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England's Steve Webster became the first player on the European Tour to open a tournament with an albatross, holing his approach at the par-five first at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. The five-wood he used to find the hole has history, Webster posting an albatross with it at the Open d'Italia three years ago.
"It was 254 yards to the pin, slightly into the wind off the left," Webster said. "Because I carry a big crowd following me, there were about two people behind the green and one of them started jumping up and pointing down and I didn't know if it had gone over the back into the rocks or in. I got up there and he started clapping.
"I have never been three under through one before and you wonder 'is this my day or have I had all my luck on the first hole?', but I played great after that." Webster was round in 65 to close on seven under par, one behind first day pace setter George Coetzee.
"I'm busy working on my swing, so it's nice to shoot good numbers when you're busy working on stuff. But I can't wait for it to click because I might be unstoppable," said Coetzee, who was fourth in Abu Dhabi last week.
Tiger Woods is unstoppable at Torrey Pines. The world No 1 has won more times along this stretch of the California coastline in San Diego than any other course in America, eight and counting. His last major victory, the 2008 US Open came here. The Farmers Insurance Open accounts for the other seven.
His win last year, the first of five on the PGA Tour in a season that would end with his being voted the golfer of the year, was so dominant he could afford to drop four shots over the closing five holes and still win by four.
The start of his defence of the title today marks his first appearance of 2014, a year in which he hopes to close that six-year hiatus by adding the 15th major to his tally, which would leave him three short of Jack Nicklaus' record haul.
That is not the only landmark in his sights. Woods is favourite to clean up again this week, which would take him to 80 PGA Tour titles, within two of the record set by Sam Snead. It took Snead 30 years to compile that historic total. Woods has been at the coal face only 18.
Woods' 79th victory came in the first week in August at the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone, a course he has smashed seven times. Bay Hill would be the other 18 holes he favours most, winning Arnold Palmer's event on seven occasions, also, including last year.
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in others words if car is totaled or needs repair the check the insurance gives you for the car is for the owner of the car and the lawyers take no percentage of that of charges you for auto dispute the only charge and take a percentage for settlement you get in personal injury related to the crash, the you substained in the car crash, and can a lawyer always figth with the insurance if they do not offer you a fair price for the values of the car if it is totaled
Attorneys only get a contingent fee on the personal injury settlement and not the property damage claim though we do assist in the property damage portion of the claim.
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Oftentimes yes. You should check with individual lawyers as to how they handle this situation. Good luck.Ask a similar question
A good lawyer should handle the property damage component of your case for you at no additional cost.Ask a similar question
I don't usually charge a fee for helping clients with property damage claims if there is a bodily injury claim from the same crash. If I recover a great deal more then the value of the vehicle then I may charge a fee.
If the property damage offer is not reasonable by the at fault drivers insurance company then I tell my clients to make a collision claim toward their own insurance and let your insurance company go after the at fault drivers insurance to recover the deductible you have to pay.
If my client has no collision coverage then I will include the property damage claim in the same law suit as the bodily injury suit. This does take time to get this resolved so the client will need another form of transportation in the mean time.
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Reputable attorneys will resolve your property claim along with the personal injury claim.
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It depends on the agreement that you have with whatever attorney that you hire. Generally, personal injury attorneys in Florida work on a contingent basis - meaning that they only get paid if you win the suit. However, clients and attorneys can always make other agreements, so long as such agreement does not circumvent any ethical obligation required by the attorney under his/her local rules.
With that said, your question really turns on what agreement that you originally made with your attorney. He/She may take a percentage of of the repair settlement and he/she may take a percentage of the personal injury settllement. Check your original retainer agreement and that should probably lead you in the proper direction.Ask a similar question
that should be the case, helping the plaintiff with property damage should be done at no cost to the plaintiffAsk a similar question
Generally, attorneys do not charge for assisting clients with property damage claims; however, there are exceptions:
1. When you file a claim for diminishment of value (DOV) when the other insurance company's driver is at-fault and the repairs rdo not restore your vehicle's full value. It is entirely reasonable for an attorney to charge a fee for the additional recovery.
2. If the attorney is negotiating your injury claim and spends extra time dealing with the property damage issue as part of those negotiations, then this additional negotiation time could be counted in the attorney's costs. Time is an attorney's only means of making money. If he spends X+1 hours (X being the injury portion and 1 being the property damage portion) negotiating your settlement, then he isn't spending that additional hour on another client's case.
3. Sometimes, in serious injury cases, an attorney will make what is called a "unilateral demand" for payment that involve payment for the injury and property damage claims. Such demand s must be "mirrored" or strictly obeyed. The attorney may or may not take a portion of your property damage recovery in such as case.
In the end, as Attorney Paul Z. noted, the contract you sign with the attorney is what controls. All contracts with attorneys are negotiable, so you read the contract and decide if you accept the terms of the agreement.
Personally, I don't charge for property damage recovery UNLESS the entire contract is about property damage. Sometimes, people aren't injury, and they merely want the other side to fix their car. If I think all that's required is a few phone calls and a letter or two, I may a flat fee to get you what you deserve. If, though, you think Insurance Company A owes you more for the value (a DOV claim) for repairing your Porsche, then I may take that type of case on a percentage-recovered basis because it is excess over the car's repair.
Please also be aware that there are many ways of determining the value of a vehicle. Many times, clients expect to get what I call the "CraigsList Value" for their cars. On CraigsList, there is nothing governing what a person asks for their vehicle. Insurance companies use statistical software to determine a car's value (and whether it is worth repairing) by comparing how much reputable car-dealers charged for similar cars in similar conditions in your geographic region. The online calculators can get you close to that amount, but insurance companies pay for access to highly detailed information that you cannot usually obtain.
If an insurance adjuster offers you an amount for a total loss, then ask to see his paperwork. You have a right to see how she calculated your car's value. Sometimes, adjusters forget to add option, take off too much money for wear and tear, or even use the wrong car model. A simple mistake of entering the wrong month for when the car was totaled can skew the values because a vehicle's can change dramatically from one month to the next.
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Craft beers continue making broader inroads at Milwaukee's bars and restaurants, thanks to customer demand.
The Eatery on Farwell, 2014 N. Farwell Ave., has eliminated imports such as Stella Artois and Heineken in favor of replacing them with American craft beers.
"We have seen such a huge demand for craft beers and have seen our imports pretty much fall off the map, so we are making a change," owner Ryan Oschmann said.
Oschmann said the format of the beer list has been changed to make it more informative — it now lists beers by brewery, type of beer, alcohol by volume and bottle price.
Wisconsin is well-represented on the list, with numerous beers from Lakefront, Sprecher, Ale Asylum, Tyranena, Central Waters and O'so, among others. Other bottles on the list come from around the country, ranging from Maryland (Flying Dog) to California (Lagunitas), Louisiana (Abita) to Indiana (Upland).
The Cheese Bar, inside Wisconsin Cheese Mart at 215 W. Highland Ave., recently tripled its beer taps, going from 12 to 36.
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Guests were asking for a broader variety of Wisconsin beers to try with their Wisconsin cheeses, owner Ken McNulty said.
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This is another of those films which - like Steel Magnolias, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, Waiting to Exhale and last week's Now and Then - fields a big, multi-character cast in order to celebrate female experience, as though a single woman's story were not meaty enough to drive a movie. Here, the line-up includes Anne Bancroft, Maya Angelou, Ellen Burstyn and Jean Simmons, and we wait with contained impatience for each and every one to have her featured flashback.
The threadbare premise is dressed up with some elegant embroidery: the photography - to take just one element - comes from Janusz Kaminski, the Oscar-winning cinematographer of Schindler's List. How to Make an American Quilt is a high-class product, fluidly directed by the Australian film-maker Jocelyn Moorhouse. But she has also buffed off most of the spiky edges which made her first films - Proof, an abrasive psychodrama about a blind photographer, and Muriel's Wedding, which she produced for her husband, the director PJ Hogan - unusual and intriguing. For all its celebration of homespun craftmanship, it is, at heart, another Hollywood assembly-line entertainment.
Paris Was a Woman (no cert) is also a puzzling title for a documentary which begins by explaining that, while the City of Light has been invariably apostrophised as such by male artists, the independent and bohemian women who flocked there in the salad days entre deux guerres saw the city as "not a muse or mistress, but a haven". They declined to spend their time fretting about men (most were, apparently, lesbians), going instead about more pressing business such as painting, founding bookstores, publishing, writing and throwing Sapphic orgies. This is a film about real people.
The Juror (18) is not a courtroom drama in the strict sense; its trial - a routine Mafia killing - is an open-and-shut affair. Instead, it's an endearingly ridiculous stalk-and-slasher centred on the Mob's attempt to nobble a woman juror. Her introductory words, "I'm a single mother and I'm trying to be a sculptor," read reasonably enough on the pages of George Dawes Green's source novel, but at the press screening they raised a robust laugh as they issued from the lips of Hollywood's most pampered and highly paid actress. Demi Moore gives a perfectly serviceable performance (she keeps her clothes on) but it is difficult to detect the qualities which have made her a star. In the film's defence we cite Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Anne Heche, both rather more credible as Moore's son and her best friend, and Alec Baldwin's campy hitman, a philosophical customer with a passion for art, a keen interest in Taoism and a silky obsession with his victim.
There are more single mums this week, two of them in The Cure (12), in which Annabella Sciorra looks careworn and teary as the mother of a young boy with Aids, and Diana Scarwid, as the irresponsible parent of the boy next door, gets to wear red a lot, smoke king-size cigarettes and polish off a bottle of wine at dinner, all by herself (no doubt here as to which is the more attractive maternal role model). The kids become unlikely friends, and set off in the wake of Huck Finn, down the Mississippi in a rubber dinghy in search of a miracle. Their modern American adventure is fated to end in tears, but Peter Horton - an actor from thirtysomething, directing his first movie - draws touching performances from the two young leads and supplies a restrained deathbed scene (before blowing it with an egregiously sentimental epilogue).
Jonathan Harvey's adaptation of his bright and summery stage play, Beautiful Thing (15), spearheads a trio of new British films and is certainly the most enjoyable of the batch. The kitsch sounds of the Mamas and the Papas set the keynote mood of his poignant and humorous celebration of the pangs of first love centred on Jamie, a shy teenager with a pash on his hunky neighbour. Although some of the characters are drawn in broad strokes, the film manages to be (and this is no mean feat) neither camp nor patronising towards them; apart from the two boys, both excellent, Linda Henry is vivid and funny as Jamie's resilient (single) mum. As a gay, working-class love story, it invites comparisons with another beautiful thing, Stephen Frears and Hanif Kureishi's Laundrette, although it lacks the earlier film's political focus: it's an indulgent and forgiving portrait of a harsh world of teenage pregnancies and domestic violence, where drugs are a way of life and nobody, including the viewer, gives a stuff about the fact that both boys are below the legal age of consent.
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It is full of disturbing moments, like the intoxicating, wordless eroticism of the couple's first encounter. But the script is also, for much of the time, verbose, even borderline pompous; adapted from a novel, The Two Deaths of Senora Puccini, it has the airless feel of a play. It may be, too, that (witness the ever-diminishing vicious circles described by Dennis Potter) there is limited dramatic mileage in male sexual obsession, a terrain that Roeg has hoed over more effectively elsewhere. The most severe disappointment is the look of Two Deaths, cramped and muddy, with scant evidence of the director's trademark, bravura editing. Perhaps his next film, Samson and Delilah, will breathe new life into his career.
Bringing up the rear, The Grotesque (18) proffers a rum brew of Gothic murder mystery and social satire in post-war Norfolk. Alan Bates plays a fruity, eccentric country squire whose world is invaded by the double threat of a sinister butler (Sting) and a wimpy poet seeking his daughter's hand. As a thriller, it is a non-starter and the strenuous attempts at comic weirdness rarely take flight. The publicist described it to me as "Remains of the Day on acid". Miss Marple on Prozac, more like.
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ABC/Lou Rocco
The exit door is swinging again at The View.
Candace Cameron Bure announced Thursday that she will be leaving the show after less than two seasons. "It's a little bittersweet today because I'm announcing that I will be leaving The View," the 40-year-old mother of three told the in-studio audience.
"It wasn't an easy decision," she continued. "Before I started The View, I had already had my commitments to Fuller House and my work with the Hallmark Channel...Because of the success of those, my commitments have become even greater with those shows." Bure became a co-host on the show in 2015 while simultaneously filming the sequel for Netflix. Her View contract was renewed for Season 20 this year and Fuller House was also picked up for a second season.
In addition to a full work load, the star also attributed her departure to having to travel between both coasts on a regular basis. "The commute of going west coast to east coast every single week for me has been tough on me and hard for my family as well," she explained. "I want to make sure that I am able to spend as much time with my children."
Despite the news, Bure expressed her gratitude to the women at the helm of the team. "I thank everybody—Whoopi [Goldberg], Joy [Behar]...for welcoming me to this table. I've learned so much from you and I'm so grateful for you," she continued. "I tried to be superwoman, but I'm going to not try anymore."
"With all the sex talk we do, you miss your husband!" Goldberg quipped.
The actress will certainly be missed by The View family. "On behalf of everyone at 'The View,' it's been a pleasure working with Candace, a devoted mother, talented actress, and passionate co-host who never hesitated to speak her mind," Executive Producer Candi Carter said in a statement.
"We are thrilled for her success with 'Fuller House' and her Hallmark movies. She will always be a part of 'The View' family and we will gladly welcome her back to the show to support her with all of her endeavors."
Inside the Increasingly Rapid Turnover on The View: Fickle Audiences, On-Set Turmoil and the Occasional Drama-Free Departure
ABC/Heidi Gutman
The show's panel has consistently changed in recent years. Before Bure, Raven-Symoné revealed in late October that she was leaving the show after less than two years to star in and produce her newest project, a That's So Raven sequel with Disney.
Though Candace, Raven, Whoopi and Joy returned for Season 20, the panel also squeezed in entrances from Sara Haines, who was promoted to permanent co-host, and Jedediah Bila and Sunny Hostin, who were hired as guest co-hosts. Still, the View's table is only so big, so the faces tend to change regularly regardless.
With this latest announcement, the years of rapid turnover since Barbara Walters' exit don't seem to have an end in near sight. With Goldberg's 1-year contract over after this season, fans may be asking themselves, "Who's next?"


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EXCLUSIVE: Resolution just signed Clifton Collins, Jr., in all areas. I've been watching this guy since he went mano a mano with Samuel Jackson in the Kevin Reynolds-directed One Eight Seven and his turn as murderer Perry Smith in Capote. He most recently co-starred in Pacific Rim and shot the Wally Pfister-directed Transcendence for Warner Bros and then back to back Terrence Malick projects Knight Of Cups and another that doesn't yet have a title. Collins, who had been repped by APA, is managed by Industry Entertainment and attorney David Krintzman.
Resolution Signs Clifton Collins Jr.
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Good for Clifton. Stepping out of APA's shadow will be the best thing for him.
Future Oscar winner, no doubt.
I was just thinking about his performance in one eight seven. That is to this day one of my favorite movies
Brilliant in Tigerland.
Hahahaha… I hate to admit it, but I remember Clifton most from The Stoned Age. Stupid, dumb fun movie.
One of the most underrated actors around. Seems like he was doing OK at APA, at least lately. Here's to Resolution treating him like a gem.
Resolution scores with this one. Clifton Collins Jr is a powerhouse.
One of my favorite actors! Great for Resolution. Hope he does well with them.
Clifton is one of THE best, most versatile actors working today, always look out for what he'll pop up in next. Dood's amazing….keep it up bro!
I have been a longtime fan of Clifton,s for a long long time ever since :Capote:He was absolutely Brilliant in that movie Should have got an Oscar for his portrayal of Perry Smith and i also loved him in "the Last Castle" with robert redford not to forget "the Perfect Game" more power to this Brilliant young man,
Clifton is one of the most talented an interesting working actors. This is a well deserved win for him. Congratulations Clifton!
(And congratulations to his team!)
Great kid back in Dapplegray days, good friend to our son.
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I'm proud of our guys for hanging in there. We get down ten points and just to keep battling and battling. We talked about breaks and how eventually the breaks should go our way and at the end they did. I thought it was ironic that we won the game on a couple foul shots after not shooting them well the last couple of games. On top of that, I feel bad for Paul [Hewitt]. Paul's a friend in the business, he's a good guy and he's got a good young team. It's a hard game for him to lose. Again, proud of our guys for gutting it out. They found a way. My players found a way to win today.
Coach, talking about breaks, it looked like you were trying to call timeout before [Melvin] Scott made that layup.
Yep. With 15 seconds to go, we are down three. To me, that's a point where we probably need to get a three point shot. So much for what I know. We get a layup and call time out there. They called a timeout and then that's when we got the five second count. I think that's right. I'd have to check the film to make sure.
What did the official say to you because it appeared that [B.J.] Elder signaled for timeout that they didn't have?
He said that the referee called the five-second count before they called the timeout.
You had a couple situations late that were really good. They were patient when they needed to go for two or three, they didn't rush them.
Yea. There were a couple shots when we took a couple bad ones. Maybe in the 2:50 range. I think there was a timeout and we say hey, there's a lot of time left there will be a lot of possessions, let's make sure we get good shots. I loved the look Raymond got to Melvin. ..We picked up our defensive intensity. For a while there, [Steve]Kirschner makes a guy feel really good, it looked like they scored on every possession, and he said, 'well they scored eight out of ten.' But we hung in there. It would have been easy for our guys to check it in and they didn't. They found a way.
Were you aware of [Marvin] Lewis' free throw percentage?
Oh yea, but at that point, we didn't have a choice. He's the best. 83% I think. We go over that in scouting reports. We know what they are shooting. We didn't have a choice and we were kind of planning on having to go for three, but we were fortunate.
You guys were down ten with eight minutes, and from that point, Jawad [Williams] and Raymond scored 17 of the last 21 points.
Those are two guys that are capable of scoring and I like when the ball is in their hands. I thought Raymond really had a nice find for Jawad on the out of bounds play when he came off the screen and hit Jawad and Jawad hit that little bank shot. That was a big play. Raymond had a big three late in the game. Obviously the fouls shots.
Just after the game, it's hard to judge, but for a young team coming off a heartbreaking loss to State, how big is this for that locker room?
I think it's huge. They are relieved but it's not like we are dancing in the locker room. I think that we were just relieved. That State game, it was a huge emotional investment. You are playing a rival, at home, after a tough loss then you have to come back and play a game. It is tough to emotionally invest. I was proud the way we came out, our defensive energy was great. We probably had too much energy for the offensive end. You want to be juiced up, and we were juiced up on the defensive end and that's good. But as a result, we had too many turnovers in the beginning of the game. Fortunately our defense was...actually we had the lead for a good deal of the game.
How about for you, do you feel like the walls are closing in?
You know, during the game, you are just coaching the game. It's really me, the players. There is a weird separation when you coach. The court and the fans. At times, they are one and other times there is great separation when you are focusing on the game. That does sound pretty philosophical for you guys? (laughter)
Coach, on the last play, why did you take Noel out?
I just wanted size in and around the basket. Damion, I said, guard the basket and he guarded the ball. I thought with one second, they would throw it up at the goal. So I'd like to have my biggest guy under the goal so they can't throw it to the basket. There is not much you can do, although as big as Damion is and they had their point guard taking the ball out, he can create a big shadow under the goal. Out of bounds underneath , pressure on the ball isn't as important as it is when you are throwing a length of the court type of thing because the guy can back up as far as he wants. But, I did think it make an impact because they did have to throw a long pass.
What does it say about your team to win with all the negative surrounding the program, a young team on top of that?
That's why I am so proud of them. They gutted it out. They found a way to win. They did it. My guys went out there and battled. They hung in the and hung in there. It was like a boxing match where you get punched in the face, punched in the face, on the mat, come off the mat, and go in your corner staggering and you come back out and answer the bell. I'm proud of them.
Rashad sat for long stretches in the second half, was that for defensive [purposes]?
I just thought that Melvin's defense was very good, Jackie's defense was very good. I felt comfortable with that defensive unit out there and we really needed to get some stops. Rashad hit a big three for us and I tried to get him there one time and they were quick getting the ball in play and he didn't get in for the offensive end because he is such a great offensive player. It's kind of like hockey sometimes, you want to sub on the fly.
Down ten with seven or eight minutes to go and you went to that half court trap.
Yea, I thought they were getting the ball inside too easy. We needed to extend a little bit. They called a timeout then we doubled the ball a little bit and their offense was out a little farther. I thought our out of bounds defense, when they were on the sideline, that was obviously big because they got a five second count. Again, I'm just proud of our guys.
Your interior defense, they were getting a lot of easy inside shots at the beginning of the second half, but it seemed when you made the run at the end, even though you were outside, you slowed that down.
Yea, we put more ball pressure on and doubled a little more so then, their post men have to come out to the foul line top of the key area so to be an outlet so they weren't able to set up as much. I'd have to watch the tape but hopefully we did a better job at fronting the post too. They are a talented young team and I tell you, they are going to be one of the better teams in the league for years to come.


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Burning Passion by: Mike Kincade
Poem by: panterism27
Status: Finished
Genre: Romance
I have a light,
It burns white,
Why is my life,
Full of blight?
Who is right,
Who fights,
I might.
I know,
How to roll,
With the toll,
My heart like coal,
In the dark a mole,
No sight,
But passion bright.
I see it's light,
The tunnel of fright,
As the train drives by,
I feel terrors bite,
I see nothing but night,
As my chest draws tight,
I throw,
A river to flow,
Into a boat I go,
As I start to row,
The rapids of woe,
The light is low,
The river gets slow,
So then I tow,
To show,
My strength in woe,
The boat,
Up to the sand,
Of my beating band,
Called my heart and,
Soul. By the strand,
Of Land,
I am a man,
And in command,
Of everything I am.
But without you,
I am through,
I can't do,
What I want to,
You are the boat,
That kept me afloat,
You the ore that rowed,
Down the watery road,
A heavy Price to pay,
Just to hear me say,
That I have a burning passion,
In that heavy fashion,
I love you more with every breath,
If you died I would be put to death,
Don't let me go without a word,
How much of you have I deserved,
With God's great Love,
And strength from above,
I can honestly say,
I deserved every day.
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Survivor: Season 1 - Borneo DVD
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Survivor's premise is simple: maroon sixteen normal Americans - men and women chosen from all walks of life - on the island of Pulau Tiga, twenty miles off the coast of Borneo. Once every three days the castaways gather to vote one of their own off the island. The last person wins a million dollars.
What transpired became television history and a pop culture phenomenon was born. Now with this special DVD box set you can relive every bit of the original Survivor telecasts, plus see and hear many things not shown on TV.
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Ever wonder what happened to the few days prior to the original gang jumping into the South China Sea? This is a behind-the-scenes peek at the 16 players' first glimpse of one another at CBS studios in Los Angeles and their wild welcome in Borneo!
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"Funny and sad"
Yes. Wondering how many bad guys would they be, and hoping they got away.
She was fine.
The good heart's of the women taking in the unwanted children.
This was funny and sad. It made me angry what was done to those little girl's. The women did what a lot of us would like to do to the men who hurt children like that.
"Could not finish it."
Goofy story and premise. To say it is quirky would be generous. sorry not for me.
Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D. 'The Ph.D. of Productivity'(tm)
"Could Not Stop Listening - LOVED IT!"
This was a great book and on so many levels, I loved it. I listened to the whole thing within 2 1/2 days - while driving, doing work around the house, or standing around waiting for something to get started.
I loved all the main characters (and was rooting for all of them in their various endeavors) and the depictions of them by the narrator. She was outstanding and helped this good book be even better.
Enjoying one good listen after the next!
"This is Fiction, for Sure!"
The story plot (two female senior citizens as killers-for-hire) had great potential. The characterization of lesbian women as "real" people was well done. Bernadette Dunne's performance was quite good.
That said, this book was a less-than-average listen. . . it just never got very interesting. Too easy to put this one down and go on to other things.
And the ending? Fiction for sure, given that what the (I-think-I'm-a-lesbian) detective does would get her in big trouble, since her colleagues knew what was in her possession. (Trying not to give it all away here!)
Not a bad listen. . .but far from the best. Average.
"Old ladies as hired killers?!"
I really enjoyed this book and the premise is original. However, in my opinion, they went a little overboard with the lesbian theme. That said, I would read a sequel, if there is one, because the story is entertaining.
It is totally ridiculous to use lesbianism the way the author did. I appreciate the exploration of the heroine's sexuality, but there's no reason to exploit it by mentioning lesbian authors. So what if the character or author is a lesbian? Just write a good story and be done with it.
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May like it if you are involved in the lifestyle
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what are the better makes and models of TT's, and were is the best place to mount them on a 2002 WRX?
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what are the better makes and models of TT's, and were is the best place to mount them on a 2002 WRX?
Well this topics has been discussed you dont really need a TT. It has to do with the turbo being liquid cooled as well and as long as you dont redline every gear to the store then park and shut it off youll be ok. If you have just driven hard let it idle for a minute or two. Its not really needed.
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ya but i might get into a bad habit of turning of the car to soon, i would feel stupid if i didn't spend $200 for a TT, and then needed a new turbo. thats my point, still deciding though.
The turbo failures we've seen so far on the TD04-13g units haven't been because of oil line coking, they've mostly been because of excessive boost -- at least on this forum.
The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms, 1929
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i love my blitz dtt
Originally Posted by DTR rex
ok man thanks for the info
u can get them cheap on ebay, i like mine, even if i drive 5 miles i still let it sit for 20 seconds. i bought my greddy for 90 bux shipped from ebay.
I have the blitz DTT DC2, great unit, I love it. TT's could probably be looked at as insurance for your turbo.
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If nothing else...I like the cool ricer thing of leaving the car running and have it shut off....oh so sweet.
0-60 faster then your first sexual experience.
"You've come far, and though you're far from the end
You don't mind where you are, cause you know where you've been"
ok man, good stuff
i have a question.
if you dont have a TT u obviously shut the car off yourself, so you witness it being shut off. what happens if the TT freaks out and doest work properly(doesnt shut the car off). you home for the night, and the TT isnt working right, and doesnt shut the car off and your car idles for 9 hours til the next day. is this possible, or ever happened??
well one time when i parked my car, I went back like 20 minutes later and the timer froze and the car was still running. This has only happened once to me.
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SQC - 189Originally Posted by scooby-x
mine has worked perfectly for a year. Blitz FATT
My Car is 100% STOCK!
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At 14???
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On the Friday news roundup on the PBS NewsHour, pseudoconservative analyst David Brooks of The New York Times kept up his disparaging of Herman Cain, predicting "he will be deflated very seriously within a week or two." He attacked Cain for "behaving badly" and having "gone for the home run" in denying all sexual harassment claims. Mr. Brooks didn't consider it at all possible that Cain could be truthful in denying all claims.
On both NPR and PBS Friday, Brooks lamented that Jeb Bush isn't in the race and would be the frontrunner pleasing both conservatives and moderates if he had chosen to make a run. He clearly has no respect for Herman Cain:
JIM LEHRER: What about -- how is Herman Cain and his problem being -- how is Herman Cain dealing with his problem, which is sexual harassment?
DAVID BROOKS: Yes. Well, he's, I think, behaving badly.
First of all, what I think of the -- he's gone for the home run. They're all lying. And then his lawyer said watch out for the next people, which was brutal and rude. So far, his polling is up there. I think this is an illusion. I think his polling will be down quite quickly.
Right now, there's a reaction from his core supporters against the media. That is, they don't want to -- they don't want to give anything to their ideological -- perceived ideological opponents in the media. But this is registering.
And I think when you see the rise of Newt Gingrich, which is happening right now, that's Cain beginning to deflate. And I think he will be deflated very seriously within a week or two.
Then Lehrer turned to Shields, who mocked the idea of liberal bias as if "we meet in secret meetings." Who needs a meeting when everyone agrees?
LEHRER: How do you explain the Gingrich thing? Do you agree that that -- it's part of that? It's...
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On Sep 16, 2011, at 14:50 , Francisco Carriedo Scher wrote: > Hi there, > > i have been checking the Wiki section about clustering and users' mailing > listthe as well. I am missing some info about what clustering Jackrabbit > will provide and what not. > > It will provide _fault tolerance_ through journaling but, is this feature > really mature? I read that there are issues regarding to de-synchronisation > between journaling and file datastore state, too frequent sync delay causes > issues too, it is needed to fine tune the configuration enlarging cache > size... at liip we are using rdbms data store (with mysql) and have come up with the following solution to be able to globally distribute our cluster nodes: http://blog.liip.ch/archive/2011/05/04/how-to-make-jackrabbit-globally-distributable-fail-safe-and-scalable-in-one-go.html > It will _not_ provide built in load balancing so, the only option i see so > far is to access Jackrabbit through Webdav and use Apache webserver to > balance the requests along all the clustered nodes. Again, is this the best > way and are there any critical issues that i must consider? i should note that we access jackrabbit via davex and so we use a standard load balancer to direct the davex requests. our client lib adds a random header to each request which the load balancer uses to determine which jackrabbit node to redirect the traffic to. regards, Lukas Kahwe Smith firstname.lastname@example.com
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San Diego Chargers LB Shawne Merriman is set to take a physical exam on Tuesday, Fox Sports reported, that could end with the team cutting him.
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Merriman had an NFL-high 39.5 sacks from 2005-2007, but has had just four in 18 games since 2008 as injuries have limited his effectiveness.
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H.S. ice hockey: Ramsey falls to Morristown, 1-0, in Public B final on goal with 33.8 seconds left
NEWARK — There was nothing that could be said, no words that could heal the emotional pain that Ramsey hockey was enduring.
Outside a quiet locker room in the corridors of Prudential Center after Sunday night's 1-0 loss to Morristown in the Public B state final, Rams players and coaches spoke softly, if at all, refusing to believe their storybook season had come to an end like this.
In front of what seemed like the entire town of Ramsey, the Rams fell painfully short of their ultimate goal, surrendering the game-winner to the Colonials' Brian Begley with just 33.8 seconds remaining in the third period — Morristown's only shot on goal in the third.
It tore the hearts out of the strong Ramsey faithful, who have stood by the Rams' side since early December, leaving them speechless and in shock as they filed out of the arena.
It devastated the group of 20-something players — 20-something best friends — who had collectively gave everything they had for months to get to that point.
"Those guys are hurting right now," coach Bob Toy said. "I didn't say much. We said how proud as a staff we were of them, how proud the town is of them, but there was nothing I could say to take this sting away.
"It's tough to lose a state championship by giving up a goal with 33 seconds left. We made one mistake. One of our guys fell, that turned into an odd-man rush; they put a good shot on net and I don't think Tyler [Harmon] saw it. You know, just prior to that we had a shot in the high slot and Shane Brown made a huge save. If that goes in, it's a different story. It didn't. That's hockey."
"It was just the second time this season Ramsey was shut out, both coming against Mennen Division teams (lost to Randolph, 1-0, on Dec. 30) "There are just no words to describe what I'm feeling right now," senior defenseman Chris Butryn said quietly. "To come so close, to be here with this group of guys. … We're like a family out there. It's unbelievable that it's all over.
"A bunch of us were just crying in the locker room. I told the guys coming back that they have to get it next year. For all of us."
Pitted against a similar defensive-minded team in Morristown, anchored by an All-State caliber goaltender in Brown, the Colonials limited Ramsey to just four shots on goal in the first period.
Ramsey appeared nervous and out-of-sync in the opening period, appearing at The Rock for the first time since 2009, against a Morristown team that had been there each of the previous two seasons but losing both times.
The Rams flipped the script over the next two periods, however, outshooting Morristown, 18-5, over the final 30 minutes while controlling the territorial advantage, but it was Begley's bar-down shot from the slot with 33 seconds left that lifted fourth-seeded Morristown to the upset victory.
"I mean, there's nothing you can do about it now," said senior defenseman Anthony Pedulla, who could be seen embracing junior teammates Alex Whelan and Nick Botta, among others, once the final buzzer sounded.
"Everybody's down right now. There's nothing we can say and nothing we can do to pick everybody back up. We just have to move on. They'll be back next year. We might not be a team anymore, but we're still a family."
MORRIS KNOLLS 3, BRIDGEWATER-RARITAN 0: Though the Golden Eagles were below .500 at the state cutoff, they earned an at-large bid and stormed their way to a Public A state title. Alex Urbanski scored early in the first, Danny Cangelosi added one in the second before Reed Pelliconi's empty-netter.
CBA 4, MORRISTOWN-BEARD 4: Trailing, 4-1, after the first period, CBA stormed back, striking for three goals in the first five minutes of the second. The game remained scoreless through the rest of regulation and 15 minutes of overtime, as both we're crowned Non-Public co-champs.