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Jeff Bodtke (B.A. '10)
Operator, Recycling Co.
Jeff graduated from Cornerstone in 2010 with his B.A. in Business with an emphasis in marketing and a minor in finance. Right out of college he moved to Ann Arbor to work for a communications firm that represented a Fortune 100 corporation in the automotive industry. A year after graduating he is now operating an electronics recycling company in SW Michigan. He feels privileged to be able to give back to his alma mater by serving as a member of the board.
Paul Doane (B.R.E. '74)
Associate Director of Financial Aid at Grand Rapids Community College
Paul has worked in college admissions and financial aid for the past 32 years, ten which were spent at Cornerstone University. He currently serves as Associate Director of Financial Aid at Grand Rapids Community College and is actively involved in the Michigan Student Financial Aid Association. A 1974 graduate of CU, Paul also attended Grand Rapids Theological Seminary. Paul enjoys reconnecting CU alumni with each other. He attends Faith Baptist Church in Kentwood, MI with his wife Nancy where he serves as an elder. They have three adult children.
Terri (Burns) Fowler (B.A. '81)
Chaplain at Gordon Food Service
Terri graduated from Cornerstone University in 1981 with a Bachelor's degree in Speech Communication. She has worked with non-profit organizations in community and church relations and is currently serving as a chaplain at Gordon Food Service. Terri and her husband, Bruce, attend Thornapple Covenant Church, where she is an elder. They have two adult children.
Rick Koole (B.R.E. '70), Board Chairperson
Senior Pastor for LifePointe Church in Fallbrook, CA
Rick began serving at LifePointe Church in September 2013, after serving 16 years as the senior pastor at a church in Hudsonville, Michigan. Through a para-church ministry, LifePointe Media, he provides recordings of his sermons for Christian school teachers across the country. He and his wife, Carolyn (B.A. '99), have been blessed with five children.


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... a funny mixture of traditional Greek and British culture, equally comfortable with mama's moussaka or M&S, but overall I rather like Cyprus. It's been a perfect place to chill out as the relaxed first leg of my month away.
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On this trip in Cyprus, I am lucky enough to enjoy several, so see how I captured the visual beauty of nature's original fireworks display out here from the Asimina suites on this specific day.
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"Draft My Paper" is a 10-minute film introduction to library and research resources at York College and The City University of New York.
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Basement Insulation
Hello Everyone,
I am installing the insulation roxul (R-14) into 2by4 studs in my basement walls.
I kept my frames 1.5 inch away from the basement concrete walls. I didn't removed the insulation done by my builder which covers only half the height of the concrete walls dropping from ceiling, instead I left it behind the studs alongwith vapour barrier done by builder.
Now when I am installing the insulation I always have a 1 inch or more empty space left after applying insulation specially lower part of the wall which was not insulated by the builder. In upper part there is no problem because the empty space behind the studs is occupied by previous insulation by the builder.
What Should I do. If I am applying 2nd layer it looks little tight and comes out from studs. Or Is it a good idea to decrease the thicness of second layer according to the space left in studs. I am just worried If I applied the vapour barrier on the empty space, the air left inside the studs may hurt my insulation in future.
Sorry for lengthy question.
Hamilton, Canada
Personally, I like starting with a clean slate and by that I mean I like taking everything off before I put my work back onto a basement wall. I don't know what your builder put on the wall, maybe something like 1" of polystyrene, but in any case, the old vapour barrier has to come off - you can't have 2 vbs down there.
In your shoes, I would remove the old stuff, put my straight and true stud wall an inch or so away from the concrete wall, put down a roll of 4" wide foam underneath the bottom plate, use the Roxul to fill in the void completely, then staple a 6mil plastic vb, well taped and sealed with acoustic sealant, right from the bottom plate to the top, not forgetting the spaces between the upper joists. Then cover that with 1/2" drywall...
Remember up here we're in the 'freezing zones' and what we need up here is quite different than what others need in other zones.
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One role the blogosphere might be able to play is in the rapid transmission of ideas across disciplines. In theory generalists could emerge who scan the styized facts as they appear on blogs and compline them into a more robust theory.
Jim Hamilton has an excellent post on price that consumers actually pay. Using supermarket data its shows that although discounts are rare a huge fraction of items are sold at discount.
I found Figure 3 below particularly interesting. The red, short-dashed line is the regular, non-sale price for Peter Pan that one would infer from Figure 1 above. The blue, long-dashed line is the regular price for Jif from Figure 2, and the green, short-dashed line is the regular price for a third brand. The solid black line is the average price consumers actually paid for peanut butter. Its dynamic behavior looks nothing like any of the three regular prices.
I remember reading some papers about this in graduate school. At the time we were thinking about willingness-to-pay and consumer surplus.
However, its interesting to see how the fraction of items sold at a discount moves with a recession, and whether prices are really more pro-cyclical than we think.
Just thinking about this suggests to me that a few very sticky prices – ones that I like to think of as obligations – like mortgage contracts might account for a lot of macroeconomic fluctuation.


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A would-be robber who claimed to be holding a gun in his sock-covered hand abandoned his holdup attempt at a Stock Island Burger King Sunday night after the manager told him he had to retrieve the cash register key, then walked away from the counter.
The frustrated man fled the store with no money at 8:20 p.m., tripping over a cardboard display as he rushed for the door, according to a Monroe County Sheriff's Office offense report.
A manager and employee told deputies a man wearing shorts and what appeared to be a T-shirt wrapped around his head walked up to the counter and demanded money. The man wore a brown sock over his left hand, telling the manager the sock covered a gun.
The store manager said the would-be robber told him to "open the register and give me the (expletive) money," and "I got a gun or I'll shoot you," according to an offense report.
The man handed the manager a plastic bag to fill with cash, but the manager explained he needed to get a key, then turned and walked away, deputies said.
"OK, faster, faster," the man reportedly said.
Meanwhile, an employee working the drive-through window heard the man tell the manager, who was walking away, "Hey, don't do anything like call the cops." The employee told a drive-through customer to phone 911, then she hid out of sight, the report states.
Apparently realizing he'd been duped, the man turned to leave, knocking down a display as he ran out of the store, deputies said. The man was last seen running east on Maloney Avenue.
A search of the area failed to turn up a suspect.
The man was described as a stocky, 6-foot-tall white man between 35 and 45 years old with blue eyes.
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Cal Penner noticed about a decade ago that it was getting harder to retain employees at his hog farm northwest of Winnipeg.
The young men who worked briefly for Penner left for a variety of reasons. Some didn't like the dust inside the barns. Others didn't care for the smell.
One employee, though, had a memorable reason for quitting.
"I had one guy say he didn't like to sweat when he worked," Penner said.
"Well, good luck with that."
Penner laughed while sharing that anecdote, but he said a lack of labour has become a serious issue for independent hog producers in Manitoba.
"It would be nice if we could fill the jobs with Canadians, but this next generation that has come along, it's not for them," said Penner, who farms near Argyle, Man.
With the exception of Hutterite colonies, most Manitoba hog farmers now depend on foreign workers.
"I don't have the stats, but I would say over 50 percent of the workers in hog barns in the province would be foreign workers of some type," said Penner, who has two employees from the Philippines.
"Even the Maple Leaf barns, Hylife … I would think they'd be a very high (percentage) of foreign workers."
The federal government imposed a moratorium last week on temporary foreign workers in the restaurant and food services industry, following highly publicized incidents in which McDonald's allegedly abused the temporary foreign worker program.
CBC reported that three McDonald's in Victoria hired temporary foreign workers from the Philippines and gave those workers more shifts than local employees.
In a separate incident, the Sask-atchewan Federation of Labour said the Brothers Classic Grill and Pizza in Weyburn, Sask., also abused the program. The federation said the hotel fired two waitresses with a combined 42 years of service and replaced them with temporary foreign workers.
The federal government will not process any applications to the temporary foreign worker program from restaurant and food services industry until it reviews the program.
Unions and the C.D. Howe Institute may claim the temporary foreign worker program increases Canadian unemployment, but hog producers and beekeepers in Western Canada say they couldn't operate without foreign labour.
Paul Greidanus, a beekeeper from Morinville, Alta., relies heavily on foreign workers from the Philippines, Nicaragua and Mexico. He said beekeepers could be put in jeopardy if Ottawa's new restrictions slow the flow of foreign workers.
"You hear one or two bad stories, but that's one out of many, many foreign workers who are in (Alberta)," said Greidanus, who has hired foreign workers from Mexico and Nicaragua for 30 years.
"I'm getting 12 guys in this year (from Nicaragua)…. If we couldn't get foreign workers we would have to downsize, a lot."
Temporary foreign workers represent 50 to 60 percent of all apiary employees in Western Canada. The percentage is even higher in Alberta: 65 to 75 percent.
Beekeepers bring in foreign workers for six months because they can't find locals to do the seasonal work.
"The farming families in the countryside are gone," said Bruce Podolsky, a honey producer from Ethel-bert, Man. "It's all big farmers so there are very few young people around."
Beekeepers and hog producers must post help wanted ads in local and regional publications, to prove there are no applicants before re-cruiting foreign workers.
"We have to advertise the job in three sources, for about half a year, before we can start applying (for temporary foreign workers)," said Greidanus, who is also chair of the Alberta Beekeepers Commission's labour committee. "We have to show we're doing our due diligence, trying to get Canadian workers to do the job. Even with all the advertising we do, we rarely get a call about the job."
Greidanus would hire Canadians if he could. He would even raise wages because recruiting foreign workers is expensive.
"One of the biggest misconceptions that we get… is we (hire foreigners) because it's cheaper. It really isn't. We have to house these guys, we have to fly them in … and we're still paying them $14.30 per hour," he said.
"If you add up all those things, I'd pay $20 an hour for a Canadian guy."
Beekeepers typically hire foreign workers for six months, but hog producers use a different program. Penner recruited his employees from the Philippines, who came to Canada to stay.
"It's an agreement that they work for us for a minimum of two years. Then they're free to pursue whatever their heart desires (in Canada)."
Penner said he had to wait nine months before the federal government approved the application for the first employee. The second application took 11 months.
"We were short-staffed through both those periods of time," Penner said, adding a lack of employees has become a chronic problem for Manitoba's independent hog farmers.
"Discussions I've had with producers, they're just very, very tired of … being short staffed for (extended) periods of time…. Each farm is only as strong as the people they have. If we have to go for months, or almost a year, short staffed, there's a financial cost to that."
Greidanus said the process is also torturous for beekeepers: applications must be submitted four or five months before workers arrive.
Penner is among the producers lobbying government to simplify the application process so that hog farmers don't have to wait a year to hire a foreign worker. He would like to see a distinct program for agriculture that is separate from the temporary foreign workers employed at fast food restaurants and other occupations.
Beekeepers are also lobbying the government for a similar change so that long-time users of temporary foreign labour are placed in a different category.
Penner said politicians are concerned about the human resource challenges in the hog industry, but he doesn't expect an immediate solution.


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This is a Go Fast Bits Short Shifter. It'll fit any 5MT Subaru from 1997 to 2007, with or without the factory short shifter option. Yes, that's right, it fits both "wide" and "narrow" shifters. No worries about it not fitting your car.
Why the GFB shifter and not the Kartboy? Because it's shorter. The GFB short shifter is adjustable. HIGHLY adjustable. The longest setting is still shorter than the Kartboy shifter. Set to the shortest setting, the shifter moves about as much as one of those sequential shift levers you see rally drivers punching on TV. To get this short, it has a unique and somewhat complex design. See the pictures below.
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Major General John Gibbon was in command of the Union's "Iron Brigade" in the US Civil War and played a major part in the Indian Wars, present at both "Pickett's Charge" and "Custer's Last Stand". Gen. Gibbon's mother and the mother of Confederate General James Johnston Pettigrew were first cousins, making Gibbon and Pettigrew second cousins. Generals Pettigrew (CSA) and Gibbon (USA) faced each other at the Battle of Gettysburg where Gen. Pettigrew (CSA) commanded one of the three Divisions that participated in "Pickett's Charge" on July 3, 1863.
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The secession of the South posed a deep personal dilemma for Gibbon. His parents were Democrats and slaveholders from North Carolina and his wife was from Baltimore (then considered a Southern city). When the war broke out, being from North Carolina, many expected Gibbon to "go South" to find a command. However, the career artilleryman was a remarkably uncomplicated man and basically unsubtle - he had taken an oath of loyalty as an officer of the United States Army, and he set national above state loyalty. John Gibbon heard for the last time from his family in North Carolina while enroute to his first Union command. His three brothers were soon to enter the Confederate army (one was to be brigade surgeon for Gen. Lane's Confederate brigade at Gettysburg). Gen. Gibbon's family disowned him as a traitor. A family reunion was not to occur until 1865.
In action leading up to the Battle of Antietam, Maj. Gen. Gibbon commanded "The Black Hat Brigade". During their strong uphill charge at the Battle of South Mountain, Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker exclaimed that the men "fought like iron". From then on, the brigade was one of the Union Army's most famous units and was known as the "Iron Brigade."
At the end of the council of war on the night of July 2, 1863, Union army commander Maj. Gen. George G. Meade took Gen. John Gibbon aside and predicted, "If Lee attacks tomorrow, it will be on your front." And his division did bear the brunt of fighting during the defense against Pickett's Charge on July 3, when Gibbon was wounded for the second time in the war.
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After the Civil War, Maj. Gen. Gibbon reverted to the rank of Colonel in the regular Army. His service was mainly against Indians on the frontier. He was first on the scene after "Custer's Last Stand" and later lead forces against Chief Joseph in the Nez Perce War.
By 1876, he was again headed for battle. Federal authorities had order the Lakota chiefs to report to their reservations by January 31, 1876. Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse and others defiant of the American government refused. General Philip Sheridan ordered General George Crook, General Alfred Terry and Colonel John Gibbon to drive Sitting Bull and the other chiefs onto the reservation through a combined assault. Colonel Gibbon was given command of the infantry for this operation.
The original plan for defeating the Lakota called for three forces under the command of Gen. Crook, Col. Gibbon, and Lt. Col. Custer to trap the bulk of the Lakota and Cheyenne population between them and deal them a crushing defeat. On June 17, 1876, Crazy Horse and 500 warriors surprised General Crook's troops on the Rosebud River, forcing them to retreat. On June 25th, Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer, part of General Terry's force, discovered Sitting Bull's encampment on the Little Bighorn River. Gen. Terry had ordered Custer to drive the enemy down the Little Bighorn toward Gibbon's forces, who would soon be waiting at its mouth. Custer split his 7th U.S. Cavalry into three pieces and then advanced too quickly. When he charged the village, Custer discovered that he was greatly outnumbered. Hundreds of Lakota warriors overwhelmed the troops Custer commanded, killing them to the last man, in a battle later called "Custer's Last Stand". This destruction occurred two days before Gibbon's slower-moving infantry could reach the battlefield.
Gibbon shared no blame in Custer's headstrong conduct at Little Big Horn. He arrived in time only to rescue survivors of the other two pieces of Custer's command and bury the dead. News of the massacre shocked the nation, and Gen. Sheridan flooded the region with troops who methodically hunted down the Lakota and forced them to surrender. Sitting Bull, however, eluded capture by leading his band to safety in Canada.
The next year Gibbon was again involved in a critical battle when, on August 9, 1877, his forces attacked Chief Joseph's unsuspecting camp at Big Hole, Montana. It was a strategic victory, although the Nez Percé fought Gibbon's forces off and were able to make a successful retreat. Due to an old Civil War wound, the Nez Perce called Gibbon "he who limps." After suffering another wound in the Battle of the Big Hole, they called him "he who limps twice."
During his time as an Indian fighter, Gibbon continually complained about the fallacy of pursuing the world's finest horsemen with foot soldiers. Nevertheless, his overall conduct of operations was highly commendable.
Maj. General John Gibbon (USA)'s Timeline
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, United States
February 6, 1896
Age 68
Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, United States
February 1896
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Hello. I do not spin but I have alpaca wool I would love to have spun so I can knit my children a blanket. Can anyone suggest someone I can speak to about spinning the wool for me? I live in the suburbs of North Atlanta and would like to find someone local but I am willing to ship it to someone who can spin it for me.Any help would be very much appreciated.
You might check to see if there is a local spinning guild. Also check local yarn stores for any spinning groups they may have.
I suspect this won't be easy nor cheap. Spinning while enjoyable is a lot of work and a big time commitment.
Thank you Jan. After looking into it further, I have decided to take on a new hobby and try it myself. Love the cat picture btw.
That's a good idea. My friends love it. 3 of them have mini-spinners now. Lol I crash social spinning on Tuesdays and knit with them.
Thanks! She passed away a couple years ago at the age of 19. She was a Ragdoll breed and her name was Marshmallow. Her fur was different than other breeds... It was soft and fluffy. One of my spinner/knitter friends took a bit of her fur and said she could have spun it. Too bad I didn't save it all those years.
I had 3 Himmalayans and loved them all dearly. I lost my last one a few years ago. 2 were seal point and one was blue point.
I see that you have already found a solution! I'll just excuse myself.
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This apartment Is equipped with most recent technical systems of access with plastic magnetic cards, wifi access to Internet, satellite television with more than 500 free channels.This apartment of around 20 square meters is divided into one stylish luxury room and a private bathroom with bath / shower with separate entrance and a common corridor. High-speed internet access is for free.
Facilities are:
- safe,
- fan,
- heating,
- independent entrance,
- parquet or wooden floor,
- wardrobe / closet,
- hairdryer,
- towels, linen
- shampoo, bath foam, soap
- toilet,
- bathroom,
- shower,
- fast internet access WIFI,
- satellite channels,
- cable channels,
- LED screen TV,
- refrigerator,
- espresso machine Nespresso,
- microwave owen,
- toaster,
- electric kettle.
Situated practically on the border of the historical centre of Prague, 10 minutes walk from the Republic Square where the Powder Tower and the Municipal House are situated. It will take you less than 15 minutes to get to the Old Town Square or to the Wenceslas Square .
Situated in one of the most popular area, called Prague´s Montmartre, 10 meters from apartment there is a fornished non stop opened minimarket, and in the zone there are many restaurants, bars, pubs and shops.
One tram stop from Central Railway station and one bus stop from the bus terminal in Florenc. Easy connection from/to Prague airport.
The best choice for families or a group of friends!
It is possible smoke in the inner court of the building.
Ev kurallarıWill be a pleasure to meet you in Prague.
Only one thing before we accept your booking request:
we would like to ask you respect usual rules as to not be noisy from 10 p.m. till 6 a.m, don´t smoke in apartment, but only in the inner court. Please, respect properties in our apartment and in the building. Official check out is at 11:00, if there are no guests coming same day, it's possible to stay till the evening.
Thank you very much :-)
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Friendly host, good location (quiet). Close to everything you need. And even a 24/7 supermarket at the corner, restaurants also across the street. The appartment is well equipped and you even have your own bathroom! Would definately recommend it!
Nice, clean room not far from the city centre (you can easily walk there). The host was really nice and helpfull and the room looked great when we came there. They even got us some bread, cheese etc. Really nice!
Yes, this is a small one room bachelor apartment. But it is clean and with several kinds of coffee makers and a small fridge it was quite adequate for our stay. The apartment is also close to the bus station and a tram line that takes directly to the downtown area. There are also several good restaurants and pubs nearby. We would recommend a stay here for seeing Prague.
The apartment is small but nice. It's close to the busstation and the centrum of Prague. Right around the corner is a 24/7-shop. The host was very courteous and we recommend the service!
..but the wifi-connections were really slow, therefor only 4/5 stars.
Best regards,
Tom and Lisa
Hely & Max provided everything that I needed as a traveller. In fact I had more than I needed, it was better than some hotels I have stayed in. The space was just right. Very good location, close to the main rail station and Wenceslas Square. Max was warm and charming and made me feel very welcome from the beginning. Of course you should stay there
The flat was very nice, clean and had a very good location. There was everything you need for a trip to Prague.
Hely and her husband are nice people and hosts, who take much care of the well-being of their guests. When we come back to Prague, we will definetly ask them again for lodging!
Thanks for everything!
We really enjoyed our stay in Prague. Max had a warm welcome by Max even if we arrived quite late in the evening. The room was very nice and even if it was a bit small it contained everything that you could possibly need :). I can really recommend renting a room from Hely and Max. Thanks!
This Apartment was an awesome place to stay. In the heart of a very interesting part of town with many opportunities to go out and wonder the streets.
You can walk to the City Centre (about 15-10 mins.).
Can recommend this apartment to anyone who wants a hazzle free accomodation
We have spent great time in Prague. The host was very helpful and friendly while meeting us. The room was even better than we expected and it was a great pleasure to spent time after a long day of sight seeing. It was also near the old town centre, about 10-15 minutes walking. We will surely rocommend this location for our friends and family.
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Yahoo for another Dream Garage thread!! This time you're to assemble a collection of vehicles from Italy. Same rules apply.-Production vehicles only-Maximum of five vehicles-Vehicles of any era are okay-These will be the only vehicles you own-Must be an Italian brand, but can be sold anywhere
_______________________________________________________________"there is nothing patriotic about hating your country, or pretending that you can love your country but despise your government."Bill Clinton, 5 may 1995
Alfa Romeo 8C SpiderMaserati QuattroporteFiat Scudo(unfortunately sports cars suck at hauling cargo)Lamborghini LM002Pagani Huayra
_______________________________________________________________"there is nothing patriotic about hating your country, or pretending that you can love your country but despise your government."Bill Clinton, 5 may 1995
De Tomaso PantherMaserati QuarttroporteAlfa Romeo 8C CompetizionePagani Zonda F RoadsterLamborghini LM002
~~~~~~~~~The road between point A and B, is only limited by your imagination and your wallet.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'81 Monte Carlo, '81 Cutlass Supreme, '87 S-10 Blazer, '93 Chevy Silverado,'96 Bonneville SE, '96 Ranger XLT
This one was considerably harder than I expected.Gallardo 550-2 BalboniMaserati Quattroporte SportFerrari FFZonda F RoadsterAventadorI hated leaving out the 360CS, Diablo SV, and 599 GTO. The F40, F430 16M, and LM002 were contenders, as well.I picked the Gallardo over the Modena so I could have that Lambo V10 and a proper manual.The Diablo unfortunately lost out to the Aventador. It's just so damn sexy.Much as I hated to, I put the FF in the 599 GTO's spot for all-weather capability, and as my DD car, since it has a usable back seat.I probably wouldn't really use the LM off-road too much, so it'd be a waste. And the 16M lost out to the Zonda, because I had to have a Zonda.Maserati-wife's DDFerrari-my DDAventador-date car/street terrorZonda-topless back-road pleasureGallardo-sports car to hoon
Ferrari F12Ferrari 458 ItaliaFerrari EnzoPagani HuayraFiat 500 Abarth
"There's a lie that all drivers tell themselves -- death is something that happens to other people. That's how you find the courage to get in the car in the first place. But more powerful than even the fear of death itself is the will to win."
Maserati GranTurismo SFerrari 458Pagani Zonda Cinque RoadsterLamorghini MiuraAlfa Romeo 159
--------------05 Toyota Tacoma - 282k km FOR SALE!02 Toyota Camry for the wife - 285k km2012 Ford F-150 5.0 - 61k km
Beverly Hill Cop 2 Magnum PIIn case you cant tell:Luigi only follow the FerrarisFerrari 308 GTS QV1961 Ferrari California Spyder 2013 Maserati Quattroporte1968 Alfa Romeo GTV as a DDI had a real hard time getting #5. From Alfa Romeo Montreal to 8C, Alfa Romeo Milanos and 159 sedans, Lambos of all kinds...Ferrari 355 GTS F1Like Luigi say "Luigi only look at the Ferraris"
Maserati Quattroporte GTSMaserati GranTurismo Ferrari 599Ferrari 275 GTBAlfa Romeo 6C
Lancia thema 8.32Lancia Delta IntergraleFerrari 458Ferrari DaytonaAlfa Romeo Montreal
2013 Fiat 500t1965 Alfa Romeo Guilietta1987 Ferrari 328Lamborghini MiuraFiat Strada truck
____________________________Edgy, Controversial, Dangerous...
Fiat Strada Adventure package diesel manualFiat 500 AbarthLamborghini Aventador2013 Maserati QP GTSPagani Zonda F Roadster
=\/=DD: 1995 Mazda Miata M EditionToy: 04 Honda VFR800 Interceptor named Phoenix (nicknamed VTAK)
1. Ferrari 458 Italia2. Ferrari FF 3. Ferrari Daytona4. Fiat 500 Abarth 5. Ferrari F355
______________________1st Car: 2003 Hyundai Sonata 4-Cylinder2nd Car: '09 Toyota Tundra V6 reg cab 4x23rd and present-day car: '08 Honda Accord EX Coupe 4-cylinderLove cars, and I love my Philadelphia Flyers, Eagles, and sometimes Phillies!!!!


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The Ottawa Senators could get a major boost in their playoff push with the possible return of Erik Karlsson to the lineup on Thursday in Washington.
The reigning Norris Trophy winner participated in the Senators' full team practice Wednesday and will travel with the team for their key showdown with the Capitals. An Ottawa victory at the Verizon Center would clinch a playoff spot for the Senators.
"Obviously, I'm taking the trip with the team and it's been a while, but by no means has a decision been made," Karlsson said Wednesday. "We're going to see how it feels. There's a chance — but it's slim."
Head coach Paul MacLean made it clear that the decision on whether or not Karlsson plays rests in the defenceman's hands.
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"He practised well (Wednesday) and we'll let him have it overnight. Is there a possibility there? I think he's left that window open and we've left that window open," said MacLean. "If he feels confident that it's time for him to play, then he'll play. Would that be (Thursday) night, Friday or Saturday? Those are the three opportunities he has right now."
This is the first time the Senators have not ruled out the potential of Karlsson playing in a game. But Karlsson indicated he's still not completely comfortable with his left leg, admitting that it still feels slightly awkward when he puts his skates on.
"It doesn't feel normal. For me, it's all about getting ice time in and trying to skate as much as I can to try and get that feeling back in my foot," said Karlsson. "All those quick feet stuff you do during a game when you don't think, I don't want to come into a situation where I can hurt myself and I don't want to be a liability for the team either. I want to feel like I can contribute."
Karlsson's imminent return is stunning, considering he suffered a 70 per cent tear of his Achilles tendon just 70 days ago -- in a Feb. 13 game at Pittsburgh. Most conservative estimates figured Karlsson wouldn't be ready to return for at least four months after the injury, but last week general manager Bryan Murray indicated that he had been 100 per cent cleared to return to game action.
Karlsson reiterated that he cannot do any further damage to the Achilles tendon by returning this week.
"It's pretty safe to say I probably won't tear it again unless I get cut again -- which I hope won't happen," explained Karlsson. "If I can't do the footwork properly, I might fall or put myself in a situation where I might hurt something else and I don't want to do that either."
Karlsson should help breathe life into a struggling Sens' power play that has scored just once in their last 17 opportunities and ranks 20th in the league.
"It's new life, what do you say? He's the Norris Trophy winner and he's arguably the best defenceman in the world," said Marc Methot. "If you can get him at 100 per cent -- or close to it -- it will change the face of our hockey club. Having his presence on the power play will be a refreshing change."
"It's fun to have him around. We all know what kind of player he is, but he also brings a joy and enthusiasm to the locker room so it's much welcomed at this time of year," added captain Daniel Alfredsson.


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David Loiseau .vs. Mike Swick, just announced!
Yep, already two fights announced for UFC 63. This PPV looks like it already owns UFC 62 lol. I want Loiseau to show ultimate fighters suck by murdering Swick. Why do people respect Swick so much? Just because he beat Riggs? Can't wait for this PPV and match. I think if Swick wins this he is number one contender.
By the way, who is going to fight Franklin next? Nate Marquardt? Mike Swick? Anderson Silva? David Loiseau again? Or Roger Rabbit, lol.
Yeah I posted this last week, about Swick v. Loiseau @ 63. Also, the plan is to have Franklin v. Silva @ 64.
Jens Pulver is also to fight @ 63...
yup, they haven't announced who yet though.
Swicks a VERY good fighter, i think he's got a damn good chance at winning. At the same time The Crow's no chump, he had his way with Evan Tanner pretty well.
I'm a big Swick fan.
And if someone else says "all he's beaten is riggs" then i dont ever wanna hear another word about riggs being good. Nothing against Joe Riggs but he has gotten BOMBED on the last few fights since Hughes lol
He might want to look into a little jiu jitsu.
Swick is a decent fighter but I think Loiseau will cut his face and make him bleed.
Swick by of course SWICKATINEEEEEEEE
I just hope Loiseau doesn't lose to Swick because if he does Swick will become number one contender, everyone will begin talking about him, and everyone will think he is some scary guy like Anderson. I think Loiseau will elbow Swicks face in or give him one of those brutal knees or kicks he does.
I say Swick has a chance here, but he will lose his title of "quick".
I want to see Anderson take on Swick. It will be a repeat of Leben and Silva which was awesome watching Leben unconcious and being owned in a minute lol. Biggest UFC beating of the year definitely. That was awesome because its Chris Leben! Lol.
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Belmont Stakes: Always in a Tiz looks ready after work
ELMONT, N.Y. – The road to the Kentucky Derby for Always in a Tiz was full of potholes. A troubled trip in one prep, a disdain for a sloppy track in another, and an absolute debacle in a third kept the horse from making it to the Run for the Roses.
The connections of Always in a Tiz are hopeful their winter – and early spring – of discontent are behind their 3-year-old and are hoping for a dramatic change of fortune in the 145th Belmont Stakes to be run next Saturday.
Always in a Tiz convinced his connections to run in the Belmont with a solid five-furlong workout Saturday morning over the Belmont main track that included a strong gallop out. Working on the inside of the 3-year-old maiden Cielo Soleggiato, Always in a Tiz, under jockey David Cohen, worked five furlongs in 1:01.86, getting his final quarter in 24.17 seconds while finishing two lengths clear of his workmate. He widened his advantage on his workmate through six furlongs in 1:14.02, seven-eighths in 1:27.52, and a mile in 1:41.08.
"He has to be good enough with that class of horses – I think he has the talent," trainer Dominick Schettino said afterward. "I was on the fence between the Easy Goer and the Belmont, but the way he worked today and the way he galloped out is a good sign he's going the right way."
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Always in a Tiz, a son of Tiznow, won his debut at Saratoga last summer against a field that included Revolutionary, who this year won the Louisiana Derby and was third in the Kentucky Derby. Always in a Tiz finished second to Vyjack in an overnight stakes at Aqueduct over a sloppy track.
Schettino took Always in a Tiz to south Florida for the winter, but he and Anthony Bonomo Sr. and Mary Ellen Bonomo, the owners of Always in a Tiz, chose the Oaklawn series of preps to try and make the Derby.
Always in a Tiz finished a closing third in the Smarty Jones, a race won by Will Take Charge. He caught a sloppy track in the Southwest and finished a well-beaten fifth. Always in a Tiz remained at Oaklawn, but didn't train well leading up to the Rebel Stakes and was not entered in the race.
He returned to New York and pointed to the Wood Memorial. Schettino put blinkers and a tongue tie on Always in a Tiz, but the horse did no running, finishing ninth, 14 3/4 lengths behind Verrazano.
"He didn't try at all in the Wood," Schettino said. "I really feel deep down it's because of the blinkers and the tongue tie. These are all decisions you make. You can't go back, you look forward. He had his little bumps in the road, but now he's really back to himself."
Cohen, who recorded a dead-heat victory in the Travers last summer with longshot Golden Ticket, will make his Triple Crown debut when he rides Always in a Tiz.
Incognito gallops on training track
Incognito galloped a solid 1 1/2 miles over the Belmont Park training track Saturday morning and was scheduled to have his last work for the Belmont Stakes on Sunday.
Kiaran McLaughlin, the trainer of Incognito, said his assistant Art Magnuson mentioned to him that horses can sometimes lose focus galloping over the spacious 1 1/2-mile main track.
"That track is so big they can get lost," McLaughlin said after watching Incognito gallop over the training track. "Here you have to pay attention, and horses they switch their leads on cue and they go three turns."
– additional reporting by Mike Welsch
Always in a Tiz could be a late developing 3 year old colt Tiznow won 5/31/2000 4 Maiden Special Weight 3 year old in his 3rd try then won his next race 7/1/2000 Affirmed Handicap - Gr. 3
In all my years I can not recall so many horses joining up at the last minute in a major stakes---if this keeps up they are going to have to run 2 seperate races.
Lots of throw outs in this years Belmont.Orb and Oxbow over the Derby horses.


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Lomo LC-A+ Russian Lens: Halfway to Happiness!written by sprofishgel on 2013-03-17 #gear
It´s said that a lot of money will make us all very happy. It´s also said that money isn't all in life, and it´s love that will give us full happiness. Well, I don´t know about that, but I do know that I´m on my halfway to happiness because I have my LC-A+ RL !6 23 Share Tweet
Doubles with Flowers: The Flower Power!written by sprofishgel on 2013-03-18 #gear #tutorials
Back to Flower Power without heading back to the 60´s. Take a look and see how can you make your lover or your boring photos turning into blooming and beautiful life. Right after the jump!2 19 Share Tweet
Love at First Lomo: My One and Only Diana F+written by sprofishgel on 2012-02-21
It's charming, unpredictable, awesome – and legendary too! It's blue but happy, square but flexible, and a respectable lady. It's my one and only Diana F+! This lomo camera was the first to rock my Lomographic world and the key to the most charming kind of photos I've ever had the pleasure to create. It's another world, and one of the best in my LOMO world!3 17 Share Tweet
LomoGuru of the Week: Sprofishgelwritten by mayeemayee on 2013-08-04 #videos
Lomography is something he knew he would want for a very long time. Just take his LomoHome's name for an example which is, amusingly, a mix of film photography and his active life!6 14 Share Tweet
Super Selfies: Should I Take More, or I Should I Stop?written by sprofishgel on 2012-03-30
Who should we love best? Ourselves, of course! We should love ourselves for what we do, for what we are, for what the mirror shows, and us by us…in the picture I mean! Put fears aside and be…narcissists!8 10 Share Tweet
Ghostly Doubles: Spirited Away!written by sprofishgel on 2012-10-24 #gear #tutorials
Double exposure is probably the technique most used by Lomographers. I like images all mixed up but sometimes I like to put some order in the house and tend to work my images so they can be distinct. When I'm up to it, I turn on the Ghost Mode!12 Share Tweet
Lomography Redscale 100 120mm: Give Me That Orange Tone!written by sprofishgel on 2011-11-08 #gear
Orange, dark, red, yellow...The Lomography Redscale ISO 100 has the properties and abilties to enlighten our life and shooting, as to dark them somehow. From a non-frequently user of this film, I always expect freezing romantic moments from this film. Approved!12 Share Tweet
The Magical Buddha Eden Gardenwritten by sprofishgel on 2012-06-26 #places
Like in a fairytale, you can see huge giants right in front of your eyes. There are hundreds of them in a big green outdoor space, combining tourism with harmony. Take a look after the jump! Welcome to this land of giants...and don't be afraid!3 8 Share Tweet
Perfect Combination: LC-A+ RL and Fuji Provia 100 = The Pure Lovewritten by sprofishgel on 2013-02-15
It´s a bit difficult for those two friends not to get along. Sometimes Provia make it difficult but LC-A+ RL gives it a push and they'll make it work. Like Bonnie and Clyde lovers, these two make a great team and they always go for a kill.10 Share Tweet
Tracing your Lomo Beginnings: My first steps as a Lomo newbiewritten by sprofishgel on 2012-11-29
There are moments in our life that we forget and others we don't. The sad moments we don't forget but happy moments stay with you for a long time. Add some innovation, lack of experience, admiration and color to that moments and suddenly you'll be taken to the past, to your Lomo first steps.6 Share Tweet
Kodak T-Max 400: A Fun Friend and a Savior!written by sprofishgel on 2012-05-24 #gear
It's black, It's white, fast enough with it's ISO 400 and it gets on our pocket forever. It shows smooth ambience images, not much grain, pretty nice contrasts and I start to think that I'm building a strong relation with this my new friend.1 9 Share Tweet
Lomography Color Negative 100: Surprise, Surprise!written by sprofishgel on 2012-01-13 #gear
Sweet, friendly, tender, and a good partner... that's how I describe Lomography CN 100 35mm. He opened my eyes for color negative films. Why shouldn't he open your eyes too? Read on to find out why you should give it a try!3 6 Share Tweet
Nostalgic and Memorable Places of Minewritten by sprofishgel on 2012-04-17 #places
It's known that B&W gives that special tone, that magical atmosphere, which sends us into a journey to the past. No need for black-and-white film for this journey as these locations of mine are "back to the past" by itself. I'll try not to cry while I'm writing this article.2 6 Share Tweet
My Childhood in Analogue: We Must Miss those Days!written by sprofishgel on 2012-10-22
Missing childhood is the most common thinking among people, the thinking that brings backs memories that we were happy once. Maybe we can't recover those days, but I sure do know that I can recover my childhood analogue proofs. Back to the past!2 4 Share Tweet
Lomography X-Pro Slide 200 (120): God Among Gods!written by sprofishgel on 2012-01-19 #gear
This is my LOMO film of choice! It tends to be aggressive, volatile, and energetic but also smooth, harmonious, and magical! It's this excellent film that offers an explosion of colors that we usually seek. We present you Lomography X-Pro Slide 200 ISO working in 120 format cameras!5 Share Tweet
Dear Diana: This Might be a Dangerous Relationship!written by sprofishgel on 2012-03-29
My Dear Diana, do you remember what I first said to you? "I must have you." You came along with me and we got out of that colorful photography shop, side by side, both happy. Since then you've taught me a lot. Allow me to give my latest homage to you, an analogue princess.4 Share Tweet
Taking a Ride with Fuji Velvia 50 120mmwritten by sprofishgel on 2011-12-23 #gear
We can be fond of this film which shows charm, gentleness, tranquility, and nice blue hues of the sky. Looks like this Velvia 50 film chooses to shoot outdoors, capturing the pretty flowers and nature that surround us.4 Share Tweet
An Escape to the Bear Park!written by sprofishgel on 2012-06-28 #places
Coimbra is "electric" as it can be for young people. It's a famous city in Portugal known for its students and academic tradition, as it has the older universities in the country. Studying, alcohol, and parties make for an explosive mixture. The students will need some rest so where else can they head off to but to the bear park!3 Share Tweet