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About Rush's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
Well, My name is Justin Rush, but everyone calls me Rush. I am a Photographer and me and a buddy are in on www.180pix.com its an action based photography, and we are normally setup on hwy 180 Wolf pen Gap road in suches, so stop by and see us.
I have a big thing for anything with wheels, its my life. Right now I own a 95" Toyota Supra, Ive put everything I have in this car, and now its for sale, I just cant do it anymore. The car is setup for drag but is still a street car as well. I cant get a good accurate Dyno read cause it has a TH400 with a 4200 stall in it, but we are estimating right at 850rwhp give or take a few.
My first car
92" 300zx n/a 2+2
Car I wish I still had
74" Mini Cooper, and my Jeep
My dream car
Mclaren F1
Car clubs I'm in
Not a club, Its a forum me and another guy started up
— Profile last updated: Mar 28, 2011
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- Feb 11, 2007 at 3:50 pm
- This is the same one that's for sale on IA. It's crazy nice, man. Good job.
- Dec 11, 2006 at 9:46 am
- I have no earthly idea.. it says no reason specified.. my guess is I made a post about the calendar.. Im guessing..
- Dec 11, 2006 at 7:17 am
- By the way... did I tell you I got banned from SF?
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Feb 12, 2007
Guys/Gals, please dont message me asking for help on a Challenge. Let it be, If the car is better then yours then you know where my vote is going! I had one dude message me asking for help, and the dude had like 150 points above the other car.... I have...
Updated Profile!
Dec 7, 2006
I added a few pics of the car, and added some videos, there nothing crazy. Its just for the heck of it!
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Rumor Roundup: Nicholas Megalis Pretends to Retire and The Mindy Project Loves Tinder
We barely knew ye. Prolific Vine celeb and Betabeat fave Nicholas Megalis announced last night via radio show and dramatic vine that he is RETIRING and moving to the Poconos to chill out for a while.
"I'm done," he said. "I'm just done. Like, I made investments in some small companies … but I'm gonna just sit on that for a little bit, but I got a cabin and I'm gonna chill in the Poconos for a little bit."
"You're literally going out on top," the radio host said.
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Men and women of 'The Bachelor" recall their worst dates ever
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Updated: March 14, 2013 6:13AM
Thursday is Valentine's Day, which means a lot of pressure to plan the perfect date.
Some of you will pull it off. Others will crash and burn. The latter group can take solace knowing they're not alone.
During a recent TV critics gathering at the "Bachelor" mansion in Agoura Hills, Calif., I asked some folks with copious courtship experience — present and former cast members of the ABC franchise — to dish on their worst dates ever.
They had some doozies (that often doubled as #humblebrags), which should make you feel better if this V-Day doesn't go off quite as planned.
If you happen to be single, don't despair, said former "Bachelor" hopeful and "Bachelorette" Ali Fedotowsky (pictured below). She spent last Valentine's Day solo, crashing at a girlfriend's house in Pasadena, Calif., while said girlfriend and her fiancé celebrated their love in Las Vegas.
"I sat there and ordered Chinese food and watched the movie 'Bridesmaids,' " said Fedotowsky, who hosts the lifestyle show "1st Look" on NBC. "I was so happy and so content. It was the best Valentine's Day of my life."
Here are the worst dates of other "Bachelor" alums' lives:
Sean Lowe
"The worst one I ever had was in high school," said Lowe, the current "Bachelor" catch. "I had a crush on a girl. Really wanted to take her out. We finally go on a double date with her and some friends. We go to the movies. The previews start to play and I feel a rumbling in my stomach. I had to dart out of the movie theater. I threw up everywhere: my pants, my shirt, my shoes. I got in the car and left the poor girl at the movie theater with the other couple. She called my cell phone, and my mom had to explain what happened."
Emily Maynard
"It's been a while since I've been in a relationship on Valentine's Day, so usually I'm wearing black and celebrating with my daughter," said Maynard, the first and only single mom to be "The Bachelorette." The show has resulted in two broken engagements for Maynard; the first to Brad Womack on "Bachelor" season 15 and the second, more recently, to "Bachelorette" winner Jef Holm.
Maynard's worst date was a first date she went on a couple years ago.
"The guy was unbelievably rude to the waitress. That's a telltale sign of a bad person. He left her very little tip. I went back the next day, apologized and gave her a big tip. I never talked to that guy again."
Jillian Harris
This former "Bachelor" finalist spent more than a year living in Chicago with her then-fiance, Ed Swiderski, whom she chose in "The Bachelorette." She moved back to Vancouver after they split up. Canada is where Harris had her worst date with a man who was short in stature but long on devotion.
"I worked at this restaurant, and he would come every day and bring me roses," Harris said about her admirer, who was "about 4-foot-6." "He wanted to take me out on a date and I always declined." One day, she gave in. "We go to this little Indian restaurant way in the south of Calgary in the middle of nowhere. After dinner he stood up and said, 'I'd like to make an announcement: I'm in love with this woman.' I wanted to die."
Courtney Robertson
Robertson, the recipient of the final rose from her now ex-fiance, "Bachelor" Ben Flajnik, recalled a scary setup orchestrated by a mutual friend. "I was living in New York modeling at the time. A mutual friend set us up right around Halloween. I went to the bathroom, and when I came back he had this 'Scream'-type mask on. He jumped out of nowhere and was like, 'Surprise!' It just got worse from there. I never returned his texts."
Michael Stagliano
"I love scary stuff," said Stagliano, who could be soul mates with Robertson's masked suitor. Alas, this Buffalo Grove native and "Bachelor Pad" winner fell in love last year with a Chicago banker named Emily, whom he plans to marry. "My worst date is more of a best and a worst. On 'Bachelor Pad 2' we got taken to a haunted insane asylum. I was all into it. The girls were like, 'Are you f---ing serious?' It was a worst date for them."
DeAnna Pappas
"I was in college, living in Nashville, and there was this guy in a band. I'm like, 'Oh yeah, I'm going to date a rock star.' But he just talked nonstop the entire time. Didn't care to know a thing about me."
The "Bachelorette" eventually found love with Michael Stagliano's identical twin brother, Stephen. The two married last year. (Said Michael: "I was on the show and didn't end up with a 'Bachelorette.' He wasn't on the show and did end up with a 'Bachelorette.' It's confusing, I know.")
Trista Rehn
Rehn, the original "Bachelorette," is one of the show's few success stories. She married contestant Ryan Sutter in 2003 and the couple have two kids. Before her happy ending, Rehn had a date with a lawyer who rubbed her the wrong way.
"Things were going great, he was giving me a little massage on my upper traps. But he rubbed my shoulders so much in the same spot it was raw in the morning."
Casey Shteamer
This former waitress at Chicago's Sunda restaurant got booted from the last season of "The Bachelor" after fessing up to still having feelings for an ex-flame from Chicago. After that debacle, Shteamer went on an awkward blind date in Los Angeles, her new home.
"He was basically planning our future on a first date. I think he thought we were going to get married. He's from the Middle East, so I thought maybe our cultures are just different. But it made me super uncomfortable."


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Know the feeling, bubba.
I'm told sexuality is a bit of a spectrum, people. I certainly believe that. We're "wired" to be stimulated. Some stimuli poke us in places we didn't know existed or might not have expected--anyone ever fall in love? Usually creeps up on you, huh?
As a side note, it's been my experience that comfort and familiarity play a large role in almost anything we're willing to try. If we don't feel vulnerable or assailed, I find, we're often more flexible in our boundaries. Many times, fear is the only inhibiting factor. Or such has been my experience. After that, it seems to be a, "Meh, sure, why not?" mentality.
My personal quarrel with getting involved with a woman is all of the hurt feelings I've caused--not to pump myself up. To that end, I have to admit that, since coming out, the lack of interest on the ladies' part has been a bit of a chink to my vanity.
Nevertheless, it's a beautiful thing to see a woman with a look of pleasure on her face. It seems to me that women seem so much more sincere or comfortable with their pleasure. I dunno, they seem to revel in it more than men. Men seem to hunger for it.
My tastes would be Cate Blanchett or Kiera Knightly.
"It looks like I've already walked out of the desert of my beginnings, alone. / I want to remain as myself, till the day I turn to ash."
This is weird but I feel the same! i messed around with only two girls before i took the road to guy town and never looked back, but then about a year ago (already come out 4 years ago and had several serious boy relationships) i started to have periods of time or just occasions where i had to look at straight porn or even just female only erotica with a really really hot girl, like a very femanine woman. i also had a four person fooling around type orgy in college with two girls and a straight guy friend. no sex but lots of kissing and stroking. everyone naked. and its weird , i really love amazing looking breasts and pussy. but then i also of course love mens bodies a ton. (im here right?)
strange, no?
Does any one else feal the same. ? its like i dont at all want to be bi, just gay is enough for me...
does anyone feel similarly?
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I like so much your thread mister Hot4Latino
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I'm hard as at the moment!! I want to try pussy even more now!! Would be hot to have a mmf 3some and lick the clit together, eat pussy together and even fuck pussy together....and both cum in her wet pussy.
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Thanks for making me more horny Hot4Latinos!! Is that female cum in the first pic in your second post?
I'd love too, but I'm on holiday (vacation) at the moment in Miami. Won't be back home in Australia for nearly another 3 weeks.
I don't think I would want to have sex with a woman unless it was with another guy, or a passing "let's try this out" sort of thing. And she'd better think I'm fuckin hot, otherwise it would just be rather luke-warm, don't you think?
I identify as gay. Women are beautiful, but I can't quite say I'd ever go down on a girl. Not a fan of pussy.
That being said, everyone has their exceptions, and I must say, I'd bang the hell out of Helen Mirren.
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I have seen and had pussy. So, why is my stomach a little queasy?
Homophobia kills!
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I wish we were closer H4L!! We'd eat pussy together!! Lick that clit.....hmmm yummy.
Numbers 1,2,3,5 and 6 are HOT!!
I'll need to google that when I get home on Friday
I would like to try hetro sex again. there are very few ladies i would wan to have sex with. I was thinking that if they were a little on the masculine side and had small boobs. It is definitely something I would try. Not sure if i would go down town though. lol It might be to much for my gay brain.
There is just something about masculine men i just love. I crave it and not just in a sexual way..
Very hot pics.
The 2nd girl in the last pic post has the perfect ass, and the 69 pic is the sexiest thing I've seen in a long time.


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2008 Chevrolet Aveo Check Engine Light
I bought a 2008 svm aveo5 with nothing in itdrove about 40 miles and turned around because the check engine light came on. I got to the dealer and shut off the car. they read the OBDII and there wasnt anything stored. I drove another 40 miles and the check engine light came on a gain. I went back to the dealer and left it running. They were able to get the code. It was a misfire in the the engine. the flashing engine light according to the manual from the car also states that this is the problem. anyone have simular experience at any mileage level?
jketchhim Posts: 3I bought mine in 2006 and don't drive a lot my check engine light has been coming on for about 1/2 of that. The dealer say its a misfire also but won't do anything he says it's bad gas. I have 3 other cars using same gas. I think thats bull. Any ideas on getting dealer to go to the next step
sohjc Posts: 2i have a 2004 Aveo with occasional check engine light & had sent to the dealer many times for checking but problem still come back again & again.
many things were done as claimed > change O2 cable, chg TCM, change ECM, chg sparkplugs...... but every 3mths or so, the MIL will pop up again.
i get the same error codes always (P0300, P0700, P1702)
trying to see what option i hv now as is beyond the 3 year period.
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tokentiger Posts: 1I'm driving a 2005 with 53,000 trouble free miles and my check engine came on for the first time solid. Nothing noticeable in performance or a visual check under the hood. A quick bottle of STP Injector cleaner did the trick and the light was off before the day was done so possibly mine was just a marginal injector. I'll be due for the timing belt replacement soon but this is too early for a dealer reminder if that's programmed into the computer. Mileage is great and other than a few comon body squeaks it runs great. I'd sure try a bottle of injector cleaner for a quick possible cure.
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ron1970 Posts: 26My 06 SVM check engine light came on also this weekend. I took it to Auto Zone and they plug it in (it's free BTW). Code P0138. O2 sensor before the cat conv. I went out and hit it with my screw driver. The sensor valve unstuck. BTW: The O2 sensor is a dealer only part. No more light.
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bayoubilly74 Posts: 10I bought an 07 Aveo sedan LT new. From the start, I have noticed that the "check engine" light and the "parking brake" light come on with the rest of the "dummy" lights, however, these 2 stay on after the others go off. They stay on for maybe 3-4 minutes or so, then flicker out. Right away I took the car back to my dealer and explained the issue at least twice to the service department. When I went back later on that afternoon to get the car, they told me they "couldn't duplicate" the problem therefore they couldn't attempt to fix it. The service guy said they checked for the codes to see if anything popped up but nothing came of that either.
This problem happens every morning when I first start the car. If I get to work and turn off the car, then maybe an hour later drive the car again, it won't happen. Basically it seems to occur when the car has been sitting for quite awhile, for example, by the end of the workday.
I have never had any problems with the car at all, just the weird thing with the lights. The check engine light never comes on at any other time during driving.
Any ideas on this? The dealership has been nice about it but seem to be clueless about helping resolve it.


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Dec. 15
New Mexico Bowl (12 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Nevada (7-5 Mountain West) vs. Arizona (7-5 Pac 12): This game will kick off the bowl season. Both teams are strong offensively as the Arizona Wildcats are averaging 37.3 points per game, while the Nevada Wolf Pack are averaging 37 points per game. This game has the makings of being a shootout. Nevada 51-45.
Idaho Potato Bowl (3:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Toledo (9-3) vs. No. 18 Utah State (10-2): This should be a solid Mid American vs. Western Athletic Conference match-up. The Utah State Aggies has the top defense in the WAC, giving up just 15.4 points per game while the offense has scored 34.4 points per game. The Rockets, of the Mid American Conference, have scored 32.9 points per game and have given up 27.3 points a game. Utah State should reign supreme. Utah State 41-27.
Dec. 20
Poinsettia Bowl (7 p.m. CST, ESPN)
San Diego State (9-3 Mountain West) vs. BYU (7-5 Independent): The San Diego Aztecs will be looking to build on an already successful football season. The Aztecs have relied a lot on the running back duo of Adam Muema (211 car., 1,355 yards, 16 TDs) and Walter Kazee (161 car., 822 yards, 8 TDs). The Aztecs will take on a Brigham Young University team that has had its ups and downs. Wide receiver Cody Hoffman (90 rec., 1,134 yards, 11 TDs) has spearheaded the Cougars' offense. Defense has been a strength for the Cougars as they've yielded just 14.7 points per contest. The Aztecs have given up 24.5 points a game. The Cougars will have enough strength to win. BYU 21-14.
Dec. 21
Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl (6:30 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Ball State (9-3 Mid-American) vs. UCF (9-4 C-USA): This should be a good one to watch early in the bowl season. The Ball State Cardinals have scored 35 points per game contest. The University of Central Florida Knights have the top scoring defense in their conference by giving up 22.5 points per game. Defensive backs Kemal Ishmael (116 tackles) and Clayton Geathers (107 tackles) and linebacker Terrance Plummer (102 tackles) all have over 100 tackles for the Knights. UCF should win big time. UCF 36-18.
Dec. 22
New Orleans Bowl (11 a.m. CST, ESPN)
East Carolina (8-4 C-USA) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (8-4 Sun Belt): The East Carolina Pirates have been in some shootouts as they've scored an average of 31.3 points per game, while giving up 30.7 points a contest. Quarterback Shane Carden (248-of-371, 2,838 yards, 21 TDs, 9 Ints.) has led the Pirates' offense. The Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns are scoring an average of 34.8 points per game and giving up an average of 27.6 points a contest. La.-Lafayette's offense is anchored by quarterback Terra Broadway (185-of-284, 2,526 yards, 16 TDs, 8 Ints), while the defense is led by linebacker Justin Anderson. An offensive battle will be what's in store for football fans. East Carolina 56-53.
Las Vegas Bowl (2:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
No. 20 Boise State (10-2 Mountain West) vs. Washington (7-5 Pac 12): The Boise State Broncos have had a great season. Boise State's defense has played well this season as the Broncos are sixth in the nation in scoring defense, giving up 14.9 points per game and ninth in total defense (304.7 YPG). The offense has scored 30.4 points per game with the offensive line giving up just nine sacks. The Washington Huskies has struggled at times, scoring 23.8 points per game, while giving up 23.8 points a game. Both teams are balanced on offense, but defense will win the day in this one. Boise State 10-7.
Dec. 24
Hawaii Bowl (7 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Fresno State (9-3 Mountain West) vs. SMU (6-6 C-USA): The Fresno State Bulldogs have one of the most prolific offenses in the country as they are tied for 12th in the nation in points per game (40.3). Derek Carr (311-of-457, 3,742 yards, 36 TDs, 5 Ints) has been phenomenal at quarterback for Fresno State, while Robbie Rouse (269 carries, 1,468 yards, 12 TDs) has been great at running back. The Southern Methodist University Mustangs have struggled at times. The Bulldogs will be too much to handle. Fresno State 49-21.
Dec. 26
Little Caesar's Bowl (6:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Central Michigan (6-6 Mid-American) vs. Western Kentucky (7-5 Sun Belt): Both teams are looking to turn up the heat to close out the year. The Central Michigan Chippewas are looking to avoid a losing record as they are led by quarterback Ryan Radcliff (223-of-378, 2,905 yards, 20 TDs, 9 Ints) and linebacker Justin Cherocci (124 tackles), while the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are spearheaded by running back Antonio Andrews (277 carries, 1,609 yards 11 TDs) and linebacker Andrew Jackson (116 tackles, 17.5 tackles-for-loss). Despite the .500 record, the Chippewas have won their last three games. Central Michigan will finish above the .500 mark. Central Michigan 31-24.
Dec. 27
Military Bowl (2 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Bowling Green (8-4 Mid-American) vs. No. 24 San Jose State (10-2 Western Athletic): This should be a very appealing match-up. The Bowling Green Falcons have won seven of its last eight after starting the year 1-3. The San Jose State Spartans have won their last six games, scoring 42 or more points four times during that span. San Jose State quarterback David Fales (294-of-408, 3,798 yards, 31 TDs, 9 Ints) has been one of the best in the nation Bowling Green's defense ranks high with the best in the country as the team is ninth in the nation in scoring defense (15.8 ppg.). Senior defensive tackle Chris Jones (41 tackles, 19 tackles-for-loss, 12.5 sacks) has led the Falcons. The Spartans are in for a rude awakening. Bowling Green 28-23.
Belk Bowl (5:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Cincinnati (9-3 Big East) vs. Duke (6-6 ACC): The Duke University Blue Devils are in their first bowl game since 1995 as they are under the direction of head coach David Cutcliffe, who had an impressive record of 44-29 in six seasons as Ole Miss head football coach from 1998-2004. A win for the Blue Devils would end a string of 17 consecutive losing seasons. For the Blue Devils to win, they have to beat a Cincinnati Bearcats' team that has won its last five games and is scoring an average of 31 points a contest. The Bearcats' defense isn't bad either as they've yielded 17.2 points a contest, which puts them 12th in the nation in scoring defense. The Bearcats are the favorites, but I'm going to go with the underdogs in this one. Duke 20-19.
Holiday Bowl (8:45 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Baylor (7-5 Big 12) vs. No. 17 UCLA (9-4 Pac 12): This showdown between the Baylor Bears, and the UCLA Bruins should be a terrific contest. The Bears have won their last three games with those wins coming against Kansas State, Texas Tech and Oklahoma State. The Bears have scored an average of 44.1 points per game, which puts them fifth in the nation in scoring offense. The Bruins, scoring 35.1 points per game, have a solid offense as well. Both teams are good, but the Bears are peaking at the right time. Baylor 63-56.
Dec. 28
Independence Bowl (1 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Ohio (8-4 Mid-American) vs. LA-Monroe (8-4 Sun Belt): The Ohio Bobcats and the University of Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks are both looking to end their seasons on the winning note. The eight wins the Warhawks have are the most they've had in a season since 1993, while the Bobcats are out to right their ship after losing three of their last four games. This game could be decided on the last play. The Bobcats will secure win No. 9. Ohio 24-21.
Russell Athletic Bowl (4:30 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Rutgers (9-3 Big East) vs. Virginia Tech (6-6 ACC): The Rutgers Scarlett Knights are looking to close the season out with a 10-win campaign. The Scarlett Knights are ranked fourth in the nation in scoring defense, giving up 14.2 points per game. The Virginia Tech Hokies have been playing better as of late by winning their last two games. Virginia Tech was second in the ACC in scoring defense. (23.9 ppg.). This has the makings of being a tight contest, but Rutgers will come out on top. Rutgers 14-7.
Meineke Car Care Bowl (8 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Minnesota (6-6 Big 10) vs. Texas Tech (7-5 Big 12): The Texas Tech Red Raiders are well known for their offense. The Red Raiders have scored 37.8 points a game, which puts them 16th nationally in scoring offense. The Minnesota Gophers have been struggling as of late heading into the bowl game as they've lost six of their last eight games. The Gophers will be in for a long night. Texas Tech 42-14.
Dec. 29
Armed Forces Bowl (10:45 a.m. CST, ESPN)
Air Force (6-6 Mountain West) vs. Rice (6-6 C-USA): The Air Force Falcons love to run the football as they've rushed for an average of 328.8 yards a game, which puts the second in the nation. The Rice Owls have been on a hot streak by winning their last four games. This is another bowl game that could go either way, but Air Force will finish the year above the .500 mark. Air Force 32-26.
Pinstripe Bowl (2:15 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Syracuse (7-5 Big East) vs. West Virginia (7-5 Big 12): The Syracuse Orange have a solid offense as they've scored 31 or more points over their last three games which all have resulted in wins to qualify them for the bowl. The West Virginia Mountaineers also have a superb offense by scoring an average of 41.6 points per game, ranking them seventh nationally in scoring offense. Mountaineers' quarterback Geno Smith (350-of-490, 4,004 yards 40 TDs, 6 Ints) has been one of the best in the country. West Virginia has struggled on defense, but the team's offense will be enough. West Virginia 44-30.
Fight Hunger Bowl (2:15 p.m., CST, ESPN 2)
Navy (8-4 Ind.) vs. Arizona State (7-5 Pac 12): The Navy Midshipmen have played good football from the middle of September on as they've won seven of their last eight games. Navy relies on a solid ground game as the Midshipmen have rushed for an average of 285.5 yards per game. The Midshipmen will face an Arizona State University team that has won its last two games, scoring 87 points during that stretch. The Sun Devils will be hard to handle. Arizona State 33-21.
Alamo Bowl (5:45 p.m. CST, ESPN)
No. 15 Oregon State (9-3 Pac 12) vs. Texas (8-4 Big 12): This Pac-12 vs. Big 12 match-up will football fans could very well be a point in the bowl season. The Oregon State University Beavers' offense is led by the receiving corps of Markus Wheaton (88 catches, 1,207 yards, 11 TDs) and Brandin Cooks (64 catches, 1,120 yards, 5 TDs), while the defense is anchored by defensive end Scott Crichton (42 tackles, 17 tackles-for-loss, 9 sacks) and cornerback Jordan Poyer (46 tackles, 7 Ints). The Texas Longhorns are led on offense by quarterback David Ash (193-of-285, 2,458 yards, 17 TDs, 7 Ints) while the defense is spearheaded by defensive end Alex Okafor (60 tackles, 12 tackles-for-loss, 8 sacks). The Longhorns' offense will have to be solid as the Beavers are giving up 19 points per game, which puts them 22nd in the nation. The Longhorns, who have lost their last two games, will come out of it. Texas 22-21.
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl (9:15 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Michigan State (6-6 Big 10) vs. TCU (7-5 Big 12): The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs held their own in the Big 12. TCU's defense was second in the Big 12 in scoring defense (23.1 ppg.). Three of the Horned Frogs five losses were by seven points or less. The Michigan State Spartans are looking to end their season on a good note as they've lost five of their last eight games. The Spartans have given up 16.3 points a game, which puts them 10th in the nation in scoring defense. The Horned Frogs will own the night. TCU 10-7.
Dec. 31
Music City Bowl (11 a.m. CST, ESPN)
N.C. State (7-5 ACC) vs. Vanderbilt (8-4 SEC): The Vanderbilt Commodores have looked strong in the always-tough Southeastern Conference. The yielded 18.3 points per game, which put them 15th in the nation. The eight wins the Commodores have are the most they've had in a season since 1982. Linebacker Chase Garnham (77 tackles, 11.5 tackles-for-loss, 6 Ints) has led Vanderbilt's defense, while quarterback Jordan Rodgers (175-of-294, 2,431 yards, 13 TDs, 5 Ints) has led the offense. The North Carolina State Wolfpack are spearheaded by quarterback Mike Glennon (295-of-511, 3,648 yards, 30 TDs, 14 Ints). The Wolfpack will have some tough times on New Year's Eve. Vanderbilt 37-17.
Sun Bowl (1 p.m. CST, CBS)
USC (7-5 Pac 12) vs. Georgia Tech (6-7 ACC): The University of Southern California Trojans, have lost four of their last five games. The appearance in the Sun Bowl for USC is disappointing, especially since the team was preseason ranked No. 1. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have lost their last two games and are looking to finish the year at the .500 mark. The Trojans will finish the night on top. USC 28-21.
Liberty Bowl (2:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
Iowa State (6-6 Big 12) vs. Tulsa (10-3 C-USA): The Tulsa Golden Hurricane, champions of Conference USA, have had a monster season. The Golden Hurricane are averaging 240.1 rushing yards a game. Tulsa has played well on defense as the team is led by linebacker DeAundre Brown (125 tackles, 17 tackles-for-loss, 9 sacks). The Iowa State Cyclones have lost five of their last seven games and are looking to end their year on a good note. The Cyclones will have a hard time trying to get the best of the Golden Hurricane. Tulsa 32-20.
Chick-fil-A Bowl (6:30 p.m. CST, ESPN)
No. 9 LSU (10-2, SEC) vs. No. 14 Clemson (10-2, ACC): This game has the potential to be one to remember. The Louisiana State University Tigers, like a lot of teams from the SEC, has a stout defense as the team has given up just 16.9 points per game, which puts the Tigers 11th in the nation in scoring defense. The Clemson Tigers will be looking rebound from a 27-17 loss last month to South Carolina. Prior to the loss, Clemson had won seven games in a row. Clemson has scored an average of 42.3 points per game, which puts the team sixth nationally in scoring offense. As good as Clemson's offense is, LSU's defense will be too much in the end. LSU 23-20.
Jan. 1
Heart of Dallas Bowl (11 a.m. CST., ESPNU)
Purdue (6-6 Big 10) vs. Oklahoma State (7-5 Big 12): The Oklahoma State Cowboys have one of the deadliest offenses in the nation as they are fourth in scoring offense, scoring 44.7 points per game. The Purdue Boilermakers have been playing better football as of late, winning their last three games. The Cowboys will put an end to the Boilermakers' run. Oklahoma State 44-27.
Gator Bowl (11 a.m. CST., ESPN 2)
Mississippi State (8-4, SEC) vs. No. 21 Northwestern (9-3, Big 10): The Mississippi State University Bulldogs are looking to end their season with a big win. The Bulldogs, led by quarterback Tyler Russell (219-of-366, 2,791 yards, 22 TDs, 8 Ints) and defensive back Johnathan Banks (59 tackles, 4 Ints), are 2-0 in bowl games under current head coach Dan Mullen. The Northwestern Wildcats will be playing in a New Year's Day Bowl for the third time in four seasons. Despite MSU's recent struggles, Mullen will have the Bulldogs ready come bowl time. MSU 28-24.
Capitol One Bowl (12 p.m., CST., ABC)
No. 6 Georgia (11-2 SEC) vs. No. 23 Nebraska (10-3, Big Ten): The Georgia Bulldogs are looking to end their season on winning note after suffering a heartbreaking 32-28 loss to Alabama in the SEC Title game. The Bulldogs, who have given up just 18.8 points per game, are 17th in the nation in scoring defense. Their offense has been great as well as they've scored 37.2 points per game, which puts them 18th nationally. The Nebraska Cornhuskers have had a great year but will be looking to rebound from a 70-31 loss they suffered at the hands of Wisconsin in the Big Ten Title game. The Cornhuskers may be overwhelmed, however, when they take on the Bulldogs. Georgia 35-21.
Outback Bowl (12 p.m. CST., ESPN)
No. 19 Michigan (8-4 Big Ten) vs. No. 11 South Carolina (10-2 SEC): The South Carolina Gamecocks have had another super year. South Carolina has given up just 17.4 points per game, which puts the team 13th in the nation in scoring defense. The Michigan Wolverines have played great defense as well as they're 16th in the nation in scoring defense (18.8 ppg.). This game will be close, but it will be another big win for the Gamecocks. South Carolina 21-14.
Rose Bowl (4 p.m. CST., ESPN)
No. 8 Stanford (11-2 Pac 12) vs. Wisconsin (8-5 Big Ten): The Stanford Cardinals, the Pac-12 Champions, and the Wisconsin Badgers, the Big Ten Champions, are looking to add one more big win to their record. The Cardinals have a solid defense as they've yielded just 17.5 points per game, which puts them 14th in the nation. Linebackers Chase Thomas (68 tackles, 14 tackles-for-loss, 7.5 sacks) and Trent Murphy (55 tackles, 18 tackles-for-loss, 10 sacks), along with free safety Ed Reynolds (43 tackles, 6 Ints), have spearheaded the Cardinals. The Badgers are led by running back Montee Ball (332 carries, 1,730 yards, 21 TDs) and linebacker Mike Taylor (120 tackles, 15 tackles-for-loss). Wisconsin will have a tough time against Stanford. Stanford 29-16.
Orange Bowl (7:30 p.m., CST., ESPN)
No. 13 Florida State (11-2 ACC) vs. No. 16 Northern Illinois (12-1, Mid American): The Florida State Seminoles, this year's ACC Champs, have returned to glory as they are back to their old ways playing in the Orange Bowl. The Northern Illinois Huskies have also been impressive as they've won their last 12 games. Florida State should be able to hold on for the victory. Florida State 32-24.
Jan. 2
Sugar Bowl 7:30 p.m., CST., ESPN)
No. 4 Florida (11-1, SEC) vs. No. 22 Louisville (10-2 Big East): The Florida Gators are hungry. After losing to Georgia 17-9, Florida has won its last four games. The Gators' defense has been tough as they are ranked third in the nation in scoring defense (12.9 ppg.). The Cardinals, this year's Big East Champs, are out to prove that they can beat anybody. Louisville will have a tough battle. Florida 35-14.
Jan. 3
Fiesta Bowl (7:30 p.m., CST., ESPN)
No. 5 Oregon (11-1 Pac 12) vs. No. 7 Kansas State (11-1 Big 12): These two teams barely missed out on the national championship game. The Oregon Ducks, the Pac 12 Champions, suffered their only loss against Stanford by the score of 17-14, while the Kansas State Wildcats, the Big 12 Champions, suffered their only loss to Baylor 52-24. Both teams can put the points on the board as Oregon is second in the nation in scoring offense (50.8 ppg.), while Kansas State is 10th (40.7 ppg.). This game should be a fun one. Oregon 49-42.
Jan. 4
Cotton Bowl (7 p.m., CST, FOX)
No. 12 Oklahoma (10-2, Big 12) vs. No. 10 Texas A&M (10-2, SEC): This game will be a battle of the quarterbacks with Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel (3,419 passing yards, 24 TDs, 1,181 rushing yards, 19 TDs) and Oklahoma's Landry Jones (332-of-507, 3,989 yards, 29 TDs, 10 Ints). The Texas A&M Aggies have played well in the SEC this year, and will come out on top in this game. Texas A&M 35-24.
Jan. 5
BBVA Compass Bowl (12 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Ole Miss (6-6 SEC) vs. Pittsburgh (6-6 Big East): Both teams are looking to finish with winning records. The Pittsburgh Panthers have won their last two games, while the Rebels are looking to build on their 41-24 win over Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl last month. Pittsburg quarterback Tino Sunseri (240-of-361, 3,103 yards, 19 TDs, 2 Ints) and Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace (213-of-336, 2,843 yards, 19 TDs, 15 Ints) will be looking to lead their teams to victory. Rebels wide receiver Donte Moncrief (60 catches, 948 yards, 10 TDs) could be Ole Miss' X-factor. Ole Miss 45-35.
Jan. 6
GoDaddy.com Bowl (8 p.m., CST, ESPN)
Arkansas State (9-3 Sun Belt) vs. No. 25 Kent State (11-2, Mid-American): The Arkansas State University Red Wolves, this year's Sun Belt Conference Champions, will be looking for a 10-win season. Quarterback Ryan Aplin (255-of-376, 3,129 yards, 23 TDs, 4 Ints) has had the Red Wolves on the right track. The Kent State Golden Flashes are led by running backs Dri Archer (150 carries, 1,352 yards, 15 TDs) and Trayion Durham (256 carries, 1,248 yards, 14 TDs). The Red Wolves are solid, but the Flashes will have enough power to win the game. Kent State 24-17.
Jan. 7
BCS National Championship (7:30 p.m., CST, ESPN)
No. 2 Alabama (12-1 SEC) vs. No. 1 Notre Dame (Independent): This is the match-up everyone in the college football world has been waiting for. The Notre Fighting Irish and the Alabama Crimson Tide, the SEC Champions, have the top two scoring defenses in the country. Notre Dame is first (10.3 ppg.), while Alabama is second (10.7 ppg.). Alabama's offense has been terrific. The Crimson Tide are ranked 15th in the nation in scoring offense (38.5 ppg.). Out of Alabama's 12 victories, 10 of them have been by 19 or more points. The Fighting Irish have had to battle hard in most of their games as six of their 12 games have been decided by nine points or less with two overtime games. The Fighting Irish are led by linebackers Manti Te'o (103 tackles, 7 Ints) and Prince Shembo (48 tackles, 10.5 tackles-for-loss, 7.5 sacks) on defense and quarterback Everett Golson (166-of-282, 2,135 yards, 11 TDs, 5 Ints) on offense. The Crimson Tide are led offense by running backs Eddie Lacy (184 carries, 1,182 yards, 16 TDs) and T.J. Yeldon (154 carries, 1,000 yards, 11 TDs) and quarterback AJ McCarron (191-of-286, 2,669 yards, 26 TDs, 3 Ints). The defense is led linebackers C.J. Mosley (99 tackles, 7 tackles-for-loss) and Adrian Hubbard (39 tackles, 10 tackles-for-loss, 6 sacks). The numbers favor the Crimson Tide, but the Fighting Irish will pull off the upset. Notre Dame 24-21.
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2000 Taurus Rear Door Panel
How do you remove the rear door panel on a 2000 Taurus. I see three screws but nothing else. I am sure there are plugs. After removing the screws can I just pry off the panel and pop the plugs
ohio7 Posts: 67You didn't mention why you wanted to get the rear door panel off, but I'm wanting to do that also. About two years ago, on my 2000 SEL, the side vinyl paneling started to peel off on both sides. My car sits all day in the sun so I guess the glue got loose. I used a glue to reattach it but it popped up again. I went to a shop and they want $150 to fix it using the same material already on the door. I decided that I could do it myself, but now the glue that I had used has made the material shrink up. It looks horrible on an otherwise perfect interior. I only drive it 6 miles a day (37,000 on it now). The whole car looks new. I may just have to part with the $150 and have it done right.
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ohio7 Posts: 67I never even considered the dealer since it happened so long after I bought the car. I've had to fight to get other more important items fixed under warrenty so this small, but annoying problem didn't enter my mind to go to the dealer.
Like I mentioned in my previous answer, I got an estimate for $150 last year. Have done nothing so far but I hate looking at the blank panels every day! :confuse: -
zaqwsx Posts: 1I just found this thread!! Same problem here - rear door, vinyl/leather/whatever is peeling off of door. I have a 2000 Sable Wagon. Other side hasnt gone yet, but I can see top is loosening. I tried to glue, but it didnt work very well. Shriveled vinyl a bit, and you cant get a good bond because there is porous polyurethane foam (thin layer) on both sides of what youre trying to glue. It just makes an otherwise very nice looking car look like a beater. Has ANYONE had any luck at the dealer OR a shop???
mergallo50 Posts: 1we also have the same problem with peeling door panels on our 2002 Ford Taurus.
I have contacted the Ford Customer Relations via phone, received a case number and have sent a letter to them along with pictures. I have asked Ford to reimburse for the cost of replacement which was done by the dealer to the tune of about $350-400 for each door. Have not heard back yet. -
cubeslave Posts: 1I have the same problem with peeling leather. Since it started on my rear doors, and I never have any passengers back there I knew it was some design issue.
This of course raises the question on why anyone would intentionally glue leather patches on a plastic car door.
A Sable/Taurus isn't some high end luxury car that is kept out of direct sun every moment it isn't on the road and looked after by an employee who has interior leather care as one item on their regular detailing regiment.
The plastic door panel had to be a hint.
Someone had to know what would happen.
It is just like when the all plastic proprietary headlight switch knob broke and cost me $20 at the dealership (replacing it myself). Can you believe they wanted to give me a quote for the labor?
I almost have to think it was an intentional choice. :lemon: -
NC_Dave Posts: 1I had this problem with my 2002 Taurus. One side starting coming loose last year. Both sides started coming off this summer when the heat was at its worst. I found a Interiors and Convertible Top shop in Raleigh, NC that fixed both doors for $60. They removed the panels, removed all of the cheap foam behind the panels (this is what falls apart and cause the problem), and they used an adhesive to re attach the panels. They look just fine now. It seems the trick is to get all of the old foam off of the panel before you try any type of adhesive.
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berliny Posts: 1I have an 01 Sable, same issue. After looking at the panels missing the covers for 2 years, I went to Lowes and got a small sample of custom paint by bringing in the vinyl. I sanded most of the hard glue off with a detail sander and painted it. It is not like having the cover on it, but looks hellava lot better. I had inquired about it at the dealer, but they just blew me off and told me I had to order 2 entire new door panels as the don't sell covers. Total cost was 30.00 for sander and 4.00 for paint.
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donjohnohue Posts: 1I just bought a 2000 Sable LS Premium. The Sunroof switch intermittantly works.Sometimes it won't open and sometimes it won't close. If I fiddle with it, eventually it closes.
I tried to order a switch from Direct Ford On Line but they sent me a combo dome light switch. So my thinking now is that the sunroof was an aftermarket addition.
Any ideas where I can get a replacement switch?
It is a stand alone toggle switch in front of the opening. -
berry22192 Posts: 5The problem (and we hope Ford is aware of this and taken corrective action) is that the foam sponge backing to the vinyl 'decomposes' which allows the vinyl to slip out from behind the mounting strips. My local car upholstery repair shop (in northern Virginia) replaced the vinyl (without a sponge backing) on my 2000 Taurus for $75 each rear door.
mr_al Posts: 9I am with you all here. My 2000 Sable started to do the same thing about 3 years ago, only one side. Last fall, the other side went down. Looks like crap, tried to glue, and no luck. :mad:
Not sure if taking the panel off will allow me access to that one "pleather" area that needs to be repaired".
Ebay has some Charcoal gray, but I need the regualar Gray panels.
Can't even find a junk yard here in my area, yet I know they exist.
Alan, Chesapeake, VA -
mr_al Posts: 9I will check into this, for the amount of headaches i have gone through to do this, 75 for each door to make it better may not be a bad idea. I definatley know i can't put anything over the foam.
Still, figured Ford/Mercury would have said something long ago.
I will see if I can find an ulphoster in the area here in SE Virginia.
Thanks for the info
Alan -
savetheland Posts: 671There is some advice with photos how to glue it back:
http://www.taurusclub.com/forum/116-aesthetics-interior-wheels-tires/151636-comm- on-inside-door-panel-gen-4-failure.html -
fritz1699 Posts: 3I have a 2001 Sable, 90,000 mles, increasingly getting harder to start when engine is cold. At first I had to crank 2 long times to get it started. Now it takes 3. Once the engin is hot, I fires just fine with 1 short crank. I do have a check engine light, code indicates the loss of a vacuum seal to the gas tank (P1451). However warning light came on 6 months, The problem starting has happened recently
cranks4543 Posts: 1So I just finished fixing all four of the vinyl panels attached to the door panels on my 2003 Taurus SEL. I had the same problem, the leather/vinyl material was pealing off on all four panels. An additional problem was that one of the panels had starting warping away from the door.
This "tutorial" was great, but my fix was a little more simple. I didn't have the carpet between the panel and the leather/vinyl material. I just had the spray on foam.
So all I did was yank each panel off (careful because the long panels like to snap in half!). Then I cleaned the edges of each panel and each piece of vinyl/leather, scrapping off the spray-on foam then scrubbing the edge with a little rubbing alcohol. I made sure they dried and then I bought a couple hundred clothespins (50 for a $1 at Walmart), and 3-4 bottles of Loctite super glue (15 second dry time; $4 at Walmart). I used clamps (don't need to buy if you don't have them) to clamp the material to the panel as I went along and laid super glue, then pinched the material together with the clothespins, as shown in savetheland's photos.
I let it dry over night. I pushed the panels back onto and adhered them to the door using UGlu strips (from Walgreens, price ??) That might have been a bad idea, but so far the strips have worked great to hold the panels back on. And the adhesive was strong enough to "de-warp" the warped panel I had.
For me, this was definitely worth it over spending $50-150 per door for a shop to do it for you. -
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Mr. Porter G. Peeples, Sr., KCTCS Board Chair, lives in Lexington, Kentucky, and serves as President/CEO of the Lexington Urban League. Mr. Peeples is a graduate of the former Southeast Community College (now Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College) and the University of Kentucky, where he earned a Bachelor's of Arts in Elementary and Special Education. Mr. Peeples is active in several community and service organizations, some of which include the Kentucky Housing Corporation Board, Bluegrass Airport Board, Bluegrass Community Foundation Board, St. Joseph Hospital Foundation Board, Lexington Chamber of Commerce Board, World Equestrian Games 2010 Board, Fayette County Education Foundation Board, Fayette County Schools Equity Council, Central Bank's Advisory Board, and the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation. In June 2013, Mr. Peeples was re-elected as KCTCS Board Chair for a Board Officer term that ends June 30, 2015. Mr. Peeples was reappointed to the Board in 2012 for a six-year term that ends in 2018.
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After 20 years on the San Rafael City Council, Barbara Heller has decided not to run for re-election in November — and she's already endorsed her replacement.
Heller, 75, has served on the council since 1993 and is the third woman ever to serve on the City Council. She's also the longest-serving official currently on any town or city council in Marin County.
"It's been a wonderful 20 years," Heller said. "What's made it nice are the two mayors I've worked with, Al Boro and Gary Phillips, and the council members."
Heller made her announcement Tuesday on the steps of San Rafael City Hall, flanked by officials including Boro, Phillips, Councilwoman Kate Colin and Councilman Andrew McCullough. As part of her speech, she endorsed council candidate Maribeth Bushey-Lang, who announced her candidacy at the event.
Bushey-Lang has lived in San Rafael for 20 years and previously served 13 years on the city's Planning Commission. A mother of two children and an avid gardener, Bushey-Lang said she's ready to help the city grow and bloom.
"I feel a deep responsibility to keep the balance between growing a vibrant economy and maintaining what is special about living here," Bushey-Lang said.
Heller said she's been trying to recruit Bushey-Lang for the past decade and is thrilled the time is now right for her to run. She said there have not been enough women on the council.
"I once told Mayor Al Boro that I was going to stay on the council until I had five women up there," Heller said.
During the course of her political career, Heller was re-elected four times and served as vice mayor in 1997, 2000, 2005 and 2013. She was president of the Marin County Council of Mayors and Council Members, president of the Mayors and Council Members Department of the League of California Cities and is serving her second term on the state's Judicial Council Legal Services Trust Fund Commission.
She's also been involved with the Marin Women's Political Action Committee and the Marin County League of Women Voters.
Phillips said Heller will be missed by the council.
"She brings a lot of practicality. She asks questions that are on people's minds," Phillips said.
McCullough agreed.
"I'll miss her institutional memory and her very thoughtful temperament," McCullough said.
With newfound free time come January, Heller said she plans to spend her days with her husband of 45 years, Norman, and their dog Biscuit. She also plans to visit her two daughters and fly back East to see her grandchildren. She might even travel to Turkey.
Heller's seat isn't the only one up for grabs in November. Colin, who was appointed by the council in January to fill newly elected Assemblyman Marc Levine's seat, will be seeking voter approval to start a new term. Levine's four-year term is up in January.
So far there are three people seeking the two council seats. Colin, Bushey-Lang and former San Rafael City Councilman Greg Brockbank all have their sights set on filling the vacancies.
Brockbank, an attorney, served on the council from 2007 to 2011, losing his bid for mayor to Phillips in November 2011.
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NBA star Dwyane Wade is all too familiar with Chicago's violent streets.
In fact, the city native who grew up in nearby Robbins felt it hit home in March when his 20-year-old nephew, Darin Johnson, was randomly hit in a store shooting on the South Side. The irony: Wade has worked diligently to curb violence in Chicago.
Even though he spends much of his time in Miami playing for the Heat, Wade has returned to Chicago the past five years to support reading and literacy programs through his Wade's World Foundation, which he hopes someday will help quell the violence.
But the very day he kicked off this year's event — Thursday — 19 more people were shot.
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Wade's not sure what the answer is, but through the work of his foundation, he hopes to give other at-risk kids a chance.
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Sony MH1C Black Livesound Hi-Fi Stereo In-Ear Headphones
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Kadner: Time is now to stop big payday for Bremen Township school official
By Phil Kadner firstname.lastname@example.com January 11, 2013 6:10PM
Bremen Township school board member Deborah Stearns
Updated: February 14, 2013 6:46AM
Bremen Township school trustees are considering a 13 percent pay hike over two years for township school Treasurer Joseph McDonnell, according to a source.
McDonnell currently earns $148,000 a year, according to the 2013 Bremen Township trustees annual budget report, so the raise (if approved) would put him at $167,000 a year.
The Bremen Township School Board was reconstituted by state law after a scandal erupted over an illegal attempt by then-township school board president Joseph Bertrand to award himself $220,000 to pay his attorneys' fees.
The new board includes seven representatives appointed by each of the local school districts whose tax money is invested by the Bremen Township school treasurer.
When I asked Deborah Stearns, the new president of the board, if a pay hike had been approved for McDonnell she said, "No."
"It's not true," she added. "That information is false."
But later she said, "Whoever told you that violated the Open Meetings Act because it was an executive session discussion."
Stearns, who is also president of the Bremen High School District 228 Board, ought to know better.
There is nothing in the Illinois Open Meetings Act that makes it illegal for a board member to reveal what was discussed in a closed session of a school board meeting. In fact, that would be a violation of the First Amendment of the Constitution.
And this is an excellent example of why board members ought to talk about such things. The public generally doesn't attend the meetings of a township school board, which meets about three or four times a year.
Although Stearns contends that no action was taken, I was told there was some sort of poll taken of the board members, and they indicated support for the new contract for McDonnell.
But no public vote was taken on the issue, which means the contract renewal is not finalized.
This newspaper editorialized for the abolition of the Bremen Township school treasurer's office when the Bertrand controversy erupted, and former state Sen. Maggie Crotty (D-Oak Forest) seemed prepared to sponsor such a bill. But Stearns led a successful effort to maintain the office, while abolishing future elections for the board mebers.
She maintained at the time that McDonnell had done a terrific job of investing millions of dollars in school funds on behalf of the seven school districts and a cooperative for developmentally disabled children.
She told me the same thing Thursday. Stearns said McDonnell had outperformed other offices in the state with his investments and had not had a pay raise "in nearly four years."
Actually, McDonnell told me he hasn't had a raise in three years, and in the final year of his last contract asked the board to give him a 2 percent raise instead of the 4.5 percent he was allowed because he thought it was too generous given the financial condition of many local school districts.
McDonnell told me he was unaware the board was considering a new contract for him but said he had returned $15 million more on investments over five years than might normally be expected.
Stearns told me the township school board is conducting a study of what "other school superintendents and township treasurers in the area make."
School superintendents in the suburbs supervise large staffs, negotiate union contracts, deal with parents and angry taxpayers and make difficult decisions about education curriculum and student discipline matters.
McDonnell's staff consists of four people. In addition to investing money, he handles payroll and accounts payable for the school districts.
There's no comparison between what he does and the duties of a school superintendent.
As for other township school treasurers in the area, there aren't many of them left in Cook County. The position in Orland Township, for example, was abolished years ago.
McDonnell may well be the best township school treasurer in the state of Illinois.
He's impressed me as not only a smart person but a good guy. He was a voice of reason when his old board acted illegally.
The SouthtownStar printed a story in November, hailing McDonnell as a hero when he pushed a stalled car off Tinley Park railroad tracks as a Metra train was approaching, saving the life of a teenager. McDonnell didn't wait around for a reward. He just got the teenager and his car to safety and drove off.
The problem I have is with the existence of the township school treasurer's office, which seems antiquated because many school districts have financial officers.
The Bremen Township School Board (which is separate from Bremen Township government) includes Stearns and fellow appointed board members J. Kay Giles, representing Country Club Hills School District 160; Kathy Novak, representing Posen-Robbins District 143 1/2; Dionne Freeman-Cooper, representing Prairie-Hills District 144; Jason Hedke, representing Forest Ridge District 142; Joanne Keilman, representing Midlothian District 143; and Tina Moslander, representing Arbor Park District 145.
The hold-over elected trustees who remain in office until their terms expire include Bertrand, whose term expires May 21; Michael Duggan, whose term expires May 18, 2015; and Julienne Mallory, whose term expires May 16, 2017.
I'm hoping that before the next township school board meeting in April they reconsider not only McDonnell's generous pay hike, but the decision to keep the terms of McDonnell's contract a secret.
As for Stearns, she's running for Bremen Township supervisor against Crotty in April.
I'm hoping she studies the Open Meetings Act and realizes it's not a violation of the law for someone to talk about what happens in a closed session.
In fact, it might be the duty of a public official to do exactly that.


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Lace & Contrast Zigzag Dress
Style # 213887
With a hot chevron pattern and sweet corded lace design, this waist-sculpting bebe dress is sure to land you a flirty dinner-date look. Try it with a pair of dangling earrings and black pumps to maximize your look.
- 60% cotton, 40% nylon
- Center back to hem: 33" (84 cm)
- Polyester georgette lining
- Invisible zipper
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 6
Lace & Contrast Zigzag Dress
I just got this dress today and was looking forward to wear it for a date night with my hubby. The dress is gorgeous, unfortunately it runs small. I am usually xs in Bebe, I ordered this dress in size 2. I cant get to close the zipper pass my waist . I have an athletic figure, I am 5"2, 115 lbs. I like this dress but I will have return it.
March 29, 2013
Size Up
I'm surprised that everyone says this dress runs true to size. I had a feeling it was going to run small when it said the model was wearing a size 6; therefore, I ordered two different sizes (2 - my usual bebe size, and 4 a size up just in case). I can barely zip the 4. I probably should have gotten a 6. This dress runs at least a full size too small. I'm seeing people say they ordered a "small" and the sizes are in #s so I'm a little confused. I'm 5 foot 4 inches, 115 lbs. Beautifully made dress, looks just as pictured. Hidden zipper, which I love, but it catches a little when it hits the 'ribbon' around the waist.
March 26, 2013
Love love love!
This dress is so hot! It caught my eye at the store and I wasn't sure it was going to fit b/c of my bust but it was perfect! I can't wait to wear it out!
March 25, 2013
CLASSY and GOREGOUS !!!!
Pictures don't do justice. This dress is amazing. I wore it on a night out and literally all eyes were on me!! Got so many compliments!! This dress is a show stopper so be prepared to get stares.
TRUE to SIZE!! I'm 5'3" 94 lbs and got the 00
March 24, 2013
This dress is so adorable had to have as soon as I saw it online. Fits perfect and is comfortable. Im 5'9" 100 lbs bra size 32B and the S fits perfect! thank bebe, Can u make it in different color
March 8, 2013
This dress is very beautiful and super flattening. Very simple and classy. I love it. Very satisfied.
February 5, 2013
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quote:Originally posted by StoatHi John, here's an article on the superlens. Six months ago there was a much fuller explanation but i can't find it anymore. I believe that that has to be down to the military taking an interest, for stealth technology. http://www.imperial.ac.uk/physics/about/news_events/awards/pendry.htmI would argue that every bit of matter contains a radius where the r.i. goes negative. In a proton, or neutron, it's tiny, much smaller than h. For a sun it's about 3km in diameter. So we need a bec material, to slowwn light to a crawl, and we need it to have neg r.i. qualities to allow ftl gravitons/photons to transfer their energy to sub light electrons and photons.Note that the split ring magnetic resonators in the link article are the tricky bit to make. To get to the magic minus one r.i. we would need to use smaller resonators. That's one of the reasons why the toroidal model of the electron is of interest. In a BEC we do have paired electrons after all.One thing that has to be noted about this research, they are not looking for neg r.i's in the millions/billions. This is because they don't believe that anything can go faster than light. I would argue that neg r.i. of billions is actually built into the very structure of matter.