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Size100 m²
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- Parking available
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|Via del Passo di Bocca di Valle, 57022 Castagneto Carducci LI, Italy
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ACCOMMODATION: (100 m2) Gr. Fl.: living room, large living/dining (TV) and fireplace, small kitchen (freezer), 1 single bedroom, 2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with shower (one of which accessed only externally and with washing machine). 1st fl.: (attic): 1 double bedroom with WC (WC, washbasin, bidet). The owner reserves a small room as a storage room. Equipped outdoor area with barbecue and wood burning oven. Parking 80 m from the house.
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Extra costs to be paid on the spot:
Refundable deposit in cash (to be handed over on arrival) fixed price: 200.00 EUR
Final cleaning fixed price: 96.00 EUR
Bed linen and towels per person/change: 12.00 EUR
Possible tourist tax to be paid locally (price depending on each municipality) .
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This villa in the countryside a few kilometers from the sea was a welcome surprise for us: even more beautiful and more spacious than you can understand from the photographs, furnished with great taste, to live! and more in a beautiful garden, large and shaded areas, with net for volleyball and table tennis, but also great for relaxing, reading, sunbathing ...
here there is a lot of peace, ideal for those who love peace, but also families with children or groups of friends will be at ease. To go shopping or go to the beach is still needed the car.
questa villa in campagna a pochi chilometri dal mare è stata per noi una graditissima sorpresa: ancora più bella e più spaziosa di quanto si possa capire dalle fotografie, arredata con mobili di grande gusto, tutta da vivere! e in più un giardino stupendo, grandissimo e con zone ombreggiate, dotato di rete per la pallavolo e di tavolo da ping pong, ma ottimo anche per il relax, la lettura, prendere il sole...
qui c'è molta pace, l'ideale per chi ama la tranquillità, ma anche famiglie con ragazzini o gruppi di amici saranno a loro agio. Per fare la spesa o andare al mare è comunque sempre necessaria l'auto.
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Very nice and wel equipted. Quiet and private. A lot of space with both big room for private and social. Big garden and pool with a lot of space. Big and very good equipt kitchen. You need to have a car.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at casino Francisco, Guillia and her family were extremely welcoming and very helpful. I would highly recommend this place. The apartment was to a nice standard also.
The house and garden are beautiful. Overall, we have a very good impression; the hosts were very welcoming and accommodated all our wishes. Highly recommended, both in the cold, as well as in the warmer months! It was a pleasure!
Das Haus und Garten sind wunderschön. Insgesamt haben wir einen sehr guten Eindruck; die Gastgeber waren sehr gastfreundlich und kamen all unseren Wünschen nach. Sehr zu empfehlen, sowohl in der kalten, als auch in der warmen Jahreszeit! Immer gerne wieder!
The whole experience was very good. The apartment is very comfortable, spacious and comfortable. The facilities exceeded our expectations. The recording by the landlady very friendly and accommodating. The location excellent, as it was very quiet and not far to the vaporetto landing. We felt very comfortable.
Der gesamte Aufenthalt war sehr gut. Die Wohnung ist sehr komfortabel, großzügig und gemütlich. Die Ausstattung lag über unseren Erwartungen. Die Aufnahme durch die Vermieterin sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Die Lage hervorragend, da es sehr ruhig und nicht weit bis zur Vaporetto-Anlegestelle war. Wir fühlten uns sehr wohl.
The house and garden are beautiful.
Overall, we have a very good impression; the hosts were very welcoming and accommodated all our wishes. Highly recommended, both in the cold, as well as in the warmer months! It was a pleasure!
Das Haus und Garten sind wunderschön.
Insgesamt haben wir einen sehr guten Eindruck; die Gastgeber waren sehr gastfreundlich und kamen all unseren Wünschen nach. Sehr zu empfehlen, sowohl in der kalten, als auch in der warmen Jahreszeit! Immer gerne wieder!
Nice apartment not far from Cefalu in a quiet environment and historic. Large, deep swimming pool with sea views. Nearby are the beaches.
A nice place to be recommended for those who want to explore the northern part of Sicily. Palermo is one hour for example.
Apartamento grazioso a poca distanza da Cefalù in un'ambiente tranquillo e storico. Grande e profonda piscina con vista sul mare. Nelle vicinanze si trovano delle spiagge.
Un bel posto da raccomandare per chi vuole esplorare la parte nord della sicilia. Palermo per esempio dista un'ora.
With 3 girlfriends had a wonderful week.
Great base for Pisa, Florence, Siena, Lucca and the beach. Lap pool is small but satisfactory, stunning views and a lovely village. (Cevoli)
Helpful family, (also lives on the premises) is otherwise not Andrea, but the family Grilli.
We get stuck back another time.
Met 3 vriendinnen een heerlijke week gehad.
Prima uitvalbasis voor Pisa , Florence , Sienna, Lucca en het strand. Zwembadje is klein maar voldoet goed ,prachtig uitzicht en een schattig dorpje.(Cevoli)
Behulpzame familie , (woont ook op het terrein) is overigens niet Andrea , maar de familie Grilli.
Wij komen vast nog een keer terug.
The host Andrea Bartellini we have not taken. But our hosts, Mr. and Mrs.Grilli who lived on site, and Guillia / Eleonora were some lovely sweet people who did everything that we could have a good holiday .Lejligheden is high with a magnificent view of the valley with many olive trees and there was a beautiful pool in the garden .. We have enjoyed our holiday.
Værten Andrea Bartellini har vi ikke truffet. Men vores værter Mr. and Mrs.Grilli, som boede på stedet, samt Guillia/ Eleonora var nogle dejlige søde mennesker som gjorde alt for at vi kunne få en god ferie .Lejligheden ligger højt med en pragtfuld udsigt over dalen med mange oliventræer, og der var en skøn swimmingpool i haven.. Vi har nydt vores ferie.
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Chargers Select Rey Maualuga In Bloggers Mock Draft
Rey Maualuga's name is being linked the to San Diego Chargers from multiple sources, and for good reason; the Chargers' defense proved vulnerable last year, especially up the middle. The loss of an impact player of Shawne Merriman's caliber certainly didn't help matters, but even by reaching into the depth chart the Chargers were never able to fully compensate for Merriman's loss, and they lacked consistent intensity all season long.
Maualuga is widely regarded as the NFL Draft's top middle linebacker prospect and a big reason why is that 'Sting Rey' is one of the most brutal tacklers in all of football. Even though the Chargers have good depth at linebacker, it would be foolish to think that a 3-4 defense can have too many good linebackers. Maualuga could be the second coming of Junior Seau and San Diego-area holds holds Mr. Seau in high regard.
BoltHype, along with a number of other team bloggers and newspaper writers, got together to participate in a mock draft. This time around, an impact player too good to pass up fell to the Bolts at pick 16:
01. Lions – Aaron Curry (LB) Wake Forest
02. Rams – Jason Smith (OT) Baylor
03. Eugene Monroe (OT) Virginia
04. Michael Crabtree (WR) Texas Tech
05. Browns - Malcolm Jenkins (DB) Ohio State
06. Bengals – Michael Oher (OT) Mississippi
07. Raiders – Brian Orakpo (DE) Texas
08. Jaguars - Jeremy Maclin (WR) Missouri
09. Packers – B.J. Raji (DT) Boston College
10. 49ers - Everette Brown (OLB) Florida State
11. Bills - Aaron Maybin (DE) Penn State
12. Broncos - Matt Stafford, QB (Georgia)
13. Washington Redskins – Andre Smith (OT) Alabama
14. Saints - Brian Cushing (OLB) USC
15. Texans – Clay Matthews Jr. (OLB) USC
16. Chargers – Rey Maualuga (LB) USC
March 28, 2009at 11:15 AM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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- Jeff Williams said... Mar 28, 2009, 12:44:00 PM
Best player on the board- I'll take it! If only Brown or Maybin would fall a little further...
Jay Cutler will stay in Denver, and Denver will select Maualuga at 12. It sucks but it's true. I hope we can trade down get a defensive player and a decent runnibg back in the second.
na denver goin to have to make a move for aDT if there switching to 3-4, so most likely they are goin to pick B.J. Raji
We would have a great lineup of nicknames at LB: Lights Out, Sting Ray, The Other Guy, and the Other Guy That Got Suspended For The League Substance Abuse Policy.
hahaha, i can way to see the chargers grab RAY!!! let me see the nick name of our linebacker crew "THE BANG"
PHILLIP, COOPER, LIGHT OUT, RAY. woohh wooh.
how they goona run? how they goona pass?
honestly we have a beast in brandon siler, we just havent give him the opportunity to show us his skill
but pickin up rey would defintely satisfy the linebacker core. we will be lookin better than Ravens
Hope it becomes true...
Ahh sorry, but the Bolts management isn't Bright enough to choose this Cat, I mean come on they passed on Troy Palamalu and past on other to draft that limp legged fool Jammer, Paaalease, taking Maualuga is just that a MOCK!
San Diego has NO IDEA WHAT IT TAKES TO REACH AND WHEN THE SUPER BOWL!
- bobbyB said... Apr 4, 2009, 12:28:00 AM
couple things...
Maybin and Brown are not the sized player we need. They are DE in a 4-3 or OLB in a 3-4. We got that part covered. We need a BIG DE (i.e. Tyson Jackson) that is pushing 300#, as he will be playing inside, and expected to play DT when we switch to nickel packages.
Rey Rey would be a great 2nd option, a powerful ILB would help handle the load of blockers that our weak DE spot will fail to engage.
Failing those two, we could go in a multitude of directions, namely O-line, but expect it will be a DE, OT, or they will trade down in the first round and try to pick up a 2nd round pick
- bobbyB said... Apr 4, 2009, 12:35:00 AM
oh, and Siler is too slow and can't cover. That physical build is why he's a special teams and goal line beast, but not an everydown linebacker.
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ID 4372 | 2 room apartment | WiFi | Hannover
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면적50 m²
Floor No.0
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|Laubaner Weg, 30519 Hannover, 독일
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Sleeping facilities: There is a double bed and one sofa bed provided.
Electronic devices: Hair dryer, iron, TV, fridge, microwave, kettle and washing machine.
Service: Regular cleaning of the apartment and change of bedlinen every fourth day, change of towels every second day.
Our accommodations are normally privately inhabited. The persons living in these accommodations will leave them for your own use during the time of your reservation. Please keep that in mind.
숙소규정Please advise us as soon as possible of your time of arrival. On your date of arrival, the keys will be handed over to you directly inside the apartment/house booked. There will be a deposit taken by the landlord:
2 room apartment = 200,- EUR
Please hand over the deposit in cash directly to the landlord/landlady on your day of arrival. The deposit will be handed back to you on your day of departure or when you hand back the keys, respectively.
Sheets, bedlinen and towels are included in the final price. Free intermediate cleaning is possible on demand and for an extra fee. If the accommodation booked provides W-LAN, it will be free of charge.
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we have found an apartment clean but with smell outside and inside the apartment.
We are extremely sorry for this .
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kitchen, big refrigerator, silent.
Bad point as follows,
elvator and washmachine were broken.
Next time, we will be back this apartment.
the apartment is very central and has everything you need.I enjoyed my stay. I hope to return again. Thank you so much !
Nice apartment in a nice location for the fair. I did feel that the host could have made more rooms for a staying guest as there was no place even to hang clothes. However, I would like to go back to the same host as she was friendly and the apartment was nice. I apologise for the mistake that I made by leaving the key in the keyhole instead of putting it aside. I did not read those instructions before I went and I would like to compensate the host for this cost which should not have been for her.
I feel it would be good for the host to mention this to a guest personally and even put a posted note on the door to make sure that the key is kept elsewhere. To depend only on the email received from Wimdu several months earlier is a bit risky.
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I liked it! Recommend it uniquely. It`s very clean and nice apartment. The only nuance – there is no free space in closets.
Good property with all facilities and near to train station. But no wifi
Apartment location is very close to city center and the owner is a very nice weman the only comment is about beds comfortability
Gastgeber sehr freundlich.
Appartment komplett und alles in Ordnung.
Komme bestimmt wieder.
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text: I find it interesting to compare countries' cultures and see a pattern in their respective skating skills. Obviously, not all skaters from a country will be reflective of that country's stereotypical style, but I still find it interesting to observe. The Russian/Eastern European style has been traditionally been considered the prototype or the ideal for a long time. The Russians have a classical, elegant, and ballet-influenced style that places a strong emphasis on basics. IMO these influences are seen most strongly in Russian pairs (G/G, M/D, B/S, and T/M for example. And more recently, M/T, V/T and K/S). The North American style, in my opinion, often comes in two primary ways. The first is a more casual and 'dressed-down' style that is a respite from the more dramatic flair of the Eastern european school, which I see more in pairs/dance teams (such as B/K, B/A, I/Z, V/M, and D/W). The second is a showy style that places an emphasis on the 'wow' factor, which I often see in singles skaters such as Kwan or Cohen. French skaters seem to possess two primary styles. The first is a dramatic style that is IMO a bit lighter than the Russian style, which see in Anissina/Peizerat or Abitbol/Bernadis. The second is an innovative, avant-garte style we see in some of the male skaters, Gusmeroli, Delobel/Schoenfelder, and Pechalat/Bourzat. I find that Italian skaters (such as Fontana, F-P/M, and F/S) have passionate styles but can be a bit volatile. I'm a bit lost with German skaters - I'm not sure exactly how to define their style. With Chinese skaters I see a big emphasis on big technical tricks. For the pairs, there is an emphasis on big throws/twists and 'grand', powerful styles. The Japanese skaters have very diverse styles, so I also find them hard to group. But like the Chinese, their skaters seem to be adept at difficult jump content. I know some people might find it offensive that I might be stereotyping different national styles. But I think it's interesting to look at what kind of style patterns are present in different cultures, keeping in mind that each individual skater/team still has a very distinct style.


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Just wanted to take a few seconds to show off my newest addition, a real Mk.1 Webley Flare Gun!!! I've been looking for one of these for a very long time and finally was able to score on on the RPF. i was lucky to be the first PM to the seller from the US, and it was mine!! YES!! So, it finally got here today, and I love it. I was VERY surprised how heavy it is, and i can see why JB had troubles on the set with it for long periods. ANyways, I've got it here and....now what? Do I attempt a conversion to a ROTJ EE-3? Possibly an ESB EE-3? Leave it behind glass? I already have offers to have castings made of it, and flat out cash offers. It hasn't even been a day yet!! Anways, I thought I'd share, enjoy!
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So yeah, this project is on. Might take a while, but at least I have begun
My ROTJ SE Boba will take too **** long, so I need this as a side project.
Anywho, I'm working on a custom Mando. Female. Of course. For myself. But I thought I'd get some advice and opinions from those of you who are more, shall we say, experienced on this area. I've added a couple of "design-in-progress" pictures, and would like to get your opinions. What should I change? What should I add? Opinions on colours? I'll take everything I get, and will consider it all.
Oh yeah, and does any of you know where I can find a list of Mandalorian names for females?


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All right, pick from only these vehicles. Note that options may not be totally complete as I just tried to get the big ticket ones. Also keep in mind that you can get anywhere in between base price and fully loaded. What would you pick if you were buying.Vehicle: Mazda CX-9Base Price: $30,000Price fully loaded: $41,240Includes: AWD, 6speed auto, leather seating, heated seates, power drivers seat, navigation, DVD entertainment, power open close liftgate, rierview camera, Bose 11 speaker audio, 6 disc changer, auto xenon headlights with manual leveling, LED taillights, 20" wheels, Satellite radio, remote engine start, towing package, roof rack, floor mats, electroluminescent guages, keyless entry and ignition, rain sensing wipers, tire pressure monitoring system, standard stability control, front/side/curtain airbags standard.Engine: 3.5 L V6, 263hp, 249 lb-ft torqueAWD fuel economy 16/22, FWD fuel economy 18/24Towing Capacity 3500 lbs.http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=modelsMain&vehicleCode=CX9Vehicle: Honda PilotBase Price: $27,000Price Fully loaded: $36,000Includes: AWD, 5-speed automatic transmission, leather interior, DVD entertainment6 disc changer, 7 speaker audio, 16 inch alloy wheels, Standard front/side/curtain airbags, standard stability control, heated seats, satalite radio, navigation system. (Note it is unclear if Loaded price includes Navi and DVD and loaded price does not include any dealer installed accessories, which there are many and can add up quickly.)Engine: 3.5 L V6 244 hp, 240 lb-ft torqueAWD Fuel economy 17/22, FWD Fuel economy 18/24Towing capacity: 3500 lbs, 4500lbs in some caseshttp://automobiles.honda.com/models/model_overview.asp?ModelName=PilotVehicle: Saturn OutlookBase Price: $28,000Price Fully loaded: $42,619Includes: AWD, 6-speed transmission, leather seating, 6 disc 10speaker audio, park assist, power liftgate, remote vehicle start, heated washer fluid, power driver and passenger seat, 19" chrome wheels, roof rack, towing package, Engine block heater, HID headlights, satalite radio, OnStar, Stability control, Airbags front/side/curtain, tire pressure monitor, DVD entertainment, moonroof, 2nd row glass roof, (Note: Some accessories not included in loaded price)Engine: 3.6 L V6 275hp, 251 lb-ft torqueAWD Fuel economy 17/24, FWD fuel economy 18/26Towing Capacity: 4500 lbs http://www.saturn.com/byo/byoSelectStyle.sa?year=2007&make=Saturn&model=OUTLOOK&modelId=114&subModel=&subModelId=329OutlookCX-9Pilot
Supreme Emperor of the Testing Forum, CTS and Offshoreqa forums.
The Pilot is beginning to show its age but I do know how it drives. However unless I test drove the other two I have no basis to make this decision. Based on looks I like the Mazda.
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Based on both exterior and interior looks, I would go with the Mazda.I love that interior, with the vertical strips of wood. Plays off of its older cousin, the Range Rover. Different for a reason, and it works.Gotta show the gf this!
====================2001 Mercury Sable LS Premium2003 Toyota RAV4 L2007 Honda Civic LX CoupeI write mostly about vehicle recalls...
=================================No, Brian, it's a foreign car, the "T" is silent. Sweet, I'm getting an Audi!
I like the Mazda both inside and out
The CX-9 is absolutely gorgeous in person. I see a few running around Dearborn every once in a while...
=================================No, Brian, it's a foreign car, the "T" is silent. Sweet, I'm getting an Audi!
Got to go with the Outlook. I'd rather have the Acadia, but the Outlook is sharp too.
The Pilot is not RWD Jim. Out of all of those the Mazda would be my ***
I noticed the Pilot's "RWD" trim level, too. Heh.I'd go Mazda because of the fantastic looks. Second (a very, very close second) is the Outlook, though the forthcoming Buick Enclave has the looks I want, and probably would knock Mazda off. A distant third is the Pilot, a wonderful SUV of great quality, with dated-yet-handsome looks (you have a picture of the pre-2006 original Pilot), and nowhere near the sybaritic comforts or styling panache of the three new entries (I include the Enclave).
I choose the Explorer iron man edition ;P.....I had to be different..everyone was choosing the CX-9...i wanted to, but yeah...I had to go the way of the EMO..lol
Anyone else wonder how bad Chevy's slogans throughout the years would be taken if it manufactured toilet paper?
Gin & Juice:The Pilot is not RWD Jim. Out of all of those the Mazda would be my ***Sorry, it was late.
Supreme Emperor of the Testing Forum, CTS and Offshoreqa forums.
Gin & Juice:The Pilot is not RWD Jim. Out of all of those the Mazda would be my ***jimesq:Sorry, it was late.That is also not a pic of the current Pilot.FYI, you can get the new Acura MDX for $39,995300 hp, 275 ft-lbswith SH-AWD
madbomber:OUTLOOK NO CONTEST. MAZDA IS OK ,DON'T LIKE THE EXTERIOR. HONDA IS A NO SHOW , WITH THE POOREST QUALITY ACCORDING TO OWNERS.Completely Agree on this one as well. Plus the Outlook seems to have a lot more in the ways of cargo room with the seats even still up, let alone down. The Outlook is perfect for a person who wants SUV capability, but car like ride. I drove an Acadia at the Cadillac/GMC/Pontiac dealer where I bought my STS/G6, and can tell U that if the Outlook is just like it..then GM has three winners on it's hands..And is it me or does the Mazda look OLD already? I loved the look on the Mazda3, but now I have grown tired of it... Much like I feel about the 300C (Chrys).(Not and INSULT just an Opinion)The Pilot....? Are U even serious? That thing is JUST a "LIE."
1. Acura MDX - Monster performance, class leading interior.2. GMC Acadia - Great exterior, good performance, nice interior.3. Honda Pilot (5th model year by the way, new one will DOMINATE)4. Mazda CX-9 - Great performance, nice exterior, Unappealing interior.5. Saturn Outlook - Exterior is ok...if a little bland, interior bland and tacky.
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Equal Rights? Fine, as long as they agree with me!
Original post made by Paly Parent, Palo Alto High School, on Mar 22, 2013
If the John Doe family want to build a community center for the people in town it is only an acceptable gift if they agree with everything I agree with.
If John Doe and his family are NRA members, or if they give to their religious charities, or if they give to the wrong political party, or they support they wrong football/baseball/basketball team, then their gift to the community is tainted and we should not accept it.
It seems also that the Weekly does not like us having opinions that are deeply divisive so they stop us talking openly about it.
It seems as if America is the land of the free with freedom of speech and open democracy are only acceptable when they agree with the pc police.
Last time I checked, we are living in a free country, we are allowed to have whatever political points of view we agree with, we are allowed to vote for whomever we like and we are allowed to put our money behind whatever cause with which we agree.
If NRA membership, religious pursuasion and political alliances are no longer acceptable then I can't see that this country is free thinking any longer.
As long as there is a freedom which doesn't break any law then there is freedom. Once that is taken away we are turning into a Soviet style machine.
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a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Mar 22, 2013 at 1:48 pm
As Voltaire said "I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it. Voltaire ...
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 22, 2013 at 2:21 pm
There seem to be many people in Palo Alto, some of them who post on this forum, who will not allow free speech to those who disagree with them or have a differing perspective due to differing experiences of their own. Every family has its own individual culture, which makes for a lot of culture clashes on top of the ones related to national, regional, or racial culture. There is also a lot of classism here, which I have been shocked to find out, and the uppermost classes do not want to hear what the middle classes have to say and often try to suppress it by naysaying everything without thinking it through.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Mar 22, 2013 at 3:30 pm
Tolerance works both ways. Sometimes it means respecting an opinion that is different from your own.
Someone who voted republican is not a racist, just disagrees with Obama's political agenda.
Someone who supports Prop 8, is not a bigot or gay hater, just someone who respects gay people to have their own lifestyle and civil unions, just prefers to keep the definition of marriage as an institution between one man and one woman.
Someone who is prolife, is someone who respects the life of the unborn as much as the life of the born.
Someone who is catholic is not a supporter of priests abusing minors.
Someone who is a meat eater is not a supporter of the inhumane treatment of animals.
Someone who supports the NRA is not a trigger happy vigilantes.
Someone who does not agree with you is not a hater, or a bad person, or some other label. They are just someone who has a different opinion. Being tolerant means respecting differences of opinions. Being an American in the Land of the Free means exactly that.
a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Mar 22, 2013 at 3:31 pm
The OP says: "If John Doe and his family are NRA members, or if they give to their religious charities . . . then their gift to the community is tainted and we should not accept it." Hate is not a religion and giving to advance anti-gay bigotry is not a religious charity.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 22, 2013 at 4:48 pm
I really hate it when people equate the First Amendment with I-can-say-whatever-the-hell-I-want-without-repercussions.
What the First Amendment guarantees is that the feds aren't going to send you to prison or censor you. Doesn't mean that I ever have to agree with you. Doesn't mean I have to do business with you if I disagree with you. (Thus the addition of other protections in other cases.) Doesn't mean that the Weekly, which owns this site, can't remove whatever posts it wants.
As for your list--there's a basic logical flaw. There certainly are some trigger-happy nuts who support the NRA. There certainly are homophobes who oppose gay marriage. What, you think homophobes all support gay marriage?
What you meant to say is that espousing political viewpoint A doesn't make you negative-stereotype B. I think that sort of sweeping generalization is its own cop-out. In some instances, that's true--I know Republicans who aren't tea-partiers and are drawn to the pro-business stance of the Republican platform. BUT I think you can't give money to the GOP and pretend that, somehow, your money's not going to be used to support a conservative social agenda.
You may be a non-trigger-happy member of the NRA, but if you give the NRA money, you ARE supporting a lobbying group that works very heavily to promote the sale of guns and opposes all restrictions on them and even fights research into gun safety and violence. At which point, IMO, not being "trigger-happy" doesn't mean a whole lot to me--I see you as part of the crew that helps trigger-happy nutjobs have easy access to guns.
As for Prop. 8, most people no longer oppose gay marriage--the tide has turned on that one. I admit, way back when, the fight for gay marriage wasn't a big cause of mine. (Marriage, historically, has been a mixed bag to put it mildly.) But once it became legal in California, I think there was something truly vituperative and nasty about the Prop. 8 battle--you know, where a bunch of people actually fought and voted to take *away* a right. Why? Because it clashed with their definition of what "marriage" ought to be. Not because anyone seemed to be harmed by it--no one really argued that. There wasn't a practical reason for it. There were religious objections--though why one person's religious views should dictate someone else's life is beyond me.
So sorry, Proposition 8 was about bigotry. The only thing good I can say about it is that the ugliness of it woke up a lot of people to the political intrusiveness of the religious right.
a resident of College Terrace
on Mar 22, 2013 at 5:40 pm
Reminds me of the famous quote on this topic, variously attributed to Mark Twain, George Bernard Shaw, etc.:
"They are telling this of Lord Beaverbrook and a visiting Yankee actress. In a game of hypothetical questions, Beaverbrook asked the lady: 'Would you live with a stranger if he paid you one million pounds?' She said she would. 'And if be paid you five pounds?' The irate lady fumed: 'Five pounds. What do you think I am?' Beaverbrook replied: 'We've already established that. Now we are trying to determine the degree." See Web Link.
Would we all really be defending the sacred right to have one's support of bigotry to the tune of $20,000 ignored without social repercussion if we didn't have $20 million riding on it?
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 22, 2013 at 5:47 pm
Stanford prof,
Speaking of George Bernard Shaw, I guess I've got sort of a Major Barbara attitude about the whole gym thing. I'm for taking the $20 million and painting the gym rainbow colors and then christening it with a gay/straight student alliance fundraiser.
That's $20 million that won't be spent on another Prop. 8. (And, unlike the situation in Major Barbara, the money wasn't generated by tainted means--as far as I know.).
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Mar 22, 2013 at 7:07 pm
Freedom of speech does not mean that you can slander someone. There has been a lot of that in this forum. However, many times truth can sound like slander ( or libel) because someone does not want to believe it is truth. Sometimes slander ( or libel) can sound like truth because it has been taken out of its original context and misused, and people DO want to believe it.
As Thomas Jefferson said, "the price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 22, 2013 at 7:16 pm
I don't read all forum posts, but I don't see a lot of libel. Remember, opinion can't be considered libel. There are certainly lots of, er, heated opinions here.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 23, 2013 at 8:40 am
Paly Parent, as you know this is an almost entirely liberal region of the country, with San Francisco as the ultimate liberal epicenter.
Even other moderate areas of the country (no, not the backwoods conservative areas) are surprised at San Francisco.
I don't think of it so much as an issue of it being liberal, but rather marvel at the focus of the liberal politicians: narrow-personal interest issues are that focus while the big picture (budget of the city of SF, whatever) are far less important. It is a question of emphasis and where one wants to devote one's time and attention, and I think SF, in particular, wastes the citizen's money in an egregious way. Have whatever opinion you want, but don't waste hundreds of hours of public debate time over middle-aged men having the right to befoul public benches in San Francisco. Get the streets paved first.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 23, 2013 at 8:42 am
Make that naked middle-aged men....(yes, this is a super topic in San Francisco among some of the well-paid political class)
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Mar 23, 2013 at 11:15 am
Just for clarification.
I did not say that I agree with any of the examples I gave as being something I support.
I only used them as examples.
All these supporters are free to support any legal cause they agree with. They can support them as much as they like, with time, money and energy, because they are free to do so. This is a free country and they can donate, time, money, effort to any legal cause without being called haters, racists or anything else. These are all legal causes and even though I do not necessarily support them, I support their rights to exist and be supported by anyone until such time as the law is changed making them illegal if that happens.
If someone chooses to support a cause with which I do not agree, they are free to do so and I do not judge them as a result. I may choose not to use their business if I so choose. That is my right. But, don't judge everyone on all their choices as to whether or not they are also allowed to donate to a cause you will benefit from.
If we are judging others by who they vote for, who they financially support, which religion they belong to, and researching every person who runs a business we might use, then we are a sad nation. If you want to look at the owner of every restaurant, every grocery store, every department store chain, on their voting habits or charitable donations then you are going to be spending a lot of time on the internet.
This is a thread not to discuss a particular gift by a particular person, but by a trend which is becoming more common place nowadays of judging negatively against someone who is freely acting as they see fit. This is a free country. Don't take away the freedoms of others because one day one of your freedoms might be judged against you and you will not like it.
a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Mar 23, 2013 at 12:30 pm
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a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Mar 23, 2013 at 3:34 pm
Paly parent: saying that it is legal so it is beyond criticism is naive. Apartheid was legal. Slavery was legal. Jim Crow was legal. Nazism was legal. Sodomy laws were legal until a few years ago. And anti gay laws are still legal. That odes t make them right, or moral. Just as all of those forms of bigotry were on the wrong side of history so is Prop 8. That's why Bill Johnson revoked his endorsement from Steve Pogue foe giving just 500 to Prop 8. Because Prop 8 was a discriminatory law. If a family hypotheticcally gave 43 times as much Pogue it would be reasonable to conclude that they are not "profamily" as the Weekly coverage stated. Why is the Weekly saying the Pogue had bad values and lauding the g donors as being supportive of families. It is not consistent by the weekly. And it was apparently hurtful to a gay student, something that got shut down. The students letter was very thoughtful and mostly a critique honestly of the weeklys portrayal of this donor as pro family. Hate is not a family value even when it is practices by billionaires. Is the weekly afraid of repricussions or does it just not like the crit?
a resident of Community Center
on Mar 23, 2013 at 3:53 pm
Maybe this family, that donated to prop 8, also donated to the weekly. That would surely color their coverage--- it has become apparent that if you buy ad space in the weekly when you are running for election, you get an endorsement (I.e. kniss and Holman, to name a couple) . I am sure if you donate your also get prefential treatment
a resident of another community
on Mar 23, 2013 at 5:18 pm
Everyone has their own bias and their own bigotry. People have a tendency to think that their bigotry is better than someone else's.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 24, 2013 at 7:17 am
some guy: best post. Thanks!
Stonewall and OhloneParent prove the point with their own bigotry, blinding them so much that they can't see their own horrific bigotry. To equate hate of gays with anti-Prop 8, or the NRA fighting research into gun violence, or Teapartiers with your definition of a conservative social agenda.
Gay marriage would be fine, as long as it didn't force anyone to disagreed out of business or into a change in their church. Live and let live is fine..the problem is we saw what happened to charities, adoption agencies and private businesses once gay marriage was legal in Massachusetts. That changed my mind. There has to be protection for the rest of the citizens in order for gay marriage to be legal. I am pro-freedom for each of us to choose our lives and how we live them, not forcing some to do business in a model they don't agree with to accomodate other people's choices.
NRA: Either you understand that LEGAL gun ownership lowers gun deaths, or you don't. Either you accept you have a right to bear arms in self-defense against a government run amok, or you don't. This is not a pro-violence stance, in fact it is a pro-safety stance. Read "More Guns, Less Crime" by Lott.
Teapartiers: Want us to return to a Constitutional Federal government, that protects each of us in our individual rights as guaranteed in our Bill of Rights and our Constitution. That has nothing to do with "social conservativism". Many teapartiers are also pro-life, anti-gay marriage, but so are many democrats. Hmm...
Social Conservatives: Somehow said as if that were bad, not understanding that defending everyone's life is defending non-conservative lives as well, that defending everyone's ability to live and do business is defending their right to do business as they wish and associate with whatever groups they wish, "religious' or not.
I could go on and on, but this is enough.
The point was that OhlonePar and Stonewall proved the bias points very well, presenting one side of their stereotypes, without any thought to the millions and millions of words written and said to try to explain how many of us are trying to defend THEIR liberty along with ours.
And now, I will expect the usual blasts.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 24, 2013 at 7:20 am
BTW, Palyparent who started this thread...did I miss something? Was there a gift turned down in Palo Alto?
a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Mar 24, 2013 at 8:10 am
No gift was turned down. The donor to the new Paly gym also gave $20,000 to Prop 8. He is one of the largest donors in California to Prop 8. A gay paly student posted to another thread saying that the way the family of the donor and the Weekly were writing about how the donor was "pro family" really bothered him, since he had donated substantially to invalidating thousands of marriages and families in the state. The problem was more with the family's and the Weekly's portrayal of the gift. Had the story been: billionaire gives gym, I think it would have been less inflammatory. But because the family went out of the way to lengths to make a high school gym, which is not really a family promoting thing -- it's a high school sports promoting thing -- into a "family" activity, that makes the question of the donor's views on family relevant. A representative sample from the story is: "It's not about athletics so much as youth, *families* playing together, Dave Peery says," and that the family "wants to give back in ways that enable youth and *families* to spend more time playing together." The family spokesperson stated that "We aim to support initiatives which nurture the whole child." The family's foundation, which is funding the gym, also funds Brigham Young, and the family claims it has the mission to "strengthen youth and *families* to build lives of dignity and self-reliance."
The last line about dignity is pretty hard to swallow if you undertand what Prop. 8 was which is a direct assault on the dignity of gay families.
In response to Sigh, who said: "Gay marriage would be fine, as long as it didn't force anyone to disagreed out of business or into a change in their church." That's not how rights work. Rights are not optional and wanting to deny people rights is not itself a right. Bigotry is bigotry but every time I write the word "bigot" in connection with anti-gay bias the editor deletes it. I guess billionaires who have prejudiced conceptions of family are like the 800 pound gorilla to our local paper. They can sit wherever they want.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Mar 24, 2013 at 9:39 am
Maybe the Weekly should have said that the family "wants to give back in ways that enable youth and families* to spend more time playing together."
*some restrictions apply.
a resident of Community Center
on Mar 24, 2013 at 10:01 am
Weekly is not Free.. You have to be kidding me.
a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Mar 24, 2013 at 11:45 am
And by the way, stonewall is wrong on one thing. Prop 8 isn't legal. Two different federal courts have found it was ILLEGAL. Just like segregation. Just like anti miscegenation laws. Prop 8 is illegal. So the donor supported an illegal effort to destroy gay families. So he's only pro straight family. Maybe that's why gay Paly senior is upset and maybe he has a point.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Mar 24, 2013 at 12:44 pm
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a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 24, 2013 at 1:34 pm
Do you actually understand what "bigotry" is? You're misusing the word. Or do you use the term as a way of not actually dealing with viewpoints that oppose your own?
You make several erroneous assumptions.
I pointed out a basic logical flaws in Paly Parent's arguments.
Allow me to do the same for you. I'll start with a little bit on guns.
The NRA's policies have little to do with legal gun ownership. Your claim that legal gun ownership lowers gun violence is kind of, well, silly. Fewer guns equals a lower rate of gun violence--i.e. there's almost none in Japan which has almost no guns--legal or otherwise. I don't think Japan's trade-off would fly here, but the point is kind of obvious--if you don't have something around, it's not there to be used. *Legal* gun ownership has skyrocketed in the past decade. So has gun violence.
Both Adam Lanza and the Aurora shooter used legally purchased weapons.
And *every* gun was once a legal gun. There are just a hell of a lot of guns out there. There are more guns to be used.
Now, back to gay marriage. NOTHING about gay marriage being legal in California required churches to perform or condone gay marriage. There's a separation of church and state in this country.
Again, Proposition 8 was intent on taking *away* an existing right. That's what made it so ugly.
I mean, I have to laugh when I hear about the "sanctity of marriage"--given the high divorce rates in red states, the increasing percentage of out-of-wedlock births, again particularly in red states.
And we're worried about gay marriage? Let's worry about finding ways to support the heterosexual kind.
THe irony of all of this, to me, is that the Prop. 8 fight ended up, long term, *helping* the cause of gay marriage and hurting conservative religious groups, such as the Church of Latter-Day Saints. I think plenty of people saw how happy those nice gay couples were when they got married at City Hall. I think plenty of people saw just how much money was spent by out-of-state interests (particularly Mormon groups) to ban gay marriage.
The take-away for a lot of people was that A) gay marriage wasn't hurting anybody and B) why should someone else's religious beliefs tell people what they could and could not do?
I've noticed, online, that there's much, much more antagonism toward religion than there used to be. I think some of the more politicized church groups have forgotten that tolerance is a two-way street. The LDS has taken to spinning and whitewashing its heavy involvement in pushing Prop. 8.
It is pretty funny, though, to see the self-pity party Prop 8 supporters throw themselves when it turns out that other people don't like their views and tell them so. (What is with the me-too victimism on the right these days? It makes me miss John Wayne.)
Paly Parent, we judge one another for our views all the time. Doesn't mean I don't think you have the legal right to hold them, but it's my right and, to some extent, my responsibility to oppose them if I disagree with them.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Mar 24, 2013 at 9:35 pm
PalyDad is a registered user.
Apparently the Weekly editor felt that this discussion was "tiresome, distracting and an unproductive loop," and locked the last remaining open thread on the subject. There was a lot of interesting discussion topics here -- better than "I almost had a bike accident" or Piazzas gets bigger." These are soul-searching discussions that should be the purpose of Town Square -- if it has any purpose beyond gossip and anonymous slander, which is doubtful most days. For a guy who wants to have a high-brow intellectual discussion, you locked this one down repeatedly even though it promises to be that.
An open community discussion of the very important issues raised by Prop. 8, the changing definition of "family," what kind of deference the mega rich receive, the feelings of the gay Paly senior [still overlooked very tragically -- I guess it only "gets better" if there isn't a billionaire on the other side of the ledger] , and the Weekly's PR-style article about the "family" values of the gym donor, as well as the community reaction supporting Prop 8 -- all of these are exactly the kinds of topics that could generate the kind of discussion that one would hope to find in a town square. Instead, we have a fluff piece for an ultra-conservative billionaire lauding his "family" focus (or, more properly, Focus on the Family*) followed by every effort imaginable to prevent a good discussion of the Weekly's ethics, the teen's bravery, and the feelings of the community on the issue of gay rights.
Back to idle chatter, the square footage of grocery stores, and flattery of billionaires.
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UTSA hosts Oct. 18 showing of toll-road documentary
By Ashley Harris
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(Oct. 16, 2006)--The UTSA Graduate Political Science Association will host a screening of the documentary, "Truth Be Tolled," by independent filmmaker William Molina from 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 18 in Main Building Room 0.106 on the 1604 Campus. The event is free and open to the public.
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The film focuses on the Texas Department of Transportation's plans to convert existing Texas roadways into tollways, as well as the proposed Trans-Texas Corridor project. Molina tackled the hot-button issue because he felt politicians and the media were not adequately addressing it.
The four-month project was compiled from more than 40 hours of footage from public toll-road meetings held in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
The film features interviews with anti-toll road organizations and addresses recently passed state tolling laws. Molina said that while his film makes a political statement, it was not funded by any politician or political organization.
Molina has spent more than 15 years directing and developing movies and television shows for the Discovery and History channels and currently lives in Los Angeles and San Antonio.


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Who is your top 5 for the first round? I'm assuming Clowney's off the board and we're not looking QB.
Based on the player profiles at http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft I'm gonna go with:
1. Sammy Watkins WR
2. jake Mathews OT
3. Anthony Barr OLB
4. Greg Robinson OT
5. Khalil Mack OLB
Would also love to get Darqueze Dennard CB, or Jace Amaro TE. What are your thoughts?


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http://blogs.canada.com/2011/12/20/is-this-2013-honda-civic/This article brings up a lot of good points. Although its merely a prediction, I almost find it too good to be true:-Honda needs a new design, and fast-The European Civic has already proven itself-Honda may use the tried and true philosophy of an international vehicle-People have been asking for it-All that's missing are required bumpers and a few lights-It wouldn't cost too much to import it
____________________________________________________________________"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you."-Jeremy ClarksonChrysler, Imperial, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, Cord, Lexus, and a few others...Fiat needs to get out!
L-Finesseness:http://blogs.canada.com/2011/12/20/is-this-2013-honda-civic/This article brings up a lot of good points. Although its merely a prediction, I almost find it too good to be true:-Honda needs a new design, and fast-The European Civic has already proven itself-Honda may use the tried and true philosophy of an international vehicle-People have been asking for it-All that's missing are required bumpers and a few lights-It wouldn't cost too much to import itNot a big fan of the exterior styling but the interior is leaps and bounds better than what we have right now.
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There's no way they're importing the euro civic.Likely what we're getting is new front bumper grille and headlights and new tail lights. Hopefully a new steering wheel and dash covering too.
____________________Because it totally worked when Lincoln did it.
If they brought this to the US, I would resume my plans to buy one. I held off in on the 2011 model since the 2012 was going to be "New and Better". Once it released I about threw up. As a long time Honda fan, I hope it looks good.
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From what I understand, the Euro model is quite a bit smaller.
They won't bring it over, no way. It's almost a class size down; 8 inches shorter (3 inches shorter wheelbase) than the US spec.
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Hi guys and gals. The Euro Civic may be shorter (read easier to park) than our North American Civic, but it is wider by an inch and higher by 1.5 inch, which makes it easier to enter and exit, while providing more headroom. It may be shorter, but its trunk is far more cavernous - 467 liters with the rear seat up, 1,344 ltrs with the rear seat down. Yes, it's a 5-door hatchback! Also, go explore its rear "magic" seats. Pure genius!Our civic, despite the harsh criticism, still sells well, very well. So I say, don't destroy a good running horse, but you can always welcome a new one! Look at Hyundai: They have the Elantra and they are bringing the Elantra GT, a 5-door hatchback version (and a 2-door coup, I know). Ford has a (Focus) hatchback, Mazda has one (the 3), so does Volkswagen (Golf), Subaru (Impreza), Toyota (Matrix), etc... I think it is time for Honda to follow suite, and it would not cost a lot since the excellent car already exists. Just a few minor modifications, a little boat ride, and voilà - the best of both worlds, or should I say the best of all three worlds: the serine sedan for the more conservative ones, the hot 3-door hatch for the young sporty ones, and the dream 5-door hatch, the perfect mixture of the first two. Beside, the dashboard is out of this world, wouldn't you say? I'm just in love with that dashboard!And what about Honda's future engines, starting for the 2013 model, part of their Earthdreams Technology (their name, not mine). It will start with the same 1.8 l, but a GDI one, developing 148 hp (an increase of 8 hp over the current version) and 133 lbs of torque (an increase of 5 lbs at a lower RPM for better low torque) while being lighter. But the cherry (on the sundae) is a new 1.6 l diesel promising huge savings on gas (diesel, that is). But I doubt we'll see that one over here; that would be too much of a dream come true (who knows with a name like Earthdreams). My other wish is the 6-speed manual for the regular Civic. The 5-speed is fine, but Honda's 6-speed is SO sweet, so complete! The other part of Honda's Earthdreams Technology is the arrival of a CVT transmission coming soon (on the Civic). I'm not a fan of CVTs, but for those who are...Anyway, the bottom line is that there is room for a supplementary model, the Euro Civic over here (losing the name Euro, of course), complementing what's already a good lineup. Others have done it; Honda should do it too. If they do, I'll be driving a Civic 5 (my name for it) this fall, no doubt about that! What do you say?
Two words: Right On!
I hope not. That thing is disgusting to look at.
~~~Patiently awaiting the Dodge Dart SRT4...
probably not, the euro civic competes with the fiesta, not focus.
as per the original post. absolutely not! the euro civic as stated doesn't meet american size requirements nor does it meet pricing requirements. the cheap euro civics are in the acura ilx territory price wise (which has been roundly lambasted). the top of the line civic in europe is a stunning 44k in american dollars. importing them would massively lose honda the already small margin on these cars make and certainly push them DEEP into the red.
They won't. Not that I care much about the Civic anymore though. They'd have to almost wipe it clean and start again for me to be interested now. I'm sure a bunch of fat older people won't mind the car the way it is though.
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lol, maybe honda usa are trying for their euro image. howerer, I agree with you. a clean slate redesign may in fact be needed. Crtainly, a deep cleansing is needed on the heavy cycle to clear everything of modern honda away to let old honda's spirit reemerge
"the euro civic competes with the fiesta". If you look at the specs, you'll realize the Euro Civic is the same size as the 2013 Elantra GT. It's actually one inch wider and higher than our NA (North American) Civic. It's trunk is bigger than the Focus Hatchback. Someone must have been on the "fiesta" a little too long...
Doesn't matter, either way, the mildly refreshed 2013 Civic will not be the vastly different Euro Civic.
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A female name of Indian origin that is extremely common due to its popularity. Has the following various meanings:
1) love
2) eyes
3) rain
1) love
2) eyes
3) rain
by blahbooblah August 11, 2007
A beautiful girl with high intelligence. Usually out of league for many of the male species. The name is probably for a female of asian ethnicity. Has large eyes and is untouchable.
The name usually means either:
The name usually means either:
by KapowwNinja August 05, 2011
This person is really cool, intelligent, and nice. She cares for others and her younger siblings. Whenever you meet anyone named Neha, your life will definitly be improved.
That girl just saved a cat from a tree, raised 30,000 dollars for a homeless shelter, and donates the rest of her free time in helping the poor and needy, her name must be Neha.
by mystrygrl February 21, 2010
Nehas are just crazy and cool girls, very caring,nice, lovely, friendly attitude... they can endure a lot of stuffs inside, surely dont beef with them they will never forget it.
very popular name, indian origin.
meaning: 1)love 2) rain 3) pretty eyes 4) beautiful lady
very popular name, indian origin.
meaning: 1)love 2) rain 3) pretty eyes 4) beautiful lady
by rj kaur April 07, 2010
by Himanshu May 20, 2004
otherwise known as the hinfu sex kitten, neha is an extremely beautiful, funny, smart, and wonderful person.
She will usually been seen with a trail of hot men following her around.
She will usually been seen with a trail of hot men following her around.
I love neha sdkjfhsdkjfdhgkdjhgksdhfgksdf
by lasexbunny March 24, 2005
a perfect being.... the smartest, most gorgeous, kindest and loving person on the planet.... an overall goddess
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Now I just want to do an engineering role call.
If you learned calculus some time in the past, it comes back to you pretty fast if you review it. I don't use integrals or derivatives in my line of work so it's been a few decades since I did them. I know of a young lady who is currently taking high school calculus and she's been calling me when she's stuck, so I'm having to relearn it. It's been coming back very fast so I've been able to get her unstuck on all her questions so far.
I'm not a biologist, but a long time ago I was a chemist with a heavy dose of biology thrown in.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Saw that.
And... Here they are. Get ready to duck!
"Thinking Inside The Box"
But they do tend to think about things too hard.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
IOW (In other words), only active posters since about March 2011 are arguing with you Ace.
Your number is way off (FACT) probably by a couple of orders of magnitude (IMHO).
I havent had a chance to use this yet, but....
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
I once fought with 2 people and it seemed like ten.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
I went to school for engineering. However that's not the direction my career took after college. I guess I got weeded out by Ace's standards :/ ... but I'm glad my communication skills and my logic skills are balanced enough to get cg3's joke.
(Nevermind, I didn't get it.) removed banana
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Now we just need an English major to point out differences between your and you're and we'll have ourselves a 5 star thread.
Oh, a minute too late...
My Industrial and Marine Engineering experience hasn't effected my ability to recognize typos and grammatical errors ...
Trying to think inside the box...
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I wouldn't have had the guts to use effected in a sentence.


text: Ethel Carrick's painting The quay at Dinard captures a mood of relaxed sociability and leisure as fashionably dressed men and women stroll along the harbourside. Carrick depicts the dazzling light of the day through the reflections on the water and the bright shadows cast by the figures. In The quay at Dinard Carrick created a modern idyll, an elegant scene of outdoor pleasure where the protagonists are the middle classes enjoying the sunshine on a summer day.


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An orgy involving elderly geriatric men, the primary position of sexual intercourse resembling that of a "stack", ie sitting on eachother piled up,linked by their penises in the person in front's rectum.
The old people's home was temporarily closed today after all of the male residents were found in the dining room having a git stack.
by Rob and Jen June 06, 2007
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Automotive knuckle photo courtesy of EOS and Rennteam Uni Stuttgart. Certain factors will enable additive manufacturing to be applied to an increasing number mass-production parts like this one.
In an interview with GE Capital, GE Global Research Center technology director Christine Furstoss was asked what factors will determine the speed of adoption of additive manufacturing into mass production applications. She described four.
Here is a paraphrase of her response. She says the enabling factors for additive manufacturing include:
1. Predictability. Manufacturers would benefit from software tools able to predict the outcomes of additive processes. GE is working with partners toward filling this gap.
2. Equipment. Mass production equipment has to not only achieve critical tolerances, but continue to hold them over time. GE is working with AM equipment suppliers by providing feedback on the machines' performance with various materials over long periods of operation.
3. Materials. She anticipates a day when materials are not just adapted to additive manufacturing, but routinely developed specifically for additive processes.
4. Ecosystem. In addition to the makers and users of AM machines, there needs to be a more mature support system surrounding additive production. This includes companies supplying additive materials, as well as firms providing machine service and inspection services specifically related to AM.
Read the complete interview with Ms. Furstoss.


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About the Mount Sinai Simulation HELPS Center
The Department of Anesthesiology at the Mount Sinai Health System has the distinction of being the first Beta test site and the first medical center in the NY metropolitan tri-state area to possess a human patient simulator. METI's Human Patient Simulator is a full-scale patient mannequin with palpable pulses, breath, and heart sounds that physiologically responds to intravenous and inhaled drugs through the interaction of sophisticated cardiovascular and pulmonary computer driven models.
Housed in a dedicated educational laboratory of operating rooms equipped with standard monitoring and anesthesia equipment, healthcare providers from a variety of disciplines and educational levels use this technology at the HELPS Center to practice and learn basic and advanced principles of physiology, pharmacology, and anesthesiology. The simulator environment is also used to teach and practice the management of complex perioperative medical events and emergencies to both house staff and attending physicians. Our faculty, with extensive experience in simulator-based teaching and competency assessment, are recognized as innovators and leaders in the field of health-care simulation and are involved in a variety of research and educational projects. We have been invited guests to participate in simulation-related events throughout the world and have mentored physicians who have gone on to become simulator leaders in other renowned institutions. Our educators and programs have been highlighted in the New York Times, USA Today, CNN, and Forbe's as well as numerous local and national television spots.
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Submit nominations for University Excellence Awards
By Ricardo Romo
UTSA President
(Jan. 31, 2008)--Our most valuable asset at UTSA is our people, and our university is rapidly becoming a premier research university thanks to the endless hours of dedication from our employees.
It is important that we take the time to recognize and honor those who go beyond the call of duty. This is why I highly encourage UTSA faculty and staff to take the time to nominate your colleagues for the University Excellence Awards.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The goal of the University Excellence Awards is to honor outstanding UTSA staff across the Tri-campuses who demonstrate excellent work performance. The nomination deadline is 5 p.m., Friday, Feb. 29, 2008. A monetary award of $1,000 will accompany each of the following awards:
- The Rising Star Award
- The Leadership Award
- The Team Spirit Award
- The Extra Mile Award
- The Order of the Roadrunner Award
Additionally, the Tri-Campus community is invited to nominate individuals or work teams for the Richard S. Howe Excellence in Service to Undergraduate Students Award. This award is presented to faculty and staff members who have shown exemplary commitment to UTSA undergraduates and have gone above and beyond the call of duty in service to UTSA undergraduate students. The recipient(s) of this award could receive up to $2,000.
The form includes descriptions for each of the awards. I ask that supervisors provide printed copies to those employees who may not have access to a UTSA personal computer.
The 2008 ceremony is 2 p.m., Tuesday, April 15, 2008, in the University Center Retama Auditorium (2.02.02) at the 1604 Campus. At the ceremony, we also will recognize employees who have reached milestones in their length of service with UTSA.
Additionally, retirees from the previous year will be invited to return to the campus to receive a token gift of appreciation.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to nominate your colleagues who help make UTSA a better place for all.


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Love the run at 3:05 against the Falcons, Wilson tosses that DB like he was rolling out an area rug.
Love the run at 3:05 against the Falcons, Wilson tosses that DB like he was rolling out an area rug.
Kid maintains a great foward lean in his carries and seems to see the field well. Has a good cut at high speed and can run with the best of them.
Brown, Wilson, Bradshaw... Earth, Wind and Fire redux.
Now let's get the O-line rejuvenated in the draft. Would love to see the Giants go O-line rounds 2, 3, and 4.
You can have the 1st and all that remains to address DT, LB, S and CB... but this team needs some quality depth at all positions on the O-line.
my beer drinking team has a football problem
doug martin who? im pretty sure they just used about every touch wilson had this season in making this highlight reel. which means the kid puts up a highlight every time he has the ball. it quite clear we have a monster on our hands... and im dying to see him display that physical nature he has. everyone is in awe of his speed, but boy does he run through people with conviction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqM1Nzdb2xU This is Doug Martin's 2012 rookie highlights. Discuss! Both look freakin' great but I like Wilson better.
We have ourselves a real gem in this kid. The sky is the limit and I think he'll be a big part of the Giants getting back in the playoffs next season.
i shared the vid with David Wilson on twitter about 30 minutes ago, he retweeted and responded:
RT @4stillrunning: gotta a long way to go work work work RT @Mighty1ne: 2012 season highlights of @4stillRunning (David Wilson) #NYG youtube.com/watch?feature=…


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Maintaining hull and deck integrity is always a boat keeper's primary objective. Keeping the water on the outside involves constant vigilance of the hull structure and its associated fittings.
Regardless of the skill and effort brought to maintaining a watertight hull and deck, however, accidents and mechanical failures occur that allow water to pour in. Sailors must be able to rely on their bilge pumps as the first line of defense.
Manual pumps Every boat should have at least one manual bilge pump on board. Very small daysailers may have nothing more than a bailer or a bucket and well-muscled crew. Larger daysailers and pocket cruisers might get by with a piston-type pump, often called a lift pump or Navy pump, that is permanently installed.
Boats more than 20 feet overall should have, as a fundamental item of safety gear, a manual diaphragm bilge pump that is permanently installed. These pumps are available as 5-gallons-per-minute workhorses, on up over-40-gallons-per-minute gushers. Smaller-sized housings are made of plastic, while large units have aluminum or even bronze housings. Here are some considerations on manual pumps.
Fitted with two suction hoses and a Y-valve, a single manual pump can empty two sumps. Alternatively, two pumps can empty to one through-hull if T-ed together; although if used at the same time, they will not be 100 percent effective.
Electric pumpsLarger sailboats generally have one or more electric bilge pumps on board. The most common are immersion pumps; however, motor-driven diaphragm pumps and rotary-impeller pumps are also available for this purpose. When wired to a double-throw switch and then a float switch, the operator has a choice of "off/manual/automatic." Here are some thoughts:
Newer-style float switches have no floats. As such, they are more reliable and the dielectric models can differentiate between water and oil, perhaps averting stiff fines and environmental problems.
Engine-driven pumpsOne quick way to add bilge-water-removal capacity is to install a Y-valve, suction hose and strainer to the engine's main saltwater intake. The raw water pump on even small diesels can move a surprising amount of water out the exhaust. Here are a few other thoughts:
As with all safety gear, test pumps frequently to make sure they are operational. Scrub the bilge and hose it clean, using each pump to empty the water. The boat will smell fresh and you will know that your equipment is ready for your crew to man the pumps.


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someone who gets their panties in a wad a lot over nothing, or enjoys getting other peoples panties in a wad. this is, of course, metaphorical, and not literal.
look at dat foo, hes gettin his panties in a wad cuz his favorite ho just got shot. wat a pantywadder.
by lil smartass wapanese wigga September 11, 2006
Cleveland Steamer Plush
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
someone who gets their panties in a wad a lot over nothing, or someone who gets someone else's panties in a wad over nothing.
that stupid motherfucker is a class-A pantywadder, cuz theyre goin on how spinners on yur ride makes it look like yur still goin at a red lite, so the popo r gonna pull yo ass ova & write u up. wat a pantywadder.
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The University of Colorado Board of Regents voted 9-0 Wednesday in favor of a $142 million plan to upgrade facilities for intercollegiate athletics at CU-Boulder.
The plan, presented in a multi-media format to the board by CU athletic director Rick George, has six major features:
- Add an indoor multipurpose practice facility (football field/300 meter track), whose location is to be determined. The proposed site is on Franklin Field, just east of Folsom Field's east side. The indoor facility also would be used for tailgating on game day;
- Refurbish the Dal Ward Athletics Center, which was completed in 1991, to include an Olympic sports strength training room in the sub-basement level and new locker rooms and equipment room on the field level.
- Redesign Dal Ward's first floor for the expansion of Olympic sports/sports medicine, a leadership development center and an end zone club with club seating and loge boxes;
- Transform the second floor of Dal Ward to increase the athletic department's academic support system from its current 5,115 square feet to 17,200 square feet. The training table will remain on the second floor;
- Add a 21,900-square foot high-performance sports center on the northeast corner of the stadium, as well as a rooftop terrace on the northeast corner, converting the south offices at Folsom Field to retail space. The rooftop terrace will generate revenue by being rentable for non-game-day events. The high-performance sports center will host collaborative research conducted by faculty at CU-Boulder in Integrative Physiology and researchers at the Anschutz Medical Campus;
- Also proposed for the third floor of the sports performance center are team meeting rooms. Coaches' offices and athletic administration offices will move from their current locations at Folsom Field's "gates" to the suite level (fourth) on Folsom's east side.
George was enthusiastic in presenting the plan, saying, "It will allow us to create a world-class, holistic student-athlete experience. It will allow us to compete for and win championships, and it will allow us to become fiscally responsible."
Most of the regents expressed enthusiasm for the project, for George's precise vision, and for the multi-media presentation.
Regent Steve Bosley called George's proposal "a well-thought out business plan" that represents a large and potentially lucrative investment for the campus, city of Boulder and state."
Regent Stephen Ludwig, who praised the soundness of the business plan George presented, said he was nonetheless concerned the spending would encourage an athletics "arms race" and wondered whether its focus on attracting new recruits was a matter of providing "shiny objects for 17-year-olds."
Regent Jim Geddes wanted a stronger commitment from the CU-Boulder campus to directly subsidize the vision with general fund dollars.
"I am concerned that there is still uncertainty about when this project should begin, and I think this uncertainty should be removed immediately," Geddes said.
CU-Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano said that he had hired CU AD Rick George precisely because of George's ability to raise money and manage it. He said he wanted to see the AD spearhead the project with private donations matched with debt supported by ticket sales for its funding.
"I'm convinced he is going to do that . . . with corporate funding, with other revenues, with monetizing that south end (of the stadium). I want to see AD George keep his commitment to raise the money for this new athletic facility. I think that's the way we should operate," DiStefano said.
The board agreed and the plan passed 9-0.
CUBuffs.com reporter B.G. Brooks contributed to this report.


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