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Bands On The Boards Set For June 14
The Tannen Brothers will be the first performance of the "Bands on the Boards" SummerFun 2003 program on Saturday, June 14 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m. on the Boardwalk at Beach 116 Street in Rockaway Park. The Chamber of Commerce of the Rockaways is pleased to introduce this free live concert to kick off the "Bands on the Boards" summer events.
Independently accomplished singer/songwriter/guitarists, Steve and Greg Tannen, team up to perform original material that draws upon their folk, rock and pop influences. The brothers' songwriting skills have won them several awards including engagements at the Bitter End (NY) and in Boston. These internationally-award winning artists' music has been heard in independent films and on TV shows like "Dawson's Creek" and, they were recently voted two of the Top 12 Independent Releases in America. Samples of their music can be heard on their website: www.gregtannen.com.
This concert is part of the Neighborhood Concert Series, co-sponsored by Carnegie Hall; Citigroup, the Council of the City of New York, Gifford Miller, Speaker; and the Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of New York, Kate D. Levin, Commissioner.
So, stop by the Boards at B. 116 Street on Saturday, June 14 and enjoy some wonderful live music. A rain date has been scheduled for Sunday, June 15.

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Ethics Commission Meeting January 13, 2009
At the 1st meeting of the Commission in 2009, the Commission issued the following advisory opinions:
A.O. 2009-1 to Charles A. Collins, Jr. a member of the Scituate Town Council, who is also employed in his private capacity as a part-time bus driver with S & C Collins Bus Company, Inc.("Collins Bus"), opining that, while it is not an inherent conflict of interest for him to serve on the Town Council not withstanding his association with Collins Bus, he must recuse from matters regarding his employer or the interests of his employer or busing within the Scituate school district generally.
A.O. 2009-2 to Harriet Powell, a member of the North Kingstown Planning Commission, opining that she need not recuse in matters in which the Planning Commission makes recommendations to the Town Council, notwithstanding the fact that her daughter is a new Town Council member.
A.O. 2009-3 to Michelle Cole, a member of the Chariho School Committee, opining that she need not recuse from participating in the School Committee's review, negotiations, and vote regarding the current teachers' contract, notwithstanding the fact that her sister-in-law is a substitute teacher in the Chariho school system.
A.O. 2009-4 to Dwight T. Farrar, a member of the Scituate Town Council, opining that the Code of Ethics does not prohibit him from participating in Town Council and Budget Committee hearings and meetings that relate to approving or rejecting the entire school and/or town budget as a whole, notwithstanding the fact that the his spouse is employed as a teacher in the Scituate school system.
A.O. 2008-23 previously issued to Robert Lafazia, a Johnston School Committee member, who is the owner and operator of La Fazia Auto Body & Auto Sales Company, Inc., was amended.
The Commission approved an Informal Resolution and Settlement in the matter of In re: Susan D. Menard, Complaint No. 2008-1.
The Commission approved an Informal Resolution and Settlement in the matter of In re: Brian R. Remy, Complaint No. 2008-7.
Discussion was had of Charles Mauti v. John Scuncio, et al., U.S. District Court C.A. No. 08-54S, Jason E. Ferrell v. Frank Caprio, Jr., et al., U.S. District Court C.A. No.08-378S, William V. Irons v. Rhode Island Ethics Commission , Superior Court C.A. No. 07-6666.
Discussion was also had regarding the Complainant's Role in the Complaint Process.


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Score: #10 Duke 71, Michigan 56
Record: Michigan (3-1), Duke (5-0)
Next U-M Event: Tuesday, Nov. 24 -- vs. Norfolk State (Crisler Arena), 8:30 p.m., Big Ten Network
Boxscore | Notes & Quotes
NEW YORK, N.Y. -- The University of Michigan men's basketball team fell short in its bid to upset its second top-10 opponent in as many nights as the Wolverines dropped a 71-56 decision to Duke (No. 10 AP/No. 5 ESPN/USA Today) in the championship game of the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Friday night (Nov. 21) at Madison Square Garden. U-M (3-1) put forth a strong effort in the first half and trailed by just eight points at the break, but the Blue Devils (5-0) opened the second half with an 8-2 run to build a double-digit lead that stood for the remainder of the contest.
Michigan will have another crack at Duke in two weeks when the Wolverines host the Blue Devils on Saturday, Dec. 6, in front of a sold-out crowd of 13,751 in Crisler Arena (ESPN).
Sophomore Manny Harris(Detroit, Mich./Redford HS) notched his third 20-point effort of the season, finishing with a game-high 25 points while hitting all but one of his 12 free-throw attempts. Junior DeShawn Sims(Detroit, Mich./Pershing HS) had another strong outing, tallying 10 points and three rebounds off the bench. Sophomore Kelvin Grady(Grand Rapids, Mich./East Grand Rapids HS) gave a solid effort with a game-high six assists to go along with five points and four boards, while senior/junior Zack Gibson(Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc HS) contributed six points and five rebounds.
Michigan, which advanced to the championship game with a 55-52 upset win over No. 4-ranked UCLA less than 24 hours before tonight's tip, had trouble finding a rhythm on offense for a majority of the contest. U-M finished the game shooting just 36 percent from the field (19-of-53), including 27 percent from three-point range (6-of-22).
Duke extended a 39-31 halftime lead to 14 points by putting together an 8-2 run while limiting the Wolverines to just two free throws in the first 3:39 of the second half. Harris kept Michigan in contention by scoring the team's first nine points of the half, including a fast-break dunk that cut Duke's advantage to 47-38 with 15:14 left in the game.
U-M had difficulty gaining any further momentum as the Blue Devils held the Wolverines without a field goal for a span of 7:04 while pushing their lead to 59-42 at 8:37. Harris and Sims gave Michigan hope by combining for the team's next 12 points, but U-M was unable to draw any closer than 65-53 in the remaining minutes of the game.
Duke jumped out to a 9-2 lead in the first 3:06 of the action, converting on four-of-six attempts from the field while limiting the Wolverines to just a pair of Harris free throws. Gibson stepped up and delivered back-to-back layups to narrow the gap to 9-6 at 14:36.
With the Blue Devils leading 12-6, Grady came off the bench and promptly hit the team's first three-pointer before draining a soft baseline jumper to keep the Duke lead at 14-11 with 12:32 remaining in the first half. Sims followed Grady's lead as he entered the game and collected a pair of baskets to cut the deficit to 17-15 at 11:02.
Duke came out of the television timeout and strung together an 8-0 run over a span 1:55 to extend its lead to 25-15 with 8:57 left until the break. The Blue Devils sustained a double-digit cushion over the next three minutes of play until freshman Stu Douglass(Carmel, Ind./Carmel HS) knocked down a triple in transition to trim the Duke advantage to 29-22 at the six-minute mark of the first half.
Michigan scored five unanswered points in the closing minutes of the half, with junior/sophomore Anthony Wright(Sterling, Va./Oak Hill Academy) draining a three-pointer and Gibson slamming home two off fifth-year senior C.J. Lee's (Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland HS) steal, resulting in a 35-29 Blue Devil lead with 2:42 to play. Duke responded with four quick points, but Harris hit a tough jumper in the final minute to keep the deficit in single digits, 39-31, heading into the break.
Michigan will return home to Crisler Arena to host Norfolk State on Tuesday (Nov. 25) at 8:30 p.m. The game will be televised live on the Big Ten Network.
Contact: Tom Wywrot (734) 763-4423
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 20, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Partly Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday Chiefs vs. Faribault KWNO 8 Tonight, Dugout Interview VOLUME 52, NO. 80 FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1952 EIGHTEEN PAGES This It A General View of the scene at Sawyer, Mich., after 31 cars of a Chesapeake Ohio freight train piled up in the center of the town the night before, damaging several buildings. The train was derailed in a collision with a light truck" whose three teen-aged occupants were seriously injured. The pileup shattered a .lumber company warehouse (lower center) and rammed into the railroad station (upper (AP Wirephoto) 3 Big RR Unions Study Peace Plan WASHINGTON big railroad unions today studied a labor peace plan the White House hopes will end a three-year dispute on the nation's railroads. The engineers, firemen and conductors brotherhoods, with a com- bined membership of more than were handed the contract proposal by Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman yesterday after- noon. So were the railroads, and they accepted it quickly. The unions were set for all-day, separate sessions. But they agreed to act as one on final acceptance or rejection. Steelman's proposal, submitted on a take-it-or-leave-it basis, would do these things: No Probe Seen Under McGranery By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON James P. Mc- Granery, the Pennsylvania judge the President has chosen to clean out corruption in the government, will probably be confirmed as at- torney general of the United States shortly after these words are print- ed. There is still time to note, however, that this event is likely to turn out to be another jolly joke on the American people. The peculiarities of the McGran- ery record have not yet been pub- -alator claus, tying wages to 1. Boost wages for men in yard service by 37 cents an hour, pf which cents is already being paid. 2. Boost wages for men who work on the open is, not in the 2214 cents an hour, 5 cents of which is already in effect. 3. Give the train unions sub- stantially what they wanted on a highly controversial working or operating rule involving crews which take a train through a divi- sional point. 4. Lay the groundwork for a five- day, 40-hour work week for men in the yards who now work 48 hours. 5. Put into effect a cost-of-living Sen. Pat McCarran, carefully clos ed the hearings when the more curious evidence was being given. Sen. McCarran seems to have a fellow feeling for the attorney gen- eral-nominate, which perhaps de- rives from their common friend- ship for Pan American Airways. The oddest testimony, now re- leased on motion of the Judiciary Committee minority, was given by the young Turk Democratic leader of Philadelphia, Richardson Dil- worth. Dilworth and McGranery, admittedly, are old-time political the cost of living. 6. Submit to binding arbitration the disputes over the following two operating rules: The rule gov- erning pay for men on a train which is assigned more than one type of work at the same time: Joy_ and the rule under which a rail- road may extend its switching limits. 7. Give the unions substantially, U.N. Blames Reds for Failure To Win Truce Admiral Joy Cites Vicious, Degrading Lies By SAM SUMMERLIN MUNSAN, Korea Na- tions truce negotiators today ac- cused the Communists of "seeking every vicious means" to block a Korean armistice because of their "fear of the truth." The especially bitter 62-minute session at Panmunjom produced no progress on the lone issue blocking an to do about captured Reds who do not want to return to Communist ter- ritory. The Communists want them back. The truce delegations will meet again tomorrow at 11 a.m. (9 p.m. Tuesday Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, closing out his last days as head of the Allied truce team, said that in WVz months of negotiations "I have not heard such vicious, degrading propaganda as that thrown at us today." Allied Stand Joy declared the Allied stand that no prisoner be forced to re- turn to Red control is governed by the humanitarian principles of the United Nations. The U.N. Command will not re- pudiate the principles on which the United Nations was founded, Joy added. North Korean Gen. Nam II opened the session by declaring the "public confessions" of Brig. Gen. Charles Colson "have killed j and buried the myth that our cap- tured personnel refuse to be re- patriated." Colson wrote a letter to Red POW's in the Koje Island prison stockade to gain the release of Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd, held as a hostage. The letter has since been repudiated by top U.N. officers. The official U.N. communique labelled Nam H's statements "one of the most vituperative outbursts of the armistice negotiations." Nam JQ accused the Allies of "inhumane treatment and murder-1 ous violence" against captured j Reds. Proposal Final Joy reiterated that the Allied proposal of April 28 is "firm, final j and irrevocable." This plan called for the return of of Red soldiers and civilian internees held by the Allies. The Reds in a counter proposal demanded that captured Red soldiers be returned. An Allied screening of prisoners showed that more than half of the captured Reds said they would re- sist Red rule. Joy again offered the Commu- nists the chance to join in re- screening of prisoners. "For your side to refuse this reasonable proposition is to deny the human rights of said. attitude this morning May Avoid War, Maj. Gen. William K. Har- rison was named to succeed Vice Admiral C. Turn- er Joy as chief of the United Nations Command Korean Armistice delegation. Harri- son, 56, a lay evangelist and 'a member of the Allied truce team since January, will take over his new duties on May 23. Gen. Mark W. Clark announced the surprise appointment. (AP Wirephoto) enemies. Yet Dilworth's testimony Presidenl seized the was buttressed by an elaborate ap-1 roads in Augustj 1950 to avert a paratus of photostats and court strike Thg thpec mions, following again proves conclusively to the world that because of your fear of the truth you are seeking every but not quite, all they wanted means at your disposal to a rule governing pay for workers block an armistice, told to report late for work be- cause their trains are late. This is called the reporting-for-duty rule. records. And it cannot be lightly a three-day strike last March, no- Volcano Calms Down MANILA Hibok volca- no today showed signs of calming down after two months of steam- ing activity. dismissed, since the main facts have been working untJer a are not disputed. i strike court order_ Deal Recalled I Should the unions now accept the, In brief, in the summer of 1939, j latest Steelman plan, the roads al- when King George and Queen Eliz-1 most certainly would be returned abeth of England were due to visit j to their private owners at once, this country, an Irish revolution-1 ary, Sean Russell, came here with the avowed intention of assassi- nating them. He was promptly picked up by the FBI. The Clan Na Gael, an extremist Irish group, thereupon persuaded McGranery, then a Democratic member of Congress, to try to get R.ussell re- leased. And at McGranery's re- quest, President Roosevelt allow- ed Russell to leave the country after bail had been posted. This raised with great dif- ficulty from rich members the Clan Na Gael, was deposited with McGranery as surety against Rus- sell's bail bond. Part of the money was transmitted to McGranery by James McGarrity, a Philadelphia chiefta'n of the Clan Na Gael. The rest was handed to McGranery di- rect by a Clan Na Gael officer, James Brislane. Russell left the country, and in 1941, the Clan Na Gael began to ask for its money (Continued on Page 2, Column 5) ALSOPS WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Partly cloudy tonight arid Wednesday. A little warmer Wednesday. Low to- night 45, high Wednesday 72. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 72; minimum, 50; noon, 71; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at. sun rises to- morrow at Additional weather on Page 15. Sheriff Wins Fight With 7 GREEN BAY County Undersheriff Rube Lasee got his seven of them. i The seven young men, 19 to 20, i ganged up on Lasee Sunday night j in a tavern when he tried to quiet them. The gang soon had enough and fled in two cars, but Lasee pursued, stopped one of the autos and got the names of all seven. Yesterday they were charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. Lasee, you see, is 6 feet 5 and weights 250. Body of Youth Removed From Ice Crevasse SPIRIT LAKE, Wash. cuers paused on a mountain path last night as a grief-stricken clergyman intoned the last rites of the church'over the body of his son who died in an icy crevasse high on Mt. St. Helens. The youth's 20-year-old Arthur Jessett, slipped into the narrow chasm at the mountain's level while on a climbing trip with three companions Sunday. He lived a number of hours talk- ing to his companions as the slip- ping ice eased him deeper and deeper into the crevasse. Mean- while, climbers fought frantically to rescue him. 75 Feet Deep Late yesterday, expert mountain climbers were lowered 75 feet into the frigid tomb and recovered the young University of Washington student's body. The father, the Rev. Thomas E. Jessett, met the somber party as it descended through fog and rain to this mountain lake in Southwest Washington. He opened the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer and read in a strained voice: ''Into thy hands, 0 merciful Sa- vior, we commend the soul of this thy servant, now departed from the body Then the father dropped to his knees, faced the sky and cried: "My son! My son! My He rose and shook hands with each of the eight ski patrolmen who had recovered the body. Dropped By Ropes Two of the rescuers, Jim and Louis Whittaker, twin brothers from Seattle, had been lowered by ropes into the crevasse. They said the body was wedged tightly be- tween the walls of ice. They cut the ice away and the body was raised by ropes. Dr. Otto Trott, who was with the ski patrol party, said the boy had been dead about 12 hours, i died of exposure. Young Jessett apparently had been able to break his fall only 35 feet beneath the surface snow. But-he had the only rope in the student party with him, making immediate .rescue impossible. As his companions desperately sought aid, he sank lower and lower. Tru man Beli leves Smiling President Truman introduces Gen. Matthew Ridgway, right, to Major Gen. Frederick A. Irving, United States Military Academy super- intendent, after arrival by train here this morn- ing. Mrs. Ridgway is a smiling onlooker. Man in back is unidentified. The President is here to take part in'the Academy's 150th anniversary celebration. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican- Herald) Slight Price Rise on Canned Goods Today WASHINGTON W) Prices in many grocery stores go up 1 to 2 j cents a can today on some canned vegetables, fruits and juices. Housewives can expect increases soon on a large variety of other foods. The Office of Price Stabilization said it was granting the higher I prices on vegetables, fruits and juices to compensate wholesalers for "markedly lower earnings.'' j Under this order come canned corn, green beans, peas, tomatoes, tomato juice, canned fruit cocktail, pineapple, peaches and pears. OPS said most independent stores will be affected but few chain stores will be, since they normally buy direct from pro- ducers rather than from whole- salers. Plan Ike Welcome Abilene Hopes for Good Day June 4 By JAMES E. LAWSON ABILENE, Kan. wonder what kind of weather we'll have June That's the big question to the residents of this Central Kansas town who are getting ready for the mammoth homecoming of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, potential Republican presidential candidate The Weather Bureau comes up' with a sporting answer. "Five to one it'll be a fine commented a bureau spokesman at Kansas City. "But when it does rain in these parts that time of year, brother, it can rain." The people around here 'are more curious about the kind of day it will be than they are about what the general will have to say at his homecoming speech. During a two-day celebration starting June 4, the five-stsr gen- eral will lay the cornerstone for a museum to house his war trophies. The structure is going up on ground adjoining the old Eisen- hower family home, where Ike grew to manhood. Raids at U. of M. At Left, Charles A. Lindbergh wearing a bor- Lindbergh in one of his most recent public appear- rowed suit of clothes, gets acclaim of Paris crowd after he had become the first man to fly solo non-stop from New York to Paris. Alongside Lindbergh is the late ambassador to France, Myron T. Hcrrick. At right, a closeup of Col. ances. It was 25 years ago today, on May 20, 1927, when the then 25-year-old flier took off on his history-making flight. (AP Wire- photo to The Republican-Herald) College Boy Craze Sweeps Across Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The college boy craze to invade women's dormitories for panties flared anew on campuses from Vermont to Minnesota last night. Harassed police were caught between raiders and the beleagured girls in the dormitories. Similar collegiate outbreaks have occurred at other schools in the nation. Apparently, some persons believe, the spring revolts repre- sent the students' way of letting off steam before final examina- tions. At Minneapolis, some 500 Uni- versity of Minnesota men students raided three women's dormitories but the raid netted only four bras, four pairs of panties, and a silk slip. sorties, part of a national springtime outbreak, were control- led in about an hour by Minne- apolis policemen. "This marks the end of the era of the business-like GI students; we are back into the age of the high school com- mented a dean. He recalled that in the 1920s such youngsters were eating goldfish. There was little vandalism and only one student was held by po- lice. Officers put Gaynor B. Frye, 21, Slayton, Minn., into a squad car when they found him letting air out of tires. Officers were equipped with tear gas. A fire engine was also sum- moned. But its hose lines were idle as students hesitated before the threat of a drenching. The raiding students pushed about to the accompaniment of screeches and squeals from the several hundred dormitory resi- dents. Some University of Conn- ecticut students at Storrs, Conn., milled around the sorority quad- rangle in another pantie raid. Girls retaliated by dousing boys with buckets of water. At Newark, Del., some 250 male students stormed eight coed halls on the University oC Delaware campus. Girls at one house fought back with a fire hose. Red POWs Clash With Guards At Pusan Camp SEOUL, Korea Communist prisoners of war in Pusan clashed with their United Nations guards today. One prisoner was killed and 85 were wounded. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, U.S. Eighth Army commander, an- nouncing the incident, reported one American guard suffered min- or injuries. Half the prisoners' injuries were minor. Van Fleet said. The announcement said no shots were fired during the battle. "An attempt by fanatical Com- munist prisoners of war to resist i proper medical treatment of pa- I tient inmates of Enclosure 10 of the prisoner of war camp at Pusan was quickly suppressed early today by United Nations the Tokyo announcement said. It" said the incident occurred at a.m. p.m. EST, Mon- The New Craze, Lingerie raids in college and university women's dormitories struck the University of Minnesota last night in Minneapolis. Here seemingly delighted coeds struggle with a raiding party in Sanford Hall. University officials are investigating and promise disciplinary action. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) Warns Nation Show of Force May Deter Reds President Addresses 150th Anniversary At West Point By ED CREAGH WEST POINT, N. Y. Presi- dent Truman said today the Krem- lin's desire to dominate the world is obviously unchangedr "but I be- lieve we are well on the way to preserving our freedom without paying the frightful cost of world war." "The plain fact Truman said, "that the Communists have utterly failed in their objectives in Korea. "The Communist aggression fail- ed to shatter the United Nations. Instead, the Communist attack has made the United Nations stronger and more vigorous and has demon- strated that it can and will act to defend freedom in the world." He added: "But we must alto be and ready to meet treachery or a renewal of aggression if that should come." If it should come, the President said, the Communists will run against a solid wall of free world the growing might (A reoroodcost of Truman's- West Point address may be heard locally over KWNO AM and FM at 7 p. m.) of this country and its new atomie_ weapons in the key defense posi-" tion, Truman's .speech was prepared for the 150th anniversary convoca- tion of the U. S. Military Academy. The President came here by train to deliver it in the role of com- mander in chief of the armed forces. Citiet Constitution This role, providing civilian con- trol over tie military, is "nailed down" in the Constitution, Truman noted. what could have been an-allusion to such steps as his dismissal of Gen. Douglas went on to say: "Many presidents, including the present one, have demonstrated that those words in the Constitu- tion mean what they say." Fresh from a conference with Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, who called at the White House soon aft- er flying into Washington from To- kyo on his way to succeed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as supreme commander in Europe, Truman spoke at unusual length about the Korean truce negotiations. He declared as firmly as ever that this country will not accept the Red demand for repatriation of all captured Communist soldiers whether they want to be repatri- ated or not. "It would be a betrayal of the ideals of freedom and justice for which we are the Presi- dent said, "if we forced these men at bayonet point to return to their ex-masters. "We won't do it. Won't Buy Armistice "We won't buy an armistice by trafficking in human slavery." Truman said it may not be known for some time whether the Communists will back down on this apparent indication that he does not expect the truce negotiations to break off in the near future. Then he added: "We shall remain ready to reach honorable settlements by peaceful means." Truman said the Reds have built up their strength in men, tanks and planes since the truce talks began almost a year ago. But this country, too, has con- solidated and increased its strength, he said. And with Amer- ican rearmament booming and anti-Communist forces growing stronger in both Europe and Asia, he said, 'there is a generally im- proved situation in the world. Truman cautioned against any relaxing or letting up in the West- ern defense effort. Likewise he de- he has repeatedly in> recent threats in Con- gress to cut his military and for- eign aid budgets, Keep Guard Up While the free world is well on the way to preserving its freedom without a world war, he. said, "no one should assume that the pos- sibility of war has become re- mote." The free nations, Truman must work for peace "in the face of a concerted campaign of threats and sabotage and outright aggres- sion directed by the Soviet which makes the situation of the rest of the world "dangerous in the extreme." ;
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Date of Stay: October, 2012
Decrepit bathrooms, Old dirty cinder block showers. Best sites taken by very long term wrecks, some work kampers. No Wi-Fi as was supposed to be, they said they were upgrading. Wouldn't let us park in "A" section, nicer than "C" & "D" & closer to river. Length limit of 30 or 32 feet, but you could put a 45 footer in many. If we went there again, we might dry camp down on river shore.
Date of Stay: March, 2012
The rv park is closed, fenced off, with no signage to explain or indicate if it will re-open.
Date of Stay: March, 2012
There was no internet (Wi-Fi or modem) no cable TV but we could pick up channels with antenna. There were some full-timers with shabby sites. Our site was not close to level. This park is definitely over priced.
Date of Stay: March, 2012
We got 1/2 price Passport America rate of $16.50 but they added $5 electric surcharge. The length of pull-through was OK but sites are very narrow and no patio at all. The grass was a bit sloped to put chairs on. The cable and Internet went down for part of evening. We would stay here for one night again passing through, only because of the Passport America rate.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
Entrance and clubhouse area are beautiful..leads to disappointment when you get to your gravel pit (site). No separation between sites, no trees or bushes, except the odd palm tree. Park models and villa homes near golf course have some nice landscaping, but area for RV'ers is ugly. Both staff and residents were aloof, unfriendly, except for some helpful pickleball players. It is very over priced with various prices for different offers, and months. Everyone else we spoke to was paying a different rate, as many as 5 different prices. We will never stay there again.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
Pull throughs are mostly available only for short term rallies. Not many sites will fit 38' or longer RV comfortably. There are lovely trees and bushes at most sites. There is a great pool and hot tub area. The park is handy to shopping and dining. The main drawback is the poor winter climate in Hemet, which is much cooler (sometimes 20 to 25 degrees) and wetter than some other S. California and Arizona snowbird areas.


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Raggamuffin has grown even bigger with four new DJ acts added to the line-up, including Rotorua's DJ Masive, aka Sam Hema.
Raggamuffin 2013 will be at the Rotorua International Stadium on February 1 and 2 with a massive line-up of national and international acts over two days, including Lauryn Hill and Ali Campbell's UB40.
Now Hema has been added to the line-up, with other Kiwi DJs, including Infared from Christchurch, Maori TV's Code resident DJ Poroufessor and bFM's Dubhead. They will feature on all stages and VIP zones throughout Saturday.
King Kapisi has also been confirmed for the Main Stage on the Saturday and will showcase his international brand of Djing/Mc-ing and more.
Hema said he was looking forward to the event and being able to showcase his own skills to the Raggamuffin crowd.
"It's awesome," Hema said.
"Just to be able to be included in that, that's enough for me."
He was also excited about meeting new people including organisers and the possibility of meeting one of his favourite MCs and singers - Lauryn Hill.
Hema said he would entertain the crowds with a DJ set playing some of the top local reggae, R&B, soul and hip hop.
The line-up for Friday night includes DJ Sir-Vere, The Club Kings, Pacific Reggae Mix, Darky Roots, Common Kings, Black Seeds and Gappy Ranks.
Saturday will include Zkabby Jams, Hot Rain ft Siaosi, Three Houses Down, The Green, Fiji, J Boog with special appearance by Monsta G, Brownhill featuring Swiss, Tomorrow People, Rebelution, Katchafire, Herbs, Alborosie, Ali Campbell's UB40, Toots and the Maytals, and Lauryn Hill.
Meanwhile, organisers are urging fans to get their accommodation sorted now, saying ticket sales for this year's reggae celebration have been stronger than previous years.
Organisers say Friday night sales are rocketing with one of the hottest acts of the moment, Common Kings, being a big drawcard.
They're also promising some special guest MCs on stage with Sir-Vere and the Club Kingz as they launch the VP Pacific Reggae Vol 1 CD on the Raggamuffin Friday night.
Due to demand a third VIP zone has been created - the Pacific VIP Tent.
Located in the village area, the tent will have a distinctly island feel and have an adjacent Kava Lounge.
It will provide a premium view of the Village stage which is packed with island reggae stars including J Boog, Fiji, Three Houses Down and The Green. It will also be open on the Friday night.
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A national award program is accepting nominations for New York City's most collaborative public school principal. The winner will earn a $5,000 grant for his or her school.
The 2008 MetLife Foundation Ambassadors In Education Program will recognize school principals who are demonstrating their commitment to their school and the broader community. It recognizes exemplary principals in New York City public schools who:
• Build partnerships with community organizations, parents, and guardians;
• Resolve conflicts and promote safety in the school and the community; or
• Promote civic engagement and community service.
All middle and high school principals in the New York City public schools are eligible. Nominations for the 2008 MetLife Foundation Ambassadors In Education Award are due March 7, 2008. Nomination forms are available at www.ncl.org.
"Principals play a crucial role in building family, school and community relationships to encourage successful teaching and learning," said Sibyl Jacobson, president and CEO of MetLife Foundation. "The Ambassadors In Education Award recognizes educators who are exceptional leaders in connecting school and community."
MetLife Foundation has recognized Ambassadors In Education in New York City public schools since 2003. Each year, the Award alternates recognition between teachers and principals. Last year, the program recognized New York City's teachers. Previous award winners include:
Adam Stonehill, teacher, Townsend Harris High School; Howard A. Friedman, principal, Manhattan Comprehensive Night & Day School; Peter Giles, teacher, Chelsea Vocational School; Colin Thomas, principal, Bronx Regional High School and Robert Frisch, teacher, Frank Sinatra School Of The Arts.
Each winner earned a $5,000 grant for their school, to help it continue building community networks.
"MetLife Foundation and the National Civic League started the Ambassadors In Education Award program in 2003 after the "MetLife Survey of the American Teacher" revealed a divide between many educators and their schools' communities," said National Civic League President Gloria Rubio-Cortes.
MetLife Foundation and the National Civic League have recognized 90 Ambassadors In Education across the nation, with more than $450,000 in grants since 2003. The Award is sponsored by MetLife Foundation, which was founded in 1976 by Met- Life and supports programs that increase opportunities for young people to succeed, give students and teachers a voice in improving education, develop partnerships between schools and communities and strengthen relationships among parents, teachers and students.
The National Civic League, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization devoted to community building and strengthening democracy, administers the program.
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To help alleviate carpal tunnel symptoms, I've recently made a conscious effort to utilize more keyboard shortcuts over the typical mouse gestures when I'm at the computer.
Following are some quick and easy computer shortcuts for you to try.
Bonus: The keys communicate faster with the computer than the mouse does, so you're also saving time!
The computer shortcuts (for Microsoft Windows programs) that I find amazingly simple and fun to use are:
1. Hold down CTRL+MouseButton — you can change the size of your font. quick & easy that way!
2. The ALT key toggles the drop-down menu items. on and off. Simply use your right/left/up/down arrows after clicking and releasing the ALT key to access any of the menu items up top. (ALT+first letter of the menu item works too, but the other way is faster.)
3. F11 toggles between "full screen view" and "regular screen view". Helpful if you want to "Print Screen" or need to see more of a photograph on your computer screen, etc. (Or, if you're like me and you just like a less-cluttered workspace!)
4. Instead of clicking on the BACK button with your mouse, click the ALT+LeftArrow (to go back) or the ALT+RightArrow (to go forward).
5. You can get yourself out of most jams with this keyboard shortcut: CTRL+Z. It simply "undoes" whatever you've just done… (This works even in situations where there is not typically an "undo" button option!) The reverse works too: CTRL+Y is the same as "redo".
6. When you're on the Internet, in your browser window you can use F5 to ReFresh (bring up the most recent version of this page from your computer's cache/memory) or CTRL+F5 to ReLoad (bring up the most recent version of this page from the owner's computer server).
7. ALT+TAB is the quickest way to see everything you've got open on your computer and choose which program you'd like to go to. You'll see an icon for each open program, and its description.
8. CTRL+TAB shows you all of the browser windows you currently have open and lets you switch between them.
9. Some Internet sites set their default so that any time you click a link on their page, it automatically opens up that link in a new, separate browser window. This is good, so you never lose sight of the page you were initially on. However, for sites that DON'T do this, you can do it yourself with a simple "SHIFT" before you click on any hyperlink.
10. ALT+HOME takes you back to your default homepage.
11. CTRL+N opens up a separate instance of your Internet browser. (Multi-taskers use this a lot… like when they've got the results of one search in one browser, and they're just digging for information in the other browser.)
12. Use SHIFT+F10 to bring up the "advanced features" for whatever page is currently on your computer screen. It's the same as a Right Click. I'm always surprised by how few people even know that these "advanced features" exist! If you're a beginner, try Right Clicking anywhere and everywhere — until you get a feel for all the places you can find "advanced features". If you're a routine user, start using SHIFT+F10 to save yourself some clicks.
13. Whenever you need to minimize everything in a hurry to get to your desktop, use ALT+M.
14. Use CTRL+A to select all of the copy in a document or browser window. From there, you can use CTRL+C to "copy", CTRL+V to "giVe/paste", or CTRL+X to "cut".
15. ALT+ESC shuffles between all of the programs you currently have open.
The key (no pun intended) to using keyboard shortcuts is this: The simple act of using the mouse to "hone in" on the precise area of a "button" in order to activate a particular task puts undue strain on your wrist and nerves. Due to the sheer number of such movements associated with using the mouse, if you are a frequent computer user, and you primarily use the mouse for the majority of your computer tasks, then carpal tunnel syndrome is likely in your future.
My recommendation: Try out some new keyboard shortcuts like those listed above. They can't hurt. And your wrists will thank you!
For even more keyboard shortcuts for the particular version of Windows you are using, try these:
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I'm from the Sacramento, CA area and I had previously driven a '98 Saturn and wanted something with a little more pep and fun to drive (I think my weedeater has more pep than my Saturn). I test drove the WRX and fell in love with it, the next evening I was driving home a silver '04 with about 20K miles on it, stock, with the premium package.
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Probably the hardest part of booking a Disney World trip is deciding on and getting all of the dining reservations you want.
The hardest dining reservations include Be Our Guest for dinner (currently the most difficult to book), pretty much all of the character meals, signature dining meals (like Victoria and Albert's, Le Cellier and California Grill) and dinner shows.
Here are my tips on getting the most difficult reservations...
1. The most surefire way: book 180 days in advance
The most foolproof, surefire way of getting any reservation is to book 180 days before your trip begins.
But even if you do that, there are some tricks that can improve your chances of getting everything you want.
Try online before phone
Online reservations open up at 6 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, while the phone lines open up at 7 a.m. Always try the website earlier but keep the phone number handy in case there are issues on the website - 407-WDW-DINE.
Chances are better toward the end of your trip
People staying on-site can book all of their reservations for their whole trip 180 days before the trip begins. That means that your chances are better toward the end of your trip since those dates aren't opened to everybody yet.
If there's a place you really want more than any other, stay flexible and have a couple of date options.
Here's a video that helps explain this a bit better...
Put your reservations in order of difficulty, not chronological order
If you book your reservations chronologically, you may miss out on some of the difficult ones.
Put them in order of difficulty so you can try the hardest ones first. Prioritize dinner shows and the Tomorrowland Terrace Fireworks Dessert Party since seating is often based on when the reservation was made.
2. Some restaurants should be called directly
The non-Disney restaurants don't release many seats to the Disney Dining system so you're better off calling them directly if you can't get reservations through the Disney Dining system.
Rainforest Cafe (Animal Kingdom location) - 407-938-9100
Rainforest Cafe (Downtown Disney location) - 407-827-8500
T-Rex Cafe - 407-828-8739
3. A couple of days beforehand, check again
Disney World has recently adopted a new cancellation policy that requires a credit card to secure any Table Service reservation. If you don't cancel by the day before your scheduled reservation, you'll automatically be charged $10/person.
The good thing about this policy is that it keeps people from stockpiling reservations that they aren't going to use and it means that openings come up the day or two beforehand that people can snag for their trip.
I'd recommend checking online and/or by using the My Disney Experience app a day or two before you're hoping to get in somewhere.
The same ideas could be applied to booking special events like boat cruises, although you almost always have to book those 180 days in advance. Since those have even fewer spots available than restaurants, you should put those high on your priority list.
Are there reservations you're hoping to get or other tips you'd like to share?
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Grant Batty was a feisty dynamo who did things his way, to the extent that he announced his retirement in the middle of the 1977 series with the Lions after being picked for the second test.
He had scored an intercept try in the first test at Athletic Park but his right knee was too damaged to allow Batty to play with the freedom he craved. His five year career was done.
The small man who loved big challenges and was pronounced a sporting freak by All Black coach JJ Stewart, headed off into some unfulfilling business ventures.
Batty had been a whizz-kid at school in the Wairarapa and that prompted the Rugby Almanack to pick him as one of their promising players after playing for Wellington in his first year out of school.
He wanted to play halfback which may explain his choice of Sid Going, another small muscular man, as the most talented All Black he ever played with.
Batty was posted further out in the Wellington backline where he was a target for regular roughhouse attention. He never shirked the contest and his career flourished when he was shifted to the wing for the NZ Juniors trip to Australia in 1972.
That launched his test career and the memories of his extraordinary acceleration and braking power, the jaunty walk, the Zapata moustache and the tinder dry temper. Batty was entertainment plus, a bristling powder keg who loved to mix it and drew crowds into his world.
With his playing days done, Batty won the NZ Superstars series three years in a row before moving to Queensland where he turned his skills to coaching.
Date of birth: 31 August 1951
Position: Wing
Test debut: 2 December 1972 v Wales at Cardiff
Final test: 18 June 1977 v British & Irish Lions at Wellington
Matches: 53
Tests: 15
Provinces: Wellington, Bay of Plenty
Test tries: 4
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Be sure and read all of the Terms. Some have the right to change the instructors. It is in the very small print and you have to look hard for the link. It was an expensive lesson.
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Be sure and read all of the Terms. Some have the right to change the instructors. It is in the very small print and you have to look hard for the link. It was an expensive lesson.
Not yet, but my sister is paying for the 2 of us to go on a Sisterhood of Quilters cruise in 8/11 to Alaska. Will be gone 7 days and will be taking a class on board ship to make a wall hanging. She and I both hand quilt but Bernina will be furnishing machines for those who machine quilt. We will be in 3 separate ports and go to quilt shops. We're both trying to save money to buy fabric in at least ONE of the shops.
I've checked in to a few but you must fly to either FL or CA and that really ups the price for me being so far away from either....I would love to go on one tho someday
We're flying from Detroit to Seattle.
We're flying from Detroit to Seattle.
I did something similar two times. A friend of mine who owns a little quilt shop organized a handquilting workshop on the ferry from Kiel in Germany to Oslo in Norway and I had the honor being the teacher! Oslo is such a wonderful city and I love Norway a lot. The trips were absolutely great!
I haven't taken any cruise before but have seen the advertisements in quilting magazines. Somehow it doesn't make sense to me. Why would you want to be sitting at a sewing machine indoors missing the outdoor activity. Even if the outdoor activity is sitting in a lounge chair on deck with a good drink in my hand. I have a hard time deciding when I am at home whether to go upstairs to my sewing room or stay outside planting flowers or pulling weeds. HMMM, all the flowers are planted, so it is down to weeds or quilting. Up stairs I go.


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Two more points. First, Twitter has played a vital newsgathering role in Iran because a crisis developed and traditional journalists had trouble operating. Its newsgathering utility in less dramatic situations, however, where the citizenry has less incentive to report and professional reporters have more room to maneuver, remains relatively unproven.
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Types Of Men's Cufflinks
To wear cufflinks, you actually have to have a cuff that can take them. So the most common one we're going to see is the French cuff or the double cuff. It's called that because literally it doubles over.
Traditionally, this is seen on more formal shirts. You won't find this on casual shirts and if you do, it's something that's probably custom-made and it's breaking a style rule which I guess if the man knows what he's doing, more power to him.
Cufflinks come in various levels of formality. Let's start with the least formal to the most formal in terms of cufflink build:
Cufflink #1 – It's very common and inexpensive. As you can see, they're in a playful color and this would be something that a lot of guys love especially the young men. It adds a bit of color to this wardrobe, helps him stand out a bit and at the same time, one can purchase quite a few of them.
Cufflink #2 – This cufflink is the one that you'll probably see most often and you've got a semi piece. This right here is Pewter, but we could have silver and gold. I've even seen this with Stormtrooper Head's Legos.
It runs the gamut but the thing is it's actually two separate pieces, so we have the hinge part that moves and that has been attached to the piece of jewelry. Most cufflinks you see out there are going to be this style.
Cufflink #3 – This style is technically more formal and that's because it has no moving parts and usually made from a precious metal. This one's made from silver and its whole design is to be able to go through the hole and hold it on both ends without having any moving parts.
And by the way, this isn't a rigid system. Oftentimes, you'll see a cufflink and hear that it's more formal because of what it's made of. Usually, if a cufflink is built to this standard, you're going to see it's very high quality.
Cufflink #4 – This one's unique. This actually I had it made by a craftsman. It's got a very unique design. You would even argue perhaps that this one isn't as formal as cufflink #3, but I put it here because this basically can become an heirloom since it's a one of a kind piece.
There you have it. The four levels broken up for you. Hopefully that gives you a better overview of cufflinks.
There are other styles and other types and you will notice almost everything I had there was silver. That's my personal preference. I'm really not a gold kind of guy. Even my wedding ring is silver but you can bring in other colors.
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X. Aftermath
My memory of what happened immediately after Mrs. Martin's contemptuous
treatment of me is as vague and indefinite as the vaporings of a fevered dream. I
have a faint recollection of several friendly people offering their sympathy. The
old stableman, who looked after the horses, cautioned me not to start out alone;
but I have since learned that I cursed him and all the rest, and rode away as one
in a trance. But I must have had some little caution left, for I remember giving
Shepherd's a wide berth, passing several miles to the south.
The horses, taking their own way, were wandering home. Any exercise of control
or guidance over them on my part was inspired by an instinct to avoid being
seen. Of conscious direction there was none. Somewhere between the ferry and
the ranch I remember being awakened from my torpor by the horse which I was
leading showing an inclination to graze. Then I noticed their gaunted condition,
and in sympathy for the poor brutes unsaddled and picketed them in a secluded
spot. What happened at this halt has slipped from my memory. But I must have
slept a long time; for I awoke to find the moon high overhead, and my watch,
through neglect, run down and stopped. I now realized the better my
predicament, and reasoned with myself whether I should return to Las Palomas
or not. But there was no place else to go, and the horses did not belong to me. If
I could only reach the ranch and secure my own horse, I felt that no power on
earth could chain me to the scenes of my humiliation.
The horses decided me to return. Resaddling at an unknown hour, I rode for the
ranch. The animals were refreshed and made good time. As I rode along I tried
to convince myself that I could slip into the ranch, secure my own saddle horse,
and meet no one except the Mexicans. There was a possibility that Deweese
might still be in camp at the new reservoir, and I was hopeful that my employer
might not yet be returned from the hunt on the Frio. After a number of hours'
riding, the horse under saddle nickered. Halting him, I listened and heard the
roosters crowing in a chorus at the ranch. Clouds had obscured the moon, and
so by making a detour around the home buildings I was able to reach the
Mexican quarters unobserved. I rode up to the house of Enrique, and quietly
aroused him; told him my misfortune and asked him to hide me until he could get
up my horse. We turned the animals loose, and, taking my saddle inside the
_jacal_, held a whispered conversation. Deweese was yet at the tank. If the
hunting party had returned, they had done so during the night. The distant range
of my horse made it impossible to get him before the middle of the forenoon, but
Enrique and Doña Anita assured me that my slightest wish was law to them.
Furnishing me with a blanket and pillow, they made me a couch on a dry cowskin
on the dirt floor at the foot of their bed, and before day broke I had fallen asleep.
On awakening, I found the sun had already risen. Enrique and his wife were
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In the physical, material sense, it's quite rare in nature... But, at the same time, it surrounds us. Babies can't detect it. The Himba tribe of Namibia can't describe it. Pablo Picasso turned to it after a friend committed suicide and in the West it's creative and reliable in the East it's cold and deathly. This week on the Why Factor, we're talking about something different - the colour blue.
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Painted Pinstripe Removal
Hello Folks,
My 2001 Ford F150 Lightning pickup has a painted pinstripe (applied by the previous owner) applied all along the top of the body line. Over the years it has become faded, and in some spots it has completely disappeared.
The original red paint is otherwise in excellent condition.
I would like to remove the remainder of the pinstripe - is this something I could do, perhaps with careful use of polishing/rubbing compound?
Thanks in advance! :thumbup:
Cheers, Ken in SSF
You need to "cut" it off the top of the paint. If you polish it off you will also be polishing the surrounding paint the same amount, correct? That would NOT be good as you would go thru the clear about the same time you go thru the stripe. The stripe may cut faster being it is likely not a 2K cured paint as the clear is, but the clear would most certainly be cut as you are cutting the stripe.
So to remove the stripe your first plan of attack would be simply rubbing it off with a rag with lacquer thinning on it. The stripe is often simply enamel striping paint that will wash off with lacquer thinner. After washing it off you then polish the clear to remove any texture difference or remnants of the stripe.
Another minimally abrasive method may be a clay bar. I have been amazed at what this very interesting tool will remove. You can pick one up at a paint store, Magic clay is a brand name but there are others.
Clay Magic Clay Bar - Blue Fine Grade, CM-2200 - Detailing.com
This clay wipes off anything "stuck" on a smooth surface. I have used it to get direct overspray off a plexi-glass window with no damage what so ever to the window, how about cured urethane primer overspray off a car, again, totally removed it with no damage what so ever. No cutting, no wearing of the clear like polish or compound would do, it really works well and may take it off, I have never tried it with a painted on pin stripe but I wouldn't be surprised if it took it right off.
The next step after those fail would be to sand it off. Using very fine color sanding paper like 1500 with a block, a narrow block and carefully sand only the stripe so the surrounding clear isn't sanded. You can do this with a block because the block is going to hit only what is highest, unlike the polish compound that is cutting everything, that is the difference and a BIG difference. If you are careful you can cut just the stripe off with very little effect to the surrounding area and then polish the clear back to a shine.
Here is the block that I made years ago for such work, I got a regular old 3M block and cut it with a hack saw. This little one inch wide block works great for stuff like that stripe.
Brian, you post excellent advice on that stripe removal. I, as a Ford pickup owner, have to caution the OP that whatever he does, be well aware that the original paint/CC is very thin as I've had to 'attack' the tail gate on mine (probably the same on all late vehicles now days). It almost might be a better choice to either have that stripe repainted (over coated with new) or use tape stripes.
Dave W
i used to work for a harley dealer we always got trade ins with pinstripes. easy off oven cleaner takes it off does not harm the paint at all
Thanks Larry, I forgot to respond to that, yes Easy off is for cleaning ovens not for delicately removing pin stripes on your beautiful truck. It may have a place in the garage but this isn't it!:nono:
We aren't talking about knowing everything, we are talking about the odds, we are talking about taking a chance that could get you into real trouble. It may very well work but this isn't the place to suggest it.
But you know what, I am going to do some experiments with it and see. How do you like that?
How true, how true. And are we SURE the OP's truck is original paint?
Yep, picked up a can on the way to work today. I lucked out in that I had the rare painted on stripe on a junk fender to work with. This is an original paint Saab example.
I sprayed it on and let is set a few minutes. I was atonished to see that it did soften the stripe and some of it rubbed of with a little elbow grease.
But it had a long way to go. So I sprayed it back onto that spot I wiped off and let it set a while longer, 15 minutes or so.
I wiped it off and I'll be damn a lot more stripe came off! I was pretty surprised at this, could I NOT know everything? Damn, this was shaking me up a bit. I was under the impression that I DID know everything and this was kicking my worlds butt!
As I wiped it off it looked like friggin wax for goodness sakes, it put a SHINE on that paint, it was like it was magic. But I noticed that the rag had a little drag as I went across that area where it had been sprayed with EasyOff and not the surrounding area...hmmmm. Yep, I rubbed my fingernail across it not viciously mind you, just a little rub and sure enough the clear has been softened quite a bit! You can see the dark spot just to the left of where the stripe is almost all gone where I run my nail. It was most certainly softened!
My vast knowledge of autobody and paint had been redeamed, I DID know it all! WHOOO HOOOO
I also put it on a headlamp, it softened the clear that is on the light staining it. (Yes the plastic headlamps have a clear on them from the factory). I put it on a black out tape, yep it softened it staining it terribly.
Could it work if you simply had an original equipment Harley gas tank, sure. You have nothing else to get overspray on, the clear may be a little tougher, the stripe may be a little weaker, sure, it could work. No one is saying anyone is "wrong", what we are saying is that it isn't a something to experiment with, which is exactly what we are doing just as I did on this junk Saab fender and the other parts, experimenting.
If it was to be suggested VERY strong warnings need to be given as well so the poor guy who hears "EasyOff oven cleaner will take those stripes off" doesn't go out and spray the stuff on like it's the magic holy grail of stripe removal and he ruins some plastic parts or it attacks the paint because it wasn't original and as tough as the original would have been.
Thank you oldndusty for giving me the chance to try it out, I have heard this over the years and always totally discounted it but I can see where it could work. I asked my co-workers what they thought about it and one of them said he did know of guys using it on bikes to remove not only paint stripes but also anodize off aluminum! So there is a warning for you, don't get it on ANYTHING but the painted surface around the stripe!
Sodium Hydroxide used to be the active ingredient in dip tanks.
It is a common ingredient in oven cleaners.
Also called Caustic Soda.
It is a quite dangerous chemical in its pure form, normally stored as a flake.
Interesting fact, as long as your skin is dry the flake can lay on your skin with no ill effects. Don't sweat or the burn will start in a hurry. In pure liquid form it is very dangerous and most industries try and avoid it if possible.
When mixing flakes with water, put the full amount of water in a container, then slowly add the flakes. Never the other way around.
try wetsanding with swome 1500 - 2000 sandpaper... go in circles... use ALOT OF WATER... maybe a sponge to help keep it from being too abrasive.. u can also add some liquid soap to keep it from clogging the sandpaper... every so often dry off what you are wetsanding with a towel or any kind of drying utencil to see how far you've sanded down... painter of 12 years
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There's something about the weather that ev'rybody loves. They call it the Indian spring of Sacramento. And when the sun is up in the sky The wind is blowing by the riverside most ev'ry day. You're in Sacramento, a wonderful town. Sing, sing, sing, din-di-din.
–"Sacramento," Middle of the Road
Why is it that you always end up leaving for a road trip several hours later than planned?
There are always those last-minute errands, that pair of swim trunks that you can't find, and the cat, who you forgot needs to be fed by someone while you're away.
It wasn't surprising that we left for our I-5 road trip later than expected and encountered traffic hell going to Sacramento. I found myself wondering why they don't set up a walking lane on Highway 80 on Friday afternoons.
Enough about traffic because we eventually make it to Sacramento. Here are three highlights from our evening.
1) The Nut Tree, Vacaville.
This is a photo of my kids sticking their heads through the legendary Nut Tree Wall. Can't see their faces?
Here's a closeup.
When we couldn't take the traffic any longer, we pulled over at this legendary road stop. The Nut Tree originally opened as a fig stand in 1921, evolving over time into a major tourist complex on Interstate 80. For decades travelers stopped for pineapple marshmallow delight in its restaurant and then rode the little red train that circled the shady grounds.
Today, a smaller version of the Nut Tree lives on. The original train chugs around a courtyard surrounded by some restaurants and shops. We also found the original carousel and of course the Nut Tree Wall.
2) Discovery Park, Sacramento.
We arrived in Sacramento at dusk. The kids were ready to run around so we pulled off the freeway to go to this 160-acre park at the confluence of the American and Sacramento rivers.
3) Quan Nem Ninh Hoa, Sacramento.
We were delighted by the food at this restaurant that's the No. 1 rated Vietnamese restaurant in Sacramento on Yelp.
This photo is of the $13.99 special, which is basically "make your own spring rolls." Our waitress carried little plates of food to our table: vermicelli noodles; skewers of charbroiled pork; a pile of fresh lettuce, cilantro, basil, and mint; pickled carrots and daikon; bowls full of sweet peanut sauce; fried egg rolls; and then rice paper that you soak in water before stuffing with your choice of ingredients.
Our waitress showed us how to make the spring rolls.
Trip details
Miles: 120
Hours in car: 3
- Dinner: $33
- Hotel: $80 (Best Western Sandman)
- Entertainment: $5
Total: $118
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Nuova Simonelli Espresso Machines
Nuova Simonelli is an Italian based espresso machine and grinder manufacturer who focuses their design around simple user interfaces without sacrificing any quality from your morning shot of espresso. While a lot of their focus is on commercial-sized espresso machines, they carry several machines that are perfect for home use. Two of our favorites are the Musica, a programmable heat exchanger espresso machine that allows for total customization of how your espresso shots are dispensed, and the Oscar, one of the first heat exchangers to be priced around a thousand dollars.
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Date of Stay: June, 2012
They charged for air! We stayed in the past with friend in the permanent spots and fifth wheel. Prices have increased dramatically. Staff was friendly but dismissive after the initial greeting (more than one instance). A great site for kids. For adults looking to relax, not great. This is more of a watermark than a camping destination. Oh, rental was high as well. Camping should be affordable: now it costs as much or more, than a hotel.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Nice quiet place. Peaceful. Not a lot to do but very scenic. Pool and boardwalk to canal. Well kept and clean. Not really for kids but was perfect for us, just looking to unwind. Central location between peace and things to do. Bugs are brutal especially when the sun goes down. Either stay in or come heavily prepared for the battle!


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 58 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
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We offer an annual prepaid service, testing and warranty plan for homeowners that have residential water wells. For $399 per year, we "take the worry out of owning YOUR well", and repair or replace any well system components that fail to produce an adequate supply of water for your family. Currently, we are in the State of Maryland but looking to expand geographically.
We are currently WelGard, but will be changing to Well Guardian. Current web site is http://www.welgard.com but again will be changing.
Words associated with the brand include protection, peace of mind, warranty, service, reliability.


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*NOTE* I use my 7 quart slow cooker for this and it is a tight fit. If you have a smaller slow cooker then you will need to adjust the recipe!
Slow Cooker Corn and Potato Chowder Ingredients:
- 8 ounces (1/2 pound) bacon, cooked until crispy and crumbled
- 2 1/2 pounds Russet potatoes (approximately 5 medium sized potatoes), NOT peeled, diced in 1/4 inch cubes
- 8 cups (about 2 pounds) kernel corn (I used frozen)
- 1 medium/large sweet yellow onion, finely chopped
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 6 - 8 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt (my favorite is Aunt Cora's)
- 32 ounces (4 cups) chicken stock
- 16 ounces (2 cups) half and half or heavy cream
- salt and pepper
- Combine all ingredients EXCEPT half & half in the slow cooker.
- Cook on low for 10 hours or high for 6 hours.
- Blend about half the soup using an immersion blender (or just scoop it into your upright blender then return to slow cooker).
- Add half and half or heavy cream and continue cooking, uncovered, for about another 15 minutes, until heated through. Salt and pepper to taste.
- Serve and enjoy!
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"Quite simply, these are some of the finest Riojas that can grace your cellar: complex, refined, classic but without compromising fruit intensity and to reiterate: wines that speak about where they come from." Neal Martin the Wine Advocate 8/12.
2001 and 1998 are the two greatest releases of this wine since 1964 and the duo of 1976 and 1977...Yes, we are talking about Rioja...specifically the La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva 904!
One of the benchmarks for Rioja over the years, the 904 Gran Reserva is known for turning out great examples of traditional Rioja. However, as you know by now the exceptional vintages in Rioja are few and far in between and the 2001 vintage has long been awaited. Since 2001 is one of the greatest vintages for Rioja in the past two decades we have been waiting for this wine to finally be released. That time has come as this wine is to arrive around the end of the month!
In addition to the highly awaited 2001 Gran Reserva 904, we are also receiving more of the exceptional 1998 Gran Reserva 904. The 1998 Gran Reserva 904 is a fantastic bottle that is already drinking great. With a limited amount previously in stock, we have been watching this beauty over the past year evolve nicely. Considered to be one of the finest wines of the 1998 vintage, the Gran Reserva 904 is the highest rated 'Traditional' styled Rioja from the Wine Advocate, the wines that topped the 904 were the modern style of Artadi.
Both wines are offering exceptional value for the quality, comparison to their peers and their age. We are talking 12 and 15 year old wines here for only $44 to $48 per bottle!!!
Chin, Chin,Jeremy
"The 2001 Gran Reserva 904 will not be released for another 3 years. Dark ruby-colored with a garnet rim, it displays a lovely nose of Asian spices, incense, tobacco, balsamic, and blackberry. On the palate it has exceptional depth, layers of spicy black fruit, excellent ripeness, and an elegant personality. Upon release it should continue to evolve for another 5-6 years and drink well through 2040...96." WA 6/10.
"The 1998 Gran Reserva 904 is a blend of 90% Tempranillo and 10% Graciano aged in American cask for four years. It has a very fine nose with notes of dried honey, cloves, raisin and wild heather that blossom in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with a touch of orange peel on the entry. It has an effortless sense of harmony and poise, with a crisp tense finish and suffused with a sorbet-like freshness. It just dances across the palate, a memorable Rioja with style and panache." Drink now-2030.
...Quite simply, these are some of the finest Riojas that can grace your cellar: complex, refined, classic but without compromising fruit intensity and to reiterate: wines that speak about where they come from...95." WA 8/12.
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In the closing years of the prior decade, my colleague Ken Molay used to understandably bemoan the state of the term "webinar" both legally and semantically. His musings on the subject can be found here, here, here and here. Recent anecdotal evidence leads me to believe the days of webinar obscurity and semantic scorn are gone.
I recently went shopping online for a new set of PC headphones. To my surprise, I found several advertised to be "excellent for webinars". We would never have seen this benefit itemized just a couple of years ago. But then you say, these sales people are techies selling to techies. Fair enough.
Indeed, you don't know how many times, to my frustration, I have had to explain my job to people who have never heard of a webinar — that is, until recently. I just opened a bank account in my new home state of Illinois. The banker asked the inevitable question, "what do you do for a living?" I replied "webinar producer" and then got ready to go into my spiel. To my shock, an expression of recognition spread across the banker's face. "Oh, I used to attend webinars all the time," she said. The same thing happened a couple of weeks later when my new attorney started asking me for advice on giving a webinar.
OK, this isn't science. I haven't run any surveys yielding statistical confirmation of my theory but the anecdotal data is, to my mind, conclusive. Webinars are now mainstream. The next question is, does the mention of webinar evoke a positive or negative reaction? In this area I think there is still progress to be made but at least fewer folks are asking, "what's a webinar?"