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In the fall of 1966, I was on a company-size operation southwest of Da Nang near Hill 22 in the Republic of South Vietnam.
We were ambushed, and one of my grena-diers, Lance Corporal Walter Markham, was killed and another wounded. I had laryngitis so I was shouting orders on the radio in a very high, squeaky voice. The company "gunny" (Master Gunnery Ser-geant Edison Allen, now deceased) was "holding down the fort" on Hill 22 while most of the company was "outside the wire."
He had a grin on his face, when he told me on my return, "Heard you on the radio; you did a good job. Wish I was out there with you."
My reply: "Gunny, you can go out there anytime you want for me, as I almost s--- my pants!" I was only half kidding.
His response was: "Lieutenant, look at it this way. We get two beers a day, some-times they are even cold, hot chow once or twice a week, we are not surrounded, not outnumbered 7-to-1, not 75 miles from safety, and it's not 40 below. Vietnam combat is a piece of cake!"
He was one of the "Chosin Few" who marched from the Chosin Reservoir to the Sea of Japan. He was a member of Com-pany E, 2d Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment and was wounded at the Chosin Reservoir and earlier during the landing at Inchon.
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Wiltshire Council drafted in extra teams to help clear trees and roads following Monday night's storm in Wiltshire.
Twenty extra crews have been working since flooding hit the region on Christmas Eve, and have responded to more than 80 storm-related phone calls.
Some roads are still closed and the old bridge at Bradford on Avon is likely to remain closed to traffic until after Boxing Day to allow waters to subside and structural engineers to assess if there has been any damage to the bridge.
More rain is predicted tonight so the bridge will remain closed to motorists and pedestrians.
Motorists are being advised to take alternative routes until further notice while pedestrians can use the nearby footbridge to cross the river.
John Thomson, cabinet member for highways said: "We understand the closure of the bridge does inconvenience people but it's important we put safety first and until we can confirm the structural safety of the bridge it will be closed.
"Our teams have been working closely with partner organisations to keep the highways clear and also to help people who have been affected by flooding and we will continue to do so."
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Every year at the University of East Anglia, in Norwich, England, a guest is invited to speak on the subject of religion and education. Sometimes, a prominent bishop is asked to deliver a lecture, but, as a rule, the event isn't exactly a big draw. This year, the auditorium was filled, and another room, with a video feed, had to be set up for those who couldn't fit into the main hall. The speaker, Philip Pullman, is fervently admired for his sophisticated trilogy of children's novels called, collectively, "His Dark Materials." In Britain, his books have sold millions of copies, and his often contentious essays on subjects ranging from censorship to education—"We need to ensure that children are not forced to waste their time on barren rubbish" is a typical declaration—appear regularly in the London papers.
In some ways, Pullman was a natural choice for the lecture: he was born in Norwich, where his grandfather was an Anglican parish priest, and the university, which is renowned for its creative-writing program, has given him an honorary degree. In his books, fantasy is a springboard for exploring cosmic questions about the purpose of human life and the nature of the universe. Nevertheless, the selection of Pullman was surprising: he is one of England's most outspoken atheists. In the trilogy, a young girl, Lyra Belacqua, becomes enmeshed in an epic struggle against a nefarious Church known as the Magisterium; another character, an ex-nun turned particle physicist named Mary Malone, describes Christianity as "a very powerful and convincing mistake." Pullman once told an interviewer that "every single religion that has a monotheistic god ends up by persecuting other people and killing them because they don't accept him." Peter Hitchens, a conservative British columnist, published an article about Pullman entitled "This Is the Most Dangerous Author in Britain," in which he called him the writer "the atheists would have been praying for, if atheists prayed."
Pullman is a rangy, spirited man in his fifties with a bristling fringe of gray hair; at times, he resembles an intelligent and amused stork. At the lectern, he began, "Quite what prompted you to ask me to talk about religious education I can't immediately see. . . . Given that I've voiced some criticisms of religion in the past, and that various Christian groups have expressed their criticisms of me, it might be that whatever I said on the subject would be hostile in any case." He smiled. "Well, I hope it won't be that. But we shall see." He went on, "I don't profess any religion; I don't think it's possible that there is a God; I have the greatest difficulty in understanding what is meant by the words 'spiritual' or 'spirituality'; but I think I can say something about moral education, and I think it has something to do with the way we understand stories."
Pullman had called his lecture "Miss Goddard's Grave," after a tombstone, first pointed out to him by his mother, in the churchyard in Norwich's old city center. The stone's inscription praises "the Talents and Virtues of SOPHIA ANN GODDARD, who died 25 March 1801 Aged 25. The Former shone with superior Lustre and Effect in the great School of Morals, the THEATRE, while the Latter inform'd the private Circle of Life with Sentiment, Taste, and Manners that still live in the Memory of Friendship and Affection." Who Miss Goddard was Pullman could not say; perhaps he'd look her up one day in the county archives. "There must have been a portrait made at some stage," he speculated. "People have always liked looking at pictures of young actresses; they still do. Perhaps it's still hanging in a house somewhere in the city, or at the back of an antique shop, with the title 'Unknown young woman, late eighteenth century.' There's a story there."
People in the audience had chuckled when Pullman read the line about the theatre being a "School of Morals," but he insisted that the inscription wasn't ironic. In the eighteenth century, he explained, people like Miss Goddard had wisely sought ethical instruction from the theatre and in novels. "We learn from Macbeth's fate that killing is horrible for the killer as well as victim," he said, before reading a passage from "Emma," by Jane Austen, in which the heroine is mortified when Mr. Knightley reproaches her for mocking poor, garrulous Miss Bates. The scene, Pullman said, shows that "we can learn what's good and what's bad, what's generous and unselfish, what's cruel and mean, from fiction"; there is no need to consult scripture. As Pullman once put it in a newspaper column, " 'Thou shalt not' might reach the head, but it takes 'Once upon a time' to reach the heart."
Only a few of the people who had come to see Pullman appeared to be under twenty-one. Strictly speaking, the three novels that make up "His Dark Materials"—"The Golden Compass," "The Subtle Knife," and "The Amber Spyglass"—are children's books, but their ideal reader is a precocious fifteen-year-old who long ago came to find the Harry Potter books intellectually thin. It's possible that as many adults now read the trilogy as do children. Robert McCrum, the literary editor of the Observer of London, has celebrated Pullman's "well-made, absorbing characters," "supreme elegance of style and tone," and dexterous handling of "very big ideas." "The Amber Spyglass" won the 2001 Whitbread Prize for best children's book, then went on to win the Whitbread Book of the Year award, too—the first children's book to do so.


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Hey, I like I, Claudius! The nerve of some people!
Hey, I like I, Claudius! The nerve of some people!
THE HOBBIT Director Peter Jackson Responds to Critics of 48fps
OOOh, that's a misstep. Blaming the unrefined tastes of the masses for 'not getting it', shame on you Mr. Jackson.When director Peter Jackson announced that he would be filming The Hobbit in 48fps (double the frame rate of the industry standard 24fps), it sounded like a brilliant crystal-clear resolution, a feeling of realism and elimination of motion blur. However, the response to some test footage projected at 48fps at CinemaCon was not as glowing as one would have expected. Steve was on hand to view the footage and described it by saying:
The 48fps is so jarring that Im not sure casual moviegoers will enjoy it.
I recommend checking out Steves video blog in which he discusses his reaction to viewing The Hobbit footage in 48fps. Jackson spoke briefly in response to the criticism. Hit the jump to see what he has to say.
EW reports that word of the lukewarm reaction to Jacksons footage for The Hobbit elicited a bit of frustration from the director. Much like Steve described as a transition from silent movies to those with sound or from black and white to color, projection at 24fps to 48fps may be the way of cinematic future we just happen to be experiencing some growing pains. As Jackson put it:
Nobody is going to stop. This technology is going to keep evolving.
During the presentation, Jackson did notice that many people seemed to get over their initial anxiety:
I just wonder if it they were getting into the dialogue, the characters and the story. Thats what happens in the movie. You settle into it.
I havent seen the 48fps myself, but it seems reminiscent of the transition to HDTV, where movements were just a bit off, news anchors make-up was glaringly obvious and every facial imperfection was viewable in the highest resolution. We got over it. Hopefully, theater goers will have the option of watching it in 24fps vs 48fps when it opens December 14th, but in time, Id wager that 48fps is here to stay.
It's not that he's saying they're dumb. He's saying it's new to the eye and so it 's kind of jarring.
I remember the first time I walked into Best Buy or Costco and saw giant HD TVs with 1080p resolution and it looked both real and fake at the same time. Now I see regular def and it looks like something from the 50's. It takes some time to get used to it.
And it's not the first time I've heard this. When I went from my old CRT to my new LED, I did research on the fps and one of the drawbacks to getting a cheaper 60 fps refresh rate was motion blur and the jumpiness in quick-moving shots and things like sports shot digitally. And one of the drawbacks of the 120 fps refresh rate was that film ended up looking fake. The extra frame provides an extra clarity and reviews said that you could more easily notice the difference between real and fake, especially with sets. When I heard The Hobbit was going to be done at 48 fps, that immediately came to mind and the early word seems to have confirmed that.
Part of me wishes that a production like this might have foregone the new technology until other films had gone this route to pave the way and give this production a chance to make any early corrections. You know, when it comes to the make up and set design - learn how correct for the new frame rate like they had to "over-red" to adjust for the color palette in the final edit - but then you trust Jackson and his team to have seen this and corrected for it during filming, so I'm guessing it'll be weird for about 15 minutes and then be mostly fine.
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"Only a numbskull thinks he knows things about things he knows nothing about."
"It's understanding that makes it possible for people like us to tolerate a person like yourself."
I get your well presented argument Darby, but this was shown to Cinemacon, which I would belive is a fairly savvy audience. Not like the typical folks that don't know their 780p from a hole in the wall. And they were checking out. Since Jackson/Cameron have been actively shopping this tech I would imagine it's not the first time most of this audience was exposed to it. I just found it kind of 'let them eat cake' what Jackson said. Maybe this tech, like you present in your argument isn't fully developed or 'heaven forbid' Mr. Jackson is playing with his new toy before he really is qualified to. I'll admit, I may be reading too much into his comments, but them theres my 2 cents.
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Harold Angus vs. TOS must happen!
Harold Angus vs. TOS must happen!
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It's the only fight left in WeBL...fights just keeps getting recycled...but this is the last one.
My money is on TOS. You can read why on the Holmes-Angus thread...Holmes is past his prime but Angus was running like Macho Camachito...
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Harold "Harry" Angus has laid down a take it or leave it fight offer for TOS to challenge him for the worlds heavyweight title.
Fresh from outclassing Larry Holmes with a display of boxing skills which surprised ringsiders, Harry told the press, "Sleep wanted me to win a belt so I just done did that. I'm here man. I've always been here. I do things my own way and I'll tell you now, if TOS signed to fight me he would lose his '0' in brutal fashion. Seriously, it aint even a contest. I would crush him like broken biscuits."
FH "Do you think TOS will sign to fight you?
HA "Nope, he's scared of me, always has been, always will be. Simple as that."
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Sometimes the gym is so busy that I can't do 2 exercises per muscle group? If I only do, for example, bench press only for chest, is that okay?
The purpose of the second exercise in the series is to force muscle failure. If you skip it, you are short changing yourself.
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I agree with Champster 100%. The second exercise, that last set of 12, is the moment when the magic happens.
Just to be clear, because there has been confusion about this before, are you doing 2 exercises at 12x, 10x, 8x, 6x, 12x, 12x or one exercise for 12x, 10x, 8x, 6x, 12x then switching exercises with no rest for the final set of 12x? Did that make sense?
Here is what chest should look like:
Bench press
set of 12
rest 1 min
set of 10
set of 8
set of 6
no rest and switch exercise say to flys
rest 2 min
Done. Move on to shoulders etc.
The last 2 sets of 12 are the high point and amazing things happen then when you put your mind into it, tap your inner strength and go beyond lifting with your muscles.
I hope this helps
I think you guys may have missed the real question. Because I have also asked myself the same question.
I don't think he is asking if skipping the last rep is okay, but asking if he has to change the exercise used for the last rep. I know that a different exercise on the same musle group will work different parts of the mussle out, but is it okay if forced to just do the same exercise because to change will allow for a cool down.
Basically is it more important to change the exercise or prevent cooldown while going for that 10?
IMHO if you allow any cooldown time you are shortchanging yourself and missing out on the maximum benefit of the high point technique. If there is absolutely no other alternative repeating the same exercise is better than waiting or skipping it. What I do before I start the first set of 12 for the high point is look around the gym and make a plan and a back up plan. there are numerous exercises for each muscle group and changing the exercise during the high point forces your muscles to move and lift in different ways and really promotes muscle tearing which equals muscle growth. which I personally want.
I hope that is helpful
What I do in this situation, on upper body exercises at least, is change my grip so that the muscle is being utilized in a slightly different way. For example, the row machine has an upper and a lower grip. I do five sets using the upper grip and then the last set using the lower grip. If I am doing wide grip pulldowns, I switch to a narrow grip pulldown for the second exercise.
I think this is a good question to ask now because after the holiday season the gym is going to become very crowded for a few weeks. Happens every year.
Want it. Plan it. Do it.
That is how I view it also. The peak to me is more important then the switch if it forces a cool down, but it is better to switch because you get to push other parts of the same muscle group.
Can you say do benchpress.. but because the gym is full, do a superset of benchpress because the machine or weights aren't available to switch to flyes, for example.
So you are doing 24 (superset) of just the benchpress??
I would switch if at all possible. If you have a bench already then you can switch to flys or switch to incline or decline or do dips or like Saralynn said if you are doing straight bar at least change the width of your grip. But IMHO switch to something else in order to get the maximum benifit and really tear up your muscles. Make any sense?
To give you a different answer, you can absolutely reach muscle failure without doing a 2nd exercise for each muscle. The focus is on working the muscle and intensity, not how many exercises you must do. BFL way works, and so do 100's of other ways as well.
Saralynn - you are so right. I am sure the gyms will be starting to get crowded as the new year approaches and a back up plan will be needed. I liked Orrin's idea of adjusting just that little bit to get in an incline fly or press if you couldnt change machines. I also wanted to mention that I have heard of others carry in their own cheap rubber workout bands and at times have to strap them onto a bar to finish off their last set for chest and then again others that just use their bodyweight and do pushups to failure.
Like Saralynn says - plan.
During the upper body workout I plant myself next to the dumbbell rack and this will work well for incline, flat on chest, back, shoulders, biceps and triceps. Lower body is a different story when the gym is full. So...communicating with others will work out well if I am also considerate. The good thing, is that I'm only looking to work in with someone for one set. Ideally,a 5am workout, there is no problem :)
I find this is all part of my challenge.
IMHO switching to a different excercise (press to flyes) works/stimulates/exhausts a different set of fibers in the muscle of interest. You can get the same effect by changing the incline of the bench, or your grip postion, as Orrin points out. It's not really necessary to change excercises to exhaust the muscle, but you'll want to work other parts of it on the next workout. Although recommended by the BFL program, there are plenty of other lifting routines bodybuilders use that don't involve this switch, and that also produce results.
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The second exercise is not necessary in my opinion for two reasons:
- it takes time to switch another exercise anyway, so your, in effect, taking a rest period
- by doing only one exercise, you are tearing up the same muscle all the way through to your 10
I try to use a different exercise every 2-3 weeks for certain muscle groups instead. On my last set, I only wait about 40-45 seconds instead of the full mintue and go right back after it.
We use to have the same problem and what we would do is just do 24 reps of the same exercise for the last round : ) TOTAL muscle failure will normally occur : ) I am one of the biggest proponents of being constantly varied and using a wide variety of exercises though when possible.
The main point to me though is at least your doing something!!! 24 bench presses for your last round are better than sitting on the couch! Don't sweat the small stuff and the real key is INTENSITY...that's where the results will happen!
All the best!
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beyond mediocre – This place has a great waterfront location but the food, service, and decor were painfully bad. The chicken and fish were over cooked, the sauces were salty and tasted canned, the drinks were undrinkably sweet, and the $18 dinner salad was smaller than your typical "free" strarter salad at other restaurants. Not recommended.
Great Pasta!! – I always order the same thing Salmon Picatta. It has grilled salmon with sauteed mushrooms, capers and fresh basil in a creamy lemon, butter, and white wine sauce tossed with penne. To die for!!! If you go on a weekend, make reservations if you want to sit by the window.
MY FAVORITE ON ALAMEDA – I have been dining here for at least 10 years, first when I lived in NY and visited, and now that I am living here on Alameda. The food is wonderful, especially the seafood ravioli in a wonderful cream sauce. The salads are also outstanding, as are the pizzas. I am a vegetarian and always findsomething wonderful on the menu. The desserts are fantastic too! The owner is a great person, and many of the servers are relatives who make you feel extremely important. Every table has a view of the water, and the fireplace in winter make it cozy and romantic too. Great prices and ambience. Don't miss this one.
One of my favorites – I'm not really sure what the other reviewers experienced when they say 'just average'. I love this place and I've been going for years. The wait staff is friendly, helpful and responsive to special requests. The food is outstanding! Try the sferas (meatballs) and calamari as appetizers and the seafood ravioli for your entree. YUMMY! The view of Jack London Square across the water pairs nicely with a glass (or two) of their reasonably priced wine. I've brought many friends from out of town to this restaurant and it never ever disappoints.
okay...just okay – this is an average restaurant with a pretty good view. the beer and wine selection is average. it wasn't bad, but just not really good.
average - not exciting
Canned Italian – I love Italian food. Italians pride themselves on using the freshiest ingredients. There is nothing really innovative or fresh about the food. Everything tastes like it came from a can or from the freezer. The only fresh tasting item was the warm bread, which flows freely. For the amount that you pay for these dishes, they really shouldn't cut corners the way that they do.
If you like average food then this is the place for you. The views of the Estuary are nice and the wait staff are professional.
Our favorite – This has been my wife and I's favorite for years. Nowhere in the bay area have we found a table on the water with drinks and a great variety of dinners for under $50.
This casual waterfront restaurant serves moderately priced Italian staples in a friendly environment overlooking the bay. – In Short
The biggest selling point at this two-story bayside restaurant is the setting--each table boasts a sensational view of Jack London Square and the Oakland-Alameda estuary. But that's no knock on the menu, which is veritable hit list of Italian favorites. Offerings include creamy fettuccine Alfredo, robustly flavored with garlic and Parmesan, or meaty veal piccata with tangy lemon sauce. Lobster ravioli in a zesty sun-dried tomato-pesto sauce is a house favorite.
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[Verse One - Vast Aire]
Gimme two takes and I'm gone with the wind
I know piranha rap niggas that'll eat you thin
Which means their flow is sin
You better learn how to swim
So chill out Hero
I move my blade like Beatrix Kiddo
With the illest of Haiku riddles
On top of a mountain, playin a fiddle
You don't really wanna dance you just dabble...
You are not the better man
Like wacko Jack-O ain't Peter Pan
Actin like you ain't nervous
Now that's a True Lie like Jamie Lee Curtis
You backwards like sock on shoe
Don't let me catch you where they rendezvous
You got you your own shit that means God blessed you
But that means I don't gotta like you!
Son, the God's spit spiteful...
C'mon dude I was born to rap
When delivered I had a rhyme and the doctors clapped
The nurse beatboxed
Harmonizing while the cradle rocked
You got problems let me know
Shit I got your back like C3PO
You thought rap was dead
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(It's all in your head...)
So take two of these but don't call me
In the morning cause I'll be snoring
In the city or somewhere touring
Next to a cutie I'm wakin up yawnin
I guess I was blessed with the callin
I keep soaring, you keep falling
And if it was up to me?
We would just all evolve just like Darwin
You need to quit stallin
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Sorry kid, you got overpaid
I know some hungry ass cats and they're on their way
We like girls with Oil of Olay
No sausage here we like fish fillet
And I don't need no one behind me
I do my dirt all by my lonely... HOMEY
I used to listen to gangsters with jheri curls
And make cheese sandwiches with no frills
My favorite groups was EPMD
PE on TV? Now thats therapy
I came up in the streets, you came up
In a Smurf village; there is no comparison
And if this was the search for the Holy Grail
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With an invisible string if I drop sword
You put that together
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Investigating the Messenger's Letters: Critical Discourse Analysis
The aim of the present study was to determine how The Critical Discourse analysis could be a viable approach to investigate the main persuasive strategies adopted by the messenger, PBUM, to get the rulers and governors believe in him. In order to do just this, the researcher selected seven letters to be the data of the study. As for the machinery, the main three parts of all letters were decided. In addition, all of these sections where investigated through analyzing their content, coaching with the main principles of the Critical Discourse analysis. The study got use of the main mechanisms of Critical Discourse Analysis: the description of the text, discourse-as-discursive practice, and discourse-as-social-practice. As for the findings, the study found out that the letters are very rich of persuasive strategies which are varied due to the recipient himself. The study concludes that these letters are ideology bound. That means that they deliver the certain themes; they are not mere letters free of such ideologies. In fact, these ideologies establish the way on which any negotiation in the future must be built up. The main ideology of all letters is the Islamic Mandate or superiority. Besides, the letters consider the ruler's status and influence. They address rulers differently due to their status quo. This entails that these letters are pragmatic, which account for their important significance. The study recommends reinvestigating other messenger letters and speeches, coaching with the Critical Discourse Analysis themes. Many studies dealing with such letters and speeches emphasize their layouts and religious underlying roles without indicating how the messenger persuades other rulers and governs in spite of the lack of knowledge of who Mohammad, PBUM, is. In addition, it indicates that reinvestigating other phenomena in Arabic including the process of selecting verbs, shielded with the Critical Discourse Analysis.
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From baristas to CME Pros, why certification is important
I have a passion for decaffeinated coffee, and my decaf of choice comes from Starbucks. I have a personalized Starbucks Card that has my favorite drink printed on it: venti decaf. The other day when I went to get my fix, one of the Starbucks folks was wearing a pin that indicated that she was a certified barista. I appreciated that the person in charge of creating great drinks had accomplished coursework and/or training.
When I left Starbucks I headed to the gas station. While I was waiting for the tank to fill up — and to avoid looking at the cost — I scanned the signs above the garage doors at the station. The one that stood out was the Official Inspection Station. I learned that only a certified motor vehicle inspector could complete the inspection on my car.
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I learned that I would receive my pass/fail notification on July 15. The time seemed to drag on forever. The e-mail arrived, as promised, but it might have been the longest July 15 in my life; I was in Europe and had to wait an extra six hours. While sitting in a downtown Munich wine bar I opened the message with excitement and relief — I had passed!
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Suzuki's 195bhp Hayabusa has never been a wallflower. But compared to this latest supercharged example, which has been built by tuning experts TTS of Silverstone and puts out a massive 283bhp with no loss of usability, it certainly feels like one. Richard Albans is the man behind the Northants-based tuning shop and has long been convinced that supercharging is the ...
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it s been long time thinking in cycling, having a bike so on...and it seems i ve beeen quite busy so far to do it. I got little free time and i m thinking in buildind a bike. Just wondering if somebody has got any old racer frame (possibly M size) and spare bike parts that you guys don t use. It would be great to recycle them so i could probably build a bike for me. If somebody can land few bikle tools cold be great too.
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Effort to stop garage fails
Date: October 22, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner was willing to take criticism that he was flip-flopping on the Palm Avenue parking garage if it meant avoiding a structure of which the city would not be proud.
He will not get that chance.
On Monday night, Kirschner tried unsuccessfully to abort the construction of the parking garage.
"While I supported moving ahead with this, is this the best strategy and best time to do this?" he asked fellow commissioners and City Manager Bob Bartolotta. "We're going to add debt to a parking department that is already hemorrhaging."
Only commissioner Terry Turner agreed with the vice mayor.
"I'm looking for assurances we're not going to have something the community's ashamed of," Turner said.
Kirschner said he had spoken to several contractors prepared to bid on the project. They told him they'd never seen a situation where the design of a structure already had been determined.
"One told me when you're going for fast, good and cheap, you'll only get two out of three," he said.
Bartolotta said the only reason the city suggested a design was to get a fair comparison between all the bids.
"We're not wedded to the design," said Bartolotta. "Once you select an architect, (the commission) can ask for a different design."
Construction is expected to be complete by October 2010. If construction is delayed, said the city manager, the cost, now estimated to be $15 million, could rise.
Mayor Dick Clapp and Commissioners Fredd Atkins and Suzanne Atwell voted to keep the parking-garage project on track.
"I will defend this commission's right to change its mind, but there has to be compelling reasons," Atwell said. "This doesn't rise that far."
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- At least 2 people had enough common sense to kill an expensive structure which few will use. To succeed, the structure needs retail and perhaps residential included as well. But spending $15myn on just a parking garage which is off the beaten path is ludicrous. Think big or stop thinking at all if this is all what the commission can come up with after too many years of indecision.
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"It could be due to a copyright violation or that the photo was deemed too 'promotional.' Although Facebook removes the photo from the cover position, it doesn't actually delete the photo itself," according to Mashable.com.
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