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2004 Acura TSX vs. 2005 Subaru Legacy GT Limited
Think of these two as an RSX and STi for grownups.
By September 24, 2004 / Photos by Jay K. Mcnally
A total of 697 miles in 33 hours works out to 21.1 mph. Not all that impressive until you factor in five meals, a good night's sleep, plenty of photo ops around California's beautiful Lake Isabella and more than a few twisties there and back. All this gave Senior Editor Andrew Bornhop and Engineering Editor Dennis Simanaitis excellent opportunities to justify their own particular choices, the Acura TSX and , respectively, and also to swap cars and learn what the other guy was prattling on about. Their route twice traversed the urban sprawl of the Los Angeles Basin, once in predawn, once in early afternoon. It pounded up and back on Interstate 5 and, briefly, California 99. The best driving had names like Cal-Bodfish Road, Caliente Creek Road and, some of them, no names at all. These were sinewy bits of asphalt through cowboy country and the foothill environs thereof. The best view was at dawn, overlooking Lake Isabella. It was 33 hours well spent.
2004 Acura TSX
By Andrew Bornhop
Out of respect to the good Doctor Simanaitis, I won't go out of my way to bash his pick, the Subaru Legacy GT Limited, which admittedly has a pretty persuasive mix of power, personality and rally heritage. Rather, I'll take the high road in championing the TSX, the compact sports sedan that tends to get forgotten in the lineup and is occasionally criticized for being a "European Honda Accord."
Is that really a problem? The European Accord (on which this Acura is based) must be one fine automobile, because the TSX is a great car. It's firm enough to be sporty, quick enough to be fun and large enough to be practical but still tidy in overall size, just a tad smaller than the U.S. . In fact, in size and in spirit, the rigid TSX is reminiscent of the E36 BMW 325i from the early 1990s, a car many staffers still admire. However, if carving up a twisty canyon road at speed is in the plans, swap the TSX's all-season Michelins (that howl with protest at the first hint of any cornering force and were developed with fuel economy in mind) for some stickier summer tires. That change alone will make your TSX come alive.
Life underhood comes from a gem of a powerplant, a free-revving 2.4-liter inline-4 that puts out a nice, even 200 bhp at 6800 rpm. Yes, the power peak occurs at high rpm, but no worries. Honda is a motor company after all, and this aluminum-block powerplant is a model of balance-shaft smoothness, controlled by a drive-by-wire throttle and capped by a 16-valve head with twin chain-driven camshafts. Intelligent VTEC valve control creates a broad powerband that delivers relaxed about-town cruising yet can zing to the 7100-rpm redline when asked. This engine is so smooth that drivers sometimes forget to upshift into 6th on the highway.


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Mush a Blackmailer takes SUPARI from CIA
"We have captured 689 and handed over 369 to the
Mush takes 'supari' for the Supply of few terrorist to save giant terrorists to keep them in house arrest who are running training camps for terrorism are national hero of Pakistan such Hafeez Muhammed Saeed founder of Lashkar e Toiba (army of the pure) and A Q Khan.
Parvez Musharraf cunningly shows that
If not his Govt then he himself or through his man took rewarded dollars of CIA!
CIA doesn't reward directly to any government. CIA did this indirectly through individuals. The opposition on Tuesday asked President Pervez Musharraf to tell the nation as to who benefited from the money
The book passage read: "Those who habitually accuse us of not doing enough in the war on terror should simply ask the CIA how much prize money it has paid to the Government of Pakistan." Musharraf added, while ruing a failure to catch Osama bin laden who carries a $25 million reward.
Musharraf however now said: "I don't know whether this is to the Government of Pakistan. I don't think I wrote 'the Government of Pakistan'."
But when pointed out that on Page 237 of his book he has in fact said this and asked if he wanted to revise, the Pakistani President said, "Yes. I think that if it is written Government of
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Betel nut Killers: A Synopsiss
What happens when Indians in the
Mr. Shah realizes that he just does not have what it takes to compete with Sushma in business. So he wanted the services of a Supari killer (literally: a betel nut, figuratively: a contract killing) from
Quake money' sent to Pak used to finance
As reported on Aug-13, 06, money sent to
'Supari' killings at behest of NRIs:
This is media report of
Supari for Cricketer Azharuddin
Former Indian captain Mohammed Azharuddin was facing grave danger from a hired mafia killer who was stalking the cricketer to execute a 'supari' given by crime don Chhota Shakeel.
Laloo also polished his lathi with oil to show channels
To day country liquor giants employed lathaits. Paltan Mallah Murdered Shankar Guha Niyogi in Bhilai Chhattisgarh, was hired by a country liquor giant and an Industrialist. In Mumbai Vardharaj Mudaliar was popularly known as Vardha Bhai in the early '60s. He organized bootlegging in a systematic manner, spreading an umbrella of protection to several lesser gangs dealing in illicit liquor.
Robinhood like image
Organized crime is not new. Gangs of robbers and dacoits, some of whom acquired a Robinhood like image, have also existed for centuries. In
When Daud became Don?
After that Matka king Hazi Mastan and Patel made their millions in gold smuggling. Lala, a Pathan don, dealt in drugs. At this time Dawood Ibrahim and his elder brother Shabir, sons of a
Now ATS has said there is a link between 7/11 serial blast in the local trains and Malegaon Blasts with ISI connection and
Even though, Dawood, Tiger and Dossa are on the run, they continue to remote operate from
No violence Follow Gandhi & Fight Terrorism
Today, politicians not only hire anti-social elements to assist them in elections but also to kill their rivals. Bablu Shrivastav launched his book related to underworld activities in a big function inaugurated by Dalilt leader Sonalal Patel
Abu Salem is from tailor to Don going to be a "Neta"
He will follow tainted ministers in the cabinet of manmohan Singh via UP assembly. Secular Govt think treating brotherly terrorists, naxalites, separatists, infiltrators, fatwa-maulvis and brokers of vote bank is necessity of the time. Call Lokmanya Tilak, Subhash C. Bose and V eer Savarkar terrorist. Slogan of 'Bharat mata ki jai' is illegal in J&K.
Dog wagging its tail but now the reverse
Also gone are the days when gangsters were pawns in the hands of politicians. Today, underworld dons, terrorists, criminals are them-selves fighting elections and getting elected as MPs or MLAs, sometimes even from the confines of jail such as Shabuddin of Siwan. Laloo and his brother in law showed wrestling in the Lok Sabha. Police can't serve Non bailable warrant to Sadhu. Name Sadhu but act of A-sadhu. It is no longer a case of the dog wagging its tail but the reverse.
UP Minister's Supari for heads of Danish cartoonists
Hajji Yakoob Qureshi put a price of Rs 51 crore (plus incentive in gold) on the heads of Danish cartoonists. Refusing to acknowledge it as 'supari' (contract killing money, as BJP's Lalji Tandon described it) he defended his decision, on a private television news channel, as deriving legitimacy from Islamic law. No case registered against this secular minister. But Congress CM of J & K Gulam bhi Azad bhi filed a case against Vinay katiyar and Verma for their declaration to give one lac to such village defense committee members appointed by the government if they kill a terrorist.
Jharkhand Governor acted as Supari killer
On Mrach 4, 2005 L.K.Advani told a meeting of all NDA MPs that the Governor of Jharkhand was a "supari killer'' who was given the "contract to murder democracy.'' He clarified that signed editorial on the front page by Chandan Mitra in The Pioneer, March 3, 2005 had used the phrase "supari killer''.
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|After speculation that L.T. and the Chargers could part ways, the two sides agreed on a new three-year deal.
SAN DIEGO -- LaDainian Tomlinson is staying with the San Diego Chargers.
L.T. and the Chargers agreed Tuesday to a renegotiated deal that gives the team salary-cap relief and keeps Tomlinson under contract through 2011, Chargers president Dean Spanos announced in a statement released by the team. Tomlinson's old contract was also through 2011.
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2008 Statistics:
Carries: 292
Yards: 1,110
Touchdowns: 11
The deal ends a two-month saga during which it looked like Tomlinson, the 2006 NFL MVP, could be finished with the Chargers.
"This is a good day for the Chargers and for Chargers fans," Spanos said. "It was important to me to get this done so L.T. could continue his career here in San Diego, where he means so much to our team, our fans and our community. The alternative was just unthinkable. He belongs in San Diego."
Financial terms weren't immediately available. Tomlinson had been due $24 million over the next three seasons, including $6,725,000 in 2009. His salary-cap number would have been $8.8 million in 2009, including a prorated share of the signing bonus from his 2004 contract.
Chargers general manager A.J. Smith sounded relieved that any uncertainty over L.T.'s future was over.
"The way I'm looking at it, L.T. has helped us on the field and now he's gone a step further and he's helped us off the field," Smith told The Associated Press.
"I'm just happy that it worked out," Smith said. "I felt comfortable that it had a chance. We wanted him back, he wanted to come back. Everything was as smooth as it can be in negotiations."
Tomlinson was slowed during the regular season with a toe injury, then hurt his groin in the season finale. He was forced out of an overtime playoff win against the Indianapolis Colts and sat out against the Steelers, the first game he'd missed due to injury in his brilliant eight-year career.
It was the second straight year his postseason was cut short by injury. That, coupled with the fact Tomlinson turns 30 this summer, raised questions about how long he would be a Charger. The team said it needed salary cap relief in order to sign other players to contract extensions, and it zeroed in on Tomlinson's deal.
While his 1,110 yards rushing were the lowest of his brilliant eight-year career, Tomlinson still finished fourth in the AFC and 10th in the NFL.
The new deal came three weeks after the Chargers put the non-exclusive franchise tag on Darren Sproles, virtually assuring the speedy little running back/returner will be back next season. If Sproles and the Chargers don't negotiate a long-term deal, he'll make $6.62 million next year.
Tomlinson was voted the NFL MVP in 2006, when he set league records with 31 touchdowns -- 28 rushing -- and 186 points. He also won the first of two straight league rushing titles with a career-high 1,815 yards.
"I love San Diego and being a part of this team with my teammates," said Tomlinson. "My No. 1 priority was to stay here in San Diego. I truly believe this is the place that gives me the best chance to be successful and win a championship. I want to finish the job we started when I got here eight years ago. My heart has always been in San Diego. I couldnât imagine putting on another uniform.
"I really appreciate the role Dean played throughout this process. He made it work for everyone, and I appreciate his friendship more than he knows."
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The 14 Most Brutal College Hazing Rituals
What are the worst college hazing stories? From being sexually assaulted using knives, pens, and household tools, to being forced to consume deadly amounts of controlled substances, to being locked in a room with excrement, here are the worst, most brutal college hazing rituals reported from all around the United States. Brutal sorority and fraternity hazing rituals can happen anywhere, as this list in Rolling Stone reveals. Some of these may have happened to your own friends and family.
These are 14 scary hazing stories indeed. For funny hazing stories click here.
These are 14 scary hazing stories indeed. For funny hazing stories click here.
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All the Alcohol You Can('t) Take in 90 MinutesAdam Marszal and Russell Taylor, two former students at California Polytechnic State University, were sentenced to jail after hazing a freshman who died of alcohol poisoning while pledging Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The boy, 18, died after drinking large amounts of alcohol in 90 minutes. There was no after-party.
The boy, at his time of death, had a Blood Alcohol Level of .44. Just to put it into perspective, that is more than 5 times the legal limit for driving and actually exceeds the levels of the effects of surgical anesthesia.
Click here for the tragic story in its entirety and the relieving reveal that the assholes who did this to the poor kid are in jail.
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Trivia Questions: Choose Your ObjectAlexandra Robbins, author of the book "Pledged: The Secret Life of Sororities," spent a year undercover and witnessed one incident where the pledge class had to answer trivia questions and drink straight vodka when they got the question wrong. Not too bad, right? Just a normal, run-of-the-mill drinking game (involving minors), right?
If they got enough wrong, though, they were presented with a Sharpie (what is it with these things), a knife, a hammer and a d***o, with the threat that one of those objects would violate them.
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Boiling Hot Water On Back, Chest, GenitalsAt Tulane University, pledges for Pi Alpha Kappa were put under boiling water for the most physically enduring pain they'd ever had. Fraternity brothers used boiling water containing pepper spray and a "crab boil" seasoning mixture containing cayenne pepper to pour over their victims' backs.
Oddly enough, the ones who screamed didn't get burned as badly, but those who held it in got the worst of it. As the evening went on, the water got hotter, and the burns got deeper.
One pledge suffered second and third degree burns to his back, chest, buttocks and genitals, and was subjected to twice-daily burn treatments by doctor's orders.
He was also not able to take his exams or travel that semester.
10 of the "brothers" faced charges of aggravated second-degree battery; so needless to say, justice was served, as they seemed to end up in some pretty hot water.
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Exercises in Feces and UrineThere's nothing that says brotherly love more than f***s and urine. Although it is said that many frats force their pledges to drink urine, few documented examples beyond just hearsay have surfaced with discreet details (at least as far as college hazing rituals go... military hazing rituals are a whole OTHER can of worms).
An incident took place at Hartwick College where pledges of Alpha Chi Ro were forced to carry f***s-covered rocks through a forest and do push-ups and up downs in urine-soaked garbage. It's worse than it sounds.
The garbage also contained glass and dirty diapers.
The basement was in the house of Peter Torabkhan, who along with two other guys were charged by state police at Oneonta with first-degree hazing (a criminal offense nowadays).
Another man, Yury Pertsovsky, who was not a student at Hartwick, was also charged with second-degree aggravated harassment for making threatening phone calls to the freshman who reported the incident.
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Drinking Two Gallons of A Drink Called "Death"A brother known as the "pledge father" says, "We want to see you down this stuff, balls to the wall."
And then you start chugging a spicy and thick drink known as "Death" before you don't-die-but-almost-feel-like-dying for about 5 hours.
Each pledge of Lambda Phi Epsilon, a historically Asian fraternity, must drink about two gallons worth of this time-honored concoction (probably a mixture of ketchup and Tabasco sauce).
This usually takes about 4 to 5 hours for everyone to finishing drinking, then puking, then drinking some more. Click here for more information on this delicious, popular, new drink.
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Q: My husband and I share a small apartment with 10' ceilings and we want to hang a pot rack to conserve cabinet space. The soffit in the foreground is less than 12" wide so unless we straddled the pot rack on either side, it cannot be hung there. Also, there is approximately 2 feet of space between our table on the right and the cabinets.
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i don't think a pot rack is a good idea in this kitchen - with the track lights and the soffit; it'll look even more cluttered. you probably just need a good round of decluttering and organizing your cupboards. i have a family of 4 and we have a kitchen with faaaar less storage than yours and it works fine.
That's small? compared to my 5x8 galley kitchen it's huge,a dream kitchen dare I say! Over the door by the pantry maybe?
I don't know that there is room in that kitchen for a pot rack, unless it was a wall mounted one like Home Body mentioned.
Any kitchen can become too small, so adding extra storage is always nice! I agree with Home Body and think a wall-mounted one would be nice. Maybe in the 2 feet of space between table and cabinets, or just out of frame on the left (if possible)? Good luck!
It looks like the stove is under the microwave. If you want to keep the pot-rack close to the stove, for ease of use, place it where you have the painting and wine glasses. Put the pot-rack as close as possible to the wall and cupboards so that there is less chance of head bumping. I recommend putting the long side of the pot-rack against the wall. Straddling the soffit is fine, unless you can find a pot rack small enough to fit between the upper cupboards and the soffit, such as a small square type. Your table may have to move. But the wine glasses and painting should move either way.
Also, your kitchen looks like someone actually cooks in it, which is marvelous. That's all I can recommend without being able to see more of the space. Good luck and I hope to see some after pictures.
I don't think pot rack would work here, but maybe pegboard on the wall the other side of the sink? Like this sort of thing: http://annabelvita.com/kitchen-envy
Open up some of those upper cabinets too. Maybe some cuphooks under the cupboards for mugs?
Possibly hang individual pots along the back side of the soffit? Or, you could nage the single bar Grundtal from Ikea, with hooks along the soffit, that way the pots would slide. It's hard to tell from the picture where the soffit lines up. I've seen the bars used successfully where there really wasn't room for a hanging pot rack. Personally, I have a few of the shelves mounted to the wall. The bottom on is covered in hooks for all of my oft-used pans, and stock pots, etc. are on the shelf itself. Could you fit some shelves between the wine rack and the nearest cabinet? I think the Grundtal shelves are ~32"
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There seems to be quite a lot going on visually in your kitchen, so I am in the "don't" camp. Is that a pantry opposite the fridge? I say do a big de-clutter/purge/organize session and find space in that pantry for the pots.
There really isn't much room to hang a pot rack - maybe a wall mounted one but it would still end up looking cluttered.
I hacked a wall pot rack using those shelf brackets that have a hanger in the front. They provide so much extra storage, and it's so easy to get to my pots and pans now:
I think a grid panel would be more fitting. That could be hung in the space between the table and the cabinet. Something like this, only smaller, would get you the storage you need without looking awkward.
I'm seconding the person who said take down the shelf holding your wine glasses and replace it with a wall mounted pot rack (we use the grundtal from IKEA for a similar arrangement). Then buy a bar cabinet or something to put below it for additional storage and move your table out into the living room area if there's space. You definitely need an additional cabinet or shelving to get things off of your counter, though.
For a quick and dirty solution I would do a little GRUNDTAL rail (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90011396) Under the nook of the cabinets on the left. Through some s hooks up and bam! A nice clean pot rack that does not add to the clutter. BTW take down the glass rack/shelf and make a little bar by the table.
Sorry, I agree -- don't do it. Reorganize and store your pans (ONLY ones you actually use regularly) in the cupboards. If you have extra pans that you use rarely, stash them someplace else -- closet, under the bed, whatever!!! Same thing with your small appliances. (I can't believe you need everything I see in the photos at your fingertips 24/7!)
If that place were mine, I think I would get a free-standing unit (shallow armoire, IKEA "closet", maybe even just a bookshelf) and put it against the wall where your dining table sits now. Ideally a closed unit with doors and no more than 10-12 inches deep. If a bookshelf, maybe use some nice baskets to hide clutter. I'd load this with things that fit, like the wine glasses (decorative things near the top) and small appliances (utilitarian stuff nerar the bottom). That might free up some space in the cupboards and counters for pans. Also, unload the cupboard tops.
(The table probably won't fit then, sadly. (Maybe you could make space next to the breakfast bar?)
I'm inclined to go with the "Don't" crowd. You could, possibly, do some kind of peg board or grid system with hooks on the back of your door there, but that would be an awful lot of clanging around if you open and close that door often. Otherwise, perhaps something vertical in the two feet of space between your table and your cabinets.
Frankly, I'd ditch the bar stools (since you have a dining table sitting right next to them, it's kind of redundant) and put a small bookshelf where they are now to use as storage - for the pots or for something you could take out of your cabinets to make room for the pots (food stored in glass canisters maybe?).
Is that a bi-fold door going into a pantry or laundry room? I'd replace it with a regular door and put peg board on both sides to hold pots & pans, utensils, etc.
I don't see a place you could hang it without either:
a) banging your head
b) blocking a door
c) having it halfway into the living room
Sorry, I just don't think it would work!
It looks like you have tons of storage space, though (lots of cabinets and a pantry), so maybe try re-organizing that to make more space.
I think you'd feel a lot better with a different paint color. It looks a bit heavy for the space, and is fighting with your cabinets and the stone on your fireplace. Could just be my browser, though, since no one else has mentioned it. Good luck!
i think i'd hang it straddling the soffit over the little peninsula where the computer is sitting. i think it would help define the separate spaces a little (maybe hang pots on the kitchen side and a piece of art or a kilim or large pretty scarf on the living room side).
i agree with the comment about the paint color. for me too it may be my computer/browser - it reads a strong salmon-y hue on my screen. something lighter would feel more open to me.
I think a pot rack will make the space look too cluttered. I think the paint colour is adding to the cluttered feeling. If you really love the colour maybe leave one wall of it or tone it down so it doesn't clash with the wood cabinets.
I agree with the "don't" crowd. It's time to purge and reorganize. However, the only option I see if you absolutely want a pot-rack is a wall-mounted one where the wine glasses currently are.
Maybe this is a convenience thing as well as a storage question. I'd stand in the spot where you would usually want to use a pot/pan/whatever. Reach up. Hang a pot rack there. With 10' height you can keep things from banging your heads. Smaller pots need longer hooks so no stools required.
Visually, behind the beam in the foreground would make a nice divider if the cabinet doors don't bang. I think the kitchen requires function first, and I have my pots hanging where I can grab what I need quickly and easily. Not the lids though :( They are in a drawer and require a break in the action to clean my hands and rummage for the right one. Kind of defeats the function argument doesn't it.
I do like the looks of the pots hanging. It gives a kitchen a sense of serious intent. The pots on the wall don't have that same feeling. Well that is just my feeling, not useful for your question.
i LOVE the paint colour!
and i have less space in my kitchen and put an Ikea Grundtal bar over the top of the window in my kitchen. the 5 pans i use to cook most often hang there.
UNDER the kitchen sink is the best place I've found to store pots and pans. Clean out the cabinet, store your cleaning stuff elsewhere.
Not sure if there's wall space for this, but I just installed two of these grids:http://www.containerstore.com/shop/kitchen/pantryOrganizers/doorWallRacks?productId=10027934&N=74107
on the wall of my oppressively small kitchen and I'm delighted by the amount of space they've cleared up. Kind of a pain to hang, but brilliant once they're up.
Wow! Overwhelmed with your responses -thank you!! We have decided against a pot rack -we are going to try to reorganize the cabinets with "risers". Here is some info to clear up some confusion we noticed: Our kitchen is NOT small -it is big & beautiful. It's the rest of our apt. -we have been forced to use our kitchen storage creatively to store items not ordinarily found in a kitchen. We love the idea of a train rack, just not in our kitchen -it doesn't seem to "go." We like our wall-mounted wine rack, but realize it needs a good weeding for less "visual noise." We're glad the kitchen looks like SOMEONE cooks in it, but it ain't us. ;) We also like pegboard and cup hooks but think they would add to the visual clutter. Speaking of clutter, I didn't tidy up pre-photo shoot, so normally the clutter is wrangled a bit better -a few things even found their way in from the porch. The only appliances we have out are the ones we use frequently (i.e., toaster, toaster oven, coffee maker, electric water heater). The one exception is the mini-Cuisinart. Unfortunately, we can't ditch the bar stools as the bar doubles as my office. There also isn't room to stick a bookshelf underneath it (it only juts out a bit), nor is there room btwn the table and counter b/c we need space to push chairs back from the table. Those bi-fold doors are hiding our washer/dryer and HVAC -there's no storage in there. :( We also want to keep the bar area open -we visit w/ our guests as we prepare food when we entertain. Lastly, the paint color is actually a light terra cotta, not salmon as it is showing on monitors. (Thank you, rouquinne!) Thank you all once again -your suggestions were wonderful. As always, we knew we could count on AT!
I have to disagree with most of the commenters. If you use you kitchen, you do not put everything away and have a clutter free space. I'd rather use the space than have it be uncluttered.
I'm in the midst of a pot rack dilemma myself... Not where to hang it, but HOW to hang it... I have old walls that have brick behind them so I'm having serious drilling problems...
Anyway... I'm not sure where the pot rack would work based on your photo, but I would suggest that you first line the tops of your cupboards with matching shallow grass baskets to store stuff, vs having those tchotchkes up there and then get a lightweight step stool for retrieving the contents.
I'm sure you've resolved your pot rack issue, but if not, I agree with the grid idea on the wall where your wine glasses are, but I'd do chrome... Agree with everyone on the de-clutter thing... remove stuff from counters. Think of your kitchen like a ship's galley... think vertical (etc...), think spatial relations... Hope to see a completed pic.


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In a way, it is comforting to know that other countries have their own versions of Richard Mourdock and Todd Aiken. Those two Senate candidates saw their campaigns implode after ridiculous comments about rape.
In India recently, protesters took to the streets because of the rape of several women and lack of police investigations and arrests. At least in the U.S., the police still treat it as a crime.
Along comes Swaziland which has come up with a solution to prevent rape. Swaziland is a small, impoverished kingdom surrounded by South Africa and ruled by a king known for his bizarre behavior.
Like India, Swaziland had protests last month against an increasing number of rapes. Unlike India, which has put together a commission to resolve the problem, Swaziland pinpointed the problem immediately and targeted it for reform.
The result is that Swaziland has banned miniskirts and similar attire. Yep, it's the old women-wear-revealing-clothing-and-men-can't-control-themselves argument.
"The act of the rapist is made easy, because it would be easy to remove the half-cloth worn by the women," police spokeswoman Wendy Hleta said.
If showing too much skin is to blame for rape, then South Africa has a massive problem. South Africa has many nude beaches and resorts so according to Hleta's logic a naked woman at those places should be an invitation to rape. Of course, it doesn't happen that way.
This kind of thinking makes as much sense as stating that someone who has a nice car is responsible for that car being car jacked. And don't even own a nice house because that is just inviting the burglars to come. Actually, this raises a serious question. Why is it only rape where the victim is often blamed for the crime?
Somewhere the answer to that is virtual rape, according to South African authorities anyway.
"I have read from the social networks that men and even other women have a tendency of undressing people with their eyes. That becomes easier when the clothes are hugging or are more revealing," Hleta said.
This is the same mindset found in American Senatorial campaigns. It is essentially the same thing to say it's the woman's fault for what she is wearing or she can't get pregnant if she was "legitimately raped."
This world's has a long way to go to get over this hurdle of violence against women. As long as women have to cover their faces or not wear revealing clothing because they might instigate a rape by showing too much skin, then we are still clinging to a past of superstition, ignorance and close-mindedness. The twenty-first century is still waiting to dawn on some places and some minds. Swaziland is at the forefront of that ignorance.


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The four of us walked back to the two tankers. It was then that I introduced Chase and his father to Paul Marcotte, owner of a beautiful Peterbilt. Karen and I had met Paul and his friends just days before, and we'd spent a lot of time together during the show. Paul was happy to take Chase around the truck. There sat Chase in a beautiful truck with the glowing trophy by his side. Paul asked him to honk the horn and Chase quickly grabbed hold and made us all shake in our boots. Chase climbed down and pictures were taken with Paul and the trophy. Chase was again beaming, laughing and chatting up a storm with Paul. I'm not sure whose face showed more pride. Paul? John? Chase? Karen? Me? What an amazing moment to end the night! Truly amazing!
The time I spent with Chase that night was only a few hours, but he went from a shy young man to an extrovert. Karen and I repeatedly heard from John how much we touched his life and his son's life. While I have no doubt that may have happened, I know that Chase touched many lives that day, including several drivers, show attendees, vendors and staff at 4 State Trucks' show. We feel so blessed to have been able to share that experience with them all.
The time and conversation between Karen and John helped John to see a clear vision for his son's future. His role as Chase's father will definitely change based on their experience at the show. John told us that his goal is to learn to drive a semi, load a trailer with Chase's calendars and hit the road selling them with his son. I'm not sure that is a realistic possibility, but seeing the miracle God just worked in their lives, I wouldn't be surprised if someday we see a black Peterbilt driven by John, pulling a van full of Calendars Can Cure drawn by his son, Chase.
We vow to follow up with Chase and John. In fact, my husband Jeff and I hope to find a run through Bowling Green in the near future and give Chase his long-awaited ride in a moving truck. We also hope that we can have Chase drawing pictures of trucks and selling 2013 Calendars Can Cure at our booth at the Mid-America Trucking Show in March. For more information on Chase and his calendars go to http://www.chaseharnage.org/ or http://www.calendarscancure.org.
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Tupac Shakur's mother has vowed to release the late rapper's entire body of work so new generations of fans can experience his previously unheard music.
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The hip-hop star was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in 1996 at age 25, and his mother, Afeni Shakur, is head of his estate and founder of the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation which helps underprivileged children receive education and training. Shakur has now handed over her son's estate to Jampol Artist Management (JAM) and indicates there is more music to be released.
"I believe it is our responsibility to make sure that Tupac's entire body of work is made available for his fans. My son left many incomplete pieces and even more unfinished ideas," she said in a statement. "Using the blueprints he gave us, I am committed to fulfilling this duty."
JAM founder and president Jeffrey Jampol states: "It's our responsibility and our privilege to ensure that new generations of fans experience the power of Tupac's music, his ideas and his storytelling."
JAM is adding Tupac to a roster which includes the Doors, Janis Joplin and Otis Redding, according to Billboard.com.
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im from new zealand and everybody there loves him because he raps and speaks on subjects with such passion.. and everyone thats from there could feel his struggle and relate to it through his music..
he was a man way before his time.. everyones got haters.. haters make the world go round so let them hate. its not there fault they dont know greatness because they havent herd him speak through his heart and only want to judge him on hit em up and songs he wrote in a time where he felt like he was vanurable..of cause your gunna write songs full of hate and revenge after youv been shot.. but before that it was dear mama, keep ya head up, can you get away, me against the world and many more classics and only god can judge me.. so let him rest in thugs mansion in peace and stop trying to critsize who he is .. 2 pac is one of the greatest that ever lived.. i mean what have you done in your life time he was only 25 when he died and had accomplished more and that short time then anybody i know.. he changed the world so that we would relise about these struggles that exsist in this world.. if you got to ask your favourite rapper in the world who he looks up to i have no doubt he would pay respect to 2 pac.. he didnt want to change the world, he wanted to spark the flame in people that would change the world.. 2 pac helped me through alot of hard times just through his music and words of wisdom.. just paying my respects!!! Rest in paradise Pac!


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July 14, 2010 (Gettysburg, PA) The Eastern Cluster of Lutheran Seminaries announced this week that Mr. James H. Scott of Chester Springs, PA, has accepted the position as Director of Intersections Institute, currently a joint educational program of two Lutheran seminaries in Gettysburg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Launched two years ago, the Institute offers degree and professional certificate courses for professional staff of faith-based social ministry organizations, and for students who aspire to serve in a wide range of arenas at the intersection of church and world. This enterprising new program provides a combination of practical nonprofit managerial and leadership skills with graduate theological training and orientation to the unique mission and culture of faith-based organizations. The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia (LTSP) offers a Master's in Public Leadership degree, and a professional Certificate in Leadership of Faith-Based Organizations course of studies is conducted by the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg (LTSG).
To the Institute's directorship, James Scott brings a rich professional background and extensive experience in service, educational and entrepreneurial enterprises. Holding degrees from Villanova University (Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and Master of Arts), and Washington University (MBA), Scott was the Executive Director of portfolio Strategies with Morgan Stanley Investment prior to his retirement from that post in 2007. Previously, he served with the U.S. Peace Corps, was Treasurer of Amherst College, Vice President, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer for Texas Utilities Company in Dallas, and was a corporate banking officer. In the late 1970's, Scott was granted a leave of absence from his financial executive position to serve as a White House Fellow and a member of the staff of President Jimmy Carter. Currently, he serves as a trustee for Gettysburg College and the University of Texas at Austin, and is a member of the board of directors and chair of the investment committee for Thrivent Financial, a Fortune-500 financial service organization. In recent years, he has engaged in graduate school teaching at Villanova and the University of Delaware in the areas of corporate strategy and political and economic analysis. He has written in those areas, and is currently writing creative non-fiction as well. Scott and his wife are the parents of four children, and are involved in many community groups and activities.
In accepting the position with Intersections Institute, Scott quoted Psalm 146, Happy are those whose help is the God of Jacob, expressing "the joy of my selection as Director of Intersections. While at the time in the company of the distinguished social ministry organization leaders and noted theologians who made this selection possible, I was speechless as well as thankful. I pray that our Lord Jesus Christ may nourish me and my supportive wife as I work to help our blessed and dedicated partners achieve the ambitious goals of the Institute."
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Award-winning project from four Ryerson University chemical engineering students claims to remove 90 percent of pharmaceuticals and endocrine-disrupting compounds.
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Marcia Davis: Some birdhouses attract riffraff more than others
Bigger may be better if you're a male house sparrow selecting a birdhouse.
The sizes and designs of birdhouses can influence which species choose which houses and the nesting success of cavity-nesting birds in your yard. With the right housing in the right locations, you might be able to discourage the competition and avoid the conflicts that sometimes lead non-native house sparrows to kill bluebirds and other native cavity-nesting birds.
If non-native house sparrows live in your yard, and you want to provide birdhouses for other cavity-nesters like eastern bluebirds, tree swallows, Carolina chickadees, and tufted titmice, take stock of your bird houses. You might want to add new houses designed to discourage house sparrows or relocate existing houses.
There's no such thing as a house sparrow-proof birdhouse. However, given a choice between large and small, male house sparrows usually choose wooden birdhouses with larger nest cavities and more floor space. Knowing this you can provide housing that is less attractive to house sparrows and hope it allows other species to nest successfully. You might also want to move birdhouses well away from and out of sight of any birdhouse claimed by a house sparrow. Even if you tear out its nest (which is legal only for non-native species like house sparrows and European starlings) a house sparrow will probably build another one.
The Gilbertson PVC house is a plastic house that house sparrows are reluctant to use. It's a tubular nest box made of 4-inch diameter PVC pipe painted to resemble a birch tree. The interior floor space and nest cavity are smaller than a normal bluebird house. Smaller size and plastic may be the features that deter house sparrows. I have no house sparrows in my yard. My two Gilbertson PVC houses are used by eastern bluebirds, tufted titmice and Carolina chickadees. The chickadees seem to prefer the smaller tubular Gilbertson houses to the larger wooden bluebird houses.
Slot box design birdhouses, equipped with a couple of removable stackable 3/4-inch thick wooden blocks to make the inside cavity shallower, also deter house sparrows. Instead of a round entrance hole a slot box has a horizontal slot beneath the overhanging roof. A wide slot provides good ventilation and may make it easier for a bird to escape from an attacking house sparrow or other predators. Information and plans for sparrow-resistant bird houses and many other types of houses (including the pros and cons for each design) are available at www.sialis.org/nestboxproscons.
A gizmo called a sparrow spooker (www.sialis.org/sparrowspooker) is a device to scare house sparrows away from bird houses occupied by bluebirds. It's equipped with strips of shiny mylar bird scare tape that flutter in the wind and flash light. Mount it atop a bird house with the streamers just touching the roof after bluebirds lay at least one egg. Mount it on a windless day so bluebirds will adjust to it more easily.
You're headed down a slippery slope once you encourage bluebirds and other cavity-nesters to nest in the vicinity of a birdhouse occupied by breeding house sparrows. Make some attempt to control house sparrows because there is the perpetual possibility that non-native house sparrows will attack and kill native songbirds and their young in a bird house.
Once a male house sparrow claims a birdhouse he may defend it year after year. Allowing a male house sparrow to claim a birdhouse or an abandoned purple martin house and letting it nest successfully year after year can decrease chances of survival and successful nesting for eastern bluebirds, tree swallows, Carolina chickadees, tufted titmice, house wrens and other native cavity-nesting birds. Plug the entrance hole or leave the door wide open of a birdhouse used by house sparrows to prevent nesting.


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Caught on tape, Davenport Police officers and an accused shoplifter in a questionable incident that has some questioning -- did they use too much force?
Video captures a Davenport Police officer striking an accused shoplifter several times. That person was 34 year old Brandie Redell of Davenport.
On February 18th, Redell was taken in for questioning regarding a shoplifting incident at the Von Maur store at Northpark Mall.
Surveillance video shows Redell saying something to the officers, then one of them, Officer Scott Crow, moves to restrain her, punching her several times in the process.
This all happened with Redell's one year old daughter in the room, she was then quickly removed.
The Davenport Police Department conducted an internal investigation, but the officer involved is still on the force.
The Davenport Police chief tells TV6 this incident was investigated, it was found the officer did violate policy and they used more force than necessary.
The officer was disciplined, but police won't release any more details.
Now both officers still have their jobs, and it's something Redell and her family want to see changed.
"I received a total of four blows, plus a couple of knees," Redell says of the incident.
"The vessel in the eye was broken, they said I had a concussion too," she says.
Redell says she was on the phone trying to get someone to pick up her daughter, when things got out of control.
"His [Crow's] exact words to me were, 'This is going to get really ugly really quick,'" Redell says.
In the video, you can see Redell on the phone say something to the officer before he comes at her.
"He lunged at me, he came at me," she says, "I fell from the chair a little bit and went to the ground face first and he was rubbing my face in the carpet telling me, 'This is not going to happen like this, I'm in charge here.'"
The police report states Redell was cursing and seemed ready to fight with clenched fists, something she denies.
"I've heard that he said I was clenching my fists and I was swearing at him, but I had been on the phone call with my child's father for a good 7-8 minutes, so where that happened at, I don't know," Redell says.
"I just didn't think that being beat up should be a result of what I had done," she says.
Davenport Police investigated the incident and determined the officers involved did use more force than necessary.
"There were violations of policy, they were investigated and they were addressed," Chief Frank Donchez says.
He says this video isn't the whole story.
"I know there's strong reactions, but like so many videos you're getting out there, you're getting a snap shot of what occurred," Donchez says, "The officer was bit [by Redell], I'm not here to justify the officer's actions, but the officer was injured and treated at the hospital as well."
With the officers still on the job, Redell has reached out to civil rights group, 'Living and Driving While Black,' who plan to file a civil rights lawsuit in the case.
"As Americans we should not tolerate public servants like the police and other entities who we pay to serve and protect us," President and Founder David Lowery, Jr. says, "I want to make sure there's not another Brandie beating."
Redell says she hopes this will help shed light on an ugly situation.
"This probably isn't going to help me, but I do hope that other people can see this and benefit from it," she says, "Maybe now they can find their own voices and say something similar has happened to them, or maybe citizens can band together and say we're not going to take this."
Redell has pled guilty to her theft charges and has been convicted of theft before. She'll be sentenced August 23rd. She was also charged with assault causing injury to an officer, but tells us those charges are expected to be dropped at sentencing.
The president of the civil rights group, Living and Driving While Black also tells TV6 they're working with the Justice Department to investigate.
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EL PASO — Hundreds of bikers participated in the El Paso Motorcycle Coalition's 30th Annual Toy Run Sunday morning.
The run starts in Sunland Park, crosses Transmountain and ends at Cohen Stadium where bikers deliver the toys that will go to need children.
"There's one thing you can always say about bikers they're people too and they love the kids," said a biker in a Santa Claus suit.
To participate in the ride, bikers must pay a small fee of $10 which goes to the purchase of a new toy.
El Paso Mayor John Cook, who has been riding in the toy run for about 15 years, said if it wasn't for the work of bikers some children might not get gifts this holiday season.
"These are kids that probably wouldn't have gotten anything for Christmas, but the biker community steps forward and makes sure they get something," Cook said.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane Police Major Crime Detectives and SWAT executed three search warrants Monday morning as part of their investigation into recent robberies on the South Hill.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Some members of the community continue to rally behind a fired Albany Assistant Fire Chief.
Rod Jolivette was fired last month because he ordered a fire crew to clean up a relative's flooded house on Gail Avenue. Wednesday night, People Clergy Community Involvement gathered to support Jolivette at the government center in downtown Albany.
They say more serious incidents have taken place within the Albany Fire Department without such harsh punishment. Retired Albany Fire Department Captain William Byrd says Jolivette didn't deserve to be fired.
"Chief Jolivette was just being himself, helping someone in need. It doesn't matter that it was his family. He would help a total stranger," said Byrd.
"You would not believe what this fire department does in Albany and Dougherty County. It's the good ole boy system. It's got to stop and stop now," said Bishop John Burr with PCCI.
Jolivette filed an EEOC complaint after he was fired contending he was passed over for promotion last November because he's black. PCCI expects a big crowd to show up at the Albany City Commission meeting Tuesday to ask city leaders for answers.
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