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Nor'easter Could Cause More Power Outages, Governor Warns
Power has been restored to millions of customers since Hurricane Sandy caused damage across the state, but a new storm could undo many repairs.
A Nor'easter headed toward New Jersey could slow the cleanup from Hurricane Sandy and even cause more power outages, Governor Chris Christie said Tuesday.
Forecasters have predicted the storm will hit New Jersey Wednesday and could bring gusts of 50 or 60 miles per hour. Crews cleaning up from Hurricane Sandy and restoring power are not allowed up in their bucket trucks if winds hit 40 miles per hour or more.
"If you've gotten power, some of you may lose power again," Christie said.
More than 11,000 crews have been working to restore power in New Jersey since Hurricane Sandy caused outages for about 2.76 million customers across the state. As of Tuesday morning, Atlantic City Electric had about 100 percent of their customers back on, Christie said. PSE&G had about 87 percent, JCP&L had about 80 percent and Orange & Rockland had about 84 percent of their customers restored.
Christie also warned that flooding could be a problem along the coast and barrier islands, where Hurricane Sandy already caused flooding last week. The National Weather Service has predicted "moderate flooding" along the coast Wednesday night, but that prediciton does not necessarily account for changes to the coast caused by Hurricane Sandy.
"The dunes are gone," Christie said. "Mild to moderate flooding could become major flooding. We don't know."
Inland flooding is less of a concern, Christie said. Before Hurricane Sandy, state officials had ordered several reservoirs to be lowered to lessen the risk of flooding, but the storm brought less rain than predicted. Only Pompton Lake has been pegged to be lowered again before the Nor'easter hits.
The National Weather Service (NWS) is forecasting that it could start raining early Wednesday. That rain could change to snow throughout the course of the day. Temperatures are forecast to be in the mid to low 30s Tuesday and Wednesday night and in the mid 40s on Wednesday.
"We'll have enough cold air that we could see some snowfall mixing in but right now it looks like we're going to get snow mixing with rain," said Mike Layer, a meteorologist with the NWS's Upton, N.Y. office. "If it's just cold enough we could see a period of just all snow but we're not looking at too much accumulation."
Layer said accumulations could be less than 1 inch by the time the storm leaves the area Wednesday night into Thursday. The forecasted amount could change depending on which direction the storm moves up the coast.
"If it goes west we could see higher amounts of precipitation. If it heads East, we could see lower amounts," Layer said.
Weather.com is reporting that the storm could cause additional power outages.
The NWS has issued a wind advisory for much of North Jersey, including Passaic, Bergen and Morris counties, from 6 a.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday.
The storm could also bring strong winds but not as fierce as those felt during Sandy. Those winds, which gusted up to 90 miles per hour, knocked down trees, telephone poles and power lines throughout North Jersey.
Layer said winds are forecast to be between 20 to 25 miles per hour with gusts between 35 and 60 miles per hour in the higher elevations.
1:34 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I would care if I had power. Still waiting. Be safe everyone.
1:48 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Yeah, bring it on.........no power for 7 days in a row, what wd 7 more mean!
1:59 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I would b happy just 2 have power 2 get knocked out!!!
2:20 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Me too! Still powerless. There is no way 80% have been restored. If yes, then its another indication that my road is always the last in Wayne to get power. (seriously, with Irene there were 30 houses left on the grid, and they were ours!-8 days then)
2:04 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
thats the spirit !! ^^ we've been through it before and its not the last time it will happen to us. we are strong enough to get through it all. God Bless NJ !
2:37 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
These trees fall and take the wires down with them because JCPL and other electric copanies do not do their jobs. They are supposed to check, cut and trim the trees that hang over the wires year round so that situation like this either does not arise or it is not this ridiculous at least. Whole year they do not do their job and when there is an emergency then they are unable to keep the pace. It is our leaders' job as well to keep these companies tight so they work efficiently. Otherwise what are these people good for?!!
paul r
4:41 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Sorry, but no amount of trimming is going to stop an 80 foot oak tree from falling across a street and taking out everything in it's path.
7:37 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
@chokhi, if someone had asked you on October 29 to predict exactly WHICH trees would be falling and which trees would remain standing during this storm, all across the affected area, what would your accuracy rate have been? Please be honest.
12:32 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
they cleared lines in hopatcong all summer to no avail......still no power and not 1 electric truck seen
Stuart Pace
2:38 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I have read the storm is weakening and may head out to sea. Lets hope so.
2:46 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
JCPL - You dare not send us a bill for this month and next month.
2:50 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
At this point, I'd rather not have my power restored until AFTER this nor'easter. If I finally get power back before the storm hits, only to have it yanked away again, I might lose my mind...
2:51 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
would it be too much to ask them to post the streets they are working on, we have to make plans where to sleep. \Oh right just an inconvenience,
2:59 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
i would love to start a petition against jcp&l, but i just don't have the time...i will be the first one to sign to liquidate them.
Reality Checker
3:00 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
JCP&L you suck -- hope everyone is changing their generation providers and limiting your income as your service is horrible at best.
Kayte Lopez
3:02 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Ditto chokhi!!! They actually asked us why don't we go to a hotel? This storm has broken the bank for us; plus, we have 8 4 legged babies. They said, "so, leave them home!!!" How dare they!!! these are our children. All we want is power & heat back. 9 days & counting.........UGHHHHHHHHH
Alice Jameson
8:24 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
As if you could even get a hotel. I called a local one in the hopes of just one night of normalcy, but was told there were no rooms at the inn.
3:13 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I really like Gov.Christie but I think he's been "had" by the power companies. 80% just isn't true .. I have been driving all over Long Valley today ..haven't seen a soul working on anything except for individual companies taking down trees. I am happy for Atlantic City that has 100% power restoration ..but to be virtually ignored in Long Valley is deplorable. Last year, after 2 storms that left us without power for several days & when I called JCP& L about my bill that was unchanged from what I usually pay ..they told me to read the meter numbers ..I was shocked when they told me I actually owed $200 more ..I was so angry ! We are being ripped off. Yes, others have it worse but we have not even seen where this week is going to take us . Praying for all of us now because JCP& L obviously is too busy counting their money to stop & help us !
Maria Kris
3:15 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
No work done no restoration in wayne 11/6 or 11/7!!!!! Where is the MAYOR?????? Why has he not intervened in this??????
Reality Checker
3:18 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Sure everyone has money to go to a hotel for 2 weeks and eat out every day and wait in gas lines day in and day out. Nothing like spending vacation money to survive.
Nose Wayne
3:21 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
YUP !!!! Will be a "NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER". Stay safe out there everyone.
3:25 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I'd love to know how O&R is measuring its outages. On one page they say they have 5,900 outages but on the map on just one triangle it says 8,061 customers don't have power. It says there are 211 outages affecting those 8,061. So there are way more people than 5,900 who still don't have power. They have a great PR person who knows how to spin the numbers. I hope Christie does something about O&R and JCP&L and others that are skewing the numbers to make themselves look good.
eyes wide shut
3:36 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
To EVERYONE out there still without power. Hang in there as best you can, WE will get through this. Godspeed ....
Maria Kris
4:32 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
@JCP_L no power still in wayne nj section off Terhune rd TODAY THERE ARE POLICE AND CAUTION TAPE ON THE DOWN WIRES AND TRANSFORMER......nothing since 10/29.....shameful
4:51 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I can't handle this anymore. This governer should resign over his failure to have any recovery plan in place for every damn street. And stop making PSEG give forecasts it is only wasting their time, and they don't keep to their forecasts anyway this is hell on earth in Christie land.
Kevin Nedd
5:00 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I am not the biggest Christie supporter, but this isn't his fault. Maybe you should take a drive down to the shore where people's homes were totally destroyed. Perhaps then your whining will have some perspective.
4:58 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
From PSE&G website. Good luck for those of you who are still without...stay safe and try to keep warm. Shelters and warming stations are still working in Wayne.
Donna Colucci
5:19 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I have to put my two cents in also. Everyone keeps saying, "We have no power." I would like to tell you all that you have so much power. It's electricity that you are lacking. Let's put this all into perspective Please.
6:06 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Home no power - Check
Work no power - Check
Getting the run around from PSE&G - Check
98% of south regions which were hit hardest had power restored. Up in Ironbound Newark, 8 days in counting with no power at home address and at work. Saw a couple of PSE&G line trucks in the area this morning and they just sat in their vehicles all morning and left right before lunch without doing a single thing. Is anyone supposed to be held accountable for this fiasco?
kim b
6:07 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
If I could just see someone from JCPL doing something I wouldn't feel so forgotten. Like many my rode has been closed and been without power since Monday.
6:10 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Oh, did I mention I did see PSE&G's meter reader a couple blocks reading all the meters for the businesses and homes that had power.
Powerless in Wyckoff
6:49 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
There are people without power who are suffering in Wyckoff, and, in one case on Spencer Drive, one of these unfortunates was confronted by a neighbor (who was fortunate to have power), the neighbor was upset that leaves were blowing onto their lawn! What is wrong with people???
Will call
6:56 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
6:55 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Governor - you want to do something which will work? Sponsor a law that requires any utility to refund a full month's worth of charges for any customers who are not restored service within 7 days (7 days after the end of the situation causing the outage, to be fair - 7 days when repairs possible). Do this to be fair to your citizens. Do this to hold utilities to the seriousness of their essential services and exclusive franchises. Put their skin in the game.
7:57 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
why should they give you a month free they did not cause the outage nature did. stop
complaining you are not the only home without power.the have to give power to the essencial services first so that you can eat have emergency services.there were over 2 millon homes without services you should be giving them praise for working 12 hour days and most not even seeing there familys you should be happy you are alive.so stop whinning and give credit where credit is do If you was prepared like they told you you would have a generatorand you would not be crying like a baby.gary from florida
8:13 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Donna shut the F up, Christy if you hear this I do like you but pseg is a piece of crap company f them this will be day 10 and another storm more days added on this is BS.
Mike Chubre
8:54 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Not going out tonight. Too cold. How about tomorrow?
9:08 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
USA1 you're starting to sound like a victim that wants the government to take care of him. You should get some solar panels maybe and be more self reliant.
8:48 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Please call JCP and L customer service # 1-800-662-3115 everyday! For Hazardous situations like down Power lines and multiple streetlight problems and power outages.
Call customer service every day and let them know it is very important they fix this situation as it is a Safety issue now. It is best to call at 8AM as they are less busy at this time.
I called today and they are hoping to have everybody up in Parsippany by SAT. They should be ashamed for keeping us in the dark for so long. They should not send us a bill for this whole month or offer us a deep discount. We are losing a lot of money on gas for the generator, going out to eat everyday, hotel stays. This is a natural disaster and I understand but they are the Power experts and they should have a plan in place to keep us all safe. This is a major inconvenience. We are high paying tax customers and we do not deserve to be treated like this. Our power should have been restored long time ago. I wonder what Mayor James Barberio could do to help us. HIS # is 973-263-4297. Call him too and ask him.
Nose Wayne
9:24 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Don't pay for a service you didn't get, that's all.Also, 3 to 6 inches and 40-50 mph winds are forecast for tomorrow starting at around 9am with the heaviest around 5pm.
Stay safe out there everyone.
Edge river
11:18 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The problem here is the crappy infrastructure. Power lines should be buried In the ground like in other countries. Substations should never have to be shut down due to risk of flooding. This whole setup was not built correctly from the beginning. The power grid is way too fragile. I understand why it was built this way. It creates jobs for the power companies. Not good for the consumer. Now we are facing another wind storm tomorrow and I guarantee you that it's going to result in more power outages.
Richard Dean
6:44 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Sure it is a great idea to put all of the wies underground. It's very easy to do unless it is a rocky area like much of northern New Jersey then it becomes much more expensive which means higher rates and when they do rupture the average outage isn't just an hour or two but many hours and even days.
Edge river
7:27 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The power, phone and cable lines can be buried in the ground just like the gas lines. If you visit any European city or suburb you will see what I mean. Overseas, people laugh at us when they see the way the utility companies deliver power, phone and cable to our households from pole to pole. All you need is one tree falling down and the entire neighborhood is out of service. The utility companies took the easy way out installing all the lines up in the air. It guarantees work for them as well. This is why your power is out for 10 days. Put the utility lines in the ground, pay a little more and you won't have these frequent outages every times the wind blows too hard.
Jen Bauman
6:56 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
It's Mother Nature people! The great humbler. Calm down - no heat and hot water and lights suck - I agree. It's hard for everyone. But let's be productive and donate your free time to a shelter where there are people who are worse off than you. God spared your life - enjoy it. My grandparents are probably rolling over in their graves, wondering why so many people w/so much complain and whine so much. My 5 year old doesn't whine as much! Stay safe and be well!
Reality Checker
11:11 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Coming from someone with power -- if you didn't your 5 yo would be driving you crazy by now. Hard to be productive while you are either paying out the nose for loding and food and trying to keep your pipes from freezing and trying to manage out of a hotel room. Love people with an opinion who haven't truly experienced the hardship people are going while big business that is only concerned with the shareholders at their public company (JCP&L) haven't been trimming the trees or maintaining the infrastructure for years so the magnitude of this is more severe and their biggest concern is shareholder losses not how much this is costing the average small business owner or homeowner or elderly people and families with small children. Jen -- you go donate your time while those paid top do a job don't do it.
Reality Checker
11:13 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Edge is right burying the cables is the answer but we like to take the absent minded short term approach to everything in our country. Maximize profits and kick the can down the road for someone else to deal with. The American philosophy that we live by in this once great country of ours.
2:34 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Everybody needs to stop complaining and just deal with it. If you're cold, get a blanket and put more clothes on. Your bitching and whining isn't helping. Take your panties off and be men.
2:36 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Everybody needs to stop complaining and just deal with it. If you're cold, get a blanket and put more clothes on. Your b*tching and whining isn't helping. Take your panties off and be men.
Edge river
11:16 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Eddie. This is more of a bigger issue. The utility companies need look at their crappy, fragile infrastructure and find ways to minimize outages moving forward. You shouldn't be losing power to your home just because the wind blows a little too hard or due to snow / rain. Burying the cables in the ground is one option. The consumer will have to pay for this but it will be worth the investment. I realized years ago that this crappy utility setup was too unreliable. My house is on generator backup as soon as the power goes out. People shouldn't have to be worrying about the power going out every time a storm hits. Long term solutions have to be put in place. In the meantime, you can put more clothes on to keep warm.
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ratkins wrote:I haven't read the entire thread, so please forgive me if this is territory already covered. I saw The Artist last night finally and listening to the audience as they walked out of the theater made me feel like a kid whose long time favorite band just had a hit single and now everybody loves them. I thought the movie was good, very good in fact, but after all the hype I was expecting something more than just a typical 1920's film. Hearing everyone say how refreshing the movie was made me feel very indignant and I had to stop myself from asking people what other silent films they had seen. Did anyone else feel the same way or am I just a jerk?Ron
Sun Jan 15, 2012 11:21 pm
BankofAmericasSweetheart wrote:No you aren't the only one who feels this way Ron. I myself and a few others have expressed some let-down from the whole experience and I have said my opinion more than a few times. I think whenever someone says something negative about the film, there's always several people who start defending the film as if we're wrong for feeling that way about the movie.
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SilentEchoes57 wrote:So no one has posted yet that The Artist won Best Picture at the Critic's Choice Awards? Also best director, and get this, best costume design...
Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:21 am
WaverBoy wrote:SilentEchoes57 wrote:So no one has posted yet that The Artist won Best Picture at the Critic's Choice Awards? Also best director, and get this, best costume design...Costume design? But they were wearing incorrect underwear!!!
Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:27 am
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WaverBoy wrote:As long as you've learned how incorrect projection speeds can ruin silent comedies, we're good.
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WaverBoy wrote:By the by, if Fred would like to post some historical photographic examples of correct period underwear, I'm sure that would be very helpful in the education of us undergarment Luddites...
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Talmadge wrote:Thought I'd weigh in since my wife (also a silent film fan) and I saw The Artist today.We both enjoyed it, but not as much as we would have liked.It was enjoyable; a lot of funny and clever moments. I loved the dog, James Cromwell and the B&W cinematography.The music seemed really lacking to me (especially after having recently seen Hugo twice - the score in that film is superlative). The Artist score seemed to lack a strong melodic theme and in many places seemed stitched together like a TCM silent screening using "library" music at hand. I about fell out of my seat when the Bernard Herrmann music came on; the scene was ruined for me because the music, possibly Herrmann's greatest score, is too closely linked to Vertigo. Using the music in The Artist seemed tacky and took me out of the story.I think the movie could have benefited from a closer study of A Star is Born (Garland) and Borzage movies like Seventh Heaven. In those movies, the pace was leisurely and the films took the time to really tell the story and get to know the characters. In The Artist, the film had hardly started when the protagonist began his downhill climb. Also, I found it hard to believe that an actor so full of life and confidence wouldn't want to at least try the sound process and I found his loser state a little hard to believe.I do hope the film instills in viewers who would otherwise never see a silent film the idea that maybe silent films aren't like taking medicine after all. The Artist was obviously made with a lot of love for films of the '20s and '30s. Again, I enjoyed it, but probably not as much as seeing the real thing.
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missdupont wrote:Wasn't Fairbanks also someone who was confident and positive who didn't want to move out of silents as well, literally being dragged into sound?
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FrankFay wrote:missdupont wrote:Wasn't Fairbanks also someone who was confident and positive who didn't want to move out of silents as well, literally being dragged into sound?I think part of it was that the technology of early talkies was not going to make him look dashing and effortless. Another part of it was that he was aging and his health was going- he wasn't going to be able to do the stunts his audience wanted for much longer. He'd been on stage for years so there was no problem with him talking.
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Zool wrote:Just offering up a different perspective here...I learned some years ago to not build up expectations about a movie. I don't go into the theater with the frame of mind that "I expect this, and this, and that, and I expect to have those expectations met." It saves me potential disappointments, and I'm able to enjoy the movie for what it is. Unless it's garbage.I did see The Artist, and as with any movie, I didn't come home and begin comparing/contrasting it to other movies to see where it fell short. Nor did I pick apart little minute details that didn't seem to have an impact on the ACTUAL PLOT one way or the other in my opinion. I could do that, but that wouldn't be any fun for me.I liked The Artist very much. I found some of the scenes to be somewhat moving. Particularly the last 10 minutes of the film. I thought the film was very well done. It was like a breath of fresh air to me in terms of what modern cinema is currently made up of... And I'm not new to silent cinema in the least.
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New works by Louisa Bufardeci, commissioned for the 7th Asia Pacific Triennial, will be exhibited at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, 8 December 2012 - 14 April 2013.
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Monday, August 30, 2010
North Carolina
We had a completely wonderful time in North Carolina last week, so I wanted to share some of the highlights!
First off, the scenery was gorgeous. The photo above was the view we woke up to every morning. And there was a balcony with rocking chair right off the bedroom we stayed in! W loved climbing up into the chair and rocking the daylights out of it all of the time...
...a vigorous activity that usually led him to want a snack directly after...
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2. Perfecting golf technique with Great-Grandpa Budd
3. Hanging out lakeside with Grandma Riki
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feeding the ducks by Ariella
ice cream and anniversary embrace by Uncle Rob
all others by Yours Truly.
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You must have been in western NC, my current homeplace. I live about 30 minutes away from Asheville, and love the fact that every time I get in the car, I know I will have a scenic drive. This from a midwesterner who is still getting used to seeing all these mountains after 9 years...
Great pics! The kiddos are getting bigger and bigger...i'm so excited about my win. thank you!!
so funny, i was looking at your pictures and i thought i recognized Lotus by her gorgeous blond locks and pretty dress from reading Childhood Magic. then i saw the picture credit went to Ariella. what a small world. even in the blogging world.
looks like you all had a great time!
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Just thought i would share a couple pics of my bear hunt this year, not a real big bear but was a lot of fun running the dogs.
Just thought i would share a couple pics of my bear hunt this year, not a real big bear but was a lot of fun running the dogs.
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Good job packer... Bitter sweet?
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The Wine Of Silence - The Book! :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Mar 6, 2012 Andrew Keeling has a book of the scores for The Wine Of Silence available. You can find out more and preview the book here.
The Wine Of Silence :: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Mar 5, 2012 After several years in the making, the orchestral soundscapes album, The Wine of Silence will be released on April 30th 2012.
Mister Stormy's Monday Selection :: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Mar 5, 2012 Here's Trey and Tony taking a tune for a walk during the sessions for Thrak.
Crim On Coe :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Feb 28, 2012 My thanks to Andrew John for alerting me to some impending Crimson on the radio. Andrew writes "its been a long time since I was able to point out to my mother that King Crimson are refered to in the BBC Radio Times. Get yourselves tuned to Gideon Coe this Thursday and wallow in the recognition only occasionally the popular media affords our band. What is chosen to be played will be interesting in itself." The session in question is likely to be the old BBC In Concert session taken from the Concertgebouw Night Watch concert. We wait with baited breath until Thursday!
League of Gentlemen In Paris :: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Feb 27, 2012 Mister Stormy has whipped out his audio Brasso and polished up this rather fine recording of the League of Gentlemen wowing the punters in the Bataclan.
Crimson & The Hall Of Fame :: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Feb 26, 2012 My thanks to Tony for alerting me to this piece in Goldmine about KC and the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame.
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Orchestral Soundscapes In Concert :: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Feb 22, 2012 My thanks to Fred Bruinenberg for reminding the news page that tickets for the Orchestral Soundscapes concert in the Netherlands on May 6th 2012 are now on sale. The soundscapes are orchestrated by Andrew Keeling, based upon Bert Lams' transcriptions of Fripp's preferred method of making a lot of noise with one guitar. Though Robert is not performing at this concert in May it is hoped that the long-awaited CD of orchestral soundscapes performed will be available at the time. Andrew Keeling himself has a new album of contemporary classical music out next month called Unquiet Earth. Check out the Spaceward website for further details.
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Remember all the time you put in as a child while your own grownups shopped?
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"Of course! We always find you," I said.
"Don't I know it!" he said, and off he trundled with his extra-wide load.
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Please call owner at (786) 356-3353 for this 800 sq ft state-of-the-art equipped one bedroom one bathroom apartment. Details »
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Call for reservations: 877-447-8291 The East 13th Street one-bedroom, one-bathroom suite is a located on the second floor of an elevator-equipped building just steps from Union Square. The living and dining area is roomy and welcoming. Details »
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This comfortable 3 1/2-room apartment is part of a small apartment house, it suits to 4 people and it is situated in Cressogno. Sunny position with a fantastic view of the lake and the well-known mountain San Salvatore. Smart palm garden with... Details »
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Call Irina Lysenko (owner): 917-592-5540 -- Situated in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, perhaps the most centrally located neighborhood in all of New York City - Broadway and 34 street! Our elegant, one-bedroom apartment is on the same block as... Details »
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Blackpool holiday flats situated adjacent to the promenade between south and central piers. We are convenient for Blackpool Illuminations and the sea front. Details »


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kyle suede loafer
$120.00 $59.99
- smooth suede loafer
- contrast topstitching
- squared toe
- embossed calvin klein side logo
- textured non slip sole
- padded footbed
- 1" heel
- suede
- imported
style no. 82000233
kyle suede loafer
They look great, but they're absolutely awful.
I don't know where to begin with my frustration. I'm a huge fan of Calvin Klein, and buy a lot from their brand. Recently I decided to invest in a comfortable, stylish, everyday shoe. This one caught my attention because it's suede so it doesn't show cracks or scuffs or age so much and it's extremely comfortable.
The first issue I had was the sizing. I special ordered this shoe FOUR TIMES, my shoe size is 10 1/2 and the size that fit me in these shoes was 7 1/2- that seems a little crazy.
and FINALLY when I received a pair that fit, I loved them, they look fantastic and feel even better. I've worn them now twice total and I just noticed today the strings holding the suede in place are coming undone around the shoe! I'm extremely frustrated and for a premium brand, and moderately pricey shoes, I expected so much more and I am thoroughly disappointed. The worst part is that I like the style so much now and I can't find them anywhere else so I guess I am stuck.
January 15, 2013
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