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Performing on floor at Pauley Pavilion feels like “the world’s biggest stage,” Frazier said. Kramer said it’s an “out-of-body experience.” She gets to feel like Beyoncé, then passes the mic to her teammates who get their turn at center stage. Kondos Field likens the energy in Pauley Pavilion when the Bruins rotate to floor – their final event during home meets – to the final play in a football game when the crowd rises and holds its breath for a Hail Mary pass. But these Bruins throw six Hail Marys in succession on floor, each met with a roar of applause and a standing ovation.

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“I was fighting for autoworkers long before I met Deborah,” he told The Washington Post in 2010. “The fact is that I am not married to the auto industry, but I am elected to represent the people of Michigan and in our part of the country. My people live and die by the success of the auto industry and manufacturing.”. In 1979, he sponsored a bill to prohibit federal spending on passive restraints such as air bags and accused the Transportation Department of concealing evidence that air bags were at risk of exploding and burning passengers. Five years later, he continued to attack the air bag as a “defective instrument” that “does not work except in head-on collisions and only in a fraction of those.”.

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Floral Fantasy: Assistance League of San Jose hosts a luncheon and demonstration by Kren Rasmussen of Bloomsters, creating sculptural fall arrangements. Nov. 9, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The Villages, 2800 The Villages Fairway Drive. $80.www.alsj.org. Kristi Yamaguchi’s Downtown Ice: Downtown San Jose’s outdoor ice rink returns. Nov. 16-Jan. 27. Circle of Palms, 120 S. Market St. $15-$17. http://www.downtownicesj.com, 408-291-0525. Handwork for Others Boutique: The class holds its annual Holiday Boutique featuring a variety of handmade items. Handwork for Others provides hats and scarves for the homeless, hats for cancer patients and quilts for veterans. Cash and personal checks only, no credit cards. Nov. 17, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Almaden Community Center, 6445 Camden Ave.