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New York Times:
Autopsy Shows Michael Brown Was Struck at Least 6 Times — FERGUSON, Mo. — Michael Brown, the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a police officer, sparking protests around the nation, was shot at least six times, including twice in the head, a preliminary private autopsy performed on Sunday found.
Discussion: Talking Points Memo, JustOneMinute, Washington Post, Front Page Magazine, Business Insider, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Mediaite, St. Louis Public Radio, Politico, RT, SOOPERMEXICAN, Independent Journal Review, Colorlines, Daily Kos, Guardian, Booman Tribune, Shakesville, Clash Daily, The Daily Banter, Twitchy, Vox Popoli, The Raw Story, Boing Boing, The Gateway Pundit, Hit & Run, Hinterland Gazette, Political Insider blog, Liberaland, WWBT-TV, Prairie Weather, New York's PIX11, The Daily Caller, Gawker, CBS St. Louis, Mashable, Wall Street Journal, ThinkProgress, National Review, The Moderate Voice, The Jawa Report, TalkLeft, Little Green Footballs, FOX2now.com, Associated Press, Progressives Today, Reuters and CNN
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute: Ferguson - None So Deaf As Those Who Will Not Hear
Andrea Peterson / Washington Post: Officer appears to threaten cameraman covering chaos in Ferguson
Matthew Vadum / Front Page Magazine: Michael Brown: A Criminal and a Thug
Colin Campbell / Business Insider: MICHAEL BROWN'S MOTHER: 'What Else Do We Need To Give Them To Arrest The Killer Of My Child?'
Michael Brown / St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Private autopsy shows Michael Brown shot six times, report says
Nancy Fowler / St. Louis Public Radio: Tear Gas Canisters Collected As Souvenirs As Calm Returns To Ferguson
Jonathan Topaz / Politico: Autopsy: Michael Brown shot 6 times
Sancho Panza / SOOPERMEXICAN: BREAKING: Autopsy RELEASED! Contrary to Eyewitness Accounts, All Shots From the FRONT!
Caroline Schaeffer / Independent Journal Review: One Crucially Important Thing is Ruled Out by Mike Brown Autopsy Report As Ferguson Tensions Rise
Julianne Hing / Colorlines: Private Autopsy: Michael Brown Shot at Least Six Times
Barbara Morrill / Daily Kos: More on the newly released autopsy report of Michael Brown
Amanda Holpuch / Guardian: Michael Brown family attorney: autopsy proves 'witness accounts were true' live
Melissa McEwan / Shakesville: Ferguson — [Content Note: Police brutality; description of shooting; racism.]
Ben Cohen / The Daily Banter: Autopsy Reveals Michael Brown Was Shot 6 Times, At Least Twice In The Head
Thisistwitchy / Twitchy: CNN contributor Sally Kohn hasn't retracted her Michael Brown lie
Travis Gettys / The Raw Story: Video shows Ferguson cop threatening to 'shell' reporter: 'Get the f*ck out of here!'
Rob Beschizza / Boing Boing: Brown was shot "at least" six times, twice in the head.
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit: CALL OFF THE RACE HUSTLERS... Autopsy Shows Big Mike Brown Was Bumrushing Cop - Not Surrendering
Peter Suderman / Hit & Run: Autopsy: Michael Brown Was Shot At Least Six Times, Including Twice in the Head
Janet Shan / Hinterland Gazette: Autopsy: Michael Brown Was Shot 6 Times by Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson
Jim Galloway / Political Insider blog: Morning of the gun: John Lewis says Deep South is doing it better than Ferguson
Kimberly Wright / WWBT-TV: National Guard headed to Ferguson; Brown preliminary autopsy released
Christopher Brito / New York's PIX11: Michael Brown was shot at least 6 times, preliminary autopsy result shows
Chuck Ross / The Daily Caller: NONE In The Back: Brown Autopsy Shows He Was Shot In The Front Of The Body
Gabrielle Bluestone / Gawker: Autopsy Report: Michael Brown Was Shot at Least Six Times
Jason Abbruzzese / Mashable: Michael Brown Autopsy Reveals Six Gunshot Wounds
Judd Legum / ThinkProgress: Police Officer Threatens To Shoot Reporter Live-Streaming Protests In Ferguson
Patrick Brennan / National Review: Autopsy: Michael Brown Was Shot Six Times, All From the Front
Janet Shan / The Moderate Voice: Report: Michael Brown Autopsy Finds He Was Shot 6 Times, Twice in the Head
Little Green Footballs: Family's Autopsy Shows Michael Brown Was Shot at Least Six Times, Twice in the Head, Not at Close Range
Scott Gustin / FOX2now.com: Autopsy shows Michael Brown shot at least 6 times, including twice in head
Jim Hoft / Progressives Today: EYEWITNESS AT SCENE OF CRIME Vindicates #Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson in #MikeBrown Shooting (VIDEO)
Ellen Wulfhorst / Reuters: Some clashes in Ferguson, Missouri, despite night curfew
Missouri Governor's Office / Governor Jay Nixon:
Following coordinated attacks on civilians and law enforcement, Governor Nixon signs executive order directing Missouri National Guard resources to Ferguson — Gov. Jay Nixon has signed an executive order directing additional resources through the Missouri National Guard to help restore peace …
Discussion: Politico, Firedoglake, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, BuzzFeed, NBC News, Taylor Marsh, SOOPERMEXICAN, Hot Air, The Week, The Verge and Mediaite
Jonathan Topaz / Politico: Eric Holder, President Obama to meet on Ferguson
DSWright / Firedoglake: Ferguson Protests Reignite With Police Threats To Journalists, Autopsy Reveals Brown Shot Six Times
Michael Brown / St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Gov. Nixon taps National Guard to help bring calm in Ferguson
Taylor Marsh: Ferguson Police Threaten MSNBC's Chris Hayes, as Gov. Nixon Calls Outs Missouri National Guard
Sancho Panza / SOOPERMEXICAN: If You Liked Ferguson's Curfew, You're Gonna LOVE Missouri Governor's Raising the Stakes Even More!
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: Nixon calls out National Guard to Ferguson
Harold Maass / The Week: 10 things you need to know today: August 18, 2014
T.C. Sottek / The Verge: Police are still playing with fire in Ferguson
Evan McMurry / Mediaite: Missouri Governor Orders National Guard to Ferguson
Gabrielle Bluestone / Gawker:
Cops in Ferguson Threaten to Shoot Reporter, Mace Chris Hayes — Police in Ferguson were caught on camera Sunday night threatening to mace one reporter and shoot another. At least two other journalists also claim they were arrested while following police orders.
Discussion: ThinkProgress, Liberaland, Mediaite and The Huffington Post, more at Mediagazer »
Travis Waldron / ThinkProgress: The Rams Invited Ferguson High School Football Players To Their Preseason Game This Weekend
Andrew Kirell / Mediaite: 'Get the F*ck Out of Here!' Riot Police Threaten to Shoot Reporter in Ferguson
Jack Mirkinson / The Huffington Post: Police Threaten To Shoot, Mace Reporters In Ferguson
Jon Swaine / Guardian:
Ferguson police officer was 'doing his job', say supporters — Protesters, almost all of whom were white, say Darren Wilson is being victimised as they stage protest in St Louis — Supporters of the police officer who shot dead an unarmed teenager in Missouri last weekend …
Discussion: Talking Points Memo, Simple Justice, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, KSDK-TV, Liberaland, ThinkProgress and Popehat
Dylan Scott / Talking Points Memo: Counter-Protesters Rally For Ferguson Cop: 'He Was Doing His Job'
Michael Brown / St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Massive crowd gathers in Ferguson; shots fired; curfew remains in place
Liberaland: Images: A Bunch Of White People Protesting In Support Of Cop Who Shot Michael Brown Dead
Judd Legum / ThinkProgress: Supporters Of Police Officer Who Shot Unarmed Teen Dead Stage Rally, Raise Thousands
Igor Volsky / ThinkProgress:
Fox Panel Defends Ferguson Police: 'The Response Last Night Is What Needs To Happen' — An all-white male panel of Fox News experts defended the militarization of police in Ferguson, Missouri and the actions of police officer Darren Wilson, arguing that local police districts need to use tear gas …
Discussion: Daily Kos, Talking Points Memo, St. Louis Public Radio, Guardian, The Gateway Pundit and Mediaite
Jed Lewison / Daily Kos: Fox contributor defends militarizing police because 'these extremist Muslims are coming back'
Catherine Thompson / Talking Points Memo: Report: Autopsy Shows Ferguson Teen Was Shot At Least Six Times
St. Louis Public Radio: National Guard Called In After Ferguson Shatters In Night Of Rolling Confrontation
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit: BREAKING: Michael Brown Was Shot IN FRONT By #Ferguson Cop - Not in the Back - Autopsy Released
Andrew Kirell / Mediaite: Michael Brown Autopsy Results Revealed by NY Times
USA Today:
Chaos, violence in Ferguson; National Guard called in
Chaos, violence in Ferguson; National Guard called in
Discussion: Washington Monthly, Shallow Nation, Main Justice, CNN, Religion News Service, CBS Philly and RedState
Ed Kilgore / Washington Monthly: The Ferguson Disaster Continues
Shallow Nation: Video: Captain Ron Johnson Speech at Michael Brown Rally in Ferguson, Missouri August 17, 2014
Cathy Lynn Grossman / Religion News Service: Ferguson Sunday * Defiant nun * Atheist humor: Monday's roundup
Metro / CBS Philly: Stigall Show Log 8.18.14
Repair Man Jack / RedState: Citizens, Looters, and The Police - Why We Need The 2nd Amendment
Joe Millitzer / FOX2now.com:
Watch Capt. Ron Johnson's amazing Michael Brown speech
Watch Capt. Ron Johnson's amazing Michael Brown speech
Discussion: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Raw Story, St. Louis Public Radio, kdvr.com and New York's PIX11
Jesse Bogan / St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Ferguson curfew remains in place
David Edwards / The Raw Story: Fox expert defends Ferguson cop: Brown was shot in head because 'bullets go that way'
Camille Phillips / St. Louis Public Radio: On Sunday Talk Shows, Nixon Defends Curfew, Criticizes Release Of Video
Matt Farley / kdvr.com: WATCH: Captain in charge of Ferguson police effort apologizes to Michael Brown's family
New York Times:
Missouri Governor to Deploy National Guard to Ferguson
Missouri Governor to Deploy National Guard to Ferguson
Discussion: The Daily Banter, Jezebel and Gawker
Tommy Christopher / The Daily Banter: Supporters of Mike Brown's Killer Selling White Badge T-Shirts
Hillary Crosley / Jezebel: Jesse Williams on Ferguson: 'We Are Not Treated Like Human Beings'
Aleksander Chan / Gawker: Missouri Governor Deploys National Guard to Ferguson
William Powell / The Atlantic Online:
The Roots of Violence in Ferguson
The Roots of Violence in Ferguson
Discussion: Washington Post, Simple Justice and Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality
Jaime Fuller / Washington Post: VIDEO: John Oliver's scathing take on Ferguson
Ellen Wulfhorst / Reuters:
National Guard called in after second night of chaos in Ferguson, Missouri
National Guard called in after second night of chaos in Ferguson, Missouri
Discussion: Hot Air, Politico and National Review
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: White House blindsided on National Guard callout?
Jonathan Topaz / Politico: Jay Nixon: National Guard to Ferguson
Los Angeles Times:
Autopsy shows Michael Brown was shot six times, and twice in the head
Autopsy shows Michael Brown was shot six times, and twice in the head
Discussion: USA Today and Crooked Timber
Michael Brown / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Nixon speaks on several Sunday morning shows, Holder orders autopsy
Nixon speaks on several Sunday morning shows, Holder orders autopsy
Hart Williams / The Moderate Voice: Uh, Guys? You might want to rethink that headline ...
Corinne Lestch / NY Daily News: Attorney General Eric Holder asks for second autopsy on Michael Brown, as Ferguson, Mo. …
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly: Evening Odds & Ends
Zach Weissmueller / Hit & Run: WATCH: Reason TV's Coverage of the Ferguson Protests—Police Militarization, Harassment, Looting, and More
Carl M. Cannon / Real Clear Politics: Ferguson and the Rise of SWAT Armies
Dylan Stableford / Yahoo! News: Despite 7 arrests, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon sees 'solid step forward' in Ferguson Yahoo News 6 hrs ago
Greg Pollowitz / National Review: One Shot, Seven Arrested Overnight in Ferguson
Alec MacGillis / The New Republic:
The Charges Against Rick Perry Are Thin. But They Are Also Clarifying. — Barely had their schadenfreude subsided over the indictment Friday of Texas Governor Rick Perry for abusing the powers of his office than even some liberal commentators began questioning the charges.
Ed Kilgore / Washington Monthly: Smoke and Fire in Austin
Scott Shackford / Hit & Run: Indictment of Perry May Actually Increase His Stature
Peter Weber / The Week: How much legal trouble is Rick Perry really in?
Jim Treacher / The Daily Caller: Texas Dems Indict Rick Perry To Protect Rosemary Lehmberg, The Drunk-Driving DA Of Travis County
Dan Spencer / RedState: The 'unbelievably ridiculous,' 'sketchy' and farcical Perry indictment will not stand
Doug Brady / Conservatives4Palin: "This Indictment Of Rick Perry Is Unbelievably Ridiculous" says ... Jonathan Chait?; Updated
Betsy Newmark / Betsy's Page: Cruising the Web
Ballard Burgher / The Moderate Voice: Rick Perry's True Colors
Ann Althouse / Althouse: "But regardless of how strong the charges against Perry are, it is worth noting how fitting they are."
Martin Pengelly / Guardian: Rick Perry on indictment: 'I would make exactly the same decision again'
Charles Kuffner / Off the Kuff: More on the Perry indictment
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute: The Rick Perry Project
Maggie Haberman / Politico:
Clinton making 1st Iowa trip since '08 — Hillary and Bill Clinton will be featured guests at retiring Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin's annual steak fry, marking her return to the Hawkeye State for the first time since her failed 2008 presidential campaign, sources familiar with the event said.
Discussion: Talking Points Memo
Michael Barone / Washington Examiner:
Hillary Clinton not campaigning much for her party in 2014, unlike Richard Nixon in 1966
Hillary Clinton not campaigning much for her party in 2014, unlike Richard Nixon in 1966
Discussion: Fox News, The Hugh Hewitt Show, American Spectator and Conservatives4Palin
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Resetting federal courts on a more neutral path requires GOP wins in 2014 and 2016
Doug Brady / Conservatives4Palin: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama both wrong
Niall Stanage / The Hill:
Five figures on the left who could challenge Hillary Clinton
Five figures on the left who could challenge Hillary Clinton
Discussion: CNN, No More Mister Nice Blog, RedState, The Mahablog, CANNONFIRE and Washington Monthly
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly: The Democratic Side is Just as Boring
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar / TIME:
The Coming Race War Won't Be About Race — Ferguson is not just about systemic racism—it's about class warfare, and how America's poor are held back — Will the recent rioting in Ferguson, Missouri, be a tipping point in the struggle against racial injustice, or will it be a minor footnote …
Discussion: National Review, Hot Air and ACS Blog
Thomas Frank / Salon:
How to wreck the GOP in 3 easy steps! — Now's the time for change — and here's how to make it — President Obama is in the doldrums. He has run out of ideas, and out of gas. His strongest supporters are in the grip of a morbid fatalism. There is nothing the president can do any longer …
Discussion: Power Line, Lawyers, Guns & Money and Daily Kos
Steven Hayward / Power Line: How To Wreck Thomas Frank's Day in Three Easy Steps
Scott Lemieux / Lawyers, Guns & Money: Remember How Nixon's Price Controls Destroyed the Democratic Party?
Steven Hayward / Power Line:
Breaking: Nuclear Sabotage in Europe? — Here's a curious story out of Belgium that is receiving no media attention (outside a few mentions in the specialized press) in the US: … According to a separate report in the Belgian press, Belgian anti-terrorism investigators are working on the case.
Frank Newport / Gallup:
Congressional Re-Elect Measure Remains Near All-Time Low — American voters not as negative about their own member of Congress — PRINCETON, NJ — Nineteen percent of U.S. registered voters say most members of Congress deserve re-election, roughly the same as in two measures earlier this year.
Discussion: Firedoglake, Washington Post, Politico and Washington Times
Jon Walker / Firedoglake: Popularity of Congress Remains Extremely Low, but 90% Expected to Win Re-election
Sean Sullivan / Washington Post: Voters have lost faith in Congress — but not in their member of Congress
Jonathan Topaz / Politico: Poll: Reelection rating at 20-year low
Gun safety stressed after accidental shooting … Headlines List — SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. — A stray target shooting bullet sent one man to the hospital Sunday afternoon. It happened west of Wichita near Andale, and now Sedgwick County deputies are urging gun owners to know their surrounds before they shoot.
Discussion: Talking Points Memo and CBS St. Louis


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You might not get a lot of love for braces on here, but I like them, if worn right.
What shoes etc depends what kind of look you want to go for... Sophisticated, or a little bit rock and roll?
Why would the black boots look matchy? Those trousers seem grey. If they are black, go for black boots. If grey, the brogues would look good. Not a massive fan of trousers tucked in to boots myself. That might look a bit try-hard with the braces too. Though could suit a more rock and roll vibe, I guess.

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text: This course is a continuation of A100. Using a communicative/proficiency oriented approach, we will speak, read, and write in Modern Standard Arabic. The course is designed for students who have completed one semester of Modern Standard Arabic. Required Texts: Brustad, Kristen, et al. Alif Baa: Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds. Brustad, Kristen, et al. Al-Kitaab: A Textbook for Beginning Arabic, Part One. Recommended Dictionary: Wehr, Hans. A Dictionary of Modern Standard Arabic, ed. Milton Cowan (any edition).


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Seattle Grocery Store Earns LEED Gold
Redmond Washington - The Redmond, Washington, branch of Seattle-based PCC Natural Markets became the first grocery store to achieve a Gold certification in any of the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED rating systems.
The store, certified under LEED for Commercial Interiors, features 28 skylights that bring daylight into the store and reduce general lighting electricity use to an anticipated 0.21 watts/ft2 (2.25 W/m2), an 86% reduction compared with a base case building in minimal compliance with Washington State code requirements; electricity use for accent lighting is expected to be 37% lower than code.
Waste heat from the refrigerators is used for space and water heating, and overall energy savings are expected to be 50% compared with a code-compliant store. Recycled-content materials were used throughout, as were finishes with low levels of volatile organic compounds. More information is available at www.pccnaturalmarketsmarkets.com/locations/rd.html.


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Holiday madness is mostly over and all that is left is a vast array of leftovers in my fridge. There are dishes of all shapes and sizes holding all manner of goodies, sweet and savory.
Going into the holiday, I knew I would be making a prime rib or the like for my extended family. I also knew I wanted to have some leftovers, because I already had it in mind to make a post-holiday hash.
When I was a kid, anytime my mom made a roast, be it beef or pork, I knew there would be a homey, saucy hash a day or two later with the leftovers. And as much as I liked the meal the first time around, a simple hash was a delicious way to enjoy the rest of that roast.
Mom's version, at least in my mind, was a concoction mostly of meat, potatoes and gravy. Which is probably why I loved it so much.
In my version, I wanted to incorporate a lot of color and get in some extras in the form of vegetables. As it would happen, there was a decent selection of vegetables (already cleaned and ready to be chopped) left over from the vegetable platter we snacked on before our Christmas meal.
From that I was able to pull carrots, red and yellow peppers and some green onion. I also peeled and chopped a medium russet potato that I had bought with the intent of making hash.
The star ingredient, the roast, was leftover boneless beef rib eye roast that I had cooked using the Pelican Hill recipe my colleague Cathy Thomas wrote about before Christmas. I also made the shallot au jus from that recipe, but I used thyme in it instead of rosemary. And I doubled the au jus recipe so I knew I would have plenty left over.
That au jus, so rich and hearty, was mixed into the hash to bring the whole meal together. I even had some of the leftover horseradish cream as a nice touch on the side of the hash.
Topping it off with a fried egg was just the thing to make this a perfect meal for me. As I took my first bite, the yolk mingled nicely with the au jus creating a silky sauce over the whole dish.
It was a much quieter meal than what we had the day before when my extended family crowded into our tiny house, laughing and boisterous. But it was still festive as the Christmas tree lights twinkled on the other side of the room and my little family of three sat down to our re-imagined prime rib dinner.
Prime rib-vegetable hash with fried eggs
Time: 30 minutes; Makes 4 servings
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 medium potato, peeled and cut into large dice
- 1 cup carrots, cut into large dice
- 4 green onions, sliced thinly (divided)
- ½ red bell pepper, cut into small dice
- ½ yellow bell pepper, cut into small dice
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 cups leftover prime rib, cut into bite-size pieces
- 1 ½ cups au jus or gravy
- 4 eggs
- 1-2 green onions, thinly sliced
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, melt the butter; Sauté the potato and carrots about 10 minutes, until just beginning to soften.
Add green onion, red and yellow pepper and garlic; Cook another 10 minutes, until potatoes are golden brown and tender inside, stirring occasionally.
While this cooks, heat the au jus or gravy in the microwave. Set aside ½ cup of the au jus. Add prime rib pieces to the remaining 1 cup of the au jus, then add that to the potatoes and vegetables. Heat on medium-low heat until meat is warmed through.
In a non-stick skillet, cook the eggs to your desired doneness.
To serve, divide hash among plates and top each with a fried egg. Spoon remaining ½ cup au jus evenly over each plate and garnish with sliced green onions.
Cook's notes:
You don't have to wait for the holidays to make this dish. And you don't have to splurge on prime rib. Next time you make a roast, be it beef or pork, factor leftovers into the meal plan. Buy a roast that is larger than you need for one meal and use the leftovers to stretch that into another dinner or even a weekend brunch.


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1980's Sunset photo
Looks like that was at a NASCAR race.
Did the Internet run out of funny pics, or what?
You guys don't step up, I swear it, I'll post a gif of a guy ****ing a massive fat chick in the belly button hole. I'll do it, and take the ban, willingly if you all don't start posting again.
haha, dude is a runner and charts out these courses that an app tracks. lmao


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Feminist News
Texas Suspends Minority Scholarships
University officials in Texas, worried about the legality of affirmative action programs after recent blows, have suspended a statewide scholarship program for minority students. A recent decision by a federal court forbids affirmative action programs for people of color in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Higher education officials feel the ruling might have implications far beyond the three-state region. The University of Texas has filed an appeal.
The scholarship program now being dismantled was created to combat federal criticism of the low rates of minority enrollment. Its $1.5 million benefit about 1,300 minority students in Texas
Media Resources: The Washington Post - April 17, 1996


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Certified Service Provider Program (CSPP) - Certified Service Provider License Agreement (CSPLA)
What is it?
The CSPP and CSPLA were developed to advance airport safety and security by certifying individuals and/or businesses providing specific services at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The goal of the CSPP is to increase customer service quality, improve vehicle and equipment safety, optimize facilities use and enhance employee training at LAX.
What are the key requirements for a CSPLA?
Who should apply?
Who should not apply?
Companies are encouraged to review the Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q. Page) page. For questions and comments about CSPP, please contact Airfield Permits at
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text: Honestly, by the time you have the jacket etc that you really like, you should own 3-6 different brands and types, or at gone through that many. Over the years I have built quite the collection of jackets, gloves, helmets, socks, heated gear....you name it. All in search of that ONE thing that will fit all of my requirements. Well, that's difficult if not downright impossible. The fleamarket and ebay are great places to shop and if need be, just re-submit an ad and sell them again. Personally, I like my Darian top and bottoms for winter. Summer I like my BMW airflow 3 jacket and olympia mash pants. Spring and fall I like either the Darian(3of them) jackets or my BMW Rally 2 pro or the Savanna. Lets not even talk gloves or socks or heated gear or even helmets. I think I have 6 of those. Now that I have really confused things, welcome to motorcycling! It sure is a hoot though, and then where to put it all.


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Aug. 2, 2013
Here is the latest edition of Week In Review - a series of weekly messages from the Mayor and City Council to help Richardson residents and businesses keep up to date on events at City Hall.
City Council to Discuss Proposed Budget on Monday
On Monday, Aug. 5, City Manager Dan Johnson will present the proposed 2013-2014 budget during the City Council's regularly scheduled work session meeting.
The City Council on Monday will also set dates for public hearings on the budget and proposed tax rate. Hearing dates are recommended to be Aug. 19 and 26, with budget adoption anticipated for Monday, Sept. 9.
The proposed property tax rate for the support of the 2013-2014 General Fund expenditures is submitted at a rate of $0.63516 per $100 of assessed valuation, reflecting no change from the 2012-2013 tax rate.
The budget presentation and the public hearings will be available for viewing on the City's CITV cable channel or live on-demand through the City's website. CITV is available for Time Warner Cable customers on channel 16 or for ATT U-Verse customers on channel 99. The City Council budget retreat held last month will be replayed on the CITV cable channels for the final times at 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. It will continue to be available online.
City Council work session meetings begin at 6 p.m. The Council's regular meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. The proposed budget is available online at cor.net/budget.
Mosquito Ground Spraying Scheduled for Tonight and Saturday
The Richardson Health Department plans to ground spray a single area (schedule and map provided below) beginning this evening, weather permitting, in order to help prevent the spread of the West Nile virus. The decision to spray comes after City Health Department workers were notified that a trap located within the subject spraying location returned mosquitos that tested positive for the disease.
Spraying Location/Schedule
Weather permitting, spraying will occur according to the following schedule:
Friday, Aug. 2 and Saturday, Aug. 3*
- Arapaho Road south to Buckingham Road; Bowser Road east to Jupiter Road.
*As part of plans to increase the response to incidents of finding the West Nile virus in people and mosquito traps, targeted neighborhoods are sprayed twice.
**Spraying events begin at 9 p.m. and will end by 4 a.m.
Earlier this week, the Dallas County Health Department reported a Richardson resident living in an area near US 75 and Arapaho Rd. was suffering from a mild version of the disease. Mosquito traps were set around the area and tested negative for mosquitos carrying the virus.
The Richardson Health Department reports it can take up to several weeks for symptoms to appear once someone is infected with the West Nile virus from a mosquito bite. Whenever a person is confirmed to be suffering from the illness the Health Department immediately traps mosquitos around the victim's home and tests them. Through a new contract, the City's Health Department is able to get test results within a day.
Richardson began its West Nile virus monitoring program in April, which is the earliest it has ever begun testing for signs of the virus. The Richardson City Council approved increased surveillance this year due to the heightened incidence of West Nile virus cases experienced in the Metroplex in 2012.
For more information on Richardson's mosquito abatement program please visit cor.net/mosquito.
Council Discusses Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Opening Activities
The City Council heard an update on Monday on the grand opening events planned for Alamo Drafthouse Cinema as well as a recap of special events hosted by the theater throughout the past several months as it was under construction. Alamo is set to open to the public at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9, in the Heights Shopping Center.
Plans call for the theater to offer $2 movies and all food for half price prior to the official opening. Visit the Alamo website, drafthouse.com/dfw, for details. The City Council will join Alamo Drafthouse Cinema officials for a ribbon cutting at the new building at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 8. First-run films will begin Friday night, and food will be sold at a 25 percent discount through Aug. 15.
Richardson used an economic incentive package to lure the development so it could serve as a catalyst for the Heights Shopping Center, attracting other retail to Richardson. The shopping center was built in the late 1950s and early 1960s and has been a focus of revitalization efforts by the City and property owners.
Watch the work session presentation at bit.ly/19vm4ZR. Learn more about Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at drafthouse.com/dfw/richardson.
International Delegation Visits Richardson
On Tuesday the Mayor's Office of International Business helped host a delegation of international visitors, a group that included representatives from France, Germany, Kosovo, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey. The delegation stopped in Richardson as part of a tour across the country through the U.S. Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program.
Last week, the City hosted a group of 18 international visitors who were also participating in the program.
Mayor Competes in Friday Night Drags at Texas Motor Speedway
Richardson Mayor Laura Maczka competed against 12 other mayors from across the Metroplex in a drag race last Friday at Texas Motor Speedway. The mayors' race opened the season finale of Friday Night Drags, a summer event designed to assist in curbing illegal street racing by turning the speedway's pit road into a 1/8-mile drag strip.
Frisco Mayor Maher Maso walked away with the Mayor's Cup trophy.
Proclamation for RSO Conductor
The City Council on Monday honored Richardson Symphony Orchestra conductor Clay Couturiaux with a proclamation. Couturiaux is entering into his second full year as music director of the orchestra, which will kick off its 2013-14 season Oct. 5 at the Eisemann Center.
Couturiaux holds degrees in conducting and violoncello performance from the University of North Texas. Watch the presentation of the proclamation at bit.ly/17U833Y.
August Richardson Today and Fall Rec Guide Mailed
The August edition of Richardson Today began arriving in mailboxes this week. This edition focuses on economic development and includes information about KDC's 186-acre development, the opening of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the Fall Recreation Guide and much more.
Richardson Today is mailed to every residence in the city and is also available at recreation centers, the Senior Center, City Hall and at the Richardson Public Library. A Richardson Today interactive edition, which includes links to CITV videos, is accessible at bit.ly/115dA8L.
Ask your local mail carrier if you live in the city and do not receive your copy of Richardson Today.
Senior Awareness Day Set for Saturday
The fifth annual Senior Awareness Day is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Richardson Civic Center, 411 W. Arapaho Rd., in the Grand Hall. The event will include refreshments, door prizes, exhibits and entertainment. Counselors will be available to provide information on Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and other benefits available for seniors.
For more information, call 972-234-8980 or e-mail email@example.com.
NNO Planning Meeting on Tuesday
The first planning meeting for this year's National Night Out (NNO) event (to be held Oct. 1) will held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6, in the Grand Hall at the Richardson Civic Center, 411 W. Arapaho Rd. Neighborhood Crime Watch Block Captains, Neighborhood Association Safety Facilitators, Crime Watch Patrol Coordinators and persons responsible for planning NNO parties, are invited to attend.
This annual meeting brings Neighborhood Watch Leaders together for fellowship, to exchange ideas and to plan for the event. NNO packets will be available and a drawing will be held to assign the 2013 specialty block party visits.
For more information on Richardson's NNO 2013, visit cor.net/pd or contact the Richardson Police Department Crime Prevention Unit at 972-744-4955.
One Book Lunchtime Lectures Continue
To mark the 10th Anniversary of Richardson Reads One Book and the selection of the World War II modern classic "The Book Thief" for Richardson's community-wide read, the Richardson Public Library will offer special programming about World War II.
A four-part series on Winston Churchill presented by Richard Cudlipp will continue on Tuesday with "The 1930s and the Road to War." The free Lunchtime Lectures series will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. every Tuesday through Aug. 13. Attendees are encouraged to bring a brown bag lunch.
For more information, call Janet Vance at 972-744-4376.
RALC Tutor Training in August
The Richardson Adult Literacy Center will host free tutor training from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Richardson Public Library. No teaching experience is required, tutors do not need to speak another language, and there are daytime and evening opportunities available.
For more information, call 972-644-5119 or e-mail email@example.com.
Richardson Animal Shelter Pet of the Week
Zazzy is a Lab/basenji mix. She is a high energy, spayed female, microchipped, up to date on all her vaccinations. She would do best in a home with older children.
For information about other animals available for adoption, visit the Animal Shelter's Facebook page at facebook.com/RichardsonAnimalShelter.
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Moose causes three-car crash in Vernon
VERNON -- A moose caused three crashes but no major injuries Sunday night on Interstate 91.
State police said that, just before 7 p.m. on Dec. 23 near mile marker 2 in Vernon, a Ford Focus struck and killed a moose that had run into the passing lane. The car sustained front-end damage.
Two additional cars -- a Honda Accord and another Focus -- then hit the dead moose. One of the cars overturned. Police said the Accord was totaled, while the second Focus sustained undercarriage damage.
The drivers were identified as Daniel P. Tanz, 54; Christina Chapman, 25; and Brian Geenbaur, 45. Police did not say where any of the drivers reside.
Chapman suffered minor cuts, police said. That was the only injury reported.
One northbound lane of I-91 was closed for about 30 minutes after the crash.
The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife reports that the vast majority of non-hunting moose deaths -- nearly 70 percent since monitoring began in 1980 -- are attributable to motor vehicle crashes.
A moose can stand from 5 to 6.5 feet tall and can weigh from 600 to 1,400 pounds, officials said. A fact sheet distributed by the fish and wildlife department says the animals "present a serious road hazard, especially when their range is densely populated by humans, and Vermont's human population density is relatively high compared to most moose ranges across North America."
Officials advise motorists to reduce their speed to 40 mph or lower when encountering "moose crossing" signs on highways. The danger is highest at dawn and dusk.
The moose incident was one of several crashes state police investigated in recent days, including:
-- In Whitingham, a woman driving a 2006 Scion lost control on Route 100 south of Wilmington Cross Road just before 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21. Wet roads and freezing temperatures were factors, police said.
The driver, 20-year-old Genevieve A. Ritchott of Wilmington, was treated for neck pain at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.
-- In Stratton, a New York man summoned police for assistance because his Toyota Rav 4 had slid into a snow bank on Stratton Arlington Road.
Police said 40-year-old Dion Russell "had gone beyond a warning sign that is posted at the end of Stratton Arlington Road. The sign warns motorists that they proceed at their own risk."
Two people on snowmobiles found Russell and his wife and transported them to safety, police said. There were no injuries.
-- In Brattleboro, a northbound Subaru Forester slid off Interstate 91 at 2:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 21. Police said 20-year-old Jacob N. Reyes of Brattleboro was cited for "unreasonable and imprudent speed for conditions and hazards" because he was driving approximately 40 mph on the snow-covered roadway.
The car struck a reflector post and a rock ledge in the median. Reyes was not hurt, police said.
-- In Guilford, a Brattleboro woman lost control of her car on Guilford Center Road at 7:40 a.m. Friday, Dec. 21, due to poor road conditions.
A Subaru Legacy driven by Margaret Barrand, 67, slid into an embankment and began to turn over before colliding with a utility pole, police said. The car was totaled, but Barrand was not hurt.
-- In Dummerston, at 6:24 a.m. Dec. 19, a Pontiac sedan hit an icy patch and slid off Route 30 near the Newfane town line, ending up in a ditch. The driver, identified as 53-year-old Phillip Litano of Newfane, was not hurt.
-- In Jamaica, at 5:52 p.m. Dec. 19, a log truck struck an embankment and a utility pole and overturned on Route 100, spilling logs across the road. Police said a mechanical failure compromised the air-braking system and caused the crash.
The driver, 53-year-old Eugene E. Bills of Wardsboro, was not hurt.
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MediaTek MT6588 Quad-Core Phones to welcome us this 2013
The company behind these MTK6577 dual-core phones we are enjoying now, brings us a good news about their upcoming plan to step up with this current Android smartphones race. Now, here's something to anticipate; the MT6588/MTK6588. which is a new quad-core processor chip that is slated to start rolling out on the first quarter of 2013.
That's a great news. We all know that handsets with MediaTek processing chipset are really cheap. The joy of having a quad-core smartphone by a cheap price is really a wonder. I have been a user of MediaTek based phones for quite some time now and I can say that it is a really good performer, that it can even lead a way ahead of other types of Android processing chips in benchmarking tests and user experience (UX) performance based.
This new MTK6588 quad-core processor is clocked at 1.5-1.7 GHz speed. This CPU is able to render HD resolutions of up to 1280×800 pixels, a camera that can use a 13-megapixels snapper, and capture videos up to 1080p quality. The MT6588 will be based on ARM Cortex A7 at 28nm. Some sources said that we will be able to see devices with this specs on the 2nd half of the next year.
MediaTek is also on the plan to include LTE support on this new chip, as cited by MediaTek's general manager Xieqing Jiang. That means LTE Android devices will now become cheaper and more affordable as it was also a target of the company; enabling smartphone manufacturers to release lower-priced handsets that support this 4G technology.
There goes a strong point on getting this MediaTek-based devices over those Qualcomm and Nvidia powered chips on a device. Its an obvious sign that MediaTek wants to surge into the low-cost and larger consumer-base with its offered cheaper pricing on quad-core devices.
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Jessica Alba & Her Family Stay Coordinated in Adorable Easter Pastels
Jessica Alba styled up pastels for Easter Sunday along with her husband, Cash Warren, and their two daughters, Honor and Haven! The family of four looked adorable yesterday wearing head-to-toe pastel outfits. Jessica went for peach, Cash looked stylish in baby blues, while their girls hunted for Easter eggs and hopped around in lilac and pink. Watch today's Fashion Flash to see it all! On Allison McNamara: Robert Rodriguez top, Cameo pants, Vita Fede bracelets.


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If you are thinking about protecting your vehicle from thieves and the weather, then a carport is the right one for you. A carport or garage that is well-built not only adds protection to your vehicle but it also gives your property additional value. It is important that you build it right if you want it to add value to your property. It is imperative that you do not make any mistakes in building it because it will lead to problems in the future.
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World Refugee Day: Highlighting a global crisis
Earlier this month, Collins Kaumba, a World Vision communicator in Zambia, shared his experience visiting a camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Sudan. His words were jarring: "Indelible memories of the suffering I saw in Darfur have followed me since the day I left Sudan...I have seen suffering and poverty in Zambia and other places in Africa -- but not of the magnitude I saw when I visited Darfur's camps..."
A reader in Israel commented on the post and made note of the thousands of Sudanese refugees there who are watching the situation in their homeland as the South prepares for its independence in just a few weeks.
Years of conflict in this African country have caused millions to flee for their safety -- not just to other places within Sudan, but internationally as well. This is one global hotspot recognized as an origin of refugees. But the problem is much larger.
A UNHCR report (pdf) from last year notes that there were 43.3 million people forcibly displaced by conflict at the end of 2009, the highest number since the mid-1990s. The same report provides some other staggering numbers:
- One out of four refugees in the world is from Afghanistan.
- Developing countries were host to four-fifths of the world's refugees in 2009.
- Women and girls represent 47 percent of refugees and asylum-seekers, and half of all IDPs and former refugees.
- In 2009, 41 percent of refugees and asylum-seekers were children under the age of 18.
- More than half of the world's refugees reside in urban areas.
Natural disasters around the world, such as flooding, also claim an increasing number of displaced persons -- 42 million in 2010.
In Darfur, an internally displaced person waits at World Vision supplementary feeding center where she gets nutritious food for her child. ©2011 Mohamad Almahady/World Vision
On a personal level, it's difficult for me to imagine being forced to flee my home (and perhaps my country) because of violence or a natural disaster. I've simply never faced crisis of that magnitude.
So when I think of the millions worldwide for whom this is a reality, the idea becomes nearly incomprehensible. The most vulnerable refugees cross international borders with little more than the clothes on their backs -- no money, no food, no medical care, no safe shelter, no education for their children, and often no legal recognition or protection.
How does one survive under such circumstances?
In observance of World Refugee Day, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon writes the following: "Let us reaffirm the importance of solidarity and burden-sharing by the international community. Refugees have been deprived of their homes, but they must not be deprived of their futures."
These words accurately reflect the circumstances faced by refugees across the globe. As Collins walked among war-weary displaced families at the camp in Sudan, he lamented the effects of war on the children he met -- boys and girls who have been deprived of childhood innocence and the opportunity to go to school. Indeed, they have lost their homes. But as Christians and humanitarians, we must work to ensure that they don't also lose their futures.
June 20 is World Refugee Day. Download the UNHCR full report (pdf), "2009 Global Trends: Refugees, Asylum-seekers, Returnees, Internally Displaced and Stateless Persons," and consider making a monthly gift to support World Vision's work with children affected by war and conflict around the world.


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The girl with the green ball in the end - 8.00. Who is she?
LOL @ brooke adams in the beginning..
What the name of the movie at 3.40 with belladonna plz? Thank
any1 kno were i can watch the 2nd couples full vid x the ones at 27 secs- 44
i don't know but 6:00 looks a lot like olivia wilde...
at 3:11 what is the name of the whole video-movie ?
guys anyone know the name at the song around 06:40 ??
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who is the girl at 3:40?
Castiel : hey ...Ass Butt!!
Good bye plastic man? :/ what a fackin weirdo
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who is the girl at 3:40?
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me gustaria que me lo hicieran salvaje y pondria la colita como tu quieras
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que rico es culo
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was that at the end
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whats the name of the girl in 3:05
Whats the name of the second clip? Been looking for it for ages!
whos at 0:45 damn HOT????
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Paly grad Anna Luskin dies from car crash
Original post made on Jun 24, 2007
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Comments (57)
a resident of another community
on Jun 24, 2007 at 7:34 pm
They are no words that can express the horror and sadness of such a situation.
I read the article and immediately picked up my phone to call my daughter, a classmate of Anna at Paly. She already knew, from facebook.
I remember Anna's internship, her columns in the Weekly.
A life cut short before its time. An unspeakable tragedy for the family.
All my condolences.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Jun 25, 2007 at 2:09 pm
My heart goes out to Anna's family in the wake of this devastating tragedy. She was clearly a very talented writer whose memory will live on in her writings and the hearts of her family and her friends.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 25, 2007 at 4:57 pm
Our hearts go out to the Luskin family following this most difficult of losses. Jan, we will keep you, Danny, and Fred in our thoughts and prayers. The support of Nixon families is here for you to call upon. We will reach out to you durring this very sad time.
a resident of Woodside
on Jun 25, 2007 at 5:14 pm
We are deeply saddened to hear about Anna. We will pray for Danny to physically heal...Fred and Jan; we love you both. You are in our prayers.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jun 25, 2007 at 5:41 pm
I am so sorry to hear about Anna. I never met her, but I remember her: I read her columns and I really respected her views and her writing. She clearly was a wonderful girl.
-From a Paly parent
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 25, 2007 at 6:22 pm
I hope someone will post who is organizing help for the family and what they need and when they need it.
Nixon mom
a resident of Community Center
on Jun 25, 2007 at 8:02 pm
I had Anna as a student in a Summer School class many years ago. She was a standout student, extremely well-liked by her peers and an incredibly talented writer. I believe she earned the highest grade in the class that summer. One of the best students I've ever had the pleasure of teaching.
This is an unspeakable tragedy. My thoughts go out to her family.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 25, 2007 at 8:50 pm
I had Anna as a student in my class a few years ago at Paly. Down to earth, positive and hardworking, Anna was a pleasure to have in class. This is tragic. I feel terrible for the family and pray that their son recovers.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 25, 2007 at 9:18 pm
Nixon Community: I know you are all very worried about the Luskin family. They have returned home to care for Danny who is recovering. They have shared with me that they can feel your concern, care and love. Their family is with them now and they have no immediate needs. Although I am rather uncomfortable using this medium I will keep you posted through it since school is closed and I have no other way of communicating. Barbara
a resident of Atherton
on Jun 25, 2007 at 10:59 pm
Fred, Jan and Danny: You are constantly in our thoughts, meditations and prayers. We don't want to intrude upon your privacy, so we will wait to call. Please know that we are here for you always. We know Danny will recover and become stronger and stronger. We cherish our memories of Anna Rose and she will be missed immeasurably. There are no words to describe the sadness and loss, but take comfort in knowing that you are surrounded with love.
a resident of Woodside
on Jun 25, 2007 at 11:09 pm
We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you and for the recovery of your son.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 25, 2007 at 11:30 pm
We are so very devasted by your loss and just know every bit of our love is with you right now. You are a wonderful family and we pray for your health and strength to make it through this. Please give Danny all my love and hope for a quick recovery.
Martha and Family
a resident of another community
on Jun 25, 2007 at 11:48 pm
Fred, Jan and Danny. We can't possibly begin to know your pain. Please know that you have been in our thoughts and prayers since the minute we heard about the accident. You are also in the prayers of many that don't know you but have come to know of Anna through Kristin. I'll never forget the day we moved the girls into Cal Poly. I'll always remember Kristin telling me how "Anna is someone she knows she will be friends with for the rest of her life." The two of them were inseperable. I will never forget Anna's beaufiful smile and vibrant personality. I knew from the first day I met her at Cal Poly that she was someone I wanted to always be in Kristin's life. I know her spirit and the memories of her will be with Kristin all her life. Heaven has a beaufiful new angel. Anna will be deeply and forever missed by many. You will always be in our thoughts and prayer.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 8:49 am
Dear Jan,
Just heard the tragic news. We are so sorry to hear of your loss and our thoughts are with you.
Ajay, Raj, Ravi & Sanjay
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 26, 2007 at 9:05 am
To the Editor
I remember reading the article written by Anna about watching the sunset. It was mentioned recently in the article about Windy Hill.
I wonder if you would reprint it again in honor of Anna.
I remember reading it and thinking that this sounded like a typical American teenager suddenly growing up a little because of this assignment. She struck me at the time as someone who I would have liked my daughter (Paly class of 2006) to be like and know.
a resident of Midtown
on Jun 26, 2007 at 9:31 am
Jan and family,
We met you several years ago when you taught our daughter at Nixon. We didn't really know Anna personaly, but enjoyed reading her charming articles and looked forward to hearing more from her. Our deepest sympathies on your profound loss. May her memory always be a blessing.
a resident of Community Center
on Jun 26, 2007 at 9:38 am
Dear Jan and Fred,
Kay just told me the awful news and we are heartbroken by Anna's death. How I wish that we could turn back the clock sometimes. You are in our prayers.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 11:37 am
Nixon Community: There will be a memorial service and celebration of Anna Luskin's life in the Nixon Amphitheater on Sunday, July 8th from 3-5PM. I will be coordinating this via my school email and the Nixon e-news if you would like more information or would like to help. Barbara Welch, Principal of Nixon
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 2:02 pm
Dear Jan,
I just heard the awful news. We are all so deeply touched by this tragic event. Words cannot make this difficult time easier but our caring thoughts are with in your sorrow.
With deepest sympathy,
Azadeh, Mark, Dionna and Daniel
a resident of Los Altos
on Jun 26, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Dear Luskin Family,
A friend of Carole Petofsky, a former resident of Merrick/Bellmore, my son a student at Cal Poly, I am overwhelmed with sadness at the loss of your daughter. My deepest sympathy to you all. There are so many you don't know who's prayers are being sent to you all.
Debbie Appler
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Jun 26, 2007 at 3:22 pm
Anna's columns were some of the best, most heartfelt writing in the Weekly. To hear her young voice, share in her hopes, fears and frustrations was a gift to us all. I even asked her to intern for our online company! What a real, life affirming kid. I have greatly benefitted from Fred Luskin's books and lectures and can only pray that he and his family can now forgive life's greatest sorrows, of which this is surely one.
With greatest sympathy,
Lucy Filppu
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 4:35 pm
Dearest Jan, Danny and Fred. All our love and prayers are with you.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 4:49 pm
On behalf of Fred and Danny, I thank you all for your kind words and loving messages of support and prayer. Your care is what holds us now as we maneuver through this profoundly sad time.
I wanted to let you know that there will probably be a change of venue for the service. I don't think I understood how many people were touched by our daughter and we will need a larger space. I will find out for sure tomorrow but I am hoping it will be held at Paly where Anna graduated. It will still be on July 8 from 3-5 but hopefully in the quad area of the high school.
Thank you again for your loving support.
Jan, Fred and Danny
a resident of Midtown
on Jun 26, 2007 at 5:05 pm
Jan, Fred, Danny,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. I will always remember Anna's bright joy and enthusiasm, and what a beautiful young woman she had become.
-Marcia (Susie's mom)
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 7:22 pm
Jan, Fred and Danny,
There are no words to describe the shock and sadness that I feel today for each of you and your families. Anna was such a beautiful person both inside and out and now God has a beautiful new Angel joining him today. I will always remember our times at the pool during the summer months there at Farm Hill. May God hold you safe and close in His constant loving care now and forever. My prayers and utmost thoughts are with you. Danny to you, may God touch your life and heal you on to recovery.
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 8:17 pm
Jan, our hearts go out to you and your family. I've received many emails from Nixon parents who extend their deepest sympathies, and are ready to do whatever they can to support your family in this difficult time.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 26, 2007 at 9:12 pm
Dear Krinsley/Luskin family --
A couple of years ago, I read Anna's article about applying to college in the Weekly. Although I never cut out articles, I cut hers out to save for my husband and daughter to read. Anna struck me as so together, with her head on straight, with her values in the right place - sure, high school was hard work but it was supposed to be fun, too, right?! And she was supposed to be able to sleep. Every moment wasn't supposed to be scheduled. At the time, my daughter Kimberly was a sophmore at Paly and I wanted her to know how important her sleep was, and how, in the big picture, living in this crazy town (she's a 3rd generation Palo Altan) with it's silly ideas about everyone going to an ivy league college is just not the most important thing in life. Who you are is what's important...and at that tender young age, Anna knew. I was awed by the sophistication of her thought and her maturity. What I didn't know at the time of that article is that Anna (a senior at the time) and Kimberly shared a music stand in the Paly Band. When I showed Kimberly the article, she said "Oh, Mom, that's Anna! She is the nicest girl, ever. I sit right next to her in Band!"
Thank you for sharing your wonderful daughter with ours; I'm sure Anna didn't realize what effect her smile and kindness had on others...she will be missed by so many, including us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
a resident of South of Midtown
on Jun 26, 2007 at 11:12 pm
Dear Fred, Jan, Danny
Our heart felt love is flowing to sooth you in this time of grief.
The ITP community is holding you in the light with healing prayers.
Kathleen Wall,
faculty colleague of Fred at
Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (ITP)
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 27, 2007 at 12:25 am
Though I never met Anna, I do recollect her columns and the wisdom and maturity that came across in all that she wrote. The columns she penned on the decisions she made regarding her school choice were refreshingly authentic, especially in light of the achievement-crazed area in which we live.
I am truly sorry for your loss and do not lightly say that her passing has personally saddened me. My thoughts and prayers go out to you (her family) and her friends.
a resident of another community
on Jun 27, 2007 at 12:31 am
Dear Fred, Jan, and Danny, it is with profound sadness that I reflect on the loss of Anna Rose. I remember seeing her for the first time when she came home from the hospital after her birth and remarking to myself upon seeing her for the last time before she went off to college what a wonderful vibrant adult she was in the process of becoming. Reading the comments above, it is clear that Anna had come to embody in her character so many of the good qualities I cherish in each of you. Barbara and I have been thinking and talking about her a lot in the past week with the deepest regard for your loss and sympathy to you as a family. We hope Danny's recovery is swift.
editor emeritus
on Jun 27, 2007 at 12:54 am
Jay Thorwaldson is a registered user.
To Paly Parent --
Anna's sunset column is online at: Web Link
As the editor who assigned her to go to Windy Hill, I shared with her the emotional value to me of watching sunsets when I was in high school. It occurred to me that it is a great loss to a generation of young persons if they forget how to watch a sun set, or don't think it's important. Perhaps there should be an AP class in that subject, as it seems excruciatingly hard to do these days.
I hope Anna was able to watch a few more since then.
Now the words of The Little Prince to Antoine de Saint-Exupery come to mind: "One loves the sunset when one is so sad."
a resident of College Terrace
on Jun 27, 2007 at 11:02 am
Dear Fred, Jan and Danny,
My deepest and most heart felt sympathies go out to each of you during this most difficult of times.
Marian and Anna Rose were at Escondido together many years ago. Anna Rose's influence was noticable even then. She was a child of great enthusiasum and confidence and a woman of beauty, character and poise.
In her short time here on earth, she touched many lives and her influence will continue to be far reaching. She will be greatly missed.
Sincerest wishes for a full and speedy recovery for Danny.
My prayers and thoughts of strength, comfort, and solice are with each of you.
-Jerri Sayer-Ream
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Jun 27, 2007 at 11:57 pm
Dear Fred,
My heart breaks for you and your family. I am so very very sorry for your loss of your Dear Sweet Anna. I too enjoyed reading her columns and hearing from you Fred (with a twinkle in your eye) how she was growing up and going to college. Such a special, wonderful person, so very wise beyond her years. Our family will keep You, Jan and Danny in our prayers.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jun 28, 2007 at 11:01 am
Dear Dr. Luskin, Jan, and Danny,
I wish that there was something...anything...helpful that I could say. I just wanted you to know that I am thinking about you, sending you lots of love and support.
With much love,
Dakota Bayard
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 28, 2007 at 1:15 pm
I had the immense pleasure of teaching Anna in her junior year. She was a truly bright and gifted young woman. But it was really her shining personality that made her a favorite in that magical 7th period class. I will never forget her smile and effervescent demeanor even at the end of the day. She was a blessing to everyone who knew her. This world will surely miss her.
All of my sympathies and thoughts of love and peacefulness to Anna's family and friends in this impossible time.
a resident of Professorville
on Jun 28, 2007 at 5:21 pm
I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Anna personally, but she has touched us all in the Palo Alto/Stanford community. Her zest for life, her thoughtful approach to college, her wonderful joint column with her dad who also participates with his whole heart in our community.. We will all treasure Anna in our hearts. Yoriko Kishimoto Mayor and former Paly parent
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 28, 2007 at 6:28 pm
I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of such a wonderful person. I knew Anna through her longtime high school boyfriend Alexander Sherby. She would come by with or to see Alex all the time and I always thought she was such a terrific person and girlfriend to Alex. I can honestly say she was one I have the nicest down-to-earth people I ever met. I am just heartbroken by this tragedy and send out all my best wishes to her friends and family. While it is hard to see the good in such harsh times I think it is a miracle that Danny is expected to make a full recovery from such a terrible accident. I hope the best for him and I think we all know Anna will be deeply missed and not forgotten.
Zachary (Paly student class of '05)
a resident of Nixon School
on Jun 28, 2007 at 7:49 pm
We are so sorry for the lost of your daughter, Anna. We met her when my son Marek was at Jan's class. We are praying for Danny, Jan and Fred.
a resident of South of Midtown
on Jun 28, 2007 at 10:34 pm
Dear Luskin Family,
We have all been profoundly saddened to hear about the loss of your
dear daughter and sister, Anna. During this most challenging time, we
want to offer our loving support in both thoughts and prayers. Know
that we are keeping your family close to our hearts. Dr. Luskin, you
have been one of our most favored professors at ITP and have made
significant contributions to our lives. While we have not yet had the
chance to meet your family, it is an honor and privilege to be able
to help hold you and your family in this most difficult time.
From all of our hearts to yours,
Cohort 1 and Cohort A, Year 2, ITP
a resident of another community
on Jun 28, 2007 at 10:41 pm
To the Luskins' family, everyone that loved her dearly, close friends,her loving boyfriend and her brother danny....
I know you don't know me, but i was anna's late coworker at gottschalks. Anna was the very first person i got to work with when i had started. The first hour we got to talking, i felt this connection with her. She was so easy to talk too, so helpful, and she made me feel comfortable. She was so inlove with her boyfriend. One moment i will never forget was when we both touched our necklace at the same time, and we both smiled. I said, my boyfriend got me this necklace and its white gold! Her smile got even bigger and said omg! my boyfriend got me this too and its white gold. Everytime i touch my necklace, i think about that moment. Then a few weeks later, i was sadden to find out that she had to quit her job! she had promised that she would come back to visit. She came unexpectedly a few times, and i would always embrace her with a hug. I believe it doesnt matter how long you've known someone,its the connection you fell with that person, and she is was sooo awsome!! She loved helping people and she was sooo real. When i had found out about her passing, i had to step out while working, and i just cried outside of gottschalks and prayed. Then this sudden subtle wind swept over my face, and i knew...everything was going to be okay. Anna is in good hands...
danny-im happy to hear that you are recovering...i lost my brother about 3 years ago on aug. 3 2004...he was a football player at morro bay highschool that had died from a boating accident in san atonio lake. He too was sent to twin cities hospital.He was only 17 years old, and at the time i was 15. I just want to let you know...that i understand what your going through. I hope and i pray that you get through everything,this will make you stronger.Anna hasn't left you...i talk to my brother all the time. Stay strong & if you ever need someone to talk, you can contact me, my email is firstname.lastname@example.com if not, your always in my prayers..
anna's parents- you raised such a beautiful and talented daughter...i know that it may still seem a shock to you from this day..but watching my parents go through my brothers passing was hard. The minute i heard about your daughter, my heart cried out to both of you. Losing a husband/wife is one thing,but your child is another. Use this time to lean against each other and love one another. I hope both of you grow stronger and stay strong. I believe the Lord has wrapped his arms around you and your family..and everything will be okay....God bless you and your family, my email is firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to contact me, and it would be awsome if you would like to talk to my parents too..
anna's boyfriend-
remember when i said,this girl does not stop talking about you,she loves you soo much? i know i dont need to tell you, and i dont need to say much. She loved and loves you dearly...keep it strong && her heart will always be beside yours...Keep your head up
Again, im sorry for your loss, Anna will NEVER be forgotten
[takes heart necklace and kisses it]
-rolilyne narito(los osos/slo)coworker at gottschalks
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 29, 2007 at 11:26 am
I graduated from Paly a year before Anna. When my mom first forwarded me the email about her memorial service, I felt deeply for her family. When I looked her up on Facebook and realized that I recognized her, however, I became even more saddened. Although I was never close to Anna, I remember her presence on campus as always being cheerful and having a smile on her face. May her family receive all the love and support they deserve and more.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jun 29, 2007 at 5:36 pm
Dear Jan, I am so sorry to hear of your loss and send all my prayers and calm thoughts to you and your family...I did not have a chance to meet your daughter but did meet Danny in your classroom one time. I'm sorry I missed knowing this wonderful young lady.
a resident of Atherton
on Jun 30, 2007 at 4:49 am
I did not know Anna, so I can only imagine what a great girl she was. The stories I have read of her this past week have touched me deeply and will not be forgotten. My sincere condolences go out to the Luskin family and friends.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jun 30, 2007 at 12:04 pm
Dear Fred and family,
I have been a student of yours at ITP. You taught my year of assessments with humor and spoke to us with the closeness of a family member. You have given so much to us. I know that I speak for our cohort, our year, all of us who have known you as our teacher and friend at ITP---you and your family are in our hearts and in our prayers. We love you.
Shoshana Lev
a resident of another community
on Jun 30, 2007 at 12:50 pm
Dear Luskin family:
My sincere condolences. This comes from across the country, and through a maze of time; Jan and I went to college together 30 or so years ago. Friends have emailed me of this unimaginable loss, and it has tugged on my heart ever since. Please know that an extended web of support is rooting for you. -- Dan
a resident of another community
on Jun 30, 2007 at 3:53 pm
Dear Fred, Jan and Danny:
I am praying for you in your time of tragedy.
May God and the great ones give you uplifting, trusting peace in heart and soul.
Sue Leeder
a resident of another community
on Jul 2, 2007 at 12:00 am
Fred, Jan, Danny:
I had the most sincere pleasure of knowing your daughter/wife. Being in band, and going to school with her, she was an outstanding, caring, and extremely friendly human being, who loved being around people, and who people loved as well. I am truly honored to have known her, and I know the entire communities of both Palo Alto and Cal Poly will miss her immensely. All of our hearts go out to everybody who was close (and everybody who wasn't). She will truly, honestly be missed, but will stay in our hearts forever.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jul 2, 2007 at 12:08 pm
As fellow SRF friends, we pass along our sincere sympathy.
So sorry for your loss.
Sarla and Vishe
a resident of another community
on Jul 3, 2007 at 9:01 am
Dear Jan, Fred & Danny,
We were shocked and devestated to hear the news of Anna's tragic loss. Though we share news of each other through our friends, Jennie & Jim, we have very sweet memories of your family.
We cannot begin to imagine what the loss of such a beautiful, vibrant child means, but hope you find some comfort in knowing what an impact Anna had on us, and in the world around her.
We wish Danny a speedy recovery.
With love,
Debbie & Nathan Rosenberg
a resident of Portola Valley
on Jul 3, 2007 at 12:11 pm
Dear Fred and Jan,
Kimari contacted us over the weekend while we were away. There are no words for the shock and sadness we feel for you. We've just come back and, as I have not been able to think of much else, I have read through these touching words about your sweet Anna. I remember she and Danny only as adorable, bright children. Clearly Anna grew into a kind, thoughtful, generous, gifted young woman - no surprise coming from the two of you.
We are holding you both and Danny in our hearts.
All our love,
Katie and Mark
a resident of another community
on Jul 4, 2007 at 12:40 pm
To Jan, Fred, the family and the community who loves the Luskin's,
Our mutual friend Eric emailed me this link along with the sad news. I am deeply saddened by your loss and I will hold you in my prayers. It has been moving for me to learn about your daughter through the outpooring of support and shared memories of Anna's community.
Monica Elden
a resident of another community
on Jul 5, 2007 at 11:30 am
From Honolulu Hawaii:
Meeting Fred last year was a turning point for many of us. His ability to combine his intellect with his heart was the key. Now his heart is broken with the loss of his beautiful daughter. No words can be written to ease that loss but we can let Fred know that last year when my heart was broken, I attended his workshop and felt a glimmer of hope. One year later I can honestly say that I am happier now than I have been in years-due in a large part to my heart softening and my ability to forgive. Thank you Fred and know that there are many people in Hawaii who aloha you and will miss your being here with us this year.
a resident of Los Altos Hills
on Jul 6, 2007 at 9:19 am
The words won't come. There's only heartbreak and helplessness and an impotent desire to do something--anything--but write this. "I'm sorry" is all that comes...and "I love you." For now, that will have to do. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
a resident of Woodside
on Jul 8, 2007 at 10:17 am
Dearest Jan and Fred, We are so overwhelmed with sadness and pain to hear about Anna. We've all lost your precious child, we've all lost a bit of our hearts, and everyone wishes there was something we could do to change it. From the day I met your family at softball, I felt the special love and caring and respect you have for eachother. I loved when Anna and Danny came to the games, but like all our kids, as they grew up, Danny had his own games to go to and Anna was off at College. I'm always happy when Danny as time to come by to cheer our old team on. You are a wonderful family and will always be special to Bill and I. We love you very much and please let us know if we can help in any way. Danny - we are so sorry you lost your sister. Our hearts go out to you and we send you so much love and hope for a quick recovery. We are so happy to hear you are home now and hope to see you at a few games someday. You are a very nice young man with so much to look forward to. Your loving family will help you get through this but if you ever need another friend, please call us. Much much love to all, Jody and Bill Main ... and your Tie Dye Team!
a resident of Mountain View
on Jul 8, 2007 at 2:51 pm
Dear Luskin family,
Please accept my deepest condolences to you for your loss. No words can express the sadness of this tragedy. I never had the pleasure of meeting Anna, but was nonetheless shocked to hear of her passing. I was moved to read many of her articles posted in the Review and found her to be bright and loving spirit. I would like to extend myself and my sincerest sympathies to each of you during this mournful time -- as you had so kindly extended your mountain home to me and my partner on several occasions. Please know that you and Anna will continue to be loved and held in our hearts.
Dan Gaylinn
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jul 12, 2007 at 1:17 pm
Dear Fred, Jan and Danny,
I want to express my very deep love and sympathy to you in remembrance of your daughter Anna.
Fred, I remember how proudly and lovingly you spoke of Anna this Spring when we met at Kara.
I remember meeting Anna and Danny and Jan an evening years ago, during the Forgiveness Study at Stanford.
Thank you for sharing Anna's life with those of us who feel close to you, during this tragic time.
Learning of Anna's generous spirit of love for her family and friends, knowing how very much she will be remembered and loved,
is a gift and inspiration for us all.
My love is with you,
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jul 31, 2008 at 7:02 pm
Does anyone know where she is burried? I'd like to pay my respects.
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A message from Bhikkhu Bodhi regarding a recent hacking of his account and request for money:
kind regardsBhikkhu Bodhi wrote:On Monday morning someone in the U.K hijacked Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi's gmail account. He wrote a global email through Ven. Bodhi's contact list, reporting that Ven. Bodhi was stranded in Scotland and in urgent need of money to pay his hotel bills and return home. If you received such an email, be aware that it was from the hacker, not from Ven. Bodhi. This is a scam.


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