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The following suspects were charged with felonies Tuesday at Escambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.
Mark Anthony Brown, 42, 1000 block of Alexandria Drive, aggravated battery.
Jerome Duane Carter, 46, 600 block of Citrus Street, robbery.
James William Cole, 40, 100 block of South L Street, two counts of nonmoving traffic violation, three counts of burglary, two counts of property damage-criminal mischief, three counts of larceny, possession of burglary tools.
Jonathon Dale Cranford, 28, 1300 block of West 10 Mile Road, Cantonment, aggravated assault, weapon possession, property damage-criminal mischief.
Kerry Terrell Curry, 29, 1300 block of Rule Street, pass forged, nonmoving traffic violation.
William Codyjymes Davis, 21, first block of Mohawk Trail, burglary, marijuana possession, drug equipment possession.
Johnnie Lee Gort, 25, first block of Wyoming Street, battery, robbery.
Shawn Marquis Gulley, 22, 900 block of Colbert Avenue, two counts of nonmoving traffic violation, cocaine possession.
Christopher James Gulsby, 28, 3100 block of Frank Ard Road, Cantonment, fraud-illegal use of credit cards, fraud, dealing in stolen property, larceny.
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David Joseph Hudson Jr., 47, Crestview, violation of probation/community control.
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Danielle Yvonne Princiotta, 38, 3900 block of Parkview Street, Pace, violation of probation/community control.
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Liliana Hardy, 24, 6100 block of North Davis Highway.
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If you are bored, like children, want to have a hand in molding our future, and want a good part-time job with a solid block of time Monday through Friday to get your personal things done, we have the answer!
We are North East Independent School District (NEISD), one of the fastest growing school districts in the nation, and we need good dependable people to drive our school buses.
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The Stadium Express High Speed Quad at Mt. Hood Meadows is Oregon's first new ski lift since 2007. The high-speed lift makes it much easier for snow-lovers to get to less-explored stretches of the mountain. / Thomas Patterson | Statesman Journal
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Where: Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort
Directions: There are several ways to get to Mount Hood from Salem, but the most scenic is to take Silverton Road and Highway 213 to Molalla, Highway 211 through Estacada to Sandy, Highway 26 east to Government Camp and Highway 35 for 10 miles to the resort.
Driving time from Salem: 2.5 hours
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The Stadium Express High Speed Quad at Mount Hood Meadows is the first new ski lift in Oregon since 2007. "It's fun. I ride it a lot to hop over to North Canyon," said Hector Marquez in the rental department. His arm was in a sling due to an unfortunate mishap on the mountain, so he scanned boots and handed out helmets with one hand.
Stadium Express replaces the former Yellow lift, one of the original chairlifts from when Meadows opened in 1967. Yellow was upgraded and renamed Stadium 2008, but the new lift is a great leap forward.
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Week 2 Picks
Week 1 is over and now everyone has a slightly better feel as to what each team brings to the table. After the first week, my personal record is 12-4, not too bad in my opinion. Here is my picks for week 2 and why.
Buffalo Bills @ Jacksonville Jaguars
I'll take Jacksonville here. The Bills looked good and the Jaguars not-so-good. But one thing about Jacksonville that I always liked is that when they lose, they don't seem out of control. They are still a very good defense with an efficient offense. David Garrard is going to have be the leader of this team, and I believe he will do so. Plus against the Bills D, the Jags have one of the best true duo's at RB.
Chicago Bears @ Carolina Panthers
Both teams had convincing wins against 2 of the 2007 division winners in the AFC. Delhomme led an impressive 4th quarter drive without the help of his #1 WR, Steve Smith. He didn't have one of his more accurate days, but having a td pass in the play of the game is huge. The Bears D on the other hand looked mighty nice against the Indianapolis Colts and Peyton Manning. The Colts might be starting to get older on that elite offense of theirs, but it is still one of the best in the league. Nonetheless, the Bears held 'em in check led by Brian Urlacher while their run offense took advantage of the Colts leaky rushing D, and Kyle Orton had an efficient day and spreading the ball around to several receivers...none with more then 2 catchs. I'll take Chicago in this matchup though, looking for their D to have another controlling game while their offense pounds out another win.
Tennesee Titans @ Cinncinati Bengals
Titans look to be improved from last year, putting on a defensive onslaught against the Jaguars. Their offense looks solid, yet Vince Young still has his accuracy problems. Nonetheless, LenDale White and Chris Johnson seem to form a potential good duo for the Titans offense, which should easily take care of the Bengals horrid D. This game though will come down to ball control and grinding that clock, and good defense. Also, i just don't think the Bengals are going to be even a mediocre team...probably going to be bad for them. Tennesee one away from home.
New Orleans Saints @ Washington Redskins
Redskins are not going to have a good season, and will lose against good teams. That's the easiest way to say it. Saints still have a very prolific offense, and they have added a couple good additions to their D. Their passing attacks will keep the Redskins guessing on defense, and the Redskins offensive problems with the QB learning a new system will continue. New Orleans is my pick.
Green Bay Packers @ Detriot Lions
Aaron Rodgers definately looked like a good QB on Monday night. Not bad for someone making their first start in the NFL and also doing it on National Television. The Lions imo have a good passing offense, but it won't be enough considering their D and how well the Packers did all-around against a better team in the Minnesota Vikings (better then the Lions, not the Packers). Green Bay should be able to get an easy victory, look for Aaron Rodgers to have an even bigger day then his NFL debut on MNF.
New York Giants @ St. Louis Rams
After seeing what the Eagles did to the Rams and their offense on Sunday, it's hard to believe that the Giants won't be able to take care of business. Still, if the Giants don't get any pressure on Bulger, their D could cost them the game. However, the Rams D does not stop the run well, and even though has a playmaker or two in the secondary, don't defend the pass that well either because of the lack of a decent passrush. New York controls the game very convincingly here (not as good as the Eagles though).
Oakland Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs
I really don't know what is a tougher choice...the one between two good teams, and the one between two bad teams. I think the Chiefs take this one simply because of the poor run defense of Oakland matched up against Larry Johnson and his power running game. Nothing else really excites me to see this matchup. I can hear that soundtrack of the football blooper reels playing now as Kansas City pulls out the victory in a sloppy game by both teams.
Indianapolis Colts @ Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota is my upset pick of the week. Not because I don't think the Colts are a bad team, they're a good team. Not because I think the Vikings are a good team, they're slightly above average. This one comes down to the matchups, and I don't think the Colts matchup well against the Vikings. Vikings have a really good defense. Good lineman, good secondary. They will be in Manning's face all day, and Addai is going to have hard time getting past the line. Both parts of the offense will suffer and the Vikings O will control the ball with Adrian Peterson. Tavaris Jackson needs to do better as well, but he'll have a slightly easier time with the Colts then he did the Packers.
San Francisco 49ers @ Seattle Seahawks
Seattle just keeps losing players. This year I think it is in the Cards to not make the playoffs for the Seahawks (pun intended...a very bad one), and in fact, they might even place 3rd or 4th in their division the way things keep going. Really a shame to see Mike Holmgren's final year going the way it is. He's had quite an impressive coaching career, take 2 teams to 3 SB's and getting a ring with one of them. Part of that Bill Walsh coaching tree legacy. The 49ers got some good players to take advantage of the Seahawks when their down and this week they'll do just that. It won't be easy and it won't be pretty, but San Fransisco wins.
Atlanta Falcons @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Another tough game for these division rivals. I enjoyed what the Falcons did last week, but they won't have the luxury of a weak defense for their inexperienced offense to take advantage of. Also their defense is susceptable to the run, something the Buccaneers do fairly decently at. The Buccaneers are a tough and gritty team and should take care of things at home. Tampa Bay led by their defense pulls this one out.
Miami Dolphins @ Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals are the team to beat in the NFC West this year. They've gotten more experienced from last year, and should improve. They still got two top-notch WR's, they still have Edgerin James who's always a solid runner, and Kurt Warner is still doing his thing behind center. The Dolphins on the other hand are in a complete rebuilding stage, and I don't expect them to win games against division or potential division winners for a couple more years. Arizona notchs another one.
New England Patriots @ New York Jets
Now if you would have asked me before Sunday what this was gonna be, I would answered the Patriots before you finished the sentance. Tom Brady out of the picture makes it a totally new piece of art. Here's the thing about Matt Cassel. Before this season, whenever I watched him play, I was always fairly impressed with his abilities to mimic what Brady does. He's no Tom Brady, but he does a good enough job usually to get the job done. Let's not forget who he has to help him out. Randy Moss. Wes Welker. The Patriots rotating starters at RB in Lawrence Maroney and Sammy Morris. And their O-line is still a very good O-line, don't care what other people say. As for Farve and the Jets, well....Farve will be Farve, and against a team as seasoned as the Patriots, that isn't good. I think Farve choose to wear the #4 still because thats how many games he expects to win a Jet. New England wins simply because they are still New England and the Jets are still the Jets.
Baltimore Ravens @ Houston Texans
Baltimore wins another one here. Texans are not quite there yet. They are close to getting a competitive team together, but they still have another year to go. Baltimore on the other hand still has that great defense, and an offense that has some promise. The Texans do have some pieces to build upon, just need one more year to really get it all together and make themselves playoff contenders.
San Diego Chargers @ Denver Broncos
I don't need any more convincing that Jay Cutley is going to be a really good QB in the NFL. He looked absolutely brilliant against the Raiders, and the Broncos rushing attack is still one of the best in the league. Consistant and a model for offensive lines. Eddie Royal looked like a prime WR against the Raiders, he'll be tested against the Chargers. Still, I think the consistancy of Jay Cutley combined with a good running game and a solid D will stop Ladianian Tomlinson and the Chargers. Denver wins another one.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cleveland Browns
Before the season began, I had predicted these guys will split. I take that back. Pittsburgh is not a better team from last year. They are a much better team from last year. Ben Roethlisberger has showcased why he's a Top 10, if not Top 5, QB in the NFL. Also, Willie Parker and that offensive line showed what Pittsburgh football is all about. Running the ball down your throats, while the QB makes the consistant and accurate passes to move the chains. Hines Ward was an absolute beast when blocking for Parker, he is so much fun to watch...and call it silly if you want, but the fact that he's smiling while he lays a huge block on you to me just makes me laugh with him. Let's not forget about their defense. Harrison is a monster. Steelers really found a gem to replace Joey Porter in this guy. Love watching him too, absolutely sickening what he can in all situations. His all-out high motor approach makes him even better of a player. Pittsburgh celebrates another victory and show who is still king in the AFC North.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys
Potential Game Of The Year. The Eagles are back as a top team in the NFL. A healthy QB, a rookie WR who shows no fear and is as tough as a coffin nail, an elite NFL RB, a defense that is younger strong and faster from last year. What's there not to like about this team besides the fact that you might hate him just because they play for Philadelphia. Still, they have quite a challenge on national television against the Dallas Cowboys. The battle for the NFC East is going to be a brutal one this year, and it truely starts here. Not the Giants versus the Redskins last week. That was just warmups, this is where the action is going to lay. Between these two teams, there might not be any other real chance of any other team making the Superbowl from the NFC. Saints are right there imo, but both these teams have something the Saints do not, and that's a smothering defense capable of shutting down a prolific offense. 2 Top 5 NFL QB's, 2 excellent offensive lines, 1 team has one of the best receiving cores in the game, the other has one of the best RB's in the game. On defense, both show up with a scary Front 7. Both have very good secondaries, Eagles boasting arguebly the best in the NFL. For everything you can say one team does well, the opposing team has more then enough potential, capability, and personel to counter them. So many things could happen during this game. It could be an offensive shootout, could be a defensive massacre...could be a game filled with gamebreaking plays from both sides of the ball. Could be sloppy as all hell due to the sheer fact that both teams are well stocked with talent. So let's break down the advantages a bit more closely.
QB - as I said, both teams sport a Top 5 QB. This category is null.
RB - advantage Eagles. Brian Westbrook is the most versatile RB in the game, capable of creating mismatches whereever he lines up.
WR - advantage Cowboys. Terrell Owens is what he always has been, a HOF career in the making filled with spectacular plays and a great physical style after the catch. The depth behind him is pretty decent too.
TE - advantage Cowboys. Cowboys got a Top 5 TE in Jason Witten. He's a beast in blocking or catching. An absolute in the redzone and between the 20's. If there is one player the Eagles really have to watch out for, it's this guy. They can stop Terrell Owens, they've done it very well 3 out of the last 4 meetings...Witten on the other hand is hard to contain. Hopefully Omar Gaither on the outside and Stewart Bradley in the middle provide enough speed for coverage.
Offensive Line - advantage Eagles. They might be older then the Cowboys line, but when it comes to offensive lines, experience goes a looooong way. Runyan and Thomas are still one of the best OT duo's in the league. Shawn Andrews is arguebly the most dominant guard in the NFL. Todd Herremans can play both tackle and guard, very versatile player. And the mix of Jamaal Jones (starter) and Nick Cole at center provide a very solid middle. They are one of the best groups in the NFL.
Defensive Line - advantage Eagles. Trent Cole is a Top 5 DE. He stops the run inside and outside, can drop back in coverage, clogs up holes and occupies lineman....oh, and he's one hell of a pass rusher too. Patterson and Bunkley are Pro-Bowl calibur DT's. They do an excellent job at all aspects except for dropping back into coverage...really, when does a DT do that though? On the other side, a good mix of Juqua Thomas and Darren Howard, whom also moves into the DT spot during certain situations, provide enough so far to make the D-Line one of the best at collapsing that pocket.
Linebackers - advantage Cowboys. They are just downright nasty, and their backups are good too. At least one of those backups could be a starter on most teams that run a 3-4. They cover their blitzs with near perfection, and are extremely fast. Eagles have younger more inexperienced linebackers, but their strength and quickness makes them a dangerous group. The Cowboys though, have the experience there and that's what makes them better.
Defensive backs - null. The Eagles have the better depth at CB, able to stop really any WR the Eagles choose to run their way. Two Pro-Bowlers in Asante Samuel and Lito Sheppard who are great at jumping routes and picking off the ball. Sheldon Brown adds a more physical element to the secondary, as he can lay some huge hits. The safeties, future HOF Brian Dawkins and Quintin Mikell provide good support past the CB's. Though I wish I saw more out of Mikell, but he does his job solidly enough. So why is it null then? Imo, the Cowboys have very solid talent at CB, not as much as the Eagles, but pretty close. Though their safeties, as a group, I think are better. Ken Hamlin is one of the most underrated free safety's in the game and Roy Williams can hit like a train. He can get burned in coverage, so he's a liability there. Doesn't mean he can't keep up with WR's either, but he needs to get the perfect though.
Special teams - advantage Eagles. DeSean Jackson and Quintin Demps. Explosive rookies. Nuff said. Also they have David Akers and Sav Rocca. Two of the best at their position in the NFL.
So who wins? Well, the biased fan in me wants to pick the Eagles. The unbiased fan in me says that the Cowboys will be able to pull it off in a close game.
Hell with it, I'm picking Philadelphia.
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Gear recommendations?
Time to get out in the backcountry...
I just ordered a Pieps DSP Tour beacon from Canadian Cartel. Seemed like a good deal for $259 and I found lots of positive reviews so I hope it was a good purchase.
Can anybody recommend a good probe, shovel, and pack? What else should I pick up? I plan on taking an AST 1 course as soon as I get everything. Can anybody recommend one in Whistler? Seems like there are lots to choose from. I've read that a 300cm probe is a good idea for the PNW. Would that apply to Whistler as well?
Escape Route and Excess Backcountry are the two main shops here, but I'm willing to shop online to save some money as I didn't find too much help in the stores.
As far as bags, I was looking at the smaller Dakine Heli pack or Baker. I'm looking for a small pack that I can wear on lifts with a board carry system. Just need room for a shovel, probe, skins, poles, and maybe a water reservoir system.
I'll probably be riding a bit of sidecountry for now, but shopping for a splitboard by the end of this season and planning on buying a sled next season.
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I take it you are planning on doing lift accessed backcountry. You are probably looking for a pack that carries around 20 maybe 25 liters. Skins take up a fair amount of room. A Dakin Heli pack will probably do that for you though you won't be able to carry much in the way of extras. If you are planning on doing any sort of touring I would highly recommend going up to a 30-35 liter pack. Cinch it down if you don't need the space. I would definitely plan on carrying some water and food with you.
Pieps DSP tour is a solid beacon. No worries there. Learn how to use it as much as you can before your level I.
I would say get a 300cm probe. I use a 340. Overkill in Colorado, but when I am in the PNW it is pretty obvious that you want one for the deeper maritime snow pack, which Whistler has.
As far as shovels go, get one with a metal blade. Several good companies for this. I like shovels that can convert into a snow hoe. That can be very handy for moving snow quickly without picking it up. In a team rescue situation this can be useful.
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Nice, I'm in the same boat as you my friend. I'm gearing up to go out to Jackson Hole next year with a buddy and started accumulating stuff this past year. I ended up getting a Quiksilver Travis Rice backpack that is 24L and holds all my stuff. I've got the basic Mammut Element Beacon, Black Diamond Quick Draw Probe, and a Black Diamond Deploy 7 Shovel. The Shovel isn't the biggest but its folds nicely into my pack and the way I see it, in the time in need, the adrenaline will be pumping and Ill most likely be on my knees shoveling. It's small, but I can shovel away. I've also got a basic 2 person first aide kit, and being a Paramedic myself, I threw some extra things in the kit. I'm just trying to figure out what else I may need beside the essentials (Probe, shovel, and beacon). I've also got extra gloves, jacket, etc. Hope this helps. My buddy thinks I'm too paranoid, but he'll be thankful if he goes down and I've got enough life saving tools for the both of us. Avalanches are no joke...go to backcountry.com and they have everything with stuff on sale
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December 20, 2007
The meeting was held in the Airport Commission Board Room, 8600 Garfield Road, Freeland, Michigan 48623. Chairman Kenneth Distler called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. Roll was called by Debbie Meisel.
Present Absent & Excused Other
Kenneth W. Distler Yakima, Grenke & McCarthy
Eugene F. Gwizdala A. T. Lippert Jarrod Erpelding, Dow Corning Corp.
Rich Bostwick, NWA
Cheryl Wade, Midland Daily News
Wilma Kasten, Citizen
Dr. Distler introduced Joyce Seals, Mayor of Saginaw, as a new member of the commission. The board welcomed her.
OCTOBER 2007 & NOVEMBER 2007 WARRANT AND CASH & INVESTMENT SUMMARY: Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the Warrant Registers for the October Payroll Account Check Numbers 83426-83481 and November Payroll Account Numbers 83482-83540; the October Operations and Maintenance Check Numbers 37934-38009 and November Operations and Maintenance Check Number 38010-38082; and the October and November Cash and Investment Summary. Ms. Seals seconded the motion and the Board unanimously approved it.
PUBLIC COMMENT: None
DOW CORNING LEASE AMENDMENT: Mr. Nagel stated that the FAA has approved the Dow Corning hangar project from an airspace standpoint and construction of the hangar continues. The lease, which was approved on June 1, 2007, has several conditions with corresponding timeframes. Dow Corning has requested a second amendment to their lease which extends these timeframes to better meet their needs. The amendment also clarifies the language regarding permits for the project.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the second amendment for the Dow Corning lease and authorize the Chairman to sign with Mr. Elder seconding. Mr. Biltz abstained from voting. The motion unanimously carried.
DOW CORNING HANGAR PLANS: Mr. Nagel stated that Dow Corning has requested approval from the Airport Commission of the final hangar plans. This approval does not constitute a waiver of permits required from various entities; however, it is required by the lease. A copy of the plans was available at the commission meeting.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion stating Dow Corning has requested approval of its final plans as provided in Article IV, Section 1.A of the agreement and lease of premises. This approval is granted without waiver of any of the requirements or obligations of Dow Corning as provided in Article IV, Section 1.C of the agreement and lease, or waiver of compliance requirements specified in the FAA letter to Mr. Kurt Welsh dated November 8, 2007. Ms. Seals seconded. Mr. Biltz abstained from voting. The motion unanimously carried.
PROPERY ACQUISITION UPDATE: Mr. Nagel stated that at the September 20, 2007 meeting, the commission passed a Resolution approving a Declaration of Taking in order to proceed with the property acquisition. Since that time, both sides have discussed various courses of action. On December 3, 2007 an agreement was reached to allow Mr. Krauss to maintain some of his property and in return the challenge of necessity would be dropped.
Boris Yakima, who has served as the commission special counsel, explained that the total acreage was not needed for the new terminal; however, the piece that was not needed would have been landlocked and by Michigan law the airport was required to take the entire parcel. An agreement was made that if Mr. Krauss wanted to keep the furthest north piece of property the airport agreed to give him a 12 foot width access strip back to the property. Mr. Krauss also agreed that he would not claim any damages to this property by MBS taking part of the property. That agreement has been placed on record in court. The judge could be signing an official order today to that effect. An amended offer will be made to Mr. Krauss in the amount of $463,000 compared to the original offer of $606,000. The cost to make and maintain the access strip is Mr. Krauss' responsibility. Mr. Yakima stated that once the paper process is completed the airport will own and have possession of the property. Even though the issue of how much property will be purchased has been resolved, the issue over price has not. Mr. Yakima said that he would expect a future court hearing to take place regarding the final purchase price of the property. Mr. Krauss will be allowed to stay in his home for six months.
An Amended Declaration of Taking which requires commission approval is required to amend the airport's complaint and keep the process moving forward. An updated property survey is in progress and based on that, the Amended Declaration will be modified to meet the actual boundaries of the survey. Mr. Earley made a motion to approve the following Resolution:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the MBS International Airport Commission are hereby authorized and directed to take whatever steps are necessary for the acquisition of said property and property interests including the commencement and prosecution of condemnation proceedings under Michigan law for the acquisition of said property and to sign all documents and pleadings necessary for such litigation, and Kenneth W. Distler, Chairman of the Commission, is hereby authorized to sign an Amended Declaration of Taking for the acquisition of said properties, and the Airport Manager is authorized to complete the financial transactions required in accordance with State and Federal law.
Mr. Gwizdala seconded. The motion unanimously carried.
SAGINAW COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT AGREEMENT: Mr. Nagel stated that the current law enforcement agreement between MBS and the Saginaw County Sheriff Department expires on December 31, 2007. Mr. Nagel has met with representatives from the Department to discuss an extension to the agreement. The agreement covers the cost of providing a Deputy at MBS for 16 hours per day seven days per week. Overtime, if needed, is billed extra. The current cost per year is $300,132 or $25,011 per month.
The proposed contract amounts are: 2008 $310,824 annual $25,902 monthly
2009 $326,412 annual $27,201 monthly
2010 $343,200 annual $28,600 monthly
These are actual costs associated with providing these services. All county contracts must be self-sufficient and not subsidized by the county general fund.
The county does an excellent job of meeting the requirements of the contract. They have an adequate number of trained deputies to meet MBS' needs and cover vacation, sick time, etc. They also participate in additional duties such as emergency exercises, tabletop scenarios and VIP visits. Mr. Nagel stated that this was discussed with the Finance Committee. Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the new rates for the fifth addendum for the Saginaw County Sheriff Department Agreement and authorization for the Chairman to sign with Mr. Biltz seconding. The motion passed unanimously.
COMPASS AIRLINE AGREEMENT: Mr. Nagel stated that Compass Airline is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Northwest Airlines flying regional jet aircraft as a Northwest Airline affiliate. Compass provides seamless service similar to Mesaba and Pinnacle. Northwest has contacted Mr. Nagel about Compass flying into MBS and they have requested an operating agreement similar to Mesaba, Pinnacle and the United Express partners. Compass flies Embrear 175 regional jets that have 12 first class seats and 64 coach seats for a total of 76. This is a little smaller than the DC9s that Northwest is beginning to replace but a very nice aircraft. Service begins January 6, 2008.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve an operating agreement with Compass Airlines and authorization for the Chairman to sign with Mr. Biltz seconding. Following a brief question and answer period with Rich Bostwick, Northwest Airlines, the motion passed unanimously.
FAA REIMBURSABLE AGREEMENT: Mr. Nagel stated that part of the site preparation for the new terminal includes relocating the Remote Control Air to Ground (RCAG) radio antennas and Automated Surface Observation System (ASOS). Both items have been included in the five-year plan and included in the terminal cost estimates. The estimated cost to move this equipment is $1,000,000 and would be reimbursed to the airport through an FAA grant.
The equipment is located on MBS as part of an FAA master lease for various FAA equipment. The airport receives no rent for this land. The existing master lease is set to expire in late 2009 and staff is discussing with the FAA as to who is responsible for the costs associated with moving this equipment.
In either case, the first step in this process is site evaluation, preliminary engineering and planning and site selection. To accomplish this, the airport must contract with FAA engineers. This first phase of the project will cost $44,275. The cost is paid in advance by MBS then a FAA grant will be applied for in 2008 for 95% federal reimbursement. Mr. Nagel's recommendation is to move forward with this phase to get the preliminary work accomplished rather than risk further delay later in the project. Signing the Reimbursable Agreement does not commit MBS to pay the full cost of relocation. The issue of the master lease must be resolved before Mr. Nagel would recommend that step. This agreement only covers all preliminary work needed to begin the process of moving the equipment. Mr. Nagel stated that this agenda item was discussed with the Finance Committee.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the FAA Reimbursable Agreement, authorization for the Chairman to sign, and payment of the $44,275 to the FAA. Ms. Seals seconded the motion. After brief discussion the motion passed unanimously.
FIVE-YEAR PLAN: Mr. Nagel stated that each year MBS is required to submit a Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan to the FAA. The plan lists AIP projects for the upcoming year plus planned projects for the next four years. The plan is required by the State and the FAA to assist with future funding needs.
Mr. Nagel presented two versions of the 2008-2012 five-year plan for 2008. One version uses only entitlement money for 2008 while the other includes FAA discretionary funds for 2008. MBS will submit two AIP applications for projects listed in 2008, one with FAA discretionary money and one without. Mr. Nagel met with the FAA and the State and both entities recommend a dual submittal for 2008. This will greatly enhance MBS' chances of obtaining discretionary funding if and when it becomes available.
This five-year plan is a carryover from last year and it is critical to maintain a consistent program to ensure the best opportunity to receive FAA discretionary money. As with past plans, a motion to approve this plan does not commit the commission to these projects. Each year, the commission must pass a Resolution for that year's project. This plan serves as a planning document. It is quite possible that the airport's 2008 projects would need multiple Resolutions depending on the timing of funding and availability of discretionary money. In either case, it is important to use these planning tools to submit the AIP application through the State to the FAA.
Mr. Nagel explained that reauthorization of the FAA for AIP has not been passed by Congress in Washington. The FAA budget has been operating under continuing resolution since the first of the fiscal year which was October. Eleven budgets were just approved through the House and the Senate. One of those budgets was the FAA budget which authorizes the FAA to continue to collect taxes and fees until the end of February for the AIP program but does not grant the FAA the authority to issue any airport grants for 2008. That will be discussed when Congress reconvenes in January. Mr. Nagel stated that he is confident that the FAA will issue a grant sometime in 2008. Submitting two plans will put MBS in a good position for discretionary funds when AIP is approved.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve both versions of the MBS Five-Year Plan. Ms. Seals seconded the motion.
TEN-YEAR PLAN: Mr. Nagel stated that the Ten-Year Capital Plan is used as an internal budgeting tool and does not commit funds for all listed projects. The plan is provided for informational purposes and no formal approval is required at this time. Mr. Nagel has discussed the plan with the Finance Committee. Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to receive the 2008-2017 Ten Year Plan. Mr. Biltz seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
2008 BUDGET: Mr. Nagel stated that the budget compares each account with the 2007 budget and shows the percentage difference between the two. The 2007 year-end numbers will be presented in the annual audit.
The Finance Committee has met to review the budget and recommended that the budget be presented to the full commission for approval. Mr. Nagel reviewed some of the line items. He stated that in the personnel fringes he used the same number as last year since he is currently in union negotiations and health care is the main topic. Mr. Biltz stated that overall personnel costs are large portion of the total expenses. Looking at wages across Michigan a 6% increase is out of proportion and out of line. Mr. Nagel stated that comparing our number of employees to other airports, MBS is very lean. Mr. Biltz asked that the budget numbers for personnel be researched for the last five years. Mr. Lynch asked that the number also include actual cost versus budget numbers. Mr. Nagel will comprise the numbers and present them to the Personnel Committee.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the 2008 Budget with Mr. Beson seconding. Mr. Elder on behalf of the Finance Committee stated that Mr. Nagel was very meticulous explaining the budget to the Finance Committee. Mr. Elder explained that the budget is closer to $5 million since the budget includes the land acquisition. Mr. Gwizdala asked for a roll call vote. Ms. Meisel called roll; Patrick Beson, yes; George Biltz, yes; Kenneth Distler, yes; Darnell Earley, yes; Brian Elder, yes; Eugene Gwizdala, yes; Jon Lynch, yes; Joyce Seals, yes. Motion carried.
AIR SERVICE GRANT: Mr. Nagel stated that MBS applied for and received a 2008 DOT Small Community Air Service Grant. The DOT requires a turnaround of the grant prior to December 30, 2007. Mr. Nagel summarized the grant.
Funding: Total Project $600,000
Maximum Federal Share $500,000
Local Share $100,000
Mr. Nagel stated that of the local share the three local chambers of commerce, the three local economic development organizations, and three visitor and convention bureaus have pledged $35,000. The MBS local share of $65,000 is included in the marketing 2008 budget.
Mr. Nagel stated that the use of the grant is to recruit a new airline to provide new nonstop service to a new hub, introduce competitive air service in the community with the goal of lowering fares, and market air service. All monthly costs will be submitted to DOT which will reimburse at 83.33%. The DOT is to approve airline agreements, revenue guarantees, marketing efforts, and consultant contracts. The grant expires December 2010 with options by DOT and MBS to terminate sooner. MBS is to submit quarterly progress reports to the DOT.
Mr. Nagel explained that MBS is very fortunate to receive this grant. Since MBS does not collect local tax money, this is an excellent way to assist the airport's air service efforts. Mr. Lippert, The Boyd Group, and Mr. Nagel have all reviewed the grant and Mr. Lippert will need to sign it.
Mr. Gwizdala made a motion to approve the DOT Small Community Air Service Grant and authorize the Chairman to sign related paperwork. Ms. Seals seconded the motion. Discussion took place. Mr. Nagel explained that any proposals for additional air service will be taken to the Marketing Committee. The goal is to bring more options to the mid Michigan area. The vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS: Mr. Nagel stated that the wireless internet has been installed. Proposals were received and Pilgrim Technology was awarded the account. The start-up costs were under $2,000 and there will be a small monthly fee but this will allow the wireless to be free to the users. This system will work with national accounts and also with Boingo which is the system that Dow uses. Pilgrim Technology will monitor offsite 24/7. The contract is for one year.
Mr. Riesinger explained that the airport had applied for a grant for radios but staff was informed that the grant was not approved. MBS definitely qualifies and it is a viable project however there is a limited amount of funds. Some of the radios are budgeted in 2008. Staff will continue to monitor any other grants available.
Mr. Riesinger stated that the airfield construction work has been completed just in time for the winter weather. Mr. Nagel stated that he appreciated all of Mr. Riesinger's work with the construction project. He had excellent communication with the tenants. Umbrellas were purchased for the passengers in case of inclement weather to get out to the aircraft.
Mr. Earley stated that he has received all of the responses back in regards to the manager's evaluation. He is currently in the process of compiling the information. It is Mr. Earley's intent to call the committee together before the next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS: Mr. Nagel stated that he had received a couple of calls from commissioners inquiring about flight status and condition of the airport due to the last storm last weekend. Mr. Nagel explained that MBS has two shifts of maintenance Monday through Friday during the winter. Snow removal on the weekends is done on overtime. There are seven maintenance workers, two mechanics, and a supervisor. Three custodians handle snow blowing and shoveling if front of the terminal building. They were all called in at various times over the weekend. About 109 hours of overtime was used to combat the storm. High speed brooms were used right away which keeps the friction numbers and braking action numbers high throughout the event. One runway, taxiway and ramp were kept open. There were some cancelled flights reported. Mr. Nagel researched and found that four out of six flights from Detroit to MBS were cancelled. The other airports cancellations were proportionate to MBS. One of the MBS cancellations stated airport conditions. Mr. Nagel checked with Rich Bostwick and it was not airport conditions here but could have been the departing airport or the airport prior. The maintenance crew did a great job keeping the airport open.
Dr. Distler stated that he was traveling during the storm. He stated that flights were landing in Detroit but he did see that on the opposite side of the terminal there was a ramp full of RJs. Once in the terminal he checked his next flight to MBS and found it was delayed two hours. NWA kept reporting that weather conditions were canceling the flight. His assumption was that since aircraft was landing in Detroit, the weather conditions were at MBS. Dr. Distler stated that there are people that will not fly out of MBS because of how many times they have had flights cancelled. They get tired of renting cars. This airport was open when the flight was cancelled. Dr. Distler stated that he will talk with Rich Bostwick regarding this situation. Mr. Biltz stated that this should be questioned and NWA should have an answer.
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS: Dr. Distler wished everyone a nice holiday. Next regular meeting is scheduled for January 17, 2008.
ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mr. Biltz made a motion to adjourn. Mr. Gwizdala seconded and the board unanimously passed the motion. The meeting adjourned at 2:20 p.m.
Eugene F. Gwizdala, Secretary


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A Fresno County judge has ruled that state lawmakers' move to shift $1 billion away from local First 5 commissions was illegal, the Fresno Bee reports (Yamamura, Fresno Bee, 11/29).
In 1998, California voters approved Proposition 10, which imposed a tax on cigarettes to raise funds for First 5. State and county-level First 5 commissions use the tax revenue to fund early childhood health and education programs (California Healthline, 4/5).
In March, Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a bill (AB 99) to authorize the state to take about half of each First 5 commission's fund balance as of July 30 to help address what was a $26 billion budget deficit. State officials said the funds would go toward children's services under Medi-Cal, California's Medicaid program (California Healthline, 5/3).
The state had argued that the proposed funding shift was in line with Prop. 10's goal of supporting children in their first five years of life and that not shifting the funds would mean children's health and human services programs would not be funded
In April, several county First 5 commissions filed a lawsuit to stop the move. After the commissions filed suit, Brown removed the plan to shift First 5 funds from his May budget plan (Lin, California Watch, 11/29).
Details of the Ruling
Fresno Superior Court Judge Debra Kazanjian ruled that the state could not direct the $1 billion away from First 5 commissions without voters' approval (Fresno Bee, 11/29).
In her decision, she wrote that the state's argument "is disingenuous in that it was the Legislature that 'chose' to cut funding to existing services instead of taking what might be the unpopular step of raising revenue" (Halstead, Marin Independent Journal, 11/28).
According to the Bee, Kazanjian's ruling likely will not have an immediate effect on the state budget because lawmakers removed the fund-shifting measure from the final budget plan (Fresno Bee, 11/29).
State Response
The state has 30 days to appeal the ruling (Phillips, Stockton Record, 11/29).
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The interior framework of the 2013 Cadillac ATS. The all-new, rear-wheel drive architecture has a curb weight of less than 3,400 pounds. / General Motors photos
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The 2013 Cadillac ATS is 2 inches longer than a Mercedes-Benz C250, 0.3-inch longer than a BMW 3-series.
There's both more and less than you may expect to Cadillac's new ATS sport sedan, and those are both good things. I spent a day last week with the engineering and design team driving the car in the hills and on a racetrack near Atlanta.
A couple of things leapt out at me after my day with the ATS:
1. It's bigger than I expected, with more road presence. The car is a compact, by the interior-space-based vehicle classes the EPA uses, but it's no Golf- or Civic-size luxury wannabe.
The ATS is 2 inches longer than a Mercedes-Benz C250, 0.3-inch longer than a BMW 3-series. Developed to compete with the world's best sport sedans, and it's squarely in their class of size and power. The cars we tested carried myself, another journalist and an engineer quickly and comfortably.
2. GM may finally have figured out how to build a really good, really light car.
Its cars have been heavier than the best competitors for years. That's bad, because every extra pound reduces fuel economy and performance.
The ATS is significantly lighter than the 3-series, C-class and Audi A4.
"Every gram had to earn its way into this car," ATS engineering manager Larry Craig said.
Building a light vehicle takes attention to detail, and a willingness to spend money on materials like magnesium, aluminum and high-strength steel. Cadillac engineers shaved 2.2 pounds from the rear suspension by evaluating every bolt and using smaller ones where possible.
Feather-light magnesium engine mounts secure the four-cylinder engines to the chassis.
"This process of examining every part and every system is transforming how (GM) will develop our next vehicle, and how we look at mass," said Ken Kelzer, global chief engineer for GM performance cars.
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No! Healthy eating is all about balance. You can enjoy your favorite foods even if they are high in calories, fat or added sugars. The key is eating them only once in a while and balance them out with healthier foods and more physical activity.
Some general tips for comfort foods:
•Consume them less often. If you normally eat these foods every day, cut back to once a week or once a month. You'll be cutting your calories because you're not having the food as often.
•Eat smaller amounts. If your favorite higher calorie food is an afternoon chocolate bar, have a smaller size or only half a bar. Be careful! This technique works well for some people, but others may find it is too tempting to have their favorite food available, even in smaller amounts.
•Try a lower-calorie version. Use lower-calorie ingredients or prepare it differently. For example, if your macaroni and cheese recipe uses whole milk, butter, and full-fat cheese, try remaking it with non-fat milk, less butter, light cream cheese, fresh spinach and tomatoes. Just remember to not increase your portion size. For more ideas on how to cut back on calories, see Eat More Weigh Less Eat More Weigh Less .
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Though the Pistons' ownership has begun searching for a new general manager, in the front office it's business as usual.
There's a big hole at the top of the organizational chart that used to be occupied by Joe Dumars, who stepped down this week after 14 seasons as president of basketball operations.
But the process of preparing for the off-season - notably the June 26 draft and the July free-agency period - is under way. ...


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Technical analyst Sudarshan Sukhani, s2analytics.com is now approaching the market carefully and cautiously. "From now onwards, I am assuming that markets will be much more volatile and that means we will see downside moves also," he said in an interview to CNBC-TV18.
The Sensex gained over 430 points on Friday, posting its biggest closing gains in the year 2012 as global markets rallied quite sharply after European leaders agreed to take emergency action to bring down Italy's and Spain's spiraling borrowing costs. The Nifty rose around 130 points to end at 5,278.90 on Friday.
Technical analyst Sudarshan Sukhani, s2analytics.com is now approaching the market carefully and cautiously. "From now onwards, I am assuming that markets will be much more volatile and that means we will see downside moves also," he said in an interview to CNBC-TV18.
He suggests that one should buy only on sharp corrections and not rush into a gap open.
Below is the edited transcript of Sukhani's interview with CNBC-TV18. Also watch the accompanying video.
Q: How are you approaching trade this morning and what looks like a doable target for the Nifty once it cleared that 5,200 bump on Friday?
A: I am approaching trade now a little carefully and cautiously. The idea is that short-term trades were closed on Friday afternoon just before the close and that was good. But, now position trades will be held assuming that we are going to see a lot of volatility.
It is not likely that we are going to just take a step and reach 5,400 or 5,450. So from now onwards, I am assuming that markets will be much more volatile and that means we will see downside moves also. The idea is to buy only on sharp corrections and not rush into a gap open.
Q: You have a buy on Tata Steel this morning, tell us about that?
A: Yes, I have a buy on Tata Steel. The stock finally broke out above resistance level at Rs 425. I think most quality stocks have done that. But for Tata Steel it was a bear market of some kind, it fell below Rs 400, so this breakout tells us that the downtrend in Tata Steel is probably over. So inch-by-inch, slowly the stock is likely to move up. Today, in a choppy market there will be stocks that move up and stocks that go down. Tata Steel is likely to be one of the winners today. So for a day trader, it is worthwhile focusing on this. Buy on dips or even buy after the first fifteen-twenty minutes.
Q: Power had a good session in the last two weeks; you would buy NTPC this morning?
A: Yes, I would. In fact NTPC was in my buy list even last week, that continues. Again the same story, NTPC had a very terrible period; it went through a bear market of its own even while the markets were just in a 500 point range that seems to be over. So, if this is over and that message is coming not just for NTPC but for a lot of other power related stocks REC, PFC and even Tata Power then there is something going on in the power sector. NTPC is well poised to take advantage of it as the sector leader and as independent chart also. Friday's gains were coming because of a strong breakout from a resistance level, they should be build upon.
Q: There has been quite a come back for the banks as well, Dena Bank you would buy today?
A: I would but I must confess that Dena Bank has been a bit of a disappointment. I really thought that it would fly away, it came in my buy list last week but it hasn't done much. It is still in a trading range. I am assuming that this trading range will eventually resolve itself on the upside because today the markets should see some gains and at least selectively there will be stocks that go up. I am looking to buy Dena Bank but a little carefully because it didn't do what I expected it to do last week.
Q: From the rate sensitives again, Indiabulls Real Estate ?
A: Indiabulls is a much better chart. It has done the right things. It made a double bottom, we had it coming in our buy list repeatedly, it broke out of a double bottom then a small correction and it has again broken out. It is telling us that this is just a beginning of what hopefully will be a strong uptrend. In Indiabulls, we shouldn't worry about the big rally we saw on Friday, everything rallied on Friday. Today, if we get it on a dip, I would be a buyer there.
Q: You have a sell on GE Shipping for the day?
A: It is a disappointment. Last week, we had one day when shipping suddenly started moving up but that was it. It was just one day. So on a day, in a period when the Nifty has gone up from 4,800 to 5,300, GE Shipping has done nothing at all. It remains in the lower end of a very wide trading range. So at best, it will slide down to its lower end, support levels and at worst, it will actually break down. So in either case, GE Shipping now is a sell.
I must also point that while the targets for this upmove are 5,400 or even 5,500, that is for the month end. So we are going to see ups and downs probably.
Q: You have a sell on GMDC as well?
A: Yes, GMDC had a good chart. It had a decent rally from Rs 160 to Rs 185. Here, there is significant resistance in this stock. Metals in any case are underperformers. So whatever performance was likely to come from the stock price has already come in.
In any event of a market say correction of a market consolidation, metal stocks are likely to be underperformers, GMDC because of the fact that it fell on Friday, tells us that the rally is over and it is likely to be the first one to see a correction.
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|Hold Me
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|Capitol Records / EMI
|Duran Duran
Nile Rodgers
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"Hold Me" is a Duran Duran song, released on the Notorious album by Capitol Records / EMI in 1986.
About the songEdit
The song was written by Duran Duran who also co-produced the track with Nile Rodgers. "Hold Me" is an uptempo powerful rock song featuring strong synthesizer production by Nick Rhodes, which also reflects the band's influence of Nile Rodgers and the Average White Band drummer Steve Ferrone.
Other appearancesEdit
- Working for the Skin Trade
- La Dolce Vita
- Dance Into The Fire
- Meet El Presidente (album)
- The Final Show
- Palermo 87
- Duran At The Beacon
- Live At Birmingham '87
- Bruxelles 87
- Roma
- Live In Rio
- Duran Duran: Notorious / Big Thing
- Notorious: The Demo Sessions
Duran Duran are:
- Simon Le Bon - Vocals
- John Taylor - Bass
- Nick Rhodes - Keyboards
Shall we walk? shall we run? through my head you understand. Does the body you conceal need the touch of someones hand? Ashes, violations, who would they burn for? In your isolation... why cant you see? (what I see..) I wonder if the lights out I wonder if theyre listening Hold me, lay your shame away. Show me where your lovers stay. Hold me lay your ghosts away. Show me for yourself. You are lost and alone - But a prisoner of your pride When the passions you ignore you can never hide.. One of these days youre going to find out cuz one of these days youre going to try And what did I say to make you wind up, with this spear of guilt inside What I wonder if the lights out What I wonder if theyre listening (chorus) (na na, na-na-na, naaa) (na na, na-na-na, naaa) (na na, na-na-na, naaa) (na na, na-na-na, naaa) Hold me... (na na, na-na-na, naaa) Show me... (na na, na-na, na na, na-na) (chorus)


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Ike Floyd (23) of Springs, breaks out of a tackle by three Iowa-Grant players during the first quarter during Saturday's WIAA Division 6 state semifinal in Middleton.
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The St. Mary's Springs vaunted rushing attack spent the second and third rounds of the playoffs spinning its wheels. Not Saturday.
Iowa-Grant had no answer for the speed of the Ledgers' running backs or the strength of their linemen in a 54-14 rout in a WIAA Division 6 state semifinal at Middleton High School's Otto Breitenbach Stadium.
"We did a lot better than I thought we would," Springs lineman Patrick Soldner said. "We had another rough week of practice. But we came out and proved ourselves." ...


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Grenoble, France - French police have opened a criminal probe into the alleged theft of medical records related to Michael Schumacher's treatment after a ski crash in December.
Grenoble prosecutor Jean-Yves Coquillat said the investigation was launched on Friday following a complaint from the hospital where Schumacher was treated for months after the December crash.
"For now nothing is certain in this case."
"The perpetrator or perpetrators of the theft contacted some French, Swiss and German journalists," he said. "An individual, communicating by email, is asking for 60 000 Swiss francs (R700 000) to provide a document of several dozen pages that summarises everything that happened at Grenoble during Michael Schumacher's hospitalisation."
Coquillat said parts of the document were provided by email to prove it was legitimate.
A source close to the investigation said the document appeared to be a summary written by Schumacher's doctor for his transfer to Switzerland this month after emerging from a coma.
Police were tracing who had access to the document and the hospital was checking its computer system to see if it may have been hacked, sources said.
The ex-Formula One star's management said on Monday the documents had been stolen and were being offered for sale.
His spokeswoman Sabine Kehm warned that the documents were confidential and promised to file suit against any publication that released the medical records.
Schumacher had been treated since December 29 in the French Alpine city of Grenoble after he slammed his head against a rock while skiing with his son and friends.
The racing star underwent two operations to remove life-threatening blood clots after the freak accident that shocked the world, before being plunged into a medically induced coma.
The 45-year-old is undergoing further treatment at a hospital in the Swiss city of Lausanne.
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Production Date: 2001
Studio: Celestial Productions
Director/Producer: Stoney Curtis
Extras: Was hoping for something new, but got the usual play, chapters, slide shows, previews, and internet info. Companies should always be putting more extras into films. This film is about 4 years old though.
First Impressions: Don't know how I've missed this series all these years, but if the rest are anywhere near as hot as this one, I'll be checking them all out. Never heard of director Stoney Curtis, but I can't wait to see more of his work now. Got this mainly on the strengths of Friday & Tommi Rose. Aurora in the mix never hurts either.
The Scenario: The film is an obvious play on the mainstream film "Fast Times At Ridgemont High." Its very very loosely based at best. It does have similar theme music to it, if not a the exact same though replayed. The theme is college girls, well I hope college girls.
Sex Scene #1: Lee Stone and Tommi Rose are husband & wife teachers who give Cheerleader Friday passing grades by fucking her. Friday wasn't complaining believe me. Their outdoors when Friday starts licking Tommi's pussy. They move to another area outside with both Tommi and Lee feeling on Friday's great ass. They give Lee a double BJ that is about as hot as I've seen. Plenty of ball-sucking from both women. Interactive cameraman Stoney has Tommi lie down and show him, I mean us, her ass. Lee eats Tommi's pussy while he fingers Friday's. He then eats Friday while Tommi plays with herself. He then fucks Tommi in Mish, pulling out occasionally for Friday to suck him. Friday adds more stimulation by licking Tommi's clit. Tommi is loving every minute. Lee then bends Friday over for Doggy with one or both of her legs held up and pulling out so Tommi can suck. Lee is licking Tommi throughout. Tommi climbs on for CG while Lee licks Friday. Friday does anal in RCG with Lee still licking Tommi. Watching Friday's hips work is a joy-to -behold. Friday hops off for A2M. Friday gets anal in Mish now with Tommi rubbing and fingering her pussy. Friday looks like she is in heaven now. More A2M from friday. Lee shoots his cum onto both off their tongues. Tommi appears to swallow most of hers, while Friday surprisingly spits most of hers back out. I don't often see scenes where everyone is totally into it, but this was the exception. They were all very touchy-feely and kissy-kissy throughtout. I actually thought this scene could have been a little longer, although I doubt I could have took it. 25 scorching sex minutes.
2nd Sex Scene: Jodie Moore and Jessie are cheerleaders trying to make the team. Herschel Savage is the coach auditioning them. When its this hot, who says it has to make sense. They give him a double BJ, with deep-throat by Jessie, that maybe hotter than the one is the first scene, and thats saying something. Damn these chicks are hot and very very horny. They both suck cock very well too. Jessie excellently sucks Herschel while Jodie fingers Jessie's pussy and ass. Jodie gets the dick first in Mish with plenty of assists from Jessie. Jessie gets it in Mish next with Jodie assisting happily this time. Jodie hops on for some RCG with Herschel licking Jessie. She's already loving it, and gets orgasmic almost as soon as Jessie's tongue hits her clit. Jodie just has to hop off for some P2M which Jessie gladly helps her in. Jessie does Anal in CG with Herschel's tongue in Jodie's snatch. She gets off for some A2M action. Jessie then does anal in RCG with Jodie rubbing and putting 3 or 4 fingers in her pussy. More A2M from Jessie. Jessie wants more anal, this time Doggystyle with a few Gapes thrown in. The talking is between dirty to just plain fucking hot. He shoots his load onto both of their tongues. Its now that big of a load, but they both swallow all of it. The threeway chemistry was off-the-meter, and shit did those two girls like to fuck. I'm gonna take a break, because I can barely move after those first two scenes. 27 minute scene.
3rd Scene: We have Aurora Snow and Julian up next. I'm gonna say right up front that I'm no fan of Julian. I am a fan of Aurora's though, so I know I'm gonna like it. Aurora plays a horny 19 year old trying to get out from under her parents control. Julian is her older boyfriend/toy that she's fucking without their knowledge. Stoney and Julian pick her up in Julian's car. They drive to Julian's crib. They kiss and neck a little by his outdoor pool and jacuzzi. He helps her take off her clothes than starts licking and fingering (2) her pussy. She pulls his pants down for a BJ. He's semi-hard in one frame then hard in the next. Great editing though. Aurora gives him a BJ that any man would love, even getting half of Julian's huge dick down her throat. Love the two handed handjob, which are rare nowadays. They move inside to a couch for Mish. That pussy is so tight that he can only get about half in. What he can get in, she clearly likes though. He pulls out so she can suck then puts it back in. He pulls out again so she can suck. They go to Doggy next. Still in Doggy, she stretches her ass open for Anal. He pulls out for A2M. Anal in RCG next with Aurora clearly enjoying every minute. More A2M. The Anal moves to Spoon, which leads to an Aurora orgasm. Aurora ends it giving him a two-handed handjob. Some cum gets in her hair, which strangly has always turned me on. She cleans his dick off, but doesn't swallow any. Great chemistry with Aurora clearly into Julian and vice versa. A great scene! 17 minute scene.
4th Scene: Cheerleader Alana Evans is waiting on school steps (I guess) waiting for her boyfriend Dez, still billed as Slim Shady here, to pick her up. He takes her to Stoney's house to fuck her. Alana has been around for quite a few years, but I haven't see her that often for some strange reason. My bad, because this chick clearly likes to fuck also. They watch a few porno's then get to it. Alana takes his dick and starts sucking on it. Great BJ and handjob action here. The look on Slim's face says it all. Slim bends her over and starts eating and fingering her pussy in front and back positions. They starts in CG, with Alana getting off to suck. Alana changes positions slightly so she can grip his cock and Slim can really fuck her hard. They move around to Mish with both clearly turned on. They go to an extended Anal in Doggy. Slim can't take it anymore, pulls out and blast his cumshot all over her face. Cum actually ricochet off her face. I could usually care less about how strong or weak a popshot is, which is why I rarely write the force of them, but that was quite impressive. Again the chemistry was great and more importantly, the performers came to fuck. 18 very spirited and very hot minutes.
5th Scene: Brian Pumper (who is un-credited) and another Foreign guy (Crock?) that I didn't recognize are school jocks lifting weights. Cheerdleader Cherry Rose shows up to lift and makes the jocks lose focus when she starts bending over. She's soon sitting on Crock's face taking a licking and a fingering. Brian lends his hands and mouth to her tits and her body. They take her upstairs to their dorm norm and bed. This chick is so horny that she's taking her clothes faster than the guys can take them off. Brian does the eating and fingering while Crock gets a hot BJ. Brian fucks her Doggystyle while Crock's still being bown. Cherry then gives them both a double-BJ. Crock fucks her in Spoon while Brian get sucked off. Cherry's liking it so much now that she tells Crock to spank her ass, which he does. Crock slips it into her Ass while still in Spoon. They switch frames to RCG with Brian now doing the Anal. Cherry gets off to give Brian some A2M. Crock is now doing her Anally in Doggy. No DP though, probably because she may have been having problems with Brian's size. It ends with rare simultaneous popshots that she swallows all, and I mean all of. Damn 5 for 5! Again Cherry looked like she was into both guys, which can be a general problem with threesomes. One person can sometimes be a third-wheel, but luckily not here. 23 quite nasty minutes.
Final Impressions: Its very rare that I'm see any adult film where I'll really like every scene, this is one of those rare occasions. The cast took to simple premises and scenarios very well. All of the women were in great moods and fucked like the hadn't fucked in months. Not only was all the sex scorching hot, but it was personable and the performers never seemed detached at all, even when Stoney was talking while they fucked and sucked. Visually Stoney's camerawork was perfect. Bad camerawork can sometimes ruin an otherwise hot scene. All of the angles were great and Stoney didn't miss a thing. There are a lot of little things that I like seeing on film, and Stoney hit every last one of them. I knew Friday, Tommi Rose, and Aurora would bring it, because they always do. Cherry didn't turn me on initially, but she had me within the first few minutes. Alana is somebody that could be one of my favorites, I thought she was that hot. Jodie Moore and Jessie stole the scene though. Stoney should have paid all of the performers double, because they clearly came to fuck like it was there last one. Buy it, rent it, whatever....just get it!


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Rock on and keep on running.....
Happy New Year to you as well, though I still have 5 hours before midnight
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Discussion in 'Texas Area' started by TKGN1, Aug 27, 2007.
And the "speed" wax.
Oh crap almost forgot about that. Thanks for reminder
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I went out on the side road and made a lazy kinda pass and the rods are knocking so I guess I wont be comin now.... 1 less 10 second car sorry guys Im out unless I bring the wifes car low 13's but dont count on it.
They have been getting stricter every year. 11.5 or faster will require a roll bar at least. helmets, jackets, belts in date, and possibly even driveshaft loop. Back in the goold old days there were no cages to be seen and 10 second timeslips for all. A couple years ago I was raked over the coals in the tower for running low 9's without a competition license. Car was 100% legal.