but does anyone really believe that? What happens when McGruder doesn't show up?
3. Gonzaga's Kevin Olynyk is the best player no one is talking about. The 7-footer scored 33 points and grabbed 10 boards picking up a big win at Santa Clara. He's made over 70% of his 2s. At times Mark Few was having him bring the ball up the court – which is every big man's dream. This is a player who redshirted following his sophomore year, in case any other players out there are paying attention. Some times its better to slow things down and just work on getting better. He beefed up. He practiced. And now he's a star.
4. Sticking in the West Coast Conference, is there any doubt that Mattew Dellavedova is going to be earning some postseason awards? Loyola Marymount double teamed him every time he touched the ball, and all he did was score 17 points, rack up 8 assists, and grab 5 rebounds. And he played all 40 minutes for the fifth time this season.
5. What is up with Pittsburgh? Last year the Panthers started 11-1 before completely collapsing in league play. This year they started 12-1 and have now lost two straight in Big East play. They lost at home to Cincinnati as 3-point favorites, and today lost on the road to Rutgers. Rutgers! Rutgers is certainly improved this year, but it's relative – it doesn't mean they escaped Sacred Heart.
6. Florida Gulf Coast needs to find some consistency if they hope to achieve their goals – which isn't to just have the first winning record in program history. They want a bid. After beating Miami earlier in the year they finished ooc play by beating the teams they were supposed to beat and losing to the teams they were supposed to lose to. Until the end, when they lost to Maine. They started league play with a ho hum road win, then lost in OT to Mercer (who lost today to 1-13 Kennesaw State). Today they absolutely trucked Jacksonville behind 18 points from star-to-be sophomore Bernard Thompson. With Mercer not as good as expected, the A-Sun appears to be FGCUs for the taking.
7. Florida State's Okaro White has athleticism that is just ridiculous.
8. Oklahoma State's Markel Brown has athleticism that is just ridiculous.
9. Anthony Bennett needs to be in the conversation for Player of the Year. Against Cal State Bakersfield Bennett had 28 points behind 7-9 2s, 3-4 3s, and 5-6 FTs. He also had 10 rebounds.
10. Shabazz Muhammad continues to impress, even though a lot of us can't watch the games thanks to the spat beteen the Pac 12 Network and DirecTV. He's slowly getting into shape and tonight had 23 and 10, helping to send Stanford home winless from their weekend in LA.
11. You may not care about the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Utah Valley or the Great West Conference. But conference play kicked off in what will be the final Great West season before the league folds. NJIT won, by the way, behind 14 points from PJ Miller.
12. Bucknell was a baseline away from securing a huge win for the Patriot League. Unfortunately, the baseline in question was the one Mike Muscala stepped on with 4 seconds left in the game. The Bison star had his typical 25 and 14 in front of a national audience, while Mizzou won 66-64.


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Bullpen moves not learned on Facebook — Jensen Lewis sent down, Ed Mujica and Scott Elarton brought up, and Julio left alone. Carmona was officially placed on the DL. A busy Saturday. Elarton was added to the 40-man, bringing that total to 40. I confess I'd lost track of this; I thought Whoa Nelly Perez was #40, but the list prior to these moves only shows 39. (Perez did take the 40th spot at the time, but the team freed up a spot when Breslow was DFA'ed yesterday. —Jay)


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Dougherty County -- Gusting winds in Dougherty County toppled trees, damaging property, and knocking down power lines.
One South Dougherty County man's dog was killed, when a tree fell on her. The man narrowly avoided being hit while he rescued his other pets.
The roots of a 50 foot oak tree prove just how strong the wind gusts were behind Willie Mosley's home off Moultrie Road. Mosley said " It was a loud boom."
The tree fell onto his dog pen, where he kept the families four pets. Mosley said "One of my dogs I couldn't find him. The other three dogs I kinda got up under the tree and pulled them a loose, got them out the pen. They went running. Then that time two more trees fell. Lucky I got back in time when those two fell."
The dog killed was a 7 month old Husky mix named Lucky. Mosley's other three dogs have come back, but they wander around the yard trying to find their pen.
Mosley is also in shock that three oaks in his yard came crashing down. "I never thought they'd fall like that. I thought some of these smaller ones might have popped off and fell before the two big ones fell."
Mosley said his first task is to build another shelter for his remaining three dogs. The tree clean up will be a big job, but he will wait for another day.
Willie Mosley said he is just thankful the huge trees missed him and his home.
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March 30, 2007Reported By: Lee Peck
Despite a detailed 800 page report by Louisiana State Police, the family of Westlake Mayor-Elect Gerald Washington is not convinced he took his own life.
"We are in no way shocked, and not embarrassed by any of this, we knew what was going to be released in this report," said Germaine Washington Broussard, daughter of Gerald Washington.
7 News spoke to Broussard via phone from Denver, Colorado. She says the evidence investigators say supports their findings, namely financial records showing Washington gambled away hundreds of thousands of his retirement, is not at all surprising to the family. Broussard says the family was well aware of her father's gambling activity.
"Gambling is legal. My father was not hiding from the fact that he was gambling -- you would see him at Isle of Capris, you would see him at Delta Downs. You ask anyone did "Wash" gamble? -- It's no surprise that he gambled. At the end of the day, it was his money that he worked 32 years and saved," said Broussard.
As for the three women who claimed to be having extramarital affairs with the then soon to be mayor... "All of these are allegations, this is their word against my father, who we can't ask to verify these things and they don't have anything to prove the affairs took place. It is simply these women who lack credibility," said Broussard.
In the report, Washington's wife Mary was quoted as saying the night of his death... he was suicidal and had been very depressed in the weeks prior. "My mom, if she did say that... she was not in her right mind. Her husband of 37 years was found dead. She was in no mind frame to speak. There's no way you deliver devastating information like that and in the same breath start questioning the wife," said Broussard.
But perhaps the biggest question the family wants answered is why the Westlake Fire Department was called to wash down her father's truck and crime scene the night his body was found.
"As I said to Sheriff Mancuso, when you wash down blood, when you wash down and wash away evidence, regardless of how you look at it... It appears as though you are trying to cover something up," said Broussard.
"My investigators felt there was nothing in that truck that would point to anything other than suicide. So we decided to wash the truck off and release it to the family," said Calcasieu Sheriff Tony Mancuso.
While the investigation into her father's death may be closed, Broussard says her family will continue their search for justice in what they believe is murder. "There was something else besides gambling and those women's allegations. That I don't believe has anything to do with my father was assassinated," said Broussard.
Broussard says her family is also disappointed in the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney's Office for not contacting the family before the report was released into public record. However, District Attorney John DeRosier says he did speak with a family spokesperson Thursday afternoon before signing off on the report.
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The Kenmore 15009 is a 5-foot range cord with a 6/2 & 8/1 SRDT wire a range, 4 conductors insulated thermoplastic construction is made of a thick vinyl insulation. It also has a right angle male plug. The strain relief clamp helps prevent cord damage and all of the hardware is included.
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Carol Anne Bond assaulted her former best friend with some chemicals she took from her workplace when she discovered the former friend was carrying her husband's baby. She was prosecuted not by the local district attorney for the simple assault, but by the U.S. Attorney for violating the federal statute that implements the international treaty against the use of chemical weapons. Mrs. Bond claimed that the federal statute under which she was convicted was an unconstitutional overreach of federal power, intruding into areas of core state sovereignty. The Third Circuit held that Mrs. Bond did not even have standing to raise that constitutional challenge. The U.S. Surpreme Court unanimously reversed. This article explores both the Supreme Court's jurisdictional holding and the merits of Mrs. Bond's constitutional challenge that will now be considered on remand to the lower courts. Essentially, the issue is whether the federal government can expand its own constitutional powers by use of the Treaty Clause, and this Article argues that it cannot.
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HAMPSHIRE County Council has refused to reveal the cost to the community of its controversial shared-use pedestrian/cycle route planned for Weyhill Road in Andover.
A request to the council, made by Andover resident Alan Turner under the provision of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, has been turned down.
The decision has been taken just before Cabinet member for highways, Sean Woodward, is due to visit the area – and then decide on the proposal on 10 June.
Mr Turner, who lives close to the route, said: "As I read it, the costing info is being withheld until the last minute, and even when it is, I wonder whether we will find out the total cost.
"The source of the monies I think is probably unimportant, be it Section 106 or from the Department of Transport's Local Sustainability Transport Fund.
"All I want to ascertain is the total cost so that it can be widely circulated. But I thought you'd all like to be aware."
Councillor Woodward, who represents Fareham, is expected to visit the area at noon on Monday, 2 June.
The notification that the council has refused to volunteer the cost came on Tuesday in an email to Mr Turner from senior transport planner John Sorrell, who is based in Winchester at HCC's headquarters.
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"It is intended that the project appraisal will be published on or around 2 June on Hantsweb prior to the executive member for economy, transport and environment meeting on 10 June 2014."
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Ex Andover Resident says...
The most recent data from Hampshire Constabulary indicates that in 2013 between the Hundred Acre roundabout and The Avenue, there was one "slight" accident between a motor vehicle and a cyclist & one "slight" accident between a motor vehicle and a pedestrian.
It appears that Cllr. Hawke and Andover Police Station elected to take an educational approach to cyclists using the footpath from September 2013 onwards rather than an enforcement approach because ".... the last thing we want to do is deter cyclists and undermine eventual use of the footpath" .... "enforcement is a last resort rather than a priority"
Finally, It is of worth note that no other TVBC Councillor appears to have asked a single question in any written form (email or letter) of their own (TVBC) project officers, HCC or and other agency about this specific project. I would leave it to your readers to draw their own conclusions from the lack written communication on this issue by elected representatives.
4:03am Mon 2 Jun 14
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3:04pm Tue 3 Jun 14
pecanuk says...
On 1 August 1999 new legislation allowed for a fixed penalty notice to be issued to anyone guilty of cycling on a footway. However, around the same time, the Home Office Minister Paul Boateng issued a letter stating that:
"The introduction of the fixed penalty is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of traffic and who show consideration to other pavement users when doing so. Chief police officers, who are responsible for enforcement, acknowledge that many cyclists, particularly children and young people, are afraid to cycle on the road, sensitivity and careful use of police discretion is required."
Earlier this year, the current minister with responsibility for cycling, Robert Goodwill, seemed to support this guidance with the following comments in a letter to London campaign group Stop Killing Cyclists:-
"Thank you for bringing the issue of cycling on the pavement around dangerous junctions such as Vauxhall Cross to my attention. I agree that the police should be using discretion in enforcing this law and would support Paul Boeteng's original guidance.
You may wish to write to Sir Hugh Orde, President of the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo), to bring this matter to his attention too."
To my mind, as a local council tax payer, money spent on accomodating cyclists needs, and encouraging them with helpful infrastructure, rather than pushing them onto dangerous and intimidating roads, is money well spent.
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The members of the Save Altadena group assembled Friday night's meeting and others before it, with organizer and former Town Council member Steve Lamb emphasizing to the audience some of the group's missions, such as supporting local businesses and finding ways to put Altadena's positive qualities in the spotlight.
"People think Altadena is a poor place, full of people who can't expect or don't deserve quality retail," he said. "I've been told that a lot … but if you look at the demographics, Altadena is one of the wealthiest places in Southern California."
Talk quickly turned to Walmart and its reputation among residents in many neighborhoods -- including Altadena -- as a harbinger of doom for homegrown businesses, property values and the local economy. One resident called it a "mom-and-pop killer", while another mentioned Bernadette Giglio, an Altadena resident who works in the fashion industry, who passed along a Wall Street Journal article that notes rising crime rates within a six-block radius of Walmart stores.
While Lamb acknowledged there is nothing legally anyone can do to stop the opening of this particular Walmart market, the intent of the group is to "organize like we can stop it" and perhaps make an impact on discussion regarding future Walmart project sites in SoCal.
"Walmart is playing this game … they've figured out how to get around the zoning code so there's no public comment. They've found more than 200 sites in Southern California where they are trying to do this," he said, adding that he has also written to Edel Vizcarra, the land use deputy for Supervisor Mike Antonovich, about the possibility of modifying county code to require conditional use permits for grocery stores that are more than 15,000 square feet. Unlike their traditional megastore brethren, Walmart neighborhood markets focus on groceries instead of serving up a wide-ranging litany of items to its customers.
The pervading theme of Save Altadena's grassroots messaging about Walmart was education. Someone jokingly mentioned taking pictures of Altadenans who would be shopping at the Walmart market. While that idea was quickly shot down, some saw potential in getting across a different message.
"Instead of making the people who need to shop there uncomfortable, how do we make the people who made this possible uncomfortable?" asked Shawna Dawson, another of Save Altadena's organizers. "I imagine that there must be an element of organized pressure that can be put on these folks."
Another resident mentioned how the use of yard signs can lead others to educate themselves.
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Another resident noted that while the group doesn't have the legal ammunition to combat Walmart, "we have the power to boycott, we can speak with our wallets." Someone else mentioned speaking through hand-written letters to Los Angeles County's supervisors and land-use deputies. Lamb and Dawson also plan on gathering thoughts from the audience and other residents and compile them into bullet-pointed educational flyers to distribute. Other methods tossed around were bilingual meetings, flyers and the screening of films such as Walmart: The High Cost of Low Price, the 2005 documentary that examines Walmart's impacts and business practices.
At its meeting next week, the group plans to flesh out more ideas, including language on lawn signs and flyers. There will also be a screening of the Walmart documentary. Several members of the group also plan to attend Saturday morning's protest march against Walmart in Chinatown.


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Decided it was time to give my miter saw a permanent place…I looked at everyone's miter saw stands here on LJ's and also downloaded a miter saw stand plan from PlansNow.com to help me along the way…I also finally made a straight edge for my circular saw and broke down the ply at home to my own dimensions and used my table saw for final cuts… ...Its made from 3/4" ply from a big box store…There's no back just stretchers on the top and bottom for added rigidness to the cabinet…Swivel locking castors are on the front and swivel only on the back-It is very stable and moves almost effortlessly…Dimensions are 22" in length,20" in depth and 38" in height from floor to top of the miter saw platform which matches my portable Ryobi miter saw stand which I felt gives me a good and safe view of the work piece…Miter tracks are located on top of the fences…From blade to the end of the fence's I have 48" and a total of 96" when wings are fully extended…Fence flip stops are red oak with your typical jig fixture and a 3.5" hex bolt and stop nut-I was surprised on how good these flip stops actually work…Thoughts for underneath the cabinet are for a fixed shop vac for dust collection or drawers for storage (building drawers would be a new skill set to learn) -I'm leaning towards drawers because of my small shop and the storage would be very useful…I still might edge band the ply,I need to purchase measuring tape for the fences and I was going to apply a few coats of wipe on poly…Thx for looking…
-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.
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#1 posted 465 days ago
Very nice and compact.
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#2 posted 465 days ago
Is there an adjustment means on the on the support wings below the tables so that you can make the tables level with the miter saw?
#3 posted 465 days ago
Nice build…looks good!
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#4 posted 464 days ago
great job,compact and mobile.you should get a lot of good use out of it.
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#5 posted 464 days ago
Nice. I built the same one awhile ago. I wish I would have done T-track for the stop instead of all the funkiness to make it according to the plan. I had originally planned on doing the 'Chop Say Station' from NYW but concluded that it was best for going on the road and this was way more suitable for in the shop.
#6 posted 464 days ago
On the stops, what are the horizontal (end grain) screws inline with the knobs for? Looks like one one each side? Good job, Im on a few mobility projects for my small shop.
-- "My god has more wood than your god" ... G. Carlin.
#7 posted 464 days ago
Almost a contemporary table. I'm sure it will make life easier. Starret has a pretty accurate tape. Did some search before doing a replacement tape on my table saw cosmetic upgrade.
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#8 posted 464 days ago
Very Nice
#9 posted 464 days ago
Excellent build,Unless you really rack the stand, the stretchers should hold very well
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#10 posted 464 days ago
MisterBill there are levelers on the wing suppports-they are a threaded insert with a carriage bolt and a wing nut-I drilled a small hole underneath the wing(where the fences rest on)and when you move the wing support into position the carriage bolt heads falls into that hole…
-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.
#11 posted 464 days ago
Thx DocSavage45…I just saw that Hartville Tool has Starrett measuring tapes…
-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.
#12 posted 464 days ago
Nice. I like it.
#13 posted 464 days ago
Very nice build, similar to one I use. For bottom storage I've found open shelves work well for me as I can put my cut off ends and bits and pieces right under the saw.
-- If you believe you can or can not do a thing, you are correct.
#14 posted 463 days ago
CalgaryGeoff—-thx for the idea…
-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.
#15 posted 459 days ago
Thanks jeff. Insightful detail.
-- "My god has more wood than your god" ... G. Carlin.
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