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In 2010 and 2011, Bon Jovi played across the United States, across Europe – touching down in some 50 countries in all.
What the band members – singer Jon Bon Jovi, guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan and drummer Tico Torres — saw were countries in recession and ordinary people struggling through hard times. Those experiences became inspiration for "What About Now," the new Bon Jovi album that will arrive on March 26.
"It really, really was born out of a lot of the things that people were going through, that we were feeling, how people were feeling about the things that were happening in the world," Richie Sambora said in a late January teleconference interview.
Sounds like a bit of a sobering and serious record? Of course not. Remember, this is Bon Jovi, the band that has been livin ' on a prayer, keeps the faith, and promises to always be there for you — a band that has made a career out of celebrating good times, good love and big dreams.
"It's not a bummer of a record," Sambora said. "It's certainly not a negative record. It's a very, very optimistic and positive record and that's the way I look at it, anyway."
Instead, Sambora and frontman Jon Bon Jovi (the songwriting team on the vast majority of Bon Jovi songs) focused on the way people show resilience and come together for each other during hard times.
The first single from the new album, "Because We Can," is an example of the attitude.
"Having a very optimistic outlook in the songs is always very important," Sambora said. "Even a song like the first single, "Because We Can" is a song of inclusion and also if you can help somebody, you should try to do it because you can. And sometimes it takes a village and that's because we can."
Bon Jovi itself hasn't had too many struggles over a career that now spans 30 years.
The band broke through in a big way with its third album, the chart-topping 1986 release, "Slippery When Wet," which included the hits " Livin' on a Prayer" and "You Give Love A Bad Name." That was followed by an even bigger album, "New Jersey," which included five hit singles.
The band saw its popularity dip, though, heading into the 1990s as grunge supplanted pop metal as the predominant sound on rock radio. But over the past dozen years, Bon Jovi has enjoyed a major resurgence, as the 2000 CD, "Crush," 2003's "Bounce" and 2005's "Have A Nice Day," 2007's "Lost Highway" and 2009's "The Circle," have all been hits.
Things are looking up heading into the release of "What About Now." Sambora said ticket sales for the initial dates on what figures to be an 18-month world tour are strong.
"Because We Can" looks like it will become the latest in the long line of Bon Jovi hit singles. Featuring one of the best guitar riffs Bon Jovi has ever built into a song, it's a rousing anthem about support, determination and belief.
The "What About Now" album as a whole, the band members said, will sound like Bon Jovi, which is only natural for a band that after a dozen studio albums has certainly created a signature melodic rock sound. Few other details were offered about the songs or sound of the new CD.
"If you put the four of us in a room, it's going to sound like us because it's us," said Bryan, who along with Torres, also participated in the teleconference interview.
The return of Bon Jovi follows a year-long break during which Bon Jovi wrote a song, "Not Running Anymore," for the film "Stand Up Guys." The song was nominated for a Golden Globe award.
Sambora used the break to make his first solo album in 14 years, "Aftermath of the Lowdown," while Bryan was busy with his musical, "Memphis." It ran on Broadway from 2009 until Aug. 5, 2012 and won four Tony awards in 2010, including best musical.
Now it's back to Bon Jovi and the tour. Fans can expect a show with plenty of visual bells and whistles.
"With every tour we also try to up our game as well with that, without making it such a production that you lose the fact that there's a band there," he said. "It's really looking cool."
Bryan, though, wasn't about to spell out any details about the visual tricks.
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Fans, though, can expect to hear a generous selection of songs during the show from across Bon Jovi's career.
"We play for at least two-and-a-half hours, sometimes longer, so there are a lot of songs from all the records," Bryan said.
"We know there are staples that as fans we would want to hear, so we always give that. And then we change up a bunch of songs and then throw in a couple of new ones, and every night it's different."
Alan Sculley writes for the Herald-Journal in Spartanburg, S.C.
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NEW ORLEANS — A storm is coming, but many NFL players and coaches are dressed in shorts, T-shirts and flip-flops while doing their best to ignore its approach.
The concussion issue isn't going anywhere, other than forward. Player safety has taken center stage at the Super Bowl, thanks, in part, to President Barack Obama, who recently weighed in on head injuries in football.
Obama told the New Republic he would have had to think ''long and hard'' about allowing his son, if he had one, to play tackle football. He also said he thinks the game will change gradually to reduce violence.
If the NFL could have issued a statement that reflected corporate eye-rolling, it would have. Now the president is talking about concussions? Just before the Super Bowl, that monument to football, TV commercials, gambling and all other things American?
Yes, now. Why, was there a better time to address the issue?
For too long, the NFL's approach to cutting down on head injuries was to stick its head in the sand. There has been more awareness in the last few years, thanks to research showing the brains of some late football players resemble cauliflower gone bad. Now scientists have come up with a way to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the degenerative brain disease tied to head trauma, in live brains, rather than post-mortem.
The game will have to change.
But if you had spent time here the last few days, you would have heard a lot of people who don't understand that. It would be fair to say that, regardless of political bent, many players and coaches aren't impressed with Obama's opinions.
''I don't think anybody really cares what he says about football,'' 49ers defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said. ''I think he's got bigger issues he needs to be worried about.''
True. Weigh NFL head injuries against, say, the unpredictability of North Korea, and you're probably not going to lose sleep over helmet-to-helmet hits. But it doesn't mean the president should ignore the reality that the game is destroying lives or that kids are at risk.
Current NFL players understand football is a violent game. They don't seem to understand that being spoon-fed strained fruit 30 years from now is a possibility.
The NFL is scared to death of finding out that its game, so much faster and hard-hitting than it used to be, might be creating a generation of post-concussion zombies. It also is scared to death that reducing violence will take away the allure of the game for fans, who keep owners rich.
The league doesn't have a choice anymore. The only question is the degree to which the game will have to change. Does it mean a different way of tackling? Does it mean something as drastic as no helmets?
That's not what the people in the game are thinking about.
I asked 49ers running backs coach Tom Rathman if he worried about the long-term health of Frank Gore, a man who plays with little regard for his own safety.
''The only thing I can say about that is, 'Get your head on a swivel and be the hammer, not the nail,' '' he said. ''One of the things we emphasize is you want to be the hitter, not the hittee. You're going to protect yourself.''
Does he worry about himself?
''There were times you would be concussed, and you'd stay in the game,'' said Rathman, the fullback on two 49ers Super Bowl teams in the 1980s. ''You would shake it off. That was my mentality. I wasn't coming out of the game. I didn't care what the situation was. . . . That just shows you how smart I am.''
Ravens safety Ed Reed caused a stir the other day when he said the late Junior Seau, who committed suicide while suffering from CTE, knew what he was getting into when he decided to play football.
''He signed up for it,'' Reed said.
No, he didn't. From the time he first put on the pads as a kid to when he retired after a stellar career, Seau didn't know the damage the game would do to his head. But Reed might be right when he says Seau would have done it all over again on the football field, given the chance.
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I think you have a very good start here. The layout is very clean and I get what the site is about when I arrive. I do have one suggestion. Its about the brief signup form you have in the center of the page. The button for the signup is not very easy to see.
In general if you have an action that you want users to perform when they arrive on a page, it should be very obvious and easy to complete. Make your button bigger and make it stand out by making it a contrasting color.
Hope that helps,
Thanks Shawn. I've updated the subscribe button color but haven't yet increased the button size. I'll do some split testing and see what happens.
I like the layout and simplicity of the website but I don't think it will have impact on your users, as in do you think the design will attract your potential customers and make them explore the site.
It looks like a site built for education, and doesnt follow the trends of today's fashion. I think its a good site for your target audience, but lacks on content - i understand that this is the beginning, and maybe some visual aids for user friendliness.
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hmm... I think there are too many different treatments of your text. Like there's all caps one place, then regular case somewhere else, then serif somewhere else, and a whole bunch of different sizes all throughout.
I like everything from the top down to the subscribe form. Maybe try to homogenise the treatment of the text below that. Like stick to just about three different sizes for the whole page total. Maybe the "Productivity", "Foundations", etc. could return to the same all caps and at the same size as the navigation. And the "Recent post..." stuff could be the same font and size as "For practical, manageable..."
I'm not a big fan of the black rectangle on the bottom. It looks out of place, as if it's a banner ad.
Change "Blog" title page to "Bitesize Business School Blog", or "bitesizebschool.com Blog: Your slogan".
And same for "About".
That's just my idea, all thing perfect.
Thanks all.
@hamidonline: Can you expand on that?
@webcosmo: ...maybe some visual aids for user friendliness.Do you have some specific suggestions?
@Shaun(OfTheDead): Yes - I'm aware of this issue. I'm using Georgia for article/post content then Arial for headlines (mainly homepage). The problem with consistent font sizes, it doesn't allow anything to be emphasized while other content is de-emphasized. But this is only an issue on the homepage...for now.
@bigu_c: Like it. Done.
Thanks again. This is a great feedback.
Starting from good part:- Clean and neat design- Well made slogans- Good looking logo
Now actual comments:First impression that I got is that you have a opt-in landing page here.Before asking somebody to subscribe to your newsletter you have to explain what's in it for them.Make a clear value proposition here - why should people read the whole website.
About Page- Your photo would better if centered - Make the "About Me" in bold - it will help to logically divide the text.- Expand the "About Me" section and tell more about your background and mission statement.
Hope that helps
I would like your site to have uniformity of text . Generally site is simple and elegant layout.
I think it would be better if you could put the picture somewhere else rather than along the footer. Also some interaction for the user.
Nice simple layout, I agree on making the picture at the footer more visible, because a lot of people don't even scroll down to the footer. So maybe place it right above the first container.
hi Brett, you site seems nice but just a little advice here. firstly, the most obvious problem with the subscribe form is the prompt in the left one , which isnot displayed completely, all the viewer can see is enter you first r???, the rest doesnot show at all. and secondly, i am sort of confused by the objective of you site, you only want the user subscribe the articles you offer or you have a specific place to let people communicate with you or each other? if the later, i just cant find out the register area. That's just my idea, hope helps
Thanks again for the great comments. I'm considering where the bottom photo might fit best. A number of people have commented on moving it for better visibility. I agree. It will take reformatting the page so I'll need to plan how best to place it.
I'm not sure what you mean by "first r???". I imagine what you are seeing is some browser compatibility issue. Can you say which browser and OS you are using?
I like the way you have designed your site. It's simple and clean, i think dates in the blog page doesn't show much attention. This is just my opinion if it would be better to place it below the title of the blog. I notice that your page is also responsive and the image doesn't resize according to the screen. Have you tried putting width:100%? I think this might solve your problem
Thanks. There's debate whether to use dates or not and how much difference it makes. That's still fairly inconclusive though. But I'd like to leave dates at the bottom for now. However, I may experiment with putting them at the top and see if there is any difference.
Actually, the site isn't responsive. I've done some custom mobile programming to help it along in certain areas though. I'm still working on it. I went for maximum desktop experience and now slowly working in more mobile compatibility.
Your web sites Related to Engineering But Don't Show any Images in websites. So First of All Add some Images Look real As Like ..
Your website is simple easy but homepage not have dynamic features as slider or videos.I like your blog and read some of articles.its really amazing.
Layout is great. Only 2 things I don't like are the font of the largest text on the landing page, and I think the footer would benefit from rounded corners.
When you click the 4 main buttons, it hangs for too long before loading, and the buttons on the pages it loads to could use bold font.
For the hang issue you might consider making the landing and category pages static, then from those pages with the different categories it loads the heavy php. I use bluehost too and get a lot faster load times...only time it slows down is if I have a WP template with a lot of widgets/plugins..
Just a friendly critique...
I would make the header bigger to fill up the beginning of the page.The website's content area is a bit narrow for my taste.I would make the whole site wider (design wise). In other words to fill up the page.
Speaking about content. You can add some engagement with the people here.Look how Depaul University did on their website (http://www.depaul.edu)
They have this section "Explore DePaul" - this way I can jump in reading about the school right away. What you can do, is to put in a widget that rotates the content from your blog, so the readers don't have to dig through your website and read interesting articles right away.
There are couple of places where your can get it for free.
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I love it!
Still love rim that hot sweaty ass.
It just sticks out SOOOO far from the rest of his body
haha I was saying that as a GREAT thing! I absolutely love his ass!
i think his pic is manipulated...............
the vids sghhow his ass smaller
Which one? I've taken all the ones on this page myself with the exception of the second one (with the navy blue shorts.) The one with the orange, I can't find the video for, otherwise I would compare it with the actual frame which I simply cropped in order to avoid losing size by uploading the original.
hav anyone sent him a msg on FB complimenting his ass??
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hav anyone sent him a msg on FB complimenting his ass??
not gonna lie, o thought this was gonna be about this james blake
I just love how ROUND his cheeks are
^Dayum, that's nice! In general I love that sleeveless, tight-fitting look on James. It's a shame these days he's wearing baggy clothes.
So happy he made Wimbledon R2. It was a beatdown too. I didn't see the match but the scoreline was great.
Last edited by JarodA; June 26th, 2013 at 07:50 AM.
Perfect well rounded mounds to enjoy.
Maybe he knows there are admirers of his huge ass out there and he is getting all shy about it
I used to LOVE that on him too. When he switched to Fila because they gave him his own clothing line, he began wearing BAGGY clothes. Sometimes it looked like some shirts were 2 sizes too big. With his current clothing line, Travis Mathew, his shirts are a bit more fitted and I can see his ass a bit better.
However, he just lost his second round to Tomic. I hate to say it but I think it may be time to think about retiring. I mean, I am going to miss his ass very much, but if he doesn't change his mentality and game, and if he keeps his "go-for-broke" style, he isn't going to get far at all.
I'll see if there have been new images posted of his match. Hopefully some good ones. I also recorded his match on my DVR and I've done crappy snapshots straight off my phone. But I don't know if you guys would want to see those.
Oh yeah!!!
Not just a great ass but a handsome man and nice too .
Just imagine having a boyfriend like james. That yummy ass is at least two weeks worth of food! I'l eat that ass til my tongue falls off.
Finally made a special video for all you James Blake Ass Fans. Enjoy!
Nice video. Thx.
His ass is even more amazing in motion. If only we could catch him in a jockstrap or something
His shorts are way too long for the proportions of his body. That booty would look ten times hotter if we could see his thighs.
BTW great video.
Rejoice and Behold the pungency of my nuts for I have arrived!
It's a shame we couldn't find more pictures and video from that event. I can hardly find anything.
As some have said be great to his ass showing his sweaty jockstrap.


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I boycotted All Star voting for a while because I wanted to make a point about the whole World-Series-home-field-advantage thing, but then I saw who was leading the voting and realized the world is insane and can't be trusted to choose , because if given the chance it will choose endless Red Sox. (Incidentally, we have the Giants PR partially to blame for that, because of their extremely odd "vote Giants/Red Sox campaign.) So I got mad and voted. Opinion seems to be divided on whether people should share who/what they vote for in general, but I figure this is just the All Star Game (yes, Bud, I said just) so I'm sharing my ballot (which, yes, I submitted 25 times).
You all need to go vote. And I wouldn't object to you copying my ballot or anything. The only one I'm not sure about now is Michael Young, because every time my father sees him he says to me, "Good thing Jon Daniels didn't mess that up!" and you can just imagine (or read here) how I feel about that. So if he makes it into the ASG, I'll be hearing that comment a lot. JD and Michael never aired their dirty laundry in public, but I have to wonder what their conversations go like when they run into each other in the tunnels or something. I imagine something like this:
JD: Michael! Nice batting average you got there. (JD probably adds something here about siddin' down and talking about it, because his One Phrase is always "sidown and talk about it".
MY: (Gives dirty look) Thanks. (Mutters) I still want to be traded…
JD: Mmmmhhhhmmm. Well, I gotta get going. See you around!
MY: (Mutters) I still want to be traded…
JD: Bye!
Anyway. My All Star ballot.
American League:
1B – Moreland, Mitch
2B – Kinsler, Ian
SS – Andrus, Elvis
3B – Rodriguez, Alex
C – Torrealba, Yorvit
DH – Young, Michael
OF – Crisp, Coco
OF – Cruz, Nelson
OF – Hamilton, Josh
Write-in – N/A
National League:
1B – Pujols, Albert
2B – Sanchez, Freddy
SS – Reyes, Jose
3B – Sandoval, Pablo
C – Molina, Yadier
OF – Braun, Ryan
OF – Huff, Aubrey
OF – Torres, Andres
Write-in – N/A
Go vote, now. It's your moral/legal/something else obligation.
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Posted 22 April 2010 - 01:57 PM
"Full zoom" on letterbox shows does a 100% width expansion, and slightly more than 100% height expansion -- the left and right edges fit on screen, but the top and bottom go off the top and bottom.
What I want: Full zoom that does not make the top and bottom get lost. A partial zoom that correctly maintains the aspect ratio, losing some of the height on SD shows.
** What I want: "Automatic zoom", that does nothing on wide HD shows (already full widescreen TV size), full zoom on letterbox, and partial zoom on SD size shows. (That should probably be an option -- some people may want letterbox made bigger, and others left alone.)
NB: If I'm watching an HD channel in PIP mode, the receiver already adjusts the size/aspect ratio as needed when the picture changes from a wide show to a normal show. Adjusting for letterbox/tall SD doesn't seem to be much harder to me.
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Posted 22 April 2010 - 04:34 PM
When recording a program out of the buffer, you cannot record only a portion of the buffer.
Example: At 3:30, I attempted to record a section of a show from 2:40 to 3:00. I rewound to the 2:40 point, and tried to record.
But there is no way to only save that portion of the buffer.
Worse, when saved, it is tagged with the name of the 3:00 to 4:00 show.
I did try to adjust the end time. But instead of turning into a 20 minute recording, it wanted to become an 11 hour, 20 minute recording.
Posted 22 April 2010 - 05:48 PM
Posted 23 April 2010 - 08:50 PM
When you are looking at the history of timer events, you cannot click on one, and go to the "timer" for that event. You can for future timer events.
If something did not record because the disk filled up, it does not automatically reschedule for later (still marked as a repeat event).
Posted 23 April 2010 - 08:53 PM
It looks like there is no way to restart the DVR software without a hard reset and fsck of the drive. In particular, the reset button does not attempt a clean shutdown, and there is no menu command for a clean shutdown.
Posted 23 April 2010 - 10:17 PM
Posted 04 May 2010 - 08:39 PM
Tonight at 7 pm, two shows were supposed to record (single mode, not dual).
Dr. Who started at 7 pm. At 7:20, I stopped it -- it was a repeat.
The Universe then started recording at 7:20.
Both tuners were available.
Space on the hard drive was available.
Not sure what else to provide.
Yes, there are things I like about my DVR:
1. It doesn't decide at 4 am what will record, and what will be skipped.
2. It doesn't take 5 minutes to do a "scheduling" pass when I try to change what will record.
3. It can output to two rooms.
4. It can record two shows at once.
5. The TV guide information goes out about 9 days.
6. The TV guide information can be displayed without interrupting my show, and forcing a pause of the display (loss of show) every 8 hours of advance.
7. It is pretty easy to search for titles matching the show name your are looking at. Not perfect, but better than a lot of DVR's I've used.
Posted 22 May 2010 - 09:50 PM
Knowing I was low on space, I said to skip the recording tonight. There are two more showings this week, after all.
NONE of them became active for recording. "New" apparently means only on the very first showing. If that first showing doesn't record, it will forever skip it.
Bad, bad, bad.
Something else I like about this DVR: It keeps the list of series separate from the list of individual recordings.
(NB: EVERY ONE of those "Things I like" is something that a prior DVR I've used got wrong. Moxi was the worst, but sadly, I prefer it to Adelphia's. That's how bad Adelphia's was.)
Posted 22 May 2010 - 11:38 PM
"New" apparently means only on the very first showing. If that first showing doesn't record, it will forever skip it.
Posted 23 May 2010 - 11:01 PM
Maybe there is something else going on with "Record New" recordings. But I have never seen it try to record these except either:
1. The very first showing, or
2. Every showing when it has no guide information about that showing.
The following is inexcusable:
Tonight I was watching the end of a show. While watching, I looked over the guide, saw a show I wanted to record, and told it to record.
DVR went unresponsive for a moment; I hit the DVR button twice to see what was happening. Briefly I saw flash the warning of being low on disk space, and it then disappeared. Now, I know that couldn't have been accurate -- I had well over an hour of space.
Hitting DVR again, I was then at the schedule. Never saw the list of shows. Saw my two recordings going on (one was almost done, one was just started). Hit cancel to bring up the list of shows.
Saw the two recordings -- the new one was in HD, and there was only 11 minutes of HD space. (Really 22; the estimate for HD recording is off by a factor of 2.)
No problem. I was still watching my recording in the upper right corner. I selected the HD recording, and hit "Stop Recording". I wanted the SD version of it.
Here's what happened:
1. I was changed from the DVR list with my playback in the upper corner to live display of the show I wanted to stop recording.
2. My playback show was deleted. There was still PLENTY of space left; there was no need to delete it yet.
3. The show that I said to stop recording was still recording.
1: Do not delete stuff that I am watching.
2: Do not delete stuff when there is still 10 claimed minutes of HD, or over an hour of SD space.
3: Get the time estimate for HD shows corrected.
4: Do Not Interrupt What I am Watching To Delete It, especially if I chose not to delete shows when you gave me a warning.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 08:27 AM
Wrong? Then why did it NOT record the next showing until I manually told it to?
I do this several times a week and it's never failed to pick up the next airing of a program.
Also, you need to clean up your DVR recordings. Ten minutes of available space is just asking for trouble.
Posted 14 June 2010 - 02:07 PM
Here's a possible difference: I explicitly said "skip" on the first showing, because it would repeat this week and I had low disk space. It did not record one of the later shows.
Do you simply have a case of "There is a scheduling conflict, and priority forces the first episode to be skipped"? If so, then recording the next one to work around the scheduling conflict works, but recording the next to work around a skip instruction does not.
Posted 14 June 2010 - 02:10 PM
It did not record. It shows the "red recording light" in the schedule, but not on the front panel, and not in the actual list of shows in the DVR.
EDIT: Manually saying "Record", and "Record entire event", turns on the red light on the front, but does not change the time remaining, nor displays it in the list of programs on the DVR.
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I HAVE LIVED IN MARIN virtually my entire life. I know the history of this county, respect its core conservationist and community values, and I bring that knowledge and those core values to my decision making as county supervisor.
I am a believer in planning — specifically land-use planning — because it is the primary tool used to implement and assure that a community's values are embedded in the blue print for future development.
Those of us who live in Marin are beneficiaries of prospective land-use planning and development decisions made back in the 1970s which had the specific intention to prevent sprawl, target growth, preserve our agricultural lands and protect our open space.
Plan Bay Area is a regional effort to apply similar values and achieve similar objectives throughout the Bay Area with the added goal and responsibility of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It also fulfills a statutory requirement (SB375 adopted in 2008) which requires the Association of Bay Area Governments and Metropolitan Transportation Commission to develop and adopt an integrated transportation and housing plan for the Metropolitan Bay Area region of which Marin County is a part.
Plan Bay Area is not a mandate to build housing. It does not erode, diminish or supersede local control, local planning or local decision-making authority for this county or any other in the region. The County of Marin as well as each of our cities and towns have general plans in place that prescribe land use and zoning. Changes to those general plans can only be made by the local governing authority (the Board of Supervisors or city council) not by ABAG or MTC or other regional agencies.
Marin County and the entire Bay Area region stand to benefit from planning that seeks to encourage all counties (and jurisdictions within them) to plan for future growth/development with foresight that reduces sprawl, protects our agricultural lands and open space, links future job growth with housing and transit, and as a result reduces vehicle miles traveled and green house gas emissions.
That said, this first edition of Plan Bay Area is far from perfect — for example:
The plan does not identify or address how communities will fund the expansion of public infrastructure necessary to accommodate projected growth, should it occur;
The plan does not address water resources and whether there is adequate supply to support projected future growth;
The plan needs to do a better job addressing and respecting differences in size, density, and community character of cities throughout the Bay Area;
Neither Plan Bay Area nor its DEIR come close to adequately addressing or accounting for sea-level rise, acknowledging the need for climate adaptation strategies, as well as identifying the funding mechanisms necessary to support implementation;
The plan does not recognize or account for local projects or programs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions such as Marin Clean Energy.
But perhaps the biggest problem of all, has been the process in which Plan Bay Area was developed. Though years in the making, the general public did not become engaged or involved until the end and by then most major policy decisions informing the plan had been decided.
Plan Bay Area will be updated on a four-year cycle. The beginning of that update should begin the day after it is adopted.
Authentic engagement and involvement by local delegates, planners and the public early on in the revision cycle will make for a process that builds confidence, and results in a better plan and planning tool for Marin County and the greater Bay Area.
Marin Supervisor Katie Rice of San Anselmo is the county's representative to the Association of Bay Area Governments.


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Describe your typical day.
It consists of waking up very early – around 1:45am – getting to the station to analyze the forecast in order to help Chicagoans prepare for the weather ahead. I'm in the makeup chair at 2:50AM and go on air at 4:27AM. When I'm done with the hustle and bustle of work, my day starts all over again with being a wife and mom. I pick up my kids from school, take them to various after-school activities, make dinner and try to wind down my day with a couple hours of family time before it's time to go to bed at 7PM. My devoted husband has been kind enough to change his own schedule so that we can all be in sync and our days would match up.
Wow, what a day.
I think the most challenging part of balancing work and my personal life is trying to keep everyone happy. Being available to everyone when I'm needed isn't always something I can accomplish easily. I try to keep an open line of communication with family and friends and make the most out of the time I do have with the people I love.
Any advice on achieving balance?
The secret to finding balance in my life falls on my faith. Once I remember who is in control and what is important in life, I can put things back into perspective and focus on what life is really about. I value my family the most.
My advice to other women seeking balance would be to go for it full force ahead. Admittedly, it can be overwhelming at times to juggle all of the many hats a woman has to wear, but I haven't had any regret with the decisions I've made in my life. Yes, there will always be some good days and some bad. But if you love what you do, you won't work a day in your life.
You're passionate about your job.
What motivates you? Honestly, the viewers are my motivation. They've been so supportive and so welcoming. They motivate me to do a good job everyday, because I know that the one part of the broadcast which affects every single person, no matter how old you are or where you live, is the weather.
What about days off?
I recently started taking guitar lessons and it's something I have wanted to do for a very long time. I'm not good, but my instructor is tremendously patient with me…I love being with my husband and my kids. Too often the demands of life pull us in many different directions, so to have a day where there are no responsibilities, no commitments and we can just flop around – those are my favorite kind of days.
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Well. Wow. What to say? It was just me and my dad at home when the Giants clinched but we had the radios on in my room, his office and the room in between so that we wouldn't miss a moment while we walked back and forth. And there was lots of hugging and a few tears (those were mine) when the Giants clinched. I was actually pretty mellow the whole game, surprising for me and I did not flatiron my hair or make brownies, though I did chew an undisclosed amount of gum. Those are my three ways of dispelling nervous energy- what are yours? I will need them a lot in these coming weeks.
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Of all the fantastic articles and great quotes published in the last 24 hours, this part of Andrew Baggerly (San Jose Mercury News) was my favorite by far…
For the first time since 1971, the Giants clinched a postseason berth with a victory in their final regular-season game; Juan Marichal pitched a five-hit complete game that day at old San Diego Stadium to make the Giants NL West champions.
"Yeah, but he didn't hit a triple," said Jonathan Sanchez, chin raised.
I think that triple was so perfect for the last game of the year and the clincher because it really speaks volumes about the team. I'll admit, it always worries me when a hit by the pitcher or Aaron Rowand, for example, wins the game. Because I wonder, If we're relying on these unreliable hitters to win, what will happen when they do the expected, and get out? I've basically come to terms with just being how the teams is and it works. My new name for the 2010 Giants is "The Kaleidoscope Team". The definition I got on the internet for kaleidoscope is, "a complex pattern of constantly changing colors and shapes." Isn't that so the Giants?
I've also always marveled at how much a team comes to resemble its city, though most of the players and coaches are not even from the city. But the Giants are just like San Francisco; diverse, a little quirky, but at the same time successful and classy. The Yankees are a lot like NYC. No explanation needed, on that.
Corny as it may be to include a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge, a giant red bridge is kind of indicative of this beautiful city.
I'm proud of being a fan of the kaleidoscope team and living in the kaleidoscope city. Let's take this show on the road and display to the world how San Fran does things.
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Description: For centuries the beautiful colors used by the ancient Egyptian artists to decorate the temples, monuments and homes of the nobles have been admired but never duplicated. The artists used a vast array of colors using natural ingredients and techniques that were difficult to recreate even with today's technology...until now. The Kharma collection with it's aged tea stained effect and fine heat set yarns recreate that ancient look once again. Woven of 100% Olefin.
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I LOVE this rug - have the largest one, two runners and a smaller one - waiting to order one more small one. These are GORGEOUS!!!!!!!
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Love Cleanse - Day Six - October 10
By Jane
By Jane
John Stamos, delicious yogurt, Santorini—just when you thought the Greeks had it all, science has to make us even more jealous with another fact—they're sex gods and goddesses.
Honestly, who cares about not winning the World Cup when your country can boast that their residents do it more than anyone across the globe!
A Durex survey revealed 87 percent of Greeks surveyed had sex at least once a week. Next up was Brazil (obviously) at 82 percent. As for the USA? We're pretty behind at 53 percent. Womp.


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This morning, I woke up to wall to wall All Star coverage. But for just a moment, last night, did anyone else hear a very quiet, peaceful planet in Break Mode? It was kind of beautiful. It's like the deep breath before the plunge of the second half.
But first… the All Star Game! I have a love-hate relationship with it and I am really, really sad that Ryan Braun, A-Rod, Justin Verlander and Matt Cain won't be in the game, among others. Still, I was thrilled to hear that Alexi, Dave Robertson and Pablo Sandoval are replacements. You win some, you lose some. In the end, is it just me who vaguely feels like everyone is in the ASG, though? I know I'll end up watching, just 'cause, but expect a lot of snarky Selig comments from me during it.
May I also just say that I'd never seen Chase Field from the outside before now, but I just saw it on MLB Network and it is hideous. Seriously. Why does MLB insist on hosting events in architectural nightmares?
The Giants definitely finished the first half on a high note, taking two out of three from the Mets and standing firmly in first place, three games ahead of the Diamondbacks and (little gasp) 8.5 ahead of the Rockies. There are tight races going on in just about every division, but the NL West is pretty spread out right this second. Overall, it's been a roller coaster first half on San Francisco's part with some lingering bad facial hair. I'm pumped for Part 2.
And secretly pumped for the Home Run Derby tonight. I think it's consumerist (though, read my bio and then decide if you think I have a problem with consumerism) and I seriously object but I'm a li'l pumped anyway. No one tell Bud. I mean it.
I'd also like to do a quick caption contest. My caption for this still from a recent TV interview with Jon Daniels?
"I want a suite like this, Chuck Greenberg!"
Diamond Girl
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Jaime Jamgochian
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Family Life is bringing Jaime Jamgochian to five concert venues in late Septemeber. This will be her second concert series with Family Life, and we're really excited to have her back on stage!
Jaime is a talented piano-player and songwriter with incredible musical depth and a passionate heart after God. Her most recent album release, Above the Noise, showcases her gifts as a contemporary worship leader, and surfaced two hit singles - Everything You Are and The Stand. The entire album is a special collection of inspirational songs about having faith and finding peace in everyday life.
"When we were writing for this record, I felt like I wanted to get above the noise. I wanted to get above radio singles and touring and all the stuff that bombards me daily as a new artist. We all have crazy days. It takes time to be still. It takes time to set aside an hour to just listen to God--not just reading our Bibles and fervently praying--but just receiving his love. That's the heart of Above the Noise."
With a heart as big as her voice, Jaime's music and bright personality have touched thousands, especially the lives of young women. She's toured relentlessly over the past few years and loves reaching young people, especially teen girls. Having come to Christ during her college years, Jaime admits she made her share of mistakes and those moments have made her better able to minister to girls struggling through some of the same issues.
"I feel like I'm still young in the Lord and excited about my faith," she says, leaning forward with a big smile. "I want the fire to burn bright and I think that comes across in my music. I'm still amazed by God's grace and forgiveness."
Jaime has influenced thousands of young women as she's appeared on Point of Grace's Girls of Grace conferences. She also stepped forward and launched her own "Modest is Hottest" conferences for young girls.