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The Top 5 Biggest Dating Mistakes We All Make
3. Calling him when he stopped calling.
This is one I always agonized over. When someone I had been dating suddenly wasn't calling as often or as regularly as he had been, instead of talking to him directly about it, or deciding to back off myself and start living my life more so that I wasn't sitting around waiting for him to call, I would get scared and call him. I'd typically come up with some excuse and then call him with something I thought seemed important (which, in hindsight, I'm sure he saw right through).
I'm also sure that I could have saved myself so much heartbreak from dragging the relationship on this way rather than either confronting him with the change, or just accepting that something had changed in the relationship for him and moving on with my own life. The reality is if he's interested, and this applies to whatever stage of the relationship you're in, he'll find a way to contact you and won't leave you wondering where you stand.
And the truth is, where you absolutely do stand is beautifully in your own place, with or without him!
4. Putting him up on a pedestal.
Hear me loud and clear here - He needs to prove he's worthy and deserving of your love. If he wasn't pursuing me, if he could take me or leave me, that meant that he was more confident, more secure, more everything than I was. And to me, that translated into he was a real catch, he was someone worth proving myself to that I was worthy of his love.
It didn't matter if I barely knew him, if I knew very little about his character, his values, his integrity, or even him. I would automatically assume he was so much more than me and I was thrilled that he was paying so much attention to me. What I finally figured out was that this really was about me. And my own lack of self-esteem and confidence that came from deep inside me.
Make sure that you are looking for an equal, a partner in a relationship, not a father figure or role model.
5. Not being direct.
When I think about all the times I skirted around the issues that would come up, the number of occasions where I remained silent, waiting, watching, hoping and waiting some more to see what he was thinking, where this was all going, wondering whether he would choose me for keeps in the end, I can clearly see now just how much I contributed to my own relationship failures. Instead of wasting weeks and months and even years of energy, time and oh so many tears, I could have found out the answers to my unspoken questions that eventually would come out in the end, right away.
If I had been direct from the outset about what I was looking for, about what he was looking for and about just how much our plans and dreams had in common, I would have known these answers in time to save my heart from the heartbreak that comes from waiting too long, from getting too attached to the wrong person in the name of a dream, and from forgetting that I had just as much say in the relationship and where it was going as he did.
While I was concerned about being too forward, what I had missed was that I could be assertive without being aggressive, if I had only realized that being assertive is much more attractive than being so passive. If I had only realized just how much healthier a relationship is when two people are both able to communicate directly, I would have understood one of the true tenets of the type of relationship I longed for, yet had no idea of how to get there.
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I am about to undertake a kitchen remodel and in the process was considering upgrading to 200 amp service since "everyone" says to. As of right now, I have a 90 amp main breaker feeding my sub panel, and a seperate 30 amp breaker at the main for my a/c. As for load, I have an electric washer and dryer, the above mentioned a/c, and will be installing 2 electric ovens, range hood, microwave, fridge, and a 1800 square foot house worth of outlets and mostly LED and CFL lighting throughout. Any thoughts on the need to upgrade? FYI, I live in California if that changes anything involving code. Thanks in advance for the help! |
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- Posted by FFSchooley (My Page) on Wed, Aug 14, 13 at 23:59
So I think I answered my own question. I used a residential load calculator and came up with 77 amps minus the a/c (on its own circuit at the main). With the current 90 amp service, I should be ok, assuming the calculations are correct. Right? On another note, why would I have a 90 amp breaker main service disconnect with a separate 30 amp for the a/c? 120 amp service? Just to clarify, I looked at the wiring at the main. Service comes from the meter to these two breakers which are stacked on top of each other, with one wire connecting to each side (right and left) of these stacked breakers. Wiring to the sub panel leaves the 90 amp breaker up and out of the panel, with grounding going to a bar. The a/c wiring leaves the 30 amp and drops out the bottom of the panel going to the a/c, with grounding to the bar. A single copper wire leaves the bar out the bottom of the panel (I assume going to a grounding rod). |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 8:04
Assuming your load calculations are correct, you are probably right at capacity with 100A service. Note the size of the main breaker does not necessarily mean that is what your service size is. It was not uncommon in older panels to have several large breakers (range, AC, etc) and then a "lighting main" that feeds the part of the panel with all the branch circuits for the receptacles and lighting. The code permits this provided there are no more than six breakers throws to shut everything off. If you're adding bigger kitchen appliances, especially induction cooktops, you may indeed want a larger service. If for some reason (like you're out of spaces for breakers for the new kitchen circuits) you are going to upgrade the panel, the additional costs of upgrading the service may be worth it. |
- Posted by FFSchooley (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 13:34
Thanks for the info. I figured that the size of the main service disconnects didn't necessarily indicate my actual service. How do find out what my actual service is? Power company? Is 120 amps a common service level (30 for the ac, 90 for the rest) or is it reasonable to assume I might have 125 or 150 amp service? I ask because if my service can handle going from the 90 amp to 100 amp to my sub panel, that would give me 25% over my anticipated household load. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 14:10
Pretty much you do have to ask the power company. Common sizes are 60,100, 200, 400 though other sizes aren't unheard of. |
- Posted by FFSchooley (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 17:57
So i called the power company (pg&e) and they said that for my address i have not more than 320 service amps comming in to my meter. I am confused because i figurd i would have a fixed service level. Does this mean i can upgrade my 90 amp main breaker to 100 amp, as long as my wiring is of correct type and gauge? Do i need to involve my power company if i make this change? |
- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 18:07
The wiring coming in from the utility is NOT your service entrance. It is the utility drop. What you have on your house is your limiting factor. You have either a 100, 150 or 200A service in most cases. If the home is newer you may have had a stickler for an inspector which is why you were limited to a 90A breaker instead of the standard 100A since that feeder does not serve 100% of the load. Why would you possibly need to go from 90 to 100A?? |
- Posted by FFSchooley (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 19:15
Well going off my calculations, I do not need to go up to 100. At this point I am just trying to figure out what my service level is. The house was built in 79, no tag. When you say "what you have on your house is the deciding factor," what do you mean? |
- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 20:57
I mean the service cable, meter pan (NOT the meter itself), service entrance cable and main panel/disconnect all determine the service size. The overhead wire from the utility is almost irrelevant. |
- Posted by FFSchooley (My Page) on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 21:26
Gotcha. Thanks. One would think it would be easier to know your service size. I know this is hard to understand without a pic, but after talking to a buddy that is an electrician, he mentioned that this panel that I am calling my main, which is to the right of my meter might not actually be my main service disconnect and actually be a sub panel. Below my meter is a cover that states do no open or something similar and he said that in there might be my actual service disconnect. I am not home to check but does this sound like common practice? |
- Posted by bcarlson78248 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 30, 13 at 6:38
You need to find an older electrician who understands the panel you have, and he may be able to tell you how figure out the total amp rating. Younger electricians will only be familiar with what they have installed. My story: My house had a old 150 amp panel. There was a 60 amp lighting main breaker and space for about 12 lighting/outlet breakers, and then an area for several 240 volt breakers. However, there was no 150 amp main breaker, which really confused younger electricians. Since there was no main, you also could not shut off power to the bus for the 240 volt breakers. Even the house inspector I hired made a comment about the panel being "wrong". However, the electrician I hired for my heavy up was very familiar with this type of box. He said it was completely correct and legal when installed, and I could have waited for the 200 amp upgrade if I thought 150 amps would work. Bruce |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Fri, Aug 30, 13 at 7:14
Even younger electricians recognize a split panel like that if they are competent. Even today you have to be able to compute a load. The problem is that your young guys entire experience comes from building tract houses where they don't have to think about what they are doing. |
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. - On Thursday, April 6, at 8 p.m., folklorist and author Marcie Cohen Ferris will present a lecture titled "Matzoh Ball Gumbo: Culinary Tales of the Jewish South" in Warner Hemicycle on College Street (Route 125). The event is the 19th annual Hannah A. Quint Lecture in Jewish Studies, and is free and open to the public.
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somebody posted before Christmas that RIA was bringing out a 1911 in 10mm. has this been confirmed? if they did, and it was as good as their current pistols, i see this as good way for someone to have a 10mm at a decent price.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - When Tracy Duvall lived in Tucson, Ariz., he bought a Prius to get to work.
In moving to Lawrenceville, it was a machete that helped him on his commute. The Georgia Gwinnett College assistant anthropology professor got an apartment on Walther Boulevard, hoping to walk or bike to the school. A few rides down Ga. Highway 316 changed his mind. "Biking is impossible without being scared to death," he said. "So I bought a machete and cleared a path along the right of way that goes through the woods to GGC." Most of his students think his mile-long commute is "odd," Duvall said. But while he may be in the minority now, the professor is among many local residents who are doing things personally and through their businesses to help the environment - many of which they may not have even considered a decade ago. Little choices make a difference Duvall traded his SUV for a Prius when the hybrid cars first came out, pleased to up his gas mileage from 20 miles per gallon to 50. He remembers listening to President Jimmy Carter urge Americans to fill their tires and turn down the thermostat. Years later, the message stuck. Now, in addition to walking to work, Duvall keeps his thermostat low in the winter and high in the summer. He obsessively turns off lights and electronics, shutting off the computer monitor when he goes to get a drink. He doesn't flush the toilet after every bathroom break. He takes materials home from the office to recycle them. "If people make visible choices, it makes it easier for people to make similar choices," Duvall said. "It's easier for people to imagine doing the same thing." While environmentalism has been on Duvall's mind for some time, going green has become somewhat of a trend lately. High gas prices and potential water shortages make even the most blase residents more aware of how saving water and energy can effect their daily lives. Glenn Fisher, a Snellville resident, started Atlanta Rubber Mulch about a year ago. The company uses shredded tires to mulch gardens, provides rubber playground surfaces and sells rain barrels to help people weather the drought. Fisher said it's not that he wasn't an environmentalist before, but he definitely saw the green movement as a business opportunity. "I knew people around the country who were doing very, very well," he said. Fisher said the drought raised the awareness level of a number of people who may not have previously seen why things like conserving water mattered to them. He thinks that awareness will remain after the drought has ended. Companies count on continued interest Wal-Mart is counting on the fact that that awareness will continue. "Sustainability is a piece of our business," said Michael Mills, the regional director for public affairs for Wal-Mart and Sam's Club. "We have green-colored glasses. We look through all our practices now with a green perspective." In response to the drought in the southeast, Wal-Mart has converted thousands of sinks and toilets in the state to low-flow, saving an estimated 53 million gallons of water annually. The company has a history of being environmentally conscious, Mills said at a Wal-Mart on Collins Hill Road, which is also good for business. Skylights save energy by allowing stores to be lit by the sun, when it's bright enough outside. Less packaging means more products can fit into the back of a delivery truck, cutting down on emissions and waste. LED light bulbs don't need to be replaced as often and when used in freezer cases, don't heat up the food that's being displayed. And as Wal-Mart exerts its influence on its vendors, Mills said consumers are getting on board with the store's efforts. "The little things we do make big changes," he said. "We're helping the customer save money so they live better. It's good for our customers; it's good for the environment; it's good for our bottom line." That mantra has been seeping through across the county, Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful Director Connie Wiggins said. Residents have been making choices that take the ecosystem into account and have been more aware of how they're using their resources. Wiggins doesn't think the mind-set is a new one - she said it goes back to the area's early days as a farming community. "Farmers care a lot about the land that they live on," she said. "There's a strong, deep-rooted commitment to caring for our environment in Gwinnett." Buildings have an impact Wiggins said the county's school system is at the heart of that commitment. Students have long had a comprehensive environmental education, and graduates have often gone on to community positions where their actions have an environmental impact. The schools do more than preach the benefits of taking care of the natural world. They also work to ensure that students see the results of being environmentally conscious on the community, schools spokesman Jorge Quintana said. The system uses xeriscaping and recycles its lunch trays. As they are built, Gwinnett County Public Schools also meet restrictive Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards, though they have not been LEED certified. The standards rate buildings on how energy efficient and environmentally friendly they are. Buck Lindsay, the president of the architecture firm Lindsay Pope Brayfield & Associates, said he wished the school system would certify at least one of its schools as a model to set an example for other builders in the area. The firm recently moved into its own LEED-certified building on Pike Street in Lawrenceville, a noticeable structure with large, angled windows that let in more light. Lindsay said he is getting requests for more energy-efficient and greener buildings from clients across the region, but particularly from hotels. He said while the structures may cost more at first, the energy savings add up over the life of the building. And Lindsay said that his own employees are proud to be working in such a space. "I think the things people here like are the openness, the open feeling," he said. "Everybody's aware that this building was designed with green features. We feel good about that and that this is the kind of work we can do." Changes must be long-term Lindsay said while being green is in vogue in Gwinnett, he thinks it's a direction the county was headed in regardless of trends. But the reasoning makes little difference to the outcome, as long as green projects are sustained. "I think it's an admirable pursuit," he said. But Duvall, the professor, said it's important to convert the current fragile enthusiasm in the environment into long-term practices that change behaviors. He favors walkable and bikeable communities and has begun doing research into why people choose to change their habits. The answer is more than simply economics, he said. It's the addition of social and moral pressures on people, as well. Soon, Duvall said, he thinks people will make more long-term changes with the environment in mind. Wiggins also hopes that's the case. "I really do think people care about living in a clean, healthy place," she said. "It makes Gwinnett much more desirable a place to raise a family, work, play and worship. ...I really think Gwinnett is not really about being green just one day a year, on Earth Day." SideBar: Tips On Green Make it a habit to turn off the lights when you're leaving any room for 15 minutes or more . Turn off your computer - and the power strip it's plugged into - when you leave for the day. Otherwise, you're still burning energy. During the day, setting your computer to go to sleep automatically during short breaks can cut energy use by 70 percent. Screen savers don't save energy. Buy chlorine-free paper with a higher percentage of post-consumer recycled content. Recycle toner and ink cartridges and buy remanufactured ones. According to Office Depot, each remanufactured toner cartridge keeps about 2.5 pounds of metal and plastic out of landfills and conserves about a half gallon of oil. Recycle everything. Just about any kind of paper you would encounter in an office, including fax paper, envelopes, and junk mail, can be recycled. So can your old cell phone, PDA or pager. Bring your own mug and dishware for those meals you eat at the office. Use reusable dishes, silverware and glasses. 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Odd place for a rest. I would have chosen the tree next to it, snuggled among the thicker branches! Fantastic to see, though! |
They are such beautiful birds and you are lucky to see one. I think they eat mostly ground critters like mice , voles and stuff like that. Or even maybe grouse etc. |
I watched a documentary about them on Discovery channel once and I saw them hunting & catching rabbit. Wish they would come back at night and catch some of the rabbits here. Haven't yet figured out how to sterilize those! |
Oh Marg! He is breathtaking!!! Many years ago I was accompanying my husband on a run up to Dawson Creek BC when we accidently hit a snowy owl with the tractor trailer unit. We both where so shaken by that experience that we still remember it vividly. They are magnificent birds and are apparently being seen further south in recent years. You are very lucky to have a such a regal visitor. :) Ginny |
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I was having really bad skin... A nightmare: red, flaky irritated skin. My revlon colorstay foundation sure hid the redness... But emphasized the flakes even those that upon touch was detectable. Thus frustated to get a decent coverage and reduced emphasis on my flaky skin. I was chancing upon the dior counter and the assistant called me in. I was interested in the foundation but the assistant insisted that the bb creme would be better for me. Why? The skincare benefits of being more moisturising. The assistant helped me, sure the flakes still showed but not as much. Also, she gave some tips: use a sponge rather than a stippling brush which would aggravate it. Also apply it in the same direction of the flakes (like press it down) gently. Also a good primer for the flakes to show up less.
I bought it. Yes pricey... 69 SGD! But I was frantic in hiding my flakes and redness! Guess what? I went back and the shade seemed way too bright for me even though in the store it seemed fine:-( But it's fine I just try to darken it with bronzer (add colour) and bring it down to my neck. So I would suggest that you make sure the skin tone(of the makeup) is the same in the natural light too. I love the packaging! It features a pump tube! It's possible for baby pumps (not a full pump) which is great. A bit goes a long way!
In short: I can get glowy (just not too much product or it will be OILY) and even-toned skin. The redness is covered though for pimples and undereye circles- use a concealer. Flakiness will be noticeable but not downright obvious.
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I wouldnt buy again cause of its priciness as for now since my skin is back to combination. But it's not a bad product!:-)
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My almost holy grail, as they say! I loved Dior HydraLife but the lightest color was too dark on me (I'm just a regular light) so I tried this Dior Nude, and I'm so pleased after trying practically every bb cream out there. I got the light 001, which is pink-based and not fair but light (so pale skin might not like this), though it's lighter than 002, which is yellow-based and darker. It's a natural, matte-ish finish, and at the end of a summertime-sweaty 6-hour day my face was actually attractively and naturally glowy but _not_ shiny (how do they do this?)! No blotting papers! That being said, I think it would be great for dry skin too, as it doesn't get caught in dry patches either and does have that glow (I can't say if it's moisturizing though). The coverage is excellent, medium, but not as high as Hydralife. The minuses are that I think it oxidized darker a little bit, it's not easy but not hard to blend, and at the end of the day I could feel it on my face, but I think that's because it was hot out. Nevertheless, it's replacing my Garnier and CoverFx bb creams.
I think this is a very high-quality bb cream, and definitely worth a try (if you can afford it or get a sample).
This is a really nice BB cream. It gives you a nice amount of coverage (slightly more coverage than the average BB cream) and a nice healthy glow.
I usually prefer a medium/full coverage foundation & would not be seen dead without... however, on holiday or on exceptionally good skin days I love to wear this BB cream. It feels nice & light on your face as well as giving you a nice dewy look. The SPF is also great for holidays - I tend to wear this instead of sun cream on my face.
The main disadvantage to this product is it's expensive price tag. I'm not sure any BB cream is worth paying so much, so I will continue to research others.
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This creme is only ok.
What I like most about it is its dispenser. I find it sanitary (enough) in a world where foundations and like can be gross.
What I do not like is the lack of shades. The SA at Sephora first tested one too dark on me. She then proceeded to try the next lightest, which was much too light. I bought it anyway, hoping that if I only put on a little, and blended it with other products, such as my powder, it would look better. Wrong.
Moreover, coming form something rather light like the Laura Mercier tinted moisturizer (which is really perfect and I would have stayed with if it were not for the horrible packaging), I found this to still be too thick and make-up-y. It still looks as if you have make-up on, which I HATE.
I'm really impressed with Dior makeup products. The quality of each one I've tried has been wonderful, and this is no exception.
The consistency is a bit thinner than I usually like, but it applies nicely and sinks in so it looks natural. The coverage is medium I'd say; it covers my imperfections, however my skin is generally pretty good, so keep that in mind.
The finish is very natural and neither too disco ball nor so matte you look like a news anchor.
It's become my favourite.
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So perfect! Blends well, hides my pores, very natural but sufficient coverage. I'd say the finish is a perfect combination of dewy-matte. Doesn't transfer easily, doesn't accenuate dry flakes or patches, doesn't break me out, lasts all day. I do need to use a mattefying powder on my t-zone because my dry skin can get a bit oily in that area with any product, but that's expected. Softens and conceals dark circles pretty well for a bb cream, but I still use concealer. Covers redness and evens skin tone, and I can actually see an improvment in my skin since I've been using it! Reduces the appearance of acne scars without completely covering them, but it's a bb cream, not a foundation... it's meant to give you an even, radiant, glowing skin complextion and that's exactly what this product does!
It does have a scent to it, but not overpowering at all. It's a pleasant scent, probably just to conceal the scent chemials, but you can't smell it once it's on your face.
I have pretty sensitive skin, prone to break outs and reactions such as rashes, and this hasn't induced any of that!
I use shade 002, and it looked a bit dark on my fair-medium skin at first, but it adjusted nicely.
As with any product, I use a beauty blender to blend this out.
The finish is flawless on my naturally dull, pourous, and uneven skin, even in a magnified mirror!
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I got this in number 002 for fair skin which is a little bit yellow. I'm in btw 001 and 002 so I decide to go a little bit darker not too light. After trying a few Bb cream I decide to go for this one since I use Dior before. The texture is fine. It does cover up my scars and my skin is not oily at all but it is still not the best since its color range is limited and it only does an ok job for that price. I decide not to buy it again.
I've had to change my assessment of this after using it for a while. It oxidises badly and turns orange. Shame because the texture and finish is lovely (and it was an expensive mistake).
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It look very natural on my skin. But it broke me out, maybe i didnt clean it well at night.
It is too expensive for my liking. around $39,- a tube. crazy.
I got a sample of the 002 and have only worn it for a day, but my impression so far:
- Goes on very smoothly and blends out. I had no issues with the formula being too thick; it was actually thinner than a lot if BB creams I've tried. Felt more like foundation than thick tinted moisturizer (as most BB creams do, I've noticed )
- I didn't have any trouble with pinkness or oxidization. I am wearing this along with self tanner; I don't think I could wear 001 at my palest because it's very pink based and I'm yellow-neutral.
- I wore cetaphil lotion under it and had no trouble with dryness or flakiness (and I'm on accutane)
- Was lightweight but covered well enough I didn't need concealer save for my under eyes, gave my skin a no-makeup-but-have-pretty-skin-anyway look.
- Dewy. Dusting matte finishing powder over it helps. I blame the slightly greasy texture on the sunblock, but it didn't feel that way all day
I'll update how it does over the course of a week or so but I like it thus far. Not sure if I'll actually purchase a tube when the sample is gone, it's none too cheap unfortunately. Maybe...
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See some of the most beautiful castles and palaces of Denmark as you visit Frederiksborg Castle (now the Museum of National History) and the Fredensborg Palace. The Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is also included in this tour is a very beautiful building, so much so that Shakespeare used it as a setting in his play, Hamlet.
On this tour, enjoy a drive down the Riviera road from Copenhagen to Kronborg and get a glimpse into the lifestyle of Danish royalty as you visit their castles and palaces.
The tour starts from the City Hall Square on Vester Voldgade in Copenhagen. Travelling in a coach and you will visit:
• Frederiksborg Castle (From outside): It is the largest Renaissance palace in Scandinavia and now The Museum of National History.
• Kronborg Castle (From Outside): A brief photostop at this UNESCO World Heritage Site which is famous as 'Hamlet's Castle'. Shakespeare is said to have based Elsinore, home of Prince Hamlet in his play,Hamlet inspired by this castle.
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- Featuring: Princess Sophie, Putzi, Schnitzel, Catahari, King of Weinerburg, King of Pretzelheim, Red Baron, Prince Heinrich, Captain Von Zipper.
- Originally Released on December 09, 1972.
- Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 60 minutes.
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Kenneth Rinker: City, school district would need to make binding contract for gym
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
To the editor:
Helping the school build a bigger gymnasium might be a valid idea if the city and school district make a binding contract specifying under what terms the general public would have access to this gym.
Without some binding agreement, some future school administrator might deny public access because of such issues as maintenance, cost or fears of terrorist activities.
It might be appropriate to charge the public something for building maintenance, but if the charge was excessive, the gym would be useless to most citizens.
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Very good point. I was told that a seperete bond issue was passed for the pool at the high school. The pool was originally planned to be a communtiy pool but as we all know that hasn't happenend.
als362 5 years, 10 months ago
I agree with this totally. People that want to use city/county/state facilities should pay for that use. It costs a lot of money to maintain these facilities, and those that use them should bear the cost of that maintenance.
This type of charge would be a good experiment to see if people are willing to pay their own way for building a rec center. If the fees are too expensive for people to afford to use a city owned gym, then these same people will never be able to afford to pay the fees for a totally self sustaining rec center.
If they cannot afford the fees the center should not be built.
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This is truly truly truly outrageous. The second I heard a live-action version of the classic 1980s cartoon, Jem and the Holograms, was in the works, I squealed like a teenage girl. The closeted boy that I was, loved watching the show as a kid. Jon M. Chu (G.I. Joe: Retaliation) and producers Scooter Braun and Jason Blum are the men bringing the project to life. Hollywood Reporter exclusively revealed the actresses playing the four main parts.
Landing the coveted role of Jem is Aubrey Peeples. You might recognize the 20-year-old actress if you watch Nashville. She plays Layla Grant on the ABC drama. For those unfamiliar with the story, Jem is the rock-star alter-ego of teenage orphan Jerrica Benton. Find out who have been cast as the Holograms below.
Last night, the 2013 Grammy Nominations concert took place, revealing this year's nominees and inadvertently, those who surprisingly weren't nominated. Leading the pack this year were Fun., Jay-Z, Mumford & Sons, Frank Ocean, and Kanye West who scored six nominations each. Following their lead were The Black Keys and Miguel with five nods. Vocal powerhouse, Kelly Clarkson was treated to four nominations, Taylor Swift got three, and Canada's own Carly Rae Jepsen, got two nominations.
Both Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj were both snubbed by the Grammys this year. Nicki Minaj was nominated for "Best Rap Album" last year, but moving into the pop category this year, she didn't make the cut. I'm genuinely surprise that Bieber didn't get nominated for his Believe album – I thought the album was quite strong myself. His manager Scooter Braun took to Twitter to voice his opinion. After first congratulating Carly Rae Jepsen, he said, "this time there wont be any wise words, no excuses, I just plain DISAGREE. The kid deserved it. Grammy board u blew it on this one… He later added, "the hardest thing to do is transition, keep the train moving. the kid delivered. Huge succesful album, sold out tour, and won people over…" In another tweet, he insisted, "…this time he deserved to be recognized and I dont really have any kind nice positive things to say about a decision i dont agree with."
In any event, he didn't get nominated but the giant list of people below did. The 55th annual Grammy Awards air Sunday, February 10, on CBS. Check out the nominees below. As a side note, Donovan had previously listed his "Best New Artist" predictions, getting two out of the thirteen options listed correct. I've made note of the two he got right underneath that category. In his poll, post people picked Carly Rae Jepsen, but she actually wasn't nominated in that category.
You think you know everything about Justin Bieber? Think again. One of the world's favorite interviewers, Oprah Winfrey literally just finished her sit down chat with one of the world's biggest popstars along with his famed manager, Scooter Braun. After pictures started appearing on Instragram via Scooter and Justin, it was quickly confirmed that both had joined Oprah for an episode of Oprah's Next Chapter.
Yesterday, Oprah was a special guest on Good Morning America and gave the viewers a sneak preview of what to expect during her sit down with the Biebs. Oprah took Justin to her favorite restaurant in Chicago for a meal and afterwards, the two hit Ralph Lauren to doing a little shopping. Justin also serenaded the crowd outside the restaurant. Justin's episode will debut on November 24th worldwide- Oprah's biggest television broadcast since Michael Jackson in 1993. First look preview below.
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Carly Rae Jepsen has been seriously feeling the love south of the border. But, before we get there, let us start from the beginning. A while back, Carly released a little song titled Call Me Maybe. The bubbly pop track immediately caught fire with Canadian radio and the music video garnered a huge amount of attention with the help of hottie Holden Nowell. And then, the unthinkable happened.
One day, Selena Gomez tweeted a picture of Justin Bieber driving his car with a giant grin on his face. The reason? Simple. The catchy hook of Carly's hit song. Immediately, people were Googling like crazy trying to find out just who this little Canadian treasure was. Suddenly, Call Me Maybe rocketed to the number one spot on iTunes giving her instant international fame. Then on Much Music's
Now, the love continues with a little video that has gone viral. Starring Ashley Tisdale, Selena and Bieber and a few other friends, the crew lip syncs along to the infectious song while donning little plastic moustaches and goofing off with banana telephones. There is no doubt this video is going to make this track popular among the teeny-bopper fans and I cannot wait to see where Carly ends up this year.
This past Sunday in Manchester, England, Willow Smith and fans were in for a surprise when Justin Bieber played a prank on his tour mate, Willow Smith. Not only do Justin Bieber and I share the same birthday, but we apparently both love to pull pranks on people too.
Bieber got his manager Scooter Braun and swagger coach Ryan Good to get all done up in some "Whip My Hair" extensions and ambush Willow on stage. She looks confused at first, but then has fun with it and asks the audience to give it up for her "backup dancers". Bieber then comes on stage and whips his newly cut hair a bit before running backstage.
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