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Folks, The posts on this is reason for people not wanting to come to Corpus to build. Two racial hatred people took up most of the comments here. China is reinvesting all the interest money we are giving them to prop up more entitlement programs. We reap what we sew. At least some of the 50% funding we do of Chinas military with interest money is diverted to job creation here. Welcome it and embrace it. We are a great place to attract more jobs and thus tax revenues. Other places actually pay companies to come with your tax dollars, so a deferred payment in leiu of taxes is a safter way to attract. San Patricio has done it and over 10,000 of Corpus people call it their work place, not Corpus.
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Nov. 25
San Jose Mercury News: High-Speed Rail ruling is right on
A Superior Court judge Monday slowed the California bullet train boondoggle to a crawl.
It's about time. For more than two years, Gov. Jerry Brown and his puppet leading the California High-Speed Rail Authority board, Dan Richard, have overstepped their legal authority and disregarded the will of the voters by pushing ahead full-throttle.
Judge Michael Kenny had ruled in August that the authority "abused its discretion" by failing to secure funds and complete environmental reviews before authorizing expenditures.
This week, he sent the project back to the start by blocking the authority from implementing its 2011 spending plan and refusing to provide necessary legal blessing to the misguided issuance of $8.6 billion of construction bonds.
By any reasonable interpretation, this should put an end to Brown and Richard's bait-and-switch. But, when it comes to high-speed rail, those two aren't reasonable.
In a statement issued after the ruling, Richard tried to deceptively spin what the judge had said. True, as Richard notes, the judge did not stop the project. Rather he left it with no funding plan and the inability to borrow money.
Until the feds start to realize they've been had, there's still a bit of money left from Washington. But it won't last long. It's hard to imagine how the project can continue to move forward.
It's time to put an end to this fraud.
Voters were promised a system from San Diego to Sacramento at a cost of $45 billion. Today, the price is at least $69 billion, but would link only San Francisco with Los Angeles.
Anticipated ticket prices have increased more than 50 percent, ridership projections have been cut by more than half, the opening date has been pushed back nine years to 2029, and the two-hour, 40-minute mandated travel time from San Francisco to Los Angeles remains doubtful.
The authority has never fulfilled its promise to line up private-sector money. And critical federal funding would require an entirely different political environment in Washington.
Without a valid funding plan, and without the ability to issue bonds protected from legal challenge, California's high-speed rail project is effectively dead.
If Brown and Richard had one iota of intellectual honesty about the bullet-train promises, if they had any respect for the voters, they would abandon the project or ask voters to approve a smaller but more costly one.
They know that's all the authority can deliver. But they also know voters, if asked, would reject that.
Nov. 26
Santa Cruz Sentinel: How 'citizens' see Santa Cruz crime
By its very name, makeup and purpose, the Santa Cruz Public Safety Citizen Task Force was never going to overturn the long-established underpinnings of the city's cherished identity.
By including a multiplicity of viewpoints, from people of diverse backgrounds, and then hearing from public officials on topics relating to crime, public safety and the quality of life in Santa Cruz city and county, the task force was inevitably going to seek a reasonable middle ground.
So to those who have expressed mild disappointment that after six months, the 17-page report produced by the 14 task force members, was not somehow stronger or more drastic, well, that's not how consensus comes calling.
In fact, it's somewhat remarkable the report takes on difficult issues such as the needle exchange program, police staffing, Santa Cruz's reputation for "tolerance," the problems associated with a large homeless population, and a criminal justice system blamed for creating a revolving door between the County Jail downtown and the streets.
One of the more important aspects of the report we hope will be received is for the city and county governments to work more effectively in concert. A "lack of collaboration and unified vision is partly to blame," said members, for the considerable public safety challenges faced by the city, including the court system, needle exchanges, and the jail and homeless centers located just off the city's main commercial district.
Among the recommendations to be presented to the Santa Cruz City Council Dec. 3 will be moving the controversial needle exchange program from the county's Emeline campus and away from residential neighborhoods, asking the county Superior Court's presiding judge to appear before the council twice a year to discuss the high rate of repeat offenders passing through the system, and improving lighting in discourage rampant illegal behaviors in areas highly impacted by transients and drug offenders such as the San Lorenzo River and Harvey West Park.
Critics are already taking issue with many of the recommendations, saying it's not true there aren't enough cops on patrol, or that harsher sentences will reduce the number of individuals reoffending. They also don't believe relocating the needle exchange program, or insisting on a one-to-one exchange policy will do much to reduce the complaints about discarded needles being found throughout the city, including residential areas and beaches — or cut down on the number of drug abusers. They also don't like how homeless people seem targeted or blamed.
One group of community activists wrote to the Sentinel taking on the task force for failing to support its assertions with cited facts, and for not comparing illegal behaviors in Santa Cruz to other cities of similar size.
Perhaps so, but the task force, formed after the murders of two police officers and other high-profile crimes and resident complaints, was not a law enforcement agency, an arm of government — or even scientifically or statistically credentialed. Some of members' ideas will need funding; others, such as getting more at-risk youth involved in city-sponsored parks and recreation programs would probably take yet another tax increase.
Indeed, we prefer to focus on the word "citizen" and consider members' statements and recommendations as representative of the views, goals and solutions of concerned residents. We asked for these; they delivered.
In that light, we'd like to thank the task force members, who took on a tough and time-consuming job, and often engaged in unsparing, heated debate.
In that their conclusions are already under fire, just shows they took their mandate seriously.
Nov. 25
Chico Enterprise-Record: Mold adds to station's woes
The mold problem detected at the Manzanita Avenue fire station needs to be remedied. It's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Can a fire station be haunted? Well, maybe not in a literal sense, but some sort of curse sounds like the most plausible explanation for Chico's Fire Station 5.
Fire Station 5 is the city's newest and most expensive station, located on a Manzanita Avenue roundabout at the entrance to upper Bidwell Park. It's probably the most well-known station in Chico, mainly because of all the oddities and problems there. Those problems have mounted in the past few weeks.
Fire Station 5 was completed in 1999. It was placed on the edge of town because it wouldn't be the edge of town for long. A huge development near Wildwood Park called Rancho Arroyo would need services for its 1,500 homes, which is a big reason the station was put there.
That building boom never happened because of a voter referendum, and the land now known as Bidwell Ranch is fenced off and declared open space.
Development impact fees from all of those would-be new homes were supposed to pay for the station's construction. That explains why the station cost $1.8 million to build — and the city still owes $1.8 million, 15 years after construction began.
Financing is not the only problem. The other is mold. It sounds like shoddy construction, and the city oddly never pressed the contractor to fix it. Now, apparently, insurance won't even pay to get rid of the mold.
The city has talked about closing the station to fix the mold problem. Firefighters oppose that, in part because they worry city management wants to close the station permanently to save money in these difficult budget times.
Station 5 closed for a month in 2012 in a budget-cutting move and also has been subjected to periodic "brownouts" this year to minimize overtime. And now this ...
The council last week voted to spend $25,000 to start work on the mold. Councilors need to be careful with this. Now that it's known there is mold and it has been discussed openly, it's a workers' compensation lawsuit waiting to happen if a firefighter at the station falls ill because of it. If there's danger once work begins, the council needs to shut down the station while it fixes the problem.
So we have a station with mold that the city can't pay off and sometimes can't afford to keep open. It must be cursed.
Nov. 27
Los Angeles Times: A chance to settle the plastic bag ban debate
As it does each year, a bill to ban plastic bags in California will almost certainly come before the Legislature in the next session. Each year, under heavy lobbying by the makers of such bags — who say the bill will kill jobs and wreak other forms of havoc — the Legislature has folded. State Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Pacoima), whose bill in the most recent session failed by a narrow margin, has indicated that he plans to try again.
California has a chance to do things differently this time, without the endless back and forth about whether the bans effectively reduce the trash that finds its way into giant patches of floating plastic in the oceans, and without disputed claims that California companies will go under. Because this time, it has the opportunity to replace conjecture with facts.
Close to 90 cities and counties in California have passed bans on plastic bags. Once the ban takes effect in the city of Los Angeles, at the start of the new year, such bans will cover a third of the state's population. Usually, the bans allow customers to purchase a paper bag for 10 cents or so; Padilla's bill would have done that as well. This means that there is now enough information to study, in robust and real-life ways, whether fewer bags are found on the beaches, an indicator of how many make their way into the ocean. Have cities and counties lost any jobs as a result of bag bans? How many?
We actually prefer fees on both plastic and paper bags. They have proved effective where they have been tried — there's simply a mental barrier to paying a nickel for a bag — and they give consumers more convenience and choice. But a ban on plastic bags appears to be the next best choice. It has been our belief that banning the flimsy carryout bags with handles will reduce the environmental toll on the ocean without significantly harming employment. (Other plastic bags, such as those used for produce or the ones that protect newspapers from rain, would not be affected.)
But we are willing to be persuaded otherwise by conclusive data that show plastic bag bans do more harm than good. So should industry. Most important, so should lawmakers in Sacramento.
Nov. 26
Riverside Press-Enterprise: Take steps to help guard against drought
California needs water systems that are reliable even in dry years. The threat of another drought provides a clear reminder that the state remains far from that goal, however. Residents will need to boost conservation efforts, to make more efficient use of existing supplies.
But legislators also need to safeguard the state's primary water system and boost water storage capacity.
The state Department of Water Resources last week announced severely limited projected water deliveries from the State Water Project for 2014. The initial forecast says that water providers, including the giant Metropolitan Water District and the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, can expect to receive just 5 percent of the 4.17 million acre-feet of water they sought for next year. An acre-foot is about enough water to supply two families for a year.
The amount of water available could increase if winter storms provide more precipitation, of course. The state forecast a 5 percent allocation in 2010, as well, but eventually boosted deliveries to 50 percent of the water that agencies wanted. But the first 10 months of this year have been the driest since 1895, according to the National Climatic Data Center. And water levels in many of the state's big reservoirs remain below historical averages.
But California needs a more dependable approach to water than hoping for wet weather. State and regional water officials last month urged Californians to curb their water use, to help ease the strain on water supplies. Boosting conservation is one of the most effective ways for average Californians to help avoid water shortages, and many residents have already cut the amount of water they use.
Legislators, however, also need to act to protect the state against droughts. That effort should start by ensuring the reliability of water exports from Northern California. Water that flows through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta serves two-thirds of the state's population and irrigates millions of acres of farmland.
But the delta's environmental ills have already prompted periodic cutbacks in water exports. And the estuary is ringed with deteriorating levees that could collapse in an earthquake. The state's most promising approach is to channel water exports around the troubled delta, but whatever solution emerges, the state cannot afford to lose a supply of water that much of California depends upon.
The state also needs to increase water storage capacity. Long-range forecasts predict the state could increasingly get more winter rain and less snow, requiring California to catch and store more winter runoff to get through the hot summer months.
Paying for such improvements will also require legislators to craft a more realistic water bond, instead of the bloated $11.1 billion measure now on the 2014 ballot. Legislators should strip away the pork projects, focus the spending on the state's crucial water needs and keep the cost as low as possible.
Making sure the state has enough water requires dedicated effort, careful planning and political will. If that challenge seems too daunting, consider the alternative: a thirsty state increasingly hobbled by water shortages.


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cross my heart the new elmers aint thins.
they look excatly like boston thins, those r on stoner glass cleaner.
boston thins r good for little flairs an the new elmers r jus a bigger ass version
of that cap basically.
thats the only reason i threw out that"boston fat" title
i got to mess with a can of german montana and a pink dot today. Good lord. Crazy flares.
What son?
i dont like pinks..atleast on rusto that is.
they dump cans super quick an flairs eh okee..they cover quick tho oohwee, so much faster than rustofats
someoen said some caps work on aa but not rusto?
which ones?
i copped a few canns of valspar today..ny fat works(kinda bursty if u kno wat i mean)..banana skinny..have yet to try the other caps..
**edit...balls...u said aa not valspar..im an ass..and im drunk..cheers
If I'm bombing then Ghost Caps is where I'm at. Fattest lines ever, but Will waste your paint in about 6 bombs.
Anyone who uses Rusto and hasn't tried making the stems on caps fatter needs to try it. I just used a yellow superfat on some rusto and it's awesome, ny fats are also really nice to be able to use.
I heated up the sharp side of a compass(like for drawing circles) with a lighter and pushed it in the stem and turned it around. It works really well, you just need to make sure you don't puch too hard or you'll make a hole in the top of the cap.
Any one know what "household" cans has a good thin for rusto?
yea legit, i never tried heating it so i always thought it was gay and only worked for a sec.
then i heated it and it works ill.
I acquired some rustos today, the 33 percent more big cans, and NY fats and pink dots work on them... I thought only rusto fats worked, I'm so pumped.
pink dots only work for a lil while... it shud start flooding soon. u can widen the stem tho then it'll be good. same with ny fats
to my knowledge this is all that works as it coems on rusto:
beige dots
rusto fats
stock tips
banana skinnys
red skinnys
ny thins
thats all i know
How should I go about widening the stem, and what about the ny fats, I read on a few sites they work. BTW thanks for knowing everything hett.
haha ive never used ny fats on a rusto myself, but my friend says they die aswell.
just look around for something metal, liek a nail that fits well inside the stem. then heat up the tip of the nail wiht a lighter, and stikc it in and wiggle it around and twist it until its wide enough, just take a rusto fat and make the stem a lil iwder than that
Sweet thanks. I'll tell you how it goes.
I never really used ny fats before, or at least not enough to appreciate them, but with the modded widened stems on rusto they are butter. They're awesome if you want a slow cap thats pretty fat.
lol the answer is right on this page. check out stoner glass cleaner, it's called "invisible glass" and it's for cars. It's in one of the paint aisles at my lowes, this link also has some other places they sell it http://www.invisibleglass.com/RetailPartners.htm. The caps on them are boston (rusto) thins and they are hands down the best thins for rusto because they don't stutter like other thins on rusto, they actually start spraying when you press down, like a thin is supposed to. (BTW thanks to planetaryduality for telling me about what cans find them on)
You can also find ny thins on some cans, but the only product with them that I can think of right now is Testors mini spray paint cans, they sell them at Michael's, they're for models and stuff so look in that area. The tops are shitty to get off tho, they have like a paper wrapper around them so you either need long fingernails or a knife to take them off.
I'm working on widening one of them now, but the regular caps have been working this whole time.
oh yeah and you can get a type of blaster cap off spray goof-off, but I think they spray a little thinner than the ********* ones, but I'm sure you could widen them with an x-acto or something.
to add to this list
blaster caps
boston (rusto) thins
boston (rusto fats (the caps that come on elmers craft adhesive, I don't know the real name, but they look just like the boston thins so...)


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Honestly, I think I'll stick with compounds that have been sufficiently studied for their safety and efficacy. Even if they aren't the most ideal compounds for gaining muscle, a body of literature exists that details the affects on the body. I design complex systems for a Pharmaceutical, I know the rigors of having adequate testing and research.
Supplement companies offering these new compounds? Great, thats awesome, keep it up - but they'll never understand the efforts a Pharmaceutical goes through to release a drug to market, nor will they ever understand all the affects of the drugs on the body. They are not appropriately staffed for such measures.
How much bigger do you think Dorian Yates would have been had he had access to M1T?


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Posted by Ilana Angel
After I posted my blog yesterday "GracieP" wrote to say that I was petty, close-minded, threatened by other women and disgusting while "ExWhyZee" let me know my view that Jews should marry Jews made me an elitist who was focused on only one race of people and therefore exactly like Hitler.
The comments made me laugh and by laugh of course I mean cry. I'm not sure why I cried. Maybe it was because I'm tired, coming off of a cold, hormonal, overly sensitive or maybe I was simply blown away by the willingness of two strangers to be so nasty.
I spent over 6 years working at Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation where I watched countless hours of Holocaust testimonies by survivors who talked about what they and their families went through simply because they were Jewish.
When I started at the Shoah Foundation my son was 3 months old and I was a secular Jew. When I left I was reconnected to my faith and made a heartfelt and informed decision that I would embrace Judaism and teach it to my son in a way that would inspire him to embrace it and be proud.
I have a deep and meaningful relationship with God. I have walked out of Egypt several times during my lifetime and while I don't always understand why I am challenged, I am made better with every experience. That I want to be with a man who shares my faith does not make me evil.
I am lucky to live in a country where I can write freely and not be censored. I am Jewish, I work for a Jewish newspaper and Keeping the Faith is about finding love with another Jew. No hidden agendas. I'm sure there are other writers who write about their search for love within their faith.
I went to a birthday party last night for my friend Dawn. It was a great party with fabulous friends and at one point our conversation was about JDate, vibrators, single person sex vs. married couple sex and using multiple orgasms as a way to treat insomnia.
For someone who writes about being single it was a blogging gold mine. I couldn't wait to write about it and instead of a super funny column I'm posting this because I felt the need to defend myself. I would never have heard from anyone if I were a Catholic wanting to marry a Catholic.
To the people who decided to make a personal attack on me you are bullies and I suggest you stop reading my articles because you just don't get it. You are welcome to have an opinion and I love it that you feel so deeply about my words that you want to share but there is just no need to be insulting.
At the end of the day I love my son and he loves me back. I love being Jewish and am embraced by my faith. I love Mike Fleiss and he got in touch! I'm not mad at these people and would simply say that perhaps they have misunderstood my passion as some kind of fanaticism.
I'm going to marry a Jew and guess what else? I believe gay people and inter-racial couples should be able to marry and I hope that when my son is old enough to get married everyone will share the same rights. I am not Hitler, Palin or Mr. Bardwell. I'm just a writer.
I'm sorry if I offended anyone. It is not my intention. I hope everyone enjoys the rest of their weekend and to those who have compared me to everyone from Palin to Hitler, God Bless you. To the people who take the time to read my blog and actually get it, thanks for keeping the faith.
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Posted by Ilana Angel
I think Jewish men are sexy. Separate from my physical type I am attracted to a man who shares the same faith, cultural background and traditions that I do. I can seriously be looking at a super handsome man and he can think I am the sexiest woman ever but if he is not Jewish then the bubble bursts and he is not as attractive.
I don't know when this became so important to me. It's always been my thing to date Jews but the exact moment that it became a deal breaker is something I just don't remember. Physical attraction is super important and I believe in chemistry but men become sexier to me when they are Jewish.
My "type" is hard to find in a Jew. I like Harley riding, head shaving men with tattoos who are tall, solid and have a wicked sense of humor. If they look like they just got out of prison then that's the guy I dig. It's difficult to find that look in a Jew but I have managed to come across him on occasion.
Now if he is short, menschy, smart, funny and Jewish then he is also my type. I like the shared history, guilt and family dynamics that we have as a people. If I meet a man who is not my type physically but he is smart, funny and Jewish then he becomes attractive to me and the more I get to know him the more attractive he becomes.
I think the struggle for Jewish women is that there are not a lot of available Jewish men and we are not the only ones who think they are sexy. We have to compete with the non-Jewish girls for a limited supply of available stock. Jewish chicks should have first dibs. If a Jewish man wants to have a serious relationship then he should have to date 100 Jewish women before he is allowed to date outside the faith.
Jewish women are stereotyped to be complainers, frigid and loud but Jewish men are stereotyped as rich, smart and funny. That's not right and so to even the playing field and have a fair chance we should insist that our fabulous Jewish men date us before they look outside the tribe.
I recently saw a woman wearing a t-shirt that read "I –heart- Nice Jewish Guys". I loved the shirt so I approached her because I wanted one. She got it online at www.nicejewishguys.net. She was a very cute girl and I asked her if she was Jewish and she said no. Whatever. The fact that she was not Jewish and publicly proclaiming that she loved Jewish men is the subject of another blog. Important to note that she was not even that cute and I would be willing to bet she cannot make matzah ball soup or find Israel on a map.
This website has the t-shirts but it also has my new favorite thing and something I shall be gifting this holiday season. It's a calendar of "Nice Jewish Guys". You have got to see it because it's fabulous. It's a brilliant idea and bravo to the creator Adam Cohen who is himself a nice Jewish guy.
At the end of the day meeting my Beshert is going to take some work. It's a jungle out there and I have a lot of competition. I'm up for the challenge however. When I get discouraged all I need to do is look at Mr. January on my new calendar and fantasize about the dream that I know can come true as long as I keep the faith.
October 16, 2009 | 2:21 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
Those of you who read my blog daily know that I love Mike Fleiss and by love him of course I mean that I am obsessed with him in a way that could be deemed inappropriate if I were a crazy person. Mr. Fleiss is the creator of The Bachelor/Bachelorette series on ABC and for someone like me who writes about the search for love this show is pure gold.
I wrote about Mr. Fleiss in the hopes that my blog would somehow get to him and he would reach out to his number one fan and by fan of course I mean reality television crazy person and by crazy person of course I mean someone who has helped make him very rich by watching his shows and insisting everyone else watch them too.
After months of writing and hearing nothing I was starting to think that perhaps he was ignoring me. Well my darling readers it has happened. I was sitting at home last night when at 9:23 my phone rang and it was, at last, Mr. Mike Fleiss. It took about 15 seconds of me telling him to shut up and dropping a couple of F-Bombs before I was able to compose myself and profess my love.
Half an hour later I was sitting in the car he sent for me heading to the set of The Bachelor where they began shooting the new season last night. Not only did he call but he sent for me and I spent the next 6 hours hanging out with "Mike". The only way to properly explain how it felt was to make the most obvious comparison. It was as if, depending on your age, I were meeting The Beatles, David Cassidy or the Jonas Brothers.
The women they have selected for this season are fascinating. They are all gorgeous and all need to eat a sandwich. If that's the competition then all the rest of us should cover our furniture in plastic and get four cats. I picked out my two top choices, met three women who will become reality television train wrecks and saw some dresses that were so interesting I had to look away before I went blind.
When the last installment ended I was not really feeling Jake as the new bachelor. I was pulling for Reid the cute Jewish guy but after seeing Jake last night I know he is going to be great. He is charming and boyish and has a Tom Cruise vibe. I can never wrap my head around how pathetic the poor girls are who say they are in love after meeting the Bachelor for 5 minutes but the truth is it only took me 2 minutes to fall in love with Jake.
Chris Harrison is fabulous. I thought he would be jaded after so many years of hosting this show but he is a real romantic who is protective of the contestants and the process. He believes in love, believes in the show and sincerely cares about the people who come looking for love in such a public and unnatural way. You can bet I will be watching ABC every Monday night come January and my Tuesday blogs will be dedicated to The Bachelor.
It was nice to meet Ed and Jillian and see them so happy. Thank you to my dear friends Jeff and Michelle who are inspirations that love can be found if you believe and thanks to my darling Mike Fleiss for being so lovely. You are hilarious and a real mensch and I knew you would call eventually. It was only a matter of time before you realized that your time was better spent just giving in to our love instead of filing a restraining order. Love conquers all when you keep the faith.
October 15, 2009 | 10:27 am
Posted by Ilana Angel
You may be wondering why a singles blogger is blogging about reality television. Well, it's because she has not had a date since last week with recycled man. Not worth mentioning and by not worth mentioning of course I mean he turned out to be horrible and I want to be lady so we'll go to the safety of television and not discuss the time I spent with a pig. If I weren't a vegetarian already I would become kosher because pig is just not working for me anymore..
Dancing With The Stars on ABC - I simply cannot understand how it is that America decided to keep Aaron Carter in the competition. He is painful to watch and must go home. I once went on a date with a ballroom dancer. He was so pretty and over the top metro-sexual that I felt like I was in competition with him for his attention. Reality check: never date a man who uses more hair product than you do.
So You Think You Can Dance on FOX - I think Catt is an interesting bird. I can't see any obvious talent but I like her and the dancers are amazing. I love to dance. My favorite dancing takes place in the kitchen while I make dinner with Michael Buble playing in the background. Reality check: one day my son will go in the kitchen, grab his wife, hold her close, spin her around, give her a kiss and go back to watching the game. At that exact moment she will look at him with pure love in her eyes. He will call me after dinner and tell me he remembers when he was young and we used to dance in the kitchen.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta on BRAVO. There is no way I could possibly love these women more. I cannot believe that the word real can be used in any way to describe this show. I want to be a housewife who hangs out with crazy friends all day, shops and drums up drama. By I want to be one of course I mean that you could not pay me to hang out with these women and by not paying me of course I mean I would do it for free. Reality check: I am perfectly fine being a happy non-housewife of Sherman Oaks..
The Amazing Race on CBS. This week when the poor Jewish kid got kicked off it was sad. Zev and Justin were a cute pair who knew each other from summer camp when they were kids. They came in first then were disqualified because Zev lost his passport and Justin said it could have been him who lost it. It was sweet and charming and so menschy that I am not ashamed to tell you all that I cried. Reality check: summer camp is a defining time in a child's life and I will never again complain about how much money it costs. By never again of course I mean not until next summer. I want to go on Amazing Race and have my partner be a blind date. We could totally fall in love while criss-crossing the globe.
Sometimes it takes a little reality television to suspend your own reality. I am a strong believer in recycling but I don't think I will apply the theory to men anymore. It was a disappointing outcome but I'll be fine. Life is blessed and I have mastered the ability to keep the faith.
October 14, 2009 | 12:08 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I am a proud member of EveryJew.com which is the online social networking site of the Los Angeles Jewish Journal. If you are Jewish and have an opinion, about anything, you should join. If you are a Jewish man, between the ages of 40 and 55, available, can walk and breathe without medical aid and have not named your dog Viagra because you are indebted, then you should not only join, you should take me out.
There are a couple of fun events coming up that are being organized by groups on EveryJew that sound great. Heebster is a group for Young Jewish Professionals in Los Angeles who are between the ages of 21 and 40. Heebster's 2nd Annual Halloween Party takes place on Thursday, October 29th from 9:30 pm to 2:00 am at Life on Wilshire. There will be prizes for the best costumes and a great DJ to help you dance the night away. You can get all the details and RSVP at www.heebster.com.
One could ask why am I plugging a party that I am not able to attend because of my age? Well I used to be young so I'm trying to be supportive. By supportive of course I mean I'm talking to my attorney about an age discrimination case. I could go in costume and never be detected as a crasher. I have the perfect disguise, I shall attend dressed as a cougar.
There is another group called "Stir Your Spirit" which was started by a great lady named Leslie Zimmer. You can find them at everyjew.com under the listing of groups. Based on her own needs Leslie put together a local group whose goal is to create a community of togetherness for those who long for their roots so they can share their busy lives. Some are married, some single, some don't have family nearby and some are just searching for a spiritual connection. They have Shabbat dinners at restaurants around town and Havdallah potlucks at member's homes. It's a wonderful way to meet new people, reconnect with our faith and share some food for the soul. Their first event is happening on Friday, October 23. Mazel Tov to Leslie for making it all happen.
Thanks to everyone for your well wishes on my fight with a cold. It would appear that I won the battle and am feeling much better. Mazel Tov to Jake for being selected as the new Bachelor on ABC and love to Mike Fleiss because I just can't seem to let it go.
I have connected with some great people through this site and get emails from all over the world with feedback on what I write and it's lovely to know that no matter how far apart we are, we are connected as people, as Jews and as those who think my blog is hilarious and a daily must read.
I hope you will join me at EveryJew.com and become a member of the great groups, one of which is all about keeping the faith.
October 13, 2009 | 1:22 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
For the first time I am taking a sick day from my blog. I am killing this sucker before it even has a chance and tomorrow I will be back to my healthy self. George Clooney, if you're reading this that means you got my message. The door is unlocked, I'm in bed and I take 2 sugars in my tea. See you soon. xoxo
October 12, 2009 | 12:40 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I once wrote that the hardest thing about being a single parent was that I had a ton of pictures of my kid growing up but not many of us together. That has always been a sad thing for me. Today however I have found another thing that is really hard about being a single parent. My new struggle is being sick and single.
I woke up this morning not feeling well. By woke up this morning of course I mean that I never actually woke up because I did not sleep. I feel the beginnings of a cold coming on. I feel tired and achey but I am hopeful that I can nip it in the bud. That said it is going to be a slow moving day.
I got out of bed, made my son his lunch, packed him up for school and got him there with a minute to spare before the bell rang. When I got back I sat in the car for 5 minutes mustering up the energy to walk up the three flights of stairs to my apartment. If I didn't have so much work to do I would have sat in the car all day until I needed to pick him up this afternoon.
So now I'm home, in bed, writing my blog and would love a cup of tea. The thought of actually getting up to make it seems like a lot of work and I'm not sure it's worth the effort. I poked around the Internet to check if my symptoms were the swine flu and it turns out I have what is simply the beginning stages of a cold.
Maybe I should start a service where you can hire someone to come and take care of you when you are sick and single. I could employ a stable of gorgeous supermodel men and playmate worthy girls and you can rent them for a day. They can make you tea, pick up your used tissues from the floor, tell you that you'll be fine, run a hot bath and prepare soup.
This could be my million-dollar idea. It would almost be worth waking up under the weather if it meant that a George Clooney type would come take care of me. At this point I want a cup of tea so badly that I would take a George Wentz type if he would make it for me.
I hope I feel better soon and by soon I mean now. I'm going to post my blog and drag myself up to make a cup of tea. I will spend the day preparing a business plan and by preparing a business plan of course I mean lay in bed, take lots of vitamins and hope I'm back to my old self in time to get my son from school. Wishful thinking I suppose but totally possible if I keep the faith.
October 11, 2009 | 1:51 pm
Posted by Ilana Angel
I love hockey. I think it is the greatest sport in the world to watch and those who play are superior athletes. It's fast and exciting and if you're really lucky there is a great fight. Like we say in Canada, if there isn't any blood its just figure skating.
This has nothing to do with being single I just wanted to make it clear to my friend Adam that the Toronto Maple Leafs are going to win the Stanley Cup again in my lifetime and by win it of course I mean a few times. If Chicago can break their World Series curse then we've got it in the bag. It will happen Adam and when it does I hope we win against Pittsburgh. xoxo
Now, on to the joys of being single and by joys of course I mean there is no joy in dating and by dating of course I mean spending time getting totally cute only to be stuck with someone who is as entertaining as a root canal.
My friend Elissa wanted to talk about the angst of pursuing the unattainable and posed the question why do women want what we can't have in terms of men? What I have learned my darling friend, and by learned I mean the hard way, is that if we want someone we can't have they are probably not what we really want.
I have faith that when I meet the man I am supposed to be with it will make sense and it will not be about wanting something I can't have but more about getting something that I deserve.
Perhaps we choose men that are unattainable because we are really not ready for love and know inside it will not work so we are protecting ourselves. I've done it myself more times that I care to remember. If you like someone and those feelings cause you angst then he is simply not the right man.
As for being too shy to pursue someone, you have got to let that go. I am a firm believer that it is okay for a woman to make the first move. We are responsible for our own happiness and if you see someone you like then let them know. With risk can come great reward.
There are no rules in the game of love. You owe it to yourself to pursue all opportunities for happiness. Be brave and bold and go for what you want. There will always be rejection and perhaps embarrassment along the way but the best part is that when it's the right one it will be glorious and you will be so glad you were confident.
I'm not a dating expert or a therapist but I am a woman who has been dating for a long time. A pathetic admission but whatever. I've had my share of love and heartache and each failed relationship gets me closer to my Beshert. Perhaps it's a little naïve and romantic but in the end all I have are my dreams.
I will find him and if having these romanticized views of love gives me the strength to keep dating and searching then it's all good. Sometimes you've got to believe in the dream in order to keep the faith.
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The latest GNU compiler provides better support for parallel programming, and GCC also rolls out some new optimization features. We took GCC 4.2 for a test drive.
After much debate and the usual delays, the latest version of the GNU C/ C++ compiler (GCC) has finally materialized. Version 4.2 of GCC [1] follows in the trail of many major and minor changes. For a complete list of changes, refer to the GCC homepage [2].
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Chico, a lean Belgian Malinois, hurriedly circled the pile of rubble once, twice and a third time. Then the dog climbed the rubble, hopped a small concrete wall, splashed through a puddle and began sniffing around a small opening beside a concrete cylinder.
Then, Chico started barking in a high-pitched tone: He had found someone alive beneath the rubble.
Jerry Blackman, a member of the Fayetteville Fire Department, climbed out from the hold as Chico's owner, Elaine Smith, congratulated the dog.
It wasn't a real disaster, just a training exercise at the Fire Department's training facility off Radar Road.
Chico is the newest member of the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Urban Search and Rescue team.
The team, comprised of about 70 members that can be split into two groups, is part of the state Emergency Management's Urban Search and Rescue Program.
The teams were created to respond in the event of a catastrophic disaster such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and floods.
Calvin Bishop, a Fayetteville Fire Department battalion chief, is coordinator for the local group and a member of the city-county task force.
Search and rescue groups are known to use dogs that are trained to recover bodies from piles of rubble and debris. Chico is different, Smith said. Chico is trained to search for survivors who may be buried under debris.
"He's trained simply to find live people," Smith said.
She got the 3-year-old dog, who was born on Sept. 11 in the Netherlands, about two years ago.
Smith had taken part in search efforts while living in Wake County and wanted to do more to help. That's when she got Chico.
It's not a cheap endeavor, said Smith, who works for Cumberland County Animal Control. Dogs with the potential to be trained in specialty searches can cost $5,000 to $10,000, she said. The dogs also are in constant training to achieve and maintain their certification in search and rescue, she said.
Chico is certified by the Department of Homeland Security and is a member of a regional Federal Urban Search and Rescue team, Smith said.
She and Chico, along with their Virginia Beach, Va.-based team, were sent to New York City in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. Smith and Chico also are certified to take part in international searches.
Smith and her husband moved to Cumberland County several months ago, she said.
Smith was looking for a way to keep Chico at the top of his game and needed a place to train, Bishop said.
On the flip side, the local search and rescue team dreamed of having a trained search dog.
"In fact, when our local program was developed in 2006," Bishop said, "we had explored the possibility of having a canine, but the cost was so high, we weren't able to find the money."
The relationship between Chico, Smith and the team is a win-win situation, Bishop said.
How valuable is Chico?
Bishop used the aftermath of the April 2011 tornado that swept through Fayetteville as an example.
"It took about 36 hours to make sure no one was missing," Bishop said of the response to the hard-hit areas around Yadkin and North Reilly roads as well as areas off U.S. 401 on the north side of the city.
"We had one house that was totally caved in and it was unsafe for us to go in," Bishop said.
Searchers used high-tech equipment such as cameras and listening devices to make sure no one was buried in the debris, he said. But even the fanciest devices can't stand up to Chico's skills, Bishop said.
"This fellow right here will eat us for lunch. His nose is so much better than anything we have," he said.
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31 Meetup Groups match "Web Content Management Systems" near Evanston, IL
We are a community of people in web-related professions including designers, developers, SEO specialists, social networking consultants, usability experts, content developers and marketing consultants. Many of us are sole proprietors with a specific niche in design or technology, while others are "generalists," sampling and mastering a broad range of interactive tools. We seek to support, inspire, educate and collaborate. People of all levels of expertise and interest are welcome as we explore t …
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WHY SHAREPOINT 2010? LATEST UPDATE Many organizations are doing quite well with their 2007 and 2003 SharePoint farms. However, Microsoft has announce the next version of SharePoint 2013 this year. Additionally, Microsoft will discontinue formal support of SharePoint 2007 in October 2012. This will be a huge push to 2010, depending upon the size of an organization's SharePoint installation. If it's small and not utilizing much of the complexity of SharePoint, it might not be a factor. Large im …
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This group aims to bring together CiviCRM developers, administrators, enthusiast, and curious bodies to: 1) Learn more about the CRM system through peer knowledge sharing and training sessions 2) Discuss how organizations are using it to address their CRM needs 3) Demonstrate custom modules, user interfaces and configurations 4) Discuss future development of the system
Visit TechinMotionEvents.com Welcome! Tech in Motion is broad by design, the goal of this group is to be interactive and allow technology enthusiasts to learn from other professionals, have questions answered in real-time, discover new tech, and hear stories that inspire. This group is a place for technology professionals who wouldn't normally cross paths to meet, collaborate, and learn about what their peers are doing across the city. To learn more about Tech in Motion, click here! Want to le …
Welcome to Chicago WP Meetup Group! I want to personally thank you for becoming a member. You're in on the ground floor of an exciting WordPress Meetup. Your ideas and attendance at upcoming meetings will help Chicago WP Meetup Group become the number one midwestern USA WP community within the global Meetup.com network. Upcoming Meetups: July 2013 - Content Acquisition (Editorial, Photography & Video) Thursday, July 11, 2013 - 6:00 p.m. - Acquiring Articles and News for Your Blog and Website N …
The Chicago Drupal community has a long and colorful history. It is one of the most vibrant around the country, and possibly the world. We have been long time attendees and members of the Chicago Drupal Meetup Group. We see a need in the Chicago community for an advanced Drupal meetup. Somewhere we can get together and talk about solving the problems developers face. In addition we wanted to help ramp people up to contribute to Drupal core using the Drupal Ladder program. Finally, we wanted p …
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Small Business Technology of Chicago is dedicated to helping small businesses, professionals, and nonprofits learn about information technology. We provide a place for you to learn about new technology, get answers to your questions, and share your experiences. And you will meet others who are interested in information technology for small business. Our presentations include information technology, cloud computing, software, disaster recovery, technology service providers, Internet marketing str …
Looking to get maximum value out of your SharePoint application? Want to use SharePoint to build a competitive advantage for your organization? Not getting the usability or user adoption that you desire out of SharePoint? Join this group. This group is focused less on the intricate technical details of SharePoint development and more on the business applications of SharePoint. Each month different people in the group share their ideas and real world experiences using SharePoint. This group is be …
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Are you a ChicagoLand SharePoint user looking to get maximum value out of your SharePoint application? Perhaps you're looking to use SharePoint in building a competitive advantage for your organization? Concerned that you're not getting the usability or user adoption that you desire out of SharePoint? This group is focused on the business application advantages of SharePoint, showcasing users' ideas and real world experiences. PLUS, the meetups will be held in convenient locations. Since this gr …
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The Northshore Wordpress Group is a fun-loving, community-oriented group dedicated exclusively to WordPress. This group includes both beginners and advanced users. As you may know, Wordpress is perhaps the easiest-to-use CMS ("Content Management System"). The whole point of a CMS (Content Management System) is that virtually anybody -- even a person with absolutely no knowledge of programming or web-design whatsoever -- can virtually immediately start creating his or her own website. Wordpress a …
The Sitecore User Group - Chicago is an open discussion forum for developers, marketers, partners and other members of the Sitecore ecosystem to get together to learn, share and network. Sitecore partners Verndale and American Eagle are the founding members of the group but all are welcome. Meetings typically feature some food, an education component, questions and answers and then some networking and perhaps a few drinks. Please join us.
This meetup group for WordPress users and developers in or around Lake County, IL. We are a group of WordPress lovers - users, developers, and those just curious about what WordPress is. We exist to support one another and learn from each other. We meet monthly covering topics from WordPress basics, to theme modifications, to plugin development.
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This group is meant for those users and developers who already work with the Plone CMS as well as those who are looking to get their feet wet with the tool at CMS Expo by attending some Plone learning sessions. Anyone who has been involved with the Plone community and others always gives it high praise as being very accepting, helpful, diverse, and respectful. Come see what we're all about!
The Chicago Area DotNetNuke Users Group is for anyone who uses DotNetNuke to host, administer or develop websites. We are a community of Users, Administrators and Developers who come together to share information about our common interest DotNetNuke. Not a DotNetNuke user yet, but interested in Content Management System driven Websites? Then please join us for an upcoming meeting and see what DotNetNuke is all about. We are here to help, so feel free to jump in and ask questions. Please check ou …
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We are a group of WordPress lovers - users, developers, and those just curious about what WordPress is. We exist to support one another and learn from each other.
We are a group of WordPress lovers - users, designers, developers, and those just curious about what WordPress is. We exist to support one another and learn from each other. We meet monthly - covering topics from WordPress basics to more advanced uses including plugin & theme development. This meetup group for WordPress users and developers in and around the northwest suburbs of Chicago, IL.
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Meet with others in your local area interested in building and strengthening the Drupal Community. Discuss new and exciting Drupal-related news - or just socialize with like-minded people!
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The folks at Promet Source get together regularly to discuss new technologies, new developments in Drupal and mobile development. The purpose of this meetup is to publish our topics and invite anyone who is interested in participating into the office. Anyone who is a mobile or a Drupal developer should join the group.
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2013 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference May 14, 15, 16, 2013 Hilton Orrington Hotel Evanston, Illinois USA Tickets: $799 Day Pass: $299 / day Register at www.CMSExpo.net
This group is for Magento users, developers and business owners all over the Midwest - from Chicago to Milwaukee and beyond. The goal is to meet and share insights, challenges, best practices and success stories. If you're interested in e-commerce using the open source Magento platform, this is the group for you!
A family friendly Drupal User Group that meets in Oak Park Illinois. Help fund us: now https://www.drupalfund.us/project/local-family-friendly-sprint-meetup-and-global-sprint-weekend-oak-park-il-usa Read about the past Drupal Community Cultivation Grant from the Drupal Association at https://groups.drupal.org/node/293628
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The worlds of hackers and journalists are coming together as reporting goes digital and Internet companies become media empires. Journalists call themselves "hacks," someone who can churn out words in any situation. Hackers use the digital equivalent of duct tape to whip out code. Hacker-journalists try and bridge the two worlds. This group is to bring all these people together -- those who are working to help people make sense of their world. It's for hackers exploring technologies to filter an …
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If you're in Chicago and use ExpressionEngine, this group is for you. We are designers, developers, and users of the ExpressionEngine CMS. We get together regularly to share our knowledge and enthusiasm for ExpressionEngine. Every experience level is welcome. If you're curious about EE, come see why we think it's such a great platform. If you're an experienced #eecms developer, come show us your work and join the discussion. Follow us on Twitter @ChicagoEE.
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This is a group intended for all Drupal users, developers, enthusiasts or beginners. For those interested, we will be discussing Drupal over food and drinks! In this Meetup Group, conversations will range from what Drupal is to in depth module development (all skill levels welcome). We look forward to seeing you there!
Meet with others in your local area interested in building and strengthening the Drupal Community. Discuss new and exciting Drupal-related news - or just socialize with like-minded people! Our Meetups are open to anyone interested in developing and operating sustainable websites and applications. Our focus will be to offer opportunities for our group members grow their understanding and appreciation of the Drupal framework and create a cooperative community in the far western suburbs of Chicago. …
Chicago Blog Week™ Chicago Blog Week™ is a 5-7 day event designed to Connect, Engage and Share your brand with local, national and International Blogs and Bloggers. The first annual Chicago Blog Week™ event will take place August 26-30, 2013 in and around Chicago IL USA. Gain Exposure and Recognition Activities will allow you to promote your blog, gain recognition and exposure for your blog, learn about blogging and meet other bloggers. Events include: 3-day Conference and Expo Blog Awards C …
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Connecting the Adobe CQ / CQ5 / AEM developer community in Chicago for best practices, case studies, product launch / demos, CQ trends, CQ events, social networking and CQ dev tips & tricks. Interested in connecting with the worldwide Adobe CQ developer group on facebook? https://www.facebook.com/groups/AdobeCQ/ OR Connect with CQ developers on west coast? SF CQ Meetup Group: http://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Adobe-CQ-CQ5-Developer-Community. East Coast: http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Adobe-CQ …
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Meet other local WordPress and Web Developers to exchange experiences in programming, administration, hosting, development, design, or just to meet to chat and learn. Update: We will be covering WordPress as well as Adobe Dreamweaver Tools and Web Development quarterly, so be on the lookout for those meetings! Topics will include: Templates, Snippets and other code savers; Advanced Dreamweaver techniques; using Extensions; and Content Management System development. Other topics to be covered in …
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CMS Association Mission: "Shine the spotlight on the world's leading CMSs and the people who use them." Content Management Professionals Unite! The CMS Association is a unifying organization of professionals at all experience levels, here to help foster technology and business practices for all. Content Creators: Writers, Designers, Podcasters, Videographers & Audio Pros! Content Curators & Aggregators Content Strategists & Content Marketers Developers & Integrators Entrepreneurs & Business Le …
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Alfresco User Group focused on sharing experiences and best practices leveraging the Alfresco platform for content management. Users are invited to to become a member to share experiences, use cases, code, case studies and help foster the Alfresco Community!
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You're invited to be part of our live meetups every month to learn, discover and share Joomla! Joomla is open source content management software for business, non-profits, churches and government. JoomlaChicago is the largest user group in the USA. We meet monthly to share the latest on Joomla, and keep each other informed. No matter what your skill level, we've got folks who are here to help you get the most out of Joomla, and help grow your CMS Site with the #1 Open Source CMS software on the …
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DHAKA: The Election Commission (EC) secretariat is ready to receive the new election commissioners and give farewell to the outgoing election commissioners.EC secretary Dr Mohammad Sadik came up with the assertion while talking to banglanews Wednesday.He said, "We are fully prepared to receive the new ECs with flowers. We also want to give farewell to the outgoing ECs with due respect."The secretary of the election commission also informed that the secretariat kept prepared all files, rules and regulations and rooms for the new ECs.As per the new rules, the EC will be formed comprising maximum five ECs, including the chief election commissioner.Two more rooms were constructed in the Western block of the EC secretariat as it had only three rooms for the ECs.The tenure of Chief Election Commissioner ATM Shamsul Huda and Mohammad Sohul Hossain will be over on February 5 while Sakhawat Hossain's on February 15.The outgoing CEC will hold a view exchange meeting with the journalists on Thursday to brief their five years success and failure.Besides, the EC secretariat will organize a programme at NEC auditorium on February 4 to give farewell to the outgoing ECs.BDST: 2044 HRS, FEB 01, 2012
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I ordered this for my trip to the Virgin Islands to wear while walking around our resort. The color is just as it says, hot...like a fire engine. Quality is very well made, light weight, yet opaque, not see through and the fringe is very nice, not overbearing. The size is big enough to wear it in all the different ways you can wear a sarong the fabric is lightweight enough to wear it as a long scarf or shawl. I also plan to wear it in the fall and winter as a shawl. You will be happy if you order it! I am going to order different colors now!
This sarong is very versatile it can be worn as a wrap around your waste, or as many different dress styles. It comes with a card to show you how to tie it in different ways, and there are also a few websites you can go to and watch short clips on how to do it. Its very simple!! I love mine. Men can also wear these as wraps around their waste. They also double as a beach blanket to lay on the beach, or at the pool , when you take it off.
Bought these in the past, love the look and quality. Will buy more when i need them.
Cool light weight and roomy. I am rather hippy and this sarong fit well with room to spare.
The blue color is the one I chose. It's so pretty and vibrant in color it's like a royal blue and the sarong is very soft. Excellent as a bathing suit cover, or as an every day skirt or dress. So many ways to wear it! Thanks Overstock for another quality item!!
Nice soft black sarong. Great cover up for beach or anything you'd like. Looks like it will hold well during washes.
I expected something a little larger. The pictures make it look like there is plenty of cloth to wrap, but in my opinion it falls just a little less than what the picture indicates. It will do, but I am not impressed.
It tore easily when wet. The sizing is not that big at all. It is a swimsuit cover up. Also nice as a shawl but not as a skirt.
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Do It Yourself: Installing a Towel Bar
This step by step guide will show you how to install a towel bar in your bathroom
Midtowne 18" Towel Bar
Distinctive styling in the most popular designer finishes ensures that Rusticware's bathroom collections will provide the look you want for your home. The Rusticware Midtowne Collection's classic styling is sure to enhance the look of your bath area.
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Pursuit of Happyness screening
Crisis Ministries
Crisis Ministries will host a screening of the multi-award nominated Pursuit of Happyness to heighten awareness of homelessness. There is a $12 suggested donation, and the film includes popcorn & soft drinks (cash bar available). Come support the local homeless shelter and enjoy a heartwarming film.
March 14, 2013 - 6:00pm
American Theatre, 456 King St.


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3 Meetup Groups match "Unity 3D" near Asbury Park, NJ
The new and improve Unity3d meetup group. Ours Goals Are: 1) Building a deeper understanding of Unity technology in the New York area. 2) Bringing together like minded developers, artist, designers, musicians and others interested in creating great game play experiences.
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GameDays consists of panels on a bi-weekly basis, following themes ranging from technical game mechanics and the computational problems involved, to conceptual design involving narrative, music, and art, and intersections of the three. Our intro-level panels empowers students to create games without prior coding experience, using software such as GameMaker: Studio and Unity 3D.
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The Cross-Platform Games Meetup New York is a meeting place for anyone interested in creating cross-platform games. It will provide a platform for learning and collaboration around the development, distribution, and monetization of cross-platform games. The list of platforms and devices is constantly growing--Desktop, Browser, Facebook, iOS, Android, Windows 8, Kindle, Nook, etc. We will explore general approaches, business models, design considerations, platforms, and technology. Look forward t …
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- Unlimited fried chicken for two
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- Autographed copy of "Cuisine á Latina" by Michelle Bernstein
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- Chef Michelle Bernstein's legendary all-you-can-eat fried chicken night returns to Michy's. Enjoy this Southern-style chicken that has a cult following, bolstered by endless sides, like coleslaw, biscuits, mashed potatoes, and salad.
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Urban Renaissance Luncheon: Cultural Corridors
Featured event: Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Save the date for our next Urban Renaissance Luncheon featuring a presentation on the establishment of San Antonio's Cultural Corridors: Tuesday September 14, 2010 at the Westin, 11:30am registration, 12:00 luncheon. Presented by Downtown Alliance and the Office of Cultural Affairs.
Downtown Residents Association: National Night Out
October 5, 2010
The Downtown Resident's Association (DRA) is organizing a
community-wide "National Night Out" (NNO) celebration on October 5, 2010 at
Hemisfair park for downtown San Antonio. In its 27th year, National Night out
is a crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town
Watch. Neighborhoods across the country come together to celebrate community
and foster relationships to prevent crime. Nationally, the event had over 36
million participants last year.
Featured Event: 2010 Urban Spaces Tour
November 19, 2010
Downtown Alliance's 7th
annual Urban Spaces event is scheduled for Friday Nov. 19. The fun-filled
guided walking tour will cover downtown's most exciting residential,
commercial, and cultural spaces of downtown San Antonio. Food and drinks will be served along the way,
and the tour will culminate with an ending reception at Rio Plaza, with one of the best rooftop view of downtown. Space is limited, so
please RSVP today and sign up for your preferred time slot. Tours leave every
half hour beginning at 4pm. Student and military discounts are also available. Learn more>