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Prince Yahya
Prince Yahya, born in 1817, was the forty-third son of the Qajar ruler Fath cAli Shah (r. 1798–1834). A minor political figure in comparison with his powerful older half brothers, Prince Yahya at the age of five was appointed governor of Gilan, where he was assisted by Muctamid al-Dawla, who is portrayed on a lacquer mirror case displayed nearby. The prince's name and title are inscribed in a cartouche, or ornamental frame for inscriptions, at the upper left. He wears the crown and jeweled ornaments appropriate to his rank, including the Order of the Lion and Sun appearing in a medallion on his chest. On the basis of the depiction of Prince Yahya as a beardless youth of fifteen or twenty with rosy cheeks, the painting may be dated to the 1830s.
Life-size paintings of the Qajar period were originally conceived as components of larger architectural decorative programs, so it is likely that such a work would have been situated within a niche in a royal palace or pavilion. In both patterning and delicate facial features, the painting closely resembles portraits assigned to the court painter Muhammad Hasan.
- Attributed To: Muhammad Hasan, Persian, active 1808-1840
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Place Made: Iran
- Dates: ca. 1830s
- Dynasty: Qajar
- Period: Qajar
- Dimensions: 67 x 35 in. (170.2 x 88.9 cm) (show scale)
- Inscriptions: Inscription in Persian nasta'liq script within cartouche, upper left corner: "Shahzadeh Navvab Yahya Mirza" (His Highness Prince Yahya)"
- Collections:Arts of the Islamic World
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 72.26.5
- Credit Line: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wilkinson
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: Muhammad Hasan (Persian, active 1808-1840). Prince Yahya, ca. 1830s. Oil on canvas, 67 x 35 in. (170.2 x 88.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wilkinson, 72.26.5
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Gurirab was born in Usakos in Erongo Region. In exile from 1962 to 1989, he was Associate Representative of the SWAPO Mission to United Nations and United States from 1964 to 1972, then Head of the SWAPO Mission to the United Nations from 1972 to 1986. Subsequently he was SWAPO's Secretary for Foreign Affairs from 1986 to 1990.
He was a SWAPO member of the Constituent Assembly, which was in place from November 1989 to March 1990, immediately prior to independence, and since 1990 he has been a member of the National Assembly. He was Minister of Foreign Affairs from independence in 1990 until he was appointed as Prime Minister by President Sam Nujoma on August 27 2002, replacing Hage Geingob.
While serving as Foreign Minister, he was elected as the President of the United Nations General Assembly on September 14 1999, serving in that position until September 2000.
Following the 2004 election, Gurirab was elected as Speaker of the National Assembly at the beginning of the new parliamentary term on March 20 2005.
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Sep 1, 2007 Striking Goodyear workers vote on a new labor contract today — one that was painstakingly negotiated between management and the labor union and retirees and ... Steve Tripoli has the rest.
Toyota: No alliance talk
Sep 1, 2007 Following reports that Toyota is considering a partnership with Ford Motors, the Japanese automaker has announced that the two did meet, but says they did not discuss the possibility of forming any alliance.
Toyota, Ford chiefs meet
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Sep 1, 2007 Ford CEO Alan Mulally and Toyota's Chairman Fujio Cho met in Tokyo last week as the first step in potential partnership negotiations. Bob Moon has more.
Looking for some Freeh advice
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Sep 1, 2007 DaimlerChrysler is struggling to explain conduct that used to be legal in Germany but has long been illegal under U.S. law — paying bribes. The company hopes the former head of the FBI can help. Kyle James reports.
Driving to become the Big One
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Sep 1, 2007 Toyota announced it's planning to build 9.42 million cars in 2007, enough to make it the biggest automaker in the world. So we turn to the question: Is bigger really better? Alisa Roth reports.
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Sep 1, 2007 Two rival shareholders are competing to lift auto-parts maker Delphi from bankruptcy. The company may also emerge with a new focus. Alisa Roth reports.
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CU-Boulder's history is one of vision and determination-useful traits for pioneers dreaming of educational opportunities in the days of the Colorado Territory. In 1876, both the university and the state of Colorado were formally established. Forty-four students formed the first class, taught by three instructors. Situated on a "barren and wind-swept plain," Old Main housed not only the first classrooms, but the president's home, the library, and the janitor's quarters.
In the 135 years since that modest beginning, our university has blossomed in size and quality-attracting superb faculty, staff, and students to our breathtaking campus set against the Flatirons. We have built strong academic programs in the sciences, engineering, business, law, arts, humanities, education, music, and many other disciplines. Over the years, we have also claimed a number of Nobel laureates, MacArthur Fellows, and elected members of prestigious national organizations and academies.
Today, we embrace our role as the Colorado's flagship public research university. The rich interplay of ideas across academic boundaries on our campus has fostered a spirit of innovation and discovery that puts us in a unique position-both to serve the people of Colorado and to enhance the well being of humankind through excellence in our teaching, research, creative work, and service.
CU-Boulder has one of the most majestic and popular college mascots in all of intercollegiate athletics, a real buffalo named Ralphie. "Ralphie IV" and her handlers lead the football team out on the field at the beginning and second half of each football game.
The buffalo first appeared in 1934, three weeks after a contest to select an official school nickname by the Silver & Gold newspaper had come to an end and "Buffaloes" was the winning entry. For the final game of the '34 season, a group of students paid $25 to rent a buffalo calf along with a real cowboy as his keeper. It took the cowboy and four students to keep the calf under control on the sidelines, a 7-0 win at the University of Denver on Thanksgiving Day. For a complete history, visit CUBuffs.com.
Since 1888, CU-Boulder students have proudly worn the official school colors: silver and gold, symbolizing the mineral riches of Colorado. Today, black is often used as a background color to provide greater contrast for the gold.
On June 9, 1935, President Norlin, an articulate speaker, gave a baccalaureate address that has become the traditional charge to graduates of the university. It is now read at each commencement on all four CU campuses.
He said in part: "The university consists of all who come into and go forth from her halls, who are touched by her influence and who carry on her spirit. Wherever you go, the university goes with you." This charge has inspired generations of CU graduates ever since.
Alma Mater Song
Hail, all hail our Alma Mater!
Ever will our hearts be true:
You will live with us forever,
Loyal we will be with you.
We will sing forever your praises,
Ever more our love renew,
Pledge our whole devotion to you.
Dear old CU!
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The first University Bell was hung in the belfry of Old Main in 1878. It signaled class changes until 1926, when a large crack appeared during the celebratory ringing that followed a football victory over the Colorado School of Mines.
The carillon bells (a set of bells played by a keyboard) are located in Macky Auditorium and they can be heard ringing out across campus at the top of the hour.
As a member of the Boulder community and the University of Colorado, I agree to:
I will strive to uphold these principles in all aspects of my collegiate experience and beyond.
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For 63 years, experts in every field imaginable have converged on campus for a week in April to discuss everything from cancer and the justice system to alien encounters and what makes a person attractive. The conference has attracted many notable people including Patch Adams, Eleanor Roosevelt, Molly Ivins, Arthur Miller, R. Buckminster Fuller, Steve Allen and Roger Ebert, to name a few.
See the schedule for the Conference on World Affairs
For more than five decades, summer evenings at the Mary Rippon Theatre have rung with laughter and lament as professional and amateur actors bewitch audiences. The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is the second longest running Shakespeare festival in the country, and in 1975 it became the seventh theatre in the world to perform the entire Shakespeare canon.
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Mike: Welcome ladies and gentlemen to IWA Sunday Night Chaos!
Rocky: We have a lot of action in store for you people here tonight, and ...
Chris Divine's new music blares over the PA system, as the fans actually cheer for Divine. He walks out from the back carrying the JBW Intercontinental title on his shoulder. He stands at the top of the ramp for a moment, before making his way down the ramp and into the ring.
Mike: Wow! What a way to start Chaos off, with Chris Divine!
Rocky: Last week, he and Tommy Thunder shocked the wrestling world, when Divine challenged Thunder to a match, 1 year in advance.
Mike: It's official, Tommy Thunder vs Chris Divine for the first time at Destined for Immortality II. The question now is..what's next?
Rocky: We know Tommy Thunder isn't here tonight. So I'm wondering what Divine has to say.
Divine is in the ring, where he now has a mic, as his music fades. He raises the microphone, while looking around.
Divine: One year. One year from now, Divine will stand in this ring, and face arguably the biggest name in wrestling today...Tommy Thunder....
The fans immediately erupt in a huge Thunder chant.
Divine: One year...but that leaves everyone wondering...what is going to happen with Divine in the next year. Divine has been hit up on twitter, Divine has been hit up on facebook, Divine has been even hit up on myspace..that's how many people have been wondering what is going on with Divine. So...Divine is going to lay it out for all of you. Divine has considered leaving...Divine has considered leaving IWA, leaving EWNCW, leaving JBW, and going over seas to hone Divine's skills. Hell, if Divine is wanting to beat Thunder, if Divine is wanting to put on a 5 star, unforgettable match, then Divine needs to adapt, and over seas, they have technical, hardcore, high flying, they have it all!
Mike: What!? Chris Divine can't leave!
Rocky: Let him leave.
Divine: Divine isn't leaving though..no...Divine is staying here in IWA. So that still leaves the question, what's next. Well, Divine has sat back on the sidelines, in ICW, and in IWA, and watched, as people like Van Hooligan X, AJ Dixon, and Shaz, stood at the top of the mountain, and made the company they represented look like a fool while holding the world title. See, that's the problem. This company has never had someone at the front, at the top, who these fans can get behind, who these fans can cheer for, and who took the title to a whole new level. Yeah, there was Kyojin, but let's be honest, he won the World title just as ICW closed, and yeah, there was KJ Punk, but come on...he is best known for his catch phrase. His singular catch phrase. Divine means, atleast Divine has multiple catch phrases!
Divine chuckles, as some fans laugh and cheer, but a few boos are heard.
Divine: So...Divine stands here, wanting to bring a change to IWA. Now, Divine knows Smokey set up this beat the clock challenge for AJ Dixon and KJ Punk....but Divine doesn't care. Divine wants Shaz 1 on 1 in this ring, Divine wants to take Shaz to his limit and become the new World Heavyweight Champion! So...Shaz...Divine is not leaving this ring until you get your ass out here...
Divine stands, waiting to no reponse.
Divine: Divine is waiting....
Mike: That's not Shaz' music! Who is it!?
Rocky: No..it can't be....he can't be in IWA....
A man walks out from the back, to nothing but boos from the fans.
Mike: ARTEMIS ECLIPSE! MY GOD!
Eclipse immediately runs down the ramp, as Divine drops the belt and mic, as Eclipse slides into the ring, and the two are immediately going at it! They are going blow for blow, exchanging shots, as Smokey comes out from the back, onto the ramp, as he motions. Officials from the back come running out, as Smokey and the officials run into the ring, trying to split the two men up.
Mike: It's no use! They can't keep Divine and Eclipse apart. These two men hate each other!
Rocky: Here comes the locker room!
Wrestlers from the back, Smyth, Blue, Layman, Pamich, Adonis, Black Blooded, Damaged Goods, and others, all come running out from the back, right into the ring. They try splitting the two men up and for a moment, they have them to separate sides. Eclipse breaks free though, and jumps through the air, coming down on Divine and the people holding him back. Eclipse just starts wailing off, hitting anyone in sight, as he is pulled back somewhat. Divine breaks free, as he spears Eclipse down, and begins to nail him with shots as well. The two men are finally pulled apart, as wrestlers and officials pull Divine out of the ring to the outside.
Mike: My god! Eclipse is in IWA! This changes everything!
Rocky: Why is he here!? What does that bastard have to do with this company!?
The two men are still trying to break free, but neither are able to.
*The camera cuts backstage where Extremely Lethal, in white lab coats, is not sitting in a laboratory, but on stools. Their backs are to the camera, where they are staring at two whiteboards with equations on them. They then turn toward the camera.*
Venomous: So we didn't win last week in round one of our experiment to prove our hypothesis. But that is why we are conducting seven rounds of studies, because all we have to do is win four.
Carbon: Pardy Boyz, they got lucky last week, they escaped our grasps, but that is only for one week, we still have up to six weeks left, six rounds of testing we have to perform to prove our hypothesis. They can't escape the lethal beating we will be giving them during the course of this experiment.
Venomous: See what we have here…
*Venomous and Carbon turn slightly to give the camera a view of the whiteboard, which has various numbers and equations, as well as drawings which seem to be replicating their match with the Pardy Boyz from last week.
Venomous: Is an equation that calculates the exact moment at where we no longer had a chance of winning the match. We calculated this mistake with our human error percentage, and have come out with a strategy of what the Pardy Boyz will do, and if we see that, we know this will signify they are coming close to winning, and won't make the same mistake twice.
Carbon: We are chemists, but we are also professional wrestlers, and our knowledge allows us to calculate and pinpoint what we need to do, and what we need to fix.
Venomous: But we don't just only calculate, we mix, and our elements, our in ring style proves that when we mix with the Pardy Boyz, the beating we will give them, won't let them last seven rounds. We may have lost the first round, but don't think for a minute the Pardy Boyz came out the same. They're hurt and they know it and with six more rounds of testing to go, we're going to last longer, they won't be able to last all of the testing rounds
Carbon: We may be down zero to one, but we are going to get those IWA Tag Team title shots. We are going to win this series, and we are going to validate our hypothesis. Pardy Boyz we will see you next week for our second round of testing, our second match. You're not going to last seven rounds, because we are lethal in that ring… Extremely Lethal!
*They turn back towards the whiteboards and put their cameras to the back as they study the whiteboards more. The camera then fades away.*


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This annual student exhibition simulates the real world
experience of a professional juried art show. The show has the tradition of
selecting a different artist as the juror each year from outside of Ball State.
The School of Art honors the outstanding student artists with a series of
awards presented during the award ceremony.
Reception and Awards Ceremony: Friday, Feb.21, from 6–8 p.m.
(awards ceremony at 7 p.m.)
The "79th Annual Student Art Show" will be on exhibit from Feb. 11 to March 15.
The Atrium Gallery is located on the first floor of the Art and Journalism Building (Room 101). It is open Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, 1–4 p.m. The gallery is closed on Sundays, Mondays and all university breaks and holidays.
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How to use the echo effect to move between tracks
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Free Monthly "Movies with a Mission" Screenings Explore African Diaspora
The Alexandria Black History Museum is continuing its partnership with SankofaSpirit to share the "Movies with a Mission" program with Washington, D.C., area audiences this spring. The screenings are held at 4:30 p.m. on the second Saturday of each month from Saturday, April 14 through Saturday, June 9, at the museum, 902 Wythe Street.
"Movies with a Mission" are free monthly films from and about Africa and the African Diaspora that seek to inform and inspire dialogue. Screenings will be followed by a discussion and gallery walk. Reservations are requested, as seating is limited. For more information or to make a reservation, please call 703.746.4356. The following films will be offered this spring:
April 14 – "Black Gold"
Multi-national companies have made coffee the second most valuable trading commodity in the world. But as westerners revel in designer lattes, impoverished Ethiopian coffee growers suffer the bitter taste of injustice. Tracing one man's fight for a fair price, Black Gold is an eye-opening exposé of the 80-billion dollar coffee industry. (78 minutes)
May 12 – "Slavery by Another Name"
Slavery by Another Name challenges one of Americans' most cherished assumptions, the belief that slavery in this country ended with the Emancipation Proclamation. The film tells how even as the institution of slavery came to an end in the South in 1865, thousands of African Americans were pulled back into forced labor with shocking force and brutality. It was a system in which men, often guilty of no crime at all, were arrested, compelled to work without pay, repeatedly bought and sold, and coerced to do the bidding of masters. Tolerated by both the North and South, forced labor lasted well into the 20th century. (90 minutes)
June 9 – "Banished: An Investigation into Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Reconstruction America"
How did three U.S. towns make African Americans disappear? Marco Williams, award-winning filmmaker of Two Towns of Jasper, visits some of the whitest counties in the country to confront the legacy of "banishment" – a wave of racial purging that tore through the South 100 years ago. Williams sits down with Ku Klux Klan leaders, white residents of these all-white communities, as well as descendants of the banished alike, opening the wounds of history. Will he help these communities heal? Is reconciliation or any form of reparation possible? (89 minutes)
Founded in 2002, Atlanta-based SankofaSpirit is dedicated to providing cultural and educational programs and services that focus on Africa and the African Diaspora. Through its programs and services, SankofaSpirit encourages people of African descent to reconnect with their great legacy. For more information, please visit www.sankofaspirit.com.
The Alexandria Black History Museum is located at 902 Wythe Street in the heart of the Parker-Gray Historic District and is open from Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. To learn more about the museum and Alexandria's rich African-American heritage, please visit www.alexblackhistory.org.
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FORT WALTON BEACH — Incumbent Mayor Mike Anderson and challenger Al Stearns have more in common than most voters might know.
=Both men served in the Air Force. They have lived in Fort Walton Beach for more than 30 years and are active in numerous community organizations.
Most of all, Anderson and Stearns share a passion for promoting the city to the rest of the world.
"Marketing is what I do best. Marketing this city is what I want to do," Stearns said. "I want to tell the world this is the place I've chosen to live."
For Anderson, his two terms have been about resilience in the face of hurricanes, an economic recession and the BP oil spill of April 2010.
"The community spirit didn't change," he said. "And being the ambassador for the city, I was happy to go around talking about the good things happening to our city."
Anderson and Stearns will square off at the polls Tuesday's municipal election.
If elected, Stearns said he would support imposing term limits on the mayor's office.
"Northwest Florida tends to have mayors that stay onboard forever," he said. "I just believe a fresh face is very, very important to the public. … Without change we're just doing more of the same."
Stearns also wants to help residents become better educated about the City Council.
"I would like for residents to have a better understanding of what we do, why we do it and how we're going to pay for it," he said.
Stearns likened the mayor's role to running a business.
"I've had to do the things that you do to make a business successful, and the bottom line is you're successful when you have satisfied customers," he said. "Everybody deserves to be treated as a customer. Those are the people we're employed by and working for."
Anderson said one of his top priorities will be to pay more attention to the city's distinct neighborhood groups.
"We became dormant in some of our neighborhood meetings," he said. "We need to bring that back to life. Seabreeze is different than Elliot Point that's different than Kenwood that's different than the Beal Parkway neighborhood."
Anderson said he has identified 11 neighborhoods in the city and would like to see city assist them with projects.
He also plans to promote the investment of Community Redevelopment Agency funds just north of downtown.
"We've concentrated a lot downtown, but now we need to go between (U.S. Highway) 98 and Hollywood (Boulevard) and see what we can do in those areas," he said.
Anderson said there are "good opportunities" to refurbish and modernize much of that area.
Stearns said he is excited about the potential of the Landmark Center, slated for the corner of Perry Avenue and U.S. 98, to draw more visitors to Fort Walton Beach for dining and shopping.
Both candidates say they support consolidating the city's aging recreation centers into one facility on Jet Drive.
"That is probably one of the smartest things the city has done in a long, long time," Stearns said. "Once we have that facility, then we can go out and market ourselves and compete with Pensacola and Panama City Beach, the places that have these up-to-date facilities."
Anderson agreed, adding that he's "very confident" the project will be completed.
"It's a zero-sum game. We've just realigned dollars," he said.
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Tonyblack secretly wrote:The story is basically that a boy with psychiatric problems reaches a point where his life takes a different path. It starts when he meet a horrifyingly costumed bunny named Frank. I think this is a reference to a very old movie called Harvey about a man how sees and talks to a giant invisible rabbit named Harvey.
The rabbit, Frank is something of a mystery but we learn that Frank is speaking to Donnie from the other end (sort of) a wormhole in time. Frank is also the boyfriend of Donnie's sister in his Halloween costume.
While Donnie is sleepwalking and meeting Frank for the first time an aircraft engine crashes through the roof of Donnie's house and crushes his bedroom. Significantly Donnie is saved by not being there. The engine is a mystery because the FAA have no idea where it came from.
It actually came from the future and in fact from an aircraft that Donnie's mom and sister will be on if the present continues in the way it is.
After a whole series of bizarre events Donnie discovers the way to time travel by using wormholes. What he actually does is bring a jet engine from the future to crush him to death in his bedroom. But at the same time he saves the lives of his girlfriend and his mom and sister.
This is a case of Donnie's life disappearing up the wrong leg of the trousers of time.
Hope that helps. You might want to try Googling about the movie. It's a real cult classic and there's a whole batch of websites and articles about it online.
That happens to him after Wadfest weekend as well.chris.ph wrote:my god jasons morphing into a small wrinkled creature
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compatibility with ipad 2
is the Apogee ONE USB Microphone compatible with the iPad 2, AND how does it compare to the Blue Yeti Mic? TY, JR
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Although I don't disagree with the previous answer to this question, someone (not me) made this device work with an iPAD. Check this out on Youtube under
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You'll need a mic specifically designed to work with an iPad. Most USB devices do NOT work with iPhones/iPads/iPods; never assume something does unless iPhone/iPad/iPod support is clearly stated.
The only "iDevice" mics that I am aware of are a) Apogee's "Mike" (not yet shipping), b) Blue Microphones' "Mikey" (iPod only), and c) IK Multimedia's "iRig Mic" (just started shipping). There may be others that I am not aware of.
The Apogee ONE and Blue Yeti are both excellent products, imho. Of course, the ONE is an audio interface (DAC) plus a (very good) internal mic plus connector for an electric guitar/bass (or other instrument that can be connected to 1/4" audio cable) plus an XLR analog mic connection.
The Yeti is a digital (USB) mic that can record in stereo. The ONE can only record in mono (output is stereo).
Since both are excellent products, I would suggest a key question to ask yourself is whether you're looking for "only" a USB mic, or for a multi-function product (DAC, mic, etc). Also if stereo is critical, or if mono for recording is fine for your needs.
The ONE is very portable (small and light). The Yeti is quite large and relatively heavy, much more so than might be apparent looking at a picture online. It's not something most people would want to add to their briefcase.
The Yeti is truly plug and play; no drivers are required. All controls are on the mic itself. The ONE requires some simple software/drivers (included, but download the latest from Apogee's web site rather than using whatever comes in the box). Once installed, you can control the ONE either using the silver knob on the device, and/or through Apogee's "Maestro" software. Apple music products (GarageBand, Logic) have hooks into Apogee hardware (nothing similar is required for the Yeti, since it's "just" a mic).
Of course, you can also get both.
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Performing a radio show on the theater stage can be demanding for the performers who are using words to set scenes and for an audience required to use its imagination.
An audience, however, doesn't need a great deal of guidance in scene-setting when watching the clever cast performing "It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" at Byrum Hall at Anderson University. The performances are at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and next weekend, and at 2:30 p.m. this Sunday. It's the second year for this radio play and it could become a seasonal tradition for families seeking a novel way to celebrate Christmas.
[Photo: Tristen Rodden and Anne Barlow exchange dialogue as George and Mary Bailey in "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," being performed this weekend and next at Anderson University's Byrum Hall.]
The story, of course, celebrates the Christmas spirit of a small community, Bedford Falls, N.Y., as town favorite George Bailey contemplates suicide after losing his friends' life savings to the conniving Henry Potter.
The play, directed by Matthew Socey who allows the students room to explore their characters, is a 90-minute reading of the Jimmy Stewart-Donna Reed movie classic from 1946. Five performers stand in front of microphones inside a radio studio. Nearby are pianist Emily Farris and four women (Rachel Fleenor, Raechel Robertson, Kelsie Wessel and Cassi Russell) providing sound effects: the snap of a dollar bill, footsteps in the snow and the oft-heard shutting of a door.
This version seems spunkier and wittier than last year's show as the cast of 10 keeps the dialogue and facial expressions lively.
Tristen Rodden is a fine choice as the everyman that George Bailey represents. Rodden stays in humble character as the cast works adds laughter while switching in and out of their roles. (You can chortle whenever you need in this intimate on-stage setting.)
Anne Barlow, as George's wife Mary, helps define the Baileys' goodness. Her eyes sparkle as she matches Donna Reed's sincerity. Rodden and Barlow develop a tender relationship. Even when Rodden details George's dreams, Barlow watches with admiration.
Colin McCord takes on 15 roles, even switching mid-sentence from a panicky Uncle Billy into a softly-snarling Potter. Though some of his muggings are outlandish, his range is uncanny, from a whiny kid to an old man with backwoods swagger.
Kirsten Huber superbly runs the course from the vixen Violet to a distinguished bank examiner. Jordan Moody brings smile and charm to his roles, including the critical gotta-be-innocent portrayal of Clarence the guardian angel.
All the efforts, however, underscore the power of radio and the thrill of the stage.
The audience may want to focus on the words but there's a lot going on behind the lines. All 10 on stage, along with the stage crew, bring "It's a Wonderful Life" together for a touching Christmas memory.
—Scott L. Miley is a reporter for The Herald Bulletin. Story republished with permission.
Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson University continues to be recognized as one of America's top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 65 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, music, nursing, and theology.


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Northern DistrictsProudly supporting KS Williamson, TG Southee, TA Boult, DG Brownlie, BJ Watling, CJ Anderson, MJ Santner and IS Sodhi
This is just awful captaincy from Taylor. Undoing a lot of the good will he earnt with his first innings knock.
No sky here, how much is Astle turning it? NZ leggies traditionally aren't big turners of the ball (thinking of BGK Walker, Lance Dry etc).
Scott Styris > You.
He's turning it enough but there's not a great deal of fizz or bite in it, it's sticky, slow turn.
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Lance Dry! Only a man with the arrogance of Lance Dry could post that. For all our viewers, that is mouthy Wellington club bowler Lance Dry.
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Credit where it's due - he did play a handful of FC games in the 90s - Lance Dry | New Zealand Cricket | Cricket Players and Officials | ESPN Cricinfo
had a point a couple of years back though. the constant selection of club cricketers from other countries that didn't score any runs or take wickets ahead of the likes of Boam and Friday was a disgrace. NZC should have let them know in no uncertain terms what a mess it was.
if he's going to anticipate it, legside york him
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Let's get something straight. Thelema is most certainly satanic, but it is not in any way, whatsoever, Satanism. Now, I am sure many reading this statement will ask, what's the difference? The answer lies in the role Satan plays. Continue reading
Mysticism: Nature or Nurture?
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"No spiritual development begins without that person having a mystical experience," claimed my friend Hans in recent conversation. We had been discussing mysticism and he made a few points that made me pause. He continued, "Mystical experience connects a person to the higher states of being. Without this, no one make any serious progress on the spiritual path." I thought this was a rather provocative statement and asked him to clarify. He said that only once someone has tasted the ultimate can they really begin to direct themselves and their actions towards it. Until then it is like trying to create a trail with no guide or point of reference in sight.
I must admit I was taken aback by such a frank assertion, one he was quite adamant was universal. Additionally, I take seriously Aleister Crowley's warning about the ways mysticism can delude a person and have thus always been suspicious of it. I pointed out how Crowley noted that mysticism was all subjective and lacked any kind of objectivity. Hans countered that this is wrong and that all true mysticism connects to a universal higher reality to which all humans share access. Humans, he claimed, were "wired" for these mystical states. He then pointed to all the great religions and mystics and said they all went up different paths to the same mountain peak.
I asked then, why did each of these mystics have such different responses to the same experience. Why did Jesus appear as the sole son of God after his time in the desert while the Buddha, Mohammed, Theresa Avilla, and so many others had different responses? Continue reading
Embracing questions
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I have always liked the motto Aleister Crowley gave to his journal The Equinox: The Method of Science—The Aim of Religion. The first part in particular. Today science is something that many people connect with technology. In some sense, science and technology are inseparable. The beginning of the twentieth century was not without its technologies either. The Equinox began to be published in 1909 and by then, early versions of today's ubiquitous technologies were emerging. The escalator, air conditioner, neon lights, gas-motor powered airplanes, vacuum diode, sonar, instant coffee, and even the theory of relativity all came to life in the first decade of the twentieth century. But when Crowley stated "The Method of Science…," he was not talking about any of these technologies, nor ones to come. Instead he was referring to the way science is approached and practiced. Science has a method and at the centre of that method are questions.
When Crowley advanced the method of science it was, more than anything else, an attitude or an approach to reality. It is one of curiosity, open mindedness, and discovery. It was a method that elevates the question and only sees answers as doorways to other questions. Continue reading
Thelemic Will: Its Positive and Negative Implications
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The basis of Thelema is the Will (which is Thelema itself in Greek). The command "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" (Liber AL I:40) and "There is no law beyond Do what thou wilt" (Liber AL I:60) is often distinguished from the often misunderstood and mistranslated statement of "Do what you want." Why is "Do what thou wilt" different from "Do what you want?" and is it similar in some respects? On this point, we may examine the positive and negative aspects of Thelema/Will insofar as positive means affirming and negative means denying. Continue reading
Thelemic Values: A New View on Morality
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Ye Olde Morality
Most Westerns are familiar with the Ten Commandments that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai – the ten "thou shalt not"s. This system of ethics as set forth literally in stone by God and delivered through Moses is practically the perfect symbol of what I propose to call "old morality." Old morality consists essentially in the belief that there is an absolute law of conduct, often rewarded with promises of heaven or some kind of pleasure and punished with verdicts of various types of suffering, even eternal suffering in a fiery "Hell." This notion of absolute morality is most apparent in the Jewish religion, with its ten commandments (Judaism actually has 613 commandments in total), but it also appears in both Christianity and Islam (the "five pillars of Islam"). Both of these religions are characterized by their insistence on sin and the punishment of hell following sinful actions. These types of absolute morality are also apparent in many forms of Buddhism where they have "sila," which consists usually of five "thou shalt not"s. In some forms of yoga, there are what is called "yama" and "niyama" which are essentially five "thou shalt"s and five "thou shalt not"s.
Now, this old morality being by definition founded on a notion of "absolute moral conduct," is also necessarily quite inflexible. Not only did Moses invoke God as the source and authority of his commandments, but they were set in two gigantic tablets of stone.
In the course of history, one might say that these commandments, Jewish and otherwise, were necessary for that particular time. It can be agreed that many of these guidelines were (and still can be) effective if employed in the right circumstances, in the right cultures. For example, Continue reading
Thelemic Will
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Subject: re: Uncle Al's "Do what thou Wilt shall be the Whole of the Law":
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>>And you threw the Crowley quote as if to say it
>>means nothing more than, "do what ever you want to".
>>In which case… if that was what it meant, that is
>>what it would read.
> >that is what it reads….i think..to me it is. anyone
>else care to suggest it means otherwise? i know there
>are some more qualified than me on this list on
>Crowley's works…
Thelema is a Greek word meaning "Will". The way that Crowley used the term, he meant *Will* as in a Path that one follows in Life. It has a kinda "higher" feel to it, in that one's life should be spent discovering and then following their "True Will" (cf. *will*, as in a mere fleeting desire or want). Continue reading


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Interactions among Travel Vaccines & Drugs
Vaccines and medications are prescribed frequently in pre-travel consultations, and potential interactions between vaccines and medications, including those already taken by the traveler, must be considered. Although a comprehensive list of interactions is beyond the scope of this section, some of the more serious interactions of commonly used travel-related vaccines and medications are discussed here.
In general, concomitant administration of multiple vaccines, including live attenuated immunizations, is safe and effective. Administering a live-virus vaccine within 4 weeks after administration of another live-virus vaccine can decrease immunogenicity to the second administered vaccine. This observation has given rise to the recommendation that live-virus vaccines should be administered the same day or ≥4 weeks apart. If the 4-week span is not achievable, the second vaccine may be administered sooner to afford some protection, but it should be readministered ≥4 weeks later if the traveler is at continued risk. A recent study examining concurrent administration of the yellow fever vaccine with the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine in 12-month-old children showed slightly reduced immunogenicity to yellow fever and mumps components, compared with responses following separate vaccination with MMR and yellow fever vaccine 30 days apart. The clinical significance of this finding is uncertain at present.
Oral Typhoid Vaccine
Live attenuated vaccines should generally be avoided in immunocompromised travelers, including those who are taking immunomodulators, calcineurin inhibitors, cytotoxic agents, antimetabolites, and high-dose steroids.
Antimicrobial agents may be active against the vaccine strain in the oral typhoid vaccine and may prevent an adequate immune response to the vaccine. Therefore, oral typhoid vaccine should not be given to people taking antibacterial agents. Vaccination with oral typhoid vaccine should be delayed for >72 hours after the administration of any such agent. Parenteral typhoid vaccine may be a more appropriate choice for these people.
Chloroquine and atovaquone-proguanil at doses used for malaria chemoprophylaxis may be given concurrently with the oral typhoid vaccine.
Rabies Vaccine
Concomitant use of chloroquine may reduce the antibody response to intradermal rabies vaccine administered for preexposure vaccination. The intramuscular route should be used for people taking chloroquine concurrently. (Currently, intradermal administration of rabies vaccine is not approved in the United States.)
This section describes some of the more commonly encountered drug interactions. Any time a new medication is prescribed, clinicians should check for any interactions and inform the traveler of the potential risk.
Mefloquine may interact with several categories of drugs, including other antimalarial drugs, drugs that alter cardiac conduction, and anticonvulsants. Mefloquine is associated with increased toxicities of the antimalarial drug lumefantrine (available in the United States in fixed combination to treat people with uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria), potentially causing fatal prolongation of the QTc interval. Lumefantrine should therefore be avoided or used with caution in patients taking mefloquine prophylaxis. Although no conclusive data are available with regard to coadministration of mefloquine and other drugs that may affect cardiac conduction, mefloquine should be used with caution or avoided in patients taking antiarrhythmic or β-blocking agents, calcium-channel blockers, antihistamines, H1-blocking agents, tricyclic antidepressants, or phenothiazines. In general, mefloquine should also be avoided in travelers with a history of seizures. Mefloquine may also lower plasma levels of a number of anticonvulsants, such as valproic acid, carbamazepine, phenobarbital, and phenytoin; concurrent use of mefloquine with these agents should be avoided. Mefloquine can also lead to increased levels of calcineurin inhibitors and mTOR inhibitors (tacrolimus, cyclosporine A, and sirolimus) (see Table 8-02). Potent CYP3A4 inhibitors such as macrolides (clarithromycin, erythromycin), azole antifungals (ketoconazole, voriconazole, and itraconazole), and antiretroviral protease inhibitors may increase the levels of mefloquine, increasing the risk for QT prolongation. CYP3A4 inducers such as efavirenz, nevirapine, rifampin, and rifabutin may reduce plasma concentrations of mefloquine, and concurrent use should be avoided.
Chloroquine may increase risk of prolonged QTc interval when given with other QT-prolonging agents (such as sotalol, amiodarone, and lumefantrine), and the combination should be avoided. Chloroquine inhibits CYP2D6; when given concomitantly with substrates of this enzyme (such as metoprolol, propranolol, fluoxetine, paroxetine, flecainide), increased monitoring for side effects may be warranted. Chloroquine absorption may be reduced by antacids or kaolin; ≥4 hours should elapse between doses of these medications. Concomitant use of cimetidine and chloroquine should be avoided, as cimetidine can inhibit the metabolism of chloroquine and may increase drug levels. CYP3A4 inhibitors such as ritonavir, ketoconazole, and erythromycin may also increase chloroquine levels, and concomitant use should be avoided. Chloroquine inhibits bioavailability of ampicillin, and 2 hours should elapse between doses. Chloroquine is also reported to decrease the bioavailability of ciprofloxacin and methotrexate. Chloroquine may increase digoxin levels; increased digoxin monitoring is warranted. Use of chloroquine could possibly also lead to increased levels of calcineurin inhibitors and should be used with caution.
Tetracycline, rifampin, and rifabutin may reduce plasma concentrations of atovaquone and should not be used concurrently with atovaquone-proguanil. Metoclopramide may reduce bioavailability of atovaquone; unless no other antiemetics are available, this antiemetic should not be used to treat the vomiting that may accompany use of atovaquone at treatment doses. Atovaquone-proguanil should not be used with other medications that contain proguanil. Patients on anticoagulants may need to reduce their anticoagulant dose or monitor their prothrombin time more closely while taking atovaquone-proguanil, although coadministration of these drugs is not contraindicated. Atovaquone-proguanil may interact with antiretroviral protease inhibitors and efavirenz. Cimetidine and fluvoxamine interfere with the metabolism of proguanil and should therefore be avoided.
Phenytoin, carbamazepine, and barbiturates may decrease the half-life of doxycycline. Patients on anticoagulants may need to reduce their anticoagulant dose while taking doxycycline because of its ability to depress plasma prothrombin activity. Absorption of tetracyclines may be impaired by bismuth subsalicylate, preparations containing iron, and antacids containing calcium, magnesium, or aluminum; these preparations should not be taken within 3 hours of taking doxycycline. Doxycycline may interfere with the bactericidal activity of penicillin, so these drugs, in general, should not be taken together. Doxycycline has no known interaction with antiretroviral agents, but concurrent use may lead to increased levels of calcineurin inhibitors and mTOR inhibitors (sirolimus).
Increase in the international normalized ratio has been reported when levofloxacin and warfarin are used concurrently. Concurrent administration of ciprofloxacin and antacids that contain magnesium or aluminum hydroxide may reduce bioavailability of ciprofloxacin. Ciprofloxacin decreases clearance of theophylline and caffeine; theophylline levels should be monitored when ciprofloxacin is used concurrently. Ciprofloxacin and other fluoroquinolones should not be used with tizanidine. Sildenafil should not be used in patients on ciprofloxacin, as concomitant use is associated with increased rates of adverse effects. Fluoroquinolones have no known interaction with antiretroviral agents, but concurrent use may increase levels of calcineurin inhibitors and fluoroquinolone levels, and use should reflect renal function.
Close monitoring for side effects of azithromycin is recommended when azithromycin is used with nelfinavir. Increased anticoagulant effects have been noted when azithromycin is used with warfarin; monitoring prothrombin time is recommended for people taking these drugs concomitantly. Additive QTc prolongation may occur when azithromycin is used with the antimalarial artemether, and concomitant therapy should be avoided. Drug interactions have been reported with macrolides and antiretroviral protease inhibitors, as well as efavirenz and nevirapine, and can increase risk of QTc prolongation. Concurrent use with macrolides may lead to increased levels of calcineurin inhibitors.
No clinically significant drug interactions have been reported to date with rifaximin. Although the drug induces CYP3A4 enzymes, studies of concurrent administration of rifaximin with midazolam, and with a single dose of the oral contraceptive ethinylestradiol and norgestimate, did not show changes in the pharmacokinetics of these drugs.
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09/14/2013 10:25amBensen Johnson, the son of Draper police officer Derek Johnson, was selected to throw out the ceremonial first pitch as the Salt Lake Bees faced the Omaha Storm Chasers in Game 3 of the Pacific Coast League Finals on Friday.
Book Cliffs oil and gas project delayed with compromise
09/14/2013 11:48amExploratory drilling for oil and natural gas in a roadless part of Utah that is revered as a mecca for wildlife has temporarily been put on hold.
Utah businesses prepare for effects health care act
09/14/2013 12:38pmBeginning next month, employers large and small will start open enrollment for health care benefits — a process that will involve the implementation of the controversial Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Rain damage causes trail and road closures in So. Utah parks
09/14/2013 1:50pmThe Rainbow Bridge National Monument is closed indefinitely after a trail washout.
New CEO for Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
09/14/2013 3:51pmSalt Lake Regional Medical Center announced the appointment of Utah native Dale Johns to chief executive officer. Johns previously served in the same capacity at Town and Country Hospital in Tampa, Fla.
$120M construction project planned for I-15
09/14/2013 6:08pmA $120 million construction project on I-15 is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2014. The project will add an express lane in Davis County and replace seven bridges and two interchanges.
2 men to stand trial in fake Mormon missionary robbery
09/14/2013 7:05pmTwo men accused of posing as Mormon missionaries and saying they wanted to talk about religion before pistol-whipping and robbing a Las Vegas man in his home have been ordered to stand trial.
Utah gas prices 10 cents lower than August
09/14/2013 7:30pmAAA Utah reported Tuesday that the current average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in the Beehive State was $3.63 — 10 cents lower than last month and down 18 cents from a year ago.
Flooding threatens Herriman High School
09/14/2013 10:22pmThe front of Herriman High School was flooded following heavy rains Saturday.
Officer killed in crash loved to fly, family says
09/14/2013 10:29pmThe Utah County Sheriff's Office provided law enforcement honors for one of its own Saturday, Sgt. Jay Lessley, who died when a plane he was piloting crashed in Spanish Fork while off- duty.
Colorado flood victims evacuated with help from Utah
09/14/2013 10:35pmSearch and rescue teams � including an 80- person unit from Utah � were working Saturday to rescue Colorado residents trapped in communities cut off from the world because of washed out roads. More rain was expected in those areas Saturday.
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California Gov Jerry Brown agrees to expand state budget for University of California by 4 percent in each of the next four years, and to provide infusion of $436 million toward paying down system's pension obligations; 10-campus system would have to agree to tuition freeze for in-state students in exchange; measures, if approved by Legislature, would end prolonged standoff. MORE
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Evaluations and pay of University of California coaches and athletic directors are now tied to academic performance of its student-athletes. MORE
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Board of Regents of the University of California, despite opposition from students and Gov Jerry Brown, votes 14-7 to approve tuition increases of up to 5 percent in each of next five years. MORE
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University of California Board of Regents gives preliminary approval to plan to raise tuition 27.6 percent over five years; Gov Jerry Brown fails to block measure in last-ditch effort; hundreds of students protest, but university system president Janet Napolitano argues that increase is necessary. MORE
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Dennis Overbye Out There column notes that University of California's plan to de-fund Lick Observatory, first of state's great mountaintop observatories, by 2018 has caused uproar in scientific community; says situation is in some ways representative of research institutions' struggles to balance promising futures against glorious pasts in era of shrinking budgets and diminished expectations. MORE
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University of California president Janet Napolitano continues to face anger and distrust on campuses filled with foreign-born students over her former role in Obama administration's deportation of 1.9 million unauthorized immigrants. MORE
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Janet Napolitano, president of University of California, says $5 million will be devoted to providing special counseling and financial aid for students living in the country illegally; move is aimed at disarming critics who worried she would be hostile to the small but vocal student population. MORE
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California men's basketball coach Mike Montgomery is reprimanded by Pacific-12 for shoving point guard Allen Crabbe during team's 76-68 win over Southern California. MORE
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California Gov Jerry Brown seems determined to restore luster to state's public university system, key part of his father's legacy as governor in 1960s; is twisting arms on issues he has long held dear, like slashing executive pay and increasing teaching requirements for professors, ideas that have long been met with resistance from academia. MORE
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Mark Yudof, president of University of California, says he will step down at end of August 2013, citing health reasons. MORE
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Tanzina Vega Advertising column on how college students, who have often protested over cafeteria food, dorm life and tuition increases, have begun to object to collegiate marketing campaigns as well; latest example of a university coming under pressure over its efforts to rebrand itself is University of California, which after 144 years unveiled a new logo for the university system. MORE
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Californian officials say they will be forced to consider draconian cuts in financing to the University of California system if tax increases proposed by Gov Jerry Brown are not approved; after decades of budget cutbacks, the stellar reputation of the public university system is under increasing threat. MORE
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Occupy movement on California college campuses is transforming itself into a student-led crusade against increases in tuition; after years of watching the state's budget for higher education erode, students are demanding that the state and university administrators find a way to lower tuition that they say is squeezing out the middle class. MORE
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Study undertaken by University of California statisticians designed to address critiques of climate science by skeptics has confirmed that 'global warming is real' and that the world's average land temperature has risen since the mid-1950s; longtime critics of climate science are not satisfied with the report. MORE
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Well in the latest videos from the PRI show, The "dyno' test, They are using the Ipad, with a 30pin ext.cord, but you cant see where exactly its leading to in the dudes hands. I assume the TQi.
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Thanks to the introduction of the LS1 in the late '90s, and the enormous family of LS engines available today, it may seem pointless to revert to old-style small-blocks in the search of power. However, the proven design and affordability of the small-block Chevy is enough to keep interest alive and well, especially for drag racers. As for Mike Farley, he admits to being a "big-block guy" but the small-block in his '99 Camaro certainly gets the job done.
Mike is from Dunlap, Tennessee, and he considers I-40 Dragway his home track, as it's located just up the road in Crossville, Tennessee. The highlight event for the local eighth-mile track is the Bounty Race, a monthly outlaw street car event that brings in lots of wicked-fast machines. Mike competes in the Cheap Street class, which has a minimum weight of 3,200 pounds for small-block cars and requires the use of 28x10.5 (or smaller) tires. For nitrous-fed cars like Mike's, the rules forbid multiple stages and require a nitrous feed line of no larger than AN-4, which puts a limit on how much nitrous is used. Mike does lots of testing with his Camaro and it's paid off, as he's a strong force in the Cheap Street class.
In early 2009, Mike found the car locally and it was completely stripped-a perfect candidate for a drag car. After paying $200 for the hull, he dragged it to his shop and began the transformation. He started by installing a PA Racing tubular K-member and then a set of PA Racing tubular control arms to shed a few pounds off the nose. A pair of QA1 coilovers helps transfer weight to the rear tires, and offers vast adjustability to dial in the launch. Another weight-saving measure is the Aerospace brakes up front, which feature drilled, thin-wall rotors and billet aluminum four-piston calipers. Rolling stock consists of Billet Specialties Street Lite wheels, measuring 15x3.5 up front and 15x10 out back, wrapped in Mickey Thompson racing rubber. The ET front tires come in at 25x4.5, while the ET Drag rears are 28x10.5.
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Hope the op goes well and sorry to hear about the other eye.
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Parkstee wrote:Tonyblack wrote:That's awful. I have a friend with only sight in one eye. Of course that means she has to be really careful about the other eye.Parkstee wrote:In a way i'm glad i'm not the only one who is having a bad time, not been on for a bit becuase last month found out i'm losing my sight in one ee and the only way to save it my other eye is for surgery
Yeah it's knocked the stuffing out of me, it was luck that they found it as I only went to see if I could get contacts and found a major problem caused from my RTA years ago
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Dotsie wrote:I love zombie films, so I don't care if they sprout wings and fly, I'll be watching it
Dotsie wrote:Brilliant! I notice there's also a film version of Isaac Marion's Warm Bodies coming out, cool!
Dotsie wrote:I guess it's just a zombie film with the same name as a famous zombie book, and there the similarity ends. Dare I say, I don't think the book would make a good film anyway.
Dotsie wrote:But the whole point of the book is that they are a slow but unstoppable wave. It's a book about the effect of war on the populace, rather than a book about zombies. I don't think people would go for it.
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