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Kate SheppardOct. 27, 2010 6:55 AM
Back when Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) first ran for the House in 1998, he decried political action committees and the money they slosh into elections as the root of congressional evils. In his platform, he pledged to eschew all PAC money (via The Hill):
"Special interest PAC money corrupts our political system because it allows special interest groups to control elections and our representatives," read the 1998 platform. "Jim DeMint will not take any PAC money and will fight for reforms that allow only individual contributions to campaigns."
DeMint clearly had a change of heart. Now, not only does he have his own PAC, the Senate Conservatives Fund ("dedicated to electing true conservatives to the United States Senate") but it's easily one of the most influential on the right these days. According to data from the Center for Responsive Politics, SFC has outraised all other leadership PACs this election cycle. It's poured $5.2 million into races this year, with most of that money going to support 11 tea party-backed Senate candidates, according to an update on "investments" the fund posted on Tuesday.
The biggest beneficiaries of the Senate Conservatives Fund's largesse:
That's in addition to the $1.8 million that DeMint has transferred from his own re-election committee to state parties, mainly in the locales where his favored tea party candidates are running. DeMint is up for reelection himself this year, but isn't too worried about his Democratic opponent, the enigmatic Alvin Greene, which has left him with plenty of extra money on hand.
The big spending on these tea party-backed candidates in 2010 certainly boosts DeMint's profile in the Senate. He has bucked his party in support of a slate of farther-right challengers, most of whom beat out more mainstream Republicans in their primaries. And the "investments" his PAC made in the campaigns of upstart candidates may soon pay dividends. Of those he's supported, only O'Donnell is a long-shot; the others are leading or at least strongly competitive in their races. There have even been murmurs that DeMint may try to oust Mitch McConnell from his leadership role in the next Congress. Helping elect a number of more conservative candidates this year would give him considerably more clout in the caucus next year, all but ensuring the loyalty of the candidates he helped elect.
But DeMint's spending spree has not come without controversy. The Democratic Party in Colorado filed a complaint this week with the Federal Election Commission arguing that the SFC and Buck's campaign have been coordinating their efforts too closely—a potential violation of campaign finance laws. However, it's unlikely that the FEC will look into the matter before next Tuesday's election.
Nick BaumannOct. 27, 2010 6:51 AM
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Whatever happens in next Tuesday's midterm elections, one thing seems certain: there will be a lot more Republicans in Congress. President Barack Obama has a plan for that: an "appropriate sense of humility about what we can accomplish," and spending "more time building consensus." The thing that continues to blow my mind about the Obama administration is that they understand why they've failed to build bipartisanship, but they keep trying anyway. It's like Lucy and the football. They're doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. You know, the definition of crazy. Here's Dan Pfeiffer, Obama's communications director, diagnosing the problem to the New York Times:
Dan Pfeiffer, Mr. Obama's communications director, said the president had "repeatedly extended his hand" to Republicans, who "made a political decision" to oppose him at every turn. "That was their choice," Mr. Pfeiffer said.
Dan Pfeiffer, Mr. Obama's communications director, said the president had "repeatedly extended his hand" to Republicans, who "made a political decision" to oppose him at every turn. "That was their choice," Mr. Pfeiffer said.
And here he is, in the very next sentence, kicking at the football again:
"Hopefully, they will make a different one after the election."
"Hopefully, they will make a different one after the election."
See what I mean? You may not know this, but I can predict the future. Here goes: after November, the Republicans will continue to oppose Obama at every turn and focus their efforts on making him a one-term president. How do I know? I'm listening to them. Here's Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.), a member of the House GOP leadership:
Look, there will be no compromise on stopping runaway spending, deficits and debt. There will be no compromise on repealing Obamacare. There will be no compromise on stopping Democrats from growing government and raising taxes. And if I haven't been clear enough yet, let me say again: No compromise.
Look, there will be no compromise on stopping runaway spending, deficits and debt. There will be no compromise on repealing Obamacare. There will be no compromise on stopping Democrats from growing government and raising taxes. And if I haven't been clear enough yet, let me say again: No compromise.
Here's Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.):
The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president.
The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president.
As Andrew Sullivan writes, this is what the congressional GOP stands for: defeating Obama and putting more Republicans in power (and, of course, tax cuts for the rich). Democrats, of course, wanted to beat George W. Bush. But many of them—including even the late Ted Kennedy—were willing to make common cause with him occasionally. I don't see any of that from the current GOP caucus. The only mystery, as Kevin Drum argues, is what Obama will do. Will he push for Republican policy goals (as Bill Clinton did with welfare reform) so that he can at least sign some legislation before 2012? Or will he veto them?
Of course, there's a chance the whole country will become consumed with another impeachment drama and we won't have to worry about either of those things.
Nick BaumannOct. 27, 2010 6:11 AM
Democrats appear poised to suffer major losses in next Tuesday's midterm elections. Polling guru Nate Silver puts the over-under for the number of seats the Dems will lose in the House at 51—12 more than they need to lose control of the lower chamber. But some liberals are still hopeful that the Dems will hold on to a small majority—and that a smaller, more ideologically coherent Dem caucus will be more successful. The Nation's Ari Berman summarized this argument in a New York Times op-ed on Sunday (Digby agrees with him):
Democrats would be in better shape, and would accomplish more, with a smaller and more ideologically cohesive caucus. It's a sentiment that even Mr. Dean now echoes. "Having a big, open-tent Democratic Party is great, but not at the cost of getting nothing done," he said. Since the passage of health care reform, few major bills have passed the Senate. Although the Democrats have a 59-vote majority, party leaders can barely find the votes for something as benign as extending unemployment benefits.
A smaller majority, minus the intraparty feuding, could benefit Democrats in two ways: first, it could enable them to devise cleaner pieces of legislation, without blatantly trading pork for votes as they did with the deals that helped sour the public on the health care bill. (As a corollary, the narrative of "Democratic infighting" would also diminish.)
Democrats would be in better shape, and would accomplish more, with a smaller and more ideologically cohesive caucus. It's a sentiment that even Mr. Dean now echoes. "Having a big, open-tent Democratic Party is great, but not at the cost of getting nothing done," he said. Since the passage of health care reform, few major bills have passed the Senate. Although the Democrats have a 59-vote majority, party leaders can barely find the votes for something as benign as extending unemployment benefits.
A smaller majority, minus the intraparty feuding, could benefit Democrats in two ways: first, it could enable them to devise cleaner pieces of legislation, without blatantly trading pork for votes as they did with the deals that helped sour the public on the health care bill. (As a corollary, the narrative of "Democratic infighting" would also diminish.)
I beg to differ. In the House, you need 218 votes to pass legislation. A smaller caucus may be more ideologically coherent. But the person who is the 218th vote on any given piece of legislation still holds the most power. With fewer conservative Dems to choose from as potential 216th, 217th, and 218th votes, the conservative Dems that remain will have even more power than they have now. If you're talking about things like messaging and narrative, having a smaller majority might be better (and being in the minority might be best). But if you're talking about passing legislation, each additional Democratic vote beyond 218 reduces the leverage of any potential holdouts.*
Of course, none of this is likely to matter, since the Dems will almost certainly lose the House. When you're not in the majority, you don't have to worry about catering to the whims of moderates at all!
*Liberals should still try to mount primary challenges against members of Congress who are too conservative for their districts/states. Conservatives do the opposite all the time. Those sorts of primary challenges are conservatives' most effective method of making the GOP more conservative—far more effective than just hoping for moderate Republicans to lose to Democrats.
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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Richard Thomas, left, congratulates an Iraqi soldier graduating from an equipment training course on Joint Security Station Al Rashid in Baghdad, Oct. 7, 2010. Thomas, who helped instruct the Iraqi soldiers, is an armor crewman assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division's 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 1st Advise and Assist Brigade. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Mary S. Katzenberger
Josh HarkinsonOct. 26, 2010 6:36 PM
If next week's midterm elections were held on Facebook and Twitter, the GOP would probably sweep both houses of Congress. Republican Senate candidates, for example, now marshal a total 1.4 million Facebook fans and 500,000 Twitter followers—roughly five times more than their Democratic opponents. It would appear that even after Howard Dean's tech-savvy 2004 campaign and Barack Obama's impressive 2008 online organization, the Democrats have gone from being the party of geeks to being the geeks who missed the party.
Anthony Calabrese of PBS' Media Shift has pulled together data and charts suggesting that 2010 "is shaping up to be the election year that's defined by social media." He points out that members of online social networks are about twice as likely as nonmembers to donate to candidates; they're also twice as likely to say they're "occasionally or very active in politics." Does that mean progressives should get on Facebook and try to close the digital enthusiasm gap by immediately friending Nancy Pelosi?
Not necessarily. Delaware's tea party senatorial candidate, Christine O'Donnell, has five times as many Facebook and Twitter fans as her Democratic opponent (left), but seems to be headed for defeat. Champion tweeter Carly Fiorinia counts more Twitter followers (300,000) than all Senate candidates from both parties combined, yet is trailing Sen. Barbara Boxer in the polls. Both of them could learn a lesson from the presidential campaign of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), which in late 2007 counted more Facebook and MySpace supporters than any Republican; more Google searches, YouTube subscribers, and website hits than any presidential candidate; and more Meetup members than the front-runners of both parties combined. In 2008, Paul shattered single-day fundraising records with his online "money bombs." Yet he still failed to win a single state primary.
Social media success may have more to do with a candidate's personality than his or her electability. O'Donnel, Fiorina, and Paul are all interesting, polarizing figures whose tweets and status updates are more unpredictable (and fun to read) than, say, Harry Reid's. Many of their followers don't live in the same state. And there's no guarantee that all their followers will even vote for them any more than all of @SarahPalinUSA's hundreds of thousands of Twitter pals would vote for her. All of which points to the fundamental problem facing this season's Republican challengers: They've generated a lot of online buzz, but "likes" and tweet memes don't necessarily translate into warm bodies in voting booths. Even for winning candidates, the economic climate, the prevailing mood towards incumbents, and the ability to get supporters to the polls may prove more important than how many friends they have.
Siddhartha MahantaOct. 26, 2010 6:02 PM
The Center for Public Integrity's Peter Stone has a profile of David Carney—George H.W. Bush adviser, Rick Perry consultant, and GOP operative. Carney is the founder and puppetmaster of Americans for Job Security, a shadowy Republican-leaning 501(c)(6) group that's spent $9 million on negative ads this season. (Reporter Andy Kroll and I visited AJS's address recently, which turned out to be a mailbox at a UPS store.)
As a non-profit business league, AJS doesn't have to disclose its donors, making it an ideal partner for wealthy Republican donors who want to unload their cash quietly. Stone reports that the group has offered help to donors looking to cover their tracks, and dabbled in legally dubious campaign activities in Colorado, Texas, and Alaska:
"If you have a candidate, a campaign or an election that needs some help, we can be of some assistance," was Carney's message, according to the GOP source, who said he has known Carney for two decades and spoke on condition of anonymity because of his broad political ties. "What he was suggesting is, if you give us some money, we'll spend it for you."
"If you have a candidate, a campaign or an election that needs some help, we can be of some assistance," was Carney's message, according to the GOP source, who said he has known Carney for two decades and spoke on condition of anonymity because of his broad political ties. "What he was suggesting is, if you give us some money, we'll spend it for you."
Check out the full story.
Adam WeinsteinOct. 26, 2010 5:07 PM
My always-on-point colleague, Kevin Drum, posted this quiz today that's based on the anti-"New Elite" Washington Post ramblings of quasi-eugenicist Charles Murray. (This poll's originator, Claire Berlinski, called it the "How Plebe are You?" quiz, but I happen to think that "plebe" is a fairly elitist term.) So, do establishment conservatives and tea partiers have us lefties pegged right, or are we actually plebeian as all hell? Take a gander at my results:
1. Can you talk about "Mad Men?" Yep. (-10)
2. Can you talk about the "The Sopranos?" Sure. (-5)
3. Do you know who replaced Bob Barker on "The Price Is Right?" Yep, he's a former jarhead. (+20)
4. Have you watched an Oprah show from beginning to end? Sadly...yep. (+1)
5. Can you hold forth animatedly about yoga? Animatedly? Um, no. (+0)
6. How about pilates? Only to bitch about its most religious adherents. (+10)
7. How about skiing? Nope. (+5)
8. Mountain biking? Nope. (+5)
9. Do you know who Jimmie Johnson is? Yes, and I even know he's not actually a Southerner. (+20)
10. Does the acronym MMA mean anything to you? Does it! Did you see Brock Lesnar get schooled by Cain Velasquez the other night? (+50)
11. Can you talk about books endlessly? Indeed. (-50)
12. Have you ever read a "Left Behind" novel? Yes, and I can tell my Tim LaHaye from my Hal Lindsey. (+30)
13. How about a Harlequin romance? Yes...and it was NASCAR-themed. (+100.)
14. Do you take interesting vacations? While stationed in Iraq (+5000), I once took leave in Paris (-5000).
15. Do you know a great backpacking spot in the Sierra Nevada? No, but my dog peed on the Continental Divide once. (+1)
16. What about an exquisite B&B overlooking Boothbay Harbor? Huh? (+5)
17. Would you be caught dead in an RV? I've ridden in one, but would prefer not to die in one. (+0)
18. Would you be caught dead on a cruise ship? Do USS Constitution, Rhode Island, or Boone count? (+25)
19. Have you ever heard of of Branson, Mo? Yep. Like Memphis and Graceland better, though. (+25)
20. Have you ever attended a meeting of a Kiwanis Club? Nope. (-20)
21. How about the Rotary Club? (-20)
22. Have you lived for at least a year in a small town? Raised in Saugerties, NY. You tell me. (+25)
23. Have you lived for a year in an urban neighborhood in which most of your neighbors did not have college degrees? It's called Hamilton Heights, but you probably just know it as Harlem. (+25)
24. Have you spent at least a year with a family income less than twice the poverty line? I live on the poverty line now. Growing up, my family lived in a trailer in the woods and subsisted for a winter on frozen sausage and saved-up garden herbs. (+500)
25. Do you have a close friend who is an evangelical Christian? Or half my family? Here's where they worshiped. (+50)
26. Have you ever visited a factory floor? Yep. (+10)
27. Have you worked on one? No (-10), but I applied and was rejected for a job on a Motorola line (+10), and went back to waiting tables and teaching for another three years (+50).
Question my weighting if you like, but I appear to stand firmly in plebeian territory at 853 points. Also, I feel it fair to point out that I actually was a plebe once—in fact, my plebe-year class at the Naval Academy was documented in a photo exhibition (+1000), but the photographer is now President Obama's official White House photog (-1500). Which brings me a little closer to normal.
By the by, Murray, the architect of this kulturkampf litmus test, is a truly plebeian fellow of the Washington-based right-wing think thank the American Enterprise Institute. He's a 1965 graduate of Harvard, with a Ph.D. from MIT (-20000), but I won't knock him on it, since after Annapolis I too went to an Ivy (as well as a state school), and like me, he sounds like he got there on his own hard work and financed an education himself. And Lord knows there's nothing more elitist than drawing unfair, generalizing conclusions about people you haven't bothered to meet!
Do you disagree with my self-assessment? Or perhaps with Murray's asinine standards of "real" petit bourgeois Americanness? I'd run them past my parents, but their AOL dial-up connection takes forever to load a page, and since they still have to run a small business with little savings and no health insurance, they tend not to have that sort of free time (+1000000).
Michael MechanicOct. 26, 2010 3:03 PM
One day last week, our five-year-old brought home the evening's first-grade homework—"decodables" books 29 and 30 from the Open Court Reading series—and my wife and I were like, huh?
Had the textbook publishers failed to make progress on gender roles since the Dick and Jane books of our childhood? Open Court is a phonics program published by SRA/McGraw-Hill and used to teach reading in elementary schools across America, including California, where we send our kids to the Oakland public schools.
To be fair, it's possible we may encounter instances of women in the workplace and men doing housework elsewhere in the series. But having these two books come home simultaneously brought me back to the days of feathered hair, puka shells, and John Travolta in a white disco suit.
Just look at these pages from "Best Mom" and "Jeff's Job."
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Andy KrollOct. 26, 2010 3:00 PM
On my way to work each morning, I walk past the Capitol Hill Club, an exclusive Republican Party club in southeastern Washington. With its "Fire Pelosi" sign hanging above the entrance, the CHC looks exactly like where you'd expect Boehner and Co. to hang out: stately and posh—with quite delicious food, too. (Or so I'm told.) But is it swanky enough to charge $1,000 for a cup of coffee?
That's what a fundraising invitation from Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) seems to suggest. An invitation obtained by the Sunlight Foundation reveals that Stearns, a shoo-in for re-election in his Ocala, Florida, district, is offering donors 30 minutes of his time for "Coffee Talk" this Friday at the Capitol Hill Club Grill. A member of the energy and commerce and veterans' affairs committees, Stearns' handlers want $1,000 from political action committees in exchange for chatting with the Florida congressman over a cup of joe. (Individuals, I should add, only need to fork over $500 to clink mugs with Stearns.)
It's not like Stearns needs the cash for his reelection bid. As of mid-October, he'd raised $621,000, spent $587,000 of that, and had $2.4 million in cash on hand. By comparison, his challenger, Steve Schonberg, a political novice running without a party affiliation, had raised nothing, spent $7,748, and had $3,001 inthe bank. Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight projects there's a 99.9 percent chance of Stearns winning.
More likely, Stearns' coffee talk ties into his designs on the chairmanship of the energy and commerce committee should Republicans regain control of the House, which looks increasingly likely. Lately, Stearns has been buddying up with the GOP leadership—including presenting House minority (and likely House speaker) leader John Boehner with a $300,000 check last month—to make up for what Politico described as Stearns' "past decisions to sit on a thick campaign war chest as his party was losing seats." A GOP lobbyist in the same article quipped that Stearns had "a history of not always being in the team player category." Beefing up his war chest with $1,000-a-pop coffee talk could help the Florida congressman make nice with GOP leadership just in time for the Republican Party's imminent shellacking of the Democrats.
A press secretary in Stearns' Washington, DC, office wouldn't comment on the fundraiser.
Here's the invitation:
Kate SheppardOct. 26, 2010 3:00 PM
Speaking of Alaska, if you're not paying attention to the three-way-race up in the Last Frontier, you're really missing out.
In just the past two weeks, we've had former Sen. Ted Stevens come back from the dead to endorse Lisa Murkowski. And in an appearance in Fairbanks last week, Murkowski burst into song to promote her write-in campaign. And hers is the relatively normal campaign when compared to Joe Miller's.
Over the weekend, the tea-party backed Republican candidate admitted that he was suspended from his job with the Fairbanks North Star Borough for three days in 2008 for violating its ethics policy. "It is true, during a lunch hour I did get on borough computers and I participated in a private poll for about five minutes," said Miller. "It was a mistake I made."
But other reports state that, as a part-time employee, he didn't get lunch breaks—and he was making a not-so-innocent attempt to oust state Republican Party Chairman Randy Ruedrich (a position he wanted for himself) by voting on four different office computers. And this comes after Miller's security guards last week man-handled a reporter who was trying to ask about this very ethics issue. More information may be revealed later today, as a judge has ruled that Miller's personnel files should be made public.
We're eagerly awaiting those files, as I'm sure many folks are, given there's only one week until the election.
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BILLY SHARP poached a late, late leveller to preserve new boss Alex McLeish's
record of never losing his first game in charge anywhere in his managerial
Big Eck, who replaced sacked Sean O'Driscoll, will be as heartened by his
side's never-say-die spirit as much as this point.
It was tough to take for Crystal Palace — particularly striker Glenn Murray.
The Championship's leading scorer made it 22 goals in 21 games this season
as he twice put the visitors in front.
Winger Andy Reid cancelled the first lead with a 20-yarder then it was left to
Sharp to plunder a draw.
Eagles boss Ian Holloway, whose side have now gone five games without a
victory, said: "I should be sat here with three points as we deserved to win.
"We got in a winning position and let it slip in five minutes of stoppage
time. It's obviously not just Fergie time but McLeish time.
"All I've got to do is keep working hard because, even if you win these days,
you don't keep your job, do you?"
Ollie praised Murray for another excellent day at the office.
He added: "Glenn is a fantastic player. He uses his body and strength so well.
"I think 22 goals is his best ever scoring season already — let's hope he can
continue it."
McLeish, greeted with boos from Aston Villa supporters after he jumped ship
from Birmingham last year, got a warmer welcome at the City Ground.
Forest fans applauded him on to the touchline before the game — despite some
still feeling the shock of O'Driscoll's Boxing Day sacking shortly after the
4-2 win over Leeds.
McLeish said: "I feel great that, from a losing situation, we got a point.
Palace are a dangerous team and were not at the top of the league for no
"It was a brilliant reception from the fans who stayed with the team the whole
"I was happy for Rob Kelly to pick the team and stay with the same side as
last week."
Murray gave Palace the lead on nine minutes as he bundled home Dean Moxey's
low cross.
Sharp's glancing header thumped against an upright but Palace were soon pegged
back when Reid unleashed a cracker from outside the box.
Murray put the visitors back in front on 81 minutes with a perfectly-placed
header. But Forest levelled three minutes into stoppage time when Reid's
threaded shot came back off a post and Sharp had the simplest of tap-ins.

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n00b questions....
Alright, I've read a researched so much lately that I'm now at the point where i retain nothing. I think I've gotten it only to read something else and be even more confused.....SO....
I want to lift my LJ. Nothing crazy, I will only do some mild trails and beach riding. I have 31s run ready to be installed and now I'm looking at a 2" spacer lift. Please give me your recommendations as to what I should buy. I want to use factory shocks and retain the smooth on road ride I have now. I currently have 30s and experience rubbing when turning fully....so I need something BC I know the taller and wider 31s will be worse. So, give it to me but plz take it easy on me....this is my first jeep and I'm just trying to get this right. I'm a chick but I can handle my own ...I think. LOL. Thanks guys/gals.
When I used to have spacers, I had these:
Pro Comp Tires, Pro Comp Xtreme Alloy Wheels, Yukon Gears, Yukon, Coil Spacers, Budget Boost
Regarding your rubbing at full steer...this article will explain how to make adjustments to resolve it.
If you plan on doing a lift, you will not be able to use your stock shocks. I personally reccomend Rancho 9000xl shocks and zone lift.
31's don't require a lift. I run a stock setup on 31's with no issues. If you go bigger than 31's then yes, lift it. If you plan on staying with those tires, don't waste your money.
Get a 2" spring lift. Like RC or Rancho or OME depending on how much you want to spend. You'll clear 31s with ease if your wheels have enough BS. Which you'll want around 3 3/4 inches give or take a little. In my opinion stay away from Budget boosts if you don't plan to use it for anything besides gaining lift. Just save a get a full suspension lift.
Thanks for all the quick replys. Ive read that with a BB I will retain my stock ride. If doing a full suspension lift of only 2 or 2.5 inches, will I still keep the stock ride?? What is the best kit to insure I keep the on toad ride I want?? I don't mind piecing things together either if it means a smoother ride. I'd even consider leveling the front out with the rear without fully lifting if it helps keep the front from rubbing. This crazy or acceptable?? I should have mentioned this in the OP but I'd like to keep the cost under 300-400 if possible....don't mind spending a little more or less if the outcome is worthy. Thanks again
I suggest getting 2" Coils and combine that with JKU oem shocks. These can be had for cheap and the ride is excellent.
Just read that a couple of LJ owners on anoyher site run BDS 2" spring with bilstein 5100s front and rear and are happy with the ride. Considering all the good marks bilstein gets in the jeep community, I may try this....just don't want to do this twice. Anyone have any experience with this setup??
Trust me unless you want to go larger at some point you will be very happy with this combination.
I have the 3" Zone Off Road kit that I am very happy with. Not into serious off-roading, on a budget and it is my DD. No SYE or Brake line issues due to the longer LJ frame. And my 33's fit very nicely.
I don't understand why 30's are rubbing. More of a backspacing issue than suspension?
Can't figure out how to multi quote....but....
Maybe I'll try some wheel spacers in the interim until I decide on a lift. This is a second vehicle buy will be on the highway most of the time. I was shocked the first time I felt the tire rub with the 30s....I'll probably try the washer truck for the short term as well but don't wanna lose any of the already wide turning radius.
Thanks for all the replys so far!!
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Warning: This story is a crackfic. It is AU. It involves two OCs that happen to be me and my friend. I am telling you this now, because I will accept no flames. I will try to keep Hikaru and Kouhei in character, but I'm not very good with Kouhei, and it's difficult to keep Hikaru in character when he's in a mall, which I'm sure is a quite alien place to he-who-sits-in-front-of-his-computer-in-the-dark-all-day.
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"No. No. I am not giving in to your psychotic whims."
"My psychotic whims? Who chased a guy across two dimensions over a video game because beating him was your 'only reason for living'? I can't remember that being me, 'Karu-chan," I said.
"Stop calling me that."
"Seriously, 'Karu, it's just a mall; it's not going to kill you, even if you do have zero people skills. And you need new clothes."
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"Yes you do. Look, I'm dragging you whether you want to go or not, so you might as well be a good sport about—ah, dammit." Hikaru, clearly, was not going to be a good sport about this. His face was set in that "I'm not going you can't make me if you do I will hate you forever" look. I was used to this look. The results were rarely good. However, I had stood up to the look in the past and 'Karu did not hate me, so I wasn't about to stop here.
"Himuro Hikaru, we are going to the freakin' mall," I said. "You are getting at least one new outfit. You have three, one of them isn't even a real outfit, one of them is awful, and the other one looks like a track suit. Be comforted, you are not the only one who needs new clothes; Alicia is bringing Toki."
Hikaru changed his look from the previous into the "why must you do this to me you know his voice is the bane of my existence" look. Yes, I have a Himuro-to-English dictionary; don't ask where I got it.
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"That is a possibility, but not a sure thing, so don't bet on it." Hikaru's eye twitched. "Oh, please tell me you're not going to have a 'psycho moment' in the mall…"
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"Crudmuffins. Last time you did that, we got kicked out of the movie theater because you claimed that the screen refused to fight you and then you ran screaming at the manager holding a stick of Pocky like a katana."
"I did not."
"Yes you did."
"It was not Pocky, it was a sharpened pretzel."
I sweatdropped.
"Whatever; you attacked the manager with crunchy food product and it was 'politely requested' that we leave the theater and never return because there will now be a picture of you behind the desk with the words 'Eject From Theater; Hostile Presence' under it."
"You are over-remembering this. We were asked to leave one time and it was requested that I not bring my own food in the future, seeing as theirs is only lethal when eaten."
"Is that what happened?" I asked sheepishly. "Whatever, psycho moment or no psycho moment, to the mall with thee and thy companion who ist moi! Alicia has finally gotten her license and is waiting outside in the getaway c…I mean the car she borrowed from her mother."
Hikaru's eye twitched again as I dragged him outside and into the car, where we settled comfortably in the back seat. Well, I settled comfortably. Hikaru crossed his arms and sighed in a long-suffering manner.
"Hi, Alicia," I said. "Hello, Kouhei."
"Hi, Em. Hi, Hikaru."
"Hi—MUF!" said Toki, as he was gagged with duct tape.
"Hikaru…" I said dangerously. "No. Give me the tape. Now."
Hikaru shook his head stubbornly.
"You are acting like a child, Hikaru. Cut it out."
"I don't feel like it."
"Okay, now you're really acting like a child. Give me the duct tape. Because seriously, I don't want to have to wrestle you in the back seat of my friend's mom's car, because that would look extremely wrong and would be awkward to explain."
"Guys, cut the foreplay, will you?" asked Sumishiba, sticking his head into the car. I had been too busy demanding the tape to notice that Alicia had stopped the car to allow Sumishiba and Meguru, who were waiting on the street corner, to get in.
"Shut it, Sumishiba, or I swear I will—" Hikaru began threateningly.
"Yoink!" I said, snatching the roll of tape. "Thank you, Sumishiba. But that was not foreplay; that was getting the duct tape away from him because he's acting like a small child and gagging Toki with it."
"In that case, please let him," Sumishiba begged. I had rarely seen Sumishiba beg, and it was an amusing sight.
"Guys, would you drop it about Kouhei's voice already?" asked Alicia.
"You walk across a featureless desert with him for days after he's had Full Throttle, why don't you?" asked Hikaru. (A.N. yes, there are energy drinks in Ri-kyuu, deal with it.) "He never shuts up."
I muttered something under my breath about the crazy pills Hikaru must have forgotten to take that morning; unfortunately for me, it was more of a stage mutter than anything, so Hikaru heard me. I loved him to death, but when he jumped me like that, I had no choice but to fight dirty; despite his appearance, the man was strong as hell, but luckily, I had claws.
"Ow! Jeez, woman, that's got to be cheating!"
"Sorry," I said sheepishly.
"Do you sharpen your fingernails? I'm bleeding."
"Sorry. Again."
"Who forgot the crazy pills this morning…?"
"Hey, you're on thin ice, love. Don't push me. For all you know, I did forget my mood stability pills this morning." I grinned maniacally. "I could be hysterical next, and you would have to deal with it." Hikaru paled. More.
Alicia looked amused, as did the other passengers of the car.
"Kitty!" screamed Sophie Asher at a passing Toki Saizou, who promptly fell over quite dead.
"I don't know who you are, kid, but I love you," said Alicia.
I laughed.
"This is Sophie," I said. "She's the Luminatus. Kinda like the Grim Reaper. Only six years old. She kills with the word 'kitty'."
"Goggies, Emmy," Sophie said.
A pair of enormous hellhounds known as Alvin and Mohammad appeared alongside the car, whereupon Sophie leapt to Alvin's back and the trio departed.
"Well that was just weird," said Hikaru.
While the other inhabitants of the car agreed that that had been just weird, I noticed that Alicia was about the miss the exit we needed for the mall. Loudly proclaiming this fact, I was able to avert disaster, as this would have necessitated at least another half hour of driving.
"Parking space!" I screamed, after we had circled the parking garage for twelve minutes and forty-two seconds. "Parking space!"
"Quit screaming, woman!"
"Parking space!"
"Cut the Christopher Moore references!" Hikaru finally yelled. I glared at him. "Please," he grumbled. I smiled.
"Kay. But Alicia, seriously, parking space."
"Oh. Okay," she said, pulling in.
"Will someone remind me why I'm here again?" Sumishiba asked.
"Because, Sumishiba Ichirou-kun," said Meguru, "you are going to help me pick out a new outfit, because I am sick of my ancient school uniform and you don't need a new one." Sumishiba seemed to blank out as he was led away by the cuff of his sleeve.
"Poor guy," Kouhei sympathized. Hikaru seemed to agree. A double glare from me and Alicia silenced them. Ohhh, they were going to regret that…hehe.
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Hubbard Lake, Michigan 2.64 miles SW
Harrisville, Michigan 12.22 miles SE
Glennie, Michigan 19.18 miles SW
Alpena, Michigan 19.58 miles N
2498 E Hubert Rd Spruce, Michigan 48762 (989) 471-2921
Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $24.00
Small campground outside Alpena, MI. It is very run down with most amenities (such as there are) very dilapidated and in need of, at the very least, TLC. The site we chose still uses fuses not circuit breakers and when ours blew in the night I 'borrowed' one from an adjacent site for the rest of the night. The restrooms/showers were bad and we immediately decided to not use them. Tom Tom (GPS) shows the location as about 1/4 mile from the actual location (corner of US 23 and Hubert is where it really is) so the initial experience was bad. That being said, there are not many options for camping in this area and we have not found a better place to stay. We would certainly prefer to not stay here again but we do want to come back to the area. - Meyer Camping
248 State Park Rd Harrisville, Michigan 48740 (map) | (989) 724-5126
Sites: 195 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $25.00
We just returned from our 3 night adventure. Mother Nature tried to throw us off but we didn't let her. The park is very nice and clean. Site 62 was a beautiful site but it is a VERY windy site when the wind is coming off the lake. The direction of the wind went right toward where the campfire ring is. The restrooms and bathhouse were kept clean and I saw staff cleaning a few times a day. We stayed during the week and we never waited to shower when we were ready. At the shower house they have an outdoor sink that you can use to wash your dishes. There isn't a playground but with a beach site like we had the kids didn't even notice. The beach is rocky going out into the water so next time we'd bring water shoes of some sort. Due to the weather, the waves of the lake were too high most of our trip to let our younger kids swim but they still had fun. The wood they were selling in the park for $6 was wet. We bought our wood at the lumber yard in town for $10 and got a much larger bundle of dry wood. - Meggs
Jun 2016 - $25.00
We entered this park without a reservation. There was no one at the gate but there was a yellow phone to connect to a reservation center. They could assign us a site or we could go in, pick an empty site & come back to the phone. When we went in & picked our site, we came back & the site was "unavailable". There was a campground host, who was out. There were no maps to show where to fill up with water or where the trash was. Paved site pads are only at the waterfront sites and are super short. Most sites are just a patch of grass. We were told a ranger would come to collect the daily fee, but that did not happen. We had site 50 & the view & beach access were remarkable. The bathhouse was very modern with individual rooms for showers which was very nice. - R&S
Jul 2015 - $33.00
It's the beach that makes this place special. Otherwise, it's an ordinary Michigan State Park. The beach is wide, clean, and expansive. The water temperature during our mid-July trip was 70 degrees. The one modern restroom / shower house was always busy so occasionally there was a brief wait for an open shower but they were nice: single / family occupancy with privacy. The facilities were reasonably clean but with the building being right off the beach, it would be nice if there was an additional cleaning around dinner time because for those of us that like to take pre-bed showers, there was some sand and mud (not a big deal though.) The park has (one) mile-long hiking trail and that's about it. There's a small playground near a second, public access beach but not one in the campground; perhaps one will be installed where the old shower house was, across from site #193. In addition to the old shower house being removed, so has the water spigot at that location so disregard any maps that show otherwise. Firewood can be purchased in the campground at $6 for a fair-sized bundle and there's also a vendor who makes evening visits that will deliver to your site larger bundles ("rick"?) for $30. There is a nice canopy of trees throughout. The thing that left us less than impressed was the site arrangement. True to Michigan State Park form, there's no real pad for your camper, so many people set up any which way, which resulted in less privacy for others and lent itself to large groups and parties, particularly on the weekends. It was pretty ridiculous on a Saturday night with tons of cars parked everywhere and loud noise until just after midnight. We wish Michigan State Parks would better identify where and how campers are supposed to be parked in order to prevent this. Otherwise, there tends to be some campers that are partially set up in other people's sites. - Fdwt994
625 S Eleventh Ave Alpena, Michigan 49707 (map) | (989) 356-1847
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 8 Reviews
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We stayed here the middle of July. It got pretty hot. It was the week before the fishing tournament. Pretty quiet until thurs when the fishermen came for the tournament. Rather than back in we nosed in so we could look out at Lake Thunderbay, a Nature Preserve. Only had electric hookup but dump station & potable water was available. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others. - Lazyp123
Sep 2015 - $20.00
We were here after the Labor Day weeekend and the only campers. I would think during the height of tourist season there would be more campers. We stayed here to tour the NOAA faccility & take the glass bottom boat tour of shipwrecks. We chose a site overlooking the water and saw the swans in the distance. Electric only in this section. The front appears to have some sites for electric & water. We filled our fresh water tank at the area where the dump station is. 2 sources of water, potable & non there. It is quiet and a very short commute into downtown. I did get Wifi when we first arrived & checking in at the office but after that no. Put the antenna up and pulled in several tv stations. The only negative is the proliferation of Canadian Geese that eat & leave theri goood size product behind. This is not the first campground that has this issue but you must watch where you walk. Only cash or check is acepted for payment. I do not remember the site only that it was in the back overlooking the water so I will put 1. - petpeople
Jul 2015 - $20.00
Excellent location for bicycling throughout city of Alpena. We camped on the back side of fairgrounds with our motorhome facing serene wetlands with a great view of a beautiful sunset, swans, geese and ducks. Paved bike path ran right by our parking spot. Very quiet, spacious, very few other campers. - Mark 5
2550 Ausable River Rd Glennie, Michigan 48737 (map) | (989) 735-3881
Sites: 503 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 6 Reviews
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This is the cheapest 50 amp full hookup site we have ever stayed in. Alas no ATT signal. Just Verizon. There are steps down to the lake for dog swimming, but very muddy entrance and old dock. Front desk lady is super nice and patient. Dirt road into and inside campground. - univmd
May 2013 - $24.00
Campground was OK level sites, large OK grass. Small to no store on sight but close. Fishing is Great large bass in boat and off shore. Large body of water 1700 acres. Small beach. Great view of lake from most campsites. To me this park was all about the fishing. Worth going to. Nice boat, kayak rental place on water. Take your camera! - KayakBassFisher
Jul 2012 - $20.00
Very clean and quiet park. Loved the scenic views of Alcona Pond. Loved the curb side daily trash pick up. Only downfall is the lack of being able to reserve a campsite unless you're staying a week or more. Almost missed out on staying but got the last modern site in the park. Still well worth it and we can't wait to come back next year. - npf77
Alpena, Michigan (map) | (989) 356-3708
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 18 Reviews
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Permanent residents do not pick up after their dogs. Had a huge pile next to our MH. WiFi worked well. Located less than the length of the runway north of the Alpena airport. F16s or F18s flew over. - Dick Schmidt
Aug 2015 - $33.00
This is a beautiful park. It's crowded with kids and swimmers walking to the lake that surrounds the park, but hey...this is camping! We had a nice, level, back-in spot. It fit our 40' rig quite easily, however we did not have sewer at our site (which is why I only gave it a 9). If the wifi worked better and we had had sewer I would give it a 10. We would stay here again. - mnmwillis
Aug 2015 - $25.00
This is a campground, not an RV park so count on lots of trailers, kids, bikes. Not a bad thing, just the way it is. The owners were great in helping us unhook and store our car trailer. They pick up your trash, bring you firewood. The swim area could be nicer. We had a site with electric and water only. They pump out for $8. Nice location and site right on the river and inlet waterways. Close to Alpena and shopping - 8 miles or so. - Lastrick
883 E River Rd Oscoda, Michigan 48750 (map) | (989) 739-7814
Sites: 525 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 6 Reviews
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We were very pleased with this campground. We stayed for 6 weeks. The price above reflects a monthly rate. Keep in mind this is a very outdoorsy place. Roads are paved but sites are all dirt, little grass. I don't see this as a downfall, we prefer more rustic places. Also, there are no sewer hookups anywhere in the park. There is a dump station, but if you plan on staying more than a couple of days in an RV, I would say a honeywagon is a must. You can have campfires, but there are no rings. So bring your own or just dig a hole. This park has lots of extremely large sites for any size rig. The sites do vary in size so you just have to look around. Good size roads to maneuver on also. Beautiful views of the lake from pretty much any spot. A limit of 4 adults per site but no limit on kids. Clean, peaceful, great place for families. Holidays get quite crowded, but they're very good about booting any rowdy campers immediately. Great camp store on site with reasonable prices, an ice cream shop, and lots of little goodies your kids will run you broke purchasing. Lol. My kids personally couldn't get enough of the magic rainbow fire packets and sour cream and onion crickets. (No they really do sell them and they're actually not terrible) $0.50 hayrides on weekends and occasional activities for kids. Only improvements I would suggest is to have more activities for the kids and make the showers free (currently $0.50 for a 5 minute shower). But for the price you're paying to stay there, you really can't complain. - Thomasfamily
Sep 2012 - $20.00
Park is nice and clean, peaceful and rejuvenating. Staff is very helpful - mattandcarrie
Aug 2009 - $30.00
Very nice campground. The only thing we did not like was that we had to pay extra for showers and the hayrides. - Okitina


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But we're still leaving our something quite important: Journey is an experience you share. In each section of the game you may be joined by another pilgrim. You won't know who they are, their age, their nationality or their gender. There is no talking, just a signal that's half ball of light, half musical motif, and all you can see is how they behave. Some of your fellow pilgrims will ignore you, some will help you, and some might do all the hard work before you get a chance to. You in your turn can interact with them, leading them to things they might not have discovered, while at specific points in the game there are key benefits to working together.
The thing is that each of these other pilgrims is a real player, sat somewhere playing Journey elsewhere in the world. Somehow, you're sharing something with someone you know nothing at all about, and the experience can be fun, sometimes irritating but often quite wonderful. It gives a game that's already infused with personality an element of real human warmth.
Normally when we score a game ten out of ten we have to include some caveat, saying that no game is absolutely perfect and that there are some irritating minor niggles if you look. In this case, we're not going to do that. Journey might not be entirely faultless, but it's near-perfect at being what it is.
There are two possible causes for complaint. One is that it's not the kind of game that celebrates skill. Journey doesn't want to kill you or stop you from making progress, and the only real question is how long it's going to take. There are bits you might want to explore and some bonuses you might want to pick up, but it's not the kind of game where you can say one player will be massively better than another. Somehow, to try and speed-rush through it would be to miss the point.
Is this really a problem? No. If you want to prove your gaming chops, try Dark Souls, try Modern Warfare 3 Spec Ops. Journey is all about the journey, not achieving goals.
The second possible issue is length, which we gamers sometimes get caught up on because we like to feel we're getting value for money, and because we'd like a great game to never end. But should we really weigh greatness by the hour? Or by the ratio of hours to price? Journey is a reasonable £9.99 and you will want to play through it more than once. You'll also want to get other people on your PS3 and make them play it too. Otherwise, how can you make them understand?
The important thing is that Journey feels like it's the length it needs to be. It works best like a movie, played in one sitting and allowed to build. In a world where too many games are like long-haul TV series that dip and meander in a mid-season slump before they run up to the end, this is something we really ought to treasure.
Journey is a masterpiece. It's a short-lived experience, but totally captivating, and one you'll be happy to repeat time and time again like a great piece of music or a much-loved movie. It's beautiful to look at, has a majestic and often haunting score, and feels like no other game before it. If we could, we'd force you to play it, but as it is we'll simply urge you not to miss out.
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Recently, independent title "Dear Esther" fully renewed my faith that video games can be intelligent and beautiful; and have story lines good enough to make most Hollywood blockbusters look like the tripe they (usually) are. It was with great anticipation, then, that I read this review. Well, just the start and end - I skipped the middle when you got all worried about giving too much away! After just finishing my first play through, I must say I was not disappointed. Superb achievement. I'd like to say more, but I wouldn't want to spoil it for anyone else..!
I'd like to try it but I'll have to find a way to do so without giving Sony my credit card details again.
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This game is just enchanting... so beautiful in so many ways. I cant wait to finish it today!!!! Get it!
I'm an emotional, let's go exploring kind of guy....but it seems like I'm in a minority of one when it comes to Journey. I hated it. This is what I tweeted after finishing it "I pushed my PS3 D1 joystick fwd for 2 hours. In related news, I just completed Journey. Honestly, I don't get it." and "Level 1-Walk in sand. 2-in snow. 3-in snow up a hill. 4-in snow up a windy hill. 5-Whiteout. 6-Repeat 4&5. Roll credits"
It's beautiful - for sure, but it wasn't worth the money or the time it cost me. I simply do not get the appeal.
Interesting. I've been waiting to hear a view like this because it did strike me from reading about it that this was maybe a bit too non-game like for my liking, which is why I haven't stumped up the cash yet. Will probably take the plunge at some point, though.
An interesting game. Certain moments gave me flashbacks of Flashback (on the Amiga). I'm not certain I'd say it was as great as others have been claiming however its definitely a worthwhile experience and one I'd recommend all to give a go especially given the price. I hope ThatGameCompany look to expand on the whole non-verbal co-op play that was conceived in this game for future releases...that in itself is a particularly significant potential 'game-changer' in terms of online multiplayer gaming.
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This is a discussion on Welcome to ZDC (Zimmerman Defensive Carry) within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Remember..this is the humor section LOL. Let us seee what what we got here: http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/...-violated.html http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/...on-martin.html http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/...or-martin.html http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/...-shooting.html Can we just have one?...
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Was Z not a defensive carrier?
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Farm Vet
Reviewed by Yuri Storchak
Genre and what to do:Simulation. Learn by doing - You're in charge of dozens of barnyard critters. Diagnose and treat their ailments using more than 30 realistic vet tools. It's your job to take care of and nurture all the animals. A Ton of Fun - Ride around the farm while treating 60 medical problems. Play 5 different mini-games on your way to becoming the Head Vet Your Favorite Farm Animals - Treat, feed, and pamper horses, calves, bunnies, ducks, sheep, chickens and more! Real-Time 3D Fun - Explore and interact with the farm animals in the biggest and most realistic veterinary simulation to date. Minigames Galore - From milking cows to riding horses, Farm Vet boasts 5 fun and engaging minigames to play.
Style and atmosphere inside the game:Personalize your character with different hairstyles, clothes, colors and more! Have fun learning how to milk cows, collect eggs, herd goats and ride horses. Farm Vet is the ultimate veterinary simulation, with medical cases written by real veterinarians. Cuddle with kitty cats, pat the pigs, milk the cows and become friends with all the farm animals.
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