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Subject: Good news about the "Audit the Fed" bills
Last Thursday we reported that the "Audit the Fed" bill (HR 1207) had 200 co-sponsors, and that the companion Senate bill (S 604) had zero cosponsors. But in the space of just four days...
* The House bill now has 224 cosponsors
* And the Senate bill has its first cosponsor, Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina
Your pressure is working. In fact, the Federal Reserve Board has become so worried about this legislation that they've actually hired a lobbyist to fight it!
Let's keep pushing...
First, find out if your House Rep. needs to be thanked for being a cosponsor, or encouraged to become one.
* Go here http://thomas.loc.gov/
* Click on the radio button for "bill number"
* Type in HR 1207
* Look for the link for cosponsors, and click on it
* See if your House Rep is listed
Then go to DownsizeDC.org's "Audit the Fed" campaign to send a message to your Rep. and your two Senators.
If your Rep. is a cosponsor, thank him or her. If not, encourage him or her to become one, and tell your two Senators to co-sponsor S. 604.
Use your personal comments to object to the fact that...
* The Federal Reserve Board has hired a lobbyist to fight this legislation
* Neither Congress nor the Inspector General knows anything about what the Fed has done with $9 trillion in off-balance sheet transactions, or anything about the profit or loss from $2 trillion in on-balance sheet transactions
Tell your Congressional employees that this is unacceptable, and that you will hold them personally accountable for failing to audit the Fed.
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When Roy Hodgson was offered the job of taking Fulham out of the relegation zone a year ago, he may have been motivated by more than money, writes Paul Doyle. Another key factor at play was redemption. Despite much acclaim for his coaching prowess abroad, neither of his previous spells in England at Bristol City and Blackburn Rovers had yielded success, so "Fulham tempted him with an opportunity to rectify a wrong that rankled."
His Fulham predecessor Lawrie Sanchez "had bought badly and imposed a brand of football that frustrated his few classy players." In the past year Hodgson "has simply gone back to basics, recruiting good
athletes and getting them to play tidy, tough football." Defense has been the key, with only Chelsea and Manchester United having conceded fewer goals this season.
Statistics may
not impress everyone, writes Doyle, but it's significant that "Fulham are averaging 52 percent possession every game, compared to a wasteful 44 percent under Sanchez, and pass completion in the
opposing half is up to 68 percent, from 59 percent." Hodgson himself said that "it's not easy to replace a squad in a reasonably economic way. But our platform is very solid now and that's something
we haven't had for a few years. But even today we're still a long way off where I'd like to think the club could get to."

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Class 55 55019 'ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIER', courtesy of the Deltic Preservation Society, will be operating Deltic Driver Experience on Friday 11th, Saturday 12th, Sunday 13th August, Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2017.
For just £375 you will be given the unique opportunity to drive this majestic locomotive for a total of 10 miles from Tunbridge Wells West to Eridge and return hauling a short rake of carriages. The experience will last approximately 1 ½ hrs as you drive the locomotive to Eridge and return through the glorious High Weald countryside. After your experience, you will be presented with a commemorative certificate and mug of your drive.
Times available: 09:45, 11:15, 13:45, 14:15, 15:45 & 17:15. Deltic hauled trains are only available to participants of the Driver Experience and NOT the general public.
- Drive of Class 55 55019 'ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIER' for 10 miles.
- Spa Valley Railway Guide book.
- Presentation certificate.
- Complementary ticket for one guest to ride on the train.
- A journey in the train hauled by 55019 before or after your experience.
- Commentary ticket for the participant and guest of participant to travel on any Spa Valley Railway train in use that weekend.
For full details of the Deltic Preservation Society please click here.
Please note the following/terms and conditions applicable to ALL Driver Experiences:
- Participants must be aged 18 or over and in good health.
- All steam or diesel locomotives and units are subject to availability.
- Please note that bronze experiences are for one participant only and we cannot accommodate any guests on these days.
- You or the participant must be able to climb a 6ft vertical ladder to gain access to the locomotives footplate.
- You must not be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Non-flammable clothing that covers both arms and legs plus strong footwear are required.
- We recommend a boiler suit and steel toe capped boots.
- The Spa Valley reserves the right to cancel or suspend a driver experience if the participant is suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs or is seen to be physically not fit enough to undertake the experience.
- Please do bring a camera if you wish!
- We reserve the right to alter the contents of a driver experience without prior warning, the haulage of a train is not guaranteed in the event of failures.
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- Please make sure you arrive 15 minutes prior to your experience commencing.
- Locomotives or units are all subject to availability, they are over 50yrs old and so from time to time suffer failures, we therefore reserve the right to alter the locomotive used on any driver experience be it steam or diesel.
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Mr. Kent Ekeroth is a member of the Swedish Democratic Party. Of course, when one refers to a "Democratic Party" in the country of Sweden the word has nothing to do with the word, 'Democratic' in the United States of America. Swedish "Democrats" originally were an organization of pro-Nazi thugs who enjoyed wandering around wearing Nazi armbands and pretending they were tough guys. They beat up "those people," you know, those immigrants who were not of true Anglo-Saxon heritage and whose blood was not the same color as that of we white folk. Mr. Ekeroth went out to dine at a restaurant only to be informed by its owner that his presence was not welcomed in his establishment. It has now reached a point, says Mr. Ekeroth that "Swedish Democrats and friends of Swedish Democrats are no longer allowed to go out to a restaurant."
I assume this raises questions about freedom:
1. Do I have the right to check your political views when you enter my restaurant?
2. Do I have the right to check your sexual views when you enter my restaurant?
3. Do I have the right to check your sport views when you enter my restaurant and gaze at sport events on my television set?
4. Do I have the right to eat with those of my own kind?
Times are getting difficult for Mr. Ekeroth with no Muslims to beat up this week!


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U.S. Doctor, Kent Brantly, Who Contracted Ebola in Africa, Arrives in Atlanta for Treatment
An American doctor who contracted the deadly Ebola virus in Africa arrived on U.S. soil on Saturday, marking the first time anyone infected with the incurable disease is believed to have been brought into the country for treatment. Dr. Kent Brantly arrived in Atlanta on Saturday amid high security at a military base via specialized air ambulance, The Los Angeles Times reported from Georgia.
The private plane, outfitted with a special, portable tent designed for transporting patients with highly infectious diseases arrived around 11:30 a.m. at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, spokesman Lt. Col. James Wilson confirmed. Brantly, 33, was quickly transported to Emory University Hospital, where he will receive treatment at one of the most sophisticated hospital isolation units in the country, officials say.
Wilson told NBC that Brantly's arrival and transfer to the hospital was "uneventful."
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Still, fear that the outbreak that has killed more than 700 people in Africa could spread in the U.S. has generated considerable anxiety among some Americans. But infectious disease experts said the public faces zero risk, as Emory University Hospital treats a critically ill missionary doctor and a charity worker who were infected in Liberia.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has received "nasty emails" and at least 100 calls from people saying "How dare you bring Ebola into the country!?" CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden told The Associated Press Saturday.
"I hope that our understandable fear of the unfamiliar does not trump our compassion when ill Americans return to the U.S. for care," Frieden said.
Earlier on Saturday, video from Emory showed a person in a hooded biocontainment suit climbing down from the back of the ambulance and being assisted by another person in a hazmat suit into the hospital, NBC reports.
CNN confirms through Brantly's family that the stricken doctor who was able to walk into the hospital with assistance. His wife Amber, sister and parents were able to watch the video of Brantly's arrival.
"I spoke with him, and he is glad to be back in the U.S.," Amber said in a statement sent to CNN. "I am thankful to God for his safe transport and for giving him the strength to walk into the hospital."
The family will be able to see him through protective glass later on Saturday, CNN reports.
A second American patient, Nancy Writebol, was expected to arrive at Emory in a few days, the hospital has said. The two Americans worked for North Carolina-based Samaritan's Purse and U.S.-based SIM at a Liberian hospital that treated Ebola patients. Liberia is one of the three West Africa countries hit by the largest Ebola outbreak in history.
Dr. Jay Varkey, an infectious disease specialist at Emory who will be involved in Brantly's care, said the hospital's isolation unit is well-equipped to handle patients with diseases that are even more infectious than Ebola.
The hospital said in a statement that the unit was "set up in collaboration with the CDC to treat patients who are exposed to certain serious infectious diseases" and that it "has unique equipment and infrastructure that provide an extraordinarily high level of clinical isolation. It is one of only four such facilities in the country."
The unit was used for treating at least one SARS patient in 2005. Unlike Ebola, SARS - like the flu - is an airborne virus and can spread easily when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Health experts say a specialized isolation unit is not needed for treating an Ebola patient. Standard rigorous infection control measures should work at any hospital.
"Ebola is only transmitted through blood and bodily fluids," he said. "Unlike the flu, which we deal with every winter, Ebola cannot be spread through the air."
Symptoms of Ebola begin with fever, headache and weakness but can escalate to vomiting, diarrhea, and kidney and liver problems. In some cases, patients bleed both internally and externally.
Dr. Philip Brachman, an Emory University public health specialist who for many years headed the CDC's disease detectives program, said Friday that since there is no cure, medical workers will try any modern therapy that can be done, such as better monitoring of fluids, electrolytes and vital signs.
"That's all we can do for such a patient. We can make them feel comfortable" and let the body try to beat back the virus, he said.
It's not known how Brantly was infected, but health care workers are among the most vulnerable because of their close contact with sick patients.
Brantly's wife, Amber, and their two children, 3 and 5, left Liberia for a wedding in the U.S. just days before her husband fell ill and quarantined himself.
Brantly went to medical school at Indiana University and did a four-year residency at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas. Last October, he began a two-year fellowship with Samaritan's Purse to serve as a general practitioner at a mission hospital outside the Liberia capital of Monrovia. He directed the hospital's Ebola clinic when the outbreak reached the West Africa nation.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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text: 77 photos $1,250,000 188 acres 1102 State Road K, Windyville, MO 65783 - Dallas County 188 acres Windyville, MO Rustic elegance on rolling farmland. Antler Bottom Farm is truly the property of a lifetime, offering beauty and seclusion as well as a solid financial opportunity with the cash rent and land appreciation on river frontage/bottom ground properties. It is located approximately 18 miles west of Buffalo on the Niangua River in Southwest Missouri. The farm is set up turn-key for cattle and currently is running 65 mama cows. The property consists of slightly rolling hillside with level river bottoms. Approximately 70% of the land is open with quality stands of fescue and native clovers. There is a 3-acre pond stocked with bass and catfish right below the home and several other ponds on the property. The Niangua River runs down the middle of the Brian W. Utecht Whitetail Properties


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Have I Been Taken?
Here's the deal. I had a contractor aquaintance who said he could do an insulation job for me in the winter on a home I am building for seasonal use. It was to insulate a small cathederal like ceiling on a salt-box style house. There were four identical skylights to box-in as well which was done with 3/4 plywood. Size of the area was roughly 18 x 36 feet. R-38 was the insulation... 24 inch bats. All venting and insulation was previously purchased by me and I had already installed the first 2 rows of vent and insulation... basically up to the skylights. Unfortunatley, as it was the dead of winter, I was not there to oversee the project. Also... unfortunately I did not get a quote from him... nothing was signed, but he told me it would probably be in the range of 12-1400 dollars. He called me on a Friday and said they had been there 2 days and that they needed to do maybe a half day more on the following Monday. A whole week goes by and he calls me on a Monday saying they had been there the entire previous week and needed 1 more day!!:eek:
I told them to pack-up and leave imediately. I had given no authorization to stay an entire xtra week after hearing from him -that it would take only 2 and one half days.
Finally he sends me the bill and it is for 122 man hours over a 9 day period! Over 4,000 dollars! Having practically built the house myself I know a thing or two and could have done it in 2-3 days.
General consenses is that I got taken for a ride during a cold-off season work period. This comes from others working in the house. I am also told they are notorious for this. I have already paid 2600.00, but am having trouble with the rest right now. Having NEVER expected a bill of this size, it has caught me off-guard.
I'm wondering what recourse if any I have? Thanks in advance for any insight.
Yes, sorry to say..they DEFINITELY are trying to con you. That is so pathetic.
Well, since you don't have anything in writing.... they can't demand much either. They know that they are trying to rip you off. You know that they are trying to rip you off.
I wouldn't pay them another cent. They don't have anything in writing from you either, so 1/2 the burden of 'anything' they are trying to pull....falls on them too.
I would talk to at least 2 or 3 insulation companies. If you have plans or not, draw some up and then get written quotes from them for the same job. Then, I would send a copy of the quotes to the dirtbag along with a threat to file a complaint with the state...if they didn't just take the pay and dissappear.
Chances are that he has tried to or actually has done this type of thing to other people too. This type of scum always has a long slimy trail behind them.
All I can say is, next time get it in writing, no matter how friendly they seem to be.
-My 2 cents....and my condolences...& BEST OF LUCK to you.
I can't thank you enough for your help and suggestion. I plan to follow-up with another contractor like you said. This experience has certainly taught me a big lesson. There will be nothing more done on this house without written estimates and good referances.
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Political Astrology in 2013 Most countries will continue to experience uncertainty about the health of society and the economy this year, and in some places there will be upheaval and acts of aggression. I can't look at every country, obviously, so have chosen to focus on the US, UK and Europe, and Australia. The USA The [Read More…]
Astrology of 2013 Part Two
The Astrology of 2013
Over the coming week I'm going to post a section every other day of my analysis of 2013 and thoughts on the astrology of the year, and how it can help us cope with this era of extraordinary transformation. This first section is an overview of the year and a description of the main astrological [Read More…]
The Time of Angels
The Time of Angels "Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares." The Bible, Hebrews (ch. XIII, v. 2) In the Northern Hemisphere, it is the depths of winter right now. The frosty mornings — pale sun gleaming through mist, hoar white icing covering the land, stilled trees [Read More…]
December 21 2012: Facts and Myths
The Winter Solstice So here we are, on the eve of the December 2012 Solstice (Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, Summer Solstice in the Southern). This date has become the focus for growing hysteria about apocalyptic change. We do indeed live in times of rapid transformation (relative to previous centuries in our collective knowledge), [Read More…]
Lunar Eclipse November 28 2012
Eclipse Facts The Lunar Eclipse of November 28 2012 occurs between 12:14 UT and 16:40 UT, strongest at 14:32 (For West Coast US -8 hours, E Coast -5 hours, Europe + 1 hour, E. Australia +11 hours). It is a penumbral eclipse, meaning that the Moon passes through the Earth's penumbra, which is the outside area [Read More…]
Total Solar Eclipse November 2012
This Total Solar Eclipse is a Southern Hemisphere event, visible from Northern Australia across to South America. I'm in Sydney at the moment, and as I write, eclipse enthusiasts are piling up camper vans and cars and driving the long haul up to Cairns to witness it. Everyone should see a Solar Eclipse at least once in [Read More…]
The Veil Thins: Hallowe'en/Samhain/Day of the Dead Cultures all over the Northern Hemisphere celebrate the turning of the annual cycle towards the dark of the year by honoring the dead and embracing the shadow. Symbolism and traditions Samhain is a time for honoring those who have passed from the physical plane before us and for allowing [Read More…]
Uranus Pluto and the Full Moon September 2012
This weekend we have a major Full Moon that exactly aspects the Uranus Pluto square. (This square dominates the astro picture 2011-2015. Here's a link to one of my articles about it.) The second pass of the Uranus Pluto square was exact last week on Sept 19. As they move so slowly, the two planets are [Read More…]
Autumn Equinox 2012
The Autumn Equinox is exact this year on September 22 at 11 am Eastern, 8 am Pacific, 4 pm in the UK, and 5 pm mainland Europe. In the Southern Hemisphere the equinox is of course the Vernal (Spring) Equinox, and this year is exact in Sydney at 3 am on September 23. Equinox Symbolism and [Read More…]


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'Magic Mike' Musical Is Coming to Broadway!
By JACKIE WILLIS
July 23, 2013
Get your crisp dollar bills ready because Channing Tatum has announced that he's taking the male striptease movie Magic Mike to live audiences on Broadway.
"You knew you were getting a sequel, but now you'll also soon be able to check out the LIVE stage version ...of Magic Mike, The Musical!" Tatum's website revealed. "Your favorite sexy male stripper story is hitting the stage and bringing with it the best of Broadway."
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And don't worry, People's Sexiest Man Alive is attached to the live version! "The show will be produced by Channing Tatum and his partner Reid Carolin, along with the film's director Steven Soderbergh and co-producers Gregory Jacobs and Nick Wechsler," the website reads. "Songs will be written by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey, the creators of other Tony- and Pulitzer-winning Broadway hits like Next To Normal, and the book will be written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa."
Will you see Magic Mike on Broadway, or does it just sound like a glorified live strip show?


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Last night, in the intimidating surroundings of Battersea Power Station, Call of Duty: Black Ops was launched amid huge media attention and player anticipation. The previous version of the game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 earned over £1billion and was the biggest selling game ever on the Playstation3 and second highest seller on the Xbox 360. Black Ops is expected to outdo that.
The first-person shooter once again has single player, multiplayer and the ever popular online modes where gamers from around the world battle it out for supremacy in superbly detailed environments.
Black Ops is available from today and so far reviews have been overwhelmingly positive with only a small number of negative comments – Metacritic this afternoon rated the game at 90 for the Xbox version and 89 for the Playstaiton3. Black Ops is set during the Cold War era from 1960s onwards and sees you take part in a number of covert operations in a variety of scenarios from Russia to Vietnam.
Wager Match is a major new addition over previous versions of the Call of Duty franchise and four new multiplayer games called One in the Chamber, Sticks and Stones, Gun Game and Sharpshooter have been included. Wager Match is one of the most anticipated aspects of the first-person shooter and the trailer for this aspect alone has been watched online almost 8million times.
The game has seen a huge amount of anticipation among gamers around the globe and pre-orders for the game had reached record levels. Last night queues formed outside stores around the country as some stores opened in the early hours to accommodate players who couldn't wait to get their hands on the game.
Call of Duty: Black Ops is available on the Nintendo Wii and DS, Playstation3, Xbox 360 and PC.


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Ask.com has recently announced the launch of their new social media element to search. It's a new search algorithm code-named the Edison Project. The new algorithm is a combination of two search engine technologies of Ask.com called Direct Hit and Teoma. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference, Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable as well as contributing writer to Search Engine Land, talked with us about the Edison Project.
Although not a lot of information has been released concerning the new project, Schwartz has been able to confirm its existence with Jim Lanzone, CEO of Ask.com. He was also able to receive some valuable information from Ask's Vice President of Research and Development Apostolos Gerasoulis who co-founded Teoma. Gerasoulis is also a professor of computer science at Rutger's University and is working on the Edison Project. Since the Edison Project is algorithm-based, there will not be a human above it. The only human element will be in the terms of quick popularity and how many people click on their results.
Direct Hit and Teoma were the original social search engines. Direct Hit uses click popularity to determine the relevancy for rank. The more clicks, the higher the page ranks. Teoma is about subject popularity. It looks within the topic and gives a specialist answer instead of the popular answer.
According to Schwartz, Ask.com has been tagging searches for more than three years. They have been tagging the query box and linking it with what the user clicks on. Ask is using the data received from their tagging searches and combining it with the Direct Hit click popularity data and the Teoma specific content popularity data to create this new algorithm that will make for a better search relevancy. Schwartz believes this new search algorithm will also include more components that have not yet been revealed.


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Procedure for Notice of Intended Rulemaking
Before adopting, amending, or repealing any permanent rule, the Oregon Salmon Commission will give notice of the intended action:
(1) In the Secretary of State's Bulletin, referred to in ORS 183.360, at least 21 days prior to the effective date of the rule;
(2) By mailing a copy of the notice to persons on the Oregon Salmon Commission's mailing list, established pursuant to ORS 183.335 (7) at least 28 days before the effective date of the rule;
(3) By mailing a copy of the notice to the legislators specified in ORS 183.335(14) at least 49 days before the effective date of the rule; and
(4) By mailing or furnishing a copy of the notice to:
(a) The Associated Press;
(b) Associations with an interest in Commission's rulemaking and publications whose readers have an interest in Commission's activities; and
(c) Newspapers in primary production regions of the commodities represented by the commission.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.335(1)(b) & ORS 576
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341(4)
Hist.: OSC 3-1984, f. & ef. 7-26-84; OSC 1-1995, f. & cert. ef. 8-29-95; OSC 1-2001, f. & cert. ef. 8-17-01
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Clinton, Muscatine and Scott Community Colleges are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the Iowa Junior College Athletic Association. Athletics are governed by the Director of Athletics, and rules are set forth by the executive committee of the Iowa State Association for Community College Athletics.
Intramural Sports
Clinton, Muscatine and Scott Community College students have a wide variety of intramural sports in which they can participate. Both men and women students may enter competition in the intramural program throughout the academic year.
Student interests are considered in the selection of activities that are developed into a well-rounded program. Students who participate in intercollegiate sports may also take part in the intramural program during their off-season and in activities other than their competitive sport.


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ideas on fixing warpage on vette bumper near mounting area
we got a 78ish vette with a clear rubber bumper with the usual warpage near where it mounts. my idea is to use panel adhesive on the backside to stiffen it up, then some rubber bumper repair for severe lows, then a flexible filler on top. I'm hesitant to try to get the shape back with heat as it might want to sag back down again. i'm thinking it might be better to let it be and fill knowing it's settled. not sure if the bumper uses the vette style wavy washers as i didn't take it off. does it need those washers?
please don't respond if you've only read how this is fixed, cause I'm not fixing this in theory. :D
I've been restoring and painting 'Vettes for about 40 years.
The early urethane and plastic parts of the '70s were plagued with problems.
Save yourself headaches... and solve the problem forever. Buy a fiberglass copy of the bumper.
we did but we realized it would have required more work to get it to fit right. The original fit well.
I've never done a vette bumper but I've had great success with using heat on newer bumpers the trick is having cold water(wet rags) to cool it quick while your pushing up on the low spot. Most times you can get some serious dents out and not even have to repaint and dont heat the painted side,I heat the back side while my hand is on the painted side so I can tell how hot its gettin..
yeah but the problem with that on this job is that it might want to resettle back to the sagging position, that's why I elected to leave it alone, figuring it can't sag anymore. :mwink: If there was more room between the reinforcement and bumper I'd do that cause then I could beef up the backside more but space is limited back there. Also thought about putting a crap load of panel adhesive on the backside, taping it while wet, then throwing it on the car. That way I'd end up with the most I could possible have without it conflicting with the reinforcement..
Do you know if they use those wavy washers for the front?
In 1998 I did a 77 Corvette with the same problem, I was fortunate enough to have a large hot water tank with a temperature control (a friend of mine owned a chroming shop and they need hot water for rinsing) that I could drop the whole bumper into...when it came out I had 2 pieces of metal and body panel adhesive ready. I applied the body panel adhesive and the first piece of metal to the underneath of the warped bumper and put the other piece of metal on the top of the bumper and clamped the 2 together...let the adhesive cure, bolted it to the vette and it took minimal repair to the bumper after. I haven't seen the car for a few years now but I know it has lasted for over ten years....longer than the original.
Hope this helps Henry. The hard part here would be to find that tank.
The fiberglass one is permanent. The urethane, maybe not so.
I know you are above this "Basics" but something may be of use. Fiberglass Part Fitting - Autobodystore Just be sure to tear the mat like Randy taught us! (damn that's a good trick).
Yes, I left the metal on the underneath there for good, like I said, I saw it about 10 years after the initial repair and it stayed straight...I don't know if this would work in your case but it sure held when I did it. Also, like I mentioned, the repair on the finish side was minimal, and I think heating the bumper in the water tank helped a bunch...much easier to to keep the top surface straight when I applied the adhesive and the metal reinforcement strip.
I don't think it would care how it got hot. :mwink: Henry, maybe a little lovin may work? :mwink:
But maybe a heated booth or simply an infrared heatlamp would get the job done?
I know I have repaired urethane bumpers with them.
Your right Brian...it wouldn't matter how it got heated...I had the tank available and what I liked about the tank was that I had even heat over the whole bumper..rubber bumpers have memory and I felt that if I was able to heat the entire bumper I would have a better chance of getting it where it needed to be...but I'm sure any kind of heat would help.
I also forgot to mention Henry, I used my bead roller and ran to small beads on the metal that was glued to the inside of the bumper...I don't know if your planning to use this method but if you do, this additional piece of information may be of value.
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death and funeral notices for the Tigard-Tualatin and Beaverton areas
Linda Lee Allen
June 9, 1941-March 10, 2011
Linda Lee Allen of Tigard died March 10 in Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. She was 69.
She was born on June 9, 1941, in Portland to Roy Goedeck and Helen (Scherrer) Goedeck.
She graduated from Franklin High School in 1959.
On Sept. 9, 1960, she married Robert E. Allen in Waverly Heights Congregational Church in Portland.
Her husband built a house for them in Tigard, in which she lived for 44 years. Her husband died June 29, 1976.
She was a member of Calvin Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are daughter Laura White and sons Mark and Matthew Allen; grandchildren Lindsey, Mitchell and Kate Allen; and brother Larry Goedeck.
Preceding her in death in addition to her husband were her father and mother.
A viewing will be today (Thursday) between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Young's Funeral Home, 11831 S.W. Pacific Highway in Tigard.
A celebration of life service will follow at 2 p.m. in Calvin Presbyterian Church, 10445 S.W. Canterbury Lane, in Tigard.
Private interment will be at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Memorial donations in the name of Linda Lee Allen may be made to Friends of Beaverton Baseball, 17195 S.W. Arbutus Drive, Beaverton 97007.
Ann Lizabeth Barnaby
April 7, 1962-March 2, 2011
Ann Lizabeth Barnaby of Sherwood died March 2 at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. Cause of death was ambloydosis which caused heart failure. She was 48 years old.
She was born April 7, 1962, in Orange County, Calif., to Edith and Mark Bradshaw.
She attended Newberg High School.
She lived in Newberg from 1979 to 1986, in Amity from 1986 to 1989 and in Sherwood from 1989 to the present.
On July 17, 1982, she married James Barnaby in Newberg.
Mrs. Barnaby's volunteer activities and interests included cat rescuing, volunteering at the school, reading, writing, playing Scrabble, puzzles, camping, walking and gardening. She loved learning and took lessons from everyday life.
Surviving are her husband James; sons Paul, John and Nik Barnaby, all of Portland and adopted son Eric Duncan of McMinnville; sister Ellen Johnson of Yuba City, Calif.; brothers John Bradshaw of McMinnville, Mike Senay of Salem and Danny Senay of Willamina.
Preceding her in death were her mother, Edie Newton, and her father, Mark Bradshaw.
A private memorial service will take place Saturday at Gibbs Community Center, followed by interment at noon.
Robert Brewster
Aug. 7, 1949-March 3, 2011
Robert (Bobby) B. Brewster of Sellwood died in Portland on March 3 following an extended illness. He was 61.
Born Aug. 7, 1949, in Portland to Homer and Blanche Brewster, he attended Benson Polytechnic and graduated from Cleveland High School.
He was a Navy veteran.
He enjoyed fishing, barbecuing and gathering with friends.
Surviving are his sister Carol Martin of Sherwood; nephew Michael Cummings of Milwaukie and special family friends Jannie, Atri and Max Lillien.
Memorial donations in the name of Robert Brewster may be made to Legacy Hopewell House or to the Amercan Cancer Society.
Richard G. Dicker
Sept. 18, 1927-March 7, 2011
Sherwood resident Richard G. Dicker died at his home March 7. He was 83.
Born Sept. 18, 1927, in Oakland, Calif., to Amandine and George Dicker, he was raised in San Leandro, Calif., and attended St. Cyril's School.
During World War II he served in the Navy on the USS Harwood.
On Sept. 28, 1950, he married Juanita Dicker in San Leandro.
Mr. Dicker was a terminal manager and worked for ICX Trucking. He also owned a furniture store, Dicker Furniture.
In addition to his work, he loved fishing and was an amateur gold miner.
He was a member of St. Francis Parish.
Surviving are Juanita, his wife for 60 years; sons Steve and John Dicker; daughters Karen Marin and Grace Pamidi; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Preceding him in death were his parents and brothers Brian and Paul.
A private funeral Mass will be held at St. Francis Parish.
Arrangements were by Crown Memorial Center - Tualatin.
Donald Bruce Hepburn
Feb. 5, 1921-March 6, 2011
Donald Bruce Hepburn of Beaverton died March 6 at age 90.
He was born Feb. 5, 1921, to Henry and Myrtle Hepburn in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and raised in Portland, where he graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1941.
During World War II he served in the Army from 1941 to 1946.
On Oct. 16, 1946, he married Ruby Garner Wallander at First Presbyterian Church in Portland. They lived in La Grande between 1954 and 1967. Mrs. Hepburn died in 2006.
Mr. Hepburn was employed as a train dispatcher with Union Pacific Railroad, retiring in 1981.
He was a member of the Portland chapter of the Morse Telegraph Club, United Methodist Church and Beaverton Kiwanis. He volunteered at Cedar Mill Community Library.
His hobbies included woodworking, fishing and music, having played the piano and organ.
He is suvived by son Bruce Hepburn and daughter Mary Prescott, both of Beaverton; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Preceding him in death in addition to his wife were son Donald Erik in 1949, his father in 1957 and mother in 1963 and brother Eldon Edward in 1997.
Donations in memory of Donald Bruce Hepburn may be made to Hearthstone of Beaverton, Employee Appreciation Fund, 12520 S.W. Hart Road, Beaverton 97008.
A private family service will be held later this spring.
Mary Ada Johnson
Jan. 15, 1931-March 8, 2011
Mary Ada Johnson, whose maiden name was Davidson, of Aloha died March 8 in Newberg. The homemaker was 80 years old.
She was born Jan. 15, 1931, in Pawtucket, R.I.
On Jan. 27, 1951, she married Carl Gustaf Johnson in Chicago. He died in August 1985.
Mrs. Johnson had lived in many places, including Rhode Island, Chicago, Oklahoma, California and Oregon.
Survivors include sons Joe Johnson of Toledo, John Johnson of Longview, Wash., and Genn Johnson of Palmdale, Calif.; daughters Linnea Kokinos of Aloha, Della Archambo of Lancaster, Calif., and Beverly Johnson of Aloha; brother William Davidson of Eau Claire, Wis.; 16 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by son George Peter Johnson; and brothers John John Davidson, Harry Davidson and George Davidson.
A funeral service was held on Monday (March 14) at Springer and Son Funeral Home.
Interment was at Cooper Mountain Cemetery.
Allan Land
Dec. 9, 1949-March 7, 2011
Allan Land died in Scappoose March 7. Cause of death was cancer. He was 61 years old.
He was born Dec. 9, 1949, in Eugene to James Edgar and Agnes Mae (Park) Land and graduated from Marshfield High School in Coos Bay,
He served in the Army.
On Aug. 19, 1999, he married Charlotte Chamberlain in Aloha. They lived for many years in Washington County before moving to Scappoose in October last year.
Mr. Land worked as a shelving installer before retiring in 2006.
He was a jack-of-all-trades, willing to help many a friend or family member. He was active in Narcotics Anonymous, had a home group in Forest Grove and celebrated his 21st year of sobriety in August last year.
The Lands have voluntarily worked with Clean and Sober Living and Celebrate Recovery in the Greater Willamette area for many years.
Surviving in addition to his wife Charlotte were son Dean Allan Land of Rexburg, Idaho; stepdaughter Beth Campbell of Scappoose; stepson Dorral Lukas of Battle Ground, Wash.; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
A memorial service was held Sunday at True Life Fellowship in Beaverton.
Columbia Funeral Home handled arrangements.
John Thomas Schmidlin
Oct. 11, 1928-March 12, 2011
John Thomas Schmidlin died Saturday at his home in Cornelius. He was 82.
He was born Oct. 11, 1928, to Frank Joseph Schmidlin and Pauline Willamina (Smejkal) Schmidlin in Vernonia, where he was raised and received his education, attending Pleasant Hill Elementary School, Vernonia Junior High School and Vernonia High School.
He joined the Army on April 3, 1951, in Fort Lewis, Wash., and served two years until receiving his discharge in January 1953 at Fort Lewis as an E-3.
On June 29, 1996, he married Hulda Elvira White in St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Beaverton, and they made their home in Aloha until 2005, when they moved to their present home in the Forest Hills mobile estate community in Cornelius.
Mr. Schmidlin worked as a dairy farmer for several years. He also worked as a sawmill operator for Long Bell Saw Mill for several years and later for Stimson Lumber Co. in Gaston for 11 years until retiring at age 65.
He was a lifelong member of the Roman Catholic church.
While living in Beaverton he was a member of the St. Cecilia Parish and since moving to Cornelius was a member of the Visitation Parish in Verboort.
He enjoyed caring for his dog, Bear.
Preceding him in death Nov. 28, 2006, was his wife Hulda, after celebrating 10 years of marriage; and his parents.
Survivors include his son Timothy John Schmidlin of Cornelius; sisters Theresa Marie Seal of Beaverton and Francis Keagbine of Portland; grandson Michael John Campbell of Salem; and several nieces and nephews.
Father Scott Vandehey will be the celebrant at a funeral Mass today (Thursday) at 11 a.m. in the Visitation Catholic Church, 4285 N.W. Visitation Road in Verboort.
Immediately following the Mass, family and friends are invited to attend a reception in the parish center.
Private interment will be at the Buxton Cemetery.
The family of John Thomas Schmidlin suggests that contributions in his memory be made to the Visitation Catholic Church, 4285 N.W. Visitation Road, Forest Grove 97116.
To sign the online guest book or send a condolence to the family, visit fuitenrosehoyt.com.
Fuiten, Rose and Hoyt Funeral Home in Forest Grove is in charge of arrangements.


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paint sprayer
I've got a room with a very high ceiling, and it's got a very coarse wood paneling on it. I want to pay it with a latex paint and was wondering if this cheap sprayer would handle it...
I really don't want to use a brush/roller because of the height of the ceiling and all, It'll kill me.
No, that's the wrong kind of sprayer
You really need an "airless" paint sprayer
A cheap Wagner one project airless spitter big enough to handle the job would run about the same as renting a good unit for a day
I'd say rent one
It reduces the swear factor and down time considerably over the Wagner spitters
And the Wagners are rarely good for more than one big project anyway
yeah i've used one of the wagners, theyre hard to clean. ill look into renting one. thanks.
I bought one of these and it's great for outdoor painting....not sure I'd use it inside. I painted my garage and lawn shed with it and plan on using it on my fence. It is also a pain to clean....but what a time and back saver! If it never works again it has paid for itself. http://www.epinions.com/pr-Shop_Tool..._Paint_Sprayer
Definately go to a paint store that deals with pro painters and rent a quality airless. About the only thing equals to a cheap sprayer is a cheap adjustable wrench. You will get a better quality finish in half the time with one tenth of the frustration.
noted... thanks.
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Mykolas Romeris University offers accommodation for international students on campus – at student residence hall "Student house"- the twelve floor modern building. It takes 5 minutes on foot to come to the main University building. Get impression in pictures.
Due to the increasing number of students, only places in shared rooms are offered. Rooms are shared by two or three students. Monthly rent of a place in a room in the "Student house" is from 85 to 100 euros. Rental fee is subject to change. International exchange students are required to pay for the accommodation in advance for the entire semester at their arrival or during the introductory week (t.i. for all 5 months of the semester).
Deposit fee of 100 euros is required, it is returned upon a written request when moving out from the dormitory. Please find the request sample here.
Student is fully responsible for any damage done while living in the "Student House".
All the rooms have access to Internet. The "Student house" is also equipped with a computer lab and copy/printing facilities. Bathroom facilities are mostly shared by two rooms. There is one common use kitchen, meeting room, working room in each floor. Students are obliged to clean up and keep the order in the kitchen and rooms by themselves. Laundry room is also available for international students without extra charge.
All students, willing to get accommodation at the "Student house" are subject to The Rules for the Use of Students' Residence and Dormitories at Mykolas Romeris University.
For exchange or free-mover students, the reservation of a place at the "Student house" is made through the International Office. The Request of Accommodation may be found as part of On-line Application Form.
International degree-seeking students, apply for a place at the "Student house" by filling a relevant part of the Degree student application form.
At the arrival, international students who were allocated a place at the "Student house" must sign a Fixed-Term Agreement on Accommodation in the Students' Residence
Part of students live outside campus in the rented private apartments although it is at least two or three times more expensive than staying in the residence hall of Mykolas Romeris University. If the international student prefers to rent an apartment, the International Office may suggest to student some reliable real estate companies or private people who rent apartments for students.
Close to Mykolas Romeris University main campus (in 0,5 km at Ateities str. 9) ) there is a Baltupiai guest house "Baltupių svečių namai" which is offering dormitory type accommodation in shared rooms by 2-3 persons. Room costs around 200-250 EUR. http://www.nakvyne24.lt/
Close to Mykolas Romeris University main campus (in 2 km at Jeruzales str. 21) ) there is a Hotel Simple which is also offering dormitory type accommodation in double and triple rooms. http://www.hotelsimple.lt/vilnius/en/
If you want to live closer to the city center you can choose to stay in Corner Hotel (in 9 km at. T. Ševčenkos str. 16) which offers dormitory type accommodation in single and double rooms.
Also you could choose to live in Studio Hotel which is located in different counties in Vilnius city.
Flats for rent in Lithuania search engines (f.e):
Rental services for incoming exchange students are available from (f.e.):
http://rentvilnius.lt/index.php/study-in-vilnius/ (services include pick-up service upon arrival+ assistance during entire renting period).
You may also check Eurasmus platform (accommodation portal) http://eurasmus.com which exchange students can find and book accommodation across all the major cities in Europe. It also provides key information about the city in which you will study. The interactive accommodation portal allows you to book a student room using a secure payment system with landlord verification, customer reviews and guaranteed refunds.


text: Regenesis is a community & environmental organization founded in 2007 by students, primarily from York University. We believe in empowering students as initiators of change in addressing today's social and environmental concerns, through advocacy and service in local chapters. We focus on real, comprehensive and practical initiatives and programs to make our campus and our communities, cities and planet more sustainable places. Our vision is to create an interconnected network that engages both the university community and wider communities to establish environmental and community initiatives on the foundation of 'just' sustainability, which is defined as: "the need to ensure a better quality of life for all, now and into the future, in a just and equitable manner, while living within the limits of supporting ecosystems".


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On Sept. 2 CatholicMatch launched "Faith, Hope & Love," a blog named after our members, who demonstrate limitless faith, hope and love. The blog is updated at least once a day and, two and a half weeks into it, already has served up a ton of great content. Here's a quick review.
Award-winning Catholic writer Maria Wiering has examined "emerging adulthood," pondered the impact of debt on a budding romance and pointed out the absence of prayer in Julia Roberts' new blockbuster "Eat Pray Love."
A Q&A with acclaimed author Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle about her friendship with Mother Teresa elicited the most Facebook action to date with 103 "likes." And high-profile contributors Molly Mesnick from ABC' s "The Bachelor" and Angela Baraquio, Miss America 2001, have both shared personal reflections.
Look for more posts from CM employees and profiles of CM members in coming weeks. And be sure to share the blog with fellow singles who have not yet joined CM.


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SENIOR OF THE MONTH: Fiona Kalu
Fiona P. Kalu has been named the Kiwanis Club Outstanding Indiana County Technology Center senior of the month for October.
She is a senior in the ICTC Computer Systems Technology (CST) program and attends Indiana Area High School.
Kalu resides with her parents, Raphael and Elizabeth Kalu, in Indiana.
Kalu has been a member of Skills USA since 2011 and is currently serving as Skills USA vice president. She has also served as her program area president.
Kalu has received her Comptia A+ certification. She worked as an IT intern at ICTC in the summer of 2013.
Kalu has been a Key Club member and is currently a Christian Union Club member and leader.
Upon graduation she is planning to go for four years post-secondary education, with a goal of becoming a security specialist.
Heather Carlson is the wire editor and an assistant web editor for The Indiana Gazette. She covers courts, Saltsburg and Homer City borough councils and Penns Manor and United school districts, in addition to writing feature articles. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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Have a look at "Numerical Solutions for Partial Differential Equations,
Problem Solving Using Mathematica", by Victor G. Ganzha and Evgenii V.
This book is described in WRI site:
http://store.wolfram.com/view/ISBN0849373794/?347AE926-130E It is
written for version 2 but I did not notice incompatibilities in
version 3. However I must admit I did not use all the proposed
programs, since the subject is quite wide. Hope this helps.
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Objet: [mg10642] PDEs & Mathematica.
The "online book" does not describe how to plug in initial and boundary
conditions for a PDE; and when I try to do it ODE style, which is
explained I get error messages. If anyone knows the proper syntax for
solving PDEs with boundary conditions, I would appreciate some advice.
I would also appreciate any information on good books dealing with PDEs
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Attorney Gerry Oginski, Founder of the Lawyers Video Studio gives the 2012 State of the Internet Video Address on Lawyer Video Marketing
As we reach the end of 2012 I want to take this opportunity to review where we, as a community of attorney video marketers, have been this past year and where we are going in 2013.
In today's video, I want to give you an overall view of video marketing in the legal community. I want to reinforce the key principles that are so important to educate and teach our ideal consumers who are searching for information about our specific legal specialties. I also want to show you how and why video marketing works.
Lawyers who recognize the value and importance of creating great educational video content quickly outdistance their colleagues and competitors and allow their consumers and ideal clients to recognize that they have information that will help people actively searching for solutions to their legal problems.
As the Chairman of the Lawyers Video Marketing Alliance, I have had a great opportunity to see what lawyers across the country have created over the past year through video marketing.
I have seen really good video and I have seen really crappy video.
Unfortunately, most of the videos that I see a still are poorly done from a content standpoint.
The overall quality, from a technical standpoint has improved, however the content has not. There's a big mismatch between the content that video companies want lawyers to create and what the attorneys want to put online, thinking it will help them market their law firms.
Too many lawyers and their video production companies are still focused on "Me, Me, Me." In today's video I share with you exactly why that type of thinking never works.
I also challenge you to do something that will, if implemented, dramatically change the way you create attorney video content online. Taking me up on that challenge will visibly improve your educational content.
We, as lawyers who use the online world to communicate with our ideal clients, have a greater purpose than simply to drive traffic to our websites and get calls.
We have a greater purpose to educate and teach the general public. That is one of the benefits of having this awesome tool available, since great attorney videos help people understand how the legal process works.
There is no other media available that enables us to do this on a regular, frequent and consistent basis. Not only do you establish your authority, but you do so in a way that is friendly, warm, engaging and naturally builds trust with your viewer.
Lawyers who learn these concepts will stand out far from their competitors as more and more video content is watched on a daily basis.
I am proud of what we lawyers as a community have been able to accomplish in such a short brief time using online video. I'm confident that as we continue into the year 2013 the efforts of a few will dramatically help shift the way others look at online video as a useful tool to help them market their law firms in today's economy.
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Russia contained catalysts Wesley Sneijder and Rafael van der Vaart for most of the match and, led by Andrei Arshavin, repeatedly got in behind the Dutch back line. Roman Pavlyuchenko scored 11 minutes into the second half to give Russia the lead, and after the Netherlands fired a half-dozen desperation shots high or wide, van Nistelrooy reached Sneijder's free kick at the far post in the 86th minute.
Arshavin broke free on the left to loop a cross Torbinski touched home in the 112th minute from just yards out, and drove the third goal through var der Sar's ankles four minutes later. Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney grades the players.
Russia Player Ratings
6 Igor Akinfeyev (CSKA Moscow) 23/0
5 Alexander Anyukov (Zenit St. Petersburg) 33/1
6 Denis Kolodin (Dynamo Kiev) 16/0
6 Sergei Ignashevich (CSKA Moscow) 38/3
7 Yuri Zhirkov (CSKA Moscow) 20/0
7 Sergei Semak (Rubin Kazan) 50/4
6 Konstantin Zyryanov (Zenit St. Petersburg) 14/2
4 Igor Semshov (Dynamo Moscow) 88/0
5 Ivan Saenko (Nuremberg) 8/0
8 Andrei Arshavin (Zenit St. Petersburg) 34/13
7 Roman Pavlyuchenko (Spartak Moscow) 19/9
4 Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (Lok. Moscow) 24/1
6 Dmitry Torbinsky (Lok. Moscow) 11/2
nr Dmitry Sychev (Lok. Moscow) 40/15
Netherlands Player Ratings
7 Edwin van der Sar (Man. United) 128/0
4 Andre Ooijer (Blackburn Rovers) 40/2
4 Khalid Boulahrouz (Sevilla) 26/0
3 Joris Mathijsen (Hamburg) 35/2
4 Giovanni van Bronckhorst (Feyenoord) 81/5
6 Nigel de Jong (Hamburg) 26/07
4 Orlando Engelaar (Twente) 10/0
4 Dirk Kuyt (Liverpool) 42/8
5 Rafael van der Vaart (Hamburg) 58/10
5 Wesley Sneijder (Real Madrid) 48/11
5 Ruud van Nistelrooy (Real Madrid) 64/33
4 John Heitinga (Ajax) 39/5
3 Ibrahim Afellay (PSV) 8/0
5 Robin van Persie (Arsenal) 28/9


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— ESPN has an interview with Christopher Daniels promoting Lockdown that you can read here.
— Hulk Hogan will be appearing in the UK on the Challenge Late Zone this Sunday to address Bret Hart's recent criticism of him where Hart claimed that Hogan and Bischoff are holding TNA back. The interview will air on YouTube and you can find out more here.
Lockdown will be TNA,s largest crowd. So holding TNA back huh Bret? All Bret wants is attention and the washed up has beens get it from talking garbage about Hogan. What the he'll is wrong with Bret? McMahon has his hand up his ass?
I think bret simply is bitter, he can't wrestle anymore which almost makes him useless where hulk can't wrestle, but he can still entertain. Hogan without wrestling is still decent, not so much with bret.
TNA + Hogan = Good Show but TNA – Hogan = Great Show
Hulkie should stick to manhandling his daughter, and leave TNA alone because he will sink it. Oh he can't yet that son of his needs a job, is he out of jail yet for ruining an actual worthwhile person's life. The 3 of them can't compare to that gentleman's worth.
Hulk cant let it go, wants to stay in the spotlight, the Hart thing was done and dusted a couple of weeks ago..


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LSSU history timeline being readied for River of History museum
Posted: March 6th, 2013
CLOSING IN ON SEVENTY – A timeline that traces Lake Superior State University's history to well before its founding in 1946 is being readied for installation into the River of History museum in downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. The 53- by 36-inch acrylic wall display will anchor an area set aside for LSSU artifacts and memorabilia. LSSU helped launch the museum - presently a partnership between the city and Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians - in 1992, under the directorship of LSSU Prof. Susan Schacher. Panel content and design is being overseen by public relations staffer John Shibley, who asks everyone to download an inspection version below and e-mail him (link below) with any factual or grammatical corrections. The project has also involved the hard work of former staffer Bill Crawford, University archivist Mary June, and LSSU Foundation board member Tom Robinson, who also sits on the River of History board. (LSSU/Van Abel and Kronberg Design)
A proof version of this panel can be found by clicking here.
CONTACT: John Shibley, e-mail, 906-635-2314.


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Raiders insider Scott Bair joins Mike Florio to talk about the expectations for the Oakland Raiders after a disappointing 4-12 season in 2013. Bair discusses the competition at QB between Matt Schaub and Derek Carr and the possibility of getting a new stadium in the near future.
Can the Raiders compete in the AFC West?
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