 officers are on the lookout on skid row for Nick Stahl, the actor who played John Connor in "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" and has been missing for several days.
Stahl's wife, Rose Murphy, reported him missing about 10:10 a.m. Monday to Hollywood Division officers, spokesman Richard French said. Foul play is not suspected at this time, he said.
She said the last time she saw him was May 9. Stahl had been frequenting skid row, and LAPD officials said officers who work the downtown beat have been told keep an eye out for him.
Murphy filed court papers in February, saying that the couple had been separated since January. She asked that Stahl's visitations with their daughter, Marlo, 2, be limited. She also asked for proof he hadn't used drugs within 24 hours before seeing her, KTLA-TV Channel 5 reported.
wow this discussion is OLLLLLLLDDDDD.
Can&#039;t wait to hear the new Thomas material! Unless it&#039;s some other Bangalter we should know about...
maybe Papabang is having a comeback??
I&#039;d see this movie regardless of Bangalter. &quot;Graphic sex and extreme violence.&quot; Thomas just pushed this over the edge of awesomeness.
Nah, I&#039;m just kidding. Even though it&#039;s true.
But hey- I didn&#039;t know about this, so hooray.
And lozluvsdaftpunk&#039;s avatar is awsum, btw.
I don&#039;t think we can discuss this film on this site! hahaha!
I have no idea if that poster is real or not. Bangalter hasn&#039;t been stated on anything with the movie...it&#039;s either some secret or nothing is solid.
Thinking about it, if this is true...maybe that&#039;s why Daft Punk went to the studio for a while.
For some reason I tend to think DP will not release their album this year. but I&#039;ll be ok if we get some Bangalter material.On Thursday, October 11th, 2018, sixteen of the city’s fastest racers gathered together to see who would be crowned the first ever “K1NG of Speed” at K1 Speed in Toronto. I was lucky enough to get a chance to compete.
The event sold out quickly, as the tournament gave everyone a unique opportunity to race against the best at K1 Speed, with equal machinery, and no excuses.
The racers all drew kart numbers and were randomly assigned an opponent. The sixteen-person elimination tournament had four rounds, two heat races per round. Racers would set their fastest lap time in each heat race, then switch to their opponent’s karts, and go back out on track again. Each racer’s quickest lap time from both heat races was added together, with the lowest combined time being the winner.
The competitors were split into Group A and Group B. Though eight racers went on track at the same time, each speed demon only had to beat their opponent’s combined time from the two heats to move on to the next round.
In the first heat race of Round 1, Anatoli Gourouchkine set the fastest lap time in Group A, and I set the quickest time in Group B’s first heat race with a 23.535 second lap, my fastest ever lap at K1 Speed.
Daniel proudly shows Chris proof of his fastest lap.
When I got out on track for the first time, I was feeling very nervous about whether I would be quick enough to compete with these guys. I knew that the drivers I was up against were always setting super quick lap times, so I needed to bring my A-game. As each lap went by on track, I’d anxiously check the timing screen to see how quick I was, while trying to go faster on my next lap. When I saw my name at the top of the timing screen, I was excited, but I knew everything could change in a moment. I still had to keep setting fast laps to make it into the next round. When I got off the track and confirmed I had topped the session with the quickest time, I felt like someone pushed the pressure release button. I’d beaten my rival, and I earned a spot in the next round.
Despite their heroic efforts Mario Blackburn, Florin Marksteiner, Igor Manukhov, George Gonashvili, Adrian Chereji, Steve Zaina, George Ivaneishvili, and Jacob Ahee were all eliminated in the first round of the tournament. Those are some of the fastest guys at K1 Speed, so to see any of them eliminated was a shock.
For Round 2, all eight remaining drivers went back out with new opponents, and I was paired up with lightning-quick Abrar Khan. In Round 2, I was more confident in myself, but I knew my rival Abrar Khan, would be tough. But if you want to be the best you must beat the best. I was ready for the challenge!
It’s funny how people have pre-conceived ideas about how races will turn out. Sure, there some guys who regularly top the ‘Time of the Week’ charts at K1 Speed. Anatoli and Abrar (placed on opposite sides of the tournament bracket in Group A and Group B) were the guys to beat. Whenever a driver was chosen as an opponent for either of these two men, comments could be heard like “I got Anatoli…I guess I’m going home early!”. But Ramon S and Anthony P weren’t letting anyone intimidate them. Those two racers put in their best efforts and were incredibly quick. While neither of them advanced to the final, they put up a fight until the end. The showdown between Gorouchkine and Khan would be the main event of the evening.
With just the two fastest drivers on track for Heat 1 of the finals, the tension was high as they set very close lap times. Every lap, times got quicker, and at the end of Heat 1, Anatoli was 0.012 seconds faster than Abrar, meaning that there was still all to play for in the second heat.
As Heat 2 started, Anatoli and Abrar set blisteringly fast lap times, getting quicker all throughout the session. When the checkered flag flew, Abrar had a lap time that was a shocking three tenths quicker than his competitor. Abrar Kahn secured the title of K1 Speed’s “K1NG of Speed”!
Despite his dominance in the September Speed Challenge, Anatoli Gourouchkine simply couldn’t top Abrar Khan’s lap time on that final session. There were no underdogs in this competition. But at K1 Speed’s next event, countless other Toronto racers will be looking to prove that they are the best and take down the new “K1NG of Speed”, Abrar Khan.
Milk allergy at 6mo?
My daughter has had random spots popping up for the past 6 weeks or so, usually on her face but could be anywhere.
I’ve been to the GP four times so far and each time they say it must be viral and they have no idea what it is.
As times gone on I’ve noticed some other things, they seem to pop up after she’s had formula (she’s on Aptamil), and we’ve recently started weaning and after cows milk or dairy I’ve noticed little rashes. She seems ok in herself but I have a weird mummy gut feeling she has CMPA.
Does anyone have experience of this? Or any advice on how to diagnose this at this stage?
My little one has CMPA and she vomits anything dairy including the majority of her bottles before she was switched. I would say a rash seems more like a slight intolerance then a full blown allergy but I’m not a professional.
My little one often comes up in random rashes around her mouth but with teething and everything else I usually chalk it up to dribble lol... they normally go as quick as they come!
Thanks so much for your reply, I’ll definitely try that!
She’s had spots popping up for a while that sometimes have white heads and they usually go by the next day but more pop up in other places, it’s really weird. Seen 4 different GPs and none can help!
Over the last few days she’s developed quite a red bad rash under her neck and on the side of it.
Will book an appt for Thursday and hope for some answers!I strongly don't recommend you do that because you can still gravely injure someone with a wooden planks with nails. As a trail rider who has a lot of respect for private properties, I suggest to cut down multiple trees to block the road and I mean BIG trees. Have the trees span on each side of the trail for at least 15ft on each side. Plus a fence with the obvious signs. Big rocks are great as well. But anything that could potentially damage the vehicle or injure someone can result in lawsuits or worse someone dead and I'm sure you don't want someones death on your hands. 

The sad reality of it all is that most riders don't purposely try to disrespectfully go through peoples property and most actually try and stay away from them. But you will have people that end up on private property because the trails on that property link up with public trails and the defining line between