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- Companies of movie : Go Films, Three Coin Productions,
- Countries of movie : Ghana, United States of America,
- Language of movie : English,
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- Actors of movie :Henry Adofo (Abubakar), Michael Attram (Menti), Alphonse Menyo (Meyers), Phillip Adekunle Michael (Gaye), Clement Amegayie (Nyanforh), Bright Dodoo (Selli), Great Ejiro (Forkpah), Nuong Faalong (Akatika), Bill Myers (Ansa), Godwin Namboh (Momulu), Stacy Afful (Mrs. Thomas), Robert Conder (President Cunningham)
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Free Bridge Land Trust, free-standing illuminated monument sign, $1,000.
Albemarle Hotel LLC, new Guadalajara restaurant (Old Town and Country Motel), $747,000.
Vassalos LLC, addition to TipTop restaurant, enlarge kitchen, relocate bathrooms and walk-in freezer/additional seating, $250,000.
Pantops Park LLC, Virginia National Bank operations center, Pantops Park Building 1A, $8,326,000.
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Dale Ludwig, demolish dwelling (built approximately 1950) and outbuilding, $5,000.
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Manresa Jesuit Retreat House, located 16 miles north of Detroit in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., offers retreatants a respite from the city on its 37–acre campus with almost 50,000 trees. A nature trail through the woods circles the grounds. Some of the land is along the main branch of the young Rouge River, which traverses the property.
Waterfowl, geese, mallards and the great blue heron are among the variety of wildlife that may be found on the grounds. On the right day retreatants might see snapping turtles laying their eggs or baby turtles hatching and heading for the water.
Manresa is a place of prayer that seeks to help people grow in their spiritual life through group and individually directed retreats, which are scheduled year-round. Other forms of prayer may also be available during a group retreat, such as Mass, the rosary, reconciliation, Benediction, Stations of the Cross and eucharistic adoration. Retreats are open to Christians of all denominations, and retreatants are free to attend any of the offerings that agree with their own religious practices.
Other offerings at Manresa include the Spiritual Exercises in Daily Life (which may be completed at home over a period of about nine months), retreats adapted for special groups or topics, prayer services, reading seminars, workshops, spiritual direction, days of prayer and a two-year internship program in Ignatian spirituality. The center and its conference facilities are also used by other religious and educational groups.


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Students will have the opportunity to study the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of scanned organ systems, recognize the sonographic patterns of the organs, learn the protocols for a logical and thorough survey of the organs, and provide accurate and technical impressions to the interpreting physician.
The core curriculum is structured to include an on-campus lecture component, an on-campus imaging laboratory component, and an off-campus integrated clinical component. The final externship portion of the curriculum is structured to include supervised experiences in the clinical environment that require competencies, logs, and evaluations completed by the student.
At the conclusion of the program, graduates who have diligently attended class and their externship, studied, and practiced their skills should have the skills to seek entry-level employment as diagnostic medical sonographers.
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Commentary: Recall a victory for brats, olive branches and hope
Our contest bombed unfortunately, but we ain't giving up
By Ellen Foley
Special To Channel 3000
No matter whom you supported June 5, Wisconsin's recall election surprised you.
The media called it at 9:05 p.m., startling everyone, including media commentators like me who were trying to look smart on television but who kept getting interrupted by concession speeches.
"And now to the ballroom where the candidate is … uh… Is the candidate conceding!?"
Mayor Tom Barrett was slapped by a supporter who was not amused that he conceded early.
When you have this kind of drama at a remote location, no one wants to hear what someone sitting in a Madison studio is saying. It was humbling and a lot of fun.
I was very pleased that Gov. Scott Walker offered a conciliatory tone in his victory speech and invited his friends and foes to a Brat Summit at the residence. We do hope the Walker Administration had read the Foley-At-Large call for more burger nights at Alt n' Bach's Town Tap, but we have no confirmation of that.
While we await another recount in the Racine area to determine if the Democrats or the Republicans have won the Senate majority, Walker's beer and brat invitation was a good olive branch as many tired politicos and faith community leaders pleaded publicly for healing.
My Republican pals do see the victory as a mandate to continue the Walker strategy to shrink government and enhance business prowess. I'm not expecting our governor to stop his campaign to evangelize Wisconsin and other states on his budget priorities.
However, the entire town seems a bit more subdued and a little less cocky. I hope that lasts. The recall was a great opportunity to air many issues. In the end, that painful conversation will bring us closer.
Exit polling told us that many voters did not support the recall of a governor who had not been found guilty of wrong going. It indicates that there are still voters on the fence about our Republican leaders, and my advice to the GOP is to pay attention to that. It could be significant numbers of our neighbors didn't vote for Walker but rather voted against the recall.
Finally, Foley-At-Large offered a free dinner for two to the person who came up with a way to be positive in recall political advertising. No one won.
We got a very nice note from my friend Sharon Kilfoy about a WORT radio program discussing transparency in electioneering. Thanks, Sharon. I'll buy you lunch to get details.
JoAnnNeis Fuchs also posted an appeal for trust rather than a contest entry. She's not a fan of Gov. Walker but she's got an open mind: "I'm in a wait-and-see mode at the moment. I feel our politicians are being bought and paid for by those special interests in both parties," she said. "Campaign reform, like health care reform, are two issues that will not happen as long as big money is being taken by both parties."
John Holcomb, Jr., a local marketing guru and pal, said I didn't ask the contest question correctly and he'll help me next time. I didn't know there was so much science to contests. I say we use Facebook next time.
In the meantime, I figure Wisconsin has another three days of really hot weather to gather our collective breath, and then the fall campaigns will descend. Foley-At-Large will be here to take your comments and help lead our wonderful state back to sanity.
There's hope. If we keep talking to each other, we will find a way.


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SF firefighter sues for defamation in Asiana crash
Firefighter Elyse Duckett accused the department of "falsely" identifying her to the media as being responsible for killing a 16-year-old survivor
San Francisco Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO — More fallout from last year's deadly Asiana Airlines crash — this time a legal claim filed by a San Francisco firefighter saying the Fire Department defamed her by "falsely" identifying her to the media as being responsible for killing a 16-year-old survivor.
The claim, filed with the city on behalf of Elyse Duckett, a 25-year department veteran, accused the department of discriminating against her because she is African American and lesbian. Department supervisors' goal, she said, was "to protect the firefighter who was actually responsible for the death of Ye Meng Yuan."
Two other Chinese schoolgirls were fatally injured when the Asiana Boeing 777 crashed short of the runway at San Francisco International Airport on July 6 and burst into flames. A coroner's autopsy found that Ye was alive when she was run over on the ground near the plane's left wing.
Footage from another rig's dashboard camera and a battalion chief's helmet camera showed that Duckett's rig was the second one to roll over Ye, and that by the time Duckett hit her, she was obscured by flame-retardant foam.
Duckett's claim says Ye may have been killed by the first rig, known as Rescue 10 and driven by another firefighter, Jimmy Yee. But when Duckett showed up for a meeting with Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White and other brass on July 22, the claim says, she was told "that she needed to admit to the incident and take responsibility" for the girl's death.
Duckett told her bosses that "there was a video showing that Rescue 10 was the vehicle that had hit and killed" the girl. "Notwithstanding, they continued to insist that Elyse Duckett was responsible for her death."
Later that day, according to her attorney, Eduardo Roy, Duckett received repeated phone calls from KGO TV reporter Dan Noyes wanting to talk to her about the crash.
Roy said Duckett "believes that her identity, contact information and involvement were disclosed to Dan Noyes by one or more individuals" in the Fire Department.
Three days later, the station ran a story "falsely identifying" Duckett as the driver responsible for killing Ye, according to the claim. Her name promptly was picked up by other media around the world, the claim says.
Duckett has been in counseling since August as a result of the incident, Roy said, adding that she is back at work.
Roy said fire officials' actions amounted to "a cover-up" and said Duckett wants "those people held accountable who know exactly what happened and when it happened."
Last week, the claim adds - after Duckett filed her initial legal claim with the city - she was "subjected to threats and interrogation over the phone" by Hayes-White and the Fire Department's deputy chief of operations, Mark Gonzales. Roy called that a further violation of her rights as a firefighter "as well as unlawful retaliation" for filing the claim.
Such claims, if rejected by the city, typically are precursors to a lawsuit. Duckett seeks at least $300,000 in damages.
The city attorney's office declined to comment on the claim Monday.
Fire Department officials learned of the claim Monday and had no comment on it, spokeswoman Mindy Talmadge said. "The chief and department as a whole remain very supportive of all the first responders who responded to the Asiana incident and are proud of their commendable efforts," she said.
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Responsibilities & Duties
Governance and Operations:
- Develops and implements strategies to fulfill the organization's mission and ensures compliance with all internal policies.
Leads F.E.P. in a manner that supports and guides the organization's mission as defined by the Board and the President.
- Provides overall leadership and operational management across all 4 core programs (farm worker rights, veganism, food access, and labor in the global chocolate industry).
- Works with the Board to make informed decisions; collaborating with staff and the Board on long-term strategies; submitting to the Board proposed annual budgets and monthly financial statements which accurately reflect the organization's financial condition.
Financial Performance and Viability:
- Responsible for the fiscal integrity of F.E.P., including: operating within the approved budget; ensuring maximum resource utilization; maintaining a positive financial position; taking proactive and quick response measures against challenges; ensuring F.E.P.'s long-term financial health to support F.E.P.'s mission.
- Develops and executes long-term fundraising goals and plans, including vision for donor relations to ensure long term financial health of the org.
- Maintains a solid overall understanding of the organization's overall health at all times.
Mission and Strategy:
- Leads the team to fulfill the organizational mission through programs, community outreach, and strategic planning.
- Provides full oversight and direction of programs, campaigns, and communications.
- Community engagement – Lead by maintaining an active and visible role in the community, and working closely with other professional, civic and private organizations aligned with F.E.P.'s values.
People Management:
- Oversees the team, including development, marketing, office, operations, and campaign staff.
- Responsible for overseeing the hiring and retention of qualified staff as approved in the annual budget or by Board vote.
- Provides leadership and professional development opportunities to staff.
- Creates positive culture and is committed to anti-oppression politics in practice, and creates a safe space for equitable solutions that advance our work.
Requirements and Qualifications
- A minimum of five years leadership and/or management experience.
- Proven success with fundraising and development and working with major donors highly desired.
- Experience developing and/or implementing strategic plans; experience with qualitative and quantitative data collections to assess and evaluate the success of programs and campaigns.
- Demonstrated management skills in the area of human resources, and staff and volunteer management and development, effective team building with a strong commitment to collaborative, team-oriented management.
- Experience in program development, management, and ability to adapt programs to reflect social and political needs.
- A deep understanding and passion for F.E.P.'s mission and values, and experience working in a non-profit setting with a mission-driven staff.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and ability to engage and inspire a wide range of stakeholders.
- Demonstrated commitment to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion within organizations, and ideally food justice organizations/movements.
Food Empowerment Project is a vegan food justice organization and a registered non-profit 501(c)(3) based in Petaluma, CA.
Please review our website, www.foodispower.org, prior to applying. Food Empowerment Project (F.E.P.) is an ethics-based organization and we are searching for individuals whose ethics and values are similar to our organization's mission. Please be sure to include in your cover letter how your personal values and practices are parallel with F.E.P.'s overall mission and goals. People of color, women and non-binary folks, immigrants, LGBTQ, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
We have engaged Fitz-Roy and Associates for this search. Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com
About Food Empowerment Project
Food Empowerment Project (F.E.P.) seeks to create a more just and sustainable world by recognizing the power of one's food choices. We encourage healthy food choices that reflect a more compassionate society by spotlighting the abuse of animals on farms, the depletion of natural resources, unfair working conditions for produce workers, and the unavailability of healthy foods in low-income areas.
The Executive Director (E.D.) will lead the strategic direction and set a progressive vision for the future while managing all operations of a three-person team in partnership with the Board of Directors and Founder lauren Ornelas.


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So there are 5 models in the game that have never been done before?
Very good.http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/User:JBed/FFVII/CharactersHow complete is this list and is there another anywhere?
Ester, two in Snow Town, one in Wutai and one in the shinra building - maybe more, but that the one I could remember.
Are you talking about transparent parts of models during cut scenes?That is an issue related to the model and is not easily fixed without rebuilding the whole model.
At this point, this topic is more than just unshaded characters. This is now unshaded characters, Adult APZ Cloud, and missing NPCs; and maybe the topic header should be changed to reflect the improved itinerary?
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Chestnuts – Holiday Treat and Good For You, Too!
By: Donna Quirk RD LD MBA at LMC
Have you ever tried a roasted chestnut? I never had until yesterday when one of my fellow dietitians offered a sample. It was very good but I have to admit, not what I expected. But, more on that in a minute…
Chestnuts have an interesting nutrition profile that does not resemble other nuts like almonds and walnuts.
A one ounce serving is around 4 chestnuts and provides 60 Calories, 3.4 g Protein, and 0.6 g Fat. The fat is much lower than other nuts and is ideal for a low fat diet. Chestnuts do have starch but relatively little simple sugar. This makes them a good alternative to potatoes. They are a good source of fiber, gluten-free and are the only nut with Vitamin C. Chestnuts are virtually salt-free and a very good source of potassium. This is a benefit to all of us particularly if you are trying to control your blood pressure.
So are you ready to try Chestnuts? You can prepare them in a variety of ways.
First, this important tip. It is VERY IMPORTANT to cut the shell to prevent the nut from exploding while cooking. You can either cut a slit across the face of the nut or a cross into the flat end.To bake: Preheat oven to 400°F. Place chestnuts onto a baking tray and bake for 15–20 minutes or until shell split opens.
To microwave: Place chestnuts in a single layer on a microwave-safe plate. Cook, uncovered on High (100%) for 4–6 minutes or until flesh is tender.
To roast, grill or barbeque: Cook, turning occasionally, in a pan over medium heat for 20–30 minutes or until shell split opens.
Wrap the cooked chestnuts in a dishtowel for 10 minutes to provide steam which helps with the peeling process. Then remove outer shell and inner skin while still warm (they're tricky to peel once cooled).
What I didn't expect about the chestnut is that it has the texture of a firm potato and has a sweet taste that reminded me of a sweet potato, pumpkin, or acorn squash.
Chestnuts can be eaten freshly roasted as a snack, added to bread stuffing, a stir-fry or a risotto and even ground as a gluten-free flour replacement for baked treats.
So, instead of singing about Chestnuts roasting on an open fire why not give them a try!
Reference: Nuts For Life http://www.nutsforlife.com.au


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Samuelson Clinic Director, Fellow Participated at Computers, Freedom & Privacy Conference
Type: Presentation
Year: 2006
Samuelson Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan and Clinic Fellow Jack Lerner participated in the 2006 Computers, Freedom & Privacy Conference from May 2-5 in Washington, DC. Professor Mulligan participated on a panel Thursday afternoon, May 4 about the proliferation of video surveillance in the United States and Europe entitled " Surveillance: I Spy with My Big Eye." Jack Lerner co-organized a tutorial on Tuesday afternoon, May 2, which comprehensively described the latest developments in electronic voting, including structural defects and technical vulnerabilities, an update on HAVA implementation, latest legislative efforts and litigation nationwide. Samuelson Clinic Student Interns Stephen Dang and Galen Hancock presented on legal issues faced by elections administration officials.


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2019 Toyota Highlander for Sale in Madison, IN
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2019 Toyota Highlander SUV FWD
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|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Additional Vehicle Information
- Features
- Specs
- Interior
- Safety
- Technology
- Mechanical
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- Exterior
|Emergency locking retractors
|third row, rear, front
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|Seatbelt force limiters
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Third row seatbelts
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Driver seat manual adjustments
|height, 6, reclining
|Third row headrests
|3, adjustable
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable
|Passenger seat manual adjustments
|4, reclining
|Rear seat folding
|split, flat
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Third row seat type
|40-60 split bench
|Front seat type
|Rear seat type
|60-40 split bench
|Rear seat manual adjustments
|Third row seat folding
|split, flat
|Rear seat
|Turns lock-to-lock
|Steering ratio
|Rearview monitor
|in dash
|Impact absorbing seats
|dual front
|Autonomous braking
|Pre-collision warning system
|audible warning, visual warning, pedestrian detection
|Lane keeping assist
|Automatic emergency braking
|front pedestrian, front
|Child safety door locks
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|LATCH system
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|Impact sensor
|door unlock, fuel cut-off
|Safety brake pedal system
|Body side reinforcements
|side impact door beams
|Camera system
|Lane deviation sensors
|Crumple zones
|front, rear
|Front airbags
|passenger seat cushion, dual
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|Side curtain airbags
|front, third row, rear
|Side-curtain airbag rollover sensor
|Anti-theft system
|engine immobilizer
|2-stage unlocking doors
|Power door locks
|Side mirrors
|integrated turn signals, heated
|Side mirror adjustments
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Audio System
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Convenience Features
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|Center console
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|Conversation mirror
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|Touch-sensitive controls
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear air conditioning zones
|Front air conditioning
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|Rear vents
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Tires and Rims
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|Spare tire mount location
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|Wheel spokes
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|auto high beam dimmer, auto delay off, auto on/off, halogen
|Rear wiper
|intermittent, with washer
|Heated windshield wiper rests
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|variable intermittent
|Power windows
|safety reverse
|Rear privacy glass
|Solar-tinted glass
|Liftgate window
|Rear door type
Exterior Features
|Front bumper color
|Mirror color
|Door handle color
|Rear spoiler
|Rear spoiler color
|Headlight bezel color
|smoked chrome
|Exhaust tip color
|Window trim
|Rear bumper color
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Drive Type
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|Head Room (rear)
|39.9 in
|Hip Room (front)
|57.2 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|57.1 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|59.3 in
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|59.6 in
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|44.2 in
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|38.4 in
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|55 in
|Leg Room (third row)
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|75.8 in
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" Normally when I write a letter like this, I am complaining about something, but this is not the case here. On January of this year, I had scheduled an appointment with Craig's to have the headlight shields on our Camry polished (light output was dim). Since we live near Greensburg, we are fifty miles away from Madison. As such we couldn't drop off our vehicle and pick it up later. When we got there, the people in the body shop told me it would take a couple of hours to complete the work. I then asked the service department person if it would be possible to loan me a vehicle for a couple of hours. They did. I just want to express our satisfaction with the service we received. The body shop and service personnel were extremely courteous and very professional. The work was done excellent. The last two vehicles that we have purchased have been at Craig Toyota and then the service is like what I described, there is a good possibility that we will one day return for a third one. Thank you! "
Great Experience with Dave Tingle
" The car is great, and as I said before, I plan on driving it until the wheels fall off. There is something I don't like about it (not your fault), the rear end is light and if it is windy it seems to sway. It makes me feel insecure in the freeways, but I am a careful driver and I think it will be fine. Thinking about removing the spoiler to see if that helps. I tell everyone about my experiance with buying the car from you. One of the best I have had. We have had some bad experiences from the dealer down the road from you. (that is where we got the truck). Bad experience 1: Husband over heard a dealer use the N-ward when he saw some African American customers approaching the store. Bad experiance 2:When I went to check out a few cars from them, they made assumptions about me(went straight to my husband 1st thinking he was buying,every car they had supposedly was owned by "an old lady that took really good care of the car". They showed all the wrong cars for me wanting more than what the car looked to be worth. They test drove my mini van and talked on the cell while driving it, like I would be ok with that, then when I didn't like any of the cars they showed me they began cussing), I guess they thought I had never bought a car before. You were very nice, seemed like you cared about what you sold me. You didn't try pressuring me into buying a car. You actully said that you never want to put a person in a care they don't like. You said that after spending days looking for the right car for me. When I turned down that car you were still very nice to me. I went to the dealer down the road and had the above experience. The next day I had to call you and except that car. I have driven it for three years now and am as happy with it now as I was the day you sold it to me. The experiance you bring your customers makes it easy for people to want to buy a car from you. If you want to use this e-mail as a reference please feel free. Mrs. Lianna F. McKinney North Vernon, IN 47265 "
Referred by Friends & Glad Thay Did!
" Linda Morrow's Overall Rating 5.0 Buying Process: 5.0 Overall Facilities: 5.0 We were referred by friends to come to Craig Toyota looking for a new RAV4 and we were truly glad we did! We were greeted by Brittany and we told her what we were looking for. She showed us a new RAV4 but we needed AWD so they found us one and went and got it. The building is not fancy but very comfortable. Everyone was very friendly and we picked up our new RAV4 yesterday. I know that if we have any questions or problems, Craig Toyota will take care of us. We will definitely recommend Craig Toyota to friends! Reason for visit: Shopping for New Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
Excellent Service
" Excellent Service!!! Teresa Whittington's Overall Rating 5.0 Customer Service: 5.0 Buying Process: 5.0 Quality of Repair: 0.0 Overall Facilities: 5.0 by Teresa Whittington from Hope, Indiana | November 12, 2019 I would recommend any one of my friends and family to come here to buy a new car. I loved the no pressure sales and the friendly and courteous manner in which I was treated. I was very comfortable with my decision and after 4 years of shopping for a new car Craig Toyota really caught my attention and helped me buy a brand new Rav4. The sales manager Mark Andrew made me very comfortable and it was easy to negotiate with him and my Sales Rep. Stacy Demaree. Stacy and Mark strived to make sure that I was very comfortable with the pricing and worked very hard to ensure my happiness with my purchase. Big Thanks to Craig Toyota. Reason for visit: Shopping for Used Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
Very Good Experience
" Very Good Experience!!!! Josh and Tasha Rose's Overall Rating 5.0 Customer Service: 5.0 Buying Process: 5.0 Quality of Repair: 0.0 Overall Facilities: 5.0 by Josh and Tasha Rose from Vevay, Indiana | April 25, 2015 Process was easy and they were very good to deal with. Stacy Demaree our Sales Consultant was very nice and helpful!!!! Mike O'Brien the Finance Manager helped us with financing and got us a great interest rate, had everything ready when we got there and made sure we were in and out quickly. Reason for visit: Shopping for Used Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
Great Sales
" GREAT SALES!!!!!!! Marissa Hatton and David Dayadharum's Overall Rating 5.0 Customer Service: 5.0 Buying Process: 5.0 Quality of Repair: 0.0 Overall Facilities: 5.0 by Marissa Hatton and David Dayadharum from Warsaw, Kentucky | November 21. 2019 They were very helpful with my car buying experience. Stacy Demaree was my sales consultant and did a good job helping me get the financing with a GREAT interest rate and payment. Easy to understand and straight forward. Made buying hassle free. We had been to another dealership today and they very shady and tried to hide the interest rate and make us sign papers before telling us what is was. Stacy at Craig's told up front what my interest rate was and worked hard to get the best interest rate for us. Gave me several different options to choose from. Thank you Craig Toyota!!!!! Reason for visit: Shopping for New Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
Would Highly Recommend
" Would highly recommend!!! Corrina Melvin's Overall Rating 5.0 Customer Service: 5.0 Buying Process: 5.0 Quality of Repair: 0.0 Overall Facilities: 5.0 by Corrina Melvin from Bedford, KY | November 7, 2019 Went car shopping with my 18 year old daughter. This was to be her first time buying. She was interested in a truck and found a few different ones that she liked. Before I would let her test drive I needed to know the price, to make sure it wasn't out of her price range. Of course the ones she had picked out were, but Bill Sullivan continued to look around and found one that would be in her range. We test drove it and she feel in love. We had a wonderful experience while shopping at Craig's and the financing was easy too, thanks Dave! We will be returning customers! Thanks again for the great experience!!! Reason for visit: Shopping for Used Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
Great Service
" by Brian Otter from Florence, IN | October 30 2019 Had a great experience. Not too much hassle in buying. Bill Sullivan did a great job contacting me. When I came in to buy Bill was on vacation and the sales team Stacy Demaree, Tim Williams, and Mark Andrew did a great job helping me and taking care of my purchase. Reason for visit: Shopping for Used Would you recommend this dealership to a friend? Yes Did you purchase a vehicle from this dealer? Yes "
" Awesome!!! By SP Romans from Madison, Indiana | October 17, 2019 We have purchased many vehicles in the past and have never received the quality of service that we received at Craig Toyota. Mike, the Business Manager, handled our paperwork. He was extremely polite and explained every part of the contract and lifetime warranty. Usually after the paperwork is signed the salesman puts the tag on the car and his business is finished, but not with Bill Sullivan. He continued his service by setting my phone into the radio system and loading my contacts for wireless service. He explained every button and answered every question until we were completely satisfied. I would definitely recommend this salesman and dealership to my friends, family and contacts. This was our first time buying from this dealership but we will definitely be back!!! Rating from SP Romans Overall: 5 Customer Service: 5 out of 5 Buying Process: 5 out of 5 Quality of Repair: N/A Overall Facilities: 5 out of 5 "
Hybrid Camry
" I didn't really plan on buying a car, I was actually beginning to look for a car for my daughter for work this summer. I only buy a car every 10-12 years because I hate the buying process with the typical process and typical high pressure salesmen. Guess I had never been to Craig Toyota before. When my boss mentioned he had just bought his second vehicle with a phone call after seeing it on line, I checked out their website and started to research vehicles. I contacted Dave Tingle through email and a couple of emails later decided to look at the car. I test drove it on Saturday and mentioned I would think about it over the week end (remember I wasn't even looking for a car)and would check financing options with my bank and credit union on Monday. Dave mentioned that Toyota had financing that could not be beat on the Hybrid Camry, and he was right! Finally, I have to mention that Dave Tingle went above and beyond in every way as my salesperson. He was patient and answered my many questions and never pressured me at all to make the purchase. By the time I had bought my car, I knew that I wanted to buy another car for my daughter from him so the deal would be as easy as mine was and it was! After describing to him her situation, our price range and her ability to make payments, he found us a Corolla in a few days. Before we had a chance to check it out. my daughter had already been to a few places in the city. I reluctantly went to see what she had found. one dealership bragged about their inventory but said they couldn't negotiate on any of the cars or they would lose money. They also offered financing at a high rate of interest. Another dealer said they could only finance short term at 19% interest. We were definitely coming back to Craig Toyota! Dave was like a nice "uncle" and spent lots of time talking to my daughter about keeping up her payments and her service and encouraged her to look into the great finance deals Toyota offers for college grads when she graduates. Toyota tries to help their customers in so many ways. So in a matter of two weeks, we bought not one but two vehicles from Craig Toyota and could not be happier with both cars as well as the sales and service experience. I have recommended Craig Toyota to every one who wants to hear about my new hybrid Camry and am not surprised that I hear a lot of them only buy from Craig Toyota as well. I am now a proud Toyota owner for life. Thanks again for everything and I'm glad to share our story. Anne Cusker "
New Tacoma Purchase
" Dear Dave, I want to thank you for the outstanding help you gave me while shopping for my new Tacoma Pick up truck! I love that truck but I also feel I have made a new friend. I look forward to future shopping with you! Diane Taylor "
Rav4 Purchase
" I would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the recent new car purchase at your company. We found our salesman, Tim Jones, to be very knowledgeable and affable making the purchase of our new automobile a pleasant experience. So often today, buyers are confronted by high pressure sales techniques and rudeness that result in negative attitude toward auto sales, but it is obvious that you have trained your sales staff properly and the results were obvious. Once we had agreed on a final figure, Tim directed us to the sales manager and I must admit I expected to be confronted with a deluge of pressure tactics to purchase additional equipment, warranties, ect. However upon meeting Dave Tingle, we were treated with the utmost respect, expediting the sale and further simplifying the buying procedure. We will recommend your company and your staff at every opportunity and look forward to continued good service from your company! Regards, Frederick A. Black "


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Rule change had given Paul supporters bigger influence but officials simply cancelled event
Paul Joseph Watson / Prison Planet | April 28, 2008
After Ron Paul supporters managed to get a rule changed positioning them for more national convention delegate slots than expected, the Nevada GOP simply cancelled their own state convention and left, in what political observers are calling an unprecedented fiasco.
"After a super-majority of Ron Paul supporters captured control of the Republican state convention Saturday, state party officials abruptly canceled the event without electing delegates to the national convention," reports the Reno Gazette Journal.
"I've seen factions walk out, I've never seen a party walk out, I've never even heard of that," said Jeff Greenspan, regional coordinator for the Paul campaign.
Earlier in the day, state delegates supporting the Texas Congressman's pursuit of the nomination "voted through a rules change that forced the state party to abandon its pre-set ballot of potential national convention delegates and open up the race to the rest of the state delegates," according to the Gazette Journal.
As the convention neared its end, chairman Bob Beers claimed that the party's contract for the hall at the Peppermill Resort Casino had expired and the event would be rescheduled, and delegates who had traveled from several hundreds of miles away in some cases were barred from voting, prompting loud boos and catcalls from the audience.
"As Beers was escorted out of the building, a short-lived effort to rescue the convention was launched by party activist Mike Weber. Although several hundred Paul supporters stayed, they weren't strong enough to make a quorum to continue the convention," according to reports.
Officials claimed that the rule change overwhelmed the party's capacity to process the votes, but Paul supporters were left furious by the decision.
"This was an organized effort to promote the agenda of a few people, the party leaders, over we the people," said Chloie Leavitt.
Paul's rousing speech had earlier been met with raucous cheers by supporters who drowned out the small number of McCain supporters attempting to heckle.
"Our campaign has continued, is doing well and improving, even though we know exactly what the numbers are," Paul said. "But the message is worthwhile. Your vote can really count if you vote for limitation of government power and spending," stated the Congressman.
The following You Tube clips illustrate what happened in Reno this weekend, a situation described by the poster as "total anarchy".
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I just watched this offering:
Ancestry.com LIVE: Keeping Track of All That Research: Using Notes in FTM and Trees
I found that Crista Cowan does a far better job at documenting her research notes then what I do. I would RECOMMEND that you watch that video.
I just have a couple of comments, not against what she offered, but the use of some of the features in Family Tree Maker that I use that is Different then what Crista uses.
There are a couple of options in Family Tree Maker that she doesn't use, that I do. That's not right nor wrong, but different.
1) Person Notes and Research Notes
2) Timeline Feature
3) ToDo / Task List
There are a number of "Notes" in FTM2012. Person Notes, Research Noes, Fact Notes, and Media Notes. What the video used, from the best that I can tell, is the Person Notes. The Person Notes are on the People Workspace, Person View, lower left.
The first NOTES ICON is the Person Notes, while the Second ICON (that is hi-lighted with the hover message "Research note").
This question is, Which one would I use? I would enter the data into this second ICON and not the Person Notes (first ICON). I use the Person Notes for Stories, not my research notes. However, Crista's notion of a quick biography makes some sense. I am not sure that I want to change, but I REALLY like what she did in this presentation.
The second item that I would use, that was not in the video is the TimeLine feature. I have blogged about that in the past, and how it helped me identify a research problem.
The Task List for the person, is where I would put the ToDo items that she pointed out. In fact, it could be in both places, but I RELY on the ToDo list. Reason: I don't have to search for it, Its on the Plan Workspace, a reminder every time I open the program, and it's listed by person. I didn't even have to look, as here is the ToDo list
Lesson Learned: Actually, in watching this YouTube, I learned something new. I have talked about the use of FACT Notes, but had NOT looked at the Notes ICON on the People Workspace, Family View, Right Hand Panel, Notes ICON since I started to use the Fact Notes. The third ICON is ALL of the Notes (Person and Fact) for that person. The notes are labeled. This example is the Person notes, as can be seen above.
Scrolling down that column, are the other notes. The top of the image (below) are notes from the Find-A-Grave Fact notes, and below is the Notes for 1920 Residence Fact Notes.
Based on the Video, both ways of using Research Notes would work. The way I do them, and the way that was suggested by Crista.
I have mentioned before, Check the Output. When and how do you want to present this information.
In the Publish Workspace, Person Collection, Notes we have control over what notes we can include in a report.
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Courtesy of Marvel Comics, here's a sneak peek at the next issue of writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Dustin Weaver's gonzo secret society miniseries S.H.I.E.L.D. The fourth issue of this miniseries delves deeper into the history of the Marvel Universe and sees real-life historical figures wielding bad attitudes and courting unfathomable cosmic powers. S.H.I.E.L.D. #4 hits stands December 14. That's Weaver's cover art above, and here's the issue synopsis:
S.H.I.E.L.D. #4 (of 6)
The Immortal City has been destroyed and Issac Newton is on the lam. Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Nostradamus and the Eternal Dynamo need to make an impossible journey to stop him.


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Not usually used spells… Levitate
We priests have some spells that don't get much use –
and frankly, if it wasn't in the spellbook I'm not sure most of us would ever use some of them. [As RaydenUni said, "Huh?" Several rewrites and I missed this line. Try "And frankly, if it wasn't in the spellbook I'm not sure most of us would miss it."] Nonetheless, one of these is today's brief discussion. I speak of Levitate. And actually, I DO use it a fair amount.
At my level, I have it on a hotkey. As a level 70 with a flying mount it's saved me a few times. Something happens – usually me not paying attention to where I'm flying – and suddenly my mount and I have parted company. A quick tap and my suicidal plunge is turned into something a bit more survivable – unless, of course, I find myself landing in the middle of Garadar (for example – lovely place, but if you're alliance the natives are rather inhospitable.) I've also used it to prevent falling damage from the Crone's twister and the black stalker's levitate.
Oh, I suppose it's worth mentioning you CAN cast other spells while the levitate is slowing your fall. Which means if you're high enough when you get kicked off your mount over, say, the great gaps of nothingness off Shadowmoon, you have a chance of getting your hearthstone triggered before you drop out of the world and die. Levitate gives you TIME for this.
So, where else have I used it? Well, when I was grinding in Azeroth, it was my preferred way to cross large bodies of water. Provided I didn't run over the back of some swimming beastie (combat breaks it, remember) it meant I crossed water as fast as I could run. And when I erroneously grabbed aggro of half a dozen pirates (for example) this meant I was escaping faster than they could swim. Yes, I'd take the strange ranged thump just before one of them turned back, but by then I had enough lead I could either stop and levitate again OR just outswim them – even when they were higher level.
I've also used it to escape off cliffs. Mobs, like pets, won't jump off edges that will cause them damage. They MIGHT pursue, but then again they might not. Speaking of cliffs, I've used it to occasional advantage in WSG and AB. In the former, starting down the tunnel, then turning to run up the ramp to the uppermost level, and then taking a hard turn and levitating can – if done in the right place I can get past the barrier to the upper level and throw off pursuers (barring ranged fire that drops me like a stone). In the latter, going to the lumbermill and being able to "plunge" off the edge and end up near the blacksmith is highly entertaining as a shadowpriest – and rather surprising to the defenders watching the bridges and ramps.
I've also used it as a marker — especially when EVERYONE seems to be jumping. "OK, go to the priest that's floating in the air to get your buffs." It's distinctive, and works well.
And finally, I've used it for idle amusement. Pop it and dance. Since almost every holy priest I have of sufficient level has had lightwell, popping the lightwell under my feet results in an instant dance platform. Sure, people who know what's going on will drain the charges, but for a bit it's, well, if you like to see your toon dance it's just one more "wheee" moment.
It's not a spell of major use most of the time, but it's a part of our inventory and so deserves taken out and used when it's the right tool for the job. Have fun.
11 Responses to "Not usually used spells… Levitate"
"…if it wasn't in the spellbook I'm not sure most of us would ever use some of them."
A while back (2.1, maybe?) they gave levitate its own animation — so when you're levitating without moving, you're hovering above the ground with your feet bobbing beneath you. (Before you'd just be standing a bit above the ground.) I, personally, feel that this animation is the coolest thing ever, and if only I had an unlimited supply of light feathers I would never stop levitating.
I know, I'm easily amused sometimes.
I use levitate in Serpent Shrine Cavern on the Lurker Below event…I can walk across the scalding water to rez players who have been thrown way out into the scalding depths. This keeps me from taking more durability damage since I'm not jumping in and out of the water multiple times (500 damage per jump).
I sooooo want my Priest to get to the level where I get this spell….. just to have fun… stop teasing me!
Oh my goodness, forget accidentally falling a mount; levitate saves you when those annoying pestky irksome Great Kaliri birds attack you in Skettis!! I hate. hate. hate them birds.
This spell makes for a quick way to get from the Aldor tier to the Aldor bank. Casting the spell will auto-dismount you; so you can ride right off the edge and cast it part way down… (only waited too long a couple times LOL)
I'll have to check, but last time I tried to cast a spell with cast time I couldn't complete.
Levitate is instant, sure, but the slowed fall counts as movement, which means you can cast Renew, Shield, buffs, that sort of thing, but you are unable to cast anything with a cast time, even more so your Hearthstone. I like levitating down to Kara from the bridge in Deadwind Pass, by the way, ever after I missed the river one jump and it took me 10 minutes to reach my corpse 😉
I love levitate on the Crone at the end of the Oz Opera Event.
I ignore the Crone's tornado, and just prom/hot/shield the raid.


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According to research conducted by Accenture, it has been observed that Mexico's GDP can be strengthened through new technologies such as a strategic channel for stimulating consumption. Given this reality, how can digital channels be used to stimulate interaction with customers?
We're preparing ourselves for this big challenge by starting with the incorporation of digital infrastructure, which will lead us to the future of our business. We need to make a complete change: those who don't will be left behind within a few years. At Palacio de Hierro, we're incorporating digital infrastructure on several fronts.
Internally, we're using digitalization to become a more agile and efficient organization, using mobile devices that enable our collaborators to interact with the business wherever they are. How does integrating such a robust infrastructure help us? It helps us to make better decisions faster. To make them basing ourselves on knowledge and information. Palacio has become a company that operates online.
Externally, we're focusing on e-commerce, social networks and interactive portals; seeking to generate consumption which is additional to that in our stores. This increase in digital technology also depends on consumer culture: people need to be more confident about paying using their card online. That will come slowly; you've got to give it time.
As consumers become more comfortable with paying online, digital consumption will be stimulated. What we've seen is that there's a lot of people who see a product on the Internet, analyze it, compare it, and so on, but who come to Palacio to buy it, because consumers still need to be educated on the use of payment methods.
How can sales be stimulated from the traditional point of view, but also using digital technology, to attract these new generations who no longer want to have to travel in order to shop?
There is definitely a new generation of consumers. Studies have been carried out, in Europe in particular, which have found that young people are no longer going to department stores because that was where their parents used to go. They associate them with the past. But we also see that these young people go back to department stores with them when they get married and have children, so the cycle of interaction between the traditional and the digital starts over, and vice versa. We're working on capturing these new consumers using the great reputation our brand, Palacio de Hierro, has, which is known worldwide.
Brands have also seen that, as producers, they like to be in direct contact with their consumers in order to innovate, and they have found in digitalization that direct link with them. Should brands develop digital know-how in department stores?
Yes, because even though the product in the store and the one online are the same, they can't get mixed up. You have to have stock for your site and stock for your store. Yes, at a given moment they may support each other, but as an exception, not as business management. We have a special warehouse for online sales. Today we sell much more in stores, but we don't know about tomorrow. The future definitely lies in electronic sales.
Another point where the Internet really helps a chain like ours, which has 11 Palacios and can't easily access a national market, is that through online sales we can extend our geographical reach. We've identified many cities we want to enter by means of the Internet. They're medium-sized cities with a significant presence of the wealthy middle class, and it would be a great opportunity to bring the great experience of shopping at Palacio to them through online sales.
So, can we say that Palacio's geographical expansion will be digital?
Yes, and it's something that goes for all retailers, not just for us. If you're not on the Internet, you're out of the game. We have stores in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Villahermosa and Puebla. And we're entering Cancun and Acapulco with the concept of Boutique Palacio. So yes, we can say that our geographical expansion will be digital, because that's one of our goals. We're in the process of transformation towards digital commerce. Either we do it, or somebody else will.
What is the Mexican consumer like, from Palacio's experience? How might we characterize them?
They're consumers who know a lot about brands, who have traveled...and that's been of great help to us. Because before, consumers who traveled had to shop abroad, because those products couldn't be found here. But now they see those products in Paris or New York and they can decide to buy them here, at Palacio de Hierro. They also know that if they have a problem with their product, we're going to fix it for them here; if something is defective, we'll change it. All of that has helped us a lot. If the knowledgeable, traveled Mexican consumer is helped to shop in their own country, they prefer to do so here. That's perfectly logical: if I'm in Milan and I like a suit by a specific brand, what's the point of me buying it there if I have it in Mexico and they will also adjust it so that it fits me perfectly?
Online service must be impeccable, because otherwise it doesn't work. If I buy something online at Palacio, and after two months I still haven't received the item, I lose all trust. That's why all our supply chain processes must be integrated so that we can serve our digital customers in the same way as we serve our customers on the sales floor.
In digital sales, the battle is in the price. What's Palacio de Hierro's strategy for differentiating itself?
Service, service, service: there's no other way. And avoiding not following through, or the "it's out of stock." If a product's out of stock, why offer it on the site? I think that's the future. Those who shop at Palacio are the most digital of all, the most traveled, and those who compare and demand the most.
I remember a conversation I had a long time ago with Alberto Baillères, our President, when I asked him what he wanted from Palacio de Hierro. He said: "That's very simple. Palacio deals with the tip of the economic pyramid, so it can't be the store that sells the most, or the one that has the most branches. But here's what we can do: we can be the best store."
And the best store is determined by the best brands. How can those brands that are also looking for this direct digital interaction be attracted?
You have to negotiate with them. The brands we have online are there because we negotiated with the supplier. That supplier gave us permission to offer their products online. There are some who don't give you that permission because they say, "I'm the only one in this channel." That's another competition, and it depends on the digital systems each company has.
One of the department store's big weapons is visual merchandising. It's what makes people come back: the mannequins, the small details, the decor. That's why one of our slogans is "the best shopping experience in Mexico." That's precisely what we have to carry over to the digital - that shopping is a complete digital experience. For this reason, we've acquired cutting-edge technology so that we can provide the best images and the best browsing experience, in keeping with what our consumers demand.
We need to speed up in order to enter the digital market, because that's the future of the retail industry, whether you're talking about the supermarket or the luxury department store. We can't turn a blind eye to online sales. It's not something that's going to come in the future, it's already here.


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The Free Art Fair Three at The Barbican
12-18 October 2009
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The Free Art Fair will take place for the third and final time in London in 2009 at The Barbican. The art fair where all the work is given away at the end will be the biggest best most fun version ever. For once instead of art going to the highest bidder or those who can afford it, someone who really loves an artwork will be able to have it for free. Artists participating will be asked to incorporate the idea of free into their work by making work that they always wanted to make but felt like they couldn't.
Artists Anonymous Phil Ashcroft Centre of Attention Maria Chevska Matthew Collings Jimmy Conway-Dyer Sacha Craddock Stuart Cumberland Adam Dant Marlene Dumas Stephen Farthing Rose Finn-Kelcey Jaime Gili Rose Gibbs Alex Hamilton Peter Harris Pablo Helguera Russell Herron James Howard Catrin Huber Saron Hughes Lee Johnson Sayshun Jay James Jessop Jasper Joffe Sonia Khurana Peter Lamb Cathy Lomax Amanda Loomes Robin Mason Bruce McLean Hugh Mendes Alex Gene Morrison Chloe Mortimer Stephen Nelson House of O'Dwyer Henrik Potter Harry Pye Danny Rolph Martin Sexton Bob & Roberta Smith Terry Smith Eva Stenram Matthew Stone Geraldine Swayne Chris Tosic Josef Valentino Markus Vater Edward Ward Michael Ward Douglas White Charlie Woolley & Performance Art curated by Lee Campbell and Frog Morris
This year's fair will be the last in London. The Free Art Fair is made entirely without any budget with everyone giving what they love or do best for free.
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Are Jerry Brown and Molly Munger brother and sister?
No, but their ballot initiatives are.
Yes, the tax-raising ballot initiatives from civil rights lawyer Molly Munger and Gov. Jerry Brown are considered competitors in a bitter political contest for money and support.
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But when you look at the construction of the measures, what's most striking about them is the similarity of their origins.
Both initiatives were drafted by the same election law firm. Much of the thinking and construction of the policy comes out of work done by longtime operatives associated with the California Teachers Assn. The original pollster for Munger's measure works for CTA, which is an official backer of Brown's initiative. And while the measures are using different petition circulators, the individual signature gatherers on the street are carrying both petitions together on their clipboards, with Brown's right on top of Munger's.
The similarities extend to the measures themselves. For all their much noted differences, both measures are temporary taxes. Both raise income taxes. And both would create new problems for state budgeting by creating new locked-in mandates that would survive even after the temporary taxes stop. Both measures are narrow and don't seek to alter the fundamental governance of the state. Both are sold as school funding measures, but would have modest effect on the schools; none would bring California even to the national average in per-pupil funding.
Brown and Munger also have a key biographical detail in common: they are children of men whose success has made it possible to be in this fight. Brown's father Pat was a popular former governor; it certainly didn't hurt to have the Brown name in running successfully for the governorship twice. Munger's father Charlie is Warren Buffett's partner; it is Munger's money -- not her career spent working on behalf of California's children -- that makes her a player in the money-driven initiative game.
Expect this political contest, which is already nasty, to get nastier. As any student of civil wars knows, people often fight hardest against the opponents with whom they have the most in common.
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Um, yeah. It's not like we've got an over-60s remit or anything, even though it may seem that way in the past couple of days. Honestly. But we thought in a well-that's-strange-but-I-might-try-it-anyway sort of way that you'd be interested to know that Saint Paul McCartney is indulging in a live 'webchat' this afternoon.
It takes place on UStream.tv, which you can access by clicking here at 5PM. The press release says 5PM GMT, but are we even in GMT? Or is British Summer Time something completely different? I don't honestly know.
We are also told that Paul will be "beamed live from his studio in Sussex across the globe and will answer questions put to him during the exclusive broadcast". Whether or not these questions will be vetted is unknown. We sincerely hope not, but sincerely expect they will be.
Also, if you're at all interested, during the broadcast, winners of Paul's exclusive (this word should be banned, IMO) website competition will be announced. So, if you've entered that then tune in. If not then you WON'T be winning the flight to Mexico to see Paul perform to 60,000 fans at the Foro Sol Stadium next week. And you won't get a free meal OR see him soundcheck (that's a prize now?!).
Mr McCartney plays a show in London's Hyde Park on June 27, as part of the Hard Rock Calling Festival. Once again, to join in on this unique experience, click here and be done! He'll be online for a grand total of...oh, 20 minutes, then it's back to work!


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Trane to Unveil Trane Architect Site at Greenbuild in Phoenix on Nov. 11
PISCATAWAY, N.J., Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Architects working on a new building design want resources available with the latest information to help increase energy efficiency, acoustics and indoor air quality, without compromising design. They also want resources to help them meet their clients' goal of obtaining Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points and information on sustainable design.
It is easier and more productive for the architect community to obtain resources, tools and information to assist with the planning and design of the functional aspects of buildings through a dedicated Web site - www.tranearchitect.com. The Trane Architect site serves as a single location for architects and includes:
-- Resources for Energy Modeling, Building Information Modeling (BIM) and building green; -- Tools for acoustics modeling; -- Resources for educating the architect community about the role of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) in sustainable building design and construction; -- Building and control solutions that address comfort, energy efficiency, sustainability, acoustics, building automation and an extensive array of specialized needs; -- An interactive interface to "ask the Trane experts" questions; and -- Information regarding Trane events, educational seminars, webinars and other activities that Trane is hosting, most of which offer participants American Institute of Architects (AIA) CEUs.
Tranearchitect.com is another example of Trane's commitment to the building and design community and complements a dedicated site developed for engineers. Traneengineer.com was designed to help engineers stay abreast of new products, systems and solutions from Trane as well as to provide the latest technical specifications and design and analysis tools.
Trane will unveil the Trane Architect Web site at Greenbuild in Phoenix, Nov. 11-13. Visitors to Trane's booth (#1546) can see the new site and resources and tools available to architects, continuing education opportunities and new products to increase energy and operational efficiency. Trane representatives will be available to discuss the Trane Architect site as well as BIM.
Trane offers BIM objects for select HVAC products that are configured to the exact design and specifications of the system. Trane BIM objects reflect the engineer's exact specifications and are embedded with critical information, including performance data unique to each product configuration. This saves time and helps to create a more accurate and exacting design. Trane offers more innovative ways than ever before to optimize energy and operational efficiency and is a reliable source to architects in the mission to build green, sustainable buildings.
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Wishing all readers and friends Happy Holidays!! & notable mentions in 2010
i've been MIA for awhile and a couple of readers and friends have dropped me a line to ask if alls well. on a whole, things are generally alright rite now but i have been busy dealing with 'stuff'... there seems to be alot of stuff to deal with but i did want to do this end of the year note, uhm, before the end of the year :) so without further delay, the notable mentions for 2010 :)
oh it so reminds me of the watchmen's night owl but it is cool and if you are a bored gajillionaire than you should definitely get this for the wife :) mb&f rewriting cool. tip of the hat to max busser & friends and boucheron for this. anything by MB&F is worth taking a look at in my opinion
so what are the noteworthy watches for 2010 for me? & what would get into my recommended 'to buy' list. (some recommendations from last year here... the usual patek, rolex, audemars piguet, jlc, vacheron constantin, dufour, halter, greubel forsey, peter speake marin, urwerk, roger smith, kari voutilainen, mb&f should remain there...
before i go further huge congrats to greubel forsey for the golden hand award at the GPdH de Geneve watch event. do check out my report of meeting Stephen Forsey HERE the winning watch is their new historique... a beauty. if you have the dough then watches from Greubel Forsey should be considered...In the below $10k category, select Rolex models, select Seikos(not the Grand Seikos for me, u can get a Rolex for that money ;), vintage watches, some panerais and iwcs in this price range are worth considering :) Omega is doing well in the sub-10k range and since it's bond's brand of choice due to all the marketing $$$ paid to the studios, its also now a hot brand in China. smart marketing boyz there.
if you really like green, then this is da GREEN BOMB!!! the incredible Hulk! :)
the most notable addition to this category though is the Tudor Monte Carlo. From a modern collection that I would never look at to buying a watch from them. Top marks to the Rolex owned company...
For some years I have been considering the idea of making a watch that our agents could sell at a more modest price than our Rolex watches, and yet one that would attain the standards of dependability for which Rolex is famous. I decided to form a separate company, with the object of making and marketing this new watch. Its called the Tudor Watch Company." –Hans Wilsdorf, Founder Of Rolex [March 6, 1946} Looks like they're getting back to business :)
In the S$10-20k, you get into the realm of the realm of the AP RO Jumbo, or Offshore pre-owned, rolex daytona, Rolex Explorer Orange Hand and the notable new mention in this category is a non-mechanical watch... the Devon Tread 1... it is cool and its only a question of whether it speaks to you... i think the new greyish ti VC Overseas also pops into this cat as well. (both Devon and the VC pics are in the post 3 posts down and were GPdHdG competition candidates)
nicely done... good use of the dual time module which is the same one as in the AP RO dual time...
Up one notch and we're in the S$20-50k: AP ROO[new base ROOs or more the LEs], Patek Nautiluses and Calatravas, VC patrimony, Historiques and the gorgeous 1921. a very hot price category. gold daytonas beckon as well and the basest of the base RMs. I would say the 1921 is a hot contender in the classic range and the AP ROOs for sports watch...
a lovely dress watch. it beats the simple oversized Patek cases with their small movements for me and goes head to head with the entry level FP Journes like the Chronometre Souveraine and Octa Rdm
>S$50k: "thats a BINGO!!!" as colonel hans landa would put it :)
i would take a version of the mb&f 2 or 3... patek 5070G, 5970P or G (they're all popping up at auctions) and there are too many other 4 digit references to remember from patek if u can afford em ~ minute repeaters, perp calendars and grand comps galore, paul newman daytonas, and a new addition of the freak diavolo.
5070G... deserving of its popularity but that premium over list is just making it difficult for working folk like me to ever get one :(
ok, gonna get some rest over the weekend before the Christmas week ahead and then theres New Year on the horizon.
My wish for you as we come to another years end and Christmas is that u have a blessed Christmas and a wonderful New Year ~ Here's to 2011!!!


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Subj: Re: TMNT Episode 119 1st Draft
Date: Tuesday, August 9, 2005 12:01:44 AM
From: Peter Laird
To: Lloyd Goldfine
Here are my notes on the ep 119 first draft.
1.) Re: the following:
Good…Good! These may very well replace the weapons you lost in space-time…!"
I don't feel that Splinter would be as happy as he seems here that the Turtles would adopt these wacky weapons to replace the ones they lost -- at best, he would accept them grudgingly. Also, the phrase "lost in space-time" seems a bit unnecessarily "techy" for Splinter and the situation -- I would end that line at the word "lost".
2.) Re: the following:
Nice room. Very minimalist."
"Very minimalist" does not sound like a phrase Raph would use. Don or Leo, maybe.
3.) Re: the following:
We can order anything you want on the Outernet!"
I can see why we might want to invent a new name for what corresponds to the "Internet" in the future, but I feel "Outernet" is inappropriate and silly.
4.) Re: the following:
(hopping around; excited)
Can we? Can we? I'd love to see some replicators! Can we? "
While I can certainly see how Don would be very excited, I don't think he would sound this infantile.
5.) Re: the following:
"ANGLE ON THE DOOR – as SERLING <WHIRS> in, holding a DUSTPAN with debris in one hand, a WHISK BROOM in the other.
Hey, Cody, your maid's here!/Hey!
SERLING swivels his head to look at Mikey sourly, DUMPS the debris in his dustpan into Mikey's hands, then turns to Cody."
There is probably something funny that can be done here with Serling being offended/irritated by Mikey's comment, but dumping debris into Mike's hands seems very silly to me. An even better question might be -- should Serling be doing such menial work? Wouldn't there be cleaning robots that could handle this kind of stuff -- and would they really use whisk brooms and dustpans? That seems very low tech and pre-20th century to me.
Perhaps instead of bringing in a dustpan filled with debris, Serling could be holding a larger piece (or several large pieces) of something that got broken in the training battle, which he could similarly drop in Mikey's arms.
6.) Re: the following:
Cody, what's this I'm hearing about you being out and about, yesterday…? Constable Biggles says you were consorting with strange aliens!
IN THE SHADOWS – RAPH starts forward, but LEO restrains him.
"Strange aliens?! I oughtta –"
Shh! Be cool!
I hope you're not worried about the company…I have it under control!"
There seems to be -- to me at least -- some kind of disconnect between Darius' first and last lines here. I don't see how he gets to Cody being "worried about the company" from what he says first.
7.) Re: the following:
This Hovershell's a lot like our old one…You really are a superfan!"
I don't believe the Turtles ever had an "old one", i.e. an old Hovershell. Perhaps this line would be better if it went as follows:
This Hovershell's a lot like our old Battleshell…You really are a superfan!"
8.) Re: the following:
Who's Darius? He's oilier than pizza……and not nearly as appealing!"
Please, even though we are in the future, let's not overdo it with the pizza references.
9.) Re: the following:
He runs O'Neil for me. He says I wouldn't understand a lot of the business, and he's probably right…"
It sounds a bit odd that Cody refers to his business as just "O'Neil". Perhaps "O'Neil Tech" would sound better.
10.) Re: the following:
That is why I think we should take a field trip! Instead of bringing the gear here, we will go THERE!"
Don's lines here puzzle me a bit. He has no idea how large these replicators that Cody mentioned earlier are. Also, he seems to be saying that the reason to take a "field trip" is because Darius told Cody he shouldn't go out which seems oddly petulant and contrary for Don.
11.) Re: the following:
"SERLING moves forward, waving his arms.
So you can do to Cody what you did to the parlor? Brilliant idea!/<Eep!>
RAPH <HIP-CHECKS> him, sending Serling rolling O.S.
Whaddaya say? It'll be fun!"
I can see how Serling might be worried that the Turtles might get Cody involved in some hijinks, but not that he would worry that they would "do to Cody what you did to the parlor" (i.e. smash him up). That seems to be overreacting even for Serling.
Also, is Serling standing on roller skates or ball bearings? I don't see otherwise how a "hip check" from Raph could send him "rolling".
12.) Re: the following:
Serling might have a point, Cody… Trouble does kinda follow us around…
OTS CODY – Behind Leo, Donny, Raph and Mikey all gesture excitedly to Cody: "Come on!"
I'm in…As long as we're back by lunch!
He to the Hovershell. Leo's brothers enthusiastically follow.
Atta way!/Yeah!/Let's bounce!
Leo turns to Splinter.
Coming, master?"
It seems weird to me that the other three Turtles ignore Leo's thoughtful comment... and then Leo ignores it himself.
13.) Re: the following:
No, my son. I am confident you can handle this, and besides…it seems my soap opera has survived these hundred years…I have much catching up to do…"
It seems silly that Splinter's soap opera would have survived that long -- perhaps it would be better if he said something about wanting to see how soap operas had changed in 100 years (if they still exist at all).
13.) Re: the following:
So, this Darius Dun guy runs O'Neil?
A WINGED HUMANOID FIGURE (a (GUNJIN) – mostly SHADOW, flies under the HOVERSHELL and attaches a SMALL HIGH-TECH DEVICE to the Hovershell's belly. It begins to BLINK.
Technically, no. I'm in charge.
CODY stands behind DONNY, who pilots. The others stand nearby.
Anyone told him that?
He says there'll be plenty of time for me to work…so he handles the day to day stuff, keeps the company from going –"
Now I'm confused. This seems to completely contradict Cody's previous answer in the last scene, when he told the Turtles that Darius "runs O'Neil for me."
14.) Re: the following:
It was not me! Something has seized command of our controls!"
I think "wasn't" sounds more natural than "was not".
15.) Re: the following:
"CONSTABLE BIGGLES – stands beside his CAR as a DEPUTY walks toward him from a COFFEE SHOP, loaded with TO-GO CUPS.
First rule of law enforcement, Deputy…never start the day without tea!/<Whoop!"
Obviously, if we decide to make Biggles a robot, this tea thing is not appropriate.
16.) Re: the following:
"Suddenly, the HOVERSHELL <WHIZZES> overhead, so close that its wash SPILLS the DEPUTY and BIGGLES into each other, <SPLASHING> them both with TEA! Beat.
Right, then, we'll need more tea."
This seems like a very weak joke, and the passivity doesn't fit the personality of Biggles as has already been establish in episode 118.
17.) Re: the following:
I have not learned these systems!"
Why is Don sounding like Data from "STAR TREK: The Next Generation"? He CAN use contractions, you know.
18.) Re: the following:
There's…there's one thing we could try…an experimental feature…But we're not supposed to do this in the air!"
SO... just when ARE you supposed to use this emergency escape pod? The thing subsequently survives the following:
"<WHANG!> The SPHERE <SLAMS> down on an ELEVATED ROADWAY and races ACROSS the road PERPENDICULAR to oncoming TRAFFIC! Cars <SCREECH> and SWERVE! <HONKING!> The CAPSULE plummets off the opposite edge of the roadway!
<SMASH!> Continuing DOWN, the capsule smashes through a TIMES-SQUARE-ESQUE FLOATING BILLBOARD advertising a GOLF COURSE (a FLAG next to a HOLE). The capsule goes RIGHT THROUGH THE HOLE, and out the other side!
<THOOM!> The capsule hits a ROOFTOP, and ROLLS to the EDGE, where it TEETERS fifty stories above the street!"
... and a fifty-story drop into a dumpster. Not only that, everyone inside it is unharmed. So... tell me again why you're "not supposed to do this in the air!" It seems like that's EXACTLY what you're supposed to do with it.
19.) Re: the following:
Cody?! Is that you?! What's the occasions?"
I think "occasions" should be "occasion".
20.) Re: the following:
"ANGLE – STARLEE HAMBRA, a beautiful ALIEN SCIENTIST approaches, excited. She HUGS Cody, who looks distinctly flustered.
Um…Just wanted to pick something up…Check my messages…Oh, uh, Starlee Hambra, these are my…uh…lawyers."
How old is Cody again? And how old is this " beautiful ALIEN SCIENTIST"?
I also don't see why Cody calls the Turtles his "lawyers". Certainly we could think of something more appropriate and funnier.
21.) Re: the following:
There's no way we can keep up with those guys on foot…!
FAVOR DON – as he curiously examines some EQUIPMENT stacked against a wall. His brothers watch from behind him."
Don's "Wow..." seems really out of place at this moment.
22.) Re: the following:
"THE TURTLES look forward, express shock.
Oh no.
BIKE POV – The BRICK WALL fills frame and <BAM!> CUT TO BLACK.
RESUME, NEW ANGLE – as DON and MIKEY pull themselves woozily out from under the WRECKED BIKE, and watch as the bad guys FLY AWAY…"
As it would seem to be a fatal crash given the speeds they seem to be going, perhaps it would be good if we saw Don attempting to "put the brakes on" and the rocket bike decelerating some before the crash, instead of just staring stupidly at the wall as it hurtles toward them.
And unless that wall was invisible, isn't it kind of silly -- no, make that REALLY silly -- for Don to be driving toward it pell-mell if he didn't feel he had some way to stop before hitting it? The more I think about it, the more this action on Don's part seems terminally dopey. What WAS he thinking?
23.) Re: the following:
(through speaker)
Master Cody had all five of you linked by homing beacon…you imbeciles. Feeding you his coordinates now…"
Why doesn't Serling share this information with the police -- ESPECIALLY given his ill will towards the Turtles? Why would he depend on THEM to rescue Cody?
24.) Re: the following:
DOWN ANGLE – CODY falls away from the roof, starting the long descent to the street!
MICHELANGELO looks over the edge in panic, and reaches out before being GRABBED BACK by the GUNJIN LEADER."
Why pull Mike back? Wouldn't his foe more logically try to kick or push him OFF the building?
25.) Re: the following:
"DOWN BELOW – LEO JAMS his KATANA into a BUILDING'S STONE SIDE, and PULLS DOWN, BENDING the sword. It <SNAPS> back, FLINGING him into the air to grab the UNDERCARRIAGE of a passing HOVER-VEHICLE! He scrambles to its ROOF, then leaps off – onto the back of another GUNJIN!"
This "super-springy" sword bit is more than I can take. Very silly.
26.) Re: the following:
The TURTLES run down the street TOWARD US, watching the SKY.
Stay with them!"
I just realized that this action is odd -- they've already rescued Cody (the whole point of this exercise). Why are Mike, Don and Leo then ABANDONING him and Raph and chasing the Gunjins? Given that they don't really know how many of these flying guys might be hanging around, shouldn't they all regroup and protect Cody?
27.) Re: the following:
(noticing his surroundings)
Oh, sorry…Did we interrupt something?"
This kind of wiseass comment is more Raph or Mike than Don.
28.) Re: the following:
I have so much work left to do…and four lumbering amphibians will not stand in my way…"
Not amphibians... reptiles!
-- Pete