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Airbus began airline deliveries of its A320 twinjet in 1988. Today, more than 5,000 are in service and another 2,000-plus have been ordered. U.S. carriers flying the model include Delta, US Airways, United and JetBlue. Odds are, you've already been on one. Compared with the original Boeing 737, which was designed in the early 1960s, the A320 has a wider and taller cabin and a slicker wing. It also features digital fly-by-wire controls.
July 3, 2012
Take a 35-year-old American helicopter design and farm out airframe production to the Czech Republic and the stabilator to Turkey. Add a new engine design from Canada and a sophisticated avionics system with key elements from France. Bring all this together for final assembly at a new facility in Pennsylvania. What could go wrong?
A lot, actually.
June 4, 2012
You absolutely, positively have to get there right away. How quickly can you be airborne?
April 23, 2012
Perhaps you have access to a private jet through an owner you know. It seems like a great deal: the aircraft is available almost any time, you fly with the same crew the owner uses and you pay considerably less than standard charter rates.
April 20, 2012
The congressional logjam blocking long-term FAA funding in the U.S. appears to be broken. Perhaps the FAA can finally move ahead with the much-heralded "next generation" air-traffic-control program known as NextGen.
April 19, 2012
This year, Bombardier will launch one of the most ambitious flight-test programs in business aviation history. The Learjet 85 is scheduled to enter service next year and as many as five conforming aircraft could make their first flights in the coming months.
April 9, 2012
The 1932 Piper Cub sold for $1,300 and embodied everything Bill Piper thought an airplane should be: affordable to own and operate, simple, rugged and fun to fly. You can land it in a short farm field, a small lake or a tiny patch of gravel in the middle of a river. For many a bush pilot today, the Piper Cub remains the ride of choice for these reasons. There's no drama here.
April 2, 2012
A year ago–or three or five, for that matter–it seemed as if private aircraft already offered just about every imaginable onboard luxury. Nevertheless, designers keep stretching their imaginations and, year after year, they deliver new products that can make your flights even more enjoyable than before.
March 26, 2012
Although the rate of growth of the business aircraft manufacturing industry has slowed, it continues to generate billions in economic output each year and supports tens of thousands of jobs. Here are the key facts about each of the major aircraft manufacturers.
March 26, 2012
Nearly two-dozen jet aircraft for business and personal use are in various stages of development or have just entered service. All are bigger, faster and more efficient than anything that has gone before in their class. Here is a look at some of the more prominent projects.
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Monday, October 17, 2011 [IMG] STRATFOR.COM [IMG] Diary Archives
Washington's Opportunity to Use Iran Plot as Iraq Leverage
The U.S. Department of Defense Monday denied weekend reports that
Washington and Baghdad had been unable to reach an agreement to allow a
significant residual American military force to remain in Iraq beyond
the end-of-the-year deadline for U.S. withdrawal. Rejecting reports of a
breakdown in negotiations, Pentagon spokesman George Little told
reporters that the talks are ongoing and no final decisions have been
made. The original AP report on Saturday quoted an unnamed senior
official in U.S. President Barack Obama's administration as saying that
all American troops will leave Iraq, with the exception of roughly 160
active-duty soldiers attached to the U.S. Embassy.
"The plot's unveiling allows the Americans to try and shake Iranian
confidence and to attempt to persuade the Saudis - and others in the
region and around the world - to agree to tougher moves against Tehran."
STRATFOR has long talked about how the United States must maintain some
20,000 troops in Iraq. These would [IMG] serve as a blocking force
designed to prevent Iran from exploiting the vacuum that a complete
American withdrawal from the country would create. Tehran, through its
allies in the Iraqi government, has prevented Washington from
renegotiating the status-of-forces agreement. With less than three
months remaining before the Dec. 31 deadline for withdrawal, it appears
unlikely that the Obama administration will be able to clinch a deal
with the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that will
keep U.S. troops in Iraq.
Any agreement between Baghdad and Washington will have to stem from a
behind-the-scenes understanding between the United States and Iran, and
since the Iranians have the upper hand, Tehran has minimal incentive to
negotiate with Washington. Even if the Islamic republic agreed to allow
a certain number of U.S. troops to remain in Iraq, it would demand a
price too high for the United States to accept. At a bare minimum, Iran
would demand the lifting of some sanctions.
In other words, Washington has been operating from a position of
relative weakness. In this context, the discovery of an alleged plot by
the overseas arm of Iran*s elite military force to assassinate, on
American soil, Saudi Arabia*s ambassador to the United States, has
provided the Obama administration with a potential tool to increase
pressure on Iran. While serious doubts have been raised, even within the
United States, about the plot's veracity, the U.S. government has
decided to make use of the allegations to apply significant pressure to
the Iranian regime.
The plot's unveiling allows the Americans to try and shake Iranian
confidence and to attempt to persuade the Saudis - and others in the
region and around the world - to agree to tougher moves against Tehran.
Thus far, the United States has not been able to come up with a
sanctions regime capable of causing an Iranian capitulation. With
greater international consensus for tougher action, Washington could
negotiate with Tehran from a position of relative strength. So far,
however, the allegations regarding the plot don*t seem overwhelmingly
convincing - certainly not to the point of persuading the international
community to isolate the Islamic republic.
That could change if the Obama administration unveils additional
evidence capable of diminishing the degree of skepticism over the plot -
and the United States probably would not be pursuing the matter if
Washington did not believe it could build a convincing case. Given the
short window of opportunity in Iraq, the next few weeks will be critical
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As the song goes: "They paved paradise and put in a parking lot" - and a new parking lot striping franchise is promising outdoor property management companies a new revenue stream. New England-based franchisor We Do Lines says landscape companies are positioned to deliver these services for their commercial and industrial clients.
Some companies have already added the franchise to their operations.
As of this writing in mid-summer, We Do Lines (WDL) had 12 franchise units across the United States, and it's projecting 100 units over the next five years. With the parking lot striping industry being so fragmented, WDL also entertains the conversion of existing businesses.
After having taken over and operated Young's of Ridgefield, a commercial and residential landscape company, rental equipment and power equipment service center in Ridgefield, Conn., Chris Couri, CEO of We Do Lines, along with partners, Tom Darrow, company COO, and Dan Rella, CFO, sought an additional business opportunity to leverage their client databases, relationships and equipment.
Couri and Rella were partners in 65-year-old Young's of Ridgefield, with Darrow, who started Pennacle Landscaping in Ridgefield and operating Tedco Management Group LLC, Calabash, N.C., joining them to start and grow the We Do Lines business.
The idea for WDL sprang from intense brainstorming sessions with Darrow, coming up with parking lot striping. This eventually led to related parking lot services. The company's website (www.wedolines.com) lists curb painting and pavement stencils, handicapped spaces, wheel stops, traffic sign installations, warehouse floor striping and staging, and parking lot cleaning and light sweeping as services, as well.
Initially, Darrow didn't know the impressive figures related to the industry. But, as he researched that market he was floored by what he learned. There are more than 500 million parking spaces in the United States and all of them undergo wear and tear and require constant upkeep.
Digging deeper into the parking lot business, the trio agreed that there was a need that wasn't being fully met by that fragmented and under-developed industry, a market that's been estimated at $29 billion. "Intriguing" is the word that Couri uses to describe each revelation.
Then they learned that 54 percent of all vehicular accidents in the United States occur in parking lots. These mishaps cause more than $1 billion in damages and liability claims for businesses annually. Restriping parking lot lines reduces the number of accidents, thereby saving money.
Also, stop and think about how important parking lots are to businesses. In a sense, a company's parking lot is its "welcome mat." Arguably, the condition and appearance of a firm's lot might be as important to the image of the business as its landscape. In fact, you can argue that the parking lot represents true "curb appeal." To the point of WDL and this article, they must be striped (usually annually), as well as being maintained and repaired.
"We were all in the landscaping and irrigation business doing residential and commercial properties and we were looking for another business to add," recalls Couri, a Massachusett's Babson College product where he got a goodly dose of the entrepreneurial training. "We already controlled the parking lot in terms of cutting the grass, doing the leaves, snow plowing, cleaning the lots in the spring. It's another service. It smelled like a good opportunity."
Equipment and Manpower: A truck (quad cab), enclosed trailer, two state-of-the-art spray machines, and other necessary supplies, stencils, paint, safety and measuring equipment. Crews are typically two to three people.
Training: WDL franchisees get an intensive one-week training session covering all business aspects from field ops and safety to sales and marketing; with follow up and remote training on systems, IT and vendor relations. Also, the company has factory relationships where franchisees can attend a proprietary course customized for machine operation. Additionally, they require and administer an OSHA course to ensure their crews are as safe as possible.
Franchise Fees/Investment (Including cost of equipment): It varies from $77,000 to $113,000, the range somewhat dependent on the vehicle choice There's a $25,000 franchise fee. The ability to leverage equipment and crews is importnt as a significant portion of the work is done at night.
Territories: The size of the franchise territory may encompass a county, multiple counties or a larger area. As in all franchise agreements, the territories are protected.
Since much of the striping is done at night, the partners reasoned that they could use some of their existing equipment as well as leveraging their crews.
What next? Why, a name of course.
That was somewhat of a challenge. There's nothing sexy about striping a parking lot. They just had to come up with a name that told what the service was all about and, hopefully, would get noticed. Couri, mostly in jest, pitched the name, "We Do Lines." Bingo. His partners said "Let's go with it." The three men started their full-service parking lot striping business in 2008.
Although they worked primarily in the Connecticut market, the company's first year produced a number of inquiries from other parts of the country. Surprised by the response, they realized they had tapped into an under-served market.
"There were pockets of professionals in the business, but for the most part the industry was off the radar," explains Couri. Their entrepreneurial spirits were now fully aroused.
"We realized, 'There's a bigger play here, and the bigger play is to create a national company,'" says Couri. They chose the franchising route, which meant establishing a brand and building a model that works for landscape and lawn service companies regardless of the region they're located.
"We've found a niche. We're elevating and raising the bar in what the customer can expect. We're redefining the industry standards. We're proactive. We're professionalizing this industry," says Couri.
"For those in the land care industry, the obvious synergies are what we found when we started this business. You're able to inject it or bolt it onto your existing business."
Obviously, there's a financial outlay (see sidebar) to become a franchisee, but Couri insists it's reasonable compared to what it can mean to a landscape company's bottom line.
"What we're doing is building a brand, establishing national relationships and contracts, all under the umbrella and with support starting with day-one operations as opposed to banging your head against the wall and going through that learning curve, which is very expensive," he says, adding that WDL places a priority on their branding and offers the insular benefit of boosting the core landscape/lawn service business.
"I talk to every one of our franchisees every week," says Couri. "I think if you were to ask any of them, they would say that we're approachable and easy to work with. One of our prerequisites is that they have to be passionate about it. This is our baby so-to-speak, and we don't take our responsibility lightly."
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Sometimes, I am as concerned as surprised about the view that many RPGs have about sex and its pleasure. Many times while regular standard sex isn't specially bad, people that indulge in orgies, polygamy or strong sexual instincts are depicted as evil or at least, twisted.
Many examples exist, but the other day I read "Shades of Grey". In a section it offers "good" counterparts to evil chaos examples. Like a honourable warrior countering a berzeker killer. A perseverant person countering the nurgle's abomination,...
Then, I was atonished by the following text:
>Slaanesh is the God of hedonism and excess. But this is true in all things, not just carnal pleasures. Those who desire to indulge in the finest culinary delights, the most beautiful artworks, even the most sensual clothing, could all be amongst Slaanesh's disciples.
It seems to say that not all Slaanesh followers are evil, because not all are centered on sex. So, I understand, carnal pleasures are worse than culinary, clothing or arts. Why?
I understand there are several examples in which sex indulgence can be bad. Two main cases:
a) Sex obsession is so intense that it keeps a person away to other aspects of life. This person can't think about friends, work, health or anything else than "doing it".
b) Sex is done in a way that hurt other people. Like a ****.
But, apart from those cases, I don't see nothing wrong about polygamy or weird sexual practices (concerning consenting adults).
Being a god of excess, it's clear that many times case a and b are frequent on Slaanesh followers. But, isn't the same true for the other supposedly superior pleasures cited?
a) A gourmet, painter or clothes freak can be just as obsessed. These are cases that happen nowadays. In the case of culinary pleasures it can carry several mental and physical diseases.
b) Ok, it's more strange to hurt people on culinary, art or clothing activities... among normal people. I don't think chaotic crazies are above using human flesh as ingredient, sculpture or fabric.
So, I don't really understand what the cited text intented to say. To add more surprised, compare with Khorne text:
> Khorne is the God of bloody slaughter, but he is also the god of martial pride and honour, setting oneself against the most dangerous foes and winning against the odds. A devotee of Khorne is as likely to be an honourable champion in combat as a blood-crazed slaughterer.
Cross this data with slaanesh. A honorable warrior is better than a "perverted". Seriously? Warriors do kill, in an honrable or unhonorable warrior. I don't see how they are respectable individual. Maybe "pervs" sometimes hurt people. But I think it's still better to hurt than to kill.
What are your views? Do you think that my sex views are wrong? Do you think that I have completely misunderstood the article?


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When Malcolm and Mandy Sim welcomed two children into the world, the veterans of both the animation and theme-park industries visited numerous indoor play centers in Los Angeles, hoping to find the one that best suited their kids. Nothing quite clicked, however, which inspired the parents to call upon their entertainment backgrounds and develop their own indoor facility. Since relocating to the Boston area, the Sims have opened Jam Time, where youngsters ages 3 months to 6 years can surmount climbing structures, leap about in a bounce house, or shop in a pretend grocery market before whipping up faux soufflés in the playhouse kitchen. Classroom sessions further engage tykes with art projects, science classes, and princess-etiquette lessons, where young ladies learn to detect whether evil witches have booby-trapped their science projects. Soft play toys engage visiting toddlers and infants, while adults surf free WiFi, sip gourmet coffee, or enjoy a treat from the organic snack bar.
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A creepy carnival awaits survivors with rides, games, and more attractions. The Horrorwood Chamber of Chills puts favorite Halloween and horror-movie characters on display, including such icons as Frankenstein, Freddy Krueger, and Mary Shelley?s original version of Shrek. Meanwhile, the Jack O? Lantern Jamboree displays rows upon rows of professional carved pumpkins, eerily glowing at self-guided passersby.
With the height of his career 230 million years behind him, the 20-foot T. rex followed a path typical to many retirees: he decided to hit the golf course. Since 1958, the bright-orange behemoth has kept watch over the sixth hole at Route 1 Miniature Golf & Batting Cages, dazzling visitors with his twin rows of gleaming incisors and spot-on Bob Hope impersonation. But the toothy star isn't the only creature challenging players on this classic putt-putt course. Players must map their swings to navigate a roaring lion, yawning hippo, and towering gray elephant before testing their luck on the 18th hole, where only the most precise putts can succeed in ringing the siren and winning the player a free game.
Adjacent to the mini-golf fairways, four batting cages pitch balls at speeds of more than 85 miles per hour, and an arcade challenges players with classic video games, including Ice Ball. Come cool-down time, guests can usher in a sweet finish to their afternoon by storming the Dairy Castle to seize one of 26 flavors of Richardson's ice cream, including black raspberry and maple walnut.
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- Run Time: 556 Minutes
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- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Paramount
- DVD Release Date: March 10, 2009
- Audio: ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo [CC]
- Cast: Lea Thompson, Malcolm Gets, Amy Pietz
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Episodic Promos - Release Date: 1996
In these Caroline in the City Season 2 videos, Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson) is a successful cartoonist living in Manhattan. Her comic strip "Caroline in the City" is based on her own life and the people in it - her occasional boyfriend Del, her best friend Annie, and her employee Richard who all add chaos to her life as she looks for love in the Big Apple. This Caroline in the City Season 2 DVD includes episodes chronicling her career success and comedic attempts at love and life.
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just building decks as usual. everything and anything. here's an old one i revisited that is a nice little games convention or tier 2 deck that i like playing every now and again. yes. it IS Shub, but not in any form that's meta oriented. just a nice easy no frills build. simple but effective.
3 x Lodge Neophyte
3 x Black Dog
3 x Initiate of Huang Hun
3 x Protector of Secrets
3 x Ya-te-veo
3 x Knight of the Outer Void
3 x *Lord Jeffrey Farrington
3 x Master of the Myths
3 x Hungry Dark Young
3 x Grasping Chthonian
3 x Corrupted Midwife
2 x Chupacabra
3 x Steal the Soul
3 x Unspeakable Transformation
3 x Burrowing Beneath
2 x Come to the Altar
2 x Shocking Transformation
2 x Unbound!
basically it just makes dastardly use of the bounce / draw character effects. i suppose the major points are the use of Come to the Altar to sac either a Protector of Secrets or Initiate of Huang Hun (after bouncing back a Hungry Dark Young) to make a double play in 1 turn of their effects. the same can be achieved through Shocking Transformation. Knight of the Outer Void is alsoone of my favourite cards for this. the game tends to sway from a lot of Characters in your turn using enter play effects and then exit play effects, followed by a smaller group of core Characters (usually with a nice Ya-Te-Veo deterrent) defending with Black Dog / Master of the Myths, along with the dual cards Steal the Soul / Unspeakable Transformation (the latter being the reason for 2 x Chupacabra for some insane combat icons).
there is also a decent spattering of support destruction, with Burrowing Beneath and (Shock Transformed) Grasping Chthonian. Lord Jeffrey is another prime Shock Transform candidate after the opponent commits for example. Corrupted Midwife for resurrecting (sac-ed) Hungry Dark Youngs etc. and finally a couple of copies of Unbound! as you tend to have a high hand count with the low Domain requirements and returning Characters, to take out a linchpin in a vital round.
so, it can be very quick with its initial opponent restrictions, and although i've tried it up against the BIG Shub decks, and had some success and some not, i dont think it would be consistent anough for tournament play (though might be if you're VERY lucky). basically, it's just a nice deck to have fun with and get your head around what's coming and what's going and how to make the most of all the bouncing around !!


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assuming he doesn't cancel, a guy I met on a hook up site is coming over to place his penis is a place where some penises fear to thread. My ass you dummy.
I don't always have the best of luck and if cancelled, here I am announcing it and then it doesn't happen. Can you photoshop sex? I know, photos or it didn't happen.
The reason I haven't had anal sex in 17 years is because of depression and anxiety. Also, I have take medications that killed my sex drive and I had no interest in sex / jacking off. I've said that it was nice to not feel like a slave to your cock.
When it wants to get off - yes, I always talk about my cock in the third person - you do whatever you can to get off. And if you shower, go out night clubbing, look for someone to meet, and go home with a guy. . . That's a lot of effort.
I've made enough moves forward that I can have a guy over and not worry about having an anxiety attack. Although I did have an anxiety attack with one guy about three weeks ago. it was embarrassing. I was sweating up a storm bu he didn't care because he was so horny.
But my place is clean, everything is done and other than doing the obvious -cleaning the pipes - I hope I will be fine and I have learned from having three gentlemen callers [ I don't normally talk this way] just to give myself enough time and don't rush things because that's when I'll panic.
After 17 years - I really should call Guniness Book of World Records to see if I broke any record - I don't worry about the sphincter muscle because that would be a concern. the bottoms will know what I'm talking about.
With that hurdle overcome with regular use of my dildo, the sphincter isn't that anal gate that can make things difficult for us bottoms. I don't have pain when I fuck myself.
I just hope I don't do a mind fuck on myself and when he is coming at me, I hope I dont think "you are going to put that where?" He he
I've seen his cock and its about the same size as my dildo so things will be fine.
Back in the days when I was clubbing ad meeting guys, I never watched what I ate in anticipation that I might meet someone at the bar and get fucked that night. I remember a thread about what to eat in preparations of anal sex and I neve did any of those things.
But just out of curiously, what should I eat or not eat if the sex will be happening after 8 p.m . Thursday night? Sugestions. I know you are thinking why is he asking for suggestions if he didn't have any incidents when he w a 1 night stand whore? He he
It would be one less thing to think about later today.
There is some irony to this new whole thing. I'm not the type of guy to talk Bout my sexual exploits - I had none but a befirnded a guy on Grindr. he is a twink ( I'm not into twinks) but he said he had not kissed a guy and that kind of was interesting that I could be his first kiss.
but he was just over 18 and I thought maybe To Catch A Predator is on Grindr so I was very cool with everything. I found out his birthday was in May so he was of age although I had not seen a driver's license.
So we would talk a few times on Grindr [ worst functioning app ever] and I spoke to him the other day. I was like a mentor and I gave him some advice like don't wait for things to happen, go make them happen, etc
I say goodbye and he says " do you want to meet?" We live close by and I said ok. And then he said " do you want a hj?" I asked what it was and he said a hand job. So my whole friendship with this guy has changed because I thought I was too old but he started talking about sex.
I admitted that I did think it would be nice for him to come over and we could kiss and cuddle because I had yet to have an encounters that I mentioned above. he knew I was looking to get fucked and he suggested that I top him.
well I was surprised but I said I'm strictly a bottom guy. I though I would probably have to get Viagra if I had ever wanted to do anything like that. My anti depressant and anxiety pills have probably prevented my cock from bring 100% hard . I would say the most is usually about 75% hard.
I see my doctor mid December but I'm still nt sure if I want to top him. The Gods must have listened to me because he showed me photos of his dock and it is beautiful. I had said I wouldn't want a big ugly cock if I could have interaction with a beautiful cock.
I haven't shown him by photos because I want to see his I.d. In case Chris Hanson is in the area with the To Ctach a Predator show. I'm kidding. I don't think that is a concern but it crossed my mind when I first met him. I met him because he had a name posted as his username and I said its probably not a good idea to post his name. He said he had made up the name.
I had my first kiss a few weeks ago with a guy who came over. It was not good. so I had hoped this guy knows how to kiss. I bought pop rocks and I thought we could add those into the mix while kissing but it's sour strawberry :-( I bought some whipped cream but I could use it with guy #1 ( the 8 pm guy)
I have been on social apps for several weeks and I could not find anyone who wanted to fuck because my town is 20 or 30 minutes from where guys live. All the guys in my town are bi and bi guys don't want to kiss. The kisser guy was gay so it wasn't a problem but it wasn't good like I said.
I never meant to write this long. I've been sitting on my bed and typing for 45 minutes I think.
He better not stand me up . . . Well I have the twink to fall back on.
This other guy is to break my 'fucking' dryspell. the twink would be more like a cuddle buddy or fwb buddy ( friends with benefits) since he lives close to me.
I think I will have the Twink guy come over Fruday night. He knows about my my 'fuck' night. now that I've seen his cock, I want to meet his cock ( fter I've seen his I.d.) But he wouldn't be on Grindr if he was underage.
Ok I'm done .
Any eating and topping advice would be appreciated


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Jess Riley
Wednesday, April 17, 6:30PM
Little Chute Public Library
Jess Riley is the author of the novels DRIVING SIDEWAYS (2008) and ALL THE LONELY PEOPLE (2012) and the novella CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR (2013). She lives in Oshkosh, Wisconsin with her husband and a neurotic but adorable Cairn Terrier.
Barbara Joosse
Saturday, April 20, 9:30AM
Little Chute Public Library
Best-selling children's author, Barbara Joosse, has published 45 books for children, with translations into 27 languages. Her most popular title is MAMA, DO YOU LOVE ME? (1.5 million sold). Best-known for her playful, lyrical style, she has recently begun to write lyrics for the kindie-rock Nashville band, The Happy Racers. Many of the songs on "Ready Set Go" are companion pieces to recent books including "Old Robert and the Sea-Silly Cats," "Lovabye Dragon," and "Dog Parade." This year, the album made it to the first ballot for a Grammy! Ms. Joosse lives in a little stone house in Cedarburg, Wisconsin with her sculptor husband, C.T. Whitehouse.
W.H. Beck
Saturday, April 20, 11:30AM
Little Chute Public Library
W.H. Beck is an elementary school librarian from northwestern Wisconsin who writes books for kids by night (and early mornings and in between kids' sports practices). Her current book, MALCOLM AT MIDNIGHT, is a funny mystery that stars classroom pets at midnight. Her previous books include DR. KATE, ANGEL ON SNOWSHOES and the Follow That Food Chain animal series.
Lesley Kagen
Saturday, April 20, 2:00PM
Kimberly Public Library
Lesley Kagen is a Milwaukee native and national bestselling novelist. Her first book, WHISTLING IN THE DARK, 2007, which takes place in a Milwaukee neighborhood, made the New York Times Best Seller list. Her novels are written from the viewpoints of children or young narrators, capturing the kids' honesty, their unique way of viewing the world, their direct way of talking, and their enthusiasm. Common themes in her stories, which are set in the 1950s and 1960s, include: dealing with loss, family, mystery, discovering the truth, inner-workings of a community, sibling bonds, childlike perception, innocence and corruption.
Richard Louv
Tuesday, April 23, 1:00PM
Kimberly Public Library
This year's Fox Cities Reads author, Richard Louv, is a journalist and author of eight books about the connections between family, nature and community. His newest book is THE NATURE PRINCIPLE: HUMAN RESTORATION AND THE END OF NATURE-DEFICIT DISORDER (Algonquin), which offers a new vision of the future, in which our lives are as immersed in nature as they are in technology. This future, available to all of us right now, offers better psychological, physical and spiritual health for people of every age.
Susanna Daniel
Wednesday, April 24, 6:30PM
Little Chute Public Library
Susanna Daniel's first novel, STILTSVILLE, was awarded the PEN/Bingham Prize for outstanding debut fiction. Her second novel, SEA CREATURES, is forthcoming from HarperCollins in July of this year. She is a native of Miami, Florida, and lives in Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband and two sons.


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Well, the cat's kinda out of the bag, and it doesn't look like i'll make it to the Australian Nationals as the event was only advertised less than 2 weeks ago and it's 3 weeks and 10 hrs travel away, and my student's money flow simply won't accomodate the short notice. Been keeping this low key in case I managed to make the Nationals, and quietly trialling the deck on lackey for the last month ( those on there would be familiar with it ), and its kind of eerie the vague similarities between it and the now released world championship winning deck. I must admit I was a bit concerned when I heard about Tom's deck, but it's different enough to soothe my nerves and call my own. So here it is, the MONSTER MASH :
Characters ( 35 )
Priestess of Bubastis x 3
Blood Magician x 3
Twilight Cannibal x 3
Black Dog x 3
Master of the Myths x 3
Ghoulish Worshipper x 3
Flying Polyps x 2
Dhole Ant-Lion x 3
Hideous Guardian x 3
Forgotten Shoggoth x 2
Displaced Chthonian x 3
Nyarlathotep x 2
Y'Golonac x 2
Events ( 15 )
Spiritual Guidance x 2
Feed Her Young x 3
Even Here She Dwells x 2
Twilight Gate x 2
Shocking Transformation x 3
Unspeakable Resurrection x 3
In following with my Yog / Shub Regionals winning deck ( posted somewhere here first week of June I think ), I continued my non-use of Supports, opponent Support denial, accelerated Characters / Ancient Ones, and a lean towards Characters ( It was a 34 / 16 mix ). In that respect it's really just a new spin on an old strategy of mine. I'll be interested to see if this will become more common seeing that it's taken out an Australian Regional and now the National and World Championships. The main features of the deck would be:
1 ) Early game defence with Black Dog and Master of the Myths.
2 ) Acceleration into the 4 costs ( which there are many ) with Priestess of Bubastis, Ghoulish Worshipper and Feed Her Young.
3 ) Acceleration of hand size with Even Here She Dwells to draw from the 22 monster / cultists, facilitated early game with the returning Black Dog / Master of the Myths / Twilight Gate.
4 ) Protection against milling decks with ( Shock Transformed ) Forgotten Shoggoth, otherwise most likely resourced.
5 ) A high quantity of Invulnerability and Toughness to protect against the Khopesh and other wounding decks.
6 ) A high degree of skill to protect against Syndicate and Nodens ( which one lackey opponent loves to use ) and Invulnerability on some 3 skill Characters.
7 ) The main aim of which is to get Hideous Guardian into play as soon as possible and keep in play with Unspeakable Resurrection ( also for Ghoulish Worshippers ), fuelling the Dhole Ant-Lions to not exhaust, and clearing the wounds with Spiritual Guidance on the 6th wound. This allows the possibilty of 2 Dhole Ant-Lions committing unexhausted for 3 story phases per Hideous Guardian / Spiritual Guidance / Unspeakable Resurrection.
As stated, it's still being trialled and may not be in it's final form, as I'm still playing with Event numbers and trying to slip in Bast's Hunt to combat opponent Master of the Myths etc, but I don't see much point keeping a lid on it any longer. I'll post the finalised version when I get to it. Hope you appreciate !!


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echothat Posts: 8I've noticed this too about the mileage that I get at different re-fill points. If I fill up at 3/4 tank, I get about 44 per gallon. At the half way point, I'm getting about 35. When I go down to fumes, I'm back up to the 44 per gallon range. Nothing changes with my driving habits. Weirdness.
I have found that if I drive with my windows down consistently that my mileage is about the same as if I ran the AC consistently too. It was 91 today and will be that way for about the next four months. I have to have the AC going, so my stellar 44 mpg is going to be on hiatus for a bit. 95 degrees with the windows down at 60 mph feels like I'm standing behind a bus. -
dephinusorca Posts: 66As far as the AC goes, supposedly with modern cars AC is more efficient than driving with the windows down, which causes incredible drag. That makes a fair amount of sense to me.
The issue of half filled tanks makes less sense to me (though I'm not disputing what you say). I always go from empty to full, so I have no personal experience on this. But my very best tanks (those of 50mpg or above) have all come on roadtrips when the car was very heavily loaded. And five gallons of gas I would think does not weigh enough to make a big difference. -
ctgriffi Posts: 3Guess it doesn't matter (to me!) anymore...the car was wrecked last week; other driver pulled out from the right—straight into oncoming traffic—and my wife had nowhere to go. Our 03 Echo's been totaled, and we're dealing with the guy's insurance company, Travelers, to get a settlement.
As an aside, I've given up on trying to find another similar Echo. You just can't find them, and the few that are for sale, are WAY above book value. Basically, it apears the car is way undervalued by KBB, NADA, not to mention the groups that provide valuation data to the insurance adjusters (CCC and ADP, primarily).
Darn it. -
kneisl1 Posts: 1,691Wow major bummer! The tough little ECHOs were one of the best cars ever built and hearing about one biting the dust is sad.
We motorcyclists "fly and drive" all over the country to get the bikes we want/can afford. Use Craigslist a lot. I would think in the case of replacing an ECHO that would be justified if you can find one a reasonable distance/good tactical situation ie a relative or friend lives in the city and can check it out for you.
If there is no ECHO what will you get? -
mnman Posts: 31That's what I would do, do a nation-wide search and buy a one way ticket to get one, especially now since i am not working and am not going to get unemployment due to a power tripping boss I had. 22 years out the window, oh well... My Echo has been technically totalled two times now, but it still drives straight down the long road! It is now a three door as one door is bashed in pretty far!! But I am only half way to the 300k miles I want to get out of it. I will be taking it cross country this winter to escape the winter up here and put some miles on her, later
mnman Posts: 31I just had a new donut gasket put in (the pesky one on the ECHO's, new shocks and struts. A new CV boot, to boot! She still runs like when I bought 'er with 25k miles on it. I set the Rostra at 55 today and made the 75 mile round trip to Walmart- 52mpg!! Ya gotta love 'em if not for sex appeal, a fat wallet never hurts hu?
marcia46 Posts: 2So sorry to hear about your accident. I will be selling my 2000 ECHO, 2dr, manual, am/fm soon (next 1-3 months) to buy a used luxury car as a treat for my 65th bday. I don't drive much, except to and from work, grocery, wine shop(lol). I just turned over the 100k mark. Most likely will buy tires soon. I posted it on Craigslist for $4500 to test the waters, but not a single bite!!!! Let me know if you may be interested.
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dephinusorca Posts: 66Recently returned from 11000mi roadtrip. I did not calculate every tank as I was often refilling at unusual points and also because I didnt always feel like doing the liters to gallon conversion while in Canada. However, every tank I did measure was between 44 and 46, which is actually a hair below what I used to get highway driving. Still, I couldn't afford to go on this trip in most other cars...


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It is July once again, which means Wimbledon is on TV. Whenever I see those tennis players on the grass court, I am reminded that Football season is once again just around the corner.
Here are a few tips for those that have not been to training camp before...
1. Yes, practices and parking are free. A schedule of the practices can be found here.
2. You will notice many evening practices this year, but the sun will still be brutal. Shade is at a premium on the hill that overlooks the practice field, get there early if you need to stay cooler.
3. Autographs are signed at the fence that is closest to the facilities. Players typically take the field about 30 minutes prior to the scheduled practice time. Children typically get first dibs on autographs, as it should be.
4. When you arrive, notice where the large lifts are with the video equipment on top. They are there to film the main practices. Whichever field they are pointing at will be the place where some of the best action of the day takes place.
5. The Beacon is a famous place to eat in Spartanburg, but from personal experience, be sure a restroom is near by. The Pizza Inn in Spartanburg is actually a 1980's time warp, the 3 inch skin on the pudding proves it.
6. Bring your camera! Pictures can be taken during practices.
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Only the first Sunday and it's really far from the actual practice. You would need a wife or grandparent to chaperone while you enjoy practice.
It's not really far from the actual practice area ... it's right across a driveway.
It's far enough you can't watch both simultaneously. That is really far to me.
Well, Play 60 is from 5 to 7, and practice doesn't start until 6, so the kid has an hour to play before the team gets out there. And, if you sit near the fence to watch, you can look over your shoulder at the Play 60 field (which is fenced, which helps keep the kids corralled).
My little man has been beggin for a Cam autograph and pic. I'm starting to think we should have done the SP mall thing.
Um maybe I'm missin something. Is there really just one practice a day normally in the evenings?
My little man has been beggin for a Cam autograph and pic. I'm starting to think we should have done the SP mall thing.
that is correct
Make sure your kid has something to do. Most of the kids get bored when they realize the Panthers are playing against the Panthers. They just run around in packs and throw footballs in the grass.
Me and the kid are why we are going. Neither one of us will get bored, guaranteed The wife is the one who will get bored.
She was dreading it until I told her that Zod would be looking for women to take pictures of. Being the vain creature she is and realizing the potential attention, she now wants a new Panthers T-shirt to wear tomorrow.
My plan is to point at multiple random guys with cameras and tell her, "I think that may be that Zod guy" and let her run along and leave me and junior to the good stuff. It will keep her occupied.
Do guys sign autographs the first practice of camp?
they will usually.......as long as you get something in front of them w/ a "sharpie"
I can't remember do they allow backpacks?
That's a good question. Anyone know the answer............?
Thanks, I'm looking forward to your updates and jealous I live a thousand miles away. I might even try to convince my girlfriend to go to the Patriots camp with me today. I just need a taste of football.
I can't remember do they allow backpacks?
Yes, I take one every year.
If things work out I'll be there Monday for the first padded practice, want to see the LB's thumping people.
Yes, I take one every year.
If things work out I'll be there Monday for the first padded practice, want to see the LB's thumping people.
They gave out backpacks tonight so yeah you can wear them haha.
What time is practice today? 6:30 again?
I think 6 EST.
Within a 5-7 minute drive, there are:
Courtyard by Marriott
Fairfield Inn
Comfort Inn & Suites
Hampton Inn & Suites
Holiday Inn Express
See http://www.wofford.e...ttractions.aspx or www.visitspartanburg.com
Can anybody recommend a cost friendly hotel not too far from the practice area?
Floppin can probably help you out with that one
We take in beer and bags, chairs, umbrellas..they don't really give a crap.if you act civilized
Damn I can wait until I get to go


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For release Thursday, May 9, 2002. [This settlement was amended, June 2004. See update at end.]
Contact Bob Brammer - 515-281-6699.
DES MOINES. United States Cellular Corporation has agreed to a limit of $150 on "break fees" charged to customers who cancel their cell phone contracts, and to reduce break fees in proportion to the time customers have remaining in contracts. [See June 2004 amendment/update at end -- US Cellular is not required to prorate reduced break fees if it has met certain conditions listed at end, below. However, the Attorney General's Office has authority to waive any default charge (break free) if, upon the consumer's written complaint, the Office determines that US Cellular violated the Consent Judgment, failed to meet conditions for imposing the break fee, or violated another provision of law in connection with the sale of cellular phones to the consumer.] U.S. Cellular also will pay $400,000 to the State to be used for reimbursing consumers for actions the Attorney General believes violated Iowa's consumer protection or consumer credit laws, and for other consumer protection efforts.
Attorney General Tom Miller filed a lawsuit in April 2000 alleging that U.S. Cellular sometimes used misleading advertising to entice consumers into cell phone contracts, and then made it difficult for consumers to cancel the contracts by imposing "break fees" up to $300, even if a customer was near the end of the contract period.
Miller said a Consent Judgment settling the lawsuit was approved by a District Court Judge today and filed in Polk County District Court.
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The Consumer Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office will handle complaints for reimbursement. Under the consent decree, reimbursement can be made for consumer losses "caused by any act or omission" by U.S. Cellular which the Attorney General believes violated Iowa consumer protection or consumer credit laws. The settlement covers contracts since July 1, 1996. Consumers must file a complaint with the Attorney General within 60 days (by July 8) if they haven't done so already.
Miller said complaints could include, for example, situations in which consumers wanted to cancel their contract when they learned U.S. Cellular coverage was ineffective for their area, when they had to move to another state with no U.S. Cellular service, or when U.S. Cellular changed its free weekend minutes plans, but United States Cellular required the consumers to pay a break fee.
For more information or a form to file a complaint or claim for reimbursement, consumers should contact the Consumer Protection Division, Hoover Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa 50319. The phone is 515-281-5807, and the email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. The Attorney General's web site is www.IowaAttorneyGeneral.org.
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