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Moons of Mars released the EP, Free to Fly on April 7th, 2015. The lead single "Holiday" received good attention on the radio, consecutively reaching the top 5 with Kat Corbett on KROQ 106.7FM since December 2014. The band released (9/2/15) a seasonally appropriate track "Poolside" which premiered on KROQ and has since gathered more local radio play on ALT 98.7FM, Kx93.5FM, WFNM and was featured on Spotify's Fresh Finds playlist. Their most recent single "X" reached #1 on KROQ Locals Only (1/3/16) and was picked up on ALT 98.7 FM. While the main focus is on writing and production for a full length LP, Moons of Mars continuously plays locally at notable venues (the Bootleg, the Glasshouse, the Echo, the Satellite, School Night! and the Slide Bar).
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Campbell Scientific manufactures dataloggers, data acquisition systems, and measurement and control products used worldwide in research and industry. Our instrumentation is known for its flexibility, precision measurements, and dependability - even in harsh, remote environments. Whether you need one datalogger, an entire weather station network, a hydrologic gaging ...
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The Danish manager's tenure at the Liberty Stadium is up in the air, following alleged disagreements with the club's chairman Huw Jenkins over transfer policy.
And Britton has confirmed that the players are as much in the dark as the club's fans, but hopes Laudrup, who led the Welsh club to the League Cup and a top-10 Premier League finish last season, will stay.
"We all hope Laudrup stays at Swansea," he told talkSPORT.
"It's a bit of summer of disruption.
"The players didn't see this coming. There appears to be a problem with the agent and other bits and pieces.
"Hopefully the club will sort it out, the manager will come back and we'll carry on in July. It seems like that's the way it is in Swansea though, we seem to lose a lot of managers.
"Hopefully he comes back because that's what the players want."
Laudrup's agent Bayram Tutumlu was exiled from the club last week following claims that he was trying to dictate transfer policy, which sees the two who have worked together for years, parted.
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Digital transformation and the challenges of information governance in the digital age are two topics currently dominating the enterprise content management (ECM) market. Toss in cloud services, which continue to reshape collaboration and content management, and it's clear to see why the ECM space is in a state of disruption. In an effort to cut through the clutter caused by the disruption, ECM Connection spoke with Dan Lucarini, Chief Marketing Officer at ibml, about the future of the ECM market, why (and for how long) paper still survives, April's AIIM Conference in New Orleans, and more.
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On the latest Free Press Radio Show, Bryan Hanks and Jon Dawson are joined by Kinston pianist Clay Whittington, who has recently released his debut CD, �Hymnprov.� Bryan and Jon also talk about the Christmas parades in the area, and their plans to participate in a dunking booth to benefit the Pink Hill Volunteer Fire Department.
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Shrek meets Shakespeare to winsome if unmemorable effect in "Midsummer Dream," an ambitiously conceived, by Euro standards, CGI toon that looks terrific but smacks too much of the factory. Made for around $10 million, pic has clearly studied the rulebook, but its simplistic plot, helter-skelter pacing and lack of a distinctive central character mean it never gets an emotional grip.
Shrek meets Shakespeare to winsome if unmemorable effect in "Midsummer Dream," an ambitiously conceived, by Euro standards, CGI toon that looks terrific but smacks too much of the factory. Made for around $10 million, pic has clearly studied the rulebook, but its simplistic plot, helter-skelter pacing and lack of a distinctive central character mean it never gets an emotional grip. Like 1997's successful "The Living Forest" from the same production company, toon timelessly pitches imagination against greed, but lacks the vital touches of irony that would make it appeal to anyone over 12.Made with universal appeal in mind, "Dream" has sold to more than 60 territories, and the Eng language version will feature Brian Blessed, Rhys Ifans and Miranda Richardson, all higher-profile thesps than their Spanish counterparts. King Teseo (Antonio Galvez) is a kindly, eccentric inventor who fabricates his crazy creations assisted by maladroit but well-meaning Lisandro (Gabino Diego), who harbors an infatuation for Teseo's daughter, Elena (Yolanda Mateos), who's openly critical of her father's useless ideas. Teseo's latest project, a massive, unsupported building, collapses just before completion and smarmy, pencil-mustached banker Demetrio (Luis Bajo) offers Teseo a tradeoff: He'll put up the money to complete the project if Teseo gives him Elena's hand in marriage. Teseo refuses Demetrio's offer and falls ill, muttering the name of Titania (Viky Angulo), the Queen of the Fairies. Elena decides that to save her father's life she must find Titania and, accompanied by Lisandro, Demetrio, elf Perecho (Sara Vivas) and Oberon (Juan Perucho), the King of Dreamland, heads off on Saint John's night — when traditionally in Spain, humans can make contact with the supernatural world — to find her. Toon picks up visually as soon as the story enters Dreamland, taking the characters through some wonderfully-imagined terrain. Plot unfolds with nil surprises, though the lengthy final good/evil showdown — Demetrio turning from human to monster — is a particularly well-handled free-for-all, with some neatly composed frames showing Dali-esque surrealism. Toon aims to give its traditional motifs a contempo feel, showing the world of fantasy as under threat from corporate guys like Demetrio. Elena, who starts out skeptical about the value of her father's imaginative projects, ends up understanding the importance of dreams. Much time has been devoted to making the human characters as realistic as possible, but this doesn't make them interesting. Character design is basic at best, with Elena in particular feeling flat. As the source of the pic's evil, Demetrio lacks a sense of menace and never seems capable of repping a serious threat to the good guys. Main interest comes in the smaller parts — in the unhappy Oberon, the only character with any real internal conflict, and the subterfuge of Perecho, the mischievous and fabulously ugly sprite. Humor is mostly all-purpose slapstick rather than verbal. Music is fine, apart from a couple of bog-standard Spanish rock songs, but voice work, at least in the Spanish version, is undistinctive.
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A Buena Vista Intl. release of a Manolo Gomez presentation of a Dygra Films (Spain)/Appia Filmes (Portugal) production in association with TVE, TVG. (International sales: Lumina Films, London.) Produced by Manolo Gomez. Executive producers, Tania Pinto da Cunha, Pedro Caio Goncalves, Marina Fuentes, Manuel R. Cristobal. Directed by Angel de la Cruz, Manolo Gomez. Screenplay, de la Cruz, Beatriz Iso Soto, based on "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare.
Editors, de la Cruz, Mercedes Arcones Schallmoser, Juan Galinanes; music, Arturo B. Kress, Artur Guimaraes; art director, Alberto G. Taracido; sound (Dolby Digital), Carlos Faruolo; animation director, Julio Diez. Reviewed at Cine Avenida, Madrid, July 9, 2005. Running time: 85 MIN.
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What Was I Scared Of?
by Dr. Seuss
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I would use this book more for life lessons and teaching kids that what they might be scared of may not really be scary. It'd be great for kids of any grade but especially K-2 or with special education. They would find this book funny and the glow in the dark aspect of it would make it interesting.
This Dr. Seuss book is about fearing that which we do not understand, namely others who do not look like us. I like this book for three reasons. To start, the writing is rhythmic and cleverly rhymed. One of my favorite passages reads, "I said,' I do not fear those pants With nobody inside them.' I said, and said, and said those words. I said them. But I lied them." I also like how the illustrations are all a blueish green except for the main character, the pale green pants, and the moon. It lends to the sense of an eerie darkness, and creates a focus on the two characters. Finally, I like how, even though the story and the characters are unreal, the point Dr. Seuss makes about fear hits home. Once the characters learn that the other is harmless, they become friendly and even say "Hi!" whenever they see each other.
The mystery of the floating pants. The character keeps telling himself that he is not afraid when he really is. Everywhere he went the pants showed up mysteriously scaring him. In the end the pants and he were afraid of each other. After realizing this they became friends and are not afraid anymore. Some things may not always seem what they appear to be.
What's a pair of empty green pants doing standing in the woods? The narrator of What Was I Scared Of? has no idea and certainly doesn't want to find out. But whether he's fishing or shopping for spinach, he seems destined to be haunted by the spooky empty pants. It takes being trapped in a side bush for the truth to come out and realization to dawn with wonderful Seussian simplicity. **SRC Quiz**
Dr. Seuss' "What Was I Scared Of?" Is a cute book with glow-in-the-dark illustrations about a pair of pants with no one inside them. As in all his works, the words are simple and rhyming and is an appropriate length for the target age group. In a classroom, setting, students can discuss what things make them scared when the lights are off. Students could also draw a person inside of the pants that made the character so scared.
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SUMMER HERE WE COME! I can't wait. I love lazy summer days…staying in pajamas until noon, swimming, popsicles, summer night bbqs, road trips, etc…and I know my kids can't wait either.
So…to kick off your summer, I have a Summer Fun Chart to share with you today. It is great to have a list of fun ideas so you can make your plans and fill your family's summer with FUN! My kids are at a really fun age…they are so excited about everything we do. Together we created a list of 50 fun things to do together this summer…50 sounds like a lot but really most activities are simple and quick like getting a snowcone. I posted a similar chart last year, & Nikkala shared her awesome Science Camp idea. This year I added PENNANTS to the chart…which I am LOVING!
Here are some summer fun ideas from OUR list, but leave a comment if you have another fun idea-What is something you will do this summer? We would love to know!
1. Backyard camp out { }
2. Read-a-thon { }
3. Family Movie Night { }
4. Go to the Library { }
5. Go to the movies { }
6. Backyard swim party { }
7. Go to Lagoon { }
8. Neighborhood drive-in { }
9. Go to the Splash Pad { }
10. Make Summer Smoothies { }
11. Dinosaur Park { }
12. Make a puppet show { }
13. Run through Sprinklers { }
14. Ride the Frontrunner { }
15. Go on a Nature Walk { }
16. Go to a parade { }
17. Fireworks Show { }
18. Blow Bubbles { }
19. Walk to the Pie Pantry { }
20. Watermelon Night { }
21. Water Balloon Fun { }
22. Paint with Pudding { }
23. Celebrate an Unbirthday { }
24. Family Picnic { }
25. Side Walk Chalk Art { }
26. Go miniature golfing { }
27. Go to Boondocks { }
28. Eat snow cones { }
29. Grow strawberries { }
30. Make ice cream { }
31. Go on a Roadtrip { }
32. Night Stargazing { }
33. Play frisbee { }
34. Children's Museum { }
35. Build a Fort { }
36. Family Game Night { }
37. Make homemade playdoh { }
38. Build a Sandcastle { }
39. Pizza Party! { }
40. Make rootbeer floats { }
41. Go to the ZOO { }
42. Gateway Fun { }
43. Play at a Beach { }
44. Airplane Museum { }
45. IMAX show { }
& then I left the last 5 blank-so we can add a few more. My kids can add a sticker to each # after we do the activity. They are really excited about that.
I thought it would be fun to create a photo journal as we go….I wanted to make something simple (something we would actually finish). {I am the queen of starting…but not finishing…projects} I made this journal using my Cinch Machine & some art I made in photoshop to match the Summer Chart.
Here is the tutorial on how to use the Cinch binding machine…I {Heart} it. http://thecraftingchicks.com/page/7
Since we LOVE our readers….I want to share both my Summer Fun Chart (a version where you can print and write your own ideas) & my Journal cover art with YOU!
Personal USE Only Please!
For the Chart, I just uploaded the .jpeg image at Costco and printed it 16×20. You can also have it mounted or adhere it to foam board as well.
SUMMER FUN CHART: download- http://www.4shared.com/photo/pbUzSFAY/2011_summer_fun_chart_vertical.html
SUMMER PHOTO JOURNAL FRONT: download- http://www.4shared.com/photo/6BDeBlfU/summer_fun_journal_art_for_cov.html
& today Crafting Chick Brooke and I will be sharing these and other fun summer ideas on KUTV's Fresh Living- channel 2! You will love Brooke's Activity Jars and her amazing Chore Charts!!
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Michelle Says: May 16, 2011 at 4:05 am
Jamie, Thank you so much for sharing this with us and for gifting us the fabulous chart to download. This will help to not have summer escape us (doesn't it always fly by so fast?) without completing all the things we say we'd like to do or plan on doing. Having the chart up to remind us and 2 little girls who will make us adhere to it will be the perfect way to check our list off. Thank you! If it's not too much trouble on your end, may I please request the horizontal chart you created also available to download? I love the layout of it as well, especially the room you made to add some fun family summer photos. Very nice touch. Thank you so much! 🙂
Laura Says: May 16, 2011 at 5:01 am
That is awesome, def. gonna have to use that!!!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 3 post on May. 16, 2011. Thanks again.
Thank you for this – I love it and can't wait to get started on ours!
Kenna Says: May 16, 2011 at 9:16 am
Very cute! Some more ideas could be:
blueberry picking
tour local baseball field
free concerts in the park
neighborhood ice cream party {potluck style}
kickball game
Mel Says: May 16, 2011 at 9:41 am
Thank you!!! I just printed mine out! My boys will definitely thank you for it! If I have something hanging up like this, they are more likely to have a fun summer!
great idea! love it & am definitely doing one! we have an older son, but with some revisions it will be terrific, plus there is still lots to do on your he will love! here are another few ideas:
build your own sundae bar/night
concert in the park
cloud watching (ya know, what does that cloud look like game)
strawberry picking
go to pool/waterpark
anything music related…lol!
as always, thanks for sharing so many wonderful ideas with us all…you chicks ROCK!
Mischelle Says: May 16, 2011 at 12:11 pm
This is fantastic! Not only will it be fun to do, but it will save as a fun keepsake. I can't figure out how to type in the "things to do." When I download it, it saves as a file in my photoshop and it won't allow me to cut and paste. Any ideas?
I love this! It is so cute!!! Very fun summer ideas too 🙂 Gets me excited for summer!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this idea!!!
A couple I will add are PJ day (my kids LOVE this), go bowling, go to a baseball game, and fly a kite. Thanks for all the great ideas 🙂
I've got this printed out and working on our 50 fun activities. This is SUCH a great idea. Gives us so many fun reasons to be excited. And when we get bored, we'll just look at our list.
Karyn Says: May 16, 2011 at 9:29 pm
This is awesome! Can't wait to link to this – lists with purpose!
[…] Make a Summer Fun list using this and this as inspiration (I'm terrible about taking pictures, but I am going to try the photo […]
Just wanted to let you know that your idea is brilliant! I just posted your idea and my version (from your JPEG) on my blog. Thanks for the idea!
April Says: May 18, 2011 at 3:47 pm
This is so adorable-I love it! Thanks for sharing this!
Mandy Says: May 19, 2011 at 8:43 am
This is awesome! Please come link it up at my party tomorrow, http://www.smallfineprint.com! (and any other projects you wish!)
Lacey Says: May 20, 2011 at 3:40 pm
AWESOME! My girls are going to love this! And I'm so excited I have the ability to switch out some of the activities to mesh with our state! THANK YOU!
[…] help get ready for summer I found this cute idea from The Crafting Chicks. There is free download on their […]
Cyndi Says: May 23, 2011 at 10:45 am
I want to make this chart into a 50th wedding anniversary poster for my parents. Love the templates you used, but need to change colors and wording a bit. Would you mind telling me which templates you used or where you got them. Time is short and great ideas always come at the last minute! THANKS!
[…] saw this post about making a Summer Fun Chart to list all the activities you'd like to participate in as a […]
Thanks so much for sharing this and for the free download! This is awesome! I featured in on my friday favorites!
[…] This 50 Days of Fun chart will appeal to you digital scrapbookers. Don't miss the photo journal […]
I love your photo journal idea! I am bad about taking pictures, but I am going to really try to remember to do it this summer. I linked to it as part of my Summer Fun Days series 🙂
Holly Says: May 27, 2011 at 8:55 pm
Love it! It's clever and colorful. I came up with 10 weekly themes to plan our summer (and posted about it) but would love to incorporate some of your checklist too!
What are you doing to make your Summer FUN?! | Scrapbooking Crafts & Storage Blog Says: May 28, 2011 at 3:38 pm
[…] fun (and cute!) charts for your family! There are several ideas on here (and more can be found at the direct link) that children of all ages can […]
Dani Says: May 28, 2011 at 8:26 pm
Thanks for sharing! I <3 the easy-to-finish photo journal.
I love so many of your ideas. I just posted a link to this idea on my blog . Thanks for sharing your ideas and creativity.
Nicole Says: May 31, 2011 at 11:01 am
I love this idea. Is there any chance you'll make the horizontal version of the chart available. I love the option of adding family photos to the list. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity with us.
terrah Says: June 1, 2011 at 9:58 am
This is so wonderful! Thankyou!
I downloaded it and tried to get it to print at Costco, only it is saying the resolution isn't good enough for a 16×20. I'd love to do the large copy, is there anyway I could download a larger file of the document?
karin Says: June 2, 2011 at 3:40 pm
Did you make this with photoshop?
Thanks for the idea! I love it. (I came over from Real Mom Kitchen)
Suzzi Says: June 7, 2011 at 10:02 am
So adorable – thanks for shairing both ideas and files. Can't wait to link you after the summer.
I love this idea. Thank you so much for sharing with us. (My kids thank you too! 🙂 )
[…] the things we wanted to do together as a family. To get started, I printed this cute printable: 50 Days of Summer Fun courtesy of Crafting Chicks. Next, I adhered the list to a piece of cardboard and added some […]
[…] love this idea from the Crafting Chicks! […]
[…] year, so it is the first year that our summer will really end when school starts (boo). And our summer fun chart shows we still have a lot to do before summer is over! Time to get […]
Jen McCannell Says: May 2, 2012 at 4:00 pm
I love this summer fun chart! Any way I can get it updated with 2012!!!! I love your site! Thanks!
Stephanie F Says: May 7, 2012 at 4:45 pm
Was just wondering the same thing. Loved last year's and would like another for 2012 🙂 Thanks so much!
[…] For the past couple of years, I have been sharing my family's SUMMER FUN CHARTS (2010 Summer Chart & 2011 Summer Chart). […]
Julia Says: May 20, 2012 at 2:23 pm
This was such a fun and wonderful chart last summer. My kids really want to put one together for this year. Could i add my voice to the request for another one for 2012? Pleeeeeeeaaaaaassse… and THANK YOU! 🙂
Julia in Mesa
Jen Says: May 21, 2012 at 11:15 am
Check their site again. They just updated it for 2012. I found it last week! Super cute!
Cindy Says: May 21, 2012 at 1:38 pm
Hi! I loved the segment on Fresh Living! Good job! Such a fun idea. I wanted to download the photo journal front, but the download link at 4share isn't working. Please help!! Thanks!
[…] Summer Fun Chart […]
[…] Summer Fun Chart and Photo Journal {printable} ~ It is great to have a list of fun ideas so you can make your plans and fill your family's summer […]
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[…] fun chart and I am happy to share it with you today! You may remember the 2010 Summer Fun Chart, 2011 Summer fun chart, & 2012 Summer fun […]
Annette Says: June 12, 2013 at 7:39 pm
Will you be making a matching photo journal cover for your 2013 Summer Fun list??? Very interested in one, please and THANK YOU…..;0)
[…] couple of years ago, we added photos and details about our "summer fun" in a journal. I made the cover to match the 2011 chart. It is so fun to look back and see the memories we […]
[…] {Summer Fun Chart and Photo Journal} […]


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The Real North Beach: In San Francisco's Neighborhood of Poets, Thinkers, and Coffee Drinkers, Two Locals Show Us the Beat
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Where's the heart of North Beach?
JERRY CIMINO: I do walking tours, and the first place we go is City Lights bookstore. In my mind, it's the best bookstore on the planet. There's a good chance you'll see owner-poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti there; he's in his 90s now and keeps a low profile. And even though he's grown the store in size over the years, the spirit is the same. It still feels radical. You want progressive, out-there books and magazines, you'll find them in City Lights.
A great coffee shop?
ANNA WEINBERG: I'm a fan of Caffe Roma. There are groups of Italian guys who have been meeting there every morning for coffee for decades. North Beach is kind of classic that way. You're not going to find any Blue Bottle here. Places like Roma, they still roast their own beans. Always have.
JC: And you can't forget Caffe Trieste. On any given day, you'll see writers and artists drinking coffee and working intently. The legend is that Francis Ford Coppola wrote a good chunk of the screenplay to The Godfather in Trieste. I'm not a fancy coffee person. I usually get a latte. They'll see me in line and have it ready for me. They might not know your full name, but that's the way North Beach is. You'll know someone as "that guy who always wears the funny shoes." Or the "lady in the big hat." 601 Vallejo St.; caffetrieste.com.
Neighborhood park?
JC: Right in the heart of North Beach is Washington Square Park. It's the community gathering place. You're guaranteed to see someone you know. You'll see the local cop, kids playing a beanbag game, elderly Chinese people doing tai chi. There's also a statue of Benjamin Franklin. No one seems to know why that's there.
AW: The park is in front of our restaurant, and I always think of it as an anchor for North Beach. It's small and usually crawling with people. There's an art festival in the park on Sundays where you can sometimes find eclectic stuff.
Your favorite neighborhood walk?
JC: You've got to climb the Filbert Steps, which lead all the way up to Coit Tower. There's a famous shot from the movie Dark Passage of Humphrey Bogart climbing those steps. So many movies have been shot in this area. But the views from the steps are what's really special. They look out over the bay, Treasure Island, and the Bay Bridge.
AW: I'll start from Washington Square Park, then head up to Coit Tower, and walk down the Filbert Steps on the other side. Beautiful views and homes to see, and you get some exercise along the way. …


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The full cast of lawmakers in the US "fiscal cliff" debate have gathered in Washington for the first time since the elections, setting the stage for a week of trial balloons and rhetorical repositioning.
The US Congress returned from a break after the November 6 elections, with Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic House of Representatives Leader Nancy Pelosi set to meet with rookie lawmakers from their respective parties.
Top of the Capitol Hill agenda: dealing with a year-end convergence of urgent tax and spending issues that, if mishandled, could plunge the economy into another recession.
At the White House, President Barack Obama - fresh from a re-election triumph over Republican challenger Mitt Romney - was set to host liberal and labour groups expected to urge protection of social programs from Republican demands for change.
Business leaders were convening at the US Chamber of Commerce, the nation's largest corporate lobbying group, to discuss the "fiscal cliff," while world financial markets were subdued in early trading, in part weighed down by fears Congress and Obama will not keep the economy from toppling over the edge.
A regular survey of small business sentiment showed hopes of a pick-up in sales, but widespread uncertainty among owners about business conditions in the next six months. The National Federation of Independent Business said its optimism index rose 0.3 point to 93.1 in October.
"We're three weeks away from serious negotiations on the fiscal cliff," said Greg Valliere, chief political strategist at Potomac Research Group, a Washington policy analysis firm.
"This is a photo-op week, next week is Thanksgiving, then lawmakers will straggle back to Washington to examine what staffers have come up with. The dominant theme in these three weeks will be trial balloons," he said.
At the end of 2012, low, "temporary" tax rates enacted a decade ago under former President George W. Bush are set to expire. If Congress does nothing, individual income tax rates will rise sharply. That is a key facet of the "fiscal cliff."
Another element is deep, across-the-board cuts in federal programs that will take effect in January if Congress takes no action. Lawmakers fear the cuts, known as the "sequester," could devastate the economy and many are working to prevent them.
On the Bush tax cuts expiration, Democrats and Republicans are still deeply split. Obama favours extending the Bush rates for most Americans, but a return to higher, pre-Bush tax rates for income over $200,000 per individual.
Raising tax rates would bring in more revenue to address the federal government's yawning budget deficit.
Republicans oppose higher tax rates for anyone. Senator Saxby Chambliss - a senior Republican who has been a member of an informal Senate ''Gang of Eight'' focused on fiscal issues - said the GOP's basic position on revenue has not changed.
"What is needed now is for the president to say ''this is what I'll accept'," Chambliss said in a brief Capitol hallway interview. "He has flexibility to make a deal."
Republican Representative Paul Ryan, who was Romney's running mate, told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel in his home state of Wisconsin that increasing government revenues could be part of a deficit solution, but he stood firm on tax rates.
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Best artillery piece of World War II ?
Posted 05 August 2006 - 02:42 AM
130 MM ? Talking about towed guns but some of you may know of SP artillery that was highly effective .
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Posted 05 August 2006 - 09:49 AM
My pick is the 88mm.
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Posted 05 August 2006 - 09:54 AM
Extremely succesful piece which not only served with great accuracy and reliability during the war but went on to serve for the next 60 years across the world.
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Posted 05 August 2006 - 10:09 AM
The people you are supporting always want a bigger bang on the ground per gun. Commanders would prefer their close support artillery to be more effective and have more range, in order to increase the reach of their artillery while being able to keep it far enough back to keep it out of harms way (CB Fire). If that's not possible then the advantage of SP artillery is self evident. Better protection and quicker 'into action' time although a concept that had not quite found it's footing before the end of the war.
With that in mind I would like to suggest the 5.5 inch gun as a favourite artillery piece. Although it is still a towed piece, it had a larger caliber, bigger round and longer range than the 25 Pdr and one which like the 25 Pdr also served in the British Army untill the 1970s. The sign of a good weapon system.
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Can't argue with the choice of the 25 Pdr. But I do have to say that although an exellent field gun suited for the close support of a Brigade one of the arguments against it is the small caliber and small round and limited range.
With that in mind I would like to suggest the 5.5 inch gun as a favourite artillery piece. Although it is still a towed piece, it had a larger caliber, bigger round and longer range than the 25 Pdr and one which like the 25 Pdr also served in the British Army untill the 1970s. The sign of a good weapon system.
I think you will find that the 25pd had a longer range than most of the equivalent guns of the war, certainly the US and German 105mm together with a faster rate of fire and quicker deployment times. It had a smaller shell certainly but it did the job and was a popular, accurate, reliable weapon.
I thought the 5.5 was replaced by the 4.5 because of the longer range of the 5.5in gun. This was a different type of gun but the 4.5 would have my second vote.
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Posted 16 August 2006 - 05:57 PM
The Germans prisoners thought the 25 pounder was "Belt Fed" Seriously! One prisoner asked to see the belt fed artillery gun. We also learned from the prisoners that had served on the Eastern front, that the British Arty was far and away better than any Russian Arty.
But the British artillery has always been a feature of the army.
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Posted 16 August 2006 - 11:23 PM
There were different calls and tactics but where the British were ahead of the rest was in the ability to direct fire. I cannot remember the code word, but there was a code word where in an exceptional situation, the Observer called the code everything in range with few exceptions, would fire at that point without question. This went up to Army level Artillery. It was rarely used, probably no more than half a dozen times in the war but shows the level of trust given to the OP teams.
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The other was "Pandimonium" A barrage so huge, that the cost affected a nations ability to pay. This could only be used with the permission of the Government. Though there were many names for different attacks.
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Senate Bill 5360 and House Bill 1467, offered on behalf of Labor and Industries by Sen. Steve Conway, D-Tacoma, and Rep. Tami Green, D-Lakewood, would give the department several powers the state uses to collect money for itself. The principal one is the power to search for employer bank accounts electronically and issue an order to "hold and deliver" the money owed. The Department of Social and Health Services and the Department of Revenue do this already.
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mudjacking is a general term for injecting material into the soil beneath a foundation. By adding material, you increase the volume of the soil and cause it to rise up. The type of material added depends on the soil type (sand vs clay). It can be quite effective and has a low footprint of disturbance. It is a simple process in concept. The contractor drives pipes (vary from 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diam) up to 20 feet into the ground. a hose is connected to the end of the pipe an a large pump pumps material into the ground. there is alot of knowledge skill on where the pipes are placed and at what depth the material is added to the ground. MOB and DeMOB can be a large cost for small jobs (the same equip is need for 200 square feet or 2000 square feet). 10K to 20K is in the ball park of this type of job
You should first find the cause of the sinking foundation to make sure that the mudjacking will fix the problem. In my experience with sinking slabs one cause was due to a drain pipe breaking and washing away the soil below causing the slab to sink. The pipe was repaired and then the slab mudjacked to bring it back to grade. This was on a freeway in California. The second case was due to poor compaction of the soil . In this case the footing was removed and piers placed to bedrock, which was about 4' down and then grade beams placed for footings. You probably need to have this investigated before spending any money.
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Pomegranate Spritzers
- Add 2 tablespoons pomegranate syrup to each of 8 champagne flutes. In a 1-1/2- to 2-quart pitcher combine the wine and sparkling water. Pour wine mixture into each glass to serve. If desired, garnish each with pomegranate seeds and/or a blood orange wedge. If desired, add ice to the glasses. Makes 8 servings.
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