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Sharon H.
from Germantown, Md
on 10/4/2014
Delivery was slow.
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Little Willy
from Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
on 8/14/2014
All-poly swimsuit is a bit snug for my normal size 34, but the fabric seems sturdy and the extra coverage front and back is great for this older man. I will probably order a 36 next time.
Bathing suit
from The Villages, FL
on 6/4/2014
I swim ev edryday and the suits wear wonderfully. They fit good and are very comfortable.
Great deal
from Tucson, AZ
on 6/2/2014
Got these for my 8yo boy to swim in. They fit him GREAT and fit so much nicer than those stupid ghetto style swim shorts that hang past his knees.
Tremendous suit
Richard R.
from Elizabethton, TN
on 8/7/2013
The suit fits well and is very durable. I can usually get 8-12 months from each suit and only switch out because I would like a different color.
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Mark C.
from New York
on 4/10/2013
This is a real 'old skool' suit from the early days of polyester. No lycra, no stretch. So a snug fit that doesn't loose it's shape over time. Holds its color as well. Feels snug to most folks who are used to the give of spandex and lycra. But I like that fit. Dries fast and is pretty much indestructible.
Great for general use
from College Station, TX
on 5/10/2015
I use these trunks for my daily workout. They fit well, as have earlier Dolfin swim suits.
Horrible material
from Lake Tahoe, NV
on 1/22/2015
The tissue is horrible, too thin and you feel like naked. It's nothing similar to any bad brand of the best ones.
not happy
dana carr
from columbus, Ohio
on 11/26/2014
too small...
fits like a boy short
mike .
from TN .
on 9/5/2014
i hate boy shorts so when i saw it i hated it
Nice tight fit for racing
Drew H
from Toronto ON
on 6/1/2014
This suit provides reasonable compression for speed swimming. It could use a little more material in the pouch area.
Smaller than in the photo
75-yr-old racer
from Mill Valley, Ca.
on 5/16/2014
So far, the suit is fine - not fading in 3 weeks like the Speedo purchased from you awhile back. I wish your "descriptions" would indicate the length of the sides, as I'd rather have a true "square leg" suit with 4-6 inch sides than the 2-3 inch suits that appear to be all you offer (unless I go to a drag suit, which I don't want).
nice trunks
from N E TX
on 3/10/2014
These are very nice. I like that they are all poly. Maybe they will dry quickly. I ordered the 38 and 40. The 40 fit and I returned the size 38.
Seems pretty good
Collin B.
from MI
on 2/28/2014
A size 28 jammer was comfortable for me so I got this in a 28. It was really tight on my butt and I have a small butt. Otherwise it fits great and the strings are nice. It isn't as tall/large as it is in the picture, looks just like any other speedo (might be because I got a tight size).
Poor fit/style
Jason L.
from Orlando, FL
on 1/17/2014
May as well be a drag suit (very loose fit) with middle of the road fabric. It almost feels a little rough. This one was a returner.
from Fort Lauderdale
on 7/19/2013
Fits well looks good
Mukesh D.
from Port Saint Lucie, FL
on 12/21/2012
Ordered correct size, but way too small. Will re-order 2 sizes bigger at least!!
Great suit, great deal
Rick E
from Athens, GA
on 11/25/2012
My first Dolfin Poly suit lasted for more than a year and a half of daily lap swimming, and I'm confident that this one will hold up, too. Generous coverage for a swim brief. Less stretch and give than a nylon-spandex suit, especially in front, but that's true of all poly suits in my experience.
Great suit for the price
from Prescott, AZ
on 9/17/2012
So far the suit is great. Had another polyester suit & hope this one lasts as long. When purchasing the suit a comment was made about the shortness of the tie string. In my size (32) I found the string to be too long resulting in my cutting it shorter (better too long than too short). Bought 2 suits at sales price & don't regret it. Swim at our YMCA 3X's a week.
Amazing. Absolutely Amazing.
Arthur C.
from Corpus Christi, TX
on 6/11/2012
This suit is great! What I like about this suit, although the layer doesn't last very long, is that is repels water. Only a little bit though. This suit is very comfortable, and affordable. These suits last very long. These are great for practice, or for a small little meet. And the colors are really cool. I warn you though, the purple does not look like the purple in the picture, it is a bluish-purple, but turns darker when wet.


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In an April 30 blog post, Mary Davie, assistant commissioner of GSA's Office of Integrated Technology Services, provided some insight into plans for the agency's Network Services 2020 telecom strategy, including the status of some of the plan's components.
Networx, GSA's current governmentwide telecom contracting vehicle, is set to expire in 2017. The agency, federal government and industry stakeholders have been crafting a more flexible and comprehensive way to address advancing telecom services. The NS2020 strategy is designed to enable GSA to meet a broad range of IT and telecom requirements through 2028.
Davie said the agency's aim for NS2020 is to evolve GSA's contracting capabilities as commercial and federal telecom markets move beyond hardware-based networks, owned legacy infrastructure and even cloud computing and mobile services toward more open and innovative services and technologies.
"Now we're seeing moves by others than the traditional telecommunications providers into the space, creating even greater changes in the market," she wrote. "This includes leveraging broadband wireless technology for data connectivity and voice service, relying solely on IP data connections for voice and text, and potentially using solar-powered drone technology in place of some traditional satellite capabilities to provide basic Internet access much cheaper to many more people."
GSA's request for information (RFI) for NS2020 Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions, released April 8, will become the cornerstone of the strategy to provide telecom services for federal users. Davie said a draft request for proposals will be issued in fiscal 2015.
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In December 2013, GSA released an NS2020-related RFI for consolidated Northeast Infrastructure Solutions as part of an interim strategy to create three acquisition regions -- Northeast, Central and Western -- that would consolidate the current 11 regional contracts. Davie said officials plan to release RFIs for the other two regions this year.
The consolidation will give GSA, vendors and customer agencies an interim strategy -- driven in part by expiring contract vehicles -- to cover gaps in regional coverage, she added. It will also allow the agency to implement and validate some NS2020 concepts ahead of the larger integration.
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Its normal in the pregnancy time period. Keep in touch with your family doctor and take proper precautions.posted 04/26/2013 by ameliapearson3
Yeah that is normal at the beginning due to your body is expandingposted 04/15/2013 by conniebeardsley
As long as theres no spitting or vomiting of blood just go get checked for uti and or yeast infection...might just be growing pains. I had a past of cysts on ovaries but it was fine...don't stress unless u notice period like bleeding or constant vomiting. ..hope this helpsposted 04/02/2013 by miraclebaby88
I am 5 weeks today and have been experiencing the most horrible pelvic pain for about 3 days now specially on the left side . I could'd even sleep last night because of the pain. I went to see my Gp today and have been told that it might be an infection but I had the same period like pain a 8 months ago and I ended miscarrying. I am very worried. I anyone having strong period like pain too? Is it normal?posted 04/02/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I've had sharp pain mainly to one side and I wasn't sure if I was freaking out over just gas issues or what! I've also had a bad cough and the pain does seem to ease when I pass gas but its so sharp. I'm only at 6 1/2 weeks. This definitely eased my mind a little.posted 04/02/2013 by sarahhendrickson35
hello im reading this question thinking to myself when i was in early pregnancy around 5weeks i had pains and very slight bleeding from my woman parts when i moved bowels or after intercourse i went to my doc and they said the pains are normal its where my womb is expanding to make room for baby and the bleeding is implanttion bleeding. now im 9 weeks and i had 4 emergancy scans because of what had happened during week5 and baby or heart beat cant be found but pregnancy is progressing but ive had no heavy bleeding or signs of misscarriage and yet they are trying to put me in for a sweap this friday i refuse to go for this op as ive read this has happened to may woman were baby or heartbeat hasnt shown at 9weeks if anyone else has gone through this what am i ment to do?posted 03/20/2013 by akirag2010
hi i'm 18 and i have a precious daughter shes going to be 3, when i saw what you put i wanted to ask you any one else for advise or somthing, i thought i was 7 weeks pregnant when this pass tuesday i started to bleed it wood be drops but when i would clean my self the paper would be blood i waited till next day i had my docs appt i went the doctor saw me and say that i was bleeding...but after i went home i felt light pain then next dy it was the same not alot tho but i went to the hospital then they did a vaginal ultrasound the doc. said the bleeding wasnt normal and that i was in the process of a misscarigie but i had my bby til in there and that i was not 7 but 5 weeks and that it was to small to see the heart or hear it,,, this is the worst feeling...ever!!! now i dont now what to do adter i came back i went to the bathroom and there was blood like mocous black redd... to times but now the pain was gone the next day and the blood is very light...they did hormons test,ldposted 03/04/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
im 5 weeks and only found out YESTERDAY that i was pg, i had a miscarriage 2 years ago at 11 weeks 2 days before my first scan which left me distraught!, ive been having these little pains just under my belly but never had them in my first pregnancy and terrified of miscarrying again i havent been the doctors yet and only my partner knows about the pregnancy ! can some one please put my mind at rest :sposted 01/22/2013 by roxy0991
im 6 weeks with my 5th baby i to had some niggly pains i went to my doctors yesterday the doctor was not concerned how ever i am anxsioues as i had a missed misscariage last year if your worried op please do get checked againposted 02/27/2013 by luckyyummymummy
Hey I am also 5 weeks pregnant and getting pains but was told its just trapped wind pains and if there is no bleeding everything is fine :) happy pregnancy everyone xxxposted 02/10/2013 by alisonc83
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Since Bob Dylan: The Moivie would never work, "I'm Not There" is indeed here, and it's mighty good.
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I love Bob Dylan. I love Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Richard Gere, and Heath Ledger. The fact that these five people go so well together is totally ingenious, thus "I'm Not There" is in fact, an equally as ingenious film. I think that I should start this review (or to some, "essay") off by saying that "I'm Not There" is not a biopic about Bob Dylan. This is a film about five people who possess a similar persona to that of Dylan; at some point in his life. Dylan is such a great man that you must make a great film to honor him; and "I'm Not There" does indeed pay great respect to the legendary artist. I believe this is a great, hypnotic, and addicting film; the Bob Dylan-based film that's about ten times as good as you'd expect it to be. I don't think most Bob Dylan fans were particularly thrilled to see that one of their favorite songwriters/singers was getting a film partially based upon his life, and then again some will still appear less than excited, but the film is very, very rewarding. I'm aware that it's not going to be "great" in everyone's eye. It's a visually stunning and well-acted film no doubt, but it might bore others to tears. I for one could not take my eyes off the thing; as it started and ended well. The hook in the beginning draws you in and keeps you hanging, while by the end you're on your way; with thoughts. Not many films have had such an effect on me as a person, but this is no ordinary film, as you may have seen. I believe that the filmmakers involved in this film were very smart to not make it a biopic, since a Bob Dylan biopic is, let's face it, nigh impossible to make. But then again; nothing is impossible. Except for immediate success. I can only imagine the horrors that could come out of a film such as a Bob Dylan biopic; and I imagine that most film directors do as well. That is why "I'm Not There" was made; to fill in the space in cinema. Dylan deserves to be recognized for just about everything he's done in just about every way, and this is a great way to celebrate his grand existence through filmmaking. This is a charming and splendidly entertaining film. I don't suppose there's anything that most people would find particularly off-putting about it, although then again there's not much that would help to draw the average movie-goer in. You must go into the film with a very open mind. If you do this, then there's a damn good chance that "I'm Not There" will appear to you as a great movie. As it is, this is the most respectable Bob Dylan-associated film I've seen. The film captures the often times shocking whimsy of Dylan's music, without leaving out the sophisticated humanity contained beneath his persona. This is a wonderful film; and Dylan is a wonderful person. It's good to see that he is one of the few men out there who has had a film made about his life, told through the eyes of others, yet it still manages to be great. I'd say the film deserves some damn good recognition for that.
The point of the story in this film is not to make sense. Why should it make sense? It's meant to put Bob Dylan's persona in the bodies of different people; each nearly mimicking a part of his life. The first "persona" we meet is that of a young boy who seems to have a sort of natural talent for story-telling through lyrical finesse. The second narrative tells the story of a folk singer whose story is told through a faux documentary. Then we go to the third narrative, which tells the story of an actor who is starring in a biopic about the previously mentioned man. The fourth narrative is about a down-on-his-luck singer by the name of Jude Quinn. Jude's story is one I find particularly interesting since the tragic effects of drug abuse and the hatred of has-been fans seem to greatly affect this person. The last narrative centers on Billy the Kid; a man who goes searching for his dog and finds a whole lot more than he probably bargained for. The story is told in an almost non-linear way; thus the separate plots almost have no relation to each-other. There's even a little side-narrative that doesn't seem to serve much narrative purpose, yet it's continuously shown throughout the film. Not quite in a sublime way; but in a sense where it's just there to provide some interesting dialogue. As I said, "I'm Not There" doesn't want to make sense. But yet it DOES make sense; you just have to have the kind of mind that can comprehend such often times confusing material. None the less, this film serves one purpose; to indulge all those Bob Dylan fans. And it succeeds miraculously, if you were to ask me. I don't like to be biased in my opinion, but I really do think this is a splendid piece of filmmaking. It's a loving homage to the incredibly person that was and is Bob Dylan. His legacy will forevermore live from then to now, and to now till' the day the legend decides to kick the bucket.
The acting here is absolutely spectacular. Christian Bale leads the cast as the first of the many (adult) "Bob Dylan's". I'm going to refer to the lot as the former since they have a little bit of Dylan embedded into each and every one of them; although in truth...they are not quite Bob Dylan. This is why "I'm Not There" is not a biopic. Anyways, Bale was as good as he typically is in this role; and he speaks the dialogue he was given as if he was born for the part. Heath Ledger also plays an incredibly endearing movie star whose life is on the edge. But the most captivating performance, I feel, was that of Cate Blanchett. I've liked Blanchett ever since I first gazed in bewilderment at "The Lord of the Rings" film trilogy, but this is one of the actress's most unique roles yet. Why? Because not only does Blanchett play a male character, but she also gives the character a nice feel. Richard Gere also plays a surprisingly intriguing Billy the Kid, and to his credit, he's one of the best "Billys" I've seen, on-screen. There are good performances to be seen here; especially from those who play character possessing a part of Bob Dylan's essential persona. It makes for an intriguing set-up; and each individual character deserved a good actor. This FILM deserves good actors. And in that sense, "I'm Not There" gets exactly what it's earned.
Too often I focus on how a film presents itself visually, but I suppose this is an important aspect of a film's entirety for me. After all; I'm looking at the film in a number of ways. If it doesn't look good when I look for the picture quality and such, and if the camera work isn't particularly crafty, then where's the payoff to watching the film? Often times, good films have good visuals. "I'm Not There" is one of those films; sporting unique and inventive visuals throughout. It's kind of interesting how certain stories are told with black-and-white cinematography, while the rest are in color. I think this is to create the artistic effect that director Todd Haynes probably wanted when he made the film. And yes, "I'm Not There" could, in a number of ways, be artistic. And I'm not only speaking of the film visually; the craft involved in the production is endlessly incredible. The efforts of the director, the cast, and just about everyone else really make this film. It's no the plot that amazes me; it's the style, more-so. I like what "I'm Not There" sets out to do; create the best damn non-biopic about Bob Dylan you've ever seen. The biggest of Bob Dylan fans will appreciate this film; as it features the music that the artist has brought into this world as well as an interesting story involving the man's different stages of personalities in life. I think that Bob Dylan is one of the best songwriter/singers of all time; therefore this was my kind of joint. There's entertainment to be found here to those who dig the style of the film to begin with, and while I will debate whether it's perfect or not, "I'm Not There" is none the less good filmmaking. But that's just my opinion. The story of this film begins with "All I can do is be me. Whoever that is." That's damn right.
There's not much more I can really say about "I'm Not There" that hasn't already been said by many before me. You know this is a good film, but perhaps that's just the opinions of most. Some won't like the film, but that's the case with some of the better films out there. But when speaking of my personal taste, yes, I did indeed like "I'm Not There". I've been listening to Bob Dylan's tunes for quite some time. I don't know if I'm the most hard-core of fans, but then again, do you need to be to like this film? No, I don't think that you do. All this film requires is an eye for genuine, honest filmmaking. If you can see art in a film, then you will see the greatness in this one. It's one of 2007's more honorable productions, and while I don't absolutely love it (nor do I consider it historically important), there's a lot to look at here. From the amazing opening to the incredible end, "I'm Not There" remains touching and insightful. You don't need to give a damn about Bob Dylan in order to give a damn about this film; and perhaps this is the beauty of it. If there ever is an actual Bob Dylan biopic, then I sure as hell don't want to see it. "I'm Not There" is the kind of film that I want to see; and by all means, you should too. I would definitely recommend the film, especially to those who at least know how culturally significant Bob Dylan truly is. I believe that you can't call yourself a lover of music without loving Bob Dylan's seductive tunes; and I also believe that you can't call yourself a true fan without seeing this film. Whether you like it or not, it exists. So why not watch it for that alone?
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Casey and Jobey Lynn Baker of Campbellsville announce the birth of a son, William Wesley, at 5:09 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16 at Taylor Regional Hospital in Campbellsville. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 19 1/2 inches long.
Grandparents are Steve and Sherri Williams, John and Missy McKinley and Mike and Linda Baker.
Great-grandparents are Amel and Carolyn Baker, Betty Bennett, and Mildred and Jesse Manasco.
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Ashley Brooke Tucker and David Matthew Green, both of Brentwood, Tenn., exchanged wedding vows on Sunday, Sept. 16 at Daufuskie Island Resort in South Carolina.
Dr. Clarence Edmondson performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Jim and Debbie Miller and Ivan and Carol Tucker, all of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Lucy Tucker of Campbellsville and the late Ivan Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furkin.
Tennessee artist Ed Taylor, formerly of Campbellsville, will host an exhibit titled "As The Bowl Turns," at Campbellsville University through March 21.
A reception is set for Saturday, March 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Art Gallery, located across from Gosser Fine Arts Center.
The exhibit and reception are free and open to the public.
Judy Dabney's Sunday school class at Campbellsville Baptist Church made a $415 donation to the Taylor County BackPack Program. For just $20, the BackPack Program is able to feed a child on weekends, school breaks and during the summer. Pictured are Darlene Humphress, left, Taylor County BackPack Program coordinator, and Wanda Jeffries, Sunday school class representative.
The other day I overheard two young women discussing relationships. From what I gathered, people their age (mid 20s) don't date the way I've always understood dating. Instead, they go through a progression of stages.
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People in more than 170 countries and regions will celebrate World Day of Prayer on Friday, March 7.
World Day of Prayer is a worldwide ecumenical movement of women and men of many faith traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer on the first Friday in March each year.
The event will be celebrated locally at St. Mark United Methodist Church, located at 400 Meader St., beginning at 7 p.m.
Jesus Name Church is hosting its 69th anniversary services on Thursday and Friday, March 27-28.
Thursday night's speaker will be Elder Raymond Suttles of Russellville. Friday night's speaker will be Elder Ronald Hall of Vidalia, La.
Both services begin at 7:15 p.m. A meal will follow Friday night's service.
The congregation will also be celebrating 50 years of radio broadcasting in the community.
The church is located 3 miles west of Campbellsville off U.S. 68 on Tabernacle Road. Turn by Ronnie's Body Shop.
From the Heart, a local singing group, provided entertainment for a recent Valentine banquet at Good Hope Baptist Church. Members are, from left, Gail Godsey, Darlene Netherland, Krisinda Jeffries, Debbie Lawson and Linda Mings. The Rev. Tim Shockley provided accompaniment.
Antique and craft dealers from all over the state will create a shopping and viewing delight March 1-2.
The 2008 Antique & Craft Fair will feature more than two dozen arts and crafts booths with furniture, pottery, antique jewelry, antique lamps, collectible glassware, unique crafts and more. There will be a bake sale all weekend and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
The show will take place in the Centre Square Convention Center in historic downtown Lebanon.
Dr. William Brackney, distinguished professor of Christian theology and ethics at Acadia Divinity College in Canada, will be the Baptist Heritage Series lecturer at Campbellsville University on Monday, March 3.
Brackney's address is at 7 p.m. in the classroom of Ransdell Chapel. His topic is "Tradition is Not All Bad, Even for Baptists!" The public is invited to his presentation.
Brackney will also be appearing on a Dialogue on Public Issues broadcast that is shown on CU's TV 4/Cable Channel 10.
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I'm starting a new school I'm so glad I can't stop smiling.
"get that damn smile off you face" my mom says slapping me in the face really hard she's abusive and doesn't like me at all
"yes mom" I said. Oh shit I forgot-
"don't call me mom" she says getting up and punching me in the face over and over and throwing me on the floor stomping on me
"you motherfucking FAG!!!" She yelled as she punched and spit on me "YOU WORTHLESS PIECE OF SHIT!!!!!!!"
The reason I don't hit back is because she's a female. As much as I hate her I don't hit females.
She leaves out the house like she always do I lay there crying then I get up and wash up. I tried killing myself before but failed. I hop out the shower and put on some clothes. I am so hungry but I not allowed to eat food unless she says I can so I drink a lot of water from the facute and put it in my hands.
Everyday I pray to god that it will get better but nothing happens hopefully that is soon.
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I wake up early do my hygiene thing I try to cover bruises as best as I can and drink a bunch of water I totally forgot to introduce myself. My name is Chresanto August but call me Roc Royal. I'm gay I don't like to talk much, a virgin, 16, never kissed anyone, and never dated
I look at the time and the walk to school takes 30 min so I head out and tell her I'm leaving but she's not here I like it like that. I'm heading to school
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I arrive at the school and I head in and go to the office
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lady: oh yes hi here is you locker combination and your schedule
me: thank you
lady: your welcome
I head out and go to my locker and put in the code I take the time to find my classrooms before the bell and I finish I accidently bump into someone
me: I am so sorry
???: it's ok just next time watch where your go(GCO)
at a bad time my tummy starts to growl really loudly and i feel really embarrassed and look down
???: woah you must be really hungry the café is that way
me:i don't have enough money so sorry and again bye
???: wait *grabs my arm* here *hands me $5* I never got your name
me: I can't take your money and I'm Chresanto but call me Roc Royal
???: my name is Jaden and I insist
me: nooooooo I don't want to take your money *walks away*
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me: no
Jaden: good your gonna have pancakes bacon and eggs
me: I'm not even hungry *stomach growls*
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Liberals (or Progressives, if you prefer) have been raging at President Obama. For months they have complained that he did not show enough passion. Comic atheist Bill Maher even got racial. He wanted Mr. Obama to shove a Glock into his belt and use it to pistol whip BP execs over the oil spill. If a conservative comedian had engaged in such a blatant bit of racial stereotyping as that, he'd have been hauled up before the Sensitivity Trainers. (And besides, BP had been one of Mr. Obama's biggest corporate campaign donors.)
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The spreading revolt on Capitol Hill—among Progs who were spared the axe in November—is partly borne of their frustration. The American Idol they worshiped has been shown to have feet of clay. The man who made Newsweek Magazine gush, "We're ALL Socialists Now," has let them down.
With his agreement on taxes with those devil conservatives, Progs feel Mr. Obama has gone AWOL from the class war. Too bad for them.
But consider Mr. Obama's rhetoric as he climbed down: He laid down verbal fire as he retreated. He compared the Republicans to hostage takers. They wanted to hold 98% of Americans hostage to their venal plans to succor the rich.
Could it be that Republicans simply wanted to hold off tax increases for all Americans? Could it be that the Republicans simply believe that in a stricken economy, it makes no sense to jack up the taxes on those most likely to hire the 9.8% of Mr. Obama's fellow citizens who find themselves unstimulated, unrecovered, and unemployed?
Barack Obama came to Washington pledging to be the post-partisan President. He promised us a new day and a new way. In short order, however, he labeled the loyal opposition his "enemies." Now, he sinks to this: he calls them hostage takers.
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Hi there! Thank you so much for posting my ancestors grave. I was wondering if it would be possible to have that memorial transferred to me. There are some things that should be added
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Wow thank you for the bio. Wish I could find family pics of my family. Maybe some day someone will come forward with one. I am also trying to find her siblings. Would love to have my Great Grand Aunt transferred to me. What an honor. God Bless Diane.
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Dear Mr. Carlson: When you took picture of stone for Addison Ramsey and Catherine Dickerman Ramsey, did you see a stone for Amanda? She was Addison's first wife and died June 19, 1859. According to The Munger Book they were married in Rockford in October 1854. Her birthdate is January 16, 1834. Many thanks for anything you can tell me. Natalie J. Woodall, PhD
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The cost of buying an aircraft is rivaled only by the expense of maintaining it. If someone gave me a Gulfstream G550 for Christmas, I'd have to sell it immediately because just the expense of hangaring and insuring the aircraft, let alone flying it, would far exceed what I can afford. No wonder many people want to figure out a way to share the cost of business jets.
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Increasing inventory amid a backdrop of economic uncertainty is never welcome in the used aircraft sales arena, but this time around at least we're just witnessing the continuation of a predictable cycle. In fact, many buyers believe the market is making its long-awaited return to normal levels.
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Bonus depreciation was introduced in the so-called Job Creation and Worker Assistance Act of 2002 in response to the economic malaise following 9/11. Under that act, if you contracted to purchase a factory-new aircraft on or after 9/11 and satisfied certain other requirements, you could start your tax depreciation with a 30-percent "bonus" amount in year one.
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He is doing a great job with his "Magic Trick" approach to his blind followers.Keep the election about the economy and Obama will find himself unemployed. All Obama wants to talk about is how much Romney makes and his taxation rate. Romney pays more in taxes than Forrest hills or beech grove earns. The only thing Obama has is class and race warfare and he is playing both. One would have to be an imbecile to support him.
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Julie Allinson, Marieke Guy and Maureen Pennock find themselves contemplating e-frameworks, digital curation and repositories at the JISC Annual Conference.
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Ensure that it is possible to logically interact with the site using keyboard and/or mouse input/output methods. Scripts and applets are types of programmatic objects that should either be inherently accessible or should include features that are usable with assistive technologies.
Interfaces which do not provide flexibility in the type of device which the user relies on to input information are inherently inaccessible. For example, a laptop user may choose to work without a mouse. If this were the case and interactive features on the site relied on "drag and drop" interactivity as the only means of interaction, the site would be unusable. Additionally, if the site were delivered through a kiosk or public access terminal with a touch screen interface, it would be unusable.
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William L. "Bill" Newton, 80, of Sandusky, passed away late Friday evening, March 21, 2008, in Concord Care and Rehabilitaion Center, Sandusky, after a lengthy illness.
He was born in Irving, N.Y., April 27, 1927, and was a 1945 graduate of Sandusky High School. Bill served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He was employed at Sandusky Foundry and Machine as a general machinist for 25 years, retiring in 1991.
He was a member of St. Stephen United Church of Christ and American Legion Post 83. He loved fishing and being at the Jackson Street Pier with his wife.
He is survivied by his wife of 58 years, Virginia E. "Ginny" (Klutey) Newton; sons, John (Peg) Newton of Tucson, Ariz., Mike (Linda Werling) Newton of Rockville, Md., Bill (Becky) Newton of Tampa, Fla.; daughter, Nancy Spraggins of Findlay, Ohio; 12 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Ruth (John) Owen of Roswell, N.M.; stepbrother, Ray (Nel) Warrer of Sandusky; and nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ivy and Lucille (Cherry) Newton; stepfather, George Warrer; and two sisters, Clara Pepitone and Bertha Sberna.
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They look amazingly accurate. ]]> duann 2011-10-12T09:54:43-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=36483&th=6696#msg_36483 Check out http://www.diecastxchange.com/forum1/forum/20-dx-custom-mode ls/ As far as I know I am the first one to try 3D printing. Usually model builders use resin. In some cases CNC. I've had one set of wheels printed in Alumide but the surface wasn't smooth enough (see photo). Just ordered some wheels (2,9 cm) in your white, strong & flexible PA 2200, Selective-Laser-Sintered. Hopefully that will give a better result. I was tempted to go for the Frosted Ultra Detailed Acrylic Plastic. Too expensive I'm afraid. ]]> SFRC 2011-10-12T10:06:23-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=36485&th=6696#msg_36485 MGA Twin Cam The base model The result Volvo Amazon Mercedes 280SL Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint This is the car I've ordered the wheels for. Still in progress. ]]> SFRC 2011-10-12T10:14:01-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=36515&th=6696#msg_36515 Corvette guy seems to do exactly that. Pro companies have been doing it even for longer, they just stood silent about the secret sauce (Original CAD files from Ferrari? Woah!). You will have to smooth WSF like Alumide, they are pretty much the same thing just different dust loaded in the machine. So back to resin casting from 3D printed molds, maybe UD to reduce retouch time. Take a look at old posts in post process subforum.]]> stannum 2011-10-12T15:49:46-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=36841&th=6696#msg_36841 First I have to sort out my payment. It seems to be lost some how.]]> SFRC 2011-10-18T11:16:34-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37667&th=6696#msg_37667 The wheels however aren't as smooth as I hoped. OK, my expectations were a bit too high probably. Time for a secound test!]]> SFRC 2011-10-31T14:03:44-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38433&th=6696#msg_38433 Hello Maarten, Nice to see someone with the exact same interrest and idea. I've looked at your website and the details on your models are fantastic! I'm mostly rebuilding Ferrari's in 1:18. Up till now, I've had to use avalable parts, or make things by hand. You've probably done it the same way. I've also ordered a set of wheels. They're for my Ferrari 275 GTB in 1:18 scale. I hope they turn out right. If they do, this would make a lot more things posible. Next thing on my list is a DeDion rearaxle to replace the live axle on my 250 Testa Rossa. Some pictures! ]]> Berg2011 2011-11-12T01:45:34-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38440&th=6696#msg_38440 Looking forward to see your 3D prints as well.]]> SFRC 2011-11-12T08:18:14-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38450&th=6696#msg_38450 My wheels should arrive this week. I'll post some pictures when I get them. I'm also thinking of having rearviewmirrors printed. There is a constant need for those. But that would probably need to be done in "white detail" to get a smoother finish. What 3D program do you use? With the AutoCAD program I use, it's very hard to get smooth flowing lines, other than circles or ellipses, where I want them. Kind regards, Otto.]]> Berg2011 2011-11-12T16:16:39-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38451&th=6696#msg_38451 A friend of mine makes the drawings. I think its Catia? The problem is that the drawing is way more accurate then the result. I still have to machine the wheels to get a smooth result. These are the wheels made for the 1:18 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint. ]]> SFRC 2011-11-12T16:21:35-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38452&th=6696#msg_38452 ]]> SFRC 2011-11-12T16:34:52-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38453&th=6696#msg_38453 The Alfa looks really good! ]]> Berg2011 2011-11-12T16:46:30-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38461&th=6696#msg_38461 As far as I can see, curves in the virtical direction give problems. The curving of the inner part of the wheel is not very smooth. Well, you'll see when your wheels arrive.]]> SFRC 2011-11-12T17:37:52-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38950&th=6696#msg_38950 Last Friday my wheels arrived. I'm pretty pleased wih the result. The surface is a little rough, but for wheels or other components like engines or axle's I's good enough. I think it also helps that the curve in the centre of my wheels is quitte shallow. I painted the wheels with a metalic paint. This, in combination with the rough surface, gives a very "sparkly" effect. Maybe a flat gray color is beter. Oh, and I blundered with the design. There should be 10 holes in the wheel. I've got 12. I'll live with it, for the time being. If I dont like it, I'll fit them to an Alfa GTA. I think I could scrape of some more material of the wheel. I made the centre quitte thick to make it strong on this first set. It saves money, but it's also a nice design challange to get a strong wheel, with the least amount of material. First thing I want to do now, is get my DeDion axle printed, but I need to do some more work on the drawing. Kind regards, Otto.]]> Berg2011 2011-11-21T10:17:37-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=39059&th=6696#msg_39059 SFRC 2011-11-22T18:50:45-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=46239&th=6696#msg_46239 It's been a while, but last friday I ordered my second shapeways product. I was working on a DeDion Axle for a Ferrari 250TR. But the Hotwheels is quitte a crude model, so I decided to do the whole chassis. This first chassis has a live rear axle. It's the simplest version of the TR-chassis. If this one turns out right, I'll also order a TR58-chassis (with the DeDion) and then its quitte easy to adapt the drawing for a TR59, TR59/60, and a TRi60. They're all a little different, but basicly the same. Have you tried anything new?]]> Berg2011 2012-03-31T13:24:58-00:00 Re: Rally & race car miniatures http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=47867&th=6696#msg_47867 Nope, haven't tried anything new. A friend of mine is making the drawings so that makes it a bit compicated to start a project. ]]> SFRC 2012-05-04T13:07:49-00:00


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