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My ex-wife moved out of state and said she had my parental rights terminated so I stopped paying child support.

Now several years later she is asking for back child support through the state that issued our divorce. So now I'm confused over whether my rights were ever stripped.

Am I still liable for child support if my parentalRead More... Dads Divorce Tue, 31 Jul 2012 00:00:00 +0100 termination of parental rights Jamie Kinkaid interest Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage Dads Represent 85% Of Child Support Providers, Pay More Than Female Payers http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/dads-represent-85-of-child-support-providers-pay-more-than-female-payers.html
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Dads continue to pay child support payments more often and in larger amounts than mothers, according to new statistics on child support providers and payments released by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Men account for 85% of those ordered to pay Read More... Dads Divorce Fri, 22 Jun 2012 00:00:00 +0100 child support payment calculations child support arrearage Child Support arrearage How To Dispute Child Support Arrears http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/how-to-dispute-child-support-arrears.html
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I owed back child support and have paid off the amount that was ordered by the court, including interest.

The child support enforcement agency is now telling me that there was a "glitch" in their system and that there is a zero balance but a $5,000 interest payment due now.

Do I have a leg to stand on or am I going to have to pay it beRead More... Mon, 04 Jun 2012 00:00:00 +0100 finances Christian Barnard child support arrearage Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage of child support arrearage Rescheduling A Child Support Modification Hearing http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/rescheduling-a-child-support-modification-hearing.html
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My child support modification hearing was dismissed because I was late in filing the necessary documentation with the court.

I have proof that my child support arrears are paid off along with income statements showing my substantial decrease in earnings that should qualify for a child support modification.

How can I get my child Read More... Tue, 27 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0100 Procedures Lauren Dabule finances Divorce Tips For Men child support modification child support arrearage Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage of child support arrearage Can They Apply My Tax Refund To Child Support Arrears? http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/can-they-apply-my-tax-refund-to-child-support-arrears.html
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In my divorce agreement, the judge ordered previous child arrears to be paid off monthly, which is garnished from my pay on top of my original child support payments.

However, my tax refund was intercepted from the Department of Treasury and issued to my ex-wife.

If there is a judge's order for me to pay off the arrears and paymeRead More... Dads Divorce Tue, 20 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0100 taxes tax Lauren Dabule garnishment garnished wages Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrears arrearage Are Child Support Collection Practices Fair? http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/are-child-support-collection-practices-fair.html
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Ever feel like you cannot get out of the cycle of child support collection? You may have fallen behind and just got caught up – and then, wham!

Suddenly, you receive a notice for a tax refund intercept, a notice for a hearing to explain why you have an arRead More... Dads Divorce Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0100 taxes tax Jennifer Paine finances child support arrearage Child Support back child support arrears arrearage Suing for back child support during the separation period http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/suing-for-back-child-support-during-the-separation-period.html
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Do child support laws cover me if I paid an amount of support we agreed to, but now my wife is claiming I owe her back child support?

She moved out a year ago and I have diligently paid her even though we aren't even legally separated.

Now she is suing me for back child support. What are her chances of success?

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My child support order states that I am claim the children this year for taxes. The divorce judgment says my child support must be current to do so.

I have been paying both the current child support amount and the amount assesed for previous arrears. Does this constitute as being current?

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I would need toRead More... Dads Divorce Wed, 20 Apr 2011 00:00:00 +0100 taxes tax deductions deduction Child Support Carrie Westbrook Ask A Lawyer arrearage of child support arrearage Using paternity tests to prove you are not the biological father http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/using-paternity-tests-to-prove-you-are-not-the-biological-father.html
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Since I missed a court date, I was deemed to be the "natural father" of a child that I never knew about. No paternity test has been done, yet I was deemed to be the father and now have child support arrears.

How can I get a paternity test done and submitted to the court to prove I am not this child's father and I should not Read More... Dads Divorce Sat, 26 Mar 2011 00:00:00 +0100 paternity court Child Support back child support Ask A Lawyer arrears arrearage of child support arrearage Removing child support arrears from your credit report http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/removing-child-support-arrears-from-your-credit-report.html
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Due to confusion and a clerical error, I was recently told I owe $12,000 in back child support because my child support case was not properly closed.

This arrearage of child support is showing on my credit reports as bad debt. We have a letter from the child support office explaining what happened, but it still shows as baRead More... Dads Divorce Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:00:00 +0100 Jill A. Duffy debt Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrears arrearage of child support arrearage My ex-wife violated the decree and claimed our child on her tax return http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/my-ex-wife-violated-the-decree-and-claimed-our-child-on-her-tax-return.html
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As per our divorce decree, my ex-wife and I claim our daughter as a tax credit alternating years. Last year was my year to claim our child as a dependent, but she claimed our daughter stating it was to make up for some back child support I still owed.

How do I provide proof that she received the child tax credit during my yeRead More... Dads Divorce Mon, 31 Jan 2011 00:00:00 +0100 William Backer taxes tax decree Ask A Lawyer arrearage of child support arrearage Can I sue the courts or child support enforcement agency for negligence? http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/can-i-sue-the-courts-or-child-support-enforcement-agency-for-negligence.html
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Several years ago I got a notice from Child Support Enforcement that my monthly support payments were going to be reduced. Ten years later I was informed that this reduction did not take place and I owe thousands of dollars in back child support.

I went to court Read More... Dads Divorce Fri, 28 Jan 2011 00:00:00 +0100 Jill A. Duffy child support arrearage Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage of child support arrearage Ask a Lawyer: I'm not a deadbeat dad! http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/Ask-a-Lawyer-Im-not-a-deadbeat-dad-.html Question: I am desperate! My divorce was in Ohio, but I currently live in New York. My child support payments were based on my salary at the time of the divorce. My problem is that my salary was decreased considerably since then and I am struggling to make my child support payments.

Child Support Services has taken my tax returns and cleaned out my bank accounts to bring me current. It is all due to payments I made personally to my ex-wife when we were first divorced, that wereRead More... Sun, 05 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100 sums due OH motion Maintenance Child Support Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage Ask a Lawyer: Does my child have to go? http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/Ask-a-Lawyer-Does-my-child-have-to-go-.html Question: I have full custody of my 3 children. I am supposed to get 1500.00 a month for all three I only get 500.00 if I am lucky. My two boys want to see their father this summer but my daughter does not want to go. She is 10 years old. Her dad only calls maybe once a week if that. Do I have to make her go?Answer: I cannot answer your question specifically to the laws of Arkansas as I am not licensed in that State. Generally, if the court order states that the father has custody during a speciRead More... Mon, 29 Nov 1999 18:00:00 +0100 Visitation Visitation support Parenting custody custody Ask A Lawyer arrearage AR Ask a Lawyer: Friend of the Court and escrow account for support http://www.dadsdivorce.com/articles/Ask-a-Lawyer-Friend-of-the-Court-and-escrow-account-for-support.html Question: Here is a brief run down of my dilemma: In July of 2004, I filed for divorce because my estranged wife falsely accused me of beating her up. There was an altercation and some wrestling but there was not any battering. Anyway, I copped a plea of guilty, took what the judge gave me and continued on with the divorce. In January of 2005, joint custody was established with our 15-year-old daughter and her primary residence was to be with her mother. Child support was set at 570 dollars a moRead More... Mon, 29 Nov 1999 18:00:00 +0100 Visitation support MI Maintenance custody Child Support Ask A Lawyer arrearage


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When indie rock meets disco, you get a band that always follows through on their promise to make you dance, and boy did Fitz and the Tantrums follow through at The Westcott Theater.
After four years on the rise since their debut full length Pickin' Up The Pieces, indie pop band Fitz and the Tantrums have been touring in support of their upcoming sophomore release More Than Just A Dream.
The band has been gracing venues across the nation with their lively blend of indie funk without rest. Their Syracuse show at The Westcott Theater is sure to provide fans with a dose of energy they need to get them pumped for the summer.
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The audience was a curious mix of ages Sunday night at the Westcott Theater. Waiting to see the Brooklyn-based Dirty Projectors and opener Delicate Steve were the typical retinue of university students and 20-something locals as well as younger fans driven by, and at times attending with, their parents.
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GZA's duel over the iron mic with the inept sound engineer was a reoccurring theme throughout the night. The lack of response from the sound booth, though, was compensated with an electric human feedback comprised of a circuitry of hands forming the renowned Wu-symbol, hammering heads and feet pulsating to the rhythms of the hits of the night: Duel of The Iron Mic, 4th Chamber, Protect Ya Neck, and Reunited.
University Union hosted indie rockers Jukebox the Ghost and Io Echo in the Schine Underground on Tuesday night for this semester's final show in the Bandersnatch Music series.
Despite a late start and a smaller crowd than other Bandersnatch shows have attracted, the show was an incredible experience for those who were a part of it.
Before Jukebox The Ghost took the stage, the crowd was warmed up by the grungier sound of IO Echo.
Wilco drummer and composer Glenn Kotche powered through one technical difficulty after another to perform an eclectic batch of percussion-based numbers Thursday night in Setnor Auditorium.
Rockie Fresh and MTV star DJ Pauly D's dance party distracted students from the snowfall outside Thursday night at Goldstein Auditorium in Schine Student Center.
The event, sponsored by student programming board University Union, began an hour and 15 minutes behind schedule, as Rockie Fresh faced inclement weather on his way to Syracuse.
The first eager group of students in line were friends Molly Quinn, a music industry senior; April Woltersdorf, a music education junior; and Hannah Smith, an illustration...
The line wrapped around the building and stretched down Montgomery Street Tuesday evening outside the OnCenter. Inside, the convention center began to fill with a crowd dressed in neon colors, wacky hats, colorful beads and plastic sunglasses.
The Club Life College Invasion tour headlined by DJ Tiësto had arrived, bringing with it over four hours of vibrating electronic house music, strobe lights and pyrotechnics.


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Like a lot of other people, I thought I was going to write something about the boston bombers. I haven't rules it out, but I'm leaning more and more to spending the summer working on something else. That said, I have some drafts I wrote over the past two weeks, stuff I liked or at least felt are worth sharing. Here's one of them, along with some Marathon-related photos I have taken since April 15….
Everyone who grew up in Boston has a marathon story. This one is mine.
I grew up in Melrose, a few miles north of Boston. Between 1975 and 1980 – when I was just about old enough to understand just how long 26.2 miles is – a guy named Bill Rodgers from our town won the Boston Marathon four times. Later, as a high school kids, we'd use the day – a holiday in Boston that always fell in the Massachusetts school vacation week – to go into the city and catch a glimpse at the sight of tens of thousands of runners crowded into the streets of Boston.
In 2006 a friend and I went to the Patriot's Day Red Sox game, a Boston tradition and the only game on the Major League Baseball schedule that starts in the morning. The 11 a.m. start time is a throwback to the days when the marathon started at noon, meaning in most years – barring rain delays and extra innings — fans could leave Fenway Park and be in Kenmore Square, about a mile from the marathon finish line, as the lead runners passed.
In recent years, however, the Boston Athletic Association had moved up the start times, so now the game ended around the time "normal" people were nearing the finish of the race. But whether they were the Kenyans, Ethiopians and occasional American who flirted with times close to two hours, or the people who had day jobs and still found time to log hours of training and finish in four, five or six hours – the people running the marathon never seemed normal to me. I was no longer a seven-year-old kid in awe of my hometown hero, but a 33-year-old who drank and ate too much and exercised too little. The idea that anyone could run 26.2 miles seemed just as unbelievable to me then as it had when I coveted Bill Rodgers's autograph as much as a Carl Yastrzemski rookie card.
"These people?" I said to my friend as runners trudged by us. "It's amazing. I could never do what they do."
Six months later I proved myself wrong, and finished the Dublin Marathon in just over six hours. Two years later I finished the 2008 Boston Marathon and two years after that, I finished the 2010 New York City Marathon. At this writing, I am done with distance running with three marathon finishes to my credit.
But the only one that really matters, the only one that really counts, is Boston.
You don't have to have run Boston to call the marathon your own. We liked that our marathon was one of the oldest, one of the toughest and – without argument – the most prestigious in the world. We liked that in running circles you simply had to say "Boston," not "the Boston Marathon" for people to know what you were talking about. It was the one place in sports where we always topped New York City, and it made us a world-class city that could be mentioned in the same breath as Chicago and London and Berlin.
Unlike many other major, metro-area marathons, the Boston Marathon doesn't confine itself to just the city proper. It starts 26.2 miles west of the city, in sleepy Hopkinton, and winds through five additional towns before runners cross over the Boston city line for the last mile and a half. More than a million people live within walking distance of the course, and those people have parties, set-up unofficial water stops and have as much right as the runners to call Boston their own.
The former Red Sox utility player and talk radio show host Lou Merloni never ran Boston. But he grew up in Framingham and remembers lugging a bucket of oranges to the end of his street every Patriots Day morning to pass out to runners as they sped past. Long before I met her, my fiancée was one of the Wellesley College students who lined the course in front of the school and offered kisses to passing runners (as a runner, one of the most incredible aspects of the race is being able to hear the cheering of the Wellesley students several minutes before and after you see and kiss them). In 2013 I was working with students in my Social Media & Journalism class at Bridgewater State University to live-tweet the race from various points on the course and share with them the excitement of an event that had become so important in my life.
Patriot's Day – which is interchangeably known as Marathon Monday in Boston – is our holiday. It commemorates the start of spring as much as the start of the Revolutionary War. It was a reason to celebrate Boston and Massachusetts as much as a reason to celebrate the start of a nation.
And that is why the bombings felt so personal to so many people, and why they made us feel so helpless. It wasn't just that the bombers had taken away lives. They had taken away a way of life for all of us.
And, it being 2013, we took to social media to vent our rage, express our disbelief and, most of all, share our sorrow.
"Ain't no love in the heart of the city," Dzhokhar Tsarnaev posted to Twitter a few hours after the bombs went off. "Stay safe people."


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- Fiber: 29g
- Iron: 12mg
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Wisconsin MROs have once again been foiled in their attempt to get the state legislature to exempt private aircraft maintenance and modification from the 5.5-percent state sales tax. While the tax does not apply to aircraft operated under Part 121 or 135 certificates, it does apply to those operating under Part 91.
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Operators of Bombardier jets are dismayed because they now have to pay state sales taxes on parts purchased through Bombardier's Smart Parts program. Several operators who spoke to AIN on condition of anonymity said one of the primary reasons they participate in Smart Parts is to control and budget annual operating costs. "This adds a new dimension to overhead we didn't budget for 2010," one said.
Although some operators expressed concern because Bombardier has begun charging sales tax for parts covered under its Smart Parts program, this is a fairly normal requirement, according to tax expert Nel Stubbs, vice president of Conklin & de Decker. "If an aircraft is based in a state that has a sales/use tax," she explained, "and the part is brought into that state and installed on an aircraft, that state's tax rules apply.
A recent announcement by Bombardier Aerospace is causing a stir among Smart Parts customers. The company is going to begin charging state sales tax on all parts ordered through the hourly program; the tax is not included in the hourly program cost. The change will apply only to sales in those states that require vendors to charge tax. The exact number of states involved was not readily available but is believed to be fewer than 10.
A 21-day sales tax exemption provision for out-of-state residents bringing newly purchased aircraft into Florida failed to pass the Florida Legislature last month. The bill passed the state's House in late April, but the Senate refused to hear the bill based upon language that "allegedly created a negative revenue impact on the state budget."
Conklin & de Decker last month released the 2008 State Tax Guide for General Aviation. The guide contains the latest taxes and fees for all 50 states, as well as sales and use tax applicable to aircraft sales, ownership, lease, parts and labor.
Conklin & de Decker last month released the 2008 State Tax Guide for General Aviation. The guide contains the latest taxes and fees for all 50 states, as well as sales and use tax applicable to aircraft sales, ownership, lease, parts and labor.
Want to know what your aviation state taxes are being used for, how to apply for refunds and other tax details? Then you might want to check out the 2004 State Tax Guide for General Aviation from costing analysts Conklin & de Decker. The guide, which comes on a CD-ROM, also shows how sales and use taxes apply to aircraft sales, ownership, leases, parts, labor, fuel purchases and maintenance.
Conklin & de Decker part owner Nel Sanders-Stubbs, for years the NBAA's prime source of tax knowledge and expertise, gave Conklin & de Decker aircraft acquisition planning seminar attendees some insights on what to expect in the way of federal passenger excise taxes as well as state sales, use and registration levies.
New legislation in Michigan exempts the sales tax on aircraft parts installations performed in the state for customers who do not reside or base their aircraft in that state. The new law also provides a waiver from taxes associated with purchasing an aircraft in Michigan by buyers who do not live or keep their aircraft in the state.


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A diet rich in whole grains, vegetables, and fruits with a healthy dose of extra-lean protein is the most effective way to lose weight fast. End your day with one of these dinners. Each contains about 599 calories, 25% fat, 51% carbs, and 24% protein. Enjoy!
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Lemon-Dill Salmon: 3 ounces salmon, broiled with lemon juice and chopped fresh dill
1 cup roasted asparagus (Coat with vegetable spray, season, and bake at 450 degrees F for 15 minutes.)
2/3 cup cooked wild rice
Spinach salad: 2 cups baby spinach, 1/2 cup canned mandarin oranges, 2 tbs. red onion, 2 tbs. low-calorie Italian dressing
1 small chocolate chip cookie
Crispy Chicken: 4 ounces baked chicken breast (Skinless chicken breast dipped in egg white and coated with 3 tbs bread crumbs. Bake at 350F for 20 minutes or until cooked through.)
1 cup steamed broccoli
4-ounce baked potato topped with 1 tsp butter, 2 tbs fat-free sour cream and chopped chives
1 baked apple (Core and fill with 2 tsps brown sugar, 1 tsp chopped walnuts and 1 tbs raisins. Place in pan and cover with 2 tbs apple juice. Bake at 350F for 45 minutes or until tender.)
Chicken Fajitas: 2 corn tortillas, 3.5 ounces broiled chicken breast tenders, seasoned with 2 tsps soy sauce and sauteed in 1 tsp canola oil with 1/2 cup chopped green peppers and 3 thick slices red onion
2/3 cup chopped lettuce
1/4 cup salsa
1/2 cup brown rice
1 cup sliced carrots, steamed and mixed with 1 tbs orange juice concentrate, 1 tbs minced fresh ginger and salt and pepper to tast
Tofu Stir Fry: Stir-fry 4 ounces firm tofu in 1 tsp canola oil with 1 sliced carrot, 1/4 cup chopped celery, 1/4 cup chopped onion, 4 large sliced mushrooms, 1/2 sliced red bell pepper and 1 tbs hoisin sauce
1 cup cooked brown rice
Fruit parfait: 1 kiwi (peeled and sliced), 1/2 orange (sectioned), 1 tsp rum extract, 2 tsps grated coconut
Meat 'n' Potatoes: 3 ounces broiled sirloin steak,
5-ounce baked sweet potato topped with 1 tsp. butter,
1 cup peas and carrots
Caesar salad: 2 cups chopped romaine lettuce, 2 tbs. low-calorie Caesar dressing
1 poached pear in chocolate-orange sauce (Simmer 1/2 large, peeled pear in 3/4 cup water, 2 tbs. honey, a dash of cinnamon, and grated nutmeg for 15 minutes. Remove pear; boil liquid until reduced by half. Season with 2 tsp. cocoa powder and a dash of vanilla extract; pour over pear. Sprinkle with freshly grated nutmeg.)
Linguini with Shrimp: 1 cup linguini tossed with 3.5 ounces broiled medium shrimp, 2 minced garlic cloves and 2 tbs chopped fresh parsley
Sauteed spinach: 2 1/2 cups fresh spinach cooked in 1 tsp olive oil with 2 minced garlic cloves
Tomatoes and mozzarella: 2 medium tomatoes, sliced and topped with 1 ounce fresh mozzarella cheese, 2 tbs fresh parsley leaves and 1 tbs low-calorie Italian dressing
1/2 cup strawberries sprinkled with sugar substitute and lemon juice
Halibut with Mango Salsa: 4 ounces grilled halibut, topped with 1/3 cup chopped mango mixed with 1 tbs each diced red onion, cilantro, red bell pepper and canned green chilies
1 cup green beans sauteed in chicken broth and topped with 1 tsp slivered almonds
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After Dark: Rock, Paper, Scissors - January 5, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
6 pm - 10 pm
Scissors cut paper, rock bashes scissors, yet paper triumphs over rock. Who came up with this strange decision-making game that we love to play? Come to the Exploratorium's After Dark: Rock, Paper, Scissors where you can take part in a real "RPS" tournament, discover some other hand games from around the world – all while exploring the museum after hours. The evening will also feature film screenings and explorations into the materiality of rocks, metal and paper – as well as demonstrations on paper arts.
Known as Jan-ken-pon in Japan or Roshambo in the U.S., variants of this deceptively simple game have been played for centuries around the world. Get a feel for advanced "RPS" strategies, and then test your skills in our own Rock Paper Scissors tournament! At this After Dark you can also celebrate the materiality of real rocks, paper and scissors through related films, artworks and hands-on activities. Learn amazing things about sediment and sand, and check out how x-ray radiation - used to excite copper, calcium as well as other elemental atoms embedded in dinosaur fossils - can be analyzed to reveal the skin and feather details of dinosaurs.
Did you know that the male Side Botched lizard engages in a ritual not unlike Rock, Paper, Scissors when vying for a mate? Come hear biologist Barry Sinervo talk about why these animals are being studied by evolutionary biologists. You can also take part in a collaborative Sumi ink drawing, see work by paper artists, then pick up a pair of scissors and create your own art. And, while you are here, why not get a free haircut? Let a professional stylist from San Francisco's Public Barber Salon give you a new 'do! The evening will also include a screening of "Fast Film" (2003), an animated romance tale by Virgil Widrich, who created it using 65,000 individual images cut or torn from 300 Hollywood films (silent to present-day).
After Dark programs are playful, unique and content-rich, addressing the science behind topics of adult interest from gambling, alcohol, fashion and sex to extreme sports and gaming. Not a theater, a cabaret, or a gallery, After Dark involves aspects of all three, with a mood unlike anything else in the city. Where else can you find music, a cash bar and an intellectually stimulating playground for adults—all with free parking? After Dark is for adults 18 years and older and is included with museum admission.
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Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm; every Thursday evening adults only (ages 18 and up) 6pm-10pm.
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The Exploratorium is easily accessible by public transit. Convenient parking is available nearby. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit/location-directions.
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The Exploratorium is the global leader in informal learning, igniting curiosity and inspiring creativity in people of all ages. The world-renowned science museum creates original, interactive exhibits, on display at more than 1,000 science centers, museums and public spaces around the world. Dedicated to education reform in and out of the classroom, the Exploratorium is a premier professional development center for educators and a creator of award-winning educational resources. Since 1969, the Exploratorium has influenced generations of entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, teachers, students, children, museum professionals and everyday doers, reaching nearly 180 million people annually from around the globe. On April 17, 2013, the Exploratorium opened at Pier 15 in the heart of San Francisco's Embarcadero, where it will celebrate a new era of experiences that encourage critical thinking and awaken wonder for generations to come. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit.
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i was thinking "god damn i love to draw forrest's neck" today which inspired this. if ever you think that i designed a character around a certain feature of theirs that i look like i enjoy drawing, i probably did.
felt like drawing rox dog.
also the character questions' answers are drawn i just have to fix the lineart then i will post them.
arael (me) transforming into azrael (also me).
i've been thinking about this for days so i finally drew it. sorry about the gross transformation sequence.
i made a new thing to put in redbubble. society6 isn't letting me publish stuff right now so i'll put it on there later. braixen is my favorite pre-evolution, probably ever.
me. ;v
as much as i would like to draw myself with ten heads and six wings all the time, it takes forever, so i made a condensed version. it's not quite me, but it's enough that i can call it myself. moreso than my old persona anyway.
i still haven't picked out an angel name yet (shrugs)
edit: holy shit referring to this as "me" and "myself" was not an accident. stop tagging my personal characters, especially this one, with "omg me!!!" thanks. christ.
sometimes i'm like "i wanna make pixel art!!!!!"
i'm ready to never do that again.
top is the pixel, bottom is the lineart i drew over. actual size:
first part of two sets of deer stickers i'm drawing. i want to do the next set with flowers and ribbons, so these are just plain.
post transition toudou and makishima!! being gay as hell!!!!!
also some of toudou's terrible headbands
(this was drawn trad and i had to redraw some bits cause my sketchbook is too big for my scanner and they got blurred. it's really obvious which bits i had to redraw lmao)
i drew the first of a pair of pitbull t-shirt designs i'm working on.
it's in my society6 as a print and redbubble as a sticker.
unfortunately, i'm a dingus and drew it at the wrong size so it's too small to put on shirts. unless you're alright with buying a relatively small pitbull face on a shirt.
i've been picking at this the past couple days and i finally think i'm done with it. i'm pretty happy with it, so hey. on the off chance someone wants it as a print, well. (also a detail version bc why not)


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- Publisher: Activision Blizzard
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2008
- Also On: PC, Xbox 360
- Summary: Utilizing the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare engine, Call of Duty: World at War throws out the rulebook of war to transform WWII combat through a new enemy, new tactics and an uncensored experience of the climatic battles that gripped a generation. As U.S. Marines and Russian soldiers, players employ new features like cooperative gameplay, and weapons such as the flamethrower in the most chaotic and cinematically intense experience to date. Call of Duty: World at War introduces co-operative play, bringing fresh meaning to the "No One Fights Alone" mantra with up to four-players online for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, or two-player local split-screen on consoles. Nintendo Wii will also support a unique co-op mode for two players. For the first time ever players can experience harrowing single-player missions together for greater camaraderie and tactical execution. The co-op campaign allows players to rank up and unlock perks in competitive multiplayer by completing challenges and earning experience points, adding continuous re-playability and team-based gameplay. Whether playing competitively or cooperatively – if players are online with Call of Duty: World at War – they always gain experience points. Based on a player's experience rank and rank of the player's friends, Call of Duty: World at War scales dynamically to provide a deeper level of challenge. [Activision]… Expand
- Developer: Treyarch
- Genre(s): Historic
- # of players: 16 Online
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 41 out of 45
Mixed: 4 out of 45
Negative: 0 out of 45
Packed with extras, World At War is a fast, frantic, exciting and emotionally draining shooter. This is how a war game should be. [Dec 2008, p.66]
This is a solid, confident shooter with plenty to offer the casual and hardcore alike.
World at War also sees the implementation of four-player co-operative gameplay online, and two-player split-screen, with options for a meta-game or just regular co-op. Despite its smooth running, the co-op isn't the most effective we've seen - getting further in the game on co-op won't unlock those missions on Solo - which seems a bit backward compared to other titles.
Call of Duty fans should still enjoy what Call of Duty: World at War has to offer. Fans of Call of Duty 2 who found themselves utterly disappointed by COD3 should absolutely love everything that World at War offers.
One of the best shooters this year, Call of Duty: World At War is an explosive and powerful cinematic experience.
While it's a shame that the campaign isn't as good as its predecessor's, World at War sticks to what made Modern Warfare great: a solid multiplayer experience that can last you months.
Treyarch has taken just enough from COD4 to make World At War a broad success, but it remains firmly in its shadow. [Christmas 2008, p.90]
Score distribution:
Positive: 46 out of 79
Mixed: 14 out of 79
Negative: 19 out of 79
KevinW.Nov 15, 2008If you enjoy the online part of call of duty, GET THIS GAME!!! Its similar to Call of Duty 4 but at the same time its different and its TIGHT!!! Trust me, this game is definitely going to keep me occupied until the next call of duty or hardcore shooter comes out.… Expand
JackHNov 12, 2008This game deserves a lot more credit than it's gotten. Aside from the very first mission in the game...it's all pretty well written...more intense than CoD4 even. The differences and why it is still worth a full purchase: It really wouldn't of made sense for them to make another modern warfare game Right after CoD4...people would be even more critical saying that treyarch ripped off it it too much...and they couldn't of made this game a futuristic warfare game (like the year 2100...nothing too sci fi) because that wouldn't leave much room for Infinity ward to expand on when they do call of duty 6. Yes, there are plenty of WWII shooters out there...but this is the best, by far. Everything you loved about CoD4 with more action and vehicles etc...with the exception of it's cool weapons. You owe it to yourself to get this game. if you enjoyed CoD4 don't let false premonitions keep you from this title...Buy.… Expand
Oct 8, 2012I reckon this was the last truly great campaign the CoD franchise made. This game draws you into the horrible events that occurred during the Second World War. The way this game makes you feel is that you can die at anytime and you are always expecting to be shot at out of nowhere. What makes this different to all the other CoD's is that you aren't a one man army in this game and you have to hide and take cover if you want to live. If you play like the way you play in Black ops or MW3 you will certainly get your face shot off instantly by the enemy. The online play to was also fun but was improved upon by Black Ops.… Expand
ZachA.Nov 24, 2008Where do I start? Well, the campaign is an amazing triumph of gaming engineering, and how Treyarch and Activision have put this story mode together is marvellous! There are faults in the campaign, which, give them their due is unavoidable. Some minor faults that are unavoidable are the ridiculous glitches with characters and how they can merge into a wall and glitch so badly that you cannot carry on in your conquest of Europe. The face is, Activision/Treyarch, you could iron out these faults I believe. I'll start with the Pacific side of the campaign now, with these pathetic (OK, maybe that did happen in real life) Banzai Chargers that in one hit put you down on the floor like a sack of steaming turds. I'm sure everyone feels this way when I say; "JUST DIE YOU DAMN BANZAIS!". The only way you are ever going to clear these out of your path of destruction is to Flamethrower the buggers! There are many other annoying aspects of the campaign, but I do not have the time, nor the energy to type my fingers down until they are bleeding and oozing stubby clumps attached to my hands! Settle down reader. The online is a trecherous and unforgiving pile of useless boring crap. If any fan of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare would agree, that would probably the best FPS game that I have ever come across, but then came Call of Duty: World at War. With this came the same gameplay and huge maps, unrealistic melee attacks, over powered, but surprisingly under powered sub-machine guns, gastly and an unlimited combination of perks and weapon choice, out of proportion characters compared to the maps, incredibly rabid dogs, the unexplainable concept of attack dogs that might as well be flying, under powered rifle, weirdly put together bolt-acion rifles when you attach a sniper scope that somehow makes these guns one hit kill to the torso and head when they take two torso shots if you attach the bayonet or grenade launcher. Take a little breather... ANYWAY! I'll start on the kniving now. It sounds like someone is thwacking you over the back of the head with a plank of drift wood wrapped in a cotton sheet. To be honest, it makes me crap my pants sometimes when some cheeky punk sneeks up behind me and "pounds me to death with cotton wrapped drift wood", and it gets increasingly annoying. Bouncing Betty's are even more annoying due to the fact that they are more persistently used and insanely destructive to the human virtual body. My theory is that if you trigger one - Bouncing Betty - and it jumps up and explodes, lie down as quickly as possible to avoid its nuclear asplosion. Perks. The "Second Chance" perk which is exactly the same as Last Stand from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, has an added extra which allows you to revive any other user of Second Chance on your team. Ingenius, but rather silly. Hallelujah for Martydom, and the explosion range being reduced! There you see, I did have a good point about the online... Tanks, awesome and tremendous addition. The uselessness of a Molotov Cocktail, I am really unable to comprehend. Sticky Grenades suck as much as the Molotov's. Every Rifle on this game, are rendered useless if you have attached a Flash Hider or Supressor. The M1 Garand rifle, ordinarily takes around three shots the finish an enemy off, but when the sniper scope is attached, then it's one hit kill. THAT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE! I feel that there are far too many challenges in the fifth episode of the Call of Duty series. And if this is Treyarch's/Activision's idea of "occupying" the player with an impossibly large amount of challenges to complete, THEN THEY ARE BADLY MISTAKEN! Right then, my neck and eyes hurt. My finger tips are sore because my anger and disappointment towards Call of Duty: World at War has forced me to literally mash the buttons in to type this comment. In my opinion, this game is such a flop and bores me so horribly, that I would be able to purge vomit through my eyes and ears. I know thousands will disagree, so be it! Thanks very much!… Expand
[Anonymous]Nov 18, 2008Terrible, absolutely terrible. Takes Call of Duty IV and makes it even worse. If you're looking for the same shooter that you've been playing for the past 5 years, get this. If you want something new, go get Mirror's Edge.… Expand
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Underfloor heating has been around for much longer than people generally think. It was certainly used by the Romans and Greeks as long as 2,500 years ago, and there is some evidence that in floor heating may have been used by inhabitants of the Aleutian Islands in Neolithic times. Of course there was no electricity for floorheating in those days, and so hot gases, usually from an external fire, were directed through flues beneath the stone floors and in walls.
Underfloor heating has come a long way since then, although it only started to become popular after 1980, when the first standards for in floor heating systems were introduced in Europe. There are three popular methods of floor warming used today:
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Low voltage underfloor heat is based on a 24 volt AC or DC electric current, and is popular overseas, especially in the United States. Low voltage in floor heaters can be run directly from a solar power or wind generator source. Underfloor electric cables are the most common floor heater in South Africa, where they use a 240 volt power source. They can also be run from a 120 volt source such as is found in America. Hydronic under floor heating consists of a network of tubes containing hot water that is pumped from a heating source. These tubes are usually embedded in the concrete slab during building.
An in floor heater provides the most comfortable and consistent heat. It is energy efficient and provides consistent room temperatures. It can be set up in zones, allowing you to control temperatures room by room.
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Turmeric, nicknamed the "Spice of Life" in India for its wide use in daily life and for its many medicinal benefits to help lead a healthy life. This delicious tea is believed to increase health and longevity.
Turmeric Tea with Lime
What you'll need:
1 cup water - boiled
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp lime juice (or lemon juice)
1 tsp sugar
1. Add turmeric powder and boiling water into cup, then stir, and let steep for a few minutes.
2. Add in lime juice and sugar, stir, and cheers to a healthy life.
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School ends at 13h00 for Grade 0 and 1, 13h30 for Grades 2 and 3, and 13h45 for Grades 4, 5 and 6. Aftercare is offered until 18h00, at an additional fee for those who require full day care. If your child is doing sports, they may stay until 15h00, on the days their Grade has sporting activities.
The afternoon homework period is provided for children who are booked into aftercare. The homework period is 1 hour, during which the supervisors will assist pupils with their homework. Parents must check and ensure that their child's homework is completed, and sign the homework diary on a daily basis. Parents must reinforce work done, e.g. spelling, projects, tests and speeches at home, and play an active role in their child's academic progress. Reading, in particular, must be done at home every day.
We follow 4 terms, as per the GDE outline. Holiday Care is occasionally offered during school holidays, at an additional daily rate. Please see the calendar available for down load in the down loads tab.
Extra murals are offered from Monday to Thursday – athletics (track and field and cross country), hockey, netball, soccer, cricket, softball, gymnastics (subject to change). Our focus is on academics, while we use sport as an enriching, and as a balancing mechanism.
Extra-Curriculars are co-ordinated by our dedicated coach and assistant coach. Their team of sports coaches focus on the foundation skills of soccer, tennis, hockey, netball etc. Fridays see the PAID extra murals taking place, including Dancemouse, SoccerStarz and Karate.
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What an awesome gift or baby shower event! We go through to the venue and scan. It is a 30 minute session and includes a CD (with all the photos on it in a JPEG format) and a small gift.
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Chris Wilkerson said...
I'm not so fond of the bans, I have not capitalised on win trading myself but I know 2 groups of people are upset about win-trading:
PVE'ers who are upset that people are getting easy epics from Arenas
PVP'ers who are tired of running into low ranked teams trying to ladder climb/grind up a new player and hurting their wins/losses.
The problem with both of these scenarios is, most PVP'ers also do some raiding/instancing, and if PVE'ers are upset that a PVP'er has "easy epics" they could also entangle themselves casually in arenas/bg's to get "easy epics" as well. This would only benefit them in the long run and you can't do BT/Hyjal in a full S3/pvp set, so you have to be involved in raiding if you want to do real raids and vice versa if you want real serious PVP gear. Also someone buying a 2000 rating is a very far/extreme case (these are very few people).
Second group is PVP'ers who are tired of their losses.. Many of us who actually are now on top of the Arena rankings (legitimately) started doing arenas during S1 gear and had to grind our way up for months and months and months earning this gear. I think most of the PVP'ers complaining about this are newer players who don't understand how much time those of us who did legitimately earn our ratings to get where we're at. Those of us with good ratings will beat a team-buying team so the real market solution is to get good at pvp, get better gear (by slowly grinding like the rest of us did) and start winning.


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Midvale • High schools in rural areas would be better served to travel farther to play sports rather than compete against urban schools with twice as many students, a contingent of 2A and 3A administrators said Wednesday.
"We love playing these bigger schools and these urban schools," Union athletic director Mike Ross said. "But we feel like we should have a chance to compete against schools that are like us."
Ross was among a group that spoke at a public forum at the Utah High School Activities Association on a proposal to expand the state to six classifications for football. The UHSAA's board of trustees is expected to finalize Thursday a format and procedure for its biannual realignment that incorporates the six-classification system.
Ross's Cougars compete in 3A's Region 10 against schools such as Wasatch, Park City, Judge Memorial and Juan Diego. Playing those schools makes Union's teams better, Ross said, but they'll never be able to beat them.
"It does have an affect on school spirit student and participation," he said, "as well as hiring coaches and teachers."
Ross, and others, advocated for a 6A system across the board, not just for football.
3A is the only classification among the top three in which the enrollment ratio between biggest to smallest schools is greater than two.
"When we look at every time we've been beaten out this year," Millard principal Dennis Alldredge said," it's been by one of those bigger schools."
Juan Diego Catholic principal Galey Colosimo cautioned the board to not forget the urban schools in their decision. Schools such as his face obstacles, too, that rural schools don't . He cited the fact that his school has 120 boys who play lacrosse, and therefore can't play other sports. Pointing out Morgan, Ogden and Ben Lomond, schools that are within a reasonable travel distance but could, theoretically, be separated if 3A were split.
"There are arguments on the urban side of the equation that may somewhat equalize the arguments on the rural side of the equation," he said.
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"If you're going to be creative and you're going to have a proposal like this," Colosimo said, "which I commend you for, don't just be partially creative, be really creative."
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Tanglebones said...
The vendor bought parts cost 12.5k gold. You also need 2 Arctic fur, and 12 Titansteel bars. The value of those is going to vary depending on realm, on mine they're running between 250-300g a piece, so 3000-3600g (even if you craft them yourself, using them instead of selling them represents negative profit) plus the furs... which I haven't even checked for, but I'd guess at least 100g per... So, you're looking at about 18,000g for your bike.
Because of the hefty price tag, I wouldn't even bother making them for sale, except on a commission basis. How many people have 20k sitting on their bank alt? And of those, how may either have an engineer alt, or a friend who'll make it for them at cost? So you're probably not going to see a lot of money for making the bike.


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Audi left the 2010 Detroit Auto Show with three very different awards. One was the "Most Improved Loyalty to Make," which all sounds wonderfully worthy and the sort of thing that Subaru might snag. The second was the EyesOn Design award for the 2011 A8, the new car for architects to get excited about. And the third was a "Best in Show" for the e-Tron concept (if that's the future, it looks promising). A company that covers such disparate bases and all points in between is a rarity; it melds substance with a high cool factor.
A combination echoed and emphasized in Air & Water Enterprises' (AWE Tuning) 2006 A4 2.0T Quattro S line. It's also an illustration of how the first leads to the second. There's so much substance lurking behind that RS4 grille it's unreal.
The VW/Audi 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo doesn't have to do any more to prove itself as one the great European engines, but here, according to AWE, it gamely delivers 377 hp at 6500 rpm and 317 lb-ft at 5475 rpm (running 93-octane gas and measured at the crank), thanks to an upgraded forced induction system (AWE states that the engine has the potential for 500 hp, providing its internals were uprated. The company has capped output for this one so as not to over-stress its stock parts).
The principal player is a Garrett GT28-71R turbocharger, an item that kicked off hundreds, if not thousands, of hours in the R&D department. Says Todd Sager, president of AWE: "The real magic of this car is its turbo kit." With this larger charger, the engine becomes a hungry beast that needs a lot of feeding, so a high-pressure, high-flow fuel pump is needed. "Coming up with a 130-bar fuel pump is a whole new ball game," says Sager. The company has created its own profoundly engineered solution with a pump whose tolerances are measured in microns. And not many of those, either.
"With this kit, we also have a revised electronic module for the low pressure 'feeder' electric pump that sits in the fuel tank," says Sager. "Without this module, the low-pressure pump could not keep up with the increased demand from our high- pressure pump. No other kit has this solution. Without it, stable full-throttle power is seriously limited."
There's a similar dedication to detail in the diverter valve, which operates when the throttle body is closing or closed. The factory unit, like the OEM fuel pump, has a tendency to wimp out. "VW/Audi has gone through multiple revisions trying to solve the stock DV's reliability issue," says Sager. AWE found something better in Porsche's turbo system, so the Philly-based company took that and adapted it for this application. Now it can work in 2.0T engines kicking out three times the stock power with no issues whatsoever.
Suck, bang and blow are all synchronized by GIAC software and switching (with Pump Fuel, Valet and Ignition Kill modes), while an AWE all-aluminum front-mount intercooler drops the temperature of inhaled air by up to 27 degrees F. This thing is not small, but it runs with 50 percent less restriction than its factory counterpart and includes a power steering cooler assembly too.
On the exhaust side of the process is an in-house catback system fashioned from 2.5-inch T304 stainless steel which AWE claims can contribute 12 hp and 8 lb-ft to the final output tally. It incorporates a 200-cell high-flow catalytic converter made in Germany by HJS. And before we close the hood, we should note the Nomex-reinforced silicone hoses.
For a thoroughly bodacious B7, better buy some Bilsteins. The coilovers here are of the PSS9 variety, meaning nine-way adjustable compression and rebound, from tranquil all the way to track. Since this is AWE's demonstrator car, a rolling catalog of sorts, it does duty on the street and the circuit; because the suspension settings can be changed while in place, it's kept on full soft for the former and full stiff for the latter. Notice also the somewhat lowered ride height.


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gullas at 7:21AM, July 3, 2013
I can relate to that....
AzuJOD at 9:18PM, July 2, 2013
Looks like the best way to deal to Doris is to completely ignore her.
plymayer at 9:15PM, July 2, 2013
Peipei at 6:52PM, July 2, 2013
Lol i've been in this situation before xD.
El Cid at 6:44PM, July 2, 2013
So that's how she puts up with Doris!
Gunwallace at 5:10PM, July 2, 2013
After reading that my tail is going waggy-waggys. :-)
KimLuster at 2:54PM, July 2, 2013
You should patent that double-trouser thing :)
josta59 at 1:43PM, July 2, 2013
So everything seems to be melding together. I guess in a few weeks it'll feel more like a Headloss Cross soap opera.


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Taylor Swift makes history at the Grammy Awards 2010. Taylor became the youngest artist to have ever won the "album of the year" Grammy trophy. Congratulations Taylor.
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Swift who turned 20 in December took home 4 Grammys after being nominated for 8. This is the first time Taylor has ever won a Grammy.
Taylor said after winning "Album of the Year" Award:
"I just hope that you know how much this means to me and Nathan [Chapman], my producer, and to all these musicians you see on this stage that we get to take this back to Nashville," she said, leading to roars from the crowd. "Oh my God, our families are freaking out in their living rooms! My dad and my little brother are losing their minds in the living room right now. This is for my dad. Thank you for all those times you said I could do whatever I wanted in life. And my mom, you're my best friend."
Congratulations Taylor!
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