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Get an overview of this hotelHotel with free parking, near Oracle
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Located in the heart of Reading, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Progress Theatre and University of Reading. Oracle and Reading Abbey Ruins are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a fitness center, this hotel has a bar/lounge and dry cleaning. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk and express check-out.
Room Amenities
All 95 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities that guests will find include coffee makers and electric kettles.
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- Good location
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- Overall value of stay
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Hillingdon Prince features a fitness center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and express check-out. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 95
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Elevator/lift
- Free self parking
- Free long-term parking
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free long-term parking, Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Electric kettle
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
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English breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 2 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 11 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
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This property does not accept cash for onsite payments, including incidentals. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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- Breakfast fee: between GBP 5.95 and GBP 9.95 per person (approximately)
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"The customer experience in these stores will reflect the Bloomingdale's brand with a strong value message," said Michael Gould, Bloomingdale's chairman and ceo.
Bloomingdale's Outlet stores will offer a range of apparel and accessories, including women's ready-to-wear, men's, children's, women's shoes, fashion accessories, jewelry, handbags and intimate apparel.
Target Restates Commitment to India Operation
Looking to quell rumors about supposed plans to sell its India-based team and operations, Target Corporation issued a statement intended to "firmly restated" its commitment to Target India business in Bangalore.
The company said it "emphatically refutes the irresponsible rumor" that it is engaged in any discussions, or has any plans, to sell its Target India operations. This is the second time in three months Target has issued such a statement regarding the Indian division.
Target Corp. does know the source of "this ridiculous speculation," but called it "unequivocally not true," added Tim Baer, evp and general counsel of Target Corporation.
Target India, which employs about 2,100, "continues to more deeply integrate the work of its Bangalore teams with its U.S.-based teams," the company said.
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WK2 Wheel and Tire fitment
Info like this should be made into a sticky after it's answered.
I wanted to figure out some solid specs for the 2013 Laredo, no air suspension, stock height.
Maximum backspacing allowed: ?
Maximum tire size allowed, with or without minimal trimming: ?
I have the 17" stick alloy rims, and was looking at this tire/wheel package but am not sure what will and wont fit. Which is kind of a risk when ordering online.
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Back spacing: 4.5"
Also, what is the maximum size/width tire we can put on the stock rims?
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Did you try looking in this section??
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Pro Comp Xtreme All Terrain Radial Tire on 51 Series Steel Wheel Qty 4 for 2013 Jeep® Vehicles with 5x5 Bolt Pattern - Quadratec
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Then that information would and should be posted in their, not in the generalized area. The only people that is going to get that information are the users, not Scott or Milous. Maybe once someone has done all the research, then Scott could make it a sticky in that area.
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That's the purpose of this thread to get people to comment with what work/fits.
Try searching...
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Re: WK2 Wheel and Tire fitment
Have you done any google searches or looked at what other people have been able to do that didn't have to make any modifications? What you could fit on a Laredo might be different than what someone might be able to fit on a Overland that has QL if they always keep the QL lifted.
Re: WK2 Wheel and Tire fitment
Yeah most people have the leveling kit, I wanted to verify that say for example 4.5" backspacing is acceptable for rims, and that a tire of say 265/70/17 like the ones i provided the link for wouldn't rub, with or without say the leveling kit.
Re: WK2 Wheel and Tire fitment
So what do you mean by allowed? The manufacture's spec, how far a prudent driver will push the limit, or what has been tested? There is not much room and different brand tires in the same size have different results. Although several forums have stickies on the subject that capture what has been tried, I don't think all the physical possibilities have been determined yet.
On the other hand, if a dealer puts a note in the system that you are running anything other than the OEM size wheels and tires, it will void your driveline warranty. In that sense you know exactly the manufacture's acceptable maximums and minimums. There is no wiggle room there.
Seriously? Yes, there have been a few posts here from bigger tire folks that have had warranties denied.
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With so many needs, one position was bound be bumped down the pecking order.
Buffalo made a push for tight end Ben Troupe in free agency, failed, and settled on a free agent who needed the Bills more than the Bills actually needed him – Courtney Anderson.
So as Buffalo gobbled up day one starters in cornerback Leodis McKelvin and wide receiver James Hardy, a potential third-down speed rusher in the third round (Chris Ellis), then another corner in Reggie Corner in the fourth, something had to give. Despite landing immediate contributors, the Bills' draft had one flaw. They waited too long to take a tight end.
It took 132 picks at a fourth round compensatory selection before Buffalo addressed arguably its second-biggest need. But maybe it doesn't matter. Maybe they found someone who just needs a shot: Kansas tight end Derek Fine.
"We feel really good about Derek Fine," Bills Chief Operating Officer Russ Brandon said after the draft. "He's a heck of a football player. He's a guy that's going to come in and contribute. He's a pass-catching tight end that's very good with the run after the catch."
Fine was part of one of the best feel-good stories of the college football season. In Kansas' 12-1 season, the tight end was a dependable safety valve for quarterback Todd Reesing. He caught 46 passes for 394 yards and four touchdowns. Not a downfield threat, but certainly a go-to check-down receiver, Fine may be precisely what Buffalo's offense needs.
Sure, USC's Fred Davis or Texas A&M's Martellus Bennett would've been instant upgrades over Anderson and Robert Royal. They're athletic, big-play receivers, something Fine isn't. But taking either receiver would have meant passing on 6-foot-6 wideout James Hardy, and his 36 touchdowns in 36 games. Chief operating officer Russ Brandon needed to pick 'n choose, and he chose wisely. The Bills' need for a No. 2 wide receiver definitely outweighs their lack of a tight end. Considering Hardy is a huge, possession receiver, Brandon really killed two birds with one stone – landing the short-range bulls-eye target to fit Trent Edwards' game.
Fine is a jack-of-all-trades. With the Jayhawks, the 6-foot-3, 250-pound tight end was a fullback, tight end and an H-back rolled up into one. Former offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild would have loved him. While new OC Turk Schonert, however, has vowed to re-introduce the fullback into the offense, there will still be a place for Fine within the Bills' offense. Most likely, Anderson or Royal will win the starting job at tight end, but Fine could assume a multi-purpose role.
A "moving" tight end, Fine can be set in motion every time on the field and sway linebackers left and right. In turn, this can help Edwards decode defenses and make appropriate audibles. Maybe Fine isn't the one catching the pass or making the block, but he's inadvertently helping the play. With the Jayhawks offense, he did this routinely and the offense churned out 43 points per game – 2nd in the nation.
In the Orange Bowl against Virginia Tech, Fine only caught two passes for 14 yards but the Jayhawks' offense still cranked out 344 yards against Ellis and the Hokies' stout defense. Fine wasn't in the limelight, but he did it all: blocking on the edge for Brandon McAnderson (75 yards on 15 carries), drawing defenders away by motioning in the backfield and in route running, contributing on special teams (Fine was named KU's special teams player of the game against Baylor), and most of all getting the win on a big-time scene. Fine's been a winner his whole life (see: 26-2 record as a junior and senior in high school).
And there is nothing wrong with adding another sure-handed, underneath receiving option. Naysayers claim Fine is a Derek Schouman clone – a marginal pass-catcher that simply muddles the team's TE corps.
It's too early to tell either way, but for now, hold out hope for Fine. At Kansas he was a key supplementary weapon that benefited the team as a whole - catching, blocking and persuading defenders. Maybe that's all Edwards, Marshawn Lynch, Lee Evans and Hardy need to operate a rhythmic pace.
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Then he added that it was time for the government to end "scandalous profiteering" by the energy companies, which stood to make a £9bn windfall profit from the EU emissions trading scheme. Meanwhile, he said, about 25,000 people were predicted to die from the cold this winter. The profits should be given back to the taxpayer to be distributed among the old and poor. He said more, but it was impossible to hear because Labour MPs were making a lot of very insistent noise.
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But didn't it cross their minds that there was something truly gruesome about Labour MPs barracking someone protesting about multinational corporations making too much money at the expense of needy people's lives? Don't they ever listen to themselves?
Rewind a few minutes to when David Cameron challenged the prime minister over the Dutch computer disk containing the DNA of 2,000 criminal suspects. One year on, when someone stopped using it as a coffee mug mat and had a look, it turned out 11 people had committed offences in the intervening year.
What do they do all day in the Home Office? They seem to regard data disks in the same way most of us treat giveaway DVDs in the weekend papers. "Mmm, interesting," we say. "Might watch that one day," before tossing it on to a pile where it will never be noticed again.
Brown's reply was startling. He said the only reason the Dutch had been able to ask for our DNA records was because we kept them in the first place. "Conservatives opposed that legislation." This is the Billy Bunter defence, aptly enough on the 100th anniversary of the Owl of the Remove's first appearance. "I didn't steal the cake, and anyway it tasted horrid." In the same way Brown was saying it was to the huge credit of his government that the Dutch had come to us for help - even though they had been utterly ignored when they did! Like Bunter, politicians exist in a philosophical parallel universe. Then the prime minister got off a zinger at David Cameron, accusing him of "student politics" over Northern Rock. Given the Tories' vagueness on the topic, this could stick. It might be the best present he got all day.


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Cold Case: Investigators try to identify girl found in Campbell County 20 years ago
There are 54 comments on the WBIR-TV story from Jul 16, 2008, titled Cold Case: Investigators try to identify girl found in Campbell County 20 years ago. In it, WBIR-TV reports that:
The TBI needs your help in cracking a Campbell County cold case from more than 20 years ago.
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#1 Jul 30, 2008
That was such shame!! That poor girl!!!
#2 Sep 18, 2009
Did they ever find anything out about this girl? Has anybody heard anything?
#3 Nov 2, 2009
I am wondering too.With all of this increase in technology it looks like the misfortunate child would be identified.
#4 Nov 2, 2009
I know you would think they could find out something about her. Do you think if America's Most Wanted was contacted that they could do something?
#5 Nov 2, 2009
Hey isn't that the program that John Walsh directs?If it is I think he could crack the case or solve it.
#6 Nov 2, 2009
No technology in our county our Sheriff spends it all on his family
#7 Nov 3, 2009
My garage was broken into and my tools were stolen. I was at work so my wife filed the reports. She asked the cops if they were going to do anything and why didnt they at least take fingerprints and they said they didnt have to equiptment lol. This is effing Mayberry! Barney Fife is more intelligent then the cops around here.
#8 Nov 3, 2009
That is really sad.I pray that some way and somehow this childs killer (if he/she isn't dead already) is brought to justice.
#9 Nov 3, 2009
The cops can't help it if they don't have the equipment for fingerprinting! Maybe, you need to talk to our sheriff and see if he can possibly get some funding for much needed equipment. I know we have some sorry cops, but we also have some good ones. They can only work with what they have. I like Barney Fife, and I think Mayberry is a cute little town.
#10 Nov 3, 2009
Yes it is! I love John Walsh. I have read several of his books, and he and his wife are very strong and loving people.
#11 Nov 3, 2009
I love John Walsh.
#12 Nov 3, 2009
He is a great man.
#13 Nov 3, 2009
He rids our nation of the crooks and coke heads that stink!
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#14 Nov 3, 2009
Coil someone please tell me the story. I must've been either too young or can't remember this. Who was the girl?
#15 Nov 3, 2009
Yeah.He is a really great guy.He has
solved alot of crimes.It is sad that he lost his child to a sadistic murderer.Didn't the man that killed his son die in prison or something??
#16 Nov 3, 2009
oops.I was talking about John Walsh.The girls identity is still unknown.
#17 Nov 3, 2009
To who what when where:Click on full story at top of page.It is sad this female child approx.age 13 yrs.was found in Apr.1985 by someone picking greens along side the road.Her body was dumped amongst some garbage in Caryville.The roots of a tree had grown into her skull.
#18 Nov 3, 2009
Her killer was likely local and she is thought to be from the Ohio area.Whoever dumped her knew the terrain and knew they could put her body there so it would be hard to find.??Kinda puzzling since that site was visited often.
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Thank you for the info. I will def. Check out the full story. I was born in 1984 and lived in lafollette at the time. I'm sure my mom remembers this story.
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You're welcome.
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Plz. Mk3=chick magnets.
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I think that's the girls initial reaction to the car.
First their like, "what the heck is that thing?"
then they're like "hahaha it's so small"
then, "Lol it's so cute!" *approval*
AAANNNdddd finally you end the night by getting them drunk and go about showing them the back seat.
i wonder if i have a bad ignition coil
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im in the 33hoe!
look for the stockish red mk2 gti with the spray painted driver door and driver fender due to PO wreck!
also, i will not race you. i actually had a guy at a light go "man that sounds great what you running"
i proceded to laugh and floor it to go no where, coughing lots of black smoke out. yes its a mk1 mechanical diesel with no power.
and it does not sound good
Euro///Vagens NE Ohio
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There are 100's of us in NE Ohio
EVERY other region of the country has there act together
Can we finally step up?
I'm in brunswick. If you want to do some donuts in a parking lot, hollar at me
I'm in the Bath/Fairlawn area.
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Funny.. NE Ohio represents really well. I can think of at least 5 H2O national show placers from the area. I have owned two of them. NE ohio is solid. And brings home lots of hardware from all of the shows. So... I would say that NE Ohio has a lot more cars than you know about. Most of us don't troll the web forums much anymore. You are just prob in a weak area.
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do my driving in canton akron area mainly...
IF thats YOU.....>>>POST UP
Yes Ohio does hold it's own
NO need 2 let the winter snows kill the spirit
Just had a blast Sliding the R in a few empty lots
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Pics make it >> MORE BETTER!!!
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Wife's whip .... 2000 Audi A6 Avant Quattro
Past cars...
NE Ohio is VERY here .... just check FATDUBS.com ... w00t!
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nice size group here EV ftw!
There are a TON of VW and Audi people in NE Ohio. The area is fractured into many small groups, but The AUTHORITY for NE Ohio is fatDUBS.com. We're 5 years strong and going!
If you need to know what's going on or want to get something started, it happens there.
As for me, I'm rockin' my Audi 24x7:
Currently in winter mode.
Loving those wheels.


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Goldman Cuts Estimates on Software Makers
Goldman Sachs cut earnings estimates on a host of software companies, including Rational Software (RATL ).
A team of Goldman analysts says its recent IT surveys (including the release today of a survey conducted with Gartner) confirm the second quarter is shaping up to be another very challenging quarter. Also, budgets for the rest of 2002 are not likely to change much from current levels. There has been some underspending of IT budgets that will likely persist through the second quarter or third quarter, with the potential for some budget flush in the fourth quarter.
The estimate cuts for 2002 and 2003 reflect survey results and anecdotal data points, all of which provide a composite picture of ongoing IT spending constraints and the likely slower pace of recovery for the industry going through 2003.


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The London LGBT Domestic Abuse Partnership (DAP) is a way for LGBT victims/survivors of domestic abuse to get the maximum amount of help with a minimum amount of hassle.
The DAP is made up of 5 LGBT agencies who each provide different services for LGBT victims/survivors of domestic abuse. With one phone call, you will be linked in with Stonewall Housing, Galop, Pace, London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard, and Broken Rainbow. Everything you tell the DAP is completely confidential, and all our services are provided free of charge.
You'll have access to a range of services including:
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But the mother of them all was the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers, founded in 1844 by flannel weavers who each put up £1 in capital to fund the bulk buying of goods which were then sold without profit to members. This spawned the cooperative movement and the payment of a dividend or "divi" to members proportionate to what they purchased.
For many people going to the Co-op to cash its tin-like tokens was an inescapable part of growing up in a working-class culture. It was partly to get away from its cloth cap image that a declining Co-op abandoned the divi in its old form. Now it is being revived and, notwithstanding its long and distinguished history, it could be an idea whose time has come - again.
We live in an age of trusted brands and communities - witness the success of social networks such as MySpace and YouTube on the internet. Few commercial communities have as distinguished a history as the Co-op. This doesn't mean it can beat off the global buying power of Tesco. But there is a growing community of ethical shoppers for whom the Co-op is a natural partner. It deserves to succeed.


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Frito-Lay deploys North America's largest fleet of all-electric trucks. America's favorite snack company is now also a world leader in the roll-out of all-electric trucks.
Frito-Lay has invested in 176 Smith Newton trucks, which it operates in the U.S. cities of New York; Columbus, Ohio; and Ft Worth, Texas. The company, which is part of PepsiCo, has also deployed Newton trucks in Canada.
Based on current fuel prices, Smith trucks offer fuel costs that are as much as 75 percent lower than diesel, along with virtually silent operations, eliminating noise pollution.
The electric vehicle program builds on a long-standing commitment by Frito-Lay North America and its parent company PepsiCo to environmental sustainability. With the seventh largest privately owned fleet in the U.S., we have set a goal of becoming the most fuel efficient fleet in the country, and these vehicles give us an opportunity to use the latest advances in transportation technology as a significant way to reduce our environmental impact.
Mike O'Connell, Director of Fleet for Frito-Lay North America
The Newton all-electric truck delivers a top speed of 55 mph (88km/h), offers a range of 50 to 150 miles (65-190km) on a single charge and a payload of over 16,000 pounds (7,250kg). It operates at peak effectiveness in urban applications that demand heavy 'stop-and-go' driving. A single overnight charge provides more than enough range for most urban delivery routes. Smith vehicles feature the latest in Lithium-ion battery cell technology, power management and direct drive trains.


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When you're going wireless,it pays to be careful. Get the right hardware,and make sure your network is as secure as you think it is.
Almost everything about the computer industry would amaze our great grandparents, but a wireless network seems especially futuristic. The task of configuring Linux for wireless has gotten easier over the years. Many distributions include special tools for configuring wireless networks. But wireless networking has never been without its share of headaches. The special needs of a wireless network require some special attention from the user.
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Trojan Turns Raspberry Pi into a Cryptocurrency Mining Device
Two trojans in the wild are targeting Linux machines.
Fedora 26 Beta Comes with New Features
The workstation comes with the latest Gnome desktop environment and support for many application build systems.
Raspberry Pi Foundation Merges with CoderDojo Foundation
The two foundations join forces to expand their efforts to reach young people.
Samba Security Hole Patched but Risk is Bigger
Millions of devices that use Samba Server are vulnerable to attacks.
Red Hat Announces OpenShift.io
Red Hat takes its IDE online.
Microsoft Bakes Linux into Windows Server
Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
Fearless Coyote, Linux Kernel 4.11 is Out
The new kernel makes swap implementation more scalable, which will help cloud providers.
Docker Appoints Steve Singh CEO
The new CEO comes from a very strong SaaS background.
Docker Announces Linux Kit and Moby Project
Both projects help organizations build their own containerized systems.
Ubuntu Returns to Gnome as Its Mobile Plans Shatter
Mark Shuttleworth has resumed the position of CEO of Canonical.


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We've become nigh-on oversaturated with netbooks in the TrustedReviews office recently. No matter which way I turn at the moment it seems I'm confronted with an Eee PC of some variety, an Acer Aspire One or an MSI Wind. Obviously I'm not complaining about this situation - we all love netbooks, you can't not - but it does make it much harder for me to resist the temptation to do something heathen with them - like install Windows Vista.
While many of my colleagues can't seem to fathom why anyone would want to do this, I decided that consequences be damned, I was going to do it anyway. And because I think, contrary to popular opinion here, that I'm not the only one wanting to persuade Vista to run on a netbook, I'm going to tell you all how to do it, and whether it's worth the effort.
Before you get started trying to install Vista on netbook you'll need a few things.
A netbook
This one's pretty obvious. I just so happened to use the MSI Wind as the base for installing Vista, but an Eee PC or Aspire One will work just as well.
Windows Vista
Obviously you can't install Vista if you don't have it. Preferably you'll have a disc with Service Pack 1 pre-installed, but that's not entirely necessary - as I'll explain shortly.
Flash storage device
None of the netbooks currently available to buy have disc drives, so you'll be installing from an SD card or USB stick. You'll need a 2GB model at least.
You'll need to download a program called vLite. I'll explain why in a few moments.
Having acquired all of the above ingredients, all that remain is to get started. So, let's find out whether Vista on a netbook really is a viable proposition, or whether our MSI Wind will be brought to its knees.


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Senators reject new school funding formula
BATON ROUGE (WBRZ) - Senators have killed a $3.5 billion public school funding proposal submitted to lawmakers by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
The Senate Education Committee voted Tuesday to reject the formula, because of concerns about proposed changes to special education and gifted student payments to schools.
The formula submitted by BESE would have paid for public schools for the 2013-14 school year. Lawmakers can approve it or reject it, but cannot change it.
Without a new formula, schools will continue to be paid under the 2011-12 funding formula, which costs $30 million more than the funding currently included in the state budget.
Sen. Conrad Appel, chairman of the education committee, says he doesn't think BESE could get a reworked formula through the Legislature before the session ends June 6.


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With "Star Wars" movie due to land, old toys go galactic
By Michael Roddy
THORNABY, England (Reuters) - Vintage toys linked to the "Star Wars" film franchise are moving faster than a swirling lightsaber, sending prices of many of them soaring into hyperspace.
With the latest in the series - "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" - due to open in December, auctioneers in the northeast England town of Thornaby have sold one for a colossal 18,000 pounds ($27,000), 35 years after it went for 1.50 pounds in the shops.
This was not a historic piece of trivia like the movie-prop blockade-runner spaceship that California-based auctioneers Profiles in History sold for $450,000, or Princess Leia's actual slave costume, which went for $96,000.
What collectible toys specialist Vectis Auctions Ltd sold in January on behalf of British collector Craig Stevens was a small plastic replica of bounty hunter Boba Fett, a cult character from "Star Wars" sequel "The Empire Strikes Back" (1980).
With the proceeds of that, and mainly other toys anyone could have purchased for pocket money at the time, Stevens and his wife bought a house - for cash.
"I'd like to say I had some kind of vision but I didn't, I collected for myself," Stevens told Reuters, adding that some items he had collected had been about to be thrown away.Various collectors' hoards of "Star Wars" memorabilia, from robots, to spaceships, "Death Star" pencil sharpeners and on to packaged figurines, are piled up in Vectis, which will hold another in a series of online auctions of about 700 pieces on Dec. 8.
The most valuable toys are those that are sealed in their original packages from decades ago, having never been used, Kathy Taylor, Vectis's "Star Wars" expert, said, adding: "It's not a normal retail situation we're in here."
"It isn't anything that's just a toy," she said. "It's actually a way of life and a cultural thing. People even look at some of these cardbacks that we sell as works of art." Continued...


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I'm thinking no external loop on the Commander. We'll use one of the internal guys like this: http://www.guncrafterindustries.com/...essories.shtml
Would be in keeping with the use I think.
JT - sure thing. We still have to nominate the guy though. Looking for an enlisted Marine, wounded in action, and an enthusiastic shooter. If you know someone, pipe up. Goal is to raise $2k for WWF and "take the edge off" for a Marine who got hurt with a gift Colt.


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Small Animal Hyperthermia Ultrasound System
An external ultrasound system has been developed for the heating of
subcutaneously implanted tumors in small animals. This small animal
hyperthermia ultrasound system (SAHUS) was designed to be compatible with a microPET scanner to facilitate studies of
hyperthermia effects on tumor hypoxia. Collimation of thermal energy
deposition, a specific goal for this device to avoid regional and/or systemic
heating of small animals, was demonstrated thermometrically using
thermoradiography following high-power short-time heating of a layered gel
phantom. The system consisted of an acrylic applicator with up to four
independent 5MHz non-focused ultrasound transducers, 10-channel RF
generator, 16-channel thermocouple thermometer, and a PC with PID
controller based power regulation software. The
system is capable of performing a real time temperature feedback control of
power deposited independently in each tumor, and simultaneously in up to four
tumors at the time. The performance of the SAHUS was tested in over 90 experiments using 5 different cell-lines
grown in thighs of female nude (nu/nu) mice. In vivo intratumoral temperatures were
recorded during heating trials with interstitially implanted thermocouples.
Compatibility with the microPET system was tested by carrying out
PET imaging
studies on the same tumor model before and during SAHUS induced hyperthermia.
The SAHUS was able to produce hyperthermia in target temperature of 41.5 °C, and maintained within a narrow temperature
range (regulation error -0.02±0.10 °C) for up to 4 hours without significantly raising the core temperature of the animals. The concurrent operation of the SAHUS and the
microPET did not show any interference.
The design and construction of SAHUS was supported by a grant from the US National Cancer
Institute, R01 CA63121. The animal studies were supported by the following grants: R01 CA71638, CA104457, CA106587 and K08 CA88924.
Published papers:
Experience with a Small Animal Hyperthermia Ultrasound System (SAHUS): Report on 83 Tumors. Physics in Medicine and
Biology, 2005; 50: pp 5127-5139.
Localized versus regional hyperthermia: comparison of xenotransplants treated with a small animal ultrasound and
waterbath limb immersion. International Journal of Hyperthermia, 2005; 21(3): pp 271-281.
small animal hyperthermia ultrasound system (SAHUS) for sustainable, collimated and controlled hyperthermia of
subcutaneously implanted tumours. International Journal of Hyperthermia, 2004;20(1): pp 32-44.
SAHUS highlinghts:
Diagram of SAHUS with applicator positioned in a microPET.
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How will history judge the presidency of Barack Obama? He is just entering his second term as president of the United States, one of about sixteen men who have made it to two terms. So, what will the future say about the first black leader of the country?
1. He pushed through a medical insurance plan, that will be altered but will basically remain intact.
2. He did work the nation through a terrible recession.
3. He ended a war in Iraq.
4. He pushed through gay rights.
5. He selected excellent people for the Supreme Court.
But, of course:
1. He was an incompetent political leader who allowed his party to lose control of the House of Representatives.
2. He failed as a communicator who was able to rally the nation and address important issues.
3. He did little to push global warming issues.
4. He failed to confront violation of human rights by allowing government to gain enormous power over the private lives of citizens.
5. He was slow to fill important judge positions.
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Marie Antoinette
Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette
- VIDEO: Trailer - Marie Antoinette
I see Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette as an act of homage to the petit four. Coppola has said that the film's production design was keyed to the colours she found in a box of macaroons, which sounds about right. The film's Versailles is neither a gilded cage nor a hall of intrigue. It's more like one vast patisserie with the Queen herself at the creamy centre of it all.
The historian Antonia Fraser, whose biography of Marie Antoinette inspired the film, has bestowed a gracious endorsement while absolving herself of responsibility for anything on the screen.
"I felt Sofia to be engaged in a project which was so totally different from mine - and yet so engaging - that I could only enjoy it," she wrote recently in The Spectator. So yah, boo, sucks to all those pedants who deplore the film's American accents, post-punk score and nonchalant manipulation of history to its own ends. If it's OK with the expert, why should we worry about it?
Fraser also found it to be ravishingly beautiful - which is also pertinent, since the film is out to comment on the cult of celebrity and, as the media ceaselessly remind us, beauty and celebrity are natural partners. For the first half-hour or so, it's possible to forget history altogether and imagine that you've slipped into a fairyland where everything has been designed to soothe the eye. Even Kirsten Dunst, who plays Marie Antoinette, seems to have been chosen because her porcelain blondeness blends so harmoniously with the pastel-toned decor.
When introduced, 14-year-old Marie Antoinette has just farewelled her mother, the Austrian empress Maria Theresa (Marianne Faithfull), and is on her way to Versailles to become the wife of the Dauphin, Louis (Jason Schwartzman). And when she arrives, the signs are not encouraging. First, she has to run the gauntlet of Versailles' hordes of courtiers. Then she has to withstand the Comtesse de Noailles, the acknowledged expert in court protocol - played with great zeal by Judy Davis, whose very neck muscles seem to be standing to attention.
Coppola is fascinated by the public nature of life at Versailles. Marie Antoinette must swiftly adapt to being onstage all the time, watched and fussed over by a phalanx of ladies-in-waiting, all of whom work to strict demarcation rules.
The palace's excesses are detailed with equal enthusiasm, laid out in mouth-watering montages of exquisitely desirable objects. Only some of these are edible. Shoes, dresses and hairstyles all look as if made from spun sugar and marzipan as Marie Antoinette gets used to being able to consume just as much as she likes.
In contrast to such plenitude, creative tension is in boringly short supply. For the first half, the only suspense point centres on whether or not the young royals will ever work out how to have sex and so provide France's longed-for heir. Once that problem is solved, we have Marie Antoinette's Le Petit Trianon period, in which she takes a holiday from palace life to live in her so-called farmhouse in the Versailles gardens. Naturally, this move occasions a new wardrobe - along with a love affair with Jamie Dornan's Swedish diplomat, Count Axel Fersen, who's even prettier than Dunst.
It was at this point that I began to yearn for the Patrice Leconte film Ridicule, which presented a grubby Versailles, where frustrated petitioners camped out for months in the hope of one day presenting their requests to the monarch. And while they waited, they exercised their wit on one another. Sadly, there's no wit here. Once Rip Torn's Louis XV has departed the scene, you can't find an actor able to deliver a line without sounding embarrassed about having to mean it. Rose Byrne, cast as the Duchesse de Polignac, Marie Antoinette's favourite playmate, gives up trying and giggles her way through.
Then again, the wit, you could argue, is in the music. Every track has a comment to make, underlining what we can see for ourselves. There are parallels with Princess Diana and with every other star undone by fame. The sad thing is that the story ends just as it - and Marie Antoinette - start to get interesting.
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People shower in a street in Yangon on Thursday
An Indian rickshaw driver takes a bath using water from a leaking pipe as it flows through a drain beneath on a hot summer morning in Allahabad, India on Thursday
An aircraft passes over a windmill farm near Bogdanci, south of Skopje in Macedonia, during the Perseid meteor shower early on Wednesday morning.
North Korean girls shower at the Songdowon International Children's Camp in Wonsan, North Korea. The camp, which has been operating for nearly 30 years, was originally intended to deepen relations with other friendly countries
Pakistani day laborer Hassanain Ahmad cools off under a water supply pipe as the temperature rises in Islamabad, Pakistan to 39 degrees on Monday
A boy showers off after sunset at the beach in Cardiff, California
A cold winter morning in New Delhi.
Children cool off from the hot weather in a fountain at People's Square in Shanghai on Wednesday. The National Meteorological Centre maintained a high temperature alert as a record-setting summer heatwave will continue to bake most parts of south China in the next three days.
Bangladeshi children cool off at Mohammadpur Geneva camp in Dhaka, Bangladesh on Tuesday. Mohammadpur Geneva Camp is one of the largest refugee camps in Dhaka City.
Standing next to the railway tracks, men use pipes that supply water to the trains to bathe with at a railway station in Allahabad, northern India, as temperatures in the city on Wednesday reached 41.5C
An Indian boy bathes under a leaking water pipe on a highway in the Kutch district of Gujarat state, India, on Wednesday. The Gujarat state government has declared water scarcity in 3,918 villages across 10 districts, local news reports said.


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I purchased wheel cylinder rebuilt kits for my 40 Desoto coupe and when I took out the wheel cylinder they where heavily stuck. Does anybody know of a trick to unstick them? I was thinking of dipping them in WD40 for a couple of days. Im trying to avoid buying the entire cylinder ($75 each) If I was keeping the brake system stock I wouldnt mind but just trying to get the car on the road in order to test the Engine and Tranny before I decided to keep it all stock and sell it or start customizing it
You should be able to soak them w/penetrant (PB Blaster works very good for this) by giving them a shot every so often and let them sit for a few hours. Shoot the penetrant in through the bleeder/brake line so it's on both sides of the piston. Heat can help loosen them as well. But if the pistons are steel, they can be well and truly stuck. Aluminum will come out one way or the other- it may be in pieces.
Don't be afraid to take a heavy brass drift and hammer to them. One way or the other the pistons have to come out, so do what you have to- just don't hit the bore w/a steel tool. Other than that, have at it. There's not really much you can do that will hurt them short of using a sledge hammer on them. I'd remove the bleeder so there's no chance it'll get broken off in the process.
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
With 15 seasons of Hall-of-Fame caliber play behind him, former Patriots cornerback Ty Law thinks he might have at least one more season in front of him.
While last year's cup of coffee with the Denver Broncos may have smacked with finality, it was Law's offseason workouts mentoring Jets cornerback Darelle Revis that continue to prop the door open for return.
"It was cool to go out there, kept me young, kept me in shape to point where I was saying, 'Maybe I might go back out there, one more year'," Law said.
While skills often diminish with advanced age, the fire inside an upper echelon athlete rarely dies. The Aliquippa, PA natives both worked out together in South Florida during Revis' much publicized holdout. "I understood the process he was going through, been there before with contract negotiations, and it was killing him not to be out there," Law said. "But he was working hard and the passion this guy brings to the game and his job – He wants to be the best."
Law is no stranger to being the best, a distinction he held during the halcyon days of the Patriots Dynasty. Revis, currently considered the best at his position, sought out Law for help in playing off of receivers as he normally plays a bump-and-run style up close and jamming his opponents' closer to the line of scrimmage.
"It was a great experience to spend that time, working and helping him on some little things he has to get better at with his game, and he doesn't have an ego to where it's like, 'Whatever, I almost won Defensive Player of the Year,'" Law said. "Nah. He knows."
Fully expecting Revis to play this season, Law knew it would be best to simulate a professional training camp, right down to double session practices. Law emphasized conditioning, understanding the challenge involved when Revis will be relegated to shutting down many of the league's most talented – and fastest – receivers. "So getting up in the morning, even though I didn't want to, because I don't have to? That's his youth (rubbing off), I wanted to because I knew how serious this guy was taking it. It's unfortunate he went up there and tweaked his hamstring up, but he is absolutely the best defensive back in the game. Period. I'm not saying that because he's a friend and we have that relationship. He's the best young guy that I've seen, ever."
The more Law spoke, the less a return seemed likely. While the Revis workouts proved he could still hang around, Law seems fully prepared to concede the stage to the next great number 24. "I live through him vicariously through him," Law said. Some may remember that when the two were teammates in New York, Law didn't even ask the youngster to turn over his preferred jersey number. "When he got that 24 on, I knew why he got it and that's an honor, that he chose to do so. … I wouldn't (ask for it). If that was somebody else? You gotta turn that over. But not for him, because I knew a lot of it had to do with paying homage, so I'm like, 'You know what? I'll leave that alone.' And to actually get to play with him? That's the reason I went. Not only to go there with Eric (Mangini), but for two Aliquippa guys to be there on the corner at one time? That's a dream come true."
When you're Ty Law and you've collected the trophies and accepted the praise that he so well deserved, maybe there isn't much left to prove.
After all, it's a lot easier to cover your friend in the newspaper than it is to cover a Brandon Marshall or Anquan Boldin on the field.
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A Palestinian was killed early Tuesday during an exchange of fire with Israeli soldiers early Tuesday in the West Bank city of Jenin, the IDF and Palestinian sources said.
Two Israel Defense Force soldiers were lightly injured.
Majed Lahlouh died from a bullet to his heart, Al-Jazeera reported, citing doctors at a Jenin hospital. Media reports gave his age as 19 or 22. An earlier report cited his age as 16.
Military sources were quoted as saying that the Palestinian casualty could have possibly resulted from shrapnel or from wounds inflicted to the lower part of his body.
The IDF detained one Palestinian and opened an investigation, an army spokesperson said.
According to reports, the incident occurred during an operation while the IDF Nahal Haredi unit and the Border Police were looking to detain alleged terrorists, including one specific suspect.
Within a short period of time, hundreds of Palestinian gathered to protest the operation, shooting at the Israeli forces and throwing stones at them. The troops were reportedly instructed to respond by firing at the lower body parts of the rioters.
A number of Palestinians were injured and brought to nearby hospitals. The person the IDF was looking for was apprehended and was being interrogated, military sources said.
"This was a massive disturbance of public order," a military official told the NRG website. "This is something unusual – we're familiar with disturbances of the public during arrests. But this was much very different from what we're used to."


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Road to redemption: Su Tong's literary smash
Darkly humorous, sharply controversial Chinese novelist Su Tong sealed his reputation as one of the finest wordsmiths on the mainland with a Man Asian Literary prize win for "The Boat of Redemption."
"The Boat of Redemption" is a bleak tale about a castrated Communist Party official who's forced into exile with his son after bluffing about his revolutionary martyr pedigree. Set during the Cultural Revolution, the novel charts protagonist Ku Wenxuan's struggles for redemption amid political oppression and his own suppressed sexual yearnings.
Shuzhou-born Su also made his memories of growing up near a river an integral part of the plot.
The novel is "a picaresque novel of immense charm," according to the Man Asian jury. Su himself agreed it's his best work yet. The author shot to literary prominence with 1989 breakout novel "Wives and Concubines," which was the inspiration behind Zhang Yimou's Oscar-short listed movie "Raise the Red Lantern."
The English translation of "The Boat of Redemption" will be published this year and talks about translations in other languages are underway, the Chinese press reported.
Set up in 2007, the Man Asian literary prize is the top accolade for literature in Asia. Su is the second Chinese writer to cinch the award, the first being Jiang Rong for "Wolf Totem."


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DESCRIPTION:GI Joe Adventure Team AT #7441 1970 "Secret of the Mummy's Tomb" ATV. Looks like Christmas morning circa 1970 to me :) This is a great looking set and I am only selling some of the collection to make room for other things. Includes everything seen All vintage vehicle, wheels move freely, winch is stuck, one of the gear sticks is missing. Includes ATV, net, winch, mummy, mummy case, pick ax, shovel, and 3 bonus rails for the ATV to convert it to the way it looked in the set #79-59092, "Recovery of the Lost Mummy Adventure (Sears 1971)". Figure looks great with a nice original flocked head without issues and the body is tight with only minor stress fracture. Original hasbro pants, shirt, and pith helmet with aftermarket boots. Also includes bonus hunting rifle I believe to be original, though not originally included with this set. I Will package very carefully. Please look at my feedback score and then . Thanks for looking! PAYMENT TERMS: Please click the "Pay Now " button in the auction. No combined shipping on these large 1:6 scale items. Please check my feedback, then . I accept paypal (preferred). Payment to be received within 3 days of the close of the auction. Thanks for looking and .


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What type of masking tape is being used for stuff like the strips on the JP? I have been using a blue masking tape and it has been pulling paint off as it is being removed.
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What type of masking tape is being used for stuff like the strips on the JP? I have been using a blue masking tape and it has been pulling paint off as it is being removed.
that happened to me. i use the blue painters tape and it would pull off paint. I found that would happen when the paint didnt dry enough, also if i put on a coating without letting the layer below it fully dry.
Try using Manco "Perfect Release" masking tape. It's purple and even LESS sticky than blue "clean release" painter's tape. They sell it at Wal-mart, Lowe's, and Home Depot. :)
The paint has to cure. If you read the back of the can it should give you a full cure time. I have found that different manufacturers have different cure and recoat times.(I learned it the hard way:D)
On the blue tape don't let is stay on for more than 24 hours. I have gotten away with 48 hours but it left some of the sticky stuff. Now I just have to touch up what the tape took off.
You can leave the purple tape on for 7 days. :)
I agree that the clean release is the way to go.. I was having problems using the blue stuff when I started painting as well.. I have seen the clean release in both the purple and the off-white colors.. The only problem that I have had with it is sometimes it does not stick well enough.
another trick i learned was to take the tape and dab it on your forehead a bit. the oils will weaken the adhesive enough so that it will mask the area off and not adhere to the paint. you can also use a t-shirt as well to dab on.
You can also heat up the tape a LITTLE bit with a hairdryer, and that will make it come off without lifting the paint. Useful for those times you forget to remove the tape within the time limit.
I have herd that electrical tape works well. I have used it twice on a round piece I painted and it worked perfectly. No peeling or bleeding. But I have never tried it on a flat piece before. Also You should take the tape off before it dries so it can't peel.


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Kyle Beckerman had tied the score four minutes into second half and the USA pressed for the winner against the Canaleros, whom it has been in the knockout stage of the last three Gold Cups.
The USA had a 16-3 edge in shots on goal but couldn't get the second goal in regulation.
"It was a challenge to the team to be in that spot at halftime and I still felt good that the response was strong," said U.S. coach Bob Bradley. "When we didn't finish the game in regulation, you still got a sense the mentality was "we're going to take care of this thing. The players deserve a lot of credit for that."
Panama's Blas Perez had scored in first-half stoppage time, shortly after U.S. captain Jimmy Conrad was injured when he butted heads with a Panamanian defender. Clearly shaken, Conrad was taken off the field and replaced by Clarence Goodson.
Perez and Panama captain Felipe Baloy were ejected at the end of the game for arguing with referee Benito Archundia.
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USA 2 Panama 1. Goals: Beckerman 49, Cooper pen. 105; Perez 46+.
USA -- Perkins, Heaps, Marshall, Conrad (Goodson, 46+), Pearce, Holden, Pause, Beckerman, Rogers (Evans, 110), Ching, Arnaud (Cooper, 77)
Panama -- Penedo. R.Torres, Baloy, Gun, Moreno, Gomez, M.Torres, Escobar (Phillips, 78), Barahona (Herrera, 96), Garces, Perez
Yellow Cards: USA -- Conrad 11; Panama -- Perez 25, Baloy 63, R.Torres 104, Perez 120.
Red Cards: Panama -- Baloy 120, Perez 120.
Referee: Benito Archundia (Mexico).
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The news of Alimony's death (technically called spousal support or spousal maintenance in Minnesota) in Minnesota has been greatly exaggerated. Alimony is alive and well in Minnesota and is often the most difficult area of family law to deal with. Why you ask? Well, it's because there are no hard numbers, no "alimony calculator" that we can punch in to get precise amounts. Most of it is done by experience and what "feels" like a fair settlement. One thing to point out is that alimony does not equal a pure 50-50 division of income.
The only guidance we tend to have is Minnesota Statute 518.52. This statute reads like a wish list of logical thinking, talking about standards of living, duration of marriage, age of the parties, etc. But really doesn't give concrete guidance to a judge or the lawyers involved. While some states have calculators and some attorneys have tried to create a calculator (see this lawyers website for a fun example), there is nothing like that in Minnesota.
Most of the time alimony is decided on a gut level, when negotiating the alimony amount the lawyer must take a look at his or her experience, ability of the client to testify, and the Judge. The Judge is the key because most alimony cases are upheld on appeal.
Still don't really believe maintenance is still ordered on a weekly basis in Minnesota Courts? Here are few very recent examples from the Minnesota Court of Appeals:
- Ostrosky v. Ostrosky, March 22, 2011: $5,000/month.
- Meether v. Meether, March 8, 2011: $1,000 /month.
- Iskierka v. Iskierka, March 8, 2011: $3,000/month.
Without boring you with the details, these case represent very common results in Minnesota and can happen when the wage earners are making $400,000 or even $50,000 per year. It's critical that whomever you hire to represent you in your divorce has done MANY alimony cases, this is not the area of law to save some dollars and get the flat fee lawyer for $1,500 for the divorce, the amount of money involved can be hundreds of thousands of dollars and with that much at stake you need to take it seriously.
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