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Skip to comments.Rush Limbaugh: What's the Problem with Palin?
Posted on 03/14/2011 4:54:19 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, there's a story at Politico today. I'm gonna have to turn to some of you for some help. I thought I had this figured out, but it's gone beyond my ability to explain this, and that is this incessant, inexplicable, growing hatred of Sarah Palin by people on our side. The Politico story here: "'She's Becoming Al Sharpton, Alaska Edition.'" This is by Jonathan Martin and John Harris. "Sarah Palin has played the sexism card, accusing critics of chauvinism against a strong woman. She has played the class card, dismissing the Bush family as 'blue bloods' and complaining that she is the target of snobbery by people who dislike her simply because she is 'not so hoity-toity.'
"Most famously, she has played the victim card -- never more vividly than when she invoked the loaded phrase 'blood libel' against liberals and media commentators in the wake of the Gabrielle Giffords shooting. Palin's flamboyant rhetoric always has thrilled supporters, but lately it is coming at a new cost: a backlash, not from liberals but from some of the country's most influential conservative commentators and intellectuals. Palin's politics of grievance and group identity, according to these critics, is a betrayal of conservative principles. For decades, it was a standard line of the right that liberals cynically promoted victimhood to achieve their goals and that they practiced the politics of identity -- race, sex and class -- over ideas.
"Among those taking aim at Palin in recent interviews with POLITICO are George F. Will, the elder statesman of conservative columnists; Peter Wehner, a top strategist in George W. Bush's White House, and Heather Mac Donald, a leading voice with the right-leaning Manhattan Institute. Matt Labash, a longtime writer for the Weekly Standard, said that because of Palin's frequent appeals to victimhood and group grievance, 'She's becoming Al Sharpton, Alaska edition.' Conservative intellectuals, while having scant ability to drive large blocs of votes on their own, traditionally have played an outsize role in the early stages of Republican nominating contests.
"Their approval has lent credence to politicians from Ronald Reagan onward hoping to portray themselves as faithful adherents to an idea-driven conservative movement. This year, the conservative intelligentsia doesn't just tend to dislike Palin -- many fear that her rise would represent the triumph of an intellectually empty brand of populism and the death of ideas as an engine of the right. 'This is a problem for the movement,' said Will about what Palin represents. 'For conservatism, because it is a creedal movement, this is a disease to which it is susceptible.' The line of modern conservatism that can be traced back to National Review founder William F. Buckley would be broken by Palin, Will said.
"'There's no Reagan without Goldwater, no Goldwater without National Review and no National Review without Buckley -- and the contrast between [Buckley] and Ms. Palin is obvious.' Asked if the GOP would remain the party of ideas if Palin captures the nomination, Will said: 'The answer is emphatically no.' Columnist Charles Krauthammer, without talking about Palin specifically, noted that 'there's healthy and unhealthy populism,' and there is concern about the rise of the latter. 'When populism becomes purely anti-intellectual, it can become unhealthy and destructive,' said Krauthammer." Pete "Wehner," who's a good friend of mine, "now a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, cited the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan's famous 1980 declaration that the GOP had become 'a party of ideas.' ...
"'Conservatives are very proud of that,' Wehner said. 'But she seems at best disinterested in ideas or least lacks the ability to articulate any philosophical justification for them. She relies instead on shallow talking points.' Does Palin care about what conservative commentators say about her? So far, the answer would appear to be no. ... Palin defenders say she has good reason to be dismissive of elite critics -- she has outpaced their low expectations at every turn." You know what I think? I'm trying to figure this all out. I can understand the left despising this woman. That would make perfect sense.
But this rising vitriol from the "conservative intellectual" bench is mystifying to me. (sigh) I don't get this comparison to Al Sharpton. I don't know where that comes from. That's Matt Labash at the Weekly Standard. I don't know where that comes from. What does Sharpton do? Would somebody point out one similarity between Al Sharpton and Sarah Palin? Where is the Tawana Brawley in Sarah Palin's life? Where is that incident? Where are all the megaphone-lead rallies and protests? Where are those things? Where is the complement to the National Action Network and its annual convention in whatever else?
Where is this? Where are the lawsuits that Sharpton files against people? Well, they claim that she's playing her cards. Where is her tax cheating, for example? Who is Sarah Palin shaking down? I mean, if we're gonna start making these comparisons... (interruption) What was it you just shouted at me, H.R.? Well, that's why they say she's portraying herself as a victim because she's firing back. They are saying that she should just shut up. In the aftermath of being blamed for this Arizona thing, she should have just shut up. The fact that she responded and reacted to it means that she's feeling sorry for herself and is portraying herself as a victim -- and that's something that the left does: Portray themselves as victims.
She shoulda just been quiet and let the story ride itself out and let it go away and so forth as it would have. I used to think that a lot of this was just fear-based. (sigh) I've really had a tough time understanding this. To be honest, folks, I've had a tough time. I'm still not sure. I'm wondering if some of this is not rooted in the fear that our "conservative intellectuals" have that our current crop of Republican presidential hopefuls is kind of weak; and that, therefore, she may be the most popular among 'em. But it's like I told you: I love telling this story. A couple friends of mine who had recently met Palin -- I've never met her. I've spoken to her on the phone once when we interviewed her for Limbaugh Letter, the newsletter when she had her book out.
Other than that I'd never. I've never met her. She did tell a funny story when I did interview her. She said that I met her father out in Palm Springs at one of the first two Bob Hope Chrysler Classic golf tournaments I played in as an amateur that some guy came up and asked me to sign a copy of my book for his daughter. Well, it turned out to be her dad getting the book signed for her and that she has that book in her office or her library in her home in Alaska. That's the extent. I don't know her. I've never spent any time with her.
But these people that I know here had spent an evening with her, and couple days later I met them for dinner -- and, folks, these are rock-ribbed conservatives, huge donors and fundraisers, Reaganites. Their pedigree is unquestionable, and they said to me, "You know, dear, we met Sarah Palin. I think you would agree, dear, she just doesn't have the heft. She's much prettier in person than even on TV -- you can't escape noticing that -- but, I don't know. I think she's just not presidential. Do you think, dear?" And, you know, I recalled what the circumstance was here. This is not a place to start an argument. I didn't care to, didn't want to spend that kind of time there.
I said, "Yeah, you know what? Give me four more years of Obama, instead of Palin."
"W-w-what? What do you mean by that, dear?"
"Well, Sarah Palin is so damn embarrassing, I don't know how I could vote for her. I might not even be able to say I'm a Republican if she gets the nomination!"
"Um, I'm not quite following you, dear."
"Well, she's so embarrassing, I guess if it's Sarah Palin or Obama? Hell, give me Obama!" I finally said, "Look, I don't understand all this. THE PROBLEM IS OBAMA! The Democrat Party is destroying the freaking country -- sorry to yell here -- and we're sitting here sniping over Sarah Palin? I'd vote for Elmer Fudd if the Republicans nominated him, if Obama's the Democrat." So obviously there are elements of this that are personal that I don't understand. Look, I could understand not wanting her to be the nominee, I can understand thinking there's somebody better, but this? There's an all-out assault on her by our guys that puzzles me -- and now this latest to say that she's Al Sharpton? Our version of Al Sharpton in Alaska?
So you guys gotta help me out out there. Somebody's gonna have to explain this to me because it makes no sense. You know, I'm totally immersed in logic and common sense, and some of this doesn't register that way for me. I don't get it. I can think of -- I'm not going to mention any names here -- the Republican field, what is it, nine or ten people that are said to be interested in it. There are four or five of them that can't hold a candle to her, as far as I'm concerned. But these guys don't think there's one. So I'm thinking: What did she do to them? Does she embarrass them? (interruption) Okay. (interruption) If she does embarrass them, what? (interruption) Okay, well, of course the liberals are gonna say she's stupid. That's enough for us to say, "Okay, we don't want her," 'cause the liberals are rejecting her so we've gotta dump her? Okay.
All right. Fine. Fine. Well, anybody else got any ideas, I'm open to 'em.
RUSH: Okay, I've read the e-mails, and they're pouring in. And many of them from the public e-mail account, firstname.lastname@example.com. "You idiot! You're supposed to be the one with the answers. You're asking us why everybody hates Sarah Palin, you idiot. If we know, you should know." Some of them say: "You stupid fool, don't you know it's because they're jealous of her?" That seems to be, by the way, the number one explanation from people answering the question. I haven't had a chance to read 'em all. They're coming in here by the hundreds, every 20 seconds or so, but they're jealous of her or they fear her. Of course all of that's true. But look, I think I get it. I think the simple explanation here is, if you want to be an accredited intellectual, one of the tests is, do you hate Sarah Palin? Do you think she represents a pox? Is she a danger to whatever? If you do, then you will pass the test and you are, therefore, an accredited intellectual.
It's sort of like the whole business of shibboleth. If you're an intellectual, you should know what a shibboleth is. It's from the Bible. It's a Hebrew word that very few Hebrews could pronounce correctly. If you could pronounce it correctly, you were an intellectual. It was a test to see if you were an actual member of the tribe. Well, right now Sarah Palin is the intellectuals' favorite shibboleth. If you want to prove you are an intellectual, you have to say Sarah Palin's an idiot. That's as much of an explanation as anything else. I know she threatens the old boys club; she represents and associates with average people whereas these people don't; all those things that we have mentioned and pondered before on the program.
Here's what you need to know. This is what you need to know. And, folks, do not doubt me. Some of you weren't alive in the mid-seventies. Some of you weren't old enough in the mid-seventies to remember. But Ronald Reagan was just as hated by the intellectual class then as Palin is now. Now, I'm not saying that Palin is Reagan. I'm just telling you that Reagan didn't have the pedigree. I have warned you several times on this program that even during Reagan's presidency, many of the conservative intellectuals -- Buckley was an exception -- and many of the Republican liberals just despised the guy, 'cause he embarrassed 'em. His folksiness, his connection to the pro-life community, he embarrassed 'em. His "the bombing starts in five minutes," calling the Soviets the evil empire, I mean the left all hated that, but so did a lot of people in the Republican Party.
Krauthammer used to write speeches for Walter Mondale. Yeah. Howard Baker was his choice in '76 or '80, I forget which. George Will was a late arrival to the Reagan revolution and eventually became a close friend and associate, but he was not -- (interruption) well, I don't want to bring myself into this, H.R. I mean what do I have to gain by saying they were cool to my arrival? Buckley was not. But Buckley was the exception. What's interesting about Buckley is, you know, folks, I'll tell you something. There's something fascinating going on in the conservative intellectual media movement. One of the things that Buckley did -- I think this is a factor, too, in a way -- within this conclave, if you will, the cardinal of conservative colleges loved Buckley because he told the Birchers to go to heck, he threw the Birchers out of the conservative movement thereby sparing the conservative movement any association and accompanying embarrassment. I mean he filleted 'em. He wrote piece after piece. He sent the Birchers packing. Well, there are, I think, elements of the conservative intellectual movement today who are looking to be the next Buckley excommunicating the next Bircher, whoever it might be, movement individual, what have you.
So it could be a little bit of that, even though Palin's not a Bircher by any stretch. She's not a conspiracy kook or theorist. So Buckley remains. Buckley was born wealthy, silver spoon in his mouth, but he was not an enemy of flyover country. He was not disdainful. Buckley, I remember, invited me -- I don't want to make this about me. But that is an apt analogy about Buckley, and there's still a lot of people trying to be Buckley today throughout the literary conservative intelligentsia. But for me to sit here and say that the Washington intellectual elite feels the same way about me that they do Sarah, I have a lot of people who tell me that, but I don't even want to go there because this is not about me. There's not a Politico story about me. This is Palin being our version of Al Sharpton. I just checked, I got an e-mail from a guy in Virginia that said, "Well, wait a minute, the left loves Sharpton. How is this not really a compliment? I never heard the left criticize Sharpton. The left loves him. He's one of their favorite rabble-rousers." All true.
RUSH: Oh, it always amuses me. On the left, just to kind of combat this notion that they're the smartest people around, these intellectuals, some of the people on the left who despise Sarah Palin loved John Edwards. Now, if there's ever a disconnect, John Edwards, as a human being, is clearly lacking. And yet there were people who thought John Edwards was the beginning and end of everything, just the cat's meow, whatever, who hate Sarah Palin. By the same token, some of these conservative intellectuals were totally smitten with Obama at the outset, remember? Totally smitten with Obama. In the case of David Brooks, it was because of the freaking crease in his pants. He said that. "The crease in his pants made me know he was going to be president." And these are the intellectuals. But to these guys Obama was like them. They were like Obama at the outset. I don't think too many of them want to be perceived as like Obama now, but the outset. But Palin, never. They never see themselves as like Sarah Palin, for obvious reasons, be it the pedigree, the education, all the other things.
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Politico: 'She's becoming Al Sharpton, Alaska edition'
I disagree with him too, but I'm not going to say stuff behind his back.
My problem is not with the elitists who hate Sarah. Those people are @$$holes and we should expect no less from them.
I admire her but do not agree that she would be a winning candidate for president. I refuse to be swept up into this emotional personality worship.
I now expect the Sarah Bots to begin to shower me with vitriol and ad hominem attacks, just as the Bush Bots did when I criticized W for failing to defend his policies. But I was right, wasn't I?
And Mods, I am not here to start a flame war. I am posting this in the hope that maybe perhaps ONE Freeper will look him/herself in the mirror and recognize the emotional nature of his/her urge to flame me. As proof of my good will, I will not ridicule the flamers like I did on a previous post.
Chuckie Hunbanger aka "Where's the beef?"
I am particularly interested in his understanding of Bill Buckley's role in bridging the gap: whereas the Country Club Set largely disdained Ronald Reagan ("he went where? Eureka College? How ... pedestrian...), Buckley embraced him because he saw in Reagan a great force for good, and a kindred spirit of a kind he rarely encountered during his years at Yale, or for that matter, during his long tenure at National Review.
What Buckley saw was a man who knew who he was, who loved his country, and who believed in her greatness. I have some questions about Sarah Palin but they have nothing to do with her fundamental decency, her love of country, and her... normality. After two interminable years of Obama, I think that matters more than ever. She is a normal person: not a radical, not a power-seeker, not a phony. Those are her strengths. Oh, she has weaknesses, too, but those may be overcome because unlike our current "leader", she clearly does not think herself better than most Americans, of whom, at least she feels a part.
In spite of my reservations, I think it is clear that we as a nation could, and in fact have, done a great deal worse entrusting our fate. I myself come from a working-class background, but made it into one of "those" schools on the strength, I like to believe, of effort. I never for a minute thought it made me a superior person, and I regret that some on our side of the aisle seem to dismiss others who have "lesser" educational pedigrees, but better ideas for America. If Sarah really wants to run, she'll need to learn how to express them more clearly, appropriately, and consistently... but, in time, that's what Reagan learned to do as well, and better than anyone else of his great generation.
The hatred of Sarah Palin has gotten so extreme that it's easy to pass off as overreach through overkill.
Maybe Palin is actually using Muhammed Ali's "rope-a-dope" strategy. Let them pummel and pummel and pummel til they look silly with the continued pummeling.
And everyone can discount everything they've said because they so obviously are emotionally vested in hating her that their viewpoint can be discounted.
It truly is Palin Derangement Syndrome.
It's very simple. GWB's unjustified military attack on a country that posed no threat to us, and his subsequent spectacular incompetence in dealing with the American economy, brought about the popular revulsion that resulted in the most far left administration in American history, led by Barry Obama.
Sarah Palin is at least as much of a pinhead as George W. Bush, if not much worse. Should the country very sensibly reject Barry next time around, having had a gander at his disastrous policies for four years, and then should the country make the gargantuan error of putting Palin in his place, the president who then follows her four years later will most likely be to the left of Stalin.
Sarah Palin has no business in presidential politics. She is a self-centered lightweight whose political instincts are unfailingly wrong. A Palin presidency would destroy the Republican Party, and could — if the stars are aligned against us — destroy the country as well.
It's ridiculous. Palin's no populist. An anti-elitist, maybe — and that's a good thing.
John Edwards was a populist. Divisive, carping about class injustice, fostering resentment. Palin's nothing like that.
So toomahtoe and potahtoe would be fightin' words in the Old T?
So were both George Bushes, John Kerry, William Howard Taft and his son Robert A. Taft.
Isnt their secret ritual perverted?
As opposed to other fraternity initiations? Maybe, maybe not. I doubt they're killing or raping people. As in all kinds of secret societies over time the mumbo jumbo ritual becomes just something you have to do to belong, not something you take very seriously.
George Will is going off into Fantasyland. A lot of the things that are said now about Palin were said about Goldwater. That doesn't mean they were true or weren't true then or now, but the idea of a Golden Age that's lost forever if Palin is nominated is hard to accept.
On the other hand, just because he sets Palin against Buckley doesn't mean Palinites have to run down Buckley to build her up. The opposition between the two is in George Will's mind more than in the real world.
Buckley did good work in his own day. He made his contribution and got a bit lost when his era ended -- that isn't uncommon among people who are active as long as he has and live from one age into another -- but he doesn't have to be built up or run down to make points about contemporary politicians.
Yeah, I know, kinda like "schild en vriend" or "lollapalooza".
Totally absurd. Odd thing but two other presidents who was disdained by the pointy-heads: Harry Truman and Ike. The two men hated one another, but what they had in common was the same—where they came from Independence, M0 and Abilene, KS, were and are much alike. Families were different, but ordinary in their own ways. On the even of D-Day, Ike could speak to the paratroops in their own language without affectation, without condescension. Harry was always approachable—and plain-spoken but MUCH more courtly and soft-spoken (so I was told, by someone who met him in 1948; she still has the glove she wore when she shook his hand) than the bantam-cock image. Ike got a college education on the public dime; Harry had to forego college because his Dad went broke. We all know Reagan's story.
Anyway, Palin is of their ilk. Not intellectual: nor were they. With the common touch: so had they. Strong-minded; intelligent; perceptive; courageous. Very different people, but put them all in the same room, and they would have got along very well. Palin, of course, would have deferred to them. She is THAT kind, too.
I hope she runs, just to spite them.
No, I was joking. Aruanan has summarized the actual Bible story in post #51 above.
John Edwards pretended to be a populist.
What he really was, was a phony -- about absolutely everything.
I recall that when Palin appeared on the "Saturday Night Live," that Fey suddenly seemed to shrivel before my eyes when she was introduced to the real Palin. Like an impersonator confronted with the real Elvis.
Hey, in my book, ALL populists are phony.
If its secret, how do you know it is perverted?
The Republican party NEEDS to be destroyed; it's as F'd up as the libtards.
And, do tell, who's your magical candidate for 2012??
My accurate assessment of their lack of intelligence and character stand.
">>>She will be the next president if I have anything to say about it. Look at who her enemies are and choose a side. >>>>>>
Spot on Cicero!
Everything Barack 'Jackwagon' Hussein and his socalists do only grows the Tea Party more and more.
Our Republic is done listening to the fools who made him President.
We're wide awake and watching!
Tea Party USA - Modern Day Paul Reveres - Growing by the Day!
Rush nails it again, right there.
"She will be the next president ...."
In God's name we pray.
Sadly, Time magazine won't be that kind to her. More like how she "stole" the election from the Kenyan Usurper...
That first pic. LOL! My keyboard is probably toast. :)
As I recall, Buckley supported both Goldwater and Reagan from the outset.
Will supported neither.
Will, bless his heart, is not qualified to be the arbiter of Buckley's preferences.
I don't know if it is I was asking if it is.
In your screed you have failed to include what she might do as POTUS that would be so disastrous for the nation and the GOP.
Who is YOUR favorite candidate?
Like to diss SP then give us YOURS to diss back.
or stay out of it.
ain't got one yet?
Then REALLY stay out of it!
It was a password designed to detect those who weren't from Gilead. After the Gilead army had defeated the Ephraimite army, the Ephraimites were trying to get back across the river, the fords of which had been taken over by the forces of Gilead. Some really smart Gilead army guy figured out a simple way to figure out who was who. The Ephaimite dialect had no "sh" sound. So if someone trying to cross the ford was asked to say "shibboleth" and he wasn't a good mimic and said "sibboleth," he was killed.
Didn't the Americans come up with a similar test for spotting Nazis in post-WWII Germany?
"t is jealousy somewhat, but mostly fear I think, because they absolutely cant stand someone being capable and making sense and getting things done and drawing crowds, who doesnt have the background."
Actually, I think it is fear of someone who won't want or need their help and council. The Republican elites can't imagine a world where a Republican is in the White House and they do not have access and are not brought in on every little decision.
Was Reagan a member of the Bohemian Club?
The RINO elite's flatulent filled attacks make me want to vote for her even more. My second choice at this point is Allen West. Combine the two into one hell of a ticket.
I don't care if I ever see Kraut, Will or the others ever again. I used to defend Kraut to my family and friends when they commented about him being stiff. I let them all know about his paralysis, but now, I don't want to watch or listen to him long enough to explain to others about his condition or his credentials.
They are making me sick. They have jumped the shark on Sarah and it is disgusting.
Rove, Krauthammer and Will remind me of the three you-know-who's.
N'yuk n'yuk n'yuk!
PDS means never having or being able to explain why you're stupid.
I've no idea.
What difference would it make, anyway?
Delete Palin from your mind for a moment and try to comprehend that one can dislike a (touted) candidate(s) without having a preferred candidate(s). Some of you people really are ignoramuses.
Fair enough. For sure, all of them who double as politicians...
If you have a good idea, that you KNOW will work, WHY do you have to do any navel gazing over it? I don't give a rat's rear end about the PHILOSOPHY of the idea, I just want to know why that person thinks the idea will work. Sarah's 'talking points' give me that.
I can not spell and don't look...people have been laughing at me..he he thanks..
the progressives don't like her.
keep in mind.. progressives are in both parties. they are known as RINOs in the GOP
Re: "Didnt the Americans come up with a similar test for spotting Nazis in post-WWII Germany?"
Don't know about post-war, but varios shibboleths were used by the Allies in WWII. I've cut'n'pasted the following from wikipedia:
During the Battle of Normandy in the Second World War, the American forces used the challenge-response codes "Flash" - "Thunder" - "Welcome". The last response was used to identify the challenger as a native English speaker (and therefore not an enemy), whereas the German enemy would pronounce it as "Velcome". This caused problems for German Jews serving in the U.S. Army.
Similarly during Operation Chariot the British raiders used the challenge "War Weapons Week" and the countersign "Welmouth", likewise unpronounceable by most Germans.
In the Pacific Theatre of Operations, the shibboleth was lollapalooza, whose pronunciation produces severe difficulties for native speakers of the Japanese language (another was Lucille Ball).
Woolloomooloo was used by Australian soldiers in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War to identify themselves when approaching a camp.
great poster: Sarah Palin...
Look at who her enemies are....
NOW.... choose a side!
They are scared to death of her and they know she can win...pissant knows that well plus he said women should not be able to vote let alone be CIC...he said that..
With the "establishment" insides serving up leftovers of Romney and Newt, I can't say I care much for their criticisms of other potential candidates or spokespeople.
I don't think the intellectuals or academics have served us well at all. More common sense is called for and desperately needed...people with real world experience.
I don't appreciate being looked down on and when those elites look down Sarah Palin, they're looking down on America.
I don't appreciate being looked down on and when those elites look down on Sarah Palin, they're looking down on America.
My I have your permission to save and use that pic?
I think the hatred toward Palin comes from fear. The left knows she is a force to be reckoned with.
If she is our nominee and candidate I will volunteer my time, fight tooth and nail to get her elected in whatever small way I can in my communist state of Illinois. I won't quit until the pundits call the electoral college one way or another on election night.
Having said that, I am very nervous that because of the hatred toward her, even on our side that she may not be electable. It's going to take a huge force to beat Obama.
We simply MUST win the next election. The country cannot survive another Obama term.
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that would be PandArts. he was an awesome dude. miss him too. he did check in a while back though.
Moss, Love that jacket. Great combo.
You'll keep wearing them because you don't give a damn about rules and these are your favorite. You dress for yourself and to please yourself. If others are happy with it, it's a bonus, otherwise, just think of yourself as the primary audience
Hard to tell what's wrong with the shoulders from these pics.
Everytime I decide to wear this jacket I end up pissed. I think I should just accept the shoulders look like crap, donate it and move on. Too bad cause I love the cloth. And no tailor here makes MTM different than this - it's all overly constructed, low armhole monstrosities. Back to RTW!
Tie is made of wool (crappy pics may make it look like a pin dot silk).

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LOVELAND – Though they didn't win a third-straight Anderson Invitational, Loveland High School boys track coach Jim Vanatsky has his squad in familiar surroundings as the Eastern Cincinnati Conference meet approaches May 14.
The Tigers will be right back at the other orange and black school where they finished second April 23-24. Considering multiple injuries, including the loss of all-league sprinter Nate Slagel (recovering from a fall football ACL) finishing second to Northwest wasn't disappointing.
Senior Camden Baucke won the discus at 149' 6" and the shot put at 50'. He was rewarded by being named Most Valuable Field Athlete.
"Camden set the school record," Vanatsky said. "He's been strong in the shot, but he made some technical changes in the discus that really produced good results. He's solid as a rock for us in both of those events."
The hard-working Baucke actually sustained a mild finger injury with his reputation for repetition.
"He's kind of like the golfer that goes out and keeps hacking," Vanatsky said. "We have to back him down. Whether he's getting any better or not, he just keeps hacking and wears himself out."
Like several of Loveland's finest that populate the spring ovals, Baucke was a member of the Division II state championship football team. He's headed to Malone to play, where the track coach may also want to coax him in to hurling weighted objects.
Junior Giovanni Ricci is a veteran of the state track meet in Columbus. Loveland's lanky lad produced at Anderson by taking the high jump and the 110 meter high hurdles.
"Gio's gifted, everybody knows that," Vanatsky said. "He's a hard-working kid and does everything right. You have your workhorses on your team and he's one of them."
Because of their injury/depth situation, Vanatsky said Ricci may be appearing in other events to help in point-scoring.
Another multi-event performer is Beau Ngu. A tall, defensive back in the fall; Ngu runs like a gazelle in the spring.
"His stride is beautiful," Vanatsky said. "We all think if he reaches his potential, what would that be? We know he's one of our fastest kids. Once he gets going, he's passing everybody."
Junior Jordan Davis is helping as a team captain and in areas where the recovering Slagel scored last year.
"He's in the 100 and long jump and is also one of our horses," Vantasky said. "We have a really good team, but we have really good competition."
The Loveland girls coached by Herb Laughman, also took second at the Anderson Invitational, falling to Turpin by just three points.
Among the successes for the Lady Tigers, freshman Gabby Dierling was second in the 100 hurdles; senior Lena Koenig was second in the 800; junior Guste Rubikaite was second in the high jump; freshman Erica Padgett, second in the long jump; freshman Susie Heath, second in the triple jump; senior Mackenzie Johnson was third in the 1,600; freshman Ashley Mays was third in the 3,200; and Loveland was third in the 4x400 relay.


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The Burke and Wills story is complex and some aspects are subject to differing interpretations. Although some of the historical information that is presented with each cache has made use of the State Library of Victoria's publications and collections, it has not been compiled by the State Library of Victoria.
This is a special Burke & Wills cache listed on Geocaching Australia.
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Dr Ludwig Becker, below right, was the expedition's official artist, naturalist and geographer. Born in Darmstadt, Germany, he'd come to Australia in 1851 and become a prominent figure in Melbourne's scientific and artistic circles. At age 52, he may have been too old for the difficult journey, but his seniority within the Royal Society seems to have secured him his place on the expedition. Regardless, his sketches of landscapes, people and wildlife from the journey represent an outstanding accomplishment on such a troubled adventure.
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18th November 2010 11:00.am
|Found 11.00am
We had stopped off at Kerang for a reviving latte on our trip up to Mildura. Plenty of water flowing, close place to stop and grab the necessary photo.
14th November 2010 11:00.am
|After finding some GC and GCA caches just out the road I was able to park here and capture a photo of the Loddon River in flowing quite fast. Heavy rains yesterday have helped to breach the banks and I ended up with damp feet.
Thanks GCA and The Morris for the research.
22nd October 2010 11:00.am
|Found by Team Ladava around 1.00 pm in transit to Swan Hill to visit an ill relative. As it happened this was the only cache of the trip as we ended up playing 'patient transfer' to a city hospital the following day as a bed became available.
Love this Burke & Wills series.
An excellent and informative set of cache notes and a pleasant location. I doubt if the Loddon was this full when they passed this way. In the cache notes mention is made of the Loddon flowing into the Murray at Swan Hill. I believe it enters some distance upstream of our old home town.
Took the happy snap and we were on our way.
Our thanks to GCA (especially c@w for pulling the series together)
Ian & Sandra
Team Ladava
29th September 2010 10:00.am
|We arrived in Kerang just after 5:00pm today, after a big trip following the B&W trail. This one was a quick photo, showing the river in the background - quite high after all of the recent rain.
29th September 2010 10:00.am
|Alice was happy to be able to walk over this bridge today - it looked very wet and deep below!
29th September 2010 10:00.am
|Heading north.
15th September 2010 10:00.am
|The Lodden was certainly putting on a show today
All the locals were out having a sticky beak at the flood peak passing through Kerang.
So I got plenty of the river in me photo from the bridge opposite the Loddon River Motel.
I wonder where they got that name from ?
TFTC and a little bit of Burke and Wills history
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|On our annual pilgrimage to the Snow - an opportunity to grab some new caches.
The river is in flood at the moment - water everywhere. TFTC.
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Found by Roma and Max.
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According to a Thursday press release, the Alabama Power Foundation has awarded $1,000 grants to the Anniston Museum of Natural History, the city of Jacksonville and Jacksonville State University to purchase and plant trees.
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With its partnership with the Alabama Forestry Association and the Alabama Urban Forestry Association, the foundation provides grants through its Good Roots program to cities, towns and nonprofits to purchase trees and improve communities. This year, the foundation has awarded 38 grants totalling more than $33,000. To date, the foundation has awarded more than $650,000 in Good Roots grants.
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Arsene Wenger has said that the prospect of winning tomorrow's Carling Cup final with Birmingham City would lift a "weight" from his team. Arsenal have not won a major trophy since 2005, with a different generation of players.
A victory tomorrow would, according to the manager, "convince the team they can deliver more" as they continue to compete for the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup over the remaining months of the season.
The last meaningful honour Arsenal won was the 2005 FA Cup. Of the current squad only Cesc Fabregas started that final against Manchester United, with Manuel Almunia and Robin van Persie on the bench. Since then a new crop of Arsenal players has come through, and Wenger sees it as being very important to the mentality of this group that they win a competition. "Because people are so much after us about trophies, we want to win one," he said. "But mainly because to win it would give us a lift. There is a weight on the team. We have to deliver trophies because we have not won any. I'm not the only one who's important on that for the players' feelings: they get that from you, from everybody. They say: 'OK, we want to win a trophy to show you we can win one.' But I believe to win would give us a lift for the rest of the season."
Wenger described himself as a "futurist"; saying that he does not dwell on the medals that he has won. "One of the things in this job is you look always for the next game, the future", he said. "This job turns you forward". He therefore sees success tomorrow as a catalyst for future triumphs, both in the remaining competitions this season and in future years. While a victory would be welcome, should they win there would be no open-top bus parade. "On Monday morning we come in and practise to win against Leyton Orient," the manager added.
Winning would complete what Wenger (above) described as a "mental unblocking" of his team. "We have a young squad and this will do much for their confidence," he said. "Winning the Carling Cup will be like beating Chelsea, or Barcelona; another step forward."
Arsenal's new generation will have to do it, however, without their captain, Fabregas. The midfielder injured his hamstring in the Premier League game against Stoke City on Wednesday and will not feature.
Wenger said that the prospect of future success was consoling the Spaniard. "He's disappointed, but his disappointment is diminished by the fact that we have other main targets after this game. Like the league, the Champions League, the FA Cup. If he was playing, he could damage his participation in all the other targets after that. Of course, he accepts it with disappointment, but our job isn't just about good things. It's also about disappointments."
Despite his absence from the final, Fabregas will be as much a cup-winner as any of the Arsenal players should they triumph tomorrow, according to the manager. "I'm against the idea that you have only won the trophy if you play in the final," said Wenger. "It is all the players who participated in the competition. But people look at the photo: sometimes one guy has played only the final, and others aren't involved who have played all the games before." When asked about the prospect of seeing Fabregas lift a trophy, Wenger described it as his "deepest wish".
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Robin Van Persie vs Roger Johnson
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Classic League Cup Finals
1967: QPR 3-2 West Bromwich
In the first League Cup final at Wembley, third division QPR came back from two goals down to beat holders Albion, with Mark Lazarus scoring the winner.
1969: Swindon 3 Arsenal 1
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This is in a simmilar line with Zetsubou Sensei, and like you'll see there's precious little that needs animation here. The majority of the skits take place back stage in a "rakugo" theater, a traditional format of Japanese comedy. The girls each have a diffrent personality that really accepts one another. If you are a fan of Japanese culture, puns, and banter then you will love this show. I was actually laughing out loud at some of the scenes... Marii punching a door-to-door religious recruiter was absolutly priceless (episode 2).
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Reflex games like Speed or Slapjack have been played for generations, and The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Card Game from Educational Insights by Mary Jo Reutter takes the time-tested formula and turns it on its head. Typically, games have players attempt to gather or shed their cards in the reflex games, making it a test of dexterity to see who can juggle their decks and slap. Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Card Game focuses specifically on the slapping.
Rules are easy enough for young players to understand and exciting enough that adults will want to join in. Four decks of "Acorn Slap" cards are stacked in the middle of the table, each a different color. Players take turns being the dealer, who draws the "Sneaky Snacky Dealer" cards out one by one from their partially enclosed box that discourages peeking.
These Sneaky Snacky Dealer cards come in three types: a "Sneaky" card with a tiptoeing masked squirrel, a squirrel holding a colored acorn, and a squirrel holding two acorns. Players are to make no slaps on "Sneaky," but when a "Snacky" acorn is revealed, the first person to slap the colored card from the table wins it. If one of the "Double Snacky" cards is pulled, two cards are up for grabs, causing a flurry of slapping all over the table. By differentiating the cards, players are in a constant state of anticipation and nearly have a conniption when the "Sneaky" card, which is statistically the most prevalent, comes up.
Whenever there is a slap, the dealer cards shift to the next player, balancing the game for everyone. Play continues until the dealer deck is out of cards, and then players add up what they have collected. The player with the most cards wins the whole game. Each game only takes a few minutes, and players will return to it again and again.
By using orange-yellow, blue, red, and purple, Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel avoids all but the very rare blue-yellow color blindness. Even in this case, a marker could quickly add a symbol to the orange or blue deck to make them easily distinguishable. Parents or teachers nervous about potentially excluding anyone should have no worries over Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel.
The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Card Game is for three to six players aged four and up. The instructions make it easy for younger players that might not be ready for more advanced reflex games using a typical deck of cards. The game comes with a wealth of educational value in color recognition and strategic thinking, but the best of all is how much fun it is in the anticipation and then rush to slap.
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Since the summer of 2016 the team at Contactik (the Canadian French Distributors of Act!) joined forces with Keystroke (the English Act! Distributors) to form the #1 Act! Reseller team in the world, and the exclusive Act! Distributor & Hosting provider for Canada in both French and English.
If that were not enough, a few months later the team at J2X Technologies Inc, the makers of Handheld Contact, also partnered with Keystroke, to make the best mobile solution for Act!, even better. We believe Keystroke is now uniquely positioned to deliver superior CRM solutions for your desktop and mobile devices – Act! anywhere, anytime, online or off.
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The primary responsibility of the Patient Enrollment and Data Analysis Core (Core B) is to identify and recruit healthy lean control subjects as well as patients with type 2 diabetes and obesity for Projects 1-4 and provide specialized data analysis support for the University of Utah Molecular Medicine Translational Research Center in Thrombosis (U2M2-TRCT). A team of investigators with expertise in thrombosis and metabolic syndromes will lead Core B. This core also includes a clinical coordinator, database manager, and investigators with experience in statistics and bioinformatics. Core B will directly interact with Core C regarding isolation of human platelets from patients with metabolic syndromes and provide support for all four research projects. Patients enrolled through Project 3 will be identified and recruited by Core C using successful methods described in the Core description. The Core will utilize the University of Utah Clinical Center in Translational Science (CCTS) to enhance patient enrollment and study initiation. Core B will be responsible for entering patient data and management of the U-STAR (The Utah Study of Translational Science And Research Registry) database. In addition to recruiting, enrolling, and managing data, Core B will provide statistical and bioinformatics support for all of the projects. The statistics wing will provide sample size and power calculations, assist with study design, and analyze experimental data. The bioinformatics arm will provide support for the next-generation RNA-sequencing studies proposed by U2M2-TRCT investigators. This includes data interpretation, statistical support, and software development. The services provided by Core B, which is centrally located and readily available to all U2M2-TRCT participants, will ensure that enrollment goals are met and exceeded and that data analysis occurs seamlessly within the program.
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Really, what could be more appropriate on April Fool's day 2012 than having the Edmonton Oilers face the Anaheim Ducks?
Nation Radio - March 31, 2012
April 01 2012 11:12AM
Because even Lowetide needs a break now and then, we decided to go with a bit of a "best of" clip show this week. Past segments featuring Sean Brown, Todd Nelson and Skip Krake are included. Fret not folks, LT will be back soon to talk about the MPS recall fiasco (amongst other things)...
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April 01 2012 10:00AM
So, Georges Laraque is interested in coming out of retirement and wants to end his NHL career riding shotgun for Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins with the Edmonton Oilers.
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Holly Black Book Signing
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Shrimp and Artichoke Soup
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|Olive oil
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|White flour
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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|Black pepper
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1. In a pot heat the butter and oil. When the butter melts, add the flour and mix well together to form a roux.
2. Pour in the milk slowly to the roux. Stir the mix to avoid having lumps in the roux.
3. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Add in the onion, and cook for few minutes.
5. Pour in the chicken broth, keep stirring while adding.
6. Add half the shrimps and the artichokes and reserve the rest. Cover the pot and simmer for 5 minutes.
7. With the hand blender, blend the soup to a smooth finish.
8. Cut the reserved shrimps and the artichokes into chunks and add to the soup.
9. Cook for 5 more minutes to blend the flavors.
10. Ladle up soup into bowls and serve hot. Fresh bread and lemon juice go well with this dish. Enjoy!
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Trans Fat 0 g
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Total Carbohydrates 25 g8.2%
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Sugars 5.8 g
Protein 13 g25.2%
Vitamin A 3.8% Vitamin C 28.1%
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Third-year player Sergio Brown is no longer a factor on the safety depth chart, but he showed Wednesday night that he can still be a factor on special teams.
Brown led the Patriots with three special teams tackles in the team's 6-3 loss to the Giants in the preseason finale. Defensive back Malcolm Williams (2 tackles, big block on a punt) was also a presence on fourth down.
With the understanding that the Patriots rested many of their top players in the preseason finale, here is the list of players who showed up on multiple units within the "Big 4" -- kickoff return, kickoff coverage, punt return, punt coverage (units charted were first on the field):
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London posts the highest score; New York takes second
Competition for talent, capital and economic clout drives cities to build and maintain resilient urban communities
LOS ANGELES, June 10, 2014 – Los Angeles advances to number 12 among the 30 cities studied by PwC US in the sixth edition of its Cities of Opportunity report. Los Angeles made impressive gains in economic clout, cost effectiveness, and sustainability, to move up one place after slipping to number 13 in 2012. The city placed in the top 10 in five of 10 indicators and in more than half of the variables, including ranking highest as the lowest cost city overall.
Cities of Opportunity analyzes the trajectory of global cities across the world, all capitals of finance, commerce, and culture—and, through their current performance, seeks to open a window on what makes cities function best. PwC created Cities of Opportunity as a continually evolving project for cities, their leaders, businesses and citizens seeking to improve their economies and quality of life.
Los Angeles beats all cities in costs and jumps six places to number one. The city also beats all North American competitors with its number two finish in purchasing power indicator and fourth place in business occupancy indicator, with only Chicago inching ahead of Los Angeles's 13th place in the cost of living indicator. The city also did well in several variables linked to living standards, including ranking third for its climate, third in housing, and fifth for cultural vibrancy behind cultural powerhouses like New York, London, Paris and Berlin. It also ranks seventh overall for sustainability.
"Los Angeles continues to be one of the world's preeminent capitals of finance, commerce and culture," said Brian Cullinan, Managing Partner of PwC's Southern California, Arizona and Nevada Market. "It's a growing city that is vibrant, affordable and a sustainable place to live and work. Los Angeles's success in becoming a hotbed of technology, intellectual capital and innovation as well as its efforts to further develop its local economy, has put the City of Angels in a much stronger economic position than in years past."
Los Angeles placed third in entrepreneurial environment and moved up one spot in intellectual capital and innovation for a robust number seven ranking. In addition, it finishes seventh overall in technology readiness. The city also finishes very well in ease of doing business, placing sixth overall and advances to number 15 from number 26 in economic clout.
The Cities of Opportunity key indicators and top three cities within each are:
The full report is available at http://www.pwc.com/cities. The site also features in-depth video interviews with leaders including Bob Moritz, PwC's US Chairman and Senior Partner, Erik Brynjolfsson of MIT's Center for Digital Business and Ulla Hamilton, Deputy Mayor of Stockholm for entrepreneurism.
Cities of Opportunity 6: We, the urban people
In June, PwC will release Cities of Opportunity 6: We, the urban people, which will include findings from a global survey of 15,000 PwC professional staff—comprised of an average of 20 percent of staff in each of the 30 cities. The study, which was used to enrich the data of the main Cities of Opportunity 6 report, will provide an in-depth look at demographics and quality of urban life, including responses on commuting, urban priorities, likelihood of remaining in the city, preferences for relocation, and spending patterns, among other revealing points.
Cities of Opportunity is based on publicly available data, using three main sources: global multilateral development organizations such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund; national statistics organizations, such as National Statistics in the UK and the Census Bureau in the US; and commercial data providers. The data was collected during the third and fourth quarters of 2013. Besides adding Jakarta, Nairobi, and Rio de Janeiro to the study, PwC also replaced Abu Dhabi with Dubai, which brought the study to 30 cities total, the largest to date. The scoring methodology was developed to facilitate transparency and simplicity for readers, as well as comparability across cities.
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What does Casondra mean?
Casondra [ca-son-dra] as a name for girls has its root in Greek, and the meaning of the name Casondra is "shining upon man". Casondra is a variant form of Cassandra (Greek): perhaps a variant of Alexander.
Casondra has 19 variants: Casandra▼, Casandri, Casaundra, Casoundra, Cassandrea, Cassandry, Cassanndra, Cassaundra, Cassondra, Cassondria, Cassundra, Kasandra▼, Kasandria, Kasaundra, Kasondra, Kasoundra, Kassandra▼, Kassaundra and Kassondra.
8 more alternative forms via Cassandra: Casandera, Casaundr, Cassandre, Kasandera, Sandra▼, Saundra▼, Sondra▼ and Zandra.Creative forms:
(male) Middle name pairings:
Casondra Petra (C.P.), ..
How popular is Casondra?
Casondra is an uncommonly occurring first name for females. Casondra is an equivalently unusual last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. Demographics)
Casondra was first listed in 1990 and reached its peak rank of #1909 in the U.S. then, but is not ranked currently. (Top 2000 Names, 2015)
Which version is better?with its source form and related girl names. Casandra, Cassandra (#511 a year ago), Cassaundra, Cassondra, Kasandra, Kasondra, Kassandra (#759), Kassondra, Sandra (#831), Saundra, Sondra and Zandra are the popular alternative forms of Casondra. These forms of Casondra reached the top of their popularity 8 decades ago (usage of 2.9%) and have become much less widespread since (usage 0.1%, ▼98%).
Similar NamesSuggested similar names are Alondra▼, Calandra, Calandre (see Calandra), Calandria, Calendre, Calinda, Calynda, Canda, Candia, Candra, Caranda, Carlonda, Casilda, Cason, Chandra▼, Chaundra, Chavondria, Chonda, Cyndra, Deiondra, Deondra, Devondra, Diondra, Jaconda, Jeondra, Kalandra, Kandra, Lakendra, Landra, Laronda, Lasandra, Lavonda, Leondra, Lisandra, Lysandra, Pandra, Ramonda, Sahndra (see Sandra), Sanndra, Sauhndra, Vondra, Wysandra, Xandra, Yalonda, Zahndra, Zanndra and Zondra. These names tend to be more frequently used than Casondra.See names in meaning and etymology.


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9th Annual KIDS FIRST! Film Festival
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The Samurai Warrior on the Noh stage at UH Mānoa
Historical samurai warrior story of Kiyotsune comes to the Noh Stage through the UH Mānoa Outreach CollegeMore
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American folk music band Rani Arbo and daisy mayhem to tour UH Hilo and UH MānoaMore
Outreach College receives National Endowment for the Arts grant
UH Manoa Outreach College receives $10,000 grant to support the Asia Pacific Dance Festival.More
Computer science professionals from China welcomed to UH
UH welcomed computer science students from Guangdong Province who will begin a training course at the university.More
Fall artists series presented by UH Manoa's Outreach College
Emel Mathlouthi, Luis Valdez and Indian Ink Theatre Company to be featured in UH Manoa Outreach College's fall 2014 seriesMore
KIDS FIRST! Film Festival offers summer fun
University of Hawaii at Manoa Outreach College presents 2014 KIDS FIRST! Film Festival showcasing family films through June and July.More
Traditional Irish music concerts at Hilo and Manoa
Danú performs at the UH Hilo Performing Arts Center and UH Mānoa's Orvis Auditorium.More
Outreach College presents Brasil Guitar Duo
UH Mānoaʻs Outreach College presents Brasil Guitar Duo on March 8.More
Outreach College presents pianist Vadym Kholodenko
UH Mānoa's Outreach College features piano performance by Van Cliburn gold medalist Vadym Kholodenko.More


text: CTSpotting: 2008 Cadillac CTS Spotted In Royal Oak, MIRay Wert6/26/07 1:30pmFiled to: Caught In The Wild2008CadillacRoyal OakSpy PhotosCts16EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink This image was lost some time after publication. While walking from the li'l place in downtown Royal Oak we call the "Jalopnik Detroit office" to snag some Leo's greek salad, we happened to stumble across some new hotness from the General's luxe brand. That's right — it's a 2008 Cadillac CTS — sitting right there like some reel big fish in front of the Royal Oak Music Theater. So we snapped some shots — just because it's the first time we've seen one out on the streets with our own two eyes. We think maybe we'd like it in black better. Related: Ad Watch: Ed Welburn Loves Cadillac, New 2008 Cadillac CTS; Spy Photo: 2008 Cadillac CTS Spotted In The Wild! [internal] Reply16 repliesLeave a reply


text: I was wandering what all has to be done to replace the front output shaft seal on the transfer case in a 01 dodge? I was under there today whenver the truck was on the rack at the muffler shop and noticed that something on the transfer case was leaking. I got to looking and I think that it is comeing from that seal and getting slung all of the transfer case and under the cab. I am gonna try cleaning it all off and see where it start coming from first. Also what kind of fluid is used in these? I used ATF+3 in my 97 when we was at shiloh one time and it worked. Is that what is supposed to be used or shoudl I use a gear oil?