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post #1 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 03:17 PM Thread Starter
Rear Bumper / Dual Exhaust
So you sixxer guys with dual exhausts... GT bumper? This is route I want to go, I personally despise the look of the dualies out of the sixxer rear bumper. Where did you pick up the GT rear from? I know there's gotta be people with them for cheap after replacing theirs with aftermarket. It can be any color really since I plan to have it painted. Where should I look?
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post #2 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 04:01 PM
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First you could start looking at scrap yards and just look around in ads in your local newspaper and if all else fails just buy a new one off the internet
post #3 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 08:19 PM
...or you can have cut-outs made on your v6 bumper
post #4 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 10:54 PM
Goren...I looked at every yard in our area for one about a year ago. I was shocked that nobody had one. Let me know if you find one. Try Kagels in Riverview. They seem to have alot of Mustang parts and if you call them they are cool on the phone.
post #5 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 10:57 PM
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I have one, and it looks great!
Don't know where to find one though so im of no help
Don't know where to find one though so im of no help
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Yeah Safi beat me on OG status lol
post #6 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 11:26 PM
here is a website to buy em new and cheap if you want to look em up Ford Mustang Auto Parts and Trucks Hoods Manufacturer Expert: Hoods, Wings, Ground Effect Kits, Lights, Styling Bars and Much More
post #7 of 12 Old February 12th, 2009, 11:32 PM Thread Starter
Yeah JA I had no luck either. One place I have bought some stock replacement pieces is Prestige Mustang. They're located around Athens, GA and shipped me some stuff it was all good quality (off of wrecked Stangs). I left them an email about the bumper and am waiting to hear. Craigslist had nothing, and ebay had a couple that had damage. ...The search continues...
I was more hoping someone would chime in saying they had one for sale...
I was more hoping someone would chime in saying they had one for sale...
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post #8 of 12 Old February 13th, 2009, 09:22 AM
I would have to say you cut out the other side bumper exhaust hole, because the V6 dualies may not line up right with the GT bumper's exhaust cut-outs. I did mine myself, so this could be why mine do not line up so perfect.
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post #9 of 12 Old February 13th, 2009, 10:31 AM Thread Starter
I wanna puke when I see sixxers with shatty lookin self cuts on body pieces. No offense to anyone, just not for me. I've never seen or heard anyone having problems with it lining up with the GT bumper...
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post #10 of 12 Old February 13th, 2009, 03:12 PM
Originally Posted by 6er_w/a_Vengance View Post
and it'll look like S&^%...i know this from seeing other people fail, even though they did it right
post #11 of 12 Old February 13th, 2009, 04:35 PM
If you got the GT bumper BEFORE the exhaust, it would be easy. I know my tips wouldnt line up right the way it is now.
post #12 of 12 Old February 14th, 2009, 01:18 AM
Originally Posted by 6er_w/a_Vengance View Post
until i see pics im against cut-outs on anything under an '05...if you dont like tips under the bumper and can't find a GT bumper...just have them put dual turn-downs in the back instead of tips...u'll get a nice clean line and not tips to hang there
theres a pic for DIY, now that could have been done better, but it still looks 100X better than tips under a bumper without cut outs.
and +1 on the turn-donws, but like for people that want tips but cant afford/find a gt bumper...ive heard that a shop would charge $20 to do that and it will look so much better than tips under an uncut v6 bumper. this is all imo, and opinions/personal preferences vary from person to person.
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Replacing radiator needing flexi extenders?
As part of a shower room upgrade I am also changing a 25 year old radiator. Its modern equivelent has differently spaced valve centres to the old one which means a system drain down and adjustments to the pipe positioning ,or connecting with a small length flexible connector. Does anyone know of any reason why a flexible should not be used? It would save me a difficult job if it is possible. Your comments please members!
What is the difference in spacing? If the new rad is shorter you can get valve extenders. I think that the main reason that a flexi should not be used is it will look bloody awful, and they are generally used for taps and may not take the higher temperatures of central heating.
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Police say New London man had pound of marijuana
New London — Police arrested a New London man wanted by parole officials Thursday and found him in possession of 1 pound of marijuana.
Terrance Beddoe, 34, of 64 Mountain Ave. was charged with possession of more than 4 ounces of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of marijuana with intent to sell within 1,500 feet of a public housing complex and tampering with evidence.
Officers from the Vice and Narcotics Section saw Beddoe drive a Mitsubishi sedan in the area of Colman and Garfield streets. They said they knew he was wanted by the Connecticut Parole Board and they were able to confirm that there was an active order to remand to custody if he were found.
Police stopped Beddoe and noticed an "overwhelming" scent of marijuana coming from the car.
Police searched the vehicle and found 1 pound of marijuana. Police also said Beddoe broke his cellphone in two pieces as his vehicle was being pulled over in an effort to hide his narcotics transaction telephone contacts, they said.
Beddoe is being held on a $50,000 non-surety bond at the New London Police Headquarters along with the Board of Parole's Remand to Custody.


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Ashlee Simpson & Vincent Piazza: Google Launch Lovers
Stepping out for a fun-filled evening, Ashlee Simpson was spotted at the Launch of Google Music, hosted by Google and T-Mobile last night (November 16).
Joined by her boyfriend Vincent Piazza, the "Pieces of Me" songstress looked to be in good spirits as she arrived at Mr. Brainwash Studio in Los Angeles.
In career news, Ashlee is in the midst of launching the Jessica Simpson Girls collection with her sister Jessica.
"Creating a tween apparel collection was a natural extension for the brand. I'm excited to bring my sister, Ashlee, along as co-creative director of this division, because she brings a savvy rocker edge that defines today's tweens," said Jessica.
Ashlee added, "My goal as co-creative director will be to design clothes that will help inspire young girls to express their personalities and creativity through fashion."


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Leave it to our elected officals to further complicate the tax laws in Hawaii. Beginning July 1, 2009, the conveyance tax paid by Sellers of Hawaii real estate shall be changed once again.
As recently as 2005, the conveyance tax was a simple 10 cents per $100 of sales price. Easy, right? Fast forward to June 2007, when Hawaii decided that Sellers of real estate purchased by Buyers who were not going to use the home as their primary residence would pay a higher conveyance tax...and the higher the sales price, the higher the tax rate! Six separate categories of tax rates were created, depending on the purchase price and the Buyer's intention (occupant vs. investor).
Effective July 1, 2009, there will now be fourteen different categories in the Conveyance Tax matrix. The tax is still on a graduated scale, with the same two factors (price & Buyer's intention), however the higher consideration amounts have now been recategorized.
Residential properties (Single Family Residential & Condos only) closing at $1M+ with an investor buyer (not intending to use a primary residence) will be affected by this latest change.
Here are some questions that may arise when looking at these new changes:
Vacant Land: I am selling vacant land that is zoned residential. Which scale is used for this property?
County home exemption is not applicable for vacant land. Therefore, the land is assessed by the graduated scale #1.
Commercial: We have a $1.5 million transaction for a commercial building. The property is classified as industrial. Which scale is to be used - 30¢ per $100 or 40¢ per $100?
This is not a residential condo or single-family property. Therefore, use graduated scale #1.
Trusts: We are taking title to a single-family home in ourtrust; are we automatically subject to the higher rate even though we intend to use the property as our principal residence? We were told that corporations, partnerships, LLCs and LLPs
were automatically subject to the higher rate since they cannot be considered owner/occupants.
The entity clause only applies to corporations, partnerships, LLCs, LLPs, and investment trusts, such as a pension fund trust. If your buyers are the settlors and trustees of their owns trusts which will hold title to the home, then they may qualify for a homeowners exemption and graduated scale #1 would apply.
For any questions about Hawaii real estate and property tax-related matters, please contact Gary Petrison, PB at Island Trust Properties: 808-333-7868,
Albizia is a fast growing tree that is invasive (weedy) in native ohia forests in Hawaii, especially in Puna on the Big Island. as well as on land disturbed by human activities. Albizia causes ohia to die off, and makes the environment more favorable for other invasive species (clidemia, guava, and possibly miconia and the coqui frog).
One of the fastest growing of all tree species, in other countries where it occurs naturally such as Indonesia, Papua New
Guinea, and the Solomon Islands, it is used for
pulp and other wood products, fuelwood, ornamental plantings and shade
for coffee, tea and cattle. Unfortunately it has gotten out of control on the Big Island of Hawaii, especially in the Puna district.
moluccana or albizia has become a major problem tree in Hawai'i. It can
invade and shade out intact native ohia forests. It is considered a WEED PEST in Hawai'i.
Don't be deceived by albizia's beautiful appearance; because of their brittle wood and weak structure, large albizia trees pose a hazard to nearby infrastructure. Strong winds can cause large limbs to drop onto whatever may be underneath, potentially causing costly damage to homes and power lines. Cars and houses have been flattened, and people severely injured and nearly killed by these forest monsters.
Albizia grows at a rapid rate, Trees can reach heights of more than 20 feet in their first year, 45 feet in their third year, and 60 feet by the end of their tenth year. The crown of an albizia tree is broad, capable of shading over half an acre.
Albizia has an effect on Hawaii real estate property values as well; land with albizia (especially large trees) typically is valued less than lots without, due to the cost of removal. The best advice is to get rid of them, and monitor to catch the "keikis" when they sprout; early removal is quite simple..
Distribution of albizia on the island of Hawaii (above). The trees are most readily identified as those forming the "tree tunnel" near Lava Tree State Park (below).
What you can do:
- Leave the natural vegetation untoucheddon't bulldozeuntil you are ready to utilize the land. Albizia grows rapidly in bulldozed areas
- Eliminate albizia seedlings and small trees before they become a problem. "Girdling" works great, and the trees will just fall over when they die --- but make sure they're small, and that no one is around to get hurt. Safety first!
- Deal responsibly with "hazard trees"; Trees that are posing a hazard to infrastructure should be removed professionally --- don't try this yourself!
Methods of control:
For medium-sized to large trees, and any trees near infrastructure, contact an arborist for free consultation to determine the safest and most effective course of action to remove the tree. An arborist will help you determine when professional removal is necessary.
Fell saplings and young trees and apply herbicide to cut stumps immediately. Triclopyramine is effective at concentrations of 7-10%. Before applying any pesticide, applicators must determine that the product under consideration is correct for the intended use site according to the label on the container or package.
For more information, read "Woody Plant Control for the Home, Pasture and Forest," by Philip Motooka and others, a University of Hawaii publication, or contact the Komohana Agricultural Complex at 875 Komohana Street, Hilo, HI 96720, Phone (808) 981-5199.
Hawaii homeowners can once again turn to real estate professionals to assist with short sales and foreclosure situations. Governor Lingle yesterday signed Hawaii Senate Bill SB 34 into law, which exempts licensed real estate brokers and salespersons who act within the scope of their license from the definition of "distressed property consultant" under the Mortgage Rescue Fraud Prevention Act (ACT 137).
The new law will become Act 66 of the 2009 Legislative Session and takes effect immediately.
The inclusion of real estate agents and brokers in last year's ACT 137 caused tremendous problems for homeowners facing a possible short sale, requiring them to navigate the complicated process on their own. In addition, agents and brokers faced considerable penalties if they provided assistance to an owner by communicating directly with the owner's lender. Consequently, many agents and brokers simply refused to list short sale properties due to the liabilities involved.
In an effort to shield real estate agents from the fines and penalties contained in ACT 137, the Hawaii Association of Realtors (HAR) created special addenda for their members to use, but with the passage of SB 34 these forms are now obsolete.
SB 34 (soon to be ACT 66) modifies various sections of certain Hawaii Statutes, including Chapter 467 (Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons) and Chapter 480E (Mortgage Rescue Fraud Prevention Act).
The bill also prohibits a licensed real estate broker or salesperson from acquiring an ownership interest in a distressed property that they have listed, within 365 days after a listing agreement for the same distressed property has expired or terminated.
A new restaurant has opened in downtown Hilo. "The Surf Break Cafe", located at 201 Kinoole St. (in the building at the corner of Haili St. and Kinoole), is open for breakfast and lunch daily from 6:00 am until 3:00 pm-ish...serving fresh sandwiches, melts, salads, bagels, smoothies, and coffee/espresso drinks...all at reasonable prices! 808-934-8844
They have finally solved that age-old problem in Hilo, where can you find a real breakfast "burrito? The Surf Break serves 3 different types of their "Breakfast Barrels"!
Lunch is just as good, and I can recommend the Puerto Escondido barrel, which goes well with the Machado mixed berry smoothie.
Check out the menu below, and when you're there, you may notice some surf photos of the Hilo Surf at Honoli'i on the wall that look familiar!
They got Wi-Fi too...
Big Island TMK Maps
Tax Map Key (TMK) Numbers are assigned to each property on the Big Island of Hawaii. This is the system used to pinpoint the exact location of any property on the Big Island. All legal documents regarding real estate in Hawaii (and real estate on the Big Island) refer to the TMK number. The County of Hawaii has all of the TMK maps for the Big Island of Hawaii at their Hawaii County TMK Maps webpage.
A TMK number typically has five digits (except for Big Island Condos and Big Island CPR's). These digits reflect, in the following order:
the TMK Division, Zone (also called District), Section, Plat, Parcel, Unit of a particular property's location.
The first digit in the TMK number refers to the Division (or County). Each County in Hawaii has its own unique TMK Division number:
Oahu County: 1
Maui County: 2
Hawaii County: 3 (The Big Island)
Kauai County: 4
The second digit identifies the TMK Zone (also known as the Tax District or TMK District). Zones are numbered 1 through 9:
Zone 1: Puna
Zone 2: South Hilo
Zone 3: North Hilo
Zone 4: Hamakua
Zone 5: North Kohala
Zone 6: South Kohala
Zone 7: North Kona
Zone 8: South Kona
Zone 9: Kau
The third digit designates the TMK Section number within the Zone.
The fourth digit refers to the TMK Plat number within Section.
The fifth digit pinpoints the specific TMK Parcel number within the Plat.
The sixth digit (used only for Hawaii Condos and CPR's) identifies
the TMK Unit number within the Parcel.
View Larger Big Island TMK Subdivision Map
TMK Section Locations of Big Island Subdivisions:
Zone 1 - Puna District
Section 1 (TMK 3-1-1) : Fern Acres, Fern Forest, Hale Ohia, Hawaii's Eden Roc
Estates, Hawaiian Orchid Island Estates, Ikina Moana
Tract, Keaau, Kopua Farm Lots, Mauna Loa Estates, Ohia
Estates, Royal Gardens, Royal Hawaiian Estates
Section 2 (TMK 3-1-2) : Black Sand Beach, Kaimu-Makena Homesteads,
Kaimu-Makena Houselots, Kalapana
& Kupahua,
Kalapana Seaview Estates, Kalapana Vacation Lots, Keauohana-Kehena-Keekee Homesteads, Kehena Beach
Estates, Kikala-Keokea
Homesteads, Pacific Paradise
Oceanfront Estate Subdivision, Puna Beach Palisades
Section 3 (TMK 3-1-3) : Kamaili, Kaueleau Farm Lots, Keahiala/Kauaea, Lanipuna
Gardens, Leilani Estates,
Malama Homesteads, Opihikao,
Section 4 (TMK 3-1-4) : Green Lake Farm Lots Subdivision, Kaniahiku Village Site,
Kapoho, Kapoho Beach
Lots, Kapoho Papaya Farms, Kapoho
Vacationland, Kapoho Village, Laepaoo-Puua,
Lava Tree
Park, Nanawale Estates, Nanawale Farm-Ranch
Lands, Pohoiki
Bay Estates, Puna Orchards, Puua &
Halekamahina, Puua-Kapoho, Waa Waa
Section 5 (TMK 3-1-5) : Hawaiian Beaches Subdivision, Hawaiian Paradise Park,
Hawaiian Parks
Subdivision, Hawaiian Shores Recreational
Estates, Hawaiian Shores,
Homesteads, Kaniahiku House Lots, Kaohe Homesteads,
Homesteads, Keonepoko Iki Farm Lot
Subdivision, Maku'u Agricultural Lots,
Nui, Nanawale Homesteads, New Pahoa Section, Old Pahoa,
Pahoa Ag. Park, Pahoa Village, Pahoa Village Lots,
Pahoa Woodland Subdivision,
Puua-Keonepoko Iki,
Tangerine Acres
Section 6 (TMK 3-1-6) : Ainaloa, Hawaiian Acres, Hawaiian Paradise Park,
Keaau, Keaau Town, Orchid Land
Estates, Tiki Gardens
Section 7 (TMK 3-1-7) : Happy Homes Tract, Hawaiiki Subdivision, Hilo Acres,
Iwasaki Village, Kaihenui
Settlement Association Lots,
Keaau Agricultural Lots, Keaau Tract, Kobayashi
Subdivision, Kukui Heights Lots, Kurtistown Village, Lewis
Association Lots, Maunalani Lots, Maunalani
Tract, Mountain View Subdivision,
Olaa Homestead
Reservation Lots, Olaa Houselot Subdivision, Olaa
Lots, Puna Macadamia Orchard, Schmidt
Section 8 (TMK 3-1-8) : Aloha Estates Subdivision, Canney Road Homesteads,
Glenwood Gardens, Glenwood
Subdivision, Hawaii Island
Paradise Acres Subdivision, Mokihana Farm Lots,
View, Mountain View Gardens, Mountain View Ranches,
Olaa Acres, Olaa
New Tract Lots, Olaa Reservation Lots,
Orchid Isle Estates, Pacific Par. Mt.
View Manor, Pacific
Paradise Development Subdivision, Pacific Paradise
aka Olaa Scenic Lands, Throm's Subdivision,
Ueyama Village
Section 9 (TMK 3-1-9) : Anuhea Volcano House Lots, Anuhea Volcano Summer Lots,
Haunani Tract, Hoonanea
Subdivision, Kalanihonua Tract,
Kilauea Settlement Association Lots, Mariner
McKenzie Tract, Olaa, Olaa Summer Lots, Upper Olaa
Forest Reserve,
Volcano Cymbidium Acres, Volcano Farm
Lots, Volcano Village
Zone 2 - South Hilo District
Section 1 (TMK 3-2-1) : Hill Subdivision, Hilo, Keaukaha, Keaukaha Res. Lots, Keaukaha Seaside Lots,
Keokea Houselots, Kuhio Settlement Lots, Lehia Park Res. Lots, Ocean View Lease
Lots, Ocean View Lots, Onekahakaha S/D, Panaewa Farm Lots, Panaewa House &
Farm Lots, Waiakea, Waiakea Warehouse Lots, Warehouse Lots
Section 2 (TMK 3-2-2) : Dr. Kushima Tract, Fairwiew Lots, Hale Pua Subdivision, Hilo City, Hilo Ind.
Devel. Pohaku St. Section, Hilo Kula Subdivision, Hilo Lagoon Center, Hilolani
Subdivision, Ignacio Tract, Kaei Hama-i Subdivision, Kaiko'o Project, Kanoelehua
Industrial Lots, Kukuau 1st & 2nd, Lagoon View Apartments, Lanakila Tract,
Palai Aina Subdivision, Panaewa Ag. Park, Panaewa Farm Lots, Panaewa Hillcrest
Subdivision, Panaewa Houselots, Panaewa Houselots-2nd Ser., Panaewa Res. Lots,
Park View Apartments, Pierce Tract, Ruthie Subdivision, Tarpley Tract,
University Heights Residential Subdivision, Villa Franca Lots, Waiakea, Waiakea
Bus. & Ind. Lots, Waiakea Highland View Lots, Waiakea Hmstd. Houselots,
Waiakea Houselots-1st Ser., Waiakea Houselots-2nd Ser., Waiakea Industrial Lots,
Wailoa Heights Lots, Wright Subdivision
Section 3 (TMK 3-2-3) : Beckley Tract, Crescent City Heights Subdivision, Halai Hill Tract, Halai Tract,
Hilo, Hilo Town, Hilo Town Lots, Ka Waena Lapa Au, Kaumana Gardens Subdivision,
Komohana Heights, Piihonua, Piihonua Houselots-2nd Ser., Piihonua Houselots-3rd
Ser., Piihonua Pasture "B", Pomeroy Subdivision, Ponahawai, Punahoa 1st &
2nd, Punahoa 1st & Ponahawai, Punahoa 2nd & Ponahawai, Puuhonu Tract,
Reeds Island, Sunrise Ridge Subdivision, Ululani Tract, Upa Tract, Wailuku Park
Townhouses, Wailuku River Park Section 1
Section 4 (TMK 3-2-4) : Ahualani Subdivision, Ainaola Heights Subdivision, Ainaola Houselots, Ala Kai
Heights, Alawaena Acres, Alawaena Heights Subdivision, Alawaena Highlands,
Alokele Subdivision, Anela Nani Subdivision, Anela Place Subdivision, Bright
Hawaii Subdivision, Camp 4-C, Camp 6 Houselots, Crescent Heights, Ekela
Subdivision, Golden Shower Tree Estates, Haihai Estates, Haihai Heights, Haihai
Meadows, Hale Hooko Acres, Hale-O-Lani Subdivision, Hawaii Fairway Subdivision,
Hea Hea Heights, Heahea Heights, High Country Farms Subdivision, Hilo Panoramic
View Lots, Hooluana Tract, Hoomalu Street Subdivision, Hualalai Subdivision,
Huapala Subdivision, Iwalani Heights, Kahalani Estates, Kaiulani Subdivision,
Kawailani Grove, Kawailani Heights Subdivision, Kawailani Houselots Subdivision,
Kawailani Place, Kawailani Ridge, Kennedy Acres Subdivision, Kinoole Estates,
Komohana Estates, Komohana Gardens Subdivision, Komohana Houselots Subdivision,
Komohana Street Lots, Komohana Subdivision Phase III, Kukuau Plaza, Kukuau-1st,
Kula Ridge Subdivision-Phase I, Kuleana Place Subdivision, Kumukoa Heights,
Kupulau Meadows, Kuulei, Lahikina, Lanakila Heights Residential Subdivision,
Lehua Heights Subdivision, Macadamia Grove Estates Subdivision, Machado Acres
Subdivision, Maunakai Circle Subdivision, Mohouli Subdivision, Mokaulele Heights
Houselots, Muny Links Homesites, Nani O Waiakea Estates, Naniakea Subdivision,
Nohea Subdivision, Pacific Heights, Pacific Heights Town House Condo 1, Palakiko
Subdivision, Panaewa Acres, Panaewa Farm Lots, Panaewa Heights, Pierson II
Subdivision, Pohakulani Estates, Puainako Homesites, Puainako Houselots,
Sportsmans Paradise Lots, Sunrise Estates, Sunrise Ridge Subdivision, Uluwehi
Subdivision, Waiakea, Waiakea Acres Hui, Waiakea Camp Res., Waiakea Cane Lots,
Waiakea Estates Subdivision, Waiakea Heights, Waiakea High Country Subdivision,
Waiakea Highlands Subdivision, Waiakea Hillsite Estate, Waiakea Homesite
Subdivision, Waiakea Homesteads, Waiakea Homesteads 1st Series, Waiakea
Homesteads 2nd Series, Waiakea Homesteads 3rd Series, Waiakea Homesteads 5th
Series, Waiakea House Lots 8th Series, Waiakea Houselots-10th Series, Waiakea
Houselots-6th Series, Waiakea Lani Subdivision, Waiakea Meadows, Waiakea-Uka
Meadows, Wainohia Subdivision
Section 5 (TMK 3-2-5) : Aina Nani Subdivision, Ainako Subdivision, Akolea Plantation Subdivision,
Anthurium Acres, Bayview Lots, Charles Chong Man Subdivision, Gentry Homes, Hilo
Country Club Estates, Hilo Heights Subdivision, John E. Gamalieson Subdivision,
K.H.B.C., Kapikookalani Subdivision, Kaumana, Kaumana & Ponahawai
Homesteads, Kaumana City, Kaumana Court, Kaumana Estates Subdivision, Kaumana
Heights Residence Lots, Kaumana Homesteads, Kaumana Houselots, Kaumana Lani,
Kaumana Park, Kaumana Rise Lots, Kaumana Terrace, Kavana Homes, Kinney Heights,
Kuhio Settlement Lots, Kukuau 2nd, Kukuau 2nd, Kaumana, Ponahawai & Punahoa
2nd, Luana Gardens Subdivision, Naupaka Terrace, Onohiana Subdivision, Pacific
Plantation, Pakalana Ridge Subdivision, Pamoho Subdivision, Park Hokulani,
Piihonua, Piihonua Meadows, Ponahawai, Ponahawai Homesteads-Kaumana, Ponahawai
Houselots, Ponahawai, Kaumana, Kukuau 2nd, Ponahawai-Kaumana Homesteads,
Ponohawai Homesteads, Sunrise Estates
Section 6 (TMK 3-2-6) : Alae Point, Bella Vista Tract, Haaheo Estates, Haaheo Tract, Halaulani Place,
Halepuna, Halepuna Tract, Kaiwiki Heights, Kaiwiki Homesteads I & II,
Kikala-Papaa, Piihonua Camp, Piihonua-Kikala, Puueo, Puueo Farm Lots, Puueo
Lots, Uala Tract, Wainaku Addition, Wainaku Camp, Wainaku Camp II, Wainaku
Farms, Wainaku-Halepuna
Section 7 (TMK 3-2-7) : Aleamai & Kalaoa, Anderton Camp, Honolii By the Sea, Honolii Pali II,
Honolii Pali Tract, John T. Unea Subdivision, Kaapoko Homesteads, Kaieie
Homesteads, Like Tract, Moirton Camp, Onomea Bay, Onomea Bay Ranch, Onomea Park
Subdivision, Onomea Sugar Company, Paihaaloa, Papaikou, Papaikou Camp, Papaikou
Farm Lots, Paukaa, Paukaa Farm Lots, Paukaa Village, Puueopaku 1st & 2nd,
Silverton Camp, Silverton Garden Subdivision, Silverton Office Subdivision
Section 8 (TMK 3-2-8) : Andrade Camp, Armory Subdivision, Honomu, Honomu Country Estates, Honomu
Homesteads, Honomu Village, Honomu Village Subdivision, Kahua, Kaupakuea,
Kaupakuea Farms Subdivision, Kaupakuea Homesteads, Kulaimano Heights
Subdivision, Kulaimano Homesteads, Landing Camp Subdivision, Orchards at
Pepeekeo, Pepeekeo Point Subdivision
Section 9 (TMK 3-2-9) : Hakalau Homesteads, Hakalau Nui, Hakalau Plantation Village S/D, Hakalau-Iki,
Kaiwiki Homesteads III, Wailea
Zone 3 - North Hilo
Section 1 (TMK 3-3-1) : Kamaee & Wailua Govt. Tract, Kamaee Homesteads, Lepoloa-Kauniho Homesteads,
Opea-Peleau Homesteads
Section 2 (TMK 3-3-2) : Kahuku Homesteads, Kahuku-Kapena, Nanue & Honohina, Ninole, Ninole Oceanfront
Estates, Piha Homesteads, Upper Maulua Homesteads, Waikaumalo-Maulua Homesteads
Section 3 (TMK 3-3-3) : Kamaee-Waikaumalo (Mauka)
Section 4 (TMK 3-3-4) : Upper Maulua Homesteads, Waikaumalo-Maulua Homesteads
Section 5 (TMK 3-3-5) : Hokumahoe-Maulua Nui, Kapehu Camp, Kekoa Camp Subdivision, Kihalani Homesteads,
Kihalani Houselots, Laupahoehoe Homesteads, Laupahoehoe Seacliffs, Manowaiopae
Homesteads, Papaaloa & Kaiwilahilahi, Papaaloa Acres, Papaaloa Homesteads,
Papaaloa Skilled Camp, Papaaloa Subdivision
Section 6 (TMK 3-3-6) : Kahoahuna Homesteads, Kilau Subdivision, Laupahoehoe Homesteads, Laupahoehoe
Village, Manowaiopae Homesteads, Waipunalei & Laupahoehoe, Waipunalei
Section 7 (TMK 3-3-7) :
Section 8 (TMK 3-3-8) :
Section 9 (TMK 3-3-9) : Kahoahuna Homesteads, Kaiwiki Sugar Company, Kukui Camp, Ookala, Ookala Skilled
Camp Subdivision, Store Camp Subdivision, Store Lot Park Site
Zone 4 - Hamakua
Section 1 (TMK 3-4-1) : Kaiwiki & Manowaialee, Niupea Homesteads
Section 2 (TMK 3-4-2) : Kainehe Village, Kukaiau Ranch Co.
Section 3 (TMK 3-4-3) : Hamakua Coffee Plantation Subdivision, Kaala-Keehia, Kaohe Tract Subdivision,
Kukaiau Ranch Co., Paauilo Camp, Paauilo Homesteads 1st Series, Paauilo
Homesteads 2nd Series, Paauilo Village, Pohakea Homesteads
Section 4 (TMK 3-4-4) : Huina Estates, Kaapahu Homesteads, Kalopa Homesteads, Kaunamano Homesteads,
Paauhau, Paauhau & Keahua 1st, Paauhau Camp, Papalele & Kaalua,
Weha-Keahua 1st
Section 5 (TMK 3-4-5) : Ahualoa Homesteads, Camp "8" Subdivision, Haina Camp, Honokaa, Honokaa Sugar
Company Subdivision, Honokaa Town, Kaao Homesteads, Kaao Houselots, Namoku,
Paalaea-Lauka, Papaanui & Paalaea, Sam M Spencer Tract, Spencer Tract,
Section 6 (TMK 3-4-6) : Ahualoa Homesteads, Camp 10 Subdivision, Lauka-Papaki, Nienie Pasture Lots,
Section 7 (TMK 3-4-7) : Kaauhuhu Homestead, Kapulena Orchards, Kapulena-Unit 1, Kapulena-Unit 2, Parker
Ranch, Waikoekoe Lots, Waikoloa-Waialeaie Pastoral
Section 8 (TMK 3-4-8) : Camp "106", Hamakua, Honokaa Sugar Company Camp 113 Subdivision, Kukuihaele,
Lalakea & Kukuihaele
Section 9 (TMK 3-4-9) : Kohala Forest Reserve, Waipio Valley
Zone 5 - North Kohala
Section 1 (TMK 3-5-1) : Pololu Valley
Section 2 (TMK 3-5-2) : Aamakao, Makapala-Makanikahio 1st, Niulii Village
Section 3 (TMK 3-5-3) : Ainakea Village I, Ainakea Village II, Halaula Subdivision, Halawa Town,
Halawa-Pueke, Iole-Kapaau, Nunulu-Iki
Section 4 (TMK 3-5-4) : Hanaula, Honomakau & Puehuehu, Kapaau Village, Kapua Gulch, Kynnersley Road
Tract, Nunulu Nui, Puehuehu, Puuokumau, Union Mill Road Tract
Section 5 (TMK 3-5-5) : Ala Lai Subdivision, Hawi Village, Kaauhuhu Homesteads, Kaauhuhu Makai, Kahei
Homesteads, Kahei Houselots, Kahei-Puuepa 2nd, Maliu Ridge I, Pahoa-Kahei,
Puuepa 1st & 2nd & Kokoiki, Puuepa-Kokoiki Homesteads
Section 6 (TMK 3-5-6) : Kapaa-Upolu, Maliu Ridge II, Puakea Bay Ranch Subdivision
Section 7 (TMK 3-5-7) : Mahukona Harbor & Vicinity, Paao-Puukole, Puukole-Kapaanui
Section 8 (TMK 3-5-8) : Pohakulua-Kalala 1st & 2nd, Puaiki-Kaiholena
Section 9 (TMK 3-5-9) : Heathers II, Kahua, Kahua Sea View, Kahua Shores, Kohala By The Sea, Kohala
Estates, Kohala Makai I, Kohala Makai One S/D, Kohala Ranch, Lokelani
Zone 6 - South Kohala
Section 1 (TMK 3-6-1) : Hawaiian Homeland Lots, Kaei Hana II Industrial Subdivision, Kawaihae 1st,
Kawaihae Harbor, Kawaihae Residence Lots-Makai, Kawaihae Village
Section 2 (TMK 3-6-2) : Anekona Estates, Bluffs at Mauna Kea, High Bluffs, Kamuela Plantation, Kamuela
View Estates, Kanehoa Subdivison, Kaunaoa, Kawaihae 2nd-Lanikepu, Kawaihae Village
PUD, Mauna Kea Fairways North, Mauna Kea Fairways South, Ohia Ku Subdivision,
Ouli & Kawaihae 2nd, South Kohala View Estates, Uplands at Mauna Kea, Waimea
Landmark Estates
Section 3 (TMK 3-6-3) :
Section 4 (TMK 3-6-4) : Aina Moluhi, Hoonani Subdivision, Kamuela Haven, Kamuela Lakeland, Kamuela
Meadows, Kinohou Subdiv, Kuhio Village, Lindsey Subdiv, Mana Ranch Subdivision,
Mc Millian Subdiv, McMillan Subdivision, Mokuloa, Nani Waimea Subdivision,
Pleasant Acres, Puu Nani Subdivision, Puu Pulehu Residence Lots, Puukapu Acres,
Puukapu Farm Lots, Puukapu Homesteads, Puukapu Residential Lots, Ranchlots
Subdivision, Tarpley Subdivision, Wailani Ranchos, Waimea Vacationland
Section 5 (TMK 3-6-5) : Joe Kaia S/D, Kamuela Heights, Keanuiomano, Lalamilo House Lots 3rd Series, Pako
Subdivision, Parker Ranch, Waimea Homesteads
Section 6 (TMK 3-6-6) : Ahuli Park Subdiv, Ainakokua Subdivision, Ka La Loa Subdivision, Lalamilo,
Lalamilo Farm Lots, Lalamilo Houselots, Lalamilo Subdivision, Lanikepu Estates,
Sandalwood at Waimea, Wailea, Wailea Bay Estates, Wailea Beach Lots
Section 7 (TMK 3-6-7) : Ainakokua Subdivision, Kaomoloa Subdiv, Lualai Subdivision, Waiki'i Ranch,
Waimea Village
Section 8 (TMK 3-6-8) : 49 Black Sand Beach, Champion Ridge at Mauna Lani, Fairways Terrace, Francolin
Place Subdiv, Islands at Mauna Lani, KE KAILANI S/D, Kipona Hills Subdivision,
Mauna Lani Point, Mauna Lani Point Estates, Mauna Lani Resorts, Mauna Lani
Terrace, Mauna Lani-The Cape, Paniolo Estates, Pauoa Beach Subdivision, Pheasant
Ridge @ Waikoloa, Point Estates Mauna Lani, Signal Puako Subdivision, Sunset
Ridge, Sunset Ridge at Waikoloa, Waikoloa, Waikoloa Commercial S/D, Waikoloa Lot
Subdivision, Waikoloa Ranch Lots, Waikoloa Village
Section 9 (TMK 3-6-9) : Kolea Subdivision, Nani Paniau Subdivision, Puako Beach, Puako Beach Lots,
Waikoloa Beach Resort, Waikoloa Beach Resort - King's Golf Course S/D, Waikoloa
Lots 2 Subdivison
Zone 7 - North Kona
Section 1 (TMK 3-7-1) : Puu Lani Ranch, Puuanahulu Homesteads
Section 2 (TMK 3-7-2) : Hualalai Resort, Kaupulehu Lot 4-A Increment 1 Phase 1, Kona Ocean View Properties,
Kukio, Mahaiula-Kau, Makalei Estates, Maniniowali Phase 1, Maniniowali Phase II,
Maniniowali Village, Maniniowali Villas, Puukala & Kaulana Homesteads
Section 3 (TMK 3-7-3) : Alii Kehau Subdivision, Haleohiu Homesteads, Hoonaka A'na Condominium, Hualalai
Plantation, Hualalai Terrace, Kahaolino Subdivision, Kalaoa, Kalaoa Terrace,
Kalaoa View, Kalaoa-Ooma Homesteads, Kaloko, Kaloko Heights, Kaloko Houselots,
Kaloko Light Industrial Subdivision, Kaloko Makai Condominium, Kaloko-Mauka
Subdiv, Kauilani Estates, Keahole Agricultural Park, Keahole Heights
Subdivision, Keahole Mauka Subd, Keahole View Subdivision increment 2, Keohole View, Keohole
View Subdivision, Keonelehua Heights, Kohanaiki, Kohanaiki Business Park,
Kohanaiki Homesteads, Kokua Loa, Kokua Loa Subdivision, Kona Acres, Kona
Coastview Subdiv, Kona Heavens, Kona Highlands, Kona Hills Estates Subdiv, Kona
Palisades, Kona Ponoi, Kona Wonder View Lots, Kukuinui Subdivison, Lokahi Makai,
Lokahi Makai PH III, Mahilani, Makaula Subdiv, Makaula-Ooma Mauka Tract, Moana
Vista, Ohia Nani Estates, Ooma 1st, Ooma Homesteads, Ooma II, Ooma Plantation,
Ooma-Kaloko, Ooma/Kohanaiki, Puuhonua S/D, University Heights West
Section 4 (TMK 3-7-4) : Hale Pa-lani Subdiv, Honokohau 1st & 2nd, Honokohau 2nd, Hoomana Estates,
Kailua Heights Subdivision, Kealakehe Homesteads, Kealakehe Houselots, Kona
Chocho Estates, Kona Industrial Subdiv, Kona Macadamia Acres, Kona View Estates,
Palani Estates, Pamahoa Estates Subdivision, Paniolo Country Subdiv, Queen
Liliuokalani Village
Section 5 (TMK 3-7-5) : Alii Drive, Alii Point, Aloha Kona Subdiv, Coffee Farm Lots, Halewili, Heights
on Hualalai, Hienaloli 1st - Hienaloli 6th, Hienaloli 1st - Puaa 1st, Hienaloli
1st - Puaa 3rd, Hienaloli 6th - Puaa 2nd, Honuaula 1st-Keopu 2nd, Hualalai
Colony, Hualalai Farms, Hualalai Rd, Kahakai Estates Subdivision, Kahului 1st
& 2nd, Kailua View Estates Subdivision, Kailua Village, Kaiolu, Kawena Place Subdivision, Kealoha Increment 2, Keopu 3rd - Hienaloli, Keopu Country Estates,
Keopu Heights, Keopu Mauka Subdiv, Keopu Ranch, Keopu Ranch Estates, Kona Bay
Estates, Kona Heights Subdivision, Kona Hillcrest Subdivision, Kona Islander
Inn, Kona Orchard Subdiv, Konalani Subdiv, Kula Kai Estates, Lanihau 1st -
Hienaloli 1st, Lanihau 1st - Keopu 2nd, Lanihau Point Subdivision, Lanihau
Subdivision, Lono-Kona Subdiv, Malulani Gardens, Meilani View Estates, Ohai
Estates, Pines at Kailua-Kona, Puaa 2nd - Kahului 1st, Puaa 3rd-Auhaukeae 1st,
Pualani Estates Subdiv, Puapuaanui-Waiaha 1st, Sugar Cane Lane, Waiaha 1st -
Puapuaanui 1st, Wehilani Subdivision
Section 6 (TMK 3-7-6 : Alii Kai Subdiv, Hind Subdivision, Holualoa, Holualoa 1 & 2 Partition
Lots-Beach Section, Holualoa 1 & 2 Partition Lots-Makai Section, Holualoa 1st
& 2nd Mauka, Holualoa 1st & 2nd Partition Lots Mauka Section, Holualoa Hui
Lands, Holualoa Ranch Hui, Io View Estates, Io View Estates II, Iolani, Kalani
Io Estates, Kalani Makai, Kamani Tree, Kilohana Subdiv, Komohana Kai 1 & 2,
Komohana Kai 2, Kona Kai O Pua, Kona Vista Subdivision, Kuakini Makai, Lani Kai
Estates Subdivision, Waiono Meadows
Section 7 (TMK 3-7-7) : Alii Heights, Alii Heights Unit 2, Estates at Holualoa, Gouveia Subdiv, Holualoa
3rd - Kaumalumalu (Middle Section.), Holualoa 3rd-Kaumalumalu (Beach Section), Holualoa
4th, Holualoa Estates, Hoomalu On Alii Incr II PH II, Kahaluu Subdiv, Kainana
Subdiv, Kala Mauka, Kalamauka Subdivision, Kalani Sunset Subdivision,
Kapalaalaea 2nd, Ke Alohi Kai Subdivision, Keauhou Uka Subdivision, Keauhou View
Estates, Komohana Kai 2, Kona Magic Sands, Kona Sea View Lots, Kona Sunshine,
Kuakini Heights Subdiv, Laaloa 1st - Kapalaalaea 2nd, Leilani Sunset Subdiv,
Makalani Subdivision, O'oma Hale, Ohai Mauka Estates, Pahoehoe 1st-Kapalaalaea
2nd (Beach Sec.), Pahoehoe 1st-Kapaloalaea 2nd (Mauka), Puuwai Alii Estates,
Sunset View Terrace Lots, White Sands Beach Estates S/D, White Sands Terrace
Section 8 (TMK 3-7-8) : Bayview Estates, Hale Kehau Phase I, Holua Kai, Kahaluu Beach Lots, Kahaluu Farm
Lots, Kahaluu Lots Mauka, Kahaluu-Keauhou Houselots, Keauhou 1-Keauhou 2 Hslts,
Keauhou 1st, Keauhou 1st & 2nd Beach Section, Keauhou 1st Makai, Keauhou 1st
Mauka, Keauhou 2 Mauka Farm Lots, Keauhou 2 Subdiv, Keauhou Bay Lots, Keauhou
Estates, Keauhou Subdivision, Keauhou-Kahaluu Farm Lots, Kuakini Houselots,
Lyman Subdiv, Puuloa 1 Subdivision
Section 9 (TMK 3-7-9) : Hokukano Road Subdiv, Honalo, Honalo Village, Honalo-Lehuula Mauka, Honuaino
4th-Kanaueue 1st & 2nd, Kainaliu Village, Kawanui 1st-Lehuula 2nd, Lehuula
Tract, Maihi 2nd, Namauu Subdivision, Teshima Subdivision
Zone 8 - South Kona
Section 1 (TMK 3-8-1) : Captain Cook Village, Coffee Farm Lots, Hale Keekee S/D, Halekii-Onouli, Hokulia
Ph 1, Hokulia Ph 2, Kaawaloa, Kaawaloa-Makai, Kaawaloa-Mauka, Keala Plantation
Estates, Kealakekua Village, Keekee Estates, Keekee Subdiv, Keopuka Kai
Subdivision, Keopuka-Makai, Keopuka-Mauka, Kingsley Subdiv, Kona Scenic Subdiv,
Onouli 2nd
Section 2 (TMK 3-8-2) : Captain Cook Estates, Coffee Farm Lots, Cook's Landing, James M Tanaka Subdiv,
Kahauloa House Lots, Kalamakumu-Kahauloaiki, Kalamawaiawaawa & Kahauloa,
Kealakekua, Kealakekua Ranch S/D, Kiloa, McCoy Plantation Subdiv,
Section 3 (TMK 3-8-3) : Kahauloa 2nd, Kahauloa Subdiv, Kealakekua Bay Estates, Keawaiki Beach Lots, Keei
1st & 2nd, Keei 1st & 2nd Subdivisions, Keei 1st House Lots, Keei 1st
Subdiv, Keei 2nd House Lots, Keei 2nd Subdiv
Section 4 (TMK 3-8-4) : Bruner Road, Honaunau, Honaunau Beach Lots, Honaunau Coffee Lots,
Honaunau-Mauka, Honaunau-Middle, Keokea, Telephone Exchange, Tobacco Road
Section 5 (TMK 3-8-5) : Kealia Beach Lots, Kealia Farm Lots, Kealia Houselots, Kiilae-Kealia 1st
Section 6 (TMK 3-8-6 : Hookena Village, Kealia 2nd & Hookena, Kealia Makai, Makai Waiea Coffee
Leases, Mauka Waiea Coffee Leases
Section 7 (TMK 3-8-7) : Haukalua Homesteads, Kaohe Ranch Subdivision, Kaohe-Waikakuu Makai,
Kolo-Opihihale 2nd, Kona Paradise, Kona Sea Ranch Subdiv Incr I, Kukuiopae 1st
& 2nd, Kukuiopae Homesteads, Oleiomoana Homesteads, Opihihale 2nd &
Kaapuna, Opihihale House Lots, Opihihale Subdivision, Pahoehoe (1st -
4th)-Makauu 3rd, Pahoehoe 1st - Kolo, Pahoehoe 1st - Makuu
Section 8 (TMK 3-8-8) : Alika Homesteads, Captain Cook, Honomalino Acres, Kipahoehoe-Papa 2nd, Milolii
Beach Lots Subdivision, Papa 1st, Papa 2nd, Papa Bay Estate, Papa Homesteads
Section 9 (TMK 3-8-9) : Anapuka-Honomalino Mauka, Coffee Lots Subdivision, Honomalino & Kalihi,
Honomalino Beach Lots, Honomalino Beach Section, Hoopuloa, Hoopuloa House Lots,
Hoopuloa-Okoe, Kalihi, Kapua, Kona Agricultural Co. Subdivision, Lani-Kona
Subdiv, Milolii Heights Farm Lots, Okoe 1st & 2nd, Papa Bay Estates
Zone 9 - Kau
Section 1 (TMK 3-9-1) :
Section 2 (TMK 3-9-2) : Hawaiian Ocean View Estates, Hawaiian Ocean View Ranchos, Kahuku, Kahuku Country
Estates, Keone's Hawaiian Rancho, Kona Country Gardens I & II, Kona Garden
Estates, Kona Gardens Subdivision, Kona South Estates, Kula Kai View Estates
Section 3 (TMK 3-9-3) : Kamaoa Homestead, Kamaoa-Puueo, Kiolakaa-Keaa Homesteads, Pakininui-Mohowae
Section 4 (TMK 3-9-4) : Alala Condo, Discovery Harbour, Green Sand Subdivision, Kamaoa Haven
Subdivision, Kau Farm Lots Subdivision, Kawela-Kiolakaa, Kiolakaa Homesite
Subdivision, Kiolakaa Homesteads, Kiolakaa Orchards, Kiolakaa-Keaa Homesteads,
Kiolakaa-Nukakaia, Mark Twain Estates, Puueo-Miananai
Section 5 (TMK 3-9-5) : Hilea Nui & Hilea Iki, Kaala Iki & Hokukano, Kahilipali Nui & Iki,
Kalana Golf Estates, Kaunamano Homesteads, Kawala, Naalehu Subdivision, Naalehu
Village, Ninole-Wailau Homesteads, Waiohinu, Waiohinu Homesteads, Waiohinu House
Lots, Waiohinu Town Lots
Section 6 (TMK 3-9-6 : John Bull Subdivision, Kaauhuhuula-Kaalaala Makai, Kopu-Paauau 2nd, Pahala
Village, Punaluu-Paauau, Puukoa, Wood Valley, Wood Valley Homesteads
Section 7 (TMK 3-9-7) :
Section 8 (TMK 3-9-8) :
Section 9 (TMK 3-9-9) : Keauhou-Kapapala, Volcano Golf & Country Club Subdivision, Volcano Golf
Course Lots, Volcano Golf Course Site


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Stories are listed roughly in reverse chronological order.
Saturday evening marks the start of an era as Bill Callahan tries to prove adept at pushing the right buttons on the field as well as off. More on the 2004 season opener from the papers in Lincoln (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), Grand Island (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), Omaha ( 1, 2, 3), Quad Cities and Miami.
WIU's Wyatt Green turns heads at outside linebacker.
Coach Callahan urges patience as he addresses the Big Red Breakfast.
Trev Alberts comments on the first game.
Hard work and perfectionism propel Barrett Ruud toward Jerry Murtaugh's record.
The Colonel is glad the waiting is almost over.
Papers in New York, Denver, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Boston offer their takes on the Callahan debut.
A Husker fan has an open letter to Coach Callahan.
Commentary: Khus the Red, Husker Dan.
Coach Patterson's thoughts
on Nebraska.
Fans are encouraged to take part in a new tradition.
Joe Dailey and Kurt Mann gear up for their first starts.
Some top recruiting prospects will be at the game.
NU makes final preparations for the opener. Also, notes from the WIU side.
Some press from
the opponent.
Sandro DeAngelis aims to keep
his focus and his starting job.
Willie Amos knows that speed alone won't
cut it at wide receiver.
The coach's game
face is on.
The Leathernecks are no strangers to Division 1-A competition: 1,
Tuesday's press
conference provides insight
on the suspensions,
which include Richie
Bill Busch is looking for a good
return man.
Bill Callahan feels
solid about the depth chart,
and Ryan
Goodman is shocked.
Bill Callahan is anxious
about the opener but not about the pregame
pep talk.
Joe Dailey must be kept healthy.
Illinois game no "gimme".
Western Illinois press release.
Meet the Western Illinois offensive and defensive linemen.
Western Illinois has returning depth at receivers.
Fred Layne and Justin Langan were named to the I-AA.org Preseason
All-America Team.
The Western Illinois wallpaper
is now available.
Western Illinois is ranked 12th in the 1-AA pre-season


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GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — A 15-year old girl shot by her boyfriend's mother in North Carolina has died, raising the death toll from the weekend shooting spree to five.
Guilford County Sheriff BJ Barnes says Makayla Leigh Woods died Wednesday afternoon.
Authorities say 36-year-old Mary Ann Holder killed herself after shooting her two sons and three other children. All but one of the children has died.
The sheriff's department says Holder's nephew remains on life support.
Holder also shot her married former lover early Sunday. Randall Lamb was expected to recover from his shoulder wound.
Police say they have not yet established a definite motive in the case.
Holder did leave a note taking responsibility for the shootings.


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Inventing cultural heroes : a critical exploration of the discursive role of culture, nationalism and hegemony in the Australian rural and remote health sector
Fitzpatrick, Lesley Maria Gerard (2006) Inventing cultural heroes : a critical exploration of the discursive role of culture, nationalism and hegemony in the Australian rural and remote health sector. Professional Doctorate thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Rural and remote areas of Australia remain the last bastion of health disadvantage in a developed nation with an enviable health score-card. During the last ten years, rural and remote health has emerged as a significant issue in the media and the political arena. This thesis examines print media, policy documents and interviews from selected informants to ascertain how they represent medical practitioners and health services in rural and remote areas of Australia, why they do so, and the consequences of such positions. In many of these representations, rural and remote medical practitioners are aligned with national and cultural mythologies, while health services are characterised as dysfunctional and at crisis point.
Ostensibly, the representations and identity formulations are aimed at redressing the health inequities in remote rural and Australia. They define and elaborate debates and contestations about needs and claims and how they should be addressed; a process that is crucial in the development of professional identity and power (Fraser; 1989). The research involves an analysis and critical reading of the entwined discourses of culture, power, and the politics of need. Following Wodak and others (1999), these dynamics are explored by examining documents that are part of the discursive constitution of the field. In particular, the research examines how prevailing cultural concepts are used to configure the Australian rural and remote medical practitioner in ways that reflect and advance socio-cultural hegemony.
The conceptual tools used to explore these dynamics are drawn from critical and post-structural theory, and draw upon the work of Nancy Fraser (1989; 1997) and Ruth Wodak (1999). Both theorists developed approaches that enable investigation into the effects of language use in order to understand how the cultural framing of particular work can influence power relations in a professional field. The research follows a cultural studies approach, focussing on texts as objects of research and acknowledging the importance of discourse in the development of cultural meaning (Nightingale, 1993). The methodological approach employs Critical Discourse Analysis, specifically the Discourse Historical Method (Wodak, 1999). It is used to explore the linguistic hallmarks of social and cultural processes and structures, and to identify the ways in which political control and dominance are advanced through language-based strategies. An analytical tool developed by Ruth Wodak, Rudolf de Cillia, Martin Reisigl and Karin Leibhart (1999) was adapted and used to identify nationalistic identity formulations and related linguistic manoeuvres in the texts.
The dissertation argues that the textual linguistic manoeuvres and identity formulations produce and privilege a particular identity for rural and remote medical practitioners, and that cultural myth is used to popularise, shore up and advance the goals of rural doctors during a period of crisis and change. Important in this process is the differentiation of rural and remote medicine from other disciplines in order to define and advance its political needs and claims (Fraser, 1989). This activity has unexpected legacies for the rural and remote health sector.
In developing a strong identity for rural doctors, discursive rules have been established by the discipline regarding roles, personal and professional characteristics, and practice style; rules which hold confounding factors for the sustainability of remote and rural medical practice and health care generally. These factors include: the professional fragmentation of the discipline of primary medical care into general practice and rural medicine; and identity formulations that do not accommodate an ageing workforce characterised by cultural diversity, decreasing engagement in full time work, and a higher proportion of women participants. Both of these factors have repercussions for the recruitment and retention of rural and remote health professionals and the maintenance of a sustainable health workforce.
The dissertation argues that the formulated identities of rural and remote medical practitioners in the texts maintain and reproduce relationships of cultural, political and social power. They have also influenced the ways in which rural and remote health services have been developed and funded. They selectively represent and value particular roles and approaches to health care. In doing so, they misrepresent the breadth and complexities of rural and remote health issues, and reinforce a reputational economy built on differential professional and cultural respect, and political and economic advantage. This disadvantages the community, professions and interest groups of lower value and esteem, and other groups whose voices are often not heard. Thus, regardless of their altruistic motivations, the politics of identity and differentiation employed in the formulated identities in the texts are based on an approach that undermines the redistributive goals of justice and equity (Fraser 1997), and works primarily to develop and advantage the discipline of rural medicine.
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Brent Bozell, unhinged
Research ››› ››› ERIC BOEHLERT
Guess we should've seen this one coming.
Guess we should've seen this one coming.
Democrats hadn't even officially won control of the Senate, and Brent Bozell, the conservative press referee, was crying foul, claiming journalists had mugged Republicans and thrown the election. "In 25 years of looking at the national media, I have never in my life seen a more one-sided, distorted, vicious presentation of news -- and non-news -- by the national media," Bozell whined on November 8.
And that was just the opening salvo: "The national press ought to be collectively ashamed of itself. They might as well take out membership in the Democratic national party. They were simply microphones for the party." On and on Bozell droned about how the press doomed Republican chances by purposefully manipulating the news to make the Bush administration look bad.
At least he was on-script. Bozell, who founded the Media Research Center in 1987 in order to rid the nation's press of its liberal bias, is paid to blame Republican woes on the media. And his comforting narrative was repeated robotically over at the MRC's NewsBusters blog, which announced that "the mainstream media chalked up a major victory on November 7." (Neither Bozell nor NewsBusters bothers to explain why Republicans were able to win elections in 2000, 2002, and 2004 while battling the very same liberal media.)
It was interesting to note that after the election, rank-and-file conservatives -- as opposed to paid rabble-rousers -- didn't seem all that eager to embrace the blame-the-media meme. NewsBusters conducted an online poll among its very conservative, anti-press readers, and just a slim majority -- 54 percent -- thought the press won the election for Democrats by tearing down Republicans.
Truth is, the "liberal bias" argument has paid lots of bills for conservatives over the past several decades. It has sustained lucrative careers for people like Bozell, and it's proven to be a boffo fundraising tool for GOP activists. But in the wake of Election Day, we've seen, yet again, how the need to keep the liberal-bias cash machine humming along has surpassed the need to provide authentic and honest media criticism. Instead, lazy conservative critics today knowingly hold up factually solid reports that happen to reflect poorly on Republicans (e.g. President Bush is unpopular) as evidence of a deep-seated bias.
As ABC News reporter Jake Tapper recently noted on his blog, "There are legitimate conservative arguments to make about the media. But not every time someone reports something that doesn't bode well for Republicans is it bias. Sometimes it's called: reality." (Either that, or Stephen Colbert was right and reality does have a well-known liberal bias.)
The right-wing conveyor belt of attacks on the press is often loopy and fact-free, and usually not worth rebutting in detail. But the latest spasm triggered by Election Day losses deserves a closer look, since it represents a preview of the permanent campaign conservative critics will wage as Democrats take control of Congress. In other words, after years of playing defense for the GOP, this is what conservative press critics, led by Bozell, look like playing offense. And, like the hapless Detroit Lions facing a third-and-20, it ain't pretty.
For instance, in a postelection column, Bozell went bonkers on The Washington Post, blaming the daily for Sen. George Allen's loss to Democrat James Webb in Virginia. "[T]he Post completely lost its bearings, treating Allen with left-wing aggression and loathing, as if he ripped out the fingernails of small children every night as a giggly hobby," the press hound whined. Bozell claimed the Post "pound[ed] away day after day from August to November," devoting "front page after front page, editorial after editorial, story after story" to criticizing Allen. Yet I found just three lonely post-Labor Day editorials devoted to criticizing Allen's re-election run, which was actually pretty generous of the Post considering that Allen's Keystone Kops campaign was marked by an almost constant flow of self-inflicted wounds.
Elsewhere, Bozell was certain the Post had committed an egregious sin -- "a display of utter shamelessness" -- when the paper unquestioningly published a campaign dispatch quoting Webb saying, "I don't think it's right to use someone's [military] service directly for a political reason." The problem? "This was ridiculous, and the height of hypocrisy, and the Post knew it," Bozell wrote, because "Webb's TV ads relentlessly mentioned his service in Vietnam and his son's service in Iraq." [Emphasis added.]
Bozell was certain: The Post knowingly misled readers because Webb's ads were flooded with words and images about his military service, as well as his son's.
Note to Bozell -- go here and watch Webb's nine television campaign commercials and count the number that mentioned his service in Vietnam. Then count the number that mentioned his son's duties in Iraq and let us know if you'd like to change the phrasing of your column from "relentlessly" (as in Webb "relentlessly" mentioned his military service) to "rarely" -- since that, after all, would actually be accurate. (In the nine ads, just two referenced Webb's Vietnam days, and only one mentioned Webb's son's current duty.)
In another election-related harangue, Bozell complained that television news teams didn't give the administration enough credit when gas prices began to fall during the summer. "Instead, they ... shamelessly advanced Lyndon LaRouche-style conspiracy theories about how Republicans somehow were manipulating gas prices downward in order to get themselves elected," Bozell wrote.
But that wasn't a LaRouche-style conspiracy theory. According to a Gallup poll released in September, 42 percent of Americans thought the Bush administration was manipulating gas prices for political advantage. Meaning, it was newsworthy. But because it reflected poorly on Bush, lazy right-wing press critics called it bias.
More? Bozell also claimed to have conclusive proof the press had been too soft on Speaker of the House-designate Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and had deliberately soft-peddled her liberal leanings:
Since Pelosi was elected as the House Democratic leader in November of 2002, all the way through to late October of 2006, the networks have not once described her as a "liberal." You read that correctly. Not once. That's not news coverage. That's a four-year masquerade party." [Emphasis in original.]
Not once?
- "Our issues this Sunday, history: A woman elected to lead the House Democrats. California liberal Nancy Pelosi. What will be her agenda? We'll ask her." NBC's Meet the Press, November 17, 2002. [Emphasis added.]
- "With Republicans controlling both Houses of Congress and the White House, it is not an easy time to be Democratic leader, let alone a liberal Democrat from San Francisco. But Nancy Pelosi is not backing down." NBC's Today, January 4, 2005. [Emphasis added.]
Oh, and how many times during Illinois Rep. Dennis Hastert's first four years as the Republicans' speaker of the House did the networks describe him as "conservative"? Answer: just four. So was why it some sort of scandal that the press didn't label Pelosi a liberal at every turn?
Pelosi vs. Gingrich
Nonetheless, Pelosi's press coverage became a key talking point among Republican sore losers. And specifically how the press was being too nice to the speaker-designate in 2006 while the press had been so mean to Newt Gingrich back in 1994 when he steered the Republicans to their electoral routs. Over at the National Review's blog The Corner, Byron York posted alleged proof of the press's lapdog approach to Pelosi:
[T]he front page of the Washington Post's Style section has featured the following headlines in the last two days:
Pride of Baltimore: Nancy Pelosi Learned Her Politics At the Elbow of Her Father the Mayor
Muted Tones of Quiet Authority: A Look Suited to the Speaker
Power Cleaning: As Democrats Take Over the House, Republicans' Perks May Go Out the Window
The front page of the Style section featured the following headlines in the days after the 1994 election:
The Day After: Sifting Through the Wreckage
How the Gingrich Stole Christmas
First, as Paul McLeary noted at CJR Daily, it's a bit odd -- not to mention lazy -- to try to prove media bias solely on the basis of headlines plucked from the Post's Style section. Wouldn't analysis of actual articles from the paper's news section be a better barometer of the newspaper's performance?
But take a look at the articles picked out as proof, particularly from the Gingrich era. If conservative press critics had bothered to actually read the first example, "The Day After: Sifting Through the Wreckage," they would have realized it was a look at the dreadful pounding Democrats took at the polls in 1994; how so many of its longtime stalwarts had gone down to defeat; and how the party, after controlling Congress for 40 years, had lost its grip in stunning fashion. In fact, the very first person quoted in the article was high-profile conservative Bill Kristol. So how, exactly, did detailing the Democrats' embarrassing demise illustrate the Post's liberal bias? The answer, of course, was that it did not.
But what about "How the Gingrich Stole Christmas"? That was obviously proof that liberal insiders on the Post's political beat openly despised the new speaker of the House, right? Truth is, that headline was attached to a humor column by Tony Kornheiser, who made just as much fun of Bill Clinton in the column as he did Gingrich. ("Talk about losers. What's Clinton going to do next, quarterback the Buffalo Bills?")
Meanwhile, back at MRC's NewsBusters, frustrated partisans complained that NBC's Brian Williams had been too friendly with Pelosi in an interview taped less than 24 hours after the Democrats' Election Day victory. (Because really, isn't that the best time to pose caustic questions?)
NewsBusters pointed to a 1994 NBC Dateline piece on Gingrich a week after the elections -- "a negative ten-minute ... hit piece" -- and wondered why NBC's interview with Pelosi didn't have the exact same tone. NewsBusters, of course, was careful to leave out any context that might have explained the different approaches to the NBC interviews.
And that's another favorite, albeit sloppy, tactic of the right: pretend context does not exist, which allows people to make all sorts of phony comparisons. In this case, NewsBusters pretends that Gingrich in 1994 was not a controversial public figure. In other words, complain that Gingrich and Pelosi should have received the exact same press coverage because they were exactly alike.
Well, maybe if prior to the election Pelosi had called the Bush administration "the enemies of normal people," maybe if she had compared Republicans to Stalinists, maybe if she preached family values but tried to finalize her divorce in the hospital while her husband recovered from cancer surgery and then stiffed him on her part of the child support, maybe if she had railed against congressional perks yet bounced 22 checks with the House bank, and maybe if Pelosi's former church minister was willing to go before the NBC cameras and announce she was "amoral when it comes to politics" (the way Gingrich's did), then maybe NBC 's report on Pelosi in 2006 would have been more like NBC's report on Gingrich in 1994.
The discouraging part is that this conservative press nonsense -- this foolery -- seems to work. Meaning, corporate journalists, suffering a perpetual case of rabbit ears, snap to attention whenever the hollow "liberal bias" charges start to fly. Look at the November 12 column from Washington Post ombudsman Deborah Howell, "Media 'Liberalism' Under the Microscope." In it, Howell earnestly announced the obvious -- conservative readers were really upset because they think the Post has a leftward bias. (Talk about an evergreen.) But the real tell in the column came here:
During my first six months here, I heard more from liberal Democrats who complained that The Post was going easy on the Bush administration. In the past six months, it has shifted to Republicans claiming bias. [Emphasis added.]
What did Howell do during her first six months when she was hearing a chorus of complaints from liberals about the Post's timid Bush coverage? Answer: nothing. A search of Howell's column archives shows that not once did she devote an entire column addressing the concern of liberal readers. But when conservative activists started giving Howell a piece of their minds, the ombudsman quickly fired off a column, patiently assuring them their complaints were being heard at the Post.
Howell, a Beltway fixture for 16 years, was in perfect sync with accepted corporate media etiquette; liberal complaints about the press are dismissed, no matter how accurate and factual, while conservative complaints are lavished with attention, no matter how loony and fact-free.
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New member here with a question for you experienced riders.
Background: I am a somewhat intermediate rider from eastern PA who makes at least 1 "big" ski trip per year and spend the rest of my time on the tiny Pocono mountains. Haven't made it up to VT yet but I have been out west and ridden Breck and Loveland. This year I am heading to Jackson Hole. I rip the in bounds blacks, blues, etc etc, but no park. I can ride switch half decent but definitely not with enough confidence to ride the steeps. I currently ride an '06 Burton Bullet 162 Wide (size 12 boots) with '08 Cartel Bindings (Yes, I have Burton gear, don't shoot!!).
The Question: I am considering a new setup, but I have some budget constraints due to spending money on actually going snowboarding as opposed to new gear. How much better are the modern day boards? I know the Bullet was an entry-level model at the time and it gets me down the slopes just fine but I am curious as to whether or not I'm oblivious to some new world of performance or some burning reason why I should upgrade other than the fact that I want new gear.
I was considering some '12/'13 Burton Cartels and a '13/'14 Custom Camber 162W for the sole reason that I have a Burton and really like it, but I haven't really been 'keeping up with the joneses' so to speak on what's hot and what's not nowadays.
So: should I splurge on some new gear? or save the money for another trip next year? (Note: I know this question is a bit subjective, but I just want to hear some opinions, insults, or other comments from the peanut gallery)
OK, first the insult: You're ugly and your mother dresses you funny.
Next, on the board. I don't know if the same level of board from '14 is going to be huge difference from the '06 version, but I do know that going from an entry-level board to a mid-to-expensive board does make a big difference. My first board was an entry-level Morrow Lithium, and it was great for learning on, but when I bought my first Never Summer it made a world of difference. Doesn't have to be an NS, but there is a reason why more expensive boards are more expensive. Better production control, lighter materials, better designs...
Rider > board, but also good board > crap board.
OTOH, on mountain with crap board > sitting in living room staring at good board.
First the insult .shoot low boys, hes a tiny Pocono mountain rider
Let me ask why do you want a new board?
Is it because the board is holding you back, i.e. you are maxing out the capacity of the boards potential/ability?....and you want to progress further. If thats case, which board is going to take full advantage of the Pocono Mtn where you ride the most.
Is it because you are going to Jackson and you anticipate that a new board will enable you to enjoy more of the hill? If thats the case, ur buying a board that you will use once a year.
So you will either need to buy/have 2 board quiver one for Pocono and one for Jackson or get a board that will sort of work for both hills .and perhaps enhance your progression. Thus Id humbly suggest something like an all mtn twin hybrid such as a Gnu Riders Choice in the appropriate size.
OTOH .if ur not in to progressing your skills nor maxing out your current boards inherent design potential thus just recrecationally cruising around .why buy a new fancy board take the trip (and if needed rent a performance board to demo and have fun).
I appreciate the input!
To answer your questions:
Well... I think I want a new board because I'm a sucker for new gear (always want to buy new stuff!!!)
Mainly I feel like I am at the point in my riding skill level that it might be beneficial to step up from an entry level board., but I don't know for certain. I only get 5-10 days on the Mountain/year, but I bought my setup used in 2009 along with the bindings and my old boots for $300 cash altogether, so I feel like it might be time to make the next step. The Jackson trip has me a little tight on money but If I'm going to make the move I'd rather get the board before as opposed to after the trip.
Also I am convinced that the technology in snowboards has advanced in the last 8 years after checking out a few boards at my local shop and feeling how light and springy they are compared to my current stick. (and the fact that they were shiny and new didn't help)
Once again, thanks for the input, just trying to get a feel for where the technology is these days, and how often other folks opt for a new setup.
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Arindel Farm's Wait a While, last year's Eclipse Award winner as the nation's top 3-year-old filly, started her 2007 season in fine style, going virtually gate to wire to win the $100,000 Honey Fox Handicap (gr. IIIT) as the prohibitive favorite on the Gulfstream Park turf Sunday.
Carrying 123 pounds -- six to 10 more than each of her six rivals -- in her first start since finishing fourth behind older distaffers in the Emirates Airline Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT) Nov. 4, Wait a While was in sharp form, completing the 1 1/16-mile distance in an impressive time of 1:39 1/5 on firm going.
John Velazquez was aboard the Todd Pletcher trainee for the first time since they finished second in last April's Ashland Stakes (gr. I) at Keeneland. The gray daughter of of Maria's Mon was keen to go from the start. After being headed for a couple of strides by Brazilian, Wait a While took command. She led the rest of the way while posting fractions of :23 4/5, :47 3/5 and 1:11. Wait of While left Brazilian behind on the final turn and took a 1 1/2-length lead into the stretch.
Velazquez roused the filly in upper stretch and she opened up a two-length lead at the furlong pole. She finished willingly under a hand urging to defeat the stalking Precious Kitten, ridden by Rafael Bejarano, by 1 1/4 lengths. Precious Kitten was moving well through the stretch but could not make an impact on the winner. The Irish-bred Chaibia, Cornelio Velasquez aboard, launched a menacing bid on the turn to reach contention but flattened out in the stretch and finished third, two lengths behind the runner-up.
"There wasn't much speed in the race," Velazquez noted. "I let her break and she broke well. She was awesome. I gave her one spank and she took off."
"She gave some nice horses a lot of weight today," said Pletcher, who won his fourth graded stakes at Gulfstream in the past two days. "She was fresh coming off the layoff. It was a very good performance. I can't say right now what might be next. Most of the races for her division come along later in the season like the Cash Call Mile (Hollywood Park), Beverly D (Arlington Park) and Yellow Ribbon (Santa Anita). There's no rush with her, but it's possible she could run in something at Keeneland before then."
In her championship season Wait a While won on both dirt and turf, including grade I triumphs on the lawn in the American Oaks (gr. IT) at Hollywood Park and the Yellow Ribbon (gr. I) at Santa Anita's Oak Tree meeting prior to the Breeders' Cup. In the Filly & Mare Turf, Wait a While tracked the leaders while four wide into the stretch but failed to show her customary fire through the lane, finishing 4 1/4 lengths behind the champion mare Ouija Board. Saturday's win, her eighth in 14 lifetime starts, increased her earnings to $1,368,917 for owner Alan Cohen, owner of the NHL's Florida Panthers.
W.S. Farish and W. Temple Webber Jr. bred Wait a While, a $260,000 Ocala sale in February 2005, in Kentucky. She is out of the A.P. Indy mare Flirtatious.
Sent off at odds of 2-5, Wait a While paid $2.80, $2.40 and $2.10. Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey's homebred Precious Kitten, last seen winning Churchill Downs' Mrs. Revere (gr. IIT) Nov. 18 by a neck for trainer Bobby Frankel, returned $3.80 and $2.10. Chaibia, second in the Athenia Handicap (gr. IIIT) on the Belmont Park inner turf course last out Oct. 15, was $2.10 to show.
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Marco Werman: FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, gave clearance for the NSA's phone records sweep on April 25th. The timing has many speculating about a connection to the Boston Marathon bombings investigation. We can't know for sure, but it got us wondering about the status of that investigation. Juliette Kayyem is a foreign affairs columnist for the Boston Globe, and a former Homeland Security official. Juliette, what's new and noteworthy in the investigation?
Juliette Kayyem: There are so many different pieces to the investigation now so we'll start with the core one, which is the case against the younger Tsarnaev brother, as well as the investigation into any foreign links. The House Intelligence Committee went to Russia to speak with Russians about what they possibly knew about radicalization, or more importantly, whether a foreign group had knowledge and helped to assist in the attacks on the Boston Marathon. Their discussions were, I guess a good way of saying it, odd. There were a number of different aspects to their visit to Russia, including the involvement of an American actor and others who would try to get them to meet with Russians and Chechnyans and figure out what's going on. I have to admit to you that I think that the House Intel Committee visit will come up with almost nothing. The Russians have not been very forthcoming in the investigation. So what that essentially means is that we're dependent on the FBI and others who would honestly assist in this investigation to determine whether there was any direct foreign terrorist links. And then there is of course the case here. There will be a trial unless there is a guilty plea in order to avoid the death penalty. And that will take months, if not years.
Werman: One story related to the bombing, though the links are still hard to see, and that makes it kind of a sticking point, is that of the FBI killing of Ibragim Todashev in Florida last month. What can you tell us about that?
Kayyem: Okay, so Todashev was a friend of Tamerlan, they worked out together in Boston, and there has been an ongoing investigation about the homicide of three of their friends a few years back on September 11. So that investigation was sort of ongoing and the FBI went to go visit Todashev in Florida. There was some altercation that no one can quite figure out what it was, and Todashev was shot dead by an FBI agent. I have to say, that rarely happens. Those are not common incidences and there is an internal FBI investigation into what, in fact, happened. Originally there were stories that Todashev came forward with a gun or had some weapon. The FBI has backed down from that story, so we have no idea, and the FBI has not been forthcoming at all about what happened in that house in Florida. But we have one, Todashev is dead. He had relationships with the older brother. No one thinks he had any involvement with the Boston Marathon attacks, but may have had involvement with the three homicides in Boston. So that's where that case is and the FBI is doing, of course, a separate review of what in fact happened and how did the altercation start and how did it end in a deadly manner.
Werman: And, Juliette, as for the entire investigation right now into the Boston Marathon bombings, what bothers you the most that you really want an answer to that you don't have yet?
Kayyem: Well, one is clearly what happened in Russia and who Tamerlan was meeting with and how much the Russians knew about this. There is a lot of scapegoating going on right now. I tend not to believe much of what the Russian intelligence agencies are telling various government officials, including the House Intelligence Committee. I think everyone is trying to say, look, we knew it, if only the FBI had heard it, had listened to us, things would have been better. We just can't know right now. So big question about what happened in Russia and how much were the Russians following it. And then also, obviously, and this may be because I live not very far from where these bombs were made. There is a big question about Tamerlan's wife, how cooperative she's being, and that's also relevant because if they were building the bombs in a residential area and she knew something of it, I think that her involvement is very relevant to making a case against the younger brother and to understanding, in fact, how did they manage to be so successful at building the bombs, placing them, and having them go off at the moment when the Boston Marathon was most crowded. So those are two of many questions that remain in the case.
Werman: Boston Globe columnist and former Homeland Security official Juliette Kayyem. Always good to speak with you. Thanks.
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Ravitch Criticizes Testing, Charters
On WNYC's Brian Lehrer show, education historian Diane Ravitch came out swinging against the new Common Core learning standards, charter schools and what she called Mayor Michael Bloomberg's "academic apartheid." Listen to the full interview.
Ravitch is promoting her new book Reign of Error: The Hoax of the Privatization Movement and the Danger to America's Public Schools. She was featured as part of "30 Issues in 30 Days" series on The Brian Lehrer Show.
"My problem with the Common Core is not that there are national standards, but that they've never been tested anywhere," she said, about the learning standards many states have adopted, including New York. Just about 30 percent of students in New York State were proficient on this year's first math and English exams aligned with the Common Core which generally emphasizes more writing and analysis.
Ravitch said she thought there should have been field tests first, but that the White House didn't want to wait. The Obama administration did not create the Common Core standards but it did reward states with extra money if they embraced the new standards. Although the standards are meant to encourage more critical thinking, Ravitch said they come at a difficult time because schools are are already "overloaded" and demoralized from the intense focus on testing, which has flourished since enactment of the No Child Left Behind law.
Yet several online comments came from parents who said they are not interested in going back to the way things were before. Joyce from Manhattan said the interview made her angry. "We have poor results, and there is a distinct lack of willingness to try new approaches and instead a desire to hunker down and fight change," she wrote " For the most part, we need a new generation of teachers. I give up on most of the old guard."
Lehrer asked Ravitch, who endorsed Bill de Blasio during the Democratic mayoral primary, about the candidate's plan to charge charter schools rent if they use space in district schools. He has opposed co-locating any schools, in general, without obtaining support from local communities. Republican candidate Joe Lhota has said these policies would "annihilate" charters, and has promised to double the number of charters to provide parents with more choices.
"To be perfectly frank, I endorsed Bill de Blasio because I think he will represent a sharp break from the Bloomberg education program," said Ravitch. "I think the Bloomberg education program is overwhelmingly rejected by New Yorkers." She noted that several polls show only 20-25 percent of New Yorkers agree with the Mayor's policies.
"People of the city live in neighborhoods and live in communities," she said. "Bloomberg has done everything possible to destroy community schools and neighborhoods schools, and the challenge for the next Mayor is how do we create good public schools in every neighborhood?"
Furthermore, Ravitch claimed Bloomberg's policies have led to "academic apartheid" in buildings where charters share space with district schools because, "instead of getting smaller classes they lose their facilities to a well-funded charter school which has billionaires on the school board and that's not right."
But one listener, whose child attends Community Roots Charter School in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, praised her school for being more diverse than some regular public schools in wealthy communities such as Park Slope. She said this was because of the charter school's lottery system and its commitment to take children from public housing.
Ravitch acknowledged she had heard good things about this charter, and said she wished that was typical. But she insisted the charter movement has been taken over by what she called "reactionary elements" of society who have made big donations to political campaigns to advance their reform agenda.
Another online listener wrote in support of the charter schools.
"What does Diane Ravitch say to parents who are fed up with the rubber room, teachers who were never punished for hitting or sexually assaulting students, senselessly routed bus service, and over the hill teachers who are just waiting to retire and collect their pensions? Charter schools are free of these entrenched problems," wrote Kat from Astoria. "Michael Mulgrew and the teachers union propose no solutions and are deaf to parents' ears. Parents need choices and charter schools are a positive one."
When asked about the better than average scores at some charters, such as the Success schools run by former city Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz, Ravitch threw down a challenge.
"I think Eva Moskowitz needs to take over an entire school district so she can show what she can do when she takes all the kids. The kids with disabilities, the kids who don't read or speak English, that would be a proof of her message."
Despite her pessimistic view of New York City's school system, Ravitch pointed out that U.S. graduation rates have never been higher and dropout rates are at their lowest. It's the urban school systems that are struggling.
Her prescription? Smaller classes, more arts programs, guidance counselors and social workers, as well as daily physical education.
"They need all the same things that children in the affluent communities have that they need more of it," she said.


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Try taking a 40 or 357Sig (which use the same breech face) to using a 9mm bullet. And when the weapon won't cycle with repeatability, or blows up in your face.. you can tell me, if you can still speak.


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I'm now here on the place for several years now, but there has been always a question which bugged me but I never had the idea to ask on the forums until now:
Would Fireworks PNG Templates also get accepted?
Thanks in advance
Unfortunately there isn't a FW template category yet, but hopefully there will be at some point. I also prefer FW for layout designs.
- Chris