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Hey wasup everybody.
This is my first post, and I am glad to be part of the forum.
To tell you a little about me. I am 16 years old, and play ths sport of american football. The position I play is full back.
I was here trying to ask for you guys help with something. I was wanting to know if there was someone here that would help me out on my training personally. I live in columbus ohio, and I know there are some good training places out here, but for some reason its like I live 20 or so miles from them. You add that with going there 3 to 4 times a week with the gas prices these days, and the price to pay for membership you talking alot of money, and alot of money is what I dont have
Anyways I live in columbus ohio between brice and refugee rd, and was wanting to know if there was someone that is willing to help me out.
Oh yea just in case you would like to email me. It is:
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Sep 16, 2005, 11:40 AM »
Oh I am sorry. I meant anybody in the area of brice and refugee, or you can be little farther away, but not much lol.
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Thanks for the information, but I already know about them. Thats one of the places where I was talking about when I say they are like 20 or so miles away from me, and I dont think I will be able to keep going back and fourth 3 to 4 days a week.
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I can't believe you're griping about only 20 miles away! That's downright convenient; it doesn't get much better than that!! There are many who travel much longer distances to get to their coaches/training centers...and CWLC has a good reputation. If you want to train, you'll find a way.
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Sep 27, 2005, 10:16 PM »
Its all about dedication.
would catching a bus be cheaper?
I have to catch a bus more than 30 miles every day just to get to training and then another 30 on the way home. Fit that into a part time job and full time university.
If you want it bad enough you will do it.
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Sep 27, 2005, 11:28 PM »
Hi everyone.
Thanks for the reply's.
I have good news.. I just saved a bunch of money by switching my car insurance to geico. Lol I just had to say it.
No for real though I finally contacted them, and I am glad to say that I am about to start training with them also. I went up there on saturday to meet up with the guy that is going to be training me. His name is mark (dont know he's last name though) and he is a really nice guy.
We went over somethings and talked about what I was looking for and stuff, and he evaluated me to see where I was at with my flexibilty and such and teaching me how to use my hips (which is a big part in olympic weight lifting as I have heard). Needless to say I know I am going to love it here, and plus there facility is niiicceee.
Talked things over with my parents they agreed to it. I guess I was a little over reactive with the 20 mile drive. I thought it was going to be a big deal with my parents, but I guess it wasnt to big of a deal for them, and on top of that the personal training is only 35 dollars a month. You really cant beat that.
So like I was saying I think I am going to like it there, and I think I made a really good choice. Oh yea I didnt call the 985-4949 number. There was another number on the website that started with 832 number that I called. Well he is the guy that answer the emails. That is who I am hooked up with. Anybody know about him (his name is mark)? Is he any good. I heard everybody at columbus weight lifting is very good.
Well alright I just wanted to let all of you know how I was doing, and thank everybody for there help. If you guys want I could keep you posted on my training to see how things are developing if you like.
Ok ok one last thing. During the evaluation alright ill stop saying that. During the testing I found out that my flexibilty is not all that well. I knew I had gotten stiff because I have been inactive for awhile and just now getting back into working out. And when I mean inactive I mean inactive. The worst couch patato you can think of. I mean sitting at home sleeping not doing nothing for like 3 or so years. Not evwen going outside :cry:.
Well like I was saying my flexibility is pretty low, and that showed when he was testing my in the front squat and back squat. I guess what I was hte kind of squats I was doing before where incorrect well I was squating I guess you can say like a power lifter would squat. Well olympic squats require alot more flexibility I can tell you that much lol. My thing is I cant drop straight down, and keep my back up. I am used to putting my back back far like a power lifter would.
Alright alright to the point. You all know about olympic weight lifting and what flexibility it aquires. What streches and things like that I can do. To get my squats down. The guy said we will work on it but were not going to start intill next week at the beginning of the month ( my dads idea) and I just though I could work on somethings to improve my flexibility before then.
I would like to hear you guys suggestions, and opinons on this as I would really apriacte it.
Sorry to write so much I am just really excited.
Thanks again everybody for your help.
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Just tell Mark Cannellla that Chris LeRoux sent you. That should start you off on the right foot. Don't mention sock therapy, whatever you do, but please send my regards to Megan when you meet her.
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Hey wat's up everybody. Im back with an update!
First I wrote this thang, and for some reason it didnt come through so now I have to right this stuff all over again. Ugh.
Alright well I have to say this. I love weightlifting. It first started out with just somthing to get me ready for the sport I play which is american football, but after a couple of weeks I loved it. I mean what other better sport could I take up to get me physical prepaired for football. Thanks you guys for guiding me torwards weightlifting.
There are a few things I have to address though, that I am hoping you guys could help me out with.
First I have this problem with keeping my heels down. I mean I just cant seem to keep them down flat on the ground. Well when I am not warmed up I cannot seem to get them on the floor, but when I am warmed up I can get them down. See the problem this when I get them down my body is leaning over, and my back isnt straight up. I mean I can get pretty far down in my squat position, but its my back that needs to be straightin up. I mean I can see my coach, and other guys that come in the gym have o problem with this lol. Anyways, does anybody have some stretches or exersies that could help me out with this.
Alright another issue. For some reason my hips have been hurtin :cry:, and it has been affecting my lifts. By affacting my lifts I mean the squats. Somedays I cant even squat, because of the pain. The pain is coming from the top, and inside of my hips. Well how about the whole hip lol. My right one hurts the worse. I didnt do this one in the gym. I think I did this one at home. I was doing something. Cant remember, but when I did it I felt like I might have tweaked it, or something. I thought the pain would go away, but it hasnt. It been awhile. Sorry I cant give you a time frame, but its been this way for awhile.
My left one I think I did do in the gym. When I am back squatting, and I explode out from the bottom, and I get to the top I tend to bounce a little at the end of the lift. My coach tells me not to do it, I dont do it most of the time, but sometimes I do, and I think that is what is bothering my left hip. How do I know, because whenever I do, do that bounce I feel it in that spot lol. So any suggetions on what I could do to help my hip out?
1 last thing. I was wanting to get a refrence on weightlifting. Like a book or video that could show me somethings about weightlifting. Somthing that could show me some tricks, and secrets about weightling, and also something that can get me stronger, and strong on the lifts so I can surpise my coach, and get that edge. Me, and my coach workout on mondays, wednesdays, and fridays. Maybe between the days I could do some extra work so I can start outlifting my coach lol. You can pm me about this if you dont want everybody to know about the secrets. I would actually want you to anyways. I mean everybody cant know the secrets lol.
Well thats it. I hope I didnt ask for to much. I am looking forwared to you guys responses.
Thanks again everybody. Really you all have helped me out alot.
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Students must meet all university requirements for a master's degree. All counseling students are required to complete the core courses. In addition, there are specific requirements for courses depending on which sequence the student is enrolled in. Students should complete their study plan with the advisor before or within the first semester of enrollment to ensure proper progression through the program. Although the advisor is available to help students with any questions or concerns regarding curriculum and progression through the program, it is the student's responsibility to make sure he/she is following the policies and procedures of the program, college, and university. Students should refer to program student handbook, university student handbook, and the university catalog for all policies and procedures. Total hours required for graduation in Marriage & Family is 60 hours.
Required Core Courses (33 Hours)PSYC 6110 Measurements and Evaluation (3)COUN 6600 Professional Orientation and Ethical Standards for Counselors (3)COUN 7620 Life Span Developmental Issues (3)COUN 6630 Counseling Theories (3)COUN 7720 Social and Cultural Foundations (3)COUN 7725 Family Systems: Theory and Practice (3)COUN 7730 Life Style and Career Development (3)COUN 7810 Beginning Counseling and Human Relations Skills (3)COUN 8811 Interventions with Children and Adolescents (3)COUN 7847 Group Dynamics and Intervention (3)COUN 7855 Assessment and Treatment Planning (3)
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1. Individual Development and Family Relationships (minimum of 1 course)a. Counseling 7620: Life Span and Developmental Issuesb. Counseling 7720: Social and Cultural Foundationsc. Counseling 7730: Life Style and Career Development
2. Topics in MFT and Group Therapy must be addressed in a minimum of 6 courses and must include history, theory, interventions, and assessment:
a. Counseling 7725: Family Systems: Theory and Practiceb. Counseling 7847: Group Dynamics and Interventionc. Counseling 8825: Advanced Family Therapyd. Counseling 8811: Interventions with Children and Adolescentse. Counseling 7855: Assessment and Treatment Planningf. Counseling 8859: Family Counseling Techniquesg. Counseling 8860: Applied Family Systems
3. Professional Ethics (at least 1 course):a. Counseling 6600: Professional Orientation and Ethical Standards for Counselors
4. Research Topics (1 course)a. Psychology 6110: Measurement and Evaluation
5. Clinical Practicum/Internship (300 Hours)a. Counseling 8845: Practice in Individual Counselingb. Counseling 8856: Practicum in Group Counselingc. Counseling 8881: Marriage and Family Internship Id. Counseling 8882: Marriage and Family Internship II
TITLE 68: PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONSCHAPTER VII: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATIONSUBCHAPTER b: PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONSPART 1283 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY LICENSING ACTSECTION 1283.30 EDUCATION
Section 1283.30 Education
a) An applicant for a license as a marriage and family therapist shall hold one of the following:
1) A master's or doctoral degree in marriage and family therapy from a regionally accredited educational institution;
2) A master's or doctoral degree from a regionally accredited educational institution (by the U.S. Office of Education) in marriage and family therapy or in a related field (i.e., behavioral science or mental health) with an equivalent course of study in marriage and family therapy as set forth in subsection (b); or
3) A master's or doctoral degree in marriage and family therapy from a program accredited by either the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy or the Commission on Accreditation for Counseling Related Educational Programs.
b) An applicant must have completed a minimum of 48 semester hours or equivalent hours of graduate coursework. The applicant's graduate coursework, at a minimum, shall be substantially equivalent to the curriculum listed in this subsection (b). Courses are evaluated according to course content rather than course title. For the purpose of this Section, course shall be defined as an integrated, organized course of study. No student designed courses, independent study courses, workshops, on-line or correspondence courses may be used to satisfy the core courses. Course descriptions and syllabi are required for courses whose titles do not reflect the content described as follows:
1) Individual Development and Family Relations. Topics in marriage and family studies must be addressed in a minimum of 1 course (3 semester or 4 quarter hours or equivalent). Topics that may be counted toward this area of study include family development and family interactional patterns across the life cycle of the individual as well as the family. Courses may include the study of: family life cycle; theories of family development; marriage and/or family dynamics; sociology of the family; families under stress; the contemporary family; social, cultural, and spiritual foundations of family life; the cross-cultural family; gender studies; youth/adult/aging and the family; family subsystems; interpersonal relationships (marriage, parenting, sibling); human development; lifestyle and career development; personality theory; and human sexuality.
2) Theoretical Foundations and Clinical Practice.
A) Topics in marriage and family therapy must be addressed in a minimum of 6 courses (18 semester or 24 quarter hours or equivalent). The following topics must be covered:
i) the historical development, theoretical and empirical foundations, and contemporary conceptual directions of the field of marriage and family therapy;
ii) overview of major clinical theories of marital and family therapy that offer conceptualizations and methods for working conjointly with two or more clients present in therapy sessions who are in significant relationships with each other outside the therapy context. These clinical theories shall include those in major textbooks in marriage and family therapy, such as: communications, contextual, experiential, object relations, strategic, behavioral, structural, systemic, transgenerational;
iii) assessment and evaluation of individuals (children, adolescents, and adults), couples and families;
iv) treatment and intervention methods for working with individuals (children, adolescents and adults), couples, families and groups in therapy;
v) assessment and treatment of mental, emotional, behavioral and interpersonal disorders and psychopathology, including making clinical assessments, certifying diagnoses, prescribing treatment and signing off on treatment plans for persons with mental illnesses or other clinical disorders;
vi) contemporary issues, which include but are not limited to gender, violence, addictions, abuse, psychopharmacology, physical health and illness in the treatment of individuals, couples, and families from a relational/systemic perspective; sexual functioning, sexual orientation, and sex therapy as they relate to couple, marriage and family therapy theory and practice; significant material on diversity and discrimination as it relates to couple and family therapy theory and practice;
vii) crisis intervention.
B) The coursework in this subsection (b)(2) must balance methods for working individually (one client in a therapy session), and for working conjointly with at least two clients present in therapy sessions who are in significant relationships with each other outside the therapy context, and must include methods for working with groups.
3) Professional Studies and Ethics. Topics in professional studies and ethics must be addressed in a minimum of 1 course (3 semester hours or 4 quarter hours or equivalent) that includes unique professional and ethical situations involved with conjoint therapies. Topics that may be counted toward this area of study include: professional socialization and the role of the professional organization; legal responsibilities and liabilities; independent practice and interprofessional cooperation; ethics; family law; unique professional and ethical situations involved with conjoint therapies.
4) Research. Topics in research must be addressed in a minimum of 1 course (3 semester hours or 4 quarter hours or equivalent). Topics that may be counted toward this area of study include: research design and methods; statistics; research in a mental health field.
5) Clinical Practicum/Internship. (300 hours) – 15 hours per week, approximately 8-10 hours in face-to-face contact with individuals, couples, families and groups for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis and treatment.)
c) In evaluating coursework from another jurisdiction, the Marriage and Family Therapy Disciplinary and Licensing Board (Board) may require documentation such as, but not limited to, an evaluation by a foreign equivalency documentation service indicating that the applicant's graduate program is equivalent to a graduate program in this country.
d) An individual who has taught a graduate level course in a regionally accredited educational institution in any of the areas listed in subsection (b) shall receive credit for the course. One course taught is equivalent to one course taken. Repetitive teaching of the same course may only be counted as one course. Syllabi and reading lists shall be submitted in order to obtain credit.
e) Courses taken at a post-degree institution may count as equivalent for an education requirement of subsection (b) if the institution's training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) or meets the following requirements:
1) The institution's program is established to achieve coherent mission and training objectives and the program has as its primary objective the training of marriage and family therapists.
2) The specific course submitted as equivalent to those defined in subsection (b) is taught by faculty who hold graduate degrees and are trained and credentialed in the field in which they teach.
3) Courses must be offered by an established, identifiable facility or agency.
4) Courses must be ongoing and additive (offered at the same place over a specific period of time and available on an ongoing basis) or offered off site by an acceptable post degree institution with an established, identifiable home-base facility or agency.
5) Courses must include outlines, clear description of content, appropriate bibliography, and other indications or meet generally acceptable criteria for academic offerings.
6) Correspondence courses are not acceptable.
f) Credit for courses taken pursuant to subsection (e) will be given on a semester-hour equivalency basis which is 15 classroom hours per semester credit. Evaluation of course work is on a case-by-case basis for each applicant. To receive credit, an applicant must submit a syllabus for each course, proof of acceptable completion of the course, and all documentation necessary to demonstrate that the post-degree institution and the specific course meet all the requirements of subsection (e).
g) A thesis or dissertation completed as a requirement of the first qualifying degree will not be counted as equivalent for an education requirement of subsection (b).
h) Applicants who hold non-clinical qualifying degrees, or whose practicum/internship was in areas other than marriage and family therapy, may document the practicum requirement with their first 300 post-graduate client contact hours supervised by an American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Approved Supervisor, supervisor-in-training or a supervisor who meets the requirements set forth in Section 1283.21 of this Part.
i) The Department of Financial and Professional Regulation-Division of Professional Regulation (Division), upon the recommendation of the Board, has determined that marriage and family therapy programs accredited by either the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy or the Commission on Accreditation for Counseling Related Educational Programs meet the minimum criteria set forth in this Section and are, therefore, approved.
Source: Amended at 31 Ill. Reg. 4711, effective March 9, 2007)
TITLE 68: PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONSCHAPTER VII: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATIONSUBCHAPTER b: PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONSPART 1283 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY LICENSING ACTSECTION 1283.25 CLINICAL SUPERVISION
Section 1283.25 Clinical Supervision
An applicant must complete 200 hours of clinical supervision of marriage and family therapy. At least 100 of these 200 clinical supervision hours must occur following the receipt of the first qualifying degree. Up to 100 hours of clinical supervision accumulated during graduate training may be counted toward the required 200 hours of clinical supervision. At least 100 of the 200 hours of clinical supervision must be completed with a marriage and family therapy supervisor who has met certain requirements.
a) At least 100 of the 200 hours of clinical supervision shall be completed while fulfilling the clinical experience requirement of Section 1283.20 of this Part and the post-degree professional work experience requirement in Section 1283.15 of this Part. Up to 100 hours of clinical supervision accumulated during graduate training for the first qualifying degree may be counted toward the required 200 hours of clinical supervision.
b) At least 100 of the 200 hours of clinical supervision, whether accumulated during or after graduate training for the first qualifying degree, shall have been received from an individual(s) who, at the time the supervision took place:
1) was certified as an approved supervisor or supervisor in training by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy; or
2) had held an active license as a marriage and family therapist with 5 years clinical experience providing marriage and family therapy after his or her first qualifying degree; or
3) held an active clinical membership certification with the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy for at least 5 years; or
4) had:
A) held an active license as a licensed clinical psychologist, a licensed clinical social worker, a licensed clinical professional counselor or a psychiatrist licensed under the Medical Practice Act;
B) 5 years clinical experience providing marriage and family therapy as defined in Section 1283.20;
C) provided at least 1000 hours of conjoint therapy; and
D) either 2 years experience providing clinical supervision of marriage and family therapy (including the supervision of conjoint therapy) or completed a 1 semester hour graduate course in marriage and family therapy supervision (at least 15 contact hours) or the equivalent prior to or during the supervision provided the applicant.
c) The other 100 hours of the clinical supervision shall have been received as part of a practicum or internship experience and/or from an individual(s) who, at the time the supervision took place, was a licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed clinical psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, licensed clinical professional counselor or psychiatrist licensed under the Medical Practice Act with 5 years experience in his/her discipline.
d) All 200 hours of clinical supervision must meet the requirements set forth in subsections (e), (f), and (g) of this Section.
e) Supervision means the direct clinical review, for the purposes of training or teaching by a supervisor, of the applicant's interaction with a client. The purpose of supervision shall be to promote the development of the individual's clinical skills.
f) Supervision is face to face conversation with a supervisor, usually in periods of approximately one hour each. The learning process is sustained and intense. Appointments are scheduled on a regular basis. Supervision focuses on the raw data from a supervisee's continuing clinical practice, which is available to the supervisor through a combination of direct live observation, co-therapy, written clinical notes, audio and video recordings, and live supervision. It is a process clearly distinguishable from personal psychotherapy and is conducted in order to serve professional goals. Acceptable modes of supervision are as follows:
1) Individual supervision shall mean a maximum of 2 supervisees meeting with one supervisor.
2) Group supervision shall mean a maximum of 6 supervisees meeting with one supervisor.
g) The following is not acceptable marriage and family therapy supervision: peer supervision (supervision by a person of equivalent but not superior qualifications, status and experience); supervision by current or former family members or any other person with whom the nature of the personal relationship prevents, or makes difficult, the establishment of a professional supervisory relationship; administrative supervision (administrative supervision by an institutional director or executive, for example, conducted to evaluate job performance or for case management, not the quality of therapy given to a client); a primarily didactic process wherein techniques or procedures are taught in a group setting, classroom, workshop or seminar; staff development, orientation to a field or program or role-playing of family relationships as a substitute for current clinical practice in an appropriate clinical situation.
h) A doctoral practicum or internship may be applied toward the 200-hour clinical supervision requirement of Section 1283.50(a)(3).
(Source: Added at 22 Ill. Reg. 16482, effective September 3, 1998)


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By Erika Niedowski | Monday Jul 4, 2011
The civil unions bill approved by RI lawmakers includes language that would allow religious organizations to dismiss the rights given to gay couples in a civil union.
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After playing a key role in defeating a push for gay marriage, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence has urged Rhode Island lawmakers to reject an alternative establishing civil unions for gay couples, calling them a "stepping stone" to gay marriage.
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Acknowledging Rhode Island's marriage equality bill does not have enough votes to pass in the state Senate; gay House Speaker Gordon Fox (D-Providence) announced on Wednesday, April 27, he will sponsor a civil unions bill.
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A bill that makes Delaware the eighth state to allow civil unions or domestic partnerships for same-sex couples has cleared the legislature and Gov. Jack Markell said Thursday he looks forward to signing the measure into law.
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The state House on Thursday approved a bill offering legal recognition to same-sex couples in Delaware and giving them the same rights and obligations granted to married couples while a bill allowing same-sex civil unions cleared the Senate.
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It wasn't so long ago that simply being gay in the Republic of Ireland made one a criminal. On April 5, the civil union of two men in a committed life partnership marked how far GLTBs in that nation have come.
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Delaware's state senate is set to mull civil unions, and an anti-gay Illinois amendment has been relegated to the dustbin. But Indiana's anti-gay amendment is on track to go before voters--and Montana lawmakers failed to take an anti-gay law off the books
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Chicago Photo Safaris
- Multiple Locations
Pro photographers educate students in camera functions as they tour landmarks, capturing snapshots of sights and scenery
Safari Run
- San Mateo
Animal-themed jungle gym packed with slides, bridges, tunnels, and ladders combines fitness and play for kids aged 4–10 on Monday–Friday
Dan Chan Magic Man San Jose
- Multiple Locations
Hong Kong native Alex Wu dazzles with intricate routines of card manipulation and sleight of hand as audiences dine on a Chinese feast
Wineluv Wednesdays
- Blu Restaurant
Boutique wineries pour samples of their favorite vintages as guests dine, sway to music, and gaze at local art
Chinese Historical Society
- Chinatown
Members and guests explore permanent artwork and rotating exhibits on Chinese American history; store sells prints and museum catalogs
Blazing Saddles San Francisco
- Multiple Locations
Deluxe rental bikes whisk riders away on self-guided or guided tours of San Francisco, the Bay, and surrounding landmarks
AB Mixed Martial Arts Academy
- Portola
Rigorous Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes taught by martial-arts champions are complemented by yoga and cardio sessions
Art Social San Francisco
- Multiple Locations
Local artists unleash students' creative sides during three-hour painting classes held in various local wine bars and restaurants
Bay Area Expeditions
- Central North San Francisco
Experienced outdoorsmen lead excursions through redwood-lined and oceanside trails as hikers learn basic skills
Bikram Hot Yoga Daly City San Francisco
- Westlake
Certified instructors guide students through Bikram yoga's 26 postures to limber up and detoxify physiques in a heated studio
MindBody Connection
- Emeryville
Strengthen the body sans joint stress in Reformer classes; burn calories with functional motion, dance, and martial arts in fitness classes
USS Pampanito
- Fisherman's Wharf
Restored WWII submarine shares its history via audio tours, oral histories, letters, and educational programs for adults and kids
Bay City Bike San Francisco
- Multiple Locations
Guided tours pedal across the Golden Gate Bridge into Sausalito; self-guided tours let guests choose their route to explore the Bay City
Dynamo Fitness
Steadily improve your strength, endurance, and flexibility during 5 or 10 weeks of outdoor boot camp
USS Hornet Museum
- Alameda
Aircraft carrier that served in World War II and Apollo recovery holds four levels of ship quarters, exhibits, and panoramic views of bay
Angel Island Company
- San Francisco
One-hour tours travel across a picturesque state park with views of the Bay Area and stop at the historic US Immigration Station
San Francisco Fencers' Club
- Multiple Locations
Experienced coaches teach foil and epee techniques to kids ages 7–16, with an emphasis on precise skills and fun
First Class Sedan
- North Central
Up to eight people relax in a luxury limo between stops at shopping locales of their choice during a five-hour jaunt with drinks
Segway of Oakland
- Oakland
Two-hour tours roam Oakland and pause at landmarks after video overview of Segway handling and Segway rentals allow self-guided exploration
Bikram Yoga in the Mission
- Mission
Each 90-minute, heated class is designed to stimulate every organ, gland, muscle, and body system with a sequence of 26 postures
Oakland Aviation Museum
- Oakland
Located on historic North Field, the museum features an array of aircraft, flight simulators, and the flying boat from Indiana Jones
Wildlife and Eco Tours from San Francisco Whale Tours
- Fisherman's Wharf
Naturalists educate amid views of Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, and wildlife, and private charters enable floating merrymaking
Lemos Farm
Pony rides and petting-zoo visits entertain families, and youngsters celebrate milestones with farm-themed shindigs
Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center
- Ashbury Heights
Nonprofit yoga studio is open seven days a week and offers 60-minute beginner yoga classes and 90-minute all-level yoga classes
The San Francisco Sailing Company
- Fisherman's Wharf
Students complete the first half of the American Sailing Association certification during a two-day course mostly on the water
The Beat Museum
- Telegraph Hill
Signed photo of Ferlinghetti, hard cover first editions & letter from Ginsberg kindle revolutionary mindfires amid bookstore's beat poetry
Emperor Norton's Fantastic San Francisco Time Machine
- Downtown
Sporting a hat adorned with red and black feathers, Emperor Norton I dispenses historic commentary about city landmarks in a 2.5-hour tour
Big City Improv
- Downtown
Acclaimed improv troupe whips up on-the-spot laughs hewn from audience members' ideas
Wax Museum at Fisherman's Wharf
- Fisherman's Wharf
Expansive museum houses meticulously crafted wax statues of more than 275 different historical figures, celebrities & fictional characters
SF Chinatown Ghost Tours
- Chinatown
Tourists skulk through darkened sidestreets and eerie historical sites of Chinatown as native-born guide passes down nuggets of folklore.
Winery Collective
- Fisherman's Wharf
Daily-changing wine flights menu offers four or five samples from two-dozen California wineries in rustic tasting room
The Magic Paintbrush
- Alameda
Rainbow of nontoxic paints daubs onto array of bisque pieces that fire into personalized pieces of pottery
Pacific Pinball Museum
90 colorful, fully playable pinball machines line museum's walls & chronicle development of one of America's great pastimes
Robotics for Fun
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Assemble a single motor racecar from a kit that includes access to an online introductory robotics class
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Archers Joesph and Beth Snell opened Pacifica Archery as an all-purpose shop for shooters of any age. Now, the pairs stays busy supervising 15 lanes, scheduling lessons for various skill levels, and hosting league events. The Snells rent out equipment for visitors to use on the 20- and 10-yard lanes, whether they are students attending a seminar or competitors honing their form. The Snells cater to young enthusiasts with Junior Olympic archery-development programs, which instruct 8- to 18-year-olds on the finer points of arrow-launching. The onsite pro shop furnishes patrons with long, recurve, and compound bows as well as shooting accessories. Channeling their own hunting expertise, the Snells stock camouflage gear and decoys in the shape of common game, including elk, turkey, and dartboards that have escaped from dive bars.
Though FLOAT's neon sign is small and easy to miss in the window of a converted historic cotton mill, its interior is anything but unremarkable. The artist-owned urban art spa stimulates the mind with work from established and rising local artists and submerges clients in warm, dark chambers that relieve bodies of their senses. These floatation therapy sessions enhance relaxation and open up channels of creativity, freeing brains from the incessant digital stimulation and algebraic speed-limit signs of the outside world. While enclosed inside the tank, clients float in a weightless state in a solution composed of 1,000 pounds of medical-grade Epsom salts and water. There, air, water, and skin become alike—refreshing the nerves while recharging the mind more efficiently than sleep. Complementing floatation sessions are massage services that enhance already relaxed states.
Seated in your kayak, you're surrounded by cerulean waters that stretch out into the horizon. To your left, the San Francisco skyline looms in the shimmering afternoon sun. You drift by a raucous Giants game, a village of houseboats, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Led through undulating waters by American Canoe Association– and Wilderness First Aid–certified guides, San Francisco Kayak & Adventures' nautical tour groups traverse the San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront during the day, at sunset, and under the light of the full moon. The guides lead their groups through calm costal waters in sturdy, closed-deck tandem kayaks, which keep legs dry and don't require typical Flintstone-style paddling. The guides regale their group with area history while pointing out local marine life. They only shepherd about eight paddlers to keep tours intimate and personal and customize paddling instruction to the ability levels of the group.
Guides also help visitors explore the natural world on land during hiking excursions between redwood trees in Muir Woods, along a coastal trail in the Tennessee Valley, and past ghost-town buildings at China Camp Village. To expand visitors' wilderness exposure, they also lead adventures such as sailing, rock-climbing, cycling in the city, horseback riding on the beach, and sleeping in phone booths.
The Magic Paintbrush's fully stocked studio adds a thick brushstroke of creativity to everyday life, giving nascent Monets and Rembrandts of all ages the chance to craft artworks and celebrate occasions such as birthdays and bridal showers. Nontoxic paints in dozens of hues give corporeal form to the figures that dance through patrons' imaginations as they size up their blank templates. The Magic Paintbrush also holds classes that teach students ages 7 and up useful techniques for crafting pottery, tiling mosaics, fusing glass, and sculpting papier-mâché statuettes from unpaid credit-card bills.
Blazing Saddles' rides whisk guests through California's rugged, oceanic beauty. Riders embark on self-guided expeditions atop the plush seats of a hybrid bike. On self-guided sightseeing tours, riders leisurely pedal through while following provided maps or their own ancient heirloom treasure maps.
As a surfer and cyclist, Marcel Mijares was drawn to the Pacific Coast many years ago; since then, he's found little reason to leave. A native of Venezuela, Mijares spoke only Spanish when he made the move, but his love of the Bay Area fueled his drive to acquire the English language and graduate with honors from the Lincoln School of Business. Now, as the owner of High Trails Cyclery, Mijares combines his passion with his determination, sharing both with riders in the heart of Russian Hill. He leads a team of cycling experts equipped to repair cycles and perform tune-ups, overhauls, and bike fittings. Team members also share their expertise during maintenance classes, in which they teach students to care for their own cycles and understand the dangers of trying to change a bicycle's transmission fluid.


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We invite you to visit Hill Farm Inn, a special place that offers much more than a comfortable bed and delicious breakfast. A variety of charming and inviting guest rooms have been created around the heart of a two-hundred-year-old dairy farm. The farm's fields and pastures at the foot of Mt. Equinox provide acres of scenic open space for a picture perfect setting.
Our convenient but tucked away location, less than two miles south of Manchester, puts you right in the middle of some of the best that Southern Vermont has to offer.
Outdoor activities on site or nearby include:
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horseback riding ~ swimming ~ canoeing, kayaking and tubing
birding ~ carriage rides ~ skiing ~ snowboarding
cross-country skiing ~ snowmobiling ~ snowshoeing
sleigh rides ~ historic sites ~ concerts ~ theatre ~ antiquing
museums ~ art galleries ~ local crafts ~ shoppingHill Farm Inn celebrated its Centennial in 2005 - a 100-year tradition of providing lodging in Southern Vermont. For a romantic retreat or family vacation, Hill Farm Inn provides a true Vermont country experience. Our spacious facilities that include 50 acres of open space make Hill Farm Inn Bed & Breakfast ideal for Vermont country weddings, family gatherings and reunions.
Each morning you'll enjoy the full country breakfast that has become a Hill Farm Inn tradition. Breakfast is served in the Dining Room between 8:00 and 9:30 am. Because we cook your breakfast to order we are able to meet most special dietary needs. Every afternoon we fill a table with a choice of teas, hot chocolate, coffee and home-baked cookies fresh from the oven. Then, in the evening, the table is replenished so you can enjoy a little something after dinner.
Hill Farm Inn is the perfect location for your family vacation.
Hill Farm Inn offers a truly special setting for your Vermont Country Wedding. The grassy meadow adjacent to our historic barn overlooks acres of scenic open space along the Battenkill River with a breathtaking mountain backdrop. The staff of Hill Farm Inn, along with experienced local wedding vendors, will help make your wedding a memorable day for you. Our facilities will accommodate intimate weddings or tented events for up to 250 guests. Generally, the entire Inn must be reserved for a minimum of two nights, which insures privacy for you and your guests.


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I can't help from being let down once again by the Henry County Youth Soccer. Another season of refs not being on time or knowing all the rules of the game. Many games our coach or a parent had to ref a game. Last week our game was scheduled for 10 a.m. The ref shows up and the game started at 10:16. The game was over by 10:47, with halftime included in this 31 minute span. I played soccer for about 18 years and I know that Henry County is still somewhat new to the game, but it can be run a lot better. I know I'm not the only parent that is throwing a gripe about this.
I am very sympathetic to our Judges, and court workers, in their desire for a new court house. These officials work very hard and operate in less than ideal conditions. They make a good case for improved working conditions and, of course, everyone would like a new office. Unfortunately for these hard-working people, money is the issue. Yes, the money is coming from another government entity but we all pay for everything government does.
Henry County Fiscal Court is in pursuit of Economic Development for job creation and economic growth. Proper economic development requires good planning and community involvement to allow growth which is desired by its citizens.
Vote no to the by-the-drink for the Henry County Recreational Corporation. This is not the place for alcohol by the drink or the answer for increasing revenue. This issue has been brought before the membership on a number of occasions and was unsuccessful in moving forward until now. The disadvantages outweigh the advantages when you look at the total picture.
Rick Schepman New Castle
The Henry County Country Club was established in 1966 and opened in 1967. The facility was built as an affordable place of recreation for the Henry County community. The club offered golf, tennis, swimming and fishing then, and still does today. The club boasts one of the best golf courses in the state of Kentucky. Thousands and thousands of dollars have been brought into Henry County through tourism from the golf course.
In recent days my wife and I signed the petition to bring a vote to the people of this County on whether they would like to offer the alcoholic beverages in establishments such as restaurants. It was to my surprise that the petition in a local business was the first I had heard or seen the issue.
Where is the discussion? Where is the debate? Where are the opinions? I would think the people of this community would welcome the opportunity to provide its leaders with direction by allowing such a vote, for or against.
The first week of May was the celebration of an outstanding year in the Henry County FFA.
Thank you to Lane Morris, the new principal at New Castle Elementary for doing such a great job this year. You care about each individual student's needs. You've brought some much needed change to the school. Keep up the good work!
Kathy and Stephen Stangle
When Kentucky first got into the tourism business, James Monroe was on track to become the country's fifth president, Daniel Boone was still alive and a 7-year-old boy named Abraham Lincoln was preparing to move from here to Indiana with his family.
Many things have changed since 1816, of course, but that first attraction – Mammoth Cave – still remains one of the most-visited places in Kentucky, with more than 400,000 people traveling there each year.


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I was just wondering what some of you other D/D eles do in siege mode? Do you also switch weapons or do you stay D/D? If you stay D/D, what is your modus operandi while you wait for the gate to be bashed open? If you switch, do you have any methods that make it easier and more fluid? Tricks to get out of combat faster?


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PILOT MOUNTAIN — The East Surry Cardinals defended home turf on Tuesday and outwrestled the Mount Airy Bears winning by a score of 48-25.
Cardinals Head Coach Darrin Haywood said, "I knew it was going to be a tough match coming in." The Cards advanced to a 12-10 record Tuesday night after defeating the Bears.
Haywood said East's lightweights did the job for the team and started out the momentum for the Cards.
"The match of the night was Jimmy Speer versus Triston Mabry and both gave it all they had," said Haywood.
The Speer-Mabry match went into overtime and ended with a 7-5 score.
Haywood said the Cards were fortunate to get the take down and win in the match that helped to be a deciding factor in the Cards win.
The Cardinal coach said he warned heavier weights early not to get pinned as part of the Cardinal strategy against the Bear team.
Haywood said even though Cardinal wrestler Mitchell Flynt lost a major decision, he still did what was asked of him and did not get pinned.
The Cards coach said wrestling gets into counting points and said the Cardinals played strategy against the Bears, in what was expected to be tough match to begin with.
Haywood said, "As I coach, I preach to seize opportunities and to take advantage of any opportunities." He said the Cards capitalized against the Bears.
Mount Airy wrestling coach Steve Braune said, "Our kids were not prepared, and we have got to wrestle with more heart and be tougher." He said the Cards capitalized on Bears mistakes of getting caught rolling on their backs.
The Bears will wrestle Friday at North Surry, said the coach.
The Cardinals will be wrestling West Stokes at home on Friday.
The East Surry match was the second conference match for the Bears, and Braune said congratulations were in order for Coach Haywood of the Cardinals. The Mount Airy record is 26-12.
The results in the wrestling match were:
106-ES Eddie Nunez pinned MAHS Alex Howard in 1:25.
113-MAHS Daniel Sechrist pinned in 1:53 by ES Timmy Norman.
120-Austin Bryant received a forfeit for East Surry and gave the Cards six points.
126-MAHS Tyler Duty and ES Andrew Kozlow won and pinned Duty in 2:28.
132-MAHS Cameron Pack lost a 6-1 minor decision to ES Eddie Scott.Three-point decision for East Surry.
138- MAHS Shay Wilson beat ES Austin Jessup in pin at 1:40.
145-MAHS Triston Mabry wrestled ES Jimmy Speer. Speers had a takedown and a 7-5 decision against Mabry.
152-MAHS Andrew Moore lost to ES Keanu Love and got pinned midway through the second period in 2:30.
160- MAHS Dallas Smith pinned ES Travis Pugh late in the first period in 1:59 seconds.
170- MAHS Landon Mumford pinned ES Gage Edwards in 3:17.
182-MAHS Kolte Poore beat ES Mitchell Flynt by a score of 11-0 in a takedown and was a major decision.
195- MAHS Nick Kendall lost to ES Cody Gaskill and got pinned in 22 seconds.
220-MAHS Mason Timmerman lost to ES Jacob Chattin because of a flagrant misconduct. Three points were deducted from the Bear score.
285-Bryan Bennett had a forfeit which gave the Mount Airy Bear six points.


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Revive the body politic
Michael Short There will be at least some debate ahead of the federal election about policies and ideas. And there will be the banal and brutal attacks.
Voters have the chance to swing the nation in the right direction
Michael Short Compulsory voting is contentious. To some, it is a small price to pay for democracy and is even a civic responsibility.
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Michael Short Melbourne is frequently cited as the world's most liveable city. Should you live within, say, 20 kilometres of the city's centre, it is not hard to grasp why Victoria's capital wins such an accolade.
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The Manchester Regular Republican Club's Red, White and Blue Home Cooked "On To Victory Buffet Breakfast" will be held at the Pine Lake Park Clubhouse on Saturday, Oct. 13, at 10 a.m.
Invited speakers are Congressman Chris Smith, Senator Joe Kyrillos, Assemblyman Greg McGukin, Freeholder John Bartlett, Freeholder Gerry Little, Freeholder Joe Vicari, Ocean County Clerk Scott Colabella, Bill Peck Candidate-Manchester Township Council.
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Highlights: Cambodia (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh)
Trek through the jungle on an elephant, fly above Angkor Wat in a air balloon, cruise through a floating village, horseback ride along rice paddies & visit a local school on this exotic family tour. A kaleidoscope of adventures, this kid friendly private guided journey through Siem Reap & Phnom Penh will immerse your children in a whole new world. - This is for families that look to go beyond the beach.
Book by June 15th and save $100 per person or $400 for a family of four. Travel by September 1, 2013
Transfer between the airport and your hotel by private vehicle with an English-speaking guide.
The main building of the Karavansara Retreat is a Cambodian Heritage Colonial Villa. The Hotel has taken this piece of history and renovated it so that each guest can spend a night with all the comforts they expect. In addition, the whole retreat is set in lush garden enclosures and features a traditional wooden Khmer house which has been transported from deep in the Cambodian jungle to be the communal focus of the retreat. The Karavansara Retreat and Residences is unparalleled — a world cultural heritage site, a beautiful natural environment, award-winning architectural design, exceptional service and a small number of rooms to ensure exclusivity and privacy. The ethos of Karavansara is founded in the sophisticated luxury that is afforded by attention to the smallest details to ensure guests have a lasting experience.
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Enjoy a 10 minute ride in a shared, tethered hot air balloon to admire the stunning view of the hidden temples. On your day of temple touring you may choose the morning 6AM time slot or go between 3PM and 4PM.
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Tonight you will enjoy a traditional Khmer dance show and dinner.
Today, you will travel on a private cruise of Cambodias largest lake: Tonle Sap. You will be picked up at your hotel and transferred along with your guide to Phnom Krom to begin your cruise. Along the way you will stop at Chong Khneas, one of the floating villages at the edge of the lake. Your guide will point out the differing Khmer and Vietnamese floating households, clinics and schools and you will stop at the floating markets where you can view and purchase some local produce. After the tour is over you will be transferred back to your hotel.
You will be picked up by a private vehicle and driven to a local horse ranch. A guide will take you on a horseback journey to places that are otherwise unreachable, through local countryside villages, scenic rice fields and tourist-free temple ruins. An authentic taste of the real Khmer lifestyle viewed from horseback, and a welcome break from other tourists. This tour is suitable for both beginners and advanced riders.
Transfer by road to Siem Reap with private car and an English speaking guide (approximately 5 hours).
Start with a visit the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, two of the most striking buildings in the capital and considered as some of the finest examples of Khmer architecture. They were initially constructed in 1866 by the French. The Royal Palace is home to the current King Sihamoni. The neighbouring Silver Pagoda stands out in its own distinctive way. Also visit the impressive National Museum, and the tallest religious structure in the city, Wat Phnom.
Anise Hotel is located in the city centre, only a few minutes to the most exciting attraction in Phnom Penh, the capital city of the Kingdom of Cambodia, such as Independent Monument, Royal Palace, National Museum, Pagodas, Wat Phnom, Riverside Park, Government, UN and NGO's Offices, shopping centre, markets and restaurants. The hotel provides personalized accommodation and restaurant services to all travelers for comfort, privacy and relaxation. Their rooms are with window and balcony sunset view and their restaurant with terrace cafe, bar, indoor dinning & private dining which provides breakfast, lunch and dinner - a la carte and set menu with refined Southeast Asian cuisine. They also provide information and services to bring you to the wealth of beauty, tradition, culture and adventure in the Kingdom of Cambodia, such as Phnom Penh, the Capital City of the Kingdom of Cambodia and Angkor Wat in Siem Reap.
You will be picked up from your hotel by an English speaking guide by private vehicle and transferred to visit Wat Phnom (Mountain in the middle of the City). Next, you will continue on to the river bank for an excursion onboard a boat on the Mekong River. Enjoy the beauty of these majestic rivers and experience the charm of local villages. Stop in at the island and visit a traditional Silk Weaving Village while enjoying the sunset.
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It won't come as a surprise to many when I say that wrestling's popularity has been slowly deteriorating for many years – probably since the closure of WCW back in 2001. WWE's TV ratings are at their lowest for 15 years and Impact currently earns an average of 1.1 – 0.1 lower than it was in 2007. In five years they've actually lost viewers.
It surprises me when I see wrestling
In the previous edition of 'Who Was Better' I asked who the superior talent was: Kurt Angle or Bret Hart?
You voted and your winner was…BRET 'THE HITMAN' HART with a 25 votes, compared to Angle's 10.
The nineties saw a huge transition in wrestling. In just one decade, WCW became the superior wrestling promotion, all before a series of poor decisions
It's been over two months since the last edition of 'Who was better?' so a couple of quick points. Firstly, I'd like to thank everyone for the fact that the last edition had over 10,000 views and almost 60 comments. I made this blog series with the intention of creating debate, so the more people leaving comments, the better.
Secondly I should announce the winner of the last edition,
In the last blog the big debate was; who was better: Eddie Guerrero or Chris Jericho? The people have spoken and the winner is….
CHRIS JERICHO! Y2J wins it with 17 votes in comparison to Guerrero's 11.
Based on constructive criticism on the last blog I've decided not to focus on one specific time in the wrestler's career and instead give an overall
In my last blog the big debate was; who was better: Triple H or Edge? The people spoke and the outcome was…..
DRAW! Both 'The Game' and the 'Rated R Superstar' gained six votes, while three people couldn't decide.
Thanks for all the comments, opinions and the votes. I'm trying to get as many people to vote as possible to make for a more interesting comparison.
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Guide to Early Voting in Montgomery County
Tips for voting quickly at one of five locations in the county.
Update (Monday, Oct. 29, 3 p.m.): Early voting has been canceled for Tuesday, Oct. 30, due to Hurricane Sandy, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Monday afternoon.
Update (Sunday, Oct. 28): Early voting has been cancelled for Monday, Oct. 29, due to Hurricane Sandy, according to a Montgomery County email alert.
Original story (Wednesday, Oct. 24): While absentee voting already is occurring (8,414 absentee ballots have been received by the Montgomery County Board of Elections), starting Saturday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m., Montgomery County residents will be able to cast their votes at one of these five early voting centers around the county:
- Bauer Recreation Center, 14625 Bauer Dr., Rockville, MD 20853.
- Executive Office Building, 101 Monroe St., Rockville, MD 20850.
- Germantown Recreation Center, 18905 Kingsview Rd., Germantown, MD 20874.
- Marilyn Praisner Community Center, 14906 Old Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD 20866.
- Silver Spring Civic Building, One Veterans Place, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
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- Noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 28.
"We at the Montgomery County Board of Elections encourage people to vote early," said Marjorie Roher, Montgomery County Board of Elections' public information officer. "They'll have the ease of using the same touch screen and can decide which location is easiest."
Roher offers the following tips for getting your early voting done as quickly as possible:
- Check in on the "Wait Time Dashboard" on the Board of Elections website to help choose the best location.
- Review the sample ballot first and mark it up in advance so you can do the actual touch-screen voting in under a minute.
- Try to avoid visiting the early voting centers first thing in the morning or just after work, as those tend to be the busiest times.
The county hopes to have the "Wait Time Dashboard" available as a smartphone app for the next election cycle.
Additional information on the early voting centers including driving directions can be found on the Montgomery County Board of Elections website.
6:46 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
And about 1/3 of the county has apparently ceased to exist. There is no early voting anywhere near Bethesda, even though there is a county building in Bethesda. Nice.
Do we in Bethesda not pay our fair share of taxes?
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8:50 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Remember folks, Vote Against Question B on the ballot. Support your local police officers and their families. The County has wasted thousands of dollars of your tax dollars and is even being investigated by the State Prosecutor's Office. http://washingtonexaminer.com/maryland-state-prosecutor-opens-criminal-investigation-into-montgomery-campaigning-practices/article/2511552
Fred Foo
9:55 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
On Question B, I've read the literature from both sides and I'm still mystified. In short, they both contradict each other so I don't know what to believe. How does one make a decision on QB? (Yes, the county has spent $$ but is their cause smart or is it stupid?)
Peter Mork
7:09 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
It's probably not the best way to decide, but I figure if Ike is commanding government agencies to push for Question B as hard as he is, I'm going to vote against.
Mary Fairbanks
10:28 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
About Question B... The first paragraph of the linked article says "... if passed, would affirm the county's decision to revoke the police union's ability to bargain almost every management decision." Do we really need the FOP involved with management decisions? Voting FOR Question B does NOT take away the FOP's right for collective bargaining for things like salary and pension. As I understand it...
Fred Foo
11:42 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The "almost every" in that phrase ("almost every management decision") is suspicious. The other side claims that it is an exaggeration. Is it? My default inclination is to distrust the County government since they are known to hide things. (The recent Brickyard Road mess is a good example.)
In the know
7:33 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Question B is a vote over "effects bargaining." Is has nothing to do with daily operations in the police department. It allows the FOP to get a second look at issues that could effect officers well being, safety, and work schedules. Remember, the police department is one of the best in the nation and has had effects bargaining for 30 years. The county has been misinforming the public. Vote Against B.
Bill T.
4:59 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Bastante. The 101 Monroe St. Rockville location has to be a full 10 minutes from Bethesda, if that.


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