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- Nov 5:
- Editorial: It's time for Marin voters to exercise their right and vote
- Dick Spotswood: Now political focus shifts to 2014 supervisors races
- Nov 4:
- Voters in Marin have options on Election Day
- Nov 2:
- Less than half of the registered voters in Marin expected to turn out for Tuesday's election
- Nov 1:
- Right race, wrong town: Marin council hopeful sends botched mailer
- Oct 31:
- Elections office open for voting on Saturday
- Oct 29:
- Marin IJ election endorsements for decision day November 2013
- Oct 28:
- Five seek four seats on the Southern Marin Fire Protection District board
- Oct 27:
- More than $655,000 spent on campaign to pass Marin General bond measure
- Oct 26:
- Dick Spotswood: Are county term limits headed for Marin's ballot?
- Oct 24:
- State law violation among tactics called into question in heated Kentfield School District board race
- Oct 17:
- Measure J would make improvements to Strawberry Recreation District buildings
- COM board candidates forum planned in Kentfield
- Oct 16:
- Huffman: Connolly's the one for county supervisor
- Dick Spotswood: Marin Republicans test support for county term limits
- Oct 15:
- Dixie schools race shapes up as changes occur in district
- Point Reyes Station man challenges incumbents in Shoreline school board race
- Oct 14:
- Three candidates compete for seat on San Anselmo Town Council
- Oct 12:
- Marin Voice: MGH's Measure F is about seismic safety
- Oct 11:
- Five running for three seats on Tam Union school board
- Oct 10:
- Measure H seeks renewal of Marinwood park services tax
- Seven candidates seek Marinwood seats as district grapples with costs
- Election discussion on tap on 'Public Advocate'
- Oct 9:
- Incumbents, challengers jockey for seats on Kentfield School District board
- One challenger, three incumbents compete for seats on Novato school board
- Oct 7:
- Campaigns adjust strategy as number of Marin residents voting by mail grows
- Three candidates vie for two seats on Novato fire board
- Oct 5:
- Dick Spotswood: Searching for conflicts rather than solutions
- Six vying for seats on Larkspur-Corte Madera school board
- Sep 30:
- Editorial: IJ recommends Kelly and McCauley in Mill Valley council race
- Sep 29:
- Bolinas park tax back on ballot: 'We're asking for less than $1 a week'
- Sep 27:
- Four candidates vie for two seats on the Mill Valley City Council
- Sep 26:
- Two incumbents in contest for Tomales post
- Sep 25:
- Measure A is 'for the kids' in Lagunitas district
- Sep 22:
- Community college district candidates seek to keep COM on track
- Four Marin municipalities go hat in hand for sales tax hikes
- Sep 21:
- Four vie for three open seats on Fairfax Town Council
- Tax increase urged to keep up with costs
- Four candidates running for three Larkspur City Council seats
- Sep 20:
- Incumbents, challengers compete for spots on Novato City Council
- Sep 18:
- San Rafael City Council candidate calls for competitor to withdraw from race
- Four candidates seek three seats on Las Gallinas sanitation board
- Sep 17:
- Four candidates vie for two seats on San Rafael City Council
- Sep 15:
- Marin Voice: How to look at school board elections
- Aug 27:
- Strawberry Recreation District Zone 4 give OK to two dredging measures
- Aug 14:
- Council incumbents will face challengers in six Marin municipalities in November election
- Aug 9:
- Deadline passes, but new candidates can still file for some races in Marin
- Jul 21:
- Dick Spotswood: Here's your chance to serve in local public office
- Jul 13:
- Big local ballot on tap for Marin's Nov. 5 election
- Jul 9:
- Fairfax councilwoman says she'll seek election in November
- Jun 11:
- State elections official honors Marin voters
- Longtime San Rafael Councilwoman Heller won't run for re-election
THIS NOVEMBER, San Rafael voters have a critical choice to make that will impact our community's safety and quality of life for many years ahead.
On Aug. 5, the City Council voted unanimously to place a vital services and facilities protection measure on the ballot.
This measure renews expiring local funding approved by over 70 percent of voters in 2005 to preserve vital city services such as rapid emergency response. It also provides funding to address urgent seismic-safety upgrades needed at facilities that house and support San Rafael's first responders.
A recent editorial by this newspaper acknowledged the service and facility needs that this measure seeks to address and commended the city's efforts to control costs and balance the budget.
That editorial also encouraged the city to be transparent with the details on how the revenue from the existing tax has been used, and what services it has supported.
The funding from the existing half-cent sales tax proved essential for protecting vital safety and emergency services during extreme budget challenges caused by the Great Recession. Despite cuts to 60 positions and pay reductions for most staff, the city still maintained rapid emergency response times, adequate numbers of on-duty police officers and firefighters, as well as access to libraries, community centers and more, thanks to this voter-approved local funding.
Each year, our Independent Oversight Committee has carefully reviewed the use of these funds and confirmed that they have been spent in a manner consistent with 2005 tax measure.
The local funding from the existing sales tax accounts for nearly $7 million (12 percent) of the city's general fund budget. If this funding expires and the city is forced to cut the budget, this would mean deep cuts to public safety programs such as police and fire protection.
These essential programs comprise the vast majority of the budget, in order to keep us safe and protect our quality of life.
The City Council also has taken other prudent steps to work within a restricted budget, and presented a balanced budget without further cuts for the first time in several years.
Beyond reducing staff and pay, the council has implemented meaningful pension reform, with lower benefit tiers for new employees and a new pension funding policy. The city has also reduced retiree health benefits for all new employees.
Over the next 30 years, the city is expected to save $132 million due to pension and retiree health reforms that have been put into place.
While the city is doing its part to maintain local services and our quality of life, we must also address the deteriorating condition of our aging public safety facilities.
Studies show that many fire stations do not meet modern seismic-safety standards, nor does the building that houses our emergency dispatch center. Some fire stations are over 50 years old and must be upgraded. In the event of a disaster, first responders and emergency services could be delayed or unable to respond if these facilities were damaged.
The local funding measure on the ballot this November presents the city with the opportunity to address these problems in a meaningful way.
The decision we make as a community on Nov. 5 will have a lasting impact on San Rafael. Given the importance of this vote, the city has created an informational website at www.SafeSanRafael.org. We encourage you to send us questions and perspectives.
Together, we will preserve our outstanding quality of life and safe neighborhoods for current and future residents in San Rafael.
Gary O. Phillips of Terra Linda is the mayor of San Rafael.


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We've been cooking up these items for a bit, and they are already drawn and will be in production extremely soon! I have already put in an order for 15 sets of collar studs, and the Toe Spikes I am trying to fathom how many we will need, so we'll go ahead and start a new Thread for these parts! (Note: If you expressed interest i'm going to copy/paste your name in this thread. If for some reason i'm missing your name I apologize, just announce in this thread and i'll get you on the list ASAP)
Aluminum Collar/Cod Studs: $55
These studs are based off of a FP master copy. These studs will be threaded on the bottom and will come with an attachment screw for easy assembly. I am working with the machinist on a custom bracket that will space the studs as needed and keep the screw from turning when you are tightening down the studs. If this comes to fruition I believe it will only run an extra 5-7 dollars and save you guys a bunch of time and hassle when tightening down your collar studs! If this is something you ARE interested in please let me know in this thread so I can get the machinist to move on it quickly. These studs will have sharp corners, but they can be dulled to mimic the keyboard keys very easily with some 200-grain sandpaper and a little time.
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Toe Spikes Based on Michell Part: $50
The toe spikes currently in development are really going to appeal to the ROTJ/SE crowd. The spike used on this initial offering is the found Michell part similar to the one found on the knee darts, which can be described as slightly 'stubbier'. These spikes will be made to fit the NEW MoW boots and I have ordered the brackets used for these to fit completely flush against the sole. Because Christian was able to verify that the soles are the same size no matter the size of the boot, these spikes should work for all sizes of MoW's new boots. The idea behind these spikes was to get a great fit where the spikes pointed straighter forward. To do this we had to cut the spikes at different angles, and as soon as I have a test pair I'm going to show you guys how they will look on the MoW Boots, I think you'll be quite pleased! There will be a "Variant" version for you ESB guys that is in the works and will be based off of our very own Syper's Michell part that appears to be a variant of its own!
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As always feel free to email me at email@example.com for orders (This is also our PP email, but I prefer you email us first so that we can have you all fill out a brief template that will make tracking/shipping much easier and fluent). I apologize for any delays in the coming week or so. I work for Apple and as you know we are about to have an announcement that will likely make me put in quite a few hours in the coming weeks, but rest assured as soon as I get items in that have been ordered they will be shipping out the very next day =) Also, pictures of these items will be posted immediately when I have the master copies in hand!

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Ghost star Richard Fleeshman recently took Broadway.com for a backstage tour at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, giving us a peek at his dressing room (complete with Evita balcony), chatting with his co-stars and reveals he feels like he's, "Doing Cribs, really badly."
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Disney's hit musical Newsies is getting ready to carry the banner across the country in a new national tour! Get to know the paper-hawking stars who'll be seizing the day (and our hearts) out on the road!
September 24, 2014Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Andy Mientus discusses his work in the new hit revival of Les Miserables, his TV start on Smash and how he popped the question to Michael Arden.
October 3, 2014"Dancing Queen" from the smash hit Broadway musical "Mamma Mia!"
January 25, 2010As the shaman Rafiki, Tshidi Manye kicks off The Lion King with the signature song "Circle of Life." Hear how the South African actress prepares before each show and how the role is a connection to her culture.
November 12, 2012Disney's Newsies is hawking papers across the country, and we've got a sneak peek at those dancing newsboys in action! Click below to get a first look at the national tour of this inspiring tale!
November 20, 2014See clips of Denzel Washington in August Wilson's 'Fences'
April 26, 2010The funny 20-year-old breakout star of Pitch Perfect is making them laugh in Broadway's The Book of Mormon. He stopped by Show People to talk about his already-standout career.
August 28, 2014See Jessie Mueller and the cast of Beautiful record the title song from the Broadway show. The CD is already available for download on the Sh-K-Boom label and will be in stores May 13.
April 11, 2014Broadway.com vloggers Frankie J. Grande, Brynn O'Malley, Alysha Umphress, James Monroe Iglehart, James Snyder, Sierra Boggess, Lesli Margherita, Kyle Dean Massey, Ramin Karimloo and Jessie Mueller look back on 2014!
December 29, 2014Elphaba of "Wicked" sings "Defying Gravity"
January 20, 2010Kelli O'Hara sings a song by Jason Robert Brown from the just-released original cast recording of The Bridges of Madison County. Get the album now!
April 15, 2014On the Town's Alysha Umphress takes some very fashionable photos of her friends in her dressing room and gets ready for opening night!
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Based in Germany, the Sartorius Group helps pharmaceutical, biotech, chemical and food and beverage producers around the world efficiently implement complex lab and production processes. To help its global workforce improve communications, IT staff sought to upgrade its aging Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 messaging solution. The IT staff recently moved a small group of employees over to a Microsoft hosted communications solution with minimal effort. Based on this experience, Sartorius joined the Microsoft Office 365 Rapid Deployment Program to evaluate the next generation of Microsoft Exchange Online and Microsoft Lync Online. With the flexibility and agility of the Office 365 cloud-based services, Sartorius expects to deliver improved communication tools to all its employees and reduce administration costs for its on-premises IT infrastructure.
The company considers employee communications critical to help its customers efficiently implement complex lab and production processes. Global teams exchange emails, make phone calls, and conduct meetings for daily communications. Project leaders are often required to travel internationally for onsite meetings.
Heiko Moeller is responsible for global IT projects for the IT Infrastructure and Standard Applications team at Sartorius. Moeller says, "We realized it was time to upgrade our aging messaging system, but server upgrades and worldwide rollouts have historically been a burden for our small IT team." The IT staff also wanted to standardize its communications systems to reduce administration for activities such as ongoing server maintenance, constant security patches, and time-consuming backups. "We wanted a standard solution that could support all of our employees, but it had to be manageable," adds Moeller.
Employees also expressed interest in more advanced email and communication capabilities to help improve productivity and to help them work better with geographically dispersed teams. Moeller says, "Experts within Sartorius are spread out all over the world. Team leads are constantly travelling for onsite meetings. We would like to offer these employees communication alternatives, like video conferencing." To address employee frustration with managing increased volumes of email in their inboxes, the IT staff also sought to increase the size of employee mailboxes and provide them with better inbox tools.
With the recent success of its Office Communications Online and Live Meeting hosted solution, the IT staff decided to further investigate Microsoft cloud-based services to upgrade its communication capabilities and reduce the complexities of its on-premises IT infrastructure.
With Lync Online, employees will have access to more communication tools such as presence and instant messaging, ad hoc collaboration and online meetings, and desktop and application sharing. Employees can see presence indicators and Contact Cards in Outlook 2010 and other Office 2010 applications, so they can quickly see the availability of colleagues from within an email or document and then click to start a conversation instantly. Dispersed project teams can choose to use audio and video conferencing to communicate ideas and resolve project issues. The IT staff is also excited that Lync Online combines the capabilities from its Office Communications Online solution and Live Meeting solution into one online service.
Moeller will evaluate the experience of this initial deployment group to determine when and how the rest of the organization will move to Office 365. Moeller says, "We will test the full-fidelity hybrid features between Exchange Server and Exchange Online that are only possible with Microsoft. This flexibility gives us a choice in how we plan our transition to the cloud." For example, Sartorius may decide to move all of its European employees to Office 365, while upgrading its on-premises messaging solution to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 for employees working in regions with slower network connections, like China. In addition, the company will also consider Microsoft SharePoint Online, also part of Office 365, as a future option to help with team collaboration.
IT staff also anticipates providing messaging capabilities to all employees. These employees can be easily added to the Office 365 service. Moeller says, "With the flexibility of Exchange Online coexisting with Exchange Server, we have more options to determine what is best for our business. Either way, we expect full access to these messaging and communication tools to boost employee productivity."
With a move to Office 365, Sartorius expects to improve communications for its global workforce while reducing administration costs of its on-premise IT infrastructure.
Microsoft Office 365 Microsoft Office 365 brings together cloud versions of our most trusted communications and collaboration products—Microsoft SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, and Lync Online—with the latest version of our Office desktop suite and companion web applications for businesses of all sizes.
Office 365 helps save time and money, and it frees up valued resources. Simple to use and easy to administer, it is financially backed by a service level agreement that guarantees 99 percent reliability. Office 365 features robust security, IT-level phone support, geo-redundancy, disaster recovery, and the business-class privacy controls and standards that you expect from a world-class service provider.
For more information about Microsoft Office 365, go to: www.office365.com
For more information about the Sartorius Group products and services, call (49) 551 308 0 or visit the website at: www.sartorius.com
Headquartered in Goettingen, Germany, the Sartorius Group helps pharmaceutical, biotech, chemical and food and beverage producers around the world efficiently implement complex lab and production processes.
To help its global workforce improve communications, IT staff sought to upgrade its aging Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 messaging solution and provide a standard communication solution.
As part of the Microsoft Office 365 Rapid Deployment Program, the IT staff evaluated the cloud-based services of Microsoft Exchange Online and Lync Online to upgrade its communication capabilities.


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Christina Ricci picks up where Jennifer Lawrence left off with this bizarre trend
By Victoria Hoff
Some of the odder side effects of social media are those viral trends of doing weird stuff for kicks (and retweets and likes), and also referring to celebrity actions in hashtag (see: #lawrencing, which emerged thanks to Jennifer Lawrence's Golden Globes dinosaur step). Christina Ricci is the latest to utilize both of these phenomena, after posting a pic of herself on Twitter...in a refrigerator.
Related: 10 Ways Women Stole the Golden Globes
Yes, pants would have been more appropriate fitting-into-fridge attire. But, hey, I saw my opportunity and took it. pic.twitter.com/s3lhRg9Bg3
— christina ricci (@ChristinaRicci) November 27, 2013
Ricci actually posted the pic back in November, but in honor of her appearance yesterday on Live! With Kelly and Michael, Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan posted cramped pics of their own, with the hashtag #Riccing:
We have yet to see if #Riccing is the new planking, but it seems that the greater trend here is #(insert celeb name here)-ing. Since Instagram is the perfect platform for self-branding, it was only a matter of time—and if it spawns hilariousness like this, then we're into it.
Help! We can't get out. -Rock #riccing #dumbwebcrazeoftheday pic.twitter.com/lmm1RYPEAj
— 98.5 KRZ (@985wkrz) January 14, 2014
(But please, let's maybe hold off on #Kanyeing.)
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The 75 Things Every Man Should Do
All the escapism a man might resolve to experience while living on this planet. And then some.
By Tom Chiarella
At least once in his life, a man should...
There is no checklist. Nothing on this list is that automatic. Every element here is a matter of the choices you make, the chances you take, the courage you are willing to show. You can trick yourself into thinking bungee jumping somehow satisfies those criteria, but willfully falling off a crane in a mall parking lot is more or less a rite of passage by now, isn't it? Maybe you call that a big moment. The trick is choosing to experience them all that way.
No. 1: Play rugby.
Banging clavicles with guys seventy pounds heavier than you is intensely proximate and a little scary. The grass, the sweat, the grunts belie that the game is deft and strategic, demanding occasional bursts of speed and a teamwide constancy of smarts. Large, small, quick, slow -- there is a place for every man on the pitch. The smears of blood, the skull-against-skull trash talk, the arms clamped to shoulders, the generalized requirement to drink beer with your opponents afterward, even the fact that no one outside the UK can name a single professional rugby player -- nor much cares to -- make this the last intensely male, broadly human team sport.
No. 2: Repair an appliance.
No. 4: Fly a Cessna.
No. 5: Make a list of seventy-five things you want to do before you die. It's hard.
No. 6: Fast for three days. Drink water.
No. 7: Drive the Great Ocean Road in southern Australia. Or the Pacific Coast Highway.
No. 8: Make a perfect omelet.
Step 2: Make a perfect omelet.
Step 3: Make a perfect omelet.
No. 9: Drive by yourself from coast to coast.
No. 10: Recognize the accomplishments of others.
No. 12: Leave yourself a letter in a library book. Look for it twenty years later.
No. 13: Watch a bad movie so often that when you see it by accident...
No. 15: Scuba dive.
No. 16: Drink mescal in Mexico.
No. 17: Cultivate a reputation.
No. 18: Learn three to four chords on the guitar, until you can play one song.
No. 19: Live in a hotel suite for a week.
No. 20: Milk a cow. Drink that.
No. 21: Build a fence.
No. 22: Carry a totem in your pocket.
No. 23: Help someone dig out.
No. 24: Pick an animal. Something cool like a wolverine. Go see it in the wild.
No. 26: Throw a real party.
No. 27: Live outside the homeland.
No. 28: Start something that scares you.
No. 29: Choose a word or a phrase and actively work to never use it again.
No. 30: Eat mussels in Bruges.
No. 31: Break a sheet of plate glass with a ball-peen hammer.
No. 32: Cook the same thing (over and over) until you are known for it.
No. 34: Have a threesome.
No. 35: Quit something you love.
No. 36: Take care of someone else's three-year-old for a day.
No. 37: Get very good at a sport that isn't a sport.
No. 38: Listen to war stories.
No. 39: Tell war stories.
No. 40: Write someone else's life story without mentioning yourself.
No. 42: Sell everything you don't need. Once.
No. 43: Play golf at Carnoustie.
No. 44: Play chess until you beat someone you shouldn't, then quit forever.
No. 45: Give up your seat.
No. 46: Kill, dress, cook, and eat wild game.
No. 47: Attend the funeral of someone you didn't know that well.
No. 48: Take a vow. Keep it.
No. 49: Eat a six-course meal that you prepared.
No need for anything complicated or outside the range of a decent cook. Here's a menu I use:
Glazed pecans
Avocado, hearts of palm, and thinly sliced red onions, tossed in vinaigrette
A good bisque
Boneless rib roast with garlic mashed red potatoes, and green beans tossed in rice vinegar
Fruit and cheese plate, with a little port
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Weight Watchers Smart Ones Thin Crust Cheese Pizza is described as a blend of reduced fat cheeses with a tangy tomato sauce on a crispy-thin crust. There aren't too many "real" pizza substitutes that I've enjoyed, but this one looked good on the packaging, so I was anxious to try it.
Unfortunately, I ended up underwhelmed. Like they said over at The Impulsive Buy - this pizza is really sad looking. It vaguely resembles pizza that you're familiar with. It is a decent size though, and the taste is just so-so. It's not terrible, but there's not much deliciousness and ooey-gooey-ness to it - it's more like bread with a little something extra. As you can see from all the reviews of Weight Watchers products, there are many I enjoy, but this is not going in that category.
Each serving of Weight Watchers Smart Ones Thin Crust Cheese Pizza (7 Points) provides 280 calories, 9 grams of total fat, 3.5 grams of which is saturated (13% and 17% of the daily values), 480 mg of sodium, 4 grams of fibers and sugars as well as 16 grams of protein.
I received samples for review, but it's available for sale in supermarkets for between #2 - $3.00. Unfortunately, this is not one that I would buy again. Other similar products by Weight Watchers Smart Ones that I would reach for are Weight Watchers SmartOnes Artisan Creations Chicken Marinara with Mozzarella Cheese Grilled Flatbread and Weight Watchers Smart Ones Artisan Creations Stone Fired Crust Pizza (Pepperoni).
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She delivered Cleveland Daily Banner newspapers for 13 years and also owned Jenny's Video and Deli on Spring Place Road.
She was a member at Candies Creek Baptist Church.
She liked to go camping and fishing and enjoyed the outdoors. She loved spending time with her family.
She was preceded in death by her father, Willard "Duke" Whitehead; and granddaughter, Kaydence Brooks.
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UWM students trade Milwaukee's below-zero winter temperatures for 90° F and 90 percent humidity in the rainforests of Panama.
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[UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark A. Mone sent the following message to UWM faculty, staff and students on the afternoon of Jan. 27, 2015.] Chancellor's Update: Governor's Budget Proposal January 27, 2015 Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, Today Governor Walker unveiled his plan for the UW System in the upcoming 2015-17 biennial budget. The proposal includes a […]
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State Rep. Frederick Kessler and his wife, Judge Joan Kessler, are donating $300,000 to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to provide scholarships for students who have shown leadership potential.
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About me and my passion for cars
Welcome to ThDragon's Lair: Ok I admit it and I did not have to go through therapy to admit it...my Dad scared me for life. Do not get me wrong I love my Dad and would not change him for the world. But when I was 15 1/2 we traveled from Charlotte NC to Nashville TN to pick up my sisters 72 Toyota Carina for $75 (yes I did not spell it wrong-they made them for two years). My sister sold it to a junk yard and I got the car in boxes and rebuilt it as my first car. A 4 cylinder hemi...blew it up 6 times in the first year-after the first engine pull I painted the engine hemi orange. Second car a MG special edition midget...that car could break down sitting still in the garage..it did not need a reason! Third car a Toyota Celica GT lift back..I balance blue printed headers straight pipe to Ansa dual resignator tips...back in the day a 280ZX dominator. 4 cylinders all the way...Dad did not approve of anything over a 4 banger-UGH!!!!
Then purchased my own first car a Toyota Supra Turbo one of the most comfortable cars I have ever driven and fast! One of my favorite cars...and this passion continues today and several cars in between!!!
My first car
1971 Toyota Carina...yes it is not spelled wrong. Made the car two years. Had 4 cylinder hemi...blew it up 6 times in one year!
Car I wish I still had
3rd gen. Toyota Supra Turbo Sport Edition
My dream car
02 Trans Am Ram Air WS.6 Convertible or 06 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 440 Stroker 11.1-I own them both now... or Year One reborn 1977 SE Trans AM
Car clubs I'm in
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- Driving song: Born to be Wild, Low Rider
- Car movie: Smokey and Bandit, Cannon Ball Run and Fast and Furious series
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$5250.00 | $5750.00 | Tour and Accommodation (Twin/Double) 15 nights twin share accommodation 3-4 star hotels with private facilities. Onsite tents & railway carriages with shared facilities Meals Included - 15 Breakfasts / 12 Lunches / 14 Dinners Guided Lava Tube tour in Undara Volcanic National Park Historic Gulflander train journey from Croydon to Normanton Sunset River Cruise on the Norman River Canoeing Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park Visit to Riversleigh Fossil Museum & Interpretive Centre in Mt Isa Visit Kronosaurus Korner at Richmond Marine Fossil Museum Guided tour of Old Venus Gold Battery & Charters Towers National park & museum entry fees Professional tour leader assisted when required by local tour guides Pre-departure materials including background & personalised A-Z tour information and destination tour companion |
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Is First Aid too powerful?
I have an Adept in the party with an Intelligence bonus of 5, Medicae +10 and Master Chirgeon, in combination with a Med-Kit you have an average 90% of succeeding his check and healing 5 wounds on a lightly wounded character and 2 wounds otherwise.
This is my parties tactic and its starting to annoy the hell out of me...
16 wounds total, TB 4
The guardsman is down to 3 wounds because of two nasty hits.
He spends a Fate Point for an average of 3 wound recovery and the psyker uses psychic healing for another 3 average.
Now he is lightly wounded....the Adept tends the two hits and recovers another 10 wounds...
The guardsman now completely healed... :S
My solution:
I've started to note down how much damage they received from each attack and cap the amount of first aid heals per hit so if one hit inflicted 7 wounds and the other 3 the two applications of first aid can heal the 3 wounds but the 7 wound hit cannot be healed completely (IB 5).
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Re: FOR COMMENTS - AFGHANISTAN - The Massive Obstacles To a NATOWithdrawal
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Are we overstating Iran's influence? Certainly it has influence and can
play a spoiling role, but the most influence among anti-taliban elements?
Elements that are ethnically distinct and on the far side of the country?
And hasn't the taliban already parted ways with aQ?
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Subject: FOR COMMENTS - AFGHANISTAN - The Massive Obstacles To a NATO
U.S. President Barack Obama has announced a plan to withdraw troops from
Afghanistan. The various details of that plan will no doubt initiate
debate both inside and outside Washington. One fact, however, remains:
Pakistan facilitating a U.S. withdrawal through a negotiated settlement
with the Afghan Taliban is -- and was always -- necessary. Relying on
Pakistan is going to be problematic because of a number of factors: 1)
U.S.-Pakistan tensions and mistrust; 2) Pakistan not having the kind of
influence over the Afghan Taliban that it once did; & 3) Pakistan having
to deal with its own Taliban rebels backed by al-Qaeda waging a ferocious
U.S.-Pakistani tensions over how to deal with the region's jihadist
problem have led to growing mistrust and acrimony between the two sides,
especially since the beginning of the year. Tensions reached unprecedented
levels once U.S. forces conducted a unilateral operation on a compound
some three hours drive time from the Pakistani capital and killed al-Qaeda
founder Osama bin Laden. The announcement from U.S. President Barack Obama
regarding an accelerated troop drawdown from Afghanistan thus comes at a
time when U.S.-Pakistani relations are at an all time low.
Complimenting this situation is the Pakistani apprehensions about how a
NATO withdrawal from its western neighbor will impact Islamabad's national
security interests. Pakistan would like to see an exit of western from
Afghanistan but fears that a pullout, which isn't in keeping with
Islamabad's needs can aggravate the cross-border insurgencies. In other
words, a withdrawal requires that the United States and Pakistan not only
sort out the pre-existing problems between them but also have a meeting of
minds on how to move forward - neither of which are likely to be achieved
anytime soon.
Pakistan's need to cooperate with Washington against jihadists has neither
placated the United States and has cost Islamabad in terms of its
influence over the Afghan Taliban. The balancing act between facilitating
the U.S. military and intelligence operations on both sides of the
Afghan-Pakistani border and trying to refrain from taking significant
action against the Afghan Taliban has placed the Pakistanis in a difficult
situation between their great power ally and regional proxies. The result
has been that Washington suspects Islamabad of double-dealing and the
Afghan Taliban feel betrayed by Pakistan.
Pakistani sources tell us that the Afghan Taliban landscape has fragmented
and become complex over the past decade to where these jihadist actors
have become much more independent. They insist that linkages should not be
mistaken for a great deal of influence. We are told that the
army-intelligence leadership is currently engaged in internal discussions
re-assessing the extent of influence the Pakistani state has over the
Afghan Islamist insurgents and whether it can truly control them moving
forward and if it is in Islamabad's interest to rely on such untrustworthy
forces, especially as their ideological leanings have been influenced by
transnational jihadism.
A key factor in this regard is the Pakistani Taliban rebels who in the
past four years have created a situation where Islamabad's efforts to
juggle between sustaining influence over Afghan Taliban and its commitment
to the United States have been taken over by the need to deal with growing
domestic security threat. A great deal of the bandwidth of Pakistani
security forces has been devoted to dealing with attacks from al-Qaeda's
local allies - in addition to the fact that anti-Pakistani militants have
significant penetration into Islamabad's security system. Fighting Taliban
waging war on its side of the border has made regaining influence over the
Afghan Taliban all the more difficult.
All things being equal, U.S. moving to negotiate with the Taliban should
be warmly welcomed by the Pakistanis as an opportunity to be exploited.
When the Pakistanis aligned with the United States after Sept 11, they
thought they just need to wait out the U.S. anger and then they can go
back to more or less status quo ante. That has happened but far to too
late for the Pakistanis - Talibanization spilled over into Pakistan and
big time given the al-Qaeda catalyst.
Assuming that the United States and Pakistan got past their bilateral
problems; Islamabad was able to regain a considerable amount of influence
over the Afghan Taliban; the Pakistanis got a handle on their own domestic
insurgency, even then reliance on Pakistan alone will not lead to the
conditions that the United States requires to be able to operationalize a
withdrawal from the country. This is because Pakistan (though perhaps the
most important one) isn't the only player with a stake in Afghanistan.
There are many other players involved in the process (Iran, Central Asian
Republics, Russia, China, India, KSA, and Turkey). But the most important
one in this lot is Iran and no settlement can take place without Tehran at
the table - given that it has the most influence over the anti-Taliban
forces as well elements within the Pashtun jihadist movement. The state of
U.S.-Iranian relations will further add to the difficulty of reaching a
Meanwhile, relations between Washington and its ally in Afghanistan, the
Karzai regime have since the Obama administration took office taken a
plunge. There is growing anti-Americanism among the opponents of the
Taliban. And now the U.S. move to withdraw forces has had a demoralizing
effect on the Karzai regime, which is increasingly looking to regional
partners to secure its interests and has been increasingly reaching out to
Pakistan and Iran.
Elsewhere, the Afghan Taliban are going to be very inflexible because they
know the U.S. is drawing down. Earlier, when the surge was announced they
were somewhat disappointed. But now they feel they are back in the game -
though Mullah Omar and his top associates have a lot of internal issues to
sort through.
The Taliban are willing to part ways with al-Qaeda but for a price. The
Pashtun jihadists would want to move from being a globally proscribed
terrorist entity to securing international recognition for themselves in
exchange for parting ways with al-Qaeda and offering guarantees that they
will not allow foreign jihadists to use Afghanistan as a launchpad for
attacks against the United States and its allies and partners. From the
American point of view doing business with Mullah Omar will be politically
Sources tells us that al-Qaeda knows this and is determined to sabotage
any efforts towards a negotiated settlement. While having minimal presence
in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda is in the driver's seat in terms of the
insurgency in Pakistan. Pakistani Taliban rebels and their other local
allies are the ones waging attacks but they are being ordered by al-Qaeda.
We are told that in addition to the Arab leadership, al-Qaeda in Pakistan
is composed of many Pakistanis who provide the transnational jihadists
with a great degree of operational capability.
What this means is that al-Qaeda, which is closely watching the various
international moves vis-`a-vis an Afghan settlement, will be exploiting
the various faultlines to torpedo any efforts towards a settlement. These
include U.S.-Pakistani tensions, U.S.-Afghan tensions, the concerns of the
Afghan Taliban, etc. For al-Qaeda preventing a settlement is about
neutralizing an existential threat and taking advantage of an opportunity
in the form of the western withdrawal and a weakened Pakistani state.
Thus, between these multiple actors, the faultlines between them, and
al-Qaeda's efforts to derail any settlement, will make it very difficult
to allow the United States to bring closure to the longest war in its


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In this scene from Stray Dog Theatre Group's "Waiting for Godot," Vladimir (John Madison) questions a girl (Anna Knicker) who is also a messenger of the title character.
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Here is a look at events with tickets already on sale or going on sale soon.
Shows include Stray Dog Theater Group's "Waiting for Godot" in Blue Island.
Off University Parkway east of Governors Highway, University Park, (708) 235-2222, centertickets.net
◆ Salt Creek Ballet's "The Nutcracker" at 1 and 5 p.m. Dec. 8. Tickets are $15-$50. Already on sale.
The Crowd Pleasers listings, which should be posted by Dec. 7, will feature more about this show in SouthtownStar.com's Entertainment section.
10 Hemlock St., Park Forest, (708) 747-1330, faithchurchpf.org
◆ Grande Prairie Singers opens its 2012-13 season with "Winterlude" at 4 p.m. Dec. 9. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door and $10 for students with identification. Season subscriptions for all three concerts are $40. Already available.
◆ The Rotary Club of Park Forest will present the 28th annual Do It Yourself Messiah performed by the Suburban Youth Symphony Orchestra at 3 p.m. Dec. 8. The show is sponsored by the Music Connection. Admission is free and scores will be available at the door for $10. Already available. Information: Janet Kuester, (708) 977-0030.
The Playing Live listings, which should be posted by Dec. 7, will feature more about these concerts as well as shows by the Chansonettes on Dec. 8 at the Mokena Public Library and Dec. 9 at the Homewood Public Library in SouthtownStar.com's Entertainment section.
12320 S. Greenwood Ave., Blue Island, (708) 841-7396 (tickets)
◆ Stray Dog Theatre Group's "Waiting for Godot" at 8 p.m. Dec. 7-8, 2 p.m. Dec. 9, 8 p.m. Dec. 14-15 and 2 p.m. Dec. 16. Tickets are $14 per adult and $11 for seniors or students. Already on sale.
The nonprofit Stray Dog Theatre Group will close its year of theater with the tragicomedy "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett.
Deemed by many as Beckett's greatest work of drama, the story was first presented in France in 1953 and was translated to English by Beckett.
Though the battle still rages around "Waiting for Godot," it is recognized as a seminal work of modern fiction and a part of theater history.
The story follows two wayfarers, Vladimir, played by John Madison from Tinley Park, and Estragon, played by Tony Carsella from Blue Island.
They hold vigil for the mysterious Godot, who can change their monotonous lives around, they think. The two, who rely on each other like children, encounter Godot's messenger, a Girl, played by Anna Knicker from Blue Island, who acts as their only contact with Godot.
Other visitors include Pozzo, played by Mark Eaton from Chicago's Beverly community, a wealthy land baron, and his menial Lucky, played by Chas Seaton from Burbank. Will any of these characters lead them to Godot?
The show is directed by Pamela Morgan from Country Club Hills, who is assisted by Lil O'Donnell from Chicago's Clearing community and artistic consultant Mark Dillion from Oak Lawn.
The technical staff includes Karl Kazawitch from Oak Forest on lighting and sound, Joanne Musial from Riverdale on props and box office, Tony Carsella from Blue Island on set construction, and Margaret Pesquera as the stage manager.
This is not a student production.
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Tickets for these 17-and-older shows are already on sale.
◆ Silver Wrapper presents Shlohmo, Sepalcure and Abstract Science DJs at 10 p.m. (9 p.m. doors) Dec. 28. Tickets are $25.
◆ React presents Lucky Date, Revolvr and LoBounce at 9 p.m. Jan. 11. Tickets are $16.
◆ Silver Wrapper presents Emancipator at 10 p.m. (9 p.m. doors) Jan. 19. Tickets are $16.
◆ Silver Wrapper presents Wax Tailor & The Dusty Rainbow Experience at 10 p.m. (9 p.m. doors) Feb. 8. Tickets are $15.
175 N. State St., (312) 462-6300, thechicagotheatre.com
◆ Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds with Sharon Van Etten on April 1. Already on sale.
1572 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, (773) 489-3160, doubledoor.com
All shows are 21-and-older.
Tickets for these shows will go on sale at noon Dec. 8 at TicketFly.com unless otherwise noted.
◆ Any Last Words, SutureSelf, the Hairlips and Senor Muerto at 8 p.m. (7:30 p.m. doors) Jan. 13. Tickets are $7.
◆ Jam Productions welcomes Augustana (acoustic) and Lauren Shera at 8 p.m. (7 p.m. doors) Jan. 15. Tickets are $15.
◆ The 10th annual Wakarusa Music Festival presents the Waka Winter Classic at 8 p.m. (7:30 p.m. doors) Jan. 17. Tickets are $7.
◆ Sean Healy presents Method Man at 8 p.m. Jan. 25. Tickets are $29.50 for general admission, $50 for VIP balcony seating with private bar and $100 for SVIP seating, which includes an artist meet and greet and a backstage pass (certain areas still may be restricted at the artist's discretion). Already on sale.
◆ Note: The Dec. 8 show with West End Motel featuring Brent Hinds, of Mastodon; Ricer and Bruce Lamont has been canceled. Refunds are available at the point of purchase.
6615 Roosevelt Road, Berwyn, (708) 788-2118, fitzgeraldsnightclub.com
◆ Funkadesi at 8 p.m. followed by a second set at 10 p.m., with DJ Warp spinning world music beats between sets. Tickets for this family-fun show are $20 for adults and $10 for ages 10 and younger at ticketweb.com.
◆ Holiday dance party with Brave Combo at 9 p.m. Dec. 15. Tickets are $15 at ticketweb.com.
329 N. Dearborn St., (312) 923-2000, hob.com/chicago
◆ 93XRT welcomes Big Head Todd and the Monsters at 9 p.m. March 2. Tickets start at $35 for the 17-and-older show. On sale Dec. 7.
3855 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, (773) 404-9494, martyrslive.com
◆ Sousaphenia for Kids featuring EE Marching Band at 6 p.m. Jan. 11. Tickets are $5.
◆ Spare Parts, the Renegades and Spero/McCraven at 8 p.m. Jan. 15. Tickets are $7.
◆ The Moth Story Slam at 8 p.m. Jan. 29. Tickets are $8.
◆ Soundtrack Serenade at 8 p.m. Jan. 12. Tickets are $7.
◆ Head for the Hills at 9 p.m. Jan. 21. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door.
3730 N. Clark St., Chicago, (773) 549-4140, metrochicago.com
Tickets for these shows will go on sale at noon Dec. 8.
◆ Stars on March 23.
◆ Shout Out Louds on May 16.
102 N. Chicago St., Joliet, (815) 726-6600, rialtosquare.com
◆ Broadway musicals, family entertainment, comedy and concerts during the 2013 spring season. On sale at 9 a.m. Dec. 7.
Shows include:
— Parrots of the Caribbean — Jimmy Buffett Tribute at 7 p.m. Feb. 21. Tickets are $50 or $60 and include the concert, a tailgate party beginning at 5 p.m., drinks throughout the evening and light appetizers.
— Women of Ireland at 7:30 p.m. March 7. Tickets are $20, $28, $38, $48 or $55.
— "Scooby Doo — Live Musical Mysteries" at 2 and 5 p.m. March 10. Tickets for each show are $16, $25, $30, $54 for premium seating with goodie bag, and $78 for VIP seating with a preshow party and a goodie bag.
— "My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish & I'm In Therapy!" at 8 p.m. April 13. Tickets are $40, $45 or $50.
— "Robert Irvine — Live" at 8 p.m. April 20. Tickets are $29, $39, $49, $59 and $153 for the show and a 5:30 p.m. VIP cooking seminar with the namesake chef as he answers questions, recounts his experiences and demonstrates and serves a signature dish.
— Organ Extravaganza XVII — Music of Your Life at 7 p.m. April 27. Tickets are $30.
— "Elmo Makes Music" at 7 p.m. May 14 and 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. May 15. Tickets are $13, $16, $30 for gold-circle seating and $55 for Sunny Seats including VIP seating and a preshow photo opportunity with two characters from the show. Seating locations for the Rialto have been altered from the usual map for this show. Also, the Sunny Seats option is only available through Ticketmaster.
1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, (847) 492-8860, evanstonspace.com
◆ An Intimate Acoustic Evening with Martin Sexton (singer-songwriter) on Feb. 17. Tickets are $32-$68. On sale on Dec. 7 online or by calling Front Gate Tickets at (512) 389-0315. The SPACE box office will not be open when tickets go on sale for this show.
3145 N. Sheffield Ave., Chicago, (773) 472-0449, victheatre.com
◆ Lindsey Stirling on March 9. On sale at 10 a.m. Dec. 8.
◆ Eels on Feb. 23. Already on sale.
◆ Tame Imapala on March 6. Already on sale.
◆ Amy Schumer on March 8. Already on sale.


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Kids RugsWhen you are looking to decorate your children's room, an area rug made specifically for kids is sure to tie the room together. Bright colors, age-appropriate prints and patterns, and fun designs make these kids rugs a winner with all ages. From babies to teens, at Rugs USA we have the floor of your child's room covered. An area rug for the kids room is ideal in helping them make the space feel like their own. Many kids may even want to decide for themselves which rug they like best. When decorating your infant's nursery, we have rugs featuring traditional nursery rhymes and whimsical patterns. Boys will love our area rugs featuring sports, cars, or trucks, while girls will delight in our selection of floral patterns and pink and purple colors. Even teachers love our wide selection of educational rugs which feature elements such as letters, numbers, or maps. Many find these kids rugs to be a great addition to their classroom. Our kids rugs aren't only for the infant and elementary crowd, as many pre-teens and teens will love our selection of trendy prints and colorful patterns which bring a cool look to any room. Kids rugs don't have to be relegated to just the bedroom. For the playroom floor, an area rug to provide comfort and protection is a must. Whether you want a bright, colorful design, a fun print, or an educational pattern, Rugs USA has the quality kids rug you need at prices you can afford. |
Rugs USA also has a large assortment of sports-themed kids rugs, nursery rugs, childrens map area rugs and themed animal kids rugs. Browse our selection of kids rugs and childrens area rugs now and find the perfect rug for your child?s room or nursery. All of the kids rugs and childrens area rugs come direct from our warehouse with Free Shipping and No Sales Tax.


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