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8 RV Parks near Andrews, Indiana
Huntington, Indiana 6.06 miles NE
Wabash, Indiana 11.99 miles SW
North Manchester, Indiana 13.46 miles NW
9214 Lost Bridge Rd W Andrews, Indiana 46702 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 314 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $35.00
Salamonie is our home away. This CG has been a favorite of ours for years. Close to home yet far enough to be away. We love that the CG is so spread out. There are a lot of water views and several that you can watch the boats come and go from Pirates Cove Marina.
I only gave 3 stars for value because of the online booking site now charges a fee to use their service after many years of not.
As far as the restroom cleanliness I don't feel that there isn't enough attention paid to the restrooms and showers by the staff. As busy as this CG is, it's essential that staff pay more attention to these areas especially since there are no full hook-up sites. Of course if there were more staff presence near the restrooms then the hooligans might stop their hooliganism. - KaraShively
Jul 2014 - $26.00
We're beginning to see a trend at the State Recreation Areas (SRAs), in that they are VERY busy in the summer and seeing lots of kids, boaters and tent campers are commonplace. There was nary a vacant site in the whole campground, and the enforcement of 2 cars per site was nil. Lots of folks with multiple cars, tents, boats, parties, etc. throughout. If you're looking for quiet seclusion, this ain't your place. However, if you're desirous of being surrounded by lots of activity, with a large beach, multiple bank fishing sites, decent size marina with boat rentals, and a fairly well-stocked camp store with groceries and essentials, you'll like Salamonie. Be wary, there are several camp sites that aren't particularly level, so trust the online booking service when they say 'moderate' or 'severe' grade; they're not kidding. Our 30' TT fit fine on lot 62, which was listed as having a slight slope. Many of the sites are full sun, but there is an area of shaded, more private sites. There are some premium, lakefront sites available, but only a few. Get 'em while they're hot- book well in advance. There are corner, pull-through sites on EVERY corner, so it makes the campground look even more full. As is the norm with most SRAs, the staff does a great job keeping the shower houses clean, but they are aging structures (old fixtures, peeling paint, etc) and are in need of remodeling. Easy access to beach and marina from campground, nice interpretive center, hiking trails and garden for viewing, OTA TV is pretty good including network channels, strong ATT 4G cellular signal. Fresh water fill station in our loop was a bit unhandy, and was essentially blocked by a campsite. The marina will deliver firewood to your campsite, and it's reasonably priced. The grounds are well-kept, the staff was friendly, and there's lots of outdoors to enjoy. We'll camp here again. - fastalker64
Aug 2012 - $26.00
Since this park is close to home we have camped here many times for a weekend get away. The park is ran by the Indiana DNR but the lake is controlled by the Corps of Engineers. The upside to this park is that there are many very nice campsites. The downside is that there are some very poor sites that are very small, crowded or unlevel. It helps to know the campground if making reservations. The weekends are generally full but the weekdays are not so potentially a good site is open and a little driving around could help find one. The drought took its toll this year and the lake is too low to allow swimming. Fishing can be erratic since it is a flood control reservoir and lake levels can fluctuate considerably. However, finding a site like in the 200 area (except 201) or the 188 area can be rewarding. Fifty amp is offered in a few select sites and there is no other hookups, but the DNR did add another dump station. There is a general fee to get into the park above the camping fee so be aware. Given the fact that we know the park it is still one of our favorite places to camp and of course we will camp here again. - Dewey Smith
Huntington, Indiana 46750 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 55 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $15.00
We chose Kil-so-Qua only because of the close proximity to our son's home. Perfect for short visits, primitive sites for tents and back-ins, some of which accommodate our 38' RV. Some 50 amp, but no water or sewer. There is a dump station in the park down by the reservoir. No reservations allowed, it is the honor system using an envelope provided. We have been happy overall with the sites we have chosen, some are more level than others. Outdoor johns, really nasty and no shower facilities. - EFE Dawn
Aug 2013 - $15.00
This is a nice COE park. Sites are large and spread out. Even got some TV channels. Very quiet and nice and dark at night. Will stay here again when in the area. - maineman
Oct 2012 - $10.00
Kil-So-Qua is situated on the J.E. Roush reservoir property. In the last year it was moved from the DNR State Park system to the DNR Fish and Wildlife system which removed many of its services. The beach is now closed and bike trails are no longer in use. The primary use for the property is now for hunting and fishing. The state no longer allows reservations for this property as well so all sites are on a first come-first served basis. That being said this is a very nice campground. The only toilets available are pit toilets which are clean and there are no bathhouses. There are several areas to fill water tanks in the campground as well as by the dump station which is near the boat ramp. Be aware that the four pull through sites are not electric and the primitive area is very difficult if not impossible for a big rig to maneuver. The non-electric cost is eight dollars per night and all payments are on a honor system. This recreation area is just off of US 224 about four miles from Interstate 69. It is a nice weekend getaway or a great overnight while traveling. If it had a bathhouse I would have rated this a 9 or a 10. - Dewey Smith
1740 E 675 N Huntington, Indiana 46750 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 85 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 21 Reviews
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May 2018 - $34.00
Our site was a pull through, but mostly uphill, so leveling was a challenge. The sewer was a long run but did go downhill. There was no wifi at the site but ok reception at the office. - Al and Anne-Marie
May 2017 - $34.00
I need to preface this by saying that the park was not ready for the season and their focus was on the memorial day season beginning. They were painting showers and bathrooms and the one available was unisex and it was filthy. This is an activity park and they were focusing on their zip line business. The wifi was excellent. In season the park may be very good but our experience is reflected in the rating. - gumper
Jun 2016 - $56.00
Overall very GOOD. Customer service provided at front office was not good. Did not complete customers in their arrival order. Stopped during my registration, to take care of customers buying penny pop and candy while I am spending $100+. Manager NEEDS to give these employees some customer service training. - curtis1019
9771 N 725 W Roann, Indiana 46974 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50+ | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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May 2009 - $18.00
Great Campground with a family friendly atmosphere. Our family has stayed here many times. Super friendly owners who are constantly making improvements to facility. Lots of shade. Great fishing for Blue Gill/Crappie/Bass. Boat access to lake. Beach area. Sewage dump station. Trails in and around for hiking/biking/golf carts. Lots of Wildlife. Usually has weekend entertainment during summer. Golf course nearby. 20 minutes to Wabash, 25 to Warsaw. Located just west of State Road 15. - Ed Adams
4673 S 625 E Peru, Indiana 46970 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 335 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $40.00
We stayed a couple years ago on a weekend and it was like the other reviews. So this time we visited Wednesday $30.00 and Thursday $40.00 a night . Not sure why on a Thursday 10.00 dollars more. The facilities where in better shape and restrooms where clean. They replaced all the exterior restroom doors and put some fresh gravel on sites but it looked like most of the sites were on a hill. The reason for the visit was to see Grissom Museum - Steph and Jim
Jun 2017 - $26.00
We came in on a Sunday eve and stayed until Thursday morn. We'd camped at this park years ago but came away very disappointed this time. The GOOD: The park grounds and camp sites were well groomed, mowed and clean. The BAD: Although DNR officers drive throughout the campground quite often daily they do not enforce any posted rule. The campground was pretty full Sunday night and golf carts (which are only to be driven by senior citizens) were all over the place being driven by youngsters. There were plenty of sites with more than one tent/one camper or two tents per site which is contrary to what the rule (in large print on a sign as you come into the campground) states. The UGLY: There are only a few hiking trails and each of them were totally grown over. The trail was lost because the foliage had closed them in. This is not a park to come relax and take a hike through natural surroundings. If you like disc golf or have a watercraft then the reservoir gives you something to do but otherwise this park lacks appeal. The beach was closed for our whole stay due to flooding but that had no bearing on this review. - cpahog
Jun 2017 - $33.00
We stopped on our way through to visit with family for a few days. Upon arrival (on a Tues), we were told they had only 1 site left out of 400 plus, for anyone to stay on for 4 nights. You have to pay up front BEFORE going in to see any sites, and when we got to that site, it was a hill. Not a small slant--but a hill. There is no way anyone can sleep on that (site 401). I went back to the office and asked for a refund. They don't give refunds. Even 20 minutes after you pay. So I told them to find something not on a hill. After arguing with them, they gave me 4 to look at. We chose the only one near a outhouse, and water spigot. After setting up (and I knew outhouses are gross), I went over and was horrified. 2 toilets and no doors, curtains--anything on it. AKA no privacy if anyone walks in. The water spigot outside also didn't work. The whole time there kids ran around screaming, trucks went by with loud music, and the background full of screaming teens and/or adults, loud music at sites, and it wasn't clean at all. The ONLY trash container for the WHOLE park is up front as you enter so you have to either drive way up front to dispose of trash, or hang onto it for when you leave. We had trash on the site we didn't stay on, and trash on the one we took. Locals like it and it is known as a "party" place on the weekends. Rates are high too. I wish we had stayed 20 minutes away at the other state park as we know that has a total differet atmosphere. Kids on scooters, tons of golf carts, and other small motorized vehicles were always driving by. People speed in here. The park is run down, and was years ago when we lived in that area. We never camped there then, and sure wish we hadn't this time neither. We definitely won't ever again. If you like loud people, screaming kids, loud vehicles, and tons of golf carts, this is the place for you. We were there during the week too, so that didn't make a difference. It got worse as the weekend was closer. - happy2013camper
1625 West Lancaster Street Bluffton, Indiana 46714 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 124 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 32 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $39.00
Stayed 3 nights. When we arrived office closed with a note. Had to wait 15-30 minutes before somebody arrived to check us in. They were very accommodating when we asked to change sites. Good for a short stay. WiFi was terrible. After it rains it gets very muddy. - newbies2016
Sep 2016 - $42.00
We were able to get the last couple spots for Labor Day weekend. The girl who I spoke with a couple times was very helpful and nice. For a busy weekend the park seemed quiet, at least in our area. We stayed in the Group Area, there looked to be a handful of seasonal / long term campers but the majority seemed to be weekenders. Playground area was nice for kids. Pool was small and water was cloudy but it was heated so made it nice. We had full hookup so didn't see the bathrooms/showers. Sites all seemed really good size. All sites are gravel but are level. All roads are gravel too which is one of the only negatives. Had never stayed at a KOA but was definitely impressed with this one and would come back for sure. - CampingwithTwins
Aug 2016 - $55.00
This KOA has very few trees, so good satellite reception, but hot as blazes in the afternoon. There appear to be several full timers along the south edge of the campground. The Saturday and Sunday I was there the park was about 1/2 full. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. Nice in a pinch, but I would not go out of my way to return here. No cable. Excellent Verizon and AT&T coverage. - RVStudent
1812 N State Road 19 Peru, Indiana 46970 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 197 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $30.00
When I filled this out, it is mandatory to click what I camped in. We drove in to see about sites, the cost, etc. When you first turn into this campground, you drive up a long winding driveway through the woods, then come to an office. There was a sign that they would return immediately--but no one did. I used the bathroom which is located on the side of the office and it reeked badly. I wasn't sure if it hadn't been cleaned that day and someone had trashed it out, or if it always smelled that way. We decided to proceed driving through and possibly write down lot/sites we might possibly be interested in staying on, so went up over the hill. Immediately you see old run down rv's with pure clutter all over the place. Some decks looked like they were falling apart. We then found the pool, and no one was in it, but it was clean. Small, but clean. We then drove up through the field which takes you around a loop. We didn't even bother writing down any lots as its too run down in there, too dirty, and some of the "tenants" were already loud from drinking. I guess with it being mid afternoon the good thing about people like that is they fall asleep early so don't keep you up all night? Regardless --its very run down, alot of the very old campers really needed a cleaning, some were packed in depending on what part of the campground you were in, and we left. We never did find anyone to ask questions to--which turned out to be a blessing to us. We wouldn't even stay there if it was a one nighter on our way through the area. When you are at the office, the playground is super old, and off to the left of that as you are proceeding up the hill are a few campers rotting away off to the side. If you are able to drive through it yourself while in the area, do so and make your own judgement of this campground. Standards aren't too high for anyone claiming this is a clean place or nice looking. We did see some new rv's in here but those don't help the rest of the place look good. So...even though I had to put that I had a camper--we DID NOT and would NEVER stay here. Needs a serious cleaning of everything in here. - happy2013camper
Apr 2013 - $25.00
A previous review from 2012 is inaccurate. I am one of the "permanent resident campers" that was referred to in that review. While some of the review is correct, there are some areas that could stand to be cleaned up, the reviewer could not possibly have toured the entire campground and gone on top of the hill where the majority of permanent campers are located. The campers there are NOT rundown and in fact have decks and decorations that are beautiful. This campground does not have a restriction, as some do, for the age of the camper. There are campers ranging from brand new 2013's to much older, however they are NOT rundown. There IS a swimming pool up on the hill and there are many sites with trees. Pets are DEFINITELY welcome as are children. There are sites that a larger camper could indeed "pull through" with no difficulty whatsoever. The staff is very friendly and helpful in getting new campers set up. The resident campers are extremely friendly and welcome new campers, permanent or weekender. The sections for tent campers are all mowed and under trees and a shower house is readily accessible. This campground is a wonderful place to spend a weekend or an entire camping season! There are trails through the wooded areas that golf carts can travel or they can be hiked without problems. If you are looking for a FRIENDLY, welcoming place to relax and enjoy camping, this place is definitely one I would recommend! - Liz G
Jun 2012 - $27.00
Campground has long winding gravel road through the trees to get to check in. No 50 AMP. Sewer hookups were just an open 3 inch PVC pipe. Very few sites available and most were to tight among trees to get into. Most campsites are permanent residents with extremely run down campers. Park is scattered with all kinds of debris and looks like a dump. Would not stay here again and would suggest avoiding this campground. - golplt
7230 County Rd 400 S Marion, Indiana 46953 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2018 - $30.00
Lots of standing water after rain. Gravel roads & sites. Recently installed sewer pipes now provide full h/u but the connection is rather high off ground ( so high that I chose to dump at a dump station at the exit rather than continually hold my rig's sewer hose up in order to accomplish emptying.). Many seasonal or permanent residents here with just a few travelers arriving. Swimming pool looked like it was the best feature of this CG. It is advertised as a resort, but it's not. No playground, no dog walk. Just a really sorry looking antique minutiae golf course that no one uses and a half court cement basketball area. The "lake" is a small pond with overgrown weeds at water line. I would pass this one by if coming through this area. There are better choices both north and south of here. - Dugster
Jun 2015 - $32.00
Road going into the park is very narrow with low branches (almost lost an antenna). The site was gravel/dirt/grass and somewhat unleveled. A lot of residents with old equipment. No sewer hookups on the pull-throughs. We will avoid this place in the future. - Michael47
Sep 2012 - $27.00
This is primarily a seasonal campground. They do provide over night spaces. Nice setting next to a small lake and across from a golf course. Showers were clean but dated and shower heads seemed to be clogged up due to bad water. Staff very friendly and helpful. Did not try Wi-Fi but was told it would only work next to office. - Tom Ponder


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There is a misconception in the world today that says, "You must reach rock bottom before you will get help for your addiction." This is not true for several reasons. For starters, an addict should get help right now. The sooner the better. If you choose not to get help, you can be putting your life in danger. Many people die of a drug and alcohol overdose. Some people die from a seizure from alcohol abuse. There are so many reasons why you should not wait to get help.
A lot of parents are tired of talking their face blue to get their child into treatment. They often say, "I hope my son/daughter changes their mind about treatment and chooses to go." You don't have to give your child a choice no matter how old they are. Even if your child is 35 years old, you can take the matter to family court. Your son or daughter can be forced to go into rehab by a judge. In the state of Florida, it is called the Marchman act. The Marchman act allows parents to fill out paperwork in a court house for their family member that may need help. They will be forced to go before a judge and the judge will determine whether or not the person needs treatment. You can also have a professional interventionist come to your home in order to get your child to go into treatment.
A lot of addicts are tired of failed programs. Often, they tried a program and it failed for them. It is not uncommon for addicts to feel like no treatment center can ever help them. In actuality, you can find the help that you need with time and patience. Just because one treatment facility did not work for you, doesn't mean another one will not. Take your time when it comes to finding a rehab center that will work for you. Search on Google to find a program that may interest you. Choose the state that you want to be in. If you live in California and want to go to Florida, find one in Florida. If you want it to have a swimming pool, find one with a pool. There is a treatment center out there for you. It is all just a matter of finding one.


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This topic was going to be just two posts, but we have one more thought to transmit about the Kneading Conference. The main focus, which we have slighted in our earlier posts, was about bread. Home bakers and professionals stood together to learn and practice various baking techniques taught by professional bakers. Baking truly is a sharing profession and they all love to talk about what they are doing.
One of the premier examples of this generosity was Jeffrey Hamelman, a rock star of the artisan bread world and Saturday's keynote speaker. He is an employee-owner of the King Arthur Flour Company in Vermont and Director of the King Arthur bakery. He has baked and taught in North America, Europe, Asia, South America and Africa. He has written several books, including Bread: A Baker's Book of Techniques and Recipes.
You could hear a pin drop in the room, as this quiet, unassuming man told his life story. He dropped out of college when he was 20, then wandered the world working at about 40 jobs, all involving manual labor, before he began his life work as a baker. He worked with Polish farmers, then began to do his own organic farming.
A key moment in his life was when he met his mentor – a German woman baker. She employed a French baker, who left the U.S. once a year to return to France for a month. Hamelman was charged with taking over his tasks.
"Jeffrey, you must learn to see with your fingers," the wise Frenchman told the young, budding baker, as Hamelman peppered him with questions about how dough should behave and how to bake bread.
Hamelman also quoted a book about making furniture, which he said also applies to the craft of making bread as well as growing wheat, named "The Nature and Art of Workmanship" by David Pye. Pye distinguishes between the "workmanship of risk" and the "workmanship of certainty."This risk-taking should be celebrated, he said. In this work, one's products are different each time.
"Bakers are performing the fundamental work of society," Hamelman concluded, adding that farmers are doing the same.
Hamelman also quoted Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Here is the entire paragraph:
"I have often maintained that the best poet is he who prepares our daily bread: the nearest baker who does not imagine himself to be a god. He does his majestic and unpretentious work of kneading the dough, consigning it to the oven, baking it in golden colors and handing us our daily bread as a duty of fellowship.
And, if the poet succeeds in achieving this simple consciousness, this too will be transformed into an element in an immense activity, in a simple or complicated structure which constitutes the building of a community, the changing of the conditions which surround mankind, the handing over of mankind's products: bread, truth, wine, dreams."
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Pizza Hut draw unicorn at customer's behest - start doing your worst
Domino's Pizza Hut usually save their sense of humour when deciding new recipes for their barely edible pizzas. However, they've shown another side to their fun when a customer asked them to draw a unicorn on the box.
And that's exactly what they did.
This gave us an idea. We're asking you to ask Pizza Hut (or Domino's) to draw things on your orders and send your pictures in to us. Anyone who manages to get them to draw a bit spunking phallus gets our ever lasting respect.
[via avid Bitterwallet reader Jeff Blankenburg]
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- phasedPizza Hut not Domino's
- YoungyYup is definitely Pizza Hut: http://twitter.com/jeffblankenburg/status/107959425641353216
- WillBarely edible? Dominos pizzas are fucking beautiful.
- PokeHerPete1. Its so old its not funny anymore. 2. Dominos > Pizza Hut kthxbai ^_^
- The B.Urgh, how people eat at Pizza Hut is beyond me, I appreciate that kids like it but oooh no matron. Domino's isn't that far behind btw, neither is too far behind licking fecal matter from a dirty toilet.
- DickPlease draw some fanny (British, not American) on mine, it will make the box taste nicer.
- Martin S.Reminds me of this drawing... http://loonyletters.com/ms-sandwiches
- windows a.Amazing things here. I am very happy to look your article. Thanks so much and I am looking ahead to contact you. Will you please drop me a e-mail?


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Whenever I get the chance to drop by at Watsons, I always scour the store for good finds. 241 - I got two jars (500 mL) of hair treatment wax for the price of one (Php 209).
Watsons Hair Treatment Wax comes in honey (repairing – for dry and permed hair), yoghurt (smoothing – for frizzy or curly hair) and beer (volumizing – for fine and thinning hair).
This is a great deal 'cause customers are allowed to buy one and take another variant. Most promos only let you buy and get the same merchandise.
My hair gets dull and dry since I use shampoo everyday. Thus, the need for extensive nourishment so I purchased honey and yoghurt. I get to try the best of both worlds.
As stated in the packaging:
Honey – deeply nourishes your hair while repairing each hair strand from roots to tip. Enhanced with panthenol and hydrolyzed wheat protein, it leaves your hair healthier and more manageable.
Yoghurt – It deeply nourishes your hair whilst helping to control frizz and curls. It leaves hair sleek and silky smooth.
Usage: After shampooing, towel dry hair to remove excess water. Massage a generous amount of wax to hair. Leave for 5-10 minutes and rinse thoroughly.
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|2006-10-26, 19:08
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Im requesting an avatar for someone who has the time. I think it might be a bit diffcult but i want to see if someone can do it.
Anime: Nana episode 23 the new OP scene
Time Frame: 1:03-1:06
Description: The scene is a cell phone with Nana O singing in the screen its kind of diffcult and i think the lettering in the screen might be embedded. but if someone can try thank you very much. let me know if you need more info
|2006-10-28, 11:05
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Rei! What have you done!
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: The Netherlands
Age: 41
Read from here ( the post of Catgirls) on down.
|2006-10-30, 10:04
|Link #831
Rei! What have you done!
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: The Netherlands
Age: 41
btw: there's a whole Naruto request thread in the naruto subforum
I guess you got the timeframe from youtube am I right? ( since your description and my timeframe differed about 1.30.)
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|2006-10-30, 13:56
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Flute Player
Join Date: Oct 2006
Thank you I love it
|2006-10-30, 15:45
|Link #833
"Show it to me"
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: In solitude, where we are least alone
Sorry, but I'm requesting for one again.
Anime: Maria sama Ga Miteru Spring ep. 8
Time Frame: 9:32 - 9:33 (Shimako with her hair blowing to the wind. It's when she's talking to Noriko)
Size: 100X100
Extra: a colored border if possible
|2006-10-31, 05:24
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Rei! What have you done!
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: The Netherlands
Age: 41
A friendly pointer and quote from the first post in this very topic, wich no-one seems to read, and right after a few posts regarding the manner of requesting a gif from Catgirls on previous pages.
So to take one of your your requests as an example:
anime: Angel's Tail
episode: ep.4.
character: Akane < == where's the timeframe What scene of Akane, Who is Akane?
Now, I don't have that particular series, but for someone who does and wants to make a gif, or for someone who goes all out and procures the episode to specially make the gif, "Akane" hardly gives a clue about what scene you want.
and one from the Naruto forum
Hi!, i have request on
Episode 148-149
avatar 100x100
character: Hinata and Naruto <== timeframe
I do have this series.. I'd be happy to make something for you if the request is possible.. but I can't guess what you want.. and naruto and hinata, there might be tons of scenes where they interact..
Since "anything will do" requests will be moderated as per Catsgirls say on the previously mentioned posts on a previous page, I suggest you fix the requests you have out, or I think they are going to be ignored or altered/deleted
Oh and if it is at all possible, try to get the timeframes from actual episodes, no youtube timeframes..
Again..I'm a poor lonesome parttime maker of gifs, no moderator on this here forums and I have only the best of intentions in mind
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|2006-10-31, 17:50
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Angeloid Type β - Nymph
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Canada, Ontario
Just a quick help..can someone help me resize this and make the loop abit slower? I got this from the "Rozen Maiden" thread. However, it seems like I was directed in this thread in seek of someone's help :P. Anyways here is the gif. to be re-do
Thank you for you help in advance.
|2006-10-31, 19:18
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I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
+ Workshop for Avatars, Signatures, etc. (ChibiWorkshop v2)
Hopefully someone can help you there.
|2006-10-31, 19:45
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I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
- Show name
- episode number
- scene
- exact timeframe of the scene
- description of scene
GIF makers aren't going to dig through episodes just looking for random GIFs. If we're going to help you, you have to help us by narrowing down the search. See? Also, please keep in mind that these threads are really meant to create GIFs for use as avatars here in the forums. Therefore, they must be:
- no larger than 50KB (which is about 8-14 frames max (frames...NOT seconds))
- 100 x 100 pixels or less
Most of the time, without serious quality degradation, you can't fit 3-5 seconds of animation (or more) into a 50KB files (unless it's small (i.e., 50 x 50)). And this thread is really meant to supply people with 50KB GIFs.
Chibi's thread might be a good place for longer/larger GIFs (but it's mostly overlooked these days ... even Chibi isn't around much)… or, a separate thread all together, but we have too many threads here doing the same thing as it is, soo…maybe not.
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This is one way to keep Austin weird.
KLD Energy Technologies, an electric powertrain developer based in the Texas state capital, is licensing its unique oneDrive system to an automaker for its very funky retromodern mini truck.
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KLD says the tiny truck is capable of delivering the equivalent of up to 250 mpg, along with whatever is in the bed. It's built in California by Corbin, which used to make the even smaller and just as cute Sparrow three-wheel EV.
Unfortunately, for those we just got excited about letting their infinitesimal zero-emissions freak flag fly on the way to next year's SXSW, the Kombi is not for highway use, but is perfect for commercial facilities, private campuses and similar settings. Pricing has yet to be announced, but it goes on sale later this year.


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ABA urges Congress to pass state secrets legislation
The state secrets privilege is being used by the government in a growing number of court cases, and the ABA urged Congress last month to pass legislation to establish a standardized process that would protect both critically important national security interests and private litigants' access to essential evidence. Read more...
Prospects brighten for substantial judicial pay increase
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation Jan. 31 that would provide a 31.9 percent increase in pay for federal judges, who have not had a major salary increase since 1989. Read more...
Long-term effects of slavery should be studied, ABA says
ABA President-elect H. Thomas Wells Jr. testified in December that the ABA supports in principle the objectives of H.R. 40, a bill sponsored by House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) to establish a federally funded Commission to Study Reparation Proposals for African-Americans. Read more...
ABA supports enactment of Youth PROMISE Act
The ABA expressed strong support Jan. 15 for H.R. 3846, the proposed Youth Prison Reduction through Opportunities, Mentoring, Intervention, Support and Education (Youth PROMISE) Act. Read more...
Senate panel launches hearings on Ledbetter case
The ABA last month urged the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee to act quickly to overrule a May 29 Supreme Court decision that the association says will lead to consequences that will "collide with 50 years of progress toward eliminating workplace discrimination." Read more...
Reports address adult guardianship issues
Joseph D. O'Connor, chair of the ABA Commission on Law and Aging, joined Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.), ranking minority member of the Senate Special Committee on Aging, and Susan Reinhard, director, Public Policy Institute, AARP, to announce the release Dec. 13 of two reports on the adult guardianship system in the United States. Read more...
INDIAN HEALTH CARE: The Senate began consideration last month of S. 1200, legislation to reauthorize the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA), which has been without full authorization for the past seven years. Read more...
FISA: The president signed legislation Jan. 31 to extend the temporary Protect America Act (PAA) for 15 days to give Congress more time to develop permanent legislation to authorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). Read more...
ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE: The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a bill Jan. 31 that would adopt proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 502, which would set clear guidelines regarding the consequences of inadvertent disclosure of privileged materials. Read more...
MIDYEAR MEETING: Los Angeles will host this year's ABA Midyear Meeting Feb. 6-12. Read more...
ABA urges Congress to pass state secrets legislation
The state secrets privilege is being used by the government in a growing number of court cases, and the ABA urged Congress last month to pass legislation to establish a standardized process that would protect both critically important national security interests and private litigants' access to essential evidence.
ABA President-elect H. Thomas Wells Jr. – testifying Jan 29 before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties − explained that the state secrets privilege, which is rooted in the 19th century, shields sensitive national security information from disclosure in civil litigation. In recent years, however, there has been concern that courts are deferring to the government without engaging in sufficient inquiry into the assertion of the state secrets privilege and may be dismissing meritorious claims, he said.
Most public discussion today focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Reynolds, 345 U.S. 1 (1953), where the court ruled that the executive branch could bar evidence from the court that it deemed a threat to national security. In the Reynolds case, the widows of three civilian crew members of a B-29 bomber that crashed in 1948 sought accident reports on the crash, but they were told that to release such details would threaten national security by revealing the bomber's top-secret mission. When the accident report was declassified and released in 2000, however, they were found to contain no secret information.
"The ABA believes that Congress should establish confidential procedures offering ample opportunity for the government to assert the privilege, meaningful judicial access to the evidence at issue to evaluate whether the privilege should apply, and a chance for litigation to proceed with non-privileged evidence," Wells testified.
ABA policy respects the roles of all three branches of government in addressing state secrets issues, he said, explaining that the policy does not suggest that courts should substitute their judgments on national security matters for those of the executive branch. He said that the policy instead provides that privilege claims should be subject to judicial review under a deferential standard that takes into account the executive branch's expertise in national security matters.
Wells expressed support for S. 2533, a bipartisan bill recently introduced by Sens. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) that embodies a number of principles advocated by the ABA.
Kevin S. Bankston, senior staff attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, agreed with what he called the "essential premise" of the ABA's recommendations that any reform should "allow the courts to make every effort to avoid dismissing a civil action based on the state secrets privilege."
Patricia Wald, former chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and a former judge on the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, pointed out that in the criminal area the Classified Intelligence Procedures Act (CIPA) provides a relevant model for alternatives to full disclosure of classified information that allow a prosecution to continue while affording a defendant his or her due process rights.
"The time is ripe for such legislation in the civil arena; litigants and their counsel are confused and unsure as to how to proceed in cases where the government raises the privilege; and the courts themselves are confronted with precedent going in many different directions as to the scope of their authority and the requirements for exercising it," she testified.
Former Associate Deputy Attorney General Patrick F. Philbin cautioned against enactment of any legislative proposal that would permit an Article III judge simply to substitute his or her independent judgment for that of the executive branch concerning the need for secrecy on a particular piece of information.
Hearings on the state secrets issues continue Feb. 13 before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
ABA President-Elect H. Thomas Wells Jr. (right) and Harvard University law professor Charles Ogletree testified Dec. 18 during a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on "The Legacy of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade" and the proposed creation of a commission to study the lasting impact of slavery on African-Americans.
Prospects brighten for substantial judicial pay increase
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation Jan. 31 that would provide a 31.9 percent increase in pay for federal judges, who have not had a major salary increase since 1989.
S. 1638, which cleared the committee by a 10-7 vote, was amended to match the salary increase in H.R. 3753, legislation approved by the House Judiciary Committee in December. Salaries for district court judges would rise from $165,200 to $218,000; appellate judges, from $175,100 to $231,100; Supreme Court associate justices, from $203,000 to $267,900; and the chief justice, from $212,000 to $279,000. The language also would repeal Section 140 of P.L. 97-92, which was originally enacted in 1982 and made permanent in 2001 by P.L. 107-77 to require an extra step of explicit congressional approval of any cost-of-living adjustment for federal judges.
During markup of the Senate bill, the committee rejected a proposed amendment that would have reduced the pay increase to 16.5 percent but accepted amendments regarding judicial retirement and ethics.
Both the Senate and House bills would change the formula for determining when judges could retire on full salary, requiring that the judge's age combined with years of service totals 84 rather than 80. The bills also would reduce the amount of retirement benefits judges or justices could receive in any calendar year in which they earn income in an amount that exceeds their salary upon retirement, and would increase workloads for senior judges.
The Senate bill would ban reimbursement to judges for expenses with respect to attendance at privately funded educational seminars and would limit reimbursement of expenses in connection with a single trip or event to $2,000 per trip with an aggregate annual amount of $20,000 per year. Exceptions in both cases would be made for events sponsored by the ABA Judicial Division, other bar associations and judicial associations, the National Judicial College, and federal, state and local governments. The bill also would prohibit any gift of an honorary club membership with a value of more than $50 in any calendar year and would adopt Judicial Conference rules regarding gifts, honoraria and outside employment and extend the rules to cover the Supreme Court.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., in his 2007 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary, stressed the urgent need for a salary increase for federal judges and highlighted the pending legislation, which he said would restore judicial pay to the same level that judges would have received if Congress had granted them the same cost-of-living pay adjustments that other federal employees have received since 1989.
"While public service has its own rewards, it should not be necessary for judges, once in office, to worry that the purchasing power of their salaries will continue to decline unabated," ABA Governmental Affairs Acting Director Denise A. Cardman wrote in a Jan. 30 letter to members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. She addressed the fact that because judicial pay is currently linked to congressional pay, federal judges repeatedly have suffered the consequences of Congress's decision to delay or deny itself a salary adjustment.
"We urge Congress to separate action on a judicial pay raise from the difficult, politically charged job of raising its own pay, and to fulfill its responsibility to provide for adequate compensation of our federal judges whom we expect to serve on the bench for life," she said. She explained that the urgent need for an immediate judicial pay raise does not argue against the need for a similar congressional pay raise, nor would enactment of judicial pay legislation block future enactment of similar legislation with respect to congressional pay. Pay parity has always been restored over the years when disparities has arisen between congressional and judicial pay, she said, because it is rooted in the firm public policy that there should be inter-branch pay parity for work of comparable complexity and importance.
"To delay or deny a salary increase for judges this year will further erode already inadequate salaries," Cardman said, adding that "the cost of continued inaction is far greater than the budgetary cost of this proposed pay raise legislation."
No further action has been scheduled on the bills, but Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) and House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) have indicated that they are seeking enactment of the judicial salary increases during this session of Congress.
Long-term effects of slavery should be studied, ABA says
ABA President-elect H. Thomas Wells Jr. testified in December that the ABA supports in principle the objectives of H.R. 40, a bill sponsored by House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) to establish a federally funded Commission to Study Reparation Proposals for African-Americans.
Appearing Dec. 18 before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Wells said that ABA policy adopted in 2006 supports enactment of legislation to create and appropriate funds for a commission to study and make findings relating to the present-day social, political, and economic consequences of both slavery and the denial thereafter of equal justice under law of persons of African descent living in the United States and, if warranted, make recommendations on public policies or governmental actions to address such consequences.
"The treatment of enslaved Africans and of African-Americans in the post-slavery years has been a shameful chapter in American history, and it poses difficult questions about the present effects of past denials of justice," Wells said. He explained that striking racial disparities persist today in areas such as unemployment rates, poverty levels and inmate populations, yet no comprehensive federal study has been undertaken to understand the causes by methodically examining the evidence and analyzing the issues involved.
He noted that only in the last 50 years has the grip of legally sanctioned racial discrimination begun to crumble, but disparities unfortunately still exist despite the 1954 decision in Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954); the ratification of the 24th Amendment; enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act and other anti-discrimination laws; and decades of litigation.
Wells also acknowledged that the ABA, like the country as a whole, has had a painful past, but that the association has made strides in putting its own house in order. "Our mission of being the 'national representative of the legal profession, serving the public and the profession by promoting justice, professional excellence and respect for the law,' requires an unwavering commitment to equality under the law, diversity of the profession and open analysis of the past and present," he said.
Charles J. Ogletree Jr., executive director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice at Harvard Law School, called H.R. 40 a "brave, crucial step toward true healing." He also expressed support for the " call for reparations for the descendants of the millions of slaves who toiled in this country for decades, and who never were compensated for their labor."
Ogletree noted that the Civil Rights Act of 1988, which apologized and provided restitution for descendants of Japanese-Americans relocated and detained during World War II, provides a road map for implementation of H.R. 40.
Others testifying in favor of the study commission included Kibibi Tyehimba, co-char of the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America; the Right Reverend M. Thomas Shaw, the Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts; Detroit City Councilwoman JoAnn Watson; and Eric J. Miller, Assistant Professor at Saint Louis University School of Law.
Those opposing H.R. 40 and reparations were Roger Clegg, president and general counsel of the Center for Equal Opportunity, and Harvard University history professor Stephan Thernstrom. Both agreed that slavery was inhumane and that racial discrimination still exists, but they cited the difficulties of determining appropriate reparation.
ABA supports enactment of Youth PROMISE Act
The ABA expressed strong support Jan. 15 for H.R. 3846, the proposed Youth Prison Reduction through Opportunities, Mentoring, Intervention, Support and Education (Youth PROMISE) Act.
The act "will effectively address youth violence and help thousands of youth to stay away from gangs and the criminal justice system and to become productive members of our communities," according to correspondence sent to all members of the House by ABA Governmental Affairs Acting Director Denise A. Cardman.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (D-Va.) and 61 cosponsors, is focused on supporting community-based efforts to prevent youth from entering the justice system through implementation of evidence-based methods proven to reduce youth violence and delinquency rather than focusing resources on bringing more youth into the juvenile and criminal justice systems.
The legislation would establish a PROMISE Advisory Panel to assist the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) in assessing and developing standards and evidence-based practices to prevent juvenile delinquency and in collecting data in designated geographic areas to assess the needs and existing resources. The OJJDP administrator would be authorized to award grants to local governments and Indian tribes for planning and assessing juvenile delinquency and gang prevention programs and for implementing plans developed by local PROMISE Coordinating Councils for coordinating and supporting delivery of the programs.
Intervention strategies to be supported by the legislation include early childhood education, home visiting for parent training, youth development after-school efforts, mentoring, mental health services, substance abuse prevention services, and effective approaches for keeping youth in school.
Also established would be a National Center for Proven Practice Research and a Center for Youth-Oriented Police. The bill would authorize grants for training and hiring law enforcement officers as youth-oriented police to work with the PROMISE Coordinating Councils, other community based organizations and high-risk youth.
Cardman said the PROMISE Act takes the right approach to reducing gang violence, pointing out that several of the other bills introduced this Congress would federalize ordinary street crime that should be handled at the state level and provide for enhanced penalties such as mandatory minimum sentences or life without parole – steps strongly opposed by the ABA.
Scott pointed out that his bill, which he said could be a "critical component to reducing crime across the United States," is supported by numerous juvenile justice and civil rights organizations.
Senate panel launches hearings on Ledbetter case
The ABA last month urged the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee to act quickly to overrule a May 29 Supreme Court decision that the association says will lead to consequences that will "collide with 50 years of progress toward eliminating workplace discrimination."
In the case of Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 550 U.S. ___ (2007), the pay of Goodyear employee Lilly Ledbetter fell 15 to 40 percent behind that of her male counterparts during her 30-year career at the company. When she retired and became aware that she had been making much less than male workers in the same position, she filed a formal charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and then a pay discrimination suit.
The trial court awarded her back pay, compensatory damages and punitive damages. The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the verdict, however, after examining only the pay decisions made within the 180-day period prior to her initial filing to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charge. The court concluded that there was insufficient evidence to prove that Goodyear acted with discriminatory intent. The Supreme Court affirmed the circuit court's decision, ruling that Ledbetter's case, resulting from intentional acts of discrimination by Goodyear over the course of her career, in fact was time-barred because no discriminatory acts were alleged to have taken place within the 180-day statute of limitations period.
This ruling, according an ABA statement submitted to the committee for the record of a Jan. 24 hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee (HELP), specifically rejected the view of the EEOC that each unequal paycheck is a separate, distinct act of intentional discrimination. The ABA statement pointed out that it is difficult, if not impossible, for an employee to know within six months that pay bias has cheated him or her of a fair paycheck because many companies, including Goodyear, keep pay structures secret. "It often takes years for a discriminatory pattern to emerge," according to the ABA.
The association maintains that legislation pending in Congress – S. 1843 and H.R. 2831 − will affirm Congress' original intention in passing Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and restore it to its central role in providing legal protection against workplace discrimination by amending the statute to assure that victims of discrimination have an appropriate opportunity to file pay discrimination claims with the EEOC and resolve their claims in court if necessary. The legislation also seeks to clarify that the statute of limitations for claims of pay discrimination also runs from each paycheck reflecting an improper disparity. At the same time, the ABA stated, the "paycheck accrual rule" will not subject employers to damage awards for many years of back pay, or to lawsuits from employees who needlessly file claims, because Title VII limits back pay to the two years prior to the filing of an EEOC charge.
The House passed H.R. 2831 on July 31 of last year. Senate HELP Committee Chairman Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), who introduced S. 1843 last July, said at the Jan. 24 hearing that "Congress must correct this misreading of the law and we must do so as soon as possible."
Reports address adult guardianship issues
Joseph D. O'Connor (right), chair of the ABA Commission on Law and Aging, joined Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.), ranking minority member of the Senate Special Committee on Aging, and Susan Reinhard, director, Public Policy Institute, AARP, to announce the release Dec. 13 of two reports on the adult guardianship system in the United States. Guarding the Guardians: Promising Practices for Court Monitoring, authored by Naomi Karp of the AARP Public Policy Institute and Erica F. Wood of the ABA commission, identifies promising approaches for helping courts monitor court-appointed guardians of at-risk adults with cognitive impairments − some of society's most vulnerable people. The report also reviews the demographic trends that will sharply increase the number of guardianships in the coming years, provides an overview of previous studies of guardianship monitoring, and provides a range of other resources. Smith, who held hearings during the 109th Congress when he chaired the Senate committee, released the findings of Guardianship for the Elderly: Protecting the Rights and Welfare of Seniors with Reduced Capacity, a report he issued with committee Chairman Herb Kohl (D-Wis.) that includes possible federal actions to improve the guardianship system. Approaches include passage of federal elder abuse prevention legislation, data collection, and coordination of state courts handling guardianship with federal representative payment programs.
INDIAN HEALTH CARE: The Senate began consideration last month of S. 1200, legislation to reauthorize the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA), which has been without full authorization for the past seven years. In a Jan. 24 letter to all senators, ABA Governmental Affairs Acting Director Denise A. Cardman applauded the Senate leadership for bringing the bill to the floor. She pointed out that health care programs authorized under IHCIA have remained substantially the same since their creation in 1976 and that modern practices in patient care management have not been made sufficiently available to groups that rely on the act for their health care needs. "American Indians and Alaska Natives continue to experience dramatic health disparities and high mortality rates compared to the rest of the American population," Cardman wrote. For example, the mortality rate from diabetes for American Indians and Alaska Natives is 420 percent higher than that for the general population; from accidents, 280 percent; from suicide, 190 percent; and from alcoholism, 770 percent. The extensive legislation would establish a new Indian health care policy and create a National Bipartisan Indian Health Care Commission to study and make legislative recommendations to Congress regarding the delivery of federal health care services to Indians. The Senate is expected to resume consideration of S. 1200 shortly. H.R. 1328, similar House legislation, was approved by the House Natural Resources Committee in April and is pending in the House Ways and Means Committee and the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
FISA: The president signed legislation Jan. 31 to extend the temporary Protect America Act (PAA) for 15 days to give Congress more time to develop permanent legislation to authorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). The PAA was enacted for six months in August to address loopholes in wiretapping coverage that the Bush administration identified and maintained had left the country vulnerable to terrorist attack. The PAA allows the government to conduct warrantless electronic surveillance of foreign targets, including those communicating with individuals in the United States. Under FISA, originally enacted in 1978 and amended several times over the years, a special FISA Court is required to grant court orders approving electronic surveillance or physical searches by the government in the United States to obtain foreign intelligence information. In correspondence last fall to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, ABA President William H. Neukom said that any future foreign intelligence surveillance must be conducted within the framework of FISA, and that any new FISA legislation should include appropriate reporting requirements to Congress, such as disclosure of the number of U.S. persons whose communications are acquired and/or disseminated. Floor consideration of Senate FISA legislation, S. 2248, slowed late last month over issues surrounding immunity for telecommunications companies who participated in a secret Bush administration National Security Agency program that permitted the interception of terrorist communications into and out of the United States without first obtaining a FISA court order. The Senate was expected to resume debate in early February. The House bill passed its FISA bill, H.R. 3773, in November without immunity provisions.
ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE: The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a bill Jan. 31 that would adopt proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 502, which would set clear guidelines regarding the consequences of inadvertent disclosure of privileged materials. The proposed rule, which has been approved by the Judicial Conference of the United States, must also be cleared by Congress under the Rules Enabling Act because it would modify an evidentiary privilege. In a Dec. 7 letter to the committee, ABA Governmental Affairs Acting Director Denise A. Cardman said that the Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules refined the proposal to substantially address ABA concerns after the association submitted two comment letters last year. The advisory committee also made other beneficial changes regarding scope of waiver, including expanding the rule's coverage to include not just disclosures "made in a federal proceeding" but also disclosures "to a federal office or agency." The bill, S. 2450, now will go the full Senate for consideration. No comparable House has been introduced.
MIDYEAR MEETING: Los Angeles will host this year's ABA Midyear Meeting Feb. 6-12. During the meeting, the ABA House of Delegates will convene Feb. 11 to consider proposed policy resolutions on a variety of issues, including immigration detention standards, state redistricting, and legal safeguards for assisted reproductive technology. In addition, the ABA Board of Governors will set the association's legislative priorities for the second session of the 110th Congress based on recommendations from the ABA Governmental Affairs Office and the Standing Committee on Governmental Affairs.Back to Top


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Connectivity to Peera Garhi:-
Peera Garhi is connected to different parts of the city through road as well as metro service. The bus stops located nearer to the region of Peera Garhi are Shopping Center, Paschim Vihar, Peera Garhi Depot, Peera Garhi Chowk, Mangolpuri Depot, Multan Nagar, Avatar Enclave, Paschim Vihar Water Tank, A3 Paschim Vihar and Inder Enclave. The metro services are available from the metro stations like Peera Garhi, which is the closest one, and other closer stations are Udyog Nagar, Paschim Vihar West, and Surajmal Stadium. The other modes of transportation include vehicles like Auto Rickshaws and Cycle Rickshaws that are less frequent compared to others. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is located at a distance of 20 kms from the Peera Garhi region.
Landmarks around Peera Garhi:-
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- DDA Park
- Udyog Nagar Industrial Area
- Hari Singh Park
- Mangolpuri Industrial area
- Masjid
- Shri Radha Kishan Mandir
- Maa Kali Mandir
- Prachin Shiv Mandir
- Mlyanwali Nagar Substation
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- Manavsthali School
- Vishal Bharti Public School
- St. Sophia Senior Secondary School
- St. Martin's Public School
- Harikishan Institute of Management Studies
- Bharti Vidyapeeth College Of Engineering
- Guru Nanak Institute of Management
- IPD College
- Keshav Mahavidyalaya
- Rajdhani College
- Shyama Prasad Mukherji College
Medical Facilities in Peera Garhi:-
The different kinds of multi-specialty and super-specialty hospitals along with medical shops or dispensaries present around the Peera Garhi region are:
- Kalawathi Kaustubh Hospital
- Sanchet Hospital
- Sparsh Hospital
- A One Hospital
- Dr. Attam Nursing Home
- K K Hospital
- Chadha Hospital
- Chetna Neuropsychiatry and Drug De-addiction Centre
- Dr. Animesh Arya Sleep Clinic
- Sarvang Physiotherapy Clinic
Real Estate around Peera Garhi:-
Due to the ample number of sources present in and around the Peera Garhi region, the Peera Garhi region was always in the eyes of real estate developers and builders. There are many apartments in Peera Garhi region, few among them include:
- Milansaar Apartments
- Bhera Enclave
- Green apartments
- Ekta Apartments
- GH-14 Apartments
- Gh-13 Apartments
- Jahaz Apartments
- Shiv Vihar Apartments
- Venus Apartments
- Vidhya Apartments
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Melbourne , Nov 24 (ANI): Female staff members of a sassy lingerie company actually turned up in their essentials to celebrate Camisole day.
Taiwan 's Audrey Underwear decided to celebrate record sales by naming November 21 as the Camisole Day and encouraged ladies in staff to turn up in their undies to mark the occasion.
All 500 female workers were asked to wear smalls, and surprisingly 90 per cent did follow the instructions.
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The ladies, on the other hand started working out to get in shape for D-day.
Mother-of-two Zhang Yufeng, 32, admitted: "I have been on a strict diet to get ready for the day. When I was trying on my outfit at home, my husband told me I should dress like this every day." (ANI)
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