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March 5, 2013
by Mike Sheffey
So it's about that time (at least in my semester) for the first slew of college tests and essays...and time for stress! But don't let it get you down - here are some tips I like to consider when I feel overwhelmed in my studies:
Remember, this won't be your last college exam, there will be room for improvement and it's a learning experience either way. Good luck and feel free to use these tips for all tests and essays, not just the first one!
Mike Sheffey is a junior at Wofford College double majoring in computer science and Spanish. He loves all things music and has recently taken up photography. Mike works for an on-campus sports broadcasting company as well as the music news blog PropertyOfZack.com. He hopes to use this blogging position to inform and assist others who are seeking the right college or those currently enrolled in college by providing advice on college life, both in general and specific to Wofford.
March 6, 2013
by Chelsea Slaughter
The "freshman 15" is not a myth: It's more of a warning because the "freshman 15" can easily escalate into the "freshman 20-40." Adjusting to a new campus and a new meal plan can really have dramatic effect on your body...but only if you let it.
Most dining halls offer a plethora of choices. There's pizza, fries and burgers (oh my!) but consider reaching for smarter alternatives like salads, grilled chicken wraps and steamed vegetables. There is nothing wrong with indulging but just do it in moderation. It's so easy to overeat when unlimited food is in your face every day – try to keep up balanced meals to help your body stay centered.
Being healthy is also about staying active. Check out your athletic center and see what it have to offer. Many campus gyms include cardio rooms with treadmills, ellipticals and stationary bikes; there are also rooms and equipment for weight training...and it's all free of charge or already included in your campus fees! If you need a bit more motivation to work out, most campuses offer group exercise classes. (I personally enjoy step aerobics on Tuesdays and Thursdays and Zumba on Mondays and Wednesdays.)
The gym isn't for everyone so remember that your small efforts add up. Walk to classes instead of driving or taking the shuttle. Toss the Frisbee around on the quad with your roommates or play basketball in the park. It's not so much what you do, it's that you do something!
Staying healthy does not have to be expensive or hard – it's mainly about making smart choices. Don't let that "freshman 15" sneak up on you!
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, is the treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
March 7, 2013
by Carly Gerber
Though most of my posts have been geared toward college students, this one is for the parental readers out there. Scholarships aren't only available to high school and college students but to younger students, too: Not many parents know that they can find scholarships for their children who are as young as 10 years old! What's more, the scholarship programs available to young children aren't as competitive, since not many parents know to search so early for financial aid.
As a parent, you may think financial aid isn't a topic to discuss until your child is in high school but you're not doing your child or yourself any favors by waiting – financial services are available right now! There are just a few easy steps parents can take to receive scholarships for their child. First, see what interests your child and have them join clubs and organizations that will expand on those interests. (For example, if your child loves to recycle and has a natural interest in learning about the environment, have him or her join an environmental group.) Next, add this information to your scholarship search and see where it takes you. Take Avalon Theisen: She began an environmental group at 10 years of age and with her mother Deborah's help, she's already won numerous scholarships. Avalon gets to do something she's passionate about and earn money toward her college education – talk about a win-win!
Like Deborah, search for scholarships using your child's interests and experiences – you may be surprised at what you find! If your child has already entered high school, however, it's not too late to find money for college: There are still PLENTY of scholarship opportunities out there that they can compete for. Work with your son or daughter to complete a Scholarships.com profile, build a resume and start funding their college education today!
Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
March 8, 2013
by Katlyn Clark
Regardless of your school's size or location, there are many ways to get involved on campus. If you put yourself out there, you'll meet students and faculty, discover new interests and find enjoyable ways to spend your time when you're not in class or studying.
When I was looking at colleges, it was very important to me to explore the clubs and organizations each school offered. Campbell, for example, hosted an academic fair where all of the clubs had booths and were giving out information about their organizations. If your school does something like this, I highly recommend going: It's a great opportunity to find where you belong. While at the fair, I saw that Campbell had a newspaper and, given my career path, I really wanted to join the staff; I now work there!
Another way to get involved is to attend your school's sporting events. Cheering on your team can be a lot of fun and you'll often make friends in the stands who share your school spirit and enthusiasm. If you like to play sports but just not at the collegiate level, start or join an intramural team: You'll be able to play a sport you love with and against other students who care as much as you do.
If you like to keep grounded in your faith, there are campus ministry events. Many meet once a week and attending these events is an excellent way to surround yourself with others who share your beliefs.
Whether you do so by volunteering, playing a sport or worshiping in your faith, getting involved on campus is always a great idea. How do you get involved on your campus?
Katlyn Clark is a freshman at Campbell University majoring in journalism and minoring in marketing. She hopes to become a broadcast journalist for entertainment or write for a magazine such as People or Seventeen. In her spare time, Katlyn loves to hang out with friends and family and watch sports; she is a Christian who is so thankful for God's many blessings in her life. Katlyn is from Elizabeth City, North Carolina and loves Tim Tebow, Pinterest, the WWE and cats.
March 11, 2013
by Alexis Mattera
So you're in a group for a class project and not liking it one bit? Welcome to college.
The key to group projects is not about only about dividing the work - a successful group project has its members communicate well, often and without hassle...but what if you get unlucky and end up with a group member you can't deal with?
When dealing with a group member you don't connect with, put all feelings aside and just listen to them. Hear out every suggestion, question and even decode what they aren't saying. When replying, stick to the grandma rule: Would you give your grandma attitude, be sarcastic or complete ignore what she has to say? Of course not, so don't do that to a fellow student.
What if the situation is opposite and you have a group member who is not respecting you? Sit them down, look them in the eye and tell them what you think should been done with this project. (The grandma rule applies here as well.) If you get all worked up, the other person is most likely going to take the same route and that hardly ever turns out well.
If you've tried all of these tips and problems within the group persist, talk to your professor. If he/she can let you work by yourself, do it. It's better than getting a bad grade and having to work even harder for the rest of the class. Plus, you'll probably do a great job anyway!
Samuel "Samwell" Favela is a journalism major at Long Beach City College. He's interested in all things media – he enjoys blogging, Instagramming and hosting his own campus radio show – and is always excited to meet new people. Samwell's educational journey has already taken him from Pomona to Long Beach and shows no sign of slowing down...which is exactly the way he likes it!
March 12, 2013
So I went to a punk and pop punk music show this past Friday in Greensboro, NC and that got me thinking: College is a challenge but you've got to make time for the things you truly value. (For me, that's music.) It's takes some effort to keep doing the things you love when you have three tests to study for, an essay to write, a job to keep up with and extracurricular activities, but I think that keeping up with your passions is a great way to stay grounded in this hectic yet exciting time in your life.
Don't get me wrong – immerse yourself in the culture of your campus, get involved on and off campus, and look into all that your college town has to offer (trust me, I've been searching for a music scene here) but don't lose sight of those things that make you different from others. I can count the amount of punk music lovers at Wofford on one hand but I don't let that stop me from practicing guitar, going to shows here and in my hometown and keeping up with the news of the scene.
Don't be afraid to stand out, stay true to what you love and embrace the fact that you add a certain level of diversity and variety to your campus. Everyone has a hobby, a love or something that makes them different. Realize that it's something that could benefit your campus as a whole: Get involved with clubs of similar interests and better your campus by pushing for what you care about and bring attention to it. Sometimes people won't know they like something nor have similar interests until it's laid out in front of them. Even if that something is far from your major, is just a hobby or is just a fun fact about yourself, share it with your campus. You're part of the community and people want to hear it!
March 13, 2013
Undocumented students are ineligible for federal aid or loans and as a result, many of these students have a difficult time paying their way through college. Accruing enough funds to turn a collegiate dream into reality isn't easy but one appropriately-named student group at Cornell University is certainly doing its part to ease the financial burden.
The DREAM Team is attempting to make the American Dream a reality for Cornell's undocumented students, thanks to a $5,000 reward from the Perkins Prize. Though the initial plan was to give out $2,500 in scholarships and put the remaining $2,500 to DREAM Team events and trips, the group decided it was more important to allot the entire amount to undocumented students in need. The scholarships will be on the smaller side – the DREAM Team receives a minimum of 10 applicants, meaning that awards will be $500 each – but the funds could help awardees purchase the basic necessities to succeed in college. Every little bit helps!
Cornell President David Skorton is proud of his students for being proactive and has said, "Many of us have lost sight of the important contributions immigrants have made – and are making – to our culture and our economy. Their continued contributions are critical to our country's success." Yet, along with encouragement comes negative feedback. Conservatives routinely discourage reform that will give undocumented residents a pathway to citizenship, arguing that allowing illegal immigrants to stay in America will burden taxpayers and increase illegal immigration.
Ultimately, the DREAM Team wants Cornell to expand the financial aid it can offer undocumented students and realize the American Dream for deserving students. Other private organizations are offering similar programs and interested students can find these awards via Scholarships.com. What do you think of the work these groups are doing?
March 14, 2013
Whether you are applying to or already attending college, organization is key to staying on the right track. It's always important to keep up with important files and papers concerning your academic path but how helpful is that if you cannot find what you need when you need it? Organizing can be simple and easy if you know how to do it!
The first thing you must do is get the right supplies and binders, dividers, labels and pocket folders are always a great start. For high school seniors, keeping a binder of all required paperwork will help you stay focused on graduation goals and college application necessities. SAT/ACT scores, college entrance essays, scholarship applications and student transcripts can all be properly filed for easy access, making the application process quick and simple.
Keep this process up in college. Make sure you obtain and file away copies of everything from the school, your adviser, etc., just in case of an unfortunate mishap. (Technology is great but not foolproof!) A binder with dividers works here as well but if you don't have three-hole puncher, pocket folders will do. You may need to refer back to these college documents and it's easier when you know exactly where to look.
These rules also apply to your studies! Even when a neatly organized binder isn't required on the syllabus, it should be considered anyway. Date all of your notes, tests, quizzes, essays and assignments – this makes filing much easier and when you need to remove something, you will always know where to put it back. Organizing your classwork, notes and grades will help you focus on your progress and meet your goals.
These tips may be seem repetitive but they really do make a difference! Student life can get so hectic and without proper organization, it's easy to lose track of what's important.
March 15, 2013
Getting into college is very exciting and prospective and current students aren't afraid to show their school spirit. How can you do the same? Try cheering on your school's teams!
Why should students attend athletic events? Well, you get to cheer on your fellow classmates and represent your school, obviously! Some students go all out with body paint and have a crew to match up together. More of a casual fan? You can still attend, have a great time and possibly win free stuff like t-shirts or other fan merchandise to support the athletics program. If you go to a school that is well known in sports (like UNC Chapel Hill, which I root for during football and basketball seasons), you could even be featured on TV. Let your parents and friends at home know to watch or DVR the game you'll be attending – this happened to me recently and it was cool to see myself on the big screen!
Campbell is not well known in sports but they do have a good athletic program and it's growing every year. We just got a women's lacrosse team and since I know some fellow classmates who play, I went to cheer on my friends. I had NO IDEA about the game before that day but it was an interesting and exciting experience to share with other students who were also trying to learn about the game. For some students, going to athletic events and not knowing anything about a sport can be a good thing: I for one am excited to attend more lacrosse games as the season progresses to see what else I can learn!
While there are other ways to show your support for your school, attending an athletic event is among the most enjoyable ones. Try it!
March 18, 2013
Ah, the post-high school Facebook dilemma. We've all had it: These are people that you've known for a long time or could be people you grew up with but now you just don't want to see the sixteenth picture of their cat or their statuses that no longer interest you in any way. What do you do?
If used properly, Facebook is a fantastic networking tool. Your "friends" could someday be job opportunities – after all, it's who you know that gets you far! – so if they're someone of future interest, stay connected. If they have potential but have a habit of posting things you just don't need to see, however, there's always the "Show In News Feed" option to uncheck. Or consider LinkedIn: This site is a great option for those you may see a professional future with because it's built upon resumes and professionalism instead of "he said; she said" statuses and unnecessary selfie pictures. You're working toward a career, a job and a future and your social networks should cater to the image you want the world to have of you and your passions.
There's also the question of "Do I actually consider this person a friend anymore?" Over time, the answer may become "No"...but it's not a negative: It's just a different chapter in your life. If this is the case, unfriend them or remove them from your news feed (if you're afraid to upset the person). People mature, change and move on – Facebook is great for keeping in touch but it's really best for who you want to keep in touch with.
Don't get me wrong – I'm all about social networking! I utilize Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and everything else I can get my hands on to promote my band, my work, my interests, my activities and my passions. With its groups and "like" pages, it can be a valuable resource for professionals but know when it's time to refocus and reimagine who you are. You aren't the same person you were in high school...and for most of us, that's a great thing!
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Delores M. "Do" "Ma Bloom" Bloom, 86, of Duluth, passed away Friday, Feb. 15, 2013, in Solvay Hospice House with her family by her sid
Delores M. "Do" "Ma Bloom" Bloom, 86, of Duluth, passed away Friday, Feb. 15, 2013, in Solvay Hospice House with her family by her side.
Do was born in Duluth Nov. 25, 1926, to Carl and Freida (Carlson) Peterson. She was a member of Homesteaders, Lakewood American Legion Auxiliary, Rice Lake 55 Club and Nu-Agers. Do always wore a guardian angel pin on the left side of her collar. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends and touched many lives throughout the years. She will be greatly missed.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Axel; son David; parents Carl and Freida; brothers Don and George; and sisters Barb and Cookie.
Delores is survived by her sons, John (Judie), Donny (Jane) and Mike (Andie), all of Duluth; daughters Sue (Buzz) Crandell of Minneapolis, Debbie (Kenny) Natysin of Minneapolis, and Carol (John) Haburt of Duluth; sisters Joyce Smith and Judy Gilbertson, both of Duluth; nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and friends.
VISITATION: 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, and 10 until the 11 a.m. memorial service Friday, Feb. 22, all at the Cremation Society of Minnesota, 4100 Grand Ave., Duluth.
Services entrusted to Cremation Society of Minnesota, (218) 624-5200.
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This park was about a half mile from the beach. They had us and another site hooked up to a 50 amp box together. The breaker kept tripping and when we called the after hour emergency number, we could not get an answer and never did return our call. Found someone who lived in camp ground that knew what to do. Next day same thing happened and we had to go flip breaker ourselves. Owner and wife aware of situation and never came over to apologize or see if everything was working. Says a game room and workout room available but was just some old stuff thrown in corner. They did have a nice little easter egg hunt for the children that was there on Easter morning. Okay for price.


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Whether we like it or not basic Psychology confirms that stereotypes both positive and negative are usually founded in reality. That means all those catchy sayings you've heard about North Carolina country boys being brave polite and simple are absolutely true. See gearheads in the Tar Heel state know all it takes to have a good time is something with an engine something with bullets or somewhere with a little bit of land. And that basic outlook on life is probably why we've built such a great reputation as fun-loving free-spirited adventurers. The all-original time capsule 'Cuda you see here was custom-ordered by one of North Carolina's most fearless backwoods daredevils and spent most of its life sitting in his world-class car and motorcycle collection. Not only is the car packed full of rare and unique options it's also equipped with a top-of-the-line high performance drivetrain still covered in original paint and still cradling a 2010 mile original Hemi V8. We all know time travel however desirable it may be as a phenomenon that's only found in fiction. But when you take one look at this untouched Plymouth survivor the ultimate lowest mileage reference-grade Hemicuda in existence you'll begin to question both your sense of time and perception!
There's a reason per auctions results the 1971 Hemicuda is the most valuable muscle car of all time: they were unique and exclusive cars even when new. And as with any hand-picked hobby car you really can't get a feel for this Plymouth's significance until you thoroughly understand its owner. Zachary Taylor Reynolds born in 1938 lived a life most people only dream about. He was the grandson of the world's biggest tobacco tycoon the son of a prominent political figure and the heir to seemingly unlimited money fame and intelligence. By the early 1900s the Reynolds family's penchant for reckless behavior was already a subject of national conversation. But in the midst of the roaring 20s Zach's dad Dick Reynolds and the uncle Zach was named for sealed the deal by becoming well-known members of New York's Gotham club scene and transporting Mafia bootleggers on their personal planes. Eventually that risky lifestyle gave way to Zach's uncle dying under mysterious circumstances and Dick moving back to Winston-Salem to become a pillar of the community and the Mayor of the city. But Dick was a natural wonderer and although he wanted to settle down and raise his young family he just couldn't resist a chance to sign up for the Navy and rediscover adventure. Unfortunately his combat service in World War II did not quell his appetite for new acquaintances and it wasn't long until his wife Elizabeth learned of her pending divorce via a popular radio news show.
Now charged with raising four kids by herself Zach's mother decided he and his younger brother would eschew the prominent private educations of her two eldest sons in favor of public schools and summers on the family's 12000 acre estate. A few years later with only one parent in the house and 22 miles of fenced in property at his fingertips nine year old Zach had already become an avid gun enthusiast; a skill that would later net him a national marksmanship title. And by the time he attended R.J. Reynolds high school Zach had already established his first motorcycle club and become a race winning rider. Unfortunately the unscathed survival of a few serious wrecks slowly convinced young Zach of his perceived indestructibility and he began spending most of his nights terrorizing the streets of the town his family essentially founded. The police were none-to-happy about Zach's penchant for blatant street racing and daredevil trickery and at his mother's urging made him spend many nights in jail and eventually revoked his license. Not to be outsmarted and knowing North Carolina doesn't require a license to operate a tractor Zach simply re-geared one of his family's rigs and happily chugged up and down Winston-Salem's quaint country roads at speeds approaching 60 MPH. Fortunately all those growing pains weren't in vain as Zach ultimately wanted to become an engineering undergrad student. However his mom insisted he attend Wake Forest University a nearby college that was devoid of engineering programs and Zach eventually swapped educational ambition for enlistment in the Navy.
After four years honing his mechanical prowess in a Virginia ship yard Zach came home to find that his absentee father who was displeased with his daredevil lifestyle had disowned him AND his three brothers. But Zach already substantially wealthy thanks to several independent family trusts had no intentions of changing for anyone and began building one of the world's largest private motorcycle and muscle car collections. The Hemicuda you're currently looking at was special ordered from Ed Owens Plymouth in Winston-Salem North Carolina to be a centerpiece of his amazing collection. Serviced and inspected by Zach's friend Lonnie Maines it's not only one of the highest optioned 'Cudas ever built it's also a fully documented reference-grade survivor that still has many traces of its original owner ingrained in its octane-rich DNA. The car's three fender tags set it up as follows:
E74: 426 cubic inch 425 horsepower Hemi that's equipped with two 4-barrel carburetorsD32: Heavy Duty automatic transmission
BS23: Plymouth Barracuda special: 'Cuda 2-door hardtop
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V6X: Quarter panel sport stripes ($37.55 optional equipment)
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One of the many historical documents included with this amazing Mopar's sale is an original Chrysler broadcast sheet that lists the following factory build sequence:
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D58: Dana 60 rear end that's equipped with 4.10 gears
D91: Sure Grip differential
E74: 426 cubic inch Hemi V8 that's complete with two 4-barrel carburetors ($883.90 optional equipment)
F25: 70 amp Mopar red cap battery
F96: Oil pressure and temperature gauges
G11: All windows tinted ($36.85 optional equipment)
G36: Painted dual outside race mirrors
G41: Day/night interior mirror
H31: Blower-style rear window defogger ($28.90 optional equipment)
J11: Glove box lock ($4.05 optional equipment)
J15: Cigarette lighter
J21: Electric clock
J25: 3-speed variable wipers
J31: Dual horns
J45: Hood pins with lanyards
J55: Undercoating and heavy duty hood pad ($20.80 optional equipment)
J68: Rear window louvers
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L11: Glove box light
L15: Ash tray light
L25: Trunk compartment light
L31: Fender or hood mounted turn signal indicators
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L65: Ignition switch lamp with time delay
L74: Title switch time delay
L76: Heater control lamp
M05: Door edge mouldings ($6.00 optional equipment)
M21: Roof drip trough mouldings
M25: Wide sill mouldings
M31: Belt and hood mouldings
M88: Low decklid moulding
N41: Dual exhaust
N42: Chrome dual exhaust tips
N51: Maximum engine cooling
N65: Seven blade fan with clutch
N85: Tachometer
N96: Shaker hood
P31: Power windows ($101.30 optional equipment)
R32: Dual rear speakers ($25.05 optional equipment)
R33: Microphone ($10.75 optional equipment)
R36: AM/FM stereo that's complete with a cassette player ($337.05 optional equipment)
S15: Heavy duty Hemi suspension that's complete with a front sway bar
S25: Heavy duty firm ride shock absorbers
S77: Power steering ($106.95 optional equipment)
S83: 3-spoke Rim Blow steering wheel ($28.60 optional equipment)
U84: F60x15 raised white letter polyglas tires
W21: Rallye wheels ($54.25 optional equipment)
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One of the coolest things about ''Dr. Zacho'' Reynolds was his unique sense of style. Zach knew actions speak louder than words and he also knew there wasn't one single person on this planet he had to impress. That laissez-faire outlook and subsequent freedom from societal norms allowed him to pull off a certain flamboyance and creativity that ONLY someone of his presence and stature can. I mean do you know anyone else who can don a red jumpsuit wrap up in a black cape ham-fist a skull swagger stick and be taken remotely seriously; let alone look straight badass while doing it? No. That's because Zach possessed a perfect balance of danger charisma and youthful charm that was as intriguing as it was welcoming; and all that character and personality certainly flowed into his cars and bikes.
Being the heir to the Reynolds tobacco empire and having an avid love of Winston cigarettes Zach predictably ordered his brand spankin' new 'Cuda in Chrysler's FE5 Rallye Red a V1X black vinyl top and V6X Hemi billboards. When the car arrived at Ed Owens' dealership a few touch ups were performed on its hood and fenders 70s assembly line quality being what it was and the black billboards were automatically accented with white Hemi letters and white outlining stripes that continued onto the car's profile. As any decent daredevil knows you can't be good at cheating death unless you taunt death; so in addition to having his name painted right above both of the car's door handles Zach commenced decorating its fenders hood and trunk with his typical array of skull decals ace of spades decals and American flag decals. For the first 30 years of its life this is exactly how the car would remain. It was only after a high caliber Mopar collector Steven Juliano bought it from a North Carolina museum that it was returned to 100% factory luster. Steven determined the only way to safely separate the vintage decals from the vintage paint was to carefully scrape them with his finger nails. The painted ''ZACH'' letters on the doors were whittled to a mere outline using a mild buffing compound. And the entire car was treated to a through polish and shine. Today 16 years after that cosmetic freshening this 'Cuda sits as one fantastically straight head turner which possesses new car solidity and looks as if it could have rolled out of Dodge Main yesterday. And lest you think Zach's spirit isn't still with the car one careful look at its doors reveals the faint outline of his official brandings!
Of course even without Zach's unique aesthetic tweaks this sinister stoplight brawler is still very easy on the eyes and STILL some of the meanest looking muscle to ever grace American roads. At the front of the car an optional Rallye Red multiport grille hangs four 1971-exclusive halogen headlights above a showroom fresh chrome bumper original chrome road lamps flush-fitting parking lights and optional wing spoilers. At the top of the car a fresh air hood props stainless hood pins a small chrome ''PLYMOUTH'' script and a ''hemicuda'' branded shaker in front of original tinted glass that's cleared by turtleback wipers and framed by original stainless trim. At the sides of the car original Hemi Fender's hang small turn signal indicators and 1971-exclusive fender gills in front of optional body-matched racing mirrors satin-finished door handles optional door edge guards and dent-free rocker mouldings. And at the back of the car a traditional flat black valence centers a cool silver '''cuda by PLYMOUTH'' emblem and 1971-exclusive tail lights between original rear window louvers an optional decklid wing a second showroom fresh chrome bumper and correct stainless exhaust tips.
Despite his loved ones' constant attempts to dampen his desire for fast cars with storms of personal threats Zach always drove the most impressive metal in town. There was the infamous Catalina 421 Super Duty he purchased for ''family transportation''. There was the 140 MPH NASCAR-built Cobra he bought to outrun a few specific loudmouths. There was his custom-built rocket powered Ford Galaxie that made a 200 MPH pass down Interstate 40 and became unofficially known as The Tobacco King. Hell he even had five planes including one custom-built Pitts which earned him both a national aerobatics title and the nickname Cigarette City Flash! The point is: Zach ALWAYS had a need for speed and an appetite for the very best. And given how well he and his friends maintained his lust-worthy collection the engine bay of this top-dog 'Cuda is exactly how you'd expect it to be. There's an all-original low-mileage Hemi which wears a correct 2468330-2 casting number above a matching 295999 partial VIN. There's a gracious amount of original Hemi Orange overspray that creeps onto the engine's closest ancillary components. And there's original Rallye Red paint covering a firewall and inner fenders that look so fresh they've likely never seen a mechanic's cover. Fuel and air are supplied by two 4-barrel Carter AFB carburetors which are bolted to a high performance intake manifold. Compression is sparked by high quality Chrysler Electronic Suppression wires which are snapped onto an original dual point distributor. Spent gases are expelled through original low restriction exhaust manifolds which seal tight below an obviously vintage set of Organisol coated valve covers. And resultant combustion is cooled by a 26 inch heavy duty radiator that comes complete with original hoses original squeeze clamps and an original fan shroud. Visually this reference grade engine compartment is clean and understated... Well as understated as an all-original matching numbers HEMI can be. The engine cranks immediately and runs just as well today as when it rolled into Ed Owens showroom. And there are tons of little details like specific fuel lines original carburetor hardware original brake booster hardware original coil wiring mild weave hoses and original factory-fill fluids that can't even be duplicated by today's nicest NOS and concours cars.
Ace stunt pilot or not I don't think Zach ever got the wheels of this solid Plymouth off the ground. But if you decide to do just that hopefully via a conventional lift instead of an actual flight plan you'll find a clean original undercarriage that appears so untouched it could have been teleported straight from 1971. The high powered big block spins an original A727 TorqueFlite 3-speed automatic transmission that's branded with a correct 3515849 Barracuda code and a matching 295999 partial VIN. And that heavy duty gear slinger churns torque through an optional Dana 60 rear end that's still equipped with a tough Sure Grip differential killer 4.10 gears and an original factory paper strap that's branded with a build sheet matching 026 part number. At the front of the car an original torsion bar suspension which is complete with a thick sway bar specially tuned shocks and original control arms that still display a thin layer of factory Cosmoline helps increase both drivability and track times. At the back of the car the aforementioned Dana pumpkin utilizes original leaf springs and a second pair of specially tuned shocks to ensure tight turns and drama free launches. Stops come courtesy of an optional power brake system that employs optional front discs and traditional rear drums. Turns feels firm and responsive thanks to a factory optioned power steering. Spent gases are whisked away by an original true dual exhaust system which features an H-pipe crossover rear-mounted resonators and Chrysler branded turbo mufflers. And all this first rate hardware proudly stands on original 15 inch Rallye wheels which wrap original F60-15 Goodyear Polyglas GTs around pristine center caps and spotless trim rings. Aesthetically the bottom of this Super Track Pack 'Cuda is just as reference-grade as its engine bay. And all its original details including optional undercoated floors hasty paint drips standard chalk marks steel chassis hardware and an old school stainless gas tank are precisely where the factory left them.
Ever hear the old southern saying ''I told you this story to tell you another story''? Well I'm going to tell you a short story to tell you an even shorter story. While recovering from a motorcycle accident that landed him in the hospital Zach ordered a small Ham radio to stave off boredom. That little bit of exposure to the hobby excited him so much he built an entire two-room system in his house that could broadcast worldwide. Among other people Zack often talked to the Shah of Iran and Arizona native Barry Goldwater; and his signal became so powerful the FCC would regularly visit his house to complain about his interference with local radio stations. Now I told you that story to highlight a very rare option in Zach's 'Cuda. Because he was such an audiophile he was one of the few guys to actually check the order form for a premium factory stereo that came complete with a microphone jack and a recorder. Of course when it comes to most Hemicudas there are two things to consider: 1) They were bought mainly for performance and 2) The addition of Chrysler's almost $900 Hemi usually didn't leave much room for frivolous extra-cost luxuries. But I guess one of the many perks of being a millionaire heir to the world's largest tobacco company is checking the box for pretty much anything you want anytime. Inside the car a rare split bench front full bench rear seat combination displays virtually no signs of wear at all. Opposite those seats a fresh black dash hangs and a fully-functional Rallye instrument cluster above a standard Music Master AM/FM radio an optional locking glove box and a lit ashtray that still conceals butts from Zach's beloved Winston cigarettes. On the doors sculpted panels proudly hang bold '''Cuda'' emblems above optional power window switches integrated door handles and chrome lock latches. The driver interfaces with the road through an optional three-spoke Rim Blow steering wheel and a chrome column shifter. And the passengers stow their cargo in a virtually untouched trunk that props an original mat and an original Space Saver spare tire below optional rear window speakers an optional rear window defroster and factory wing springs.
Just in case this world class Tar Heel survivor's amazing story isn't enough to impress you it also comes with extensive documentation and the provenance of being part of high profile Mopar collector Steven Juliano's ultimate collection. According to the car's Mopar Action spread Steven who exclusively buys Mopars ''the hardest of the hardcore collectors can only dream about'' wanted to find the ultimate Hemicuda and subsequently put the word out in his inner circle of Mopar aficionados. An associate of well-known restorer Roger Gibson mentioned Zach's 2000 mile survivor and after a few leads Steven finally got a number and made the call. The owner promptly told Steven the car wasn't for sale but did eventually agree to let him look at it. So Steven grabbed fellow Mopar aficionado Tony D'Agostino landed in the piedmont of North Carolina and after two hours of crawling all over this 'Cuda realized he had actually found the kind of survivor that's usually reserved for car guy fantasies. Upon asking Tony his thoughts he received the response ''If you don't buy this car right now I will. And I'll never need to own another Mopar as long as I live.'' And that's all Steven needed to hear to blurt the word ''DEAL!'' before the owner even finished naming his price.
Here's an itemized list of this one-of-a-kind Hemicuda's documentation:
The original broadcast sheet outlined aboveThe car's original factory punch card
The car's original two page window sticker
Ed Owens original bill of sale for the car
A small stack of Ed Owens original warranty and dealership paperwork pertaining to the car
A copy of Zach's original title for the car
The car's original owner's manual
Proof of the car's insurance that dates back to 1971
One of the car's original vehicle registration cards that's dated to 1973
A small hand-written maintenance log
A 1985 North Carolina state inspection that shows the car had only racked up 1928 miles at that time
An extensive write up on Zach Reynolds and his passion for all things mechanical
A copy of the car's cover spread in the June 2005 edition of Mopar Action.
Throughout his life ''Dr. Zach'' was in the company of celebrities rock stars and what most considered the upper crust of society. But no matter who visited him or who he traveled to see he always called Winston-Salem his home and Winston-Salem residents his closest friends. Unfortunately time waits for no one and Zach now pushing his 40s had suffered a series of accidents and was beginning to have premonitions of dying in a plane crash. At the behest of his wife he decided to quit flying altogether and settled into being a mentor and friend for community kids who had long admired his daredevil spirit. One of those kids a local 18 year old had just gotten his pilot's license and was eager to take Zach up to show him a few moves. Given his premonitions Zach was secretly reluctant but his kind nature would never allow him say no to a kid. On that fateful evening in 1979 the tenth anniversary of Zach's national aerobatics championship he would take off from his namesake uncle's regional airport and perish in a terrible plane crash. His friends and fans in Winston-Salem remember him as someone that despite his privileged status was always magnetic warm welcoming and exceedingly generous. And one friend described his perpetual youth by saying: ''When we were 10 Zach was 14. When we were 19 Zach was still 14''.
As an avid gearhead it seems only fitting that Zach Reynolds would pass his gift of perpetual youth to his amazing cars. Flashy unique scary and possessing the best of everything this car the ultimate reference-grade 1971 Hemicuda in existence is a refreshing reminder that extraordinary things ARE still possible and extraordinary things DO still exist. If you're looking for the absolute ultimate muscle car that's guaranteed to please the most discerning collector and serve as the perfect centerpiece to any collection here's your ace in the hole!
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I've been searching for a recipe that was made for me a few years ago, it was a dish that I would think would be more appropriately called corn pudding.
Years ago the person that made it was from Louisiana and I am not in touch with her.
The dish was really rich and not at all the consistency or texture of what I made yesterday. The side dish I remember was more than creamed corn, in between a pudding and not quiche like. Oh so hard to describe, so bear with me.
I found a recipe in my one of my cookbooks for corn pudding that sounded great, Toasted fresh corn and jalapeno, onion and garlic cloves. The dish was good, my husband loved it but it was more like a quiche. I should of known, the recipe called for 3 Tablespoons of flour. Actually, it reminded me of a green chili and cheese egg appetizer/entree more popular in the 90s.
The recipe I'm searching for is more pudding like (as in American pudding) and it was very rich, I think it had to have cream cheese, butter, and it was spicy really spicy. Probably serrano or jalapenoes. She loved hot things and this was really spicy. Perhaps it is a Cajun corn pudding?
Does anyone have a recipe for corn pudding that is like what I'm trying to describe?
I would really appreciate if anyone will share their recipe or point me in the right direction!
Thanks to all of you that answered my corn pudding quesion, great feedback as usual!
I look forward to late August when our corn hits the stands, I'll be using a few of these.
Ironic enough, and I have no idea if it was a rerun but IC had corn as the ingredient.
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I have a recipe for corn souffle, that you use jiffy mix, cream corn, can of regular corn, sour cream and cheese.
Could be the one you are looking for, b/c Paula Deen claims this one too! Maybe it's a Southern dish.
My sons love it. I make it at Thanksgiving, because it's pretty rich.
I am going to say this. After making this on Wednesday, heating the leftovers today, there is a lot to say for this corn pudding/quiche dish. It is good in its own right and hasn't anything to be ashamed about.... I enjoyed the dish very much today, while my family has been munching all along, I've been obsessing on the pudding I remember. Please try these recipes again, they are really good, quiche like or not!
re: chef chicklet
What about this one? You mentioned Poblanos :) I saw this on his show and I have also made it myself. OMG is it good!!
Corn Pudding with Poblanos Recipe
courtesy Tyler Florence2 ears fresh corn
2 cups milk
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
3/4 cup yellow cornmeal
3 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
1 medium poblano, seeds removed, finely chopped
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
3 eggs, separatedPreheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Remove husks form corn and put in a large pot with milk and cream, Set over low heat and bring to a simmer then shut off heat and cover to let corn steep, about 10-15 minutes. Remove corn from milk and cut the kernels off the cob with a sharp knife and set aside.Strain the milk mixture and set back over high heat, add butter and pour in the cornmeal in a slow steady stream, whisking at the same time. Cook and whisk constantly until the cornmeal is blended in and the mixture is smooth and thick; it should look like porridge. Take the pot off the stove and fold in the corn, chives, chopped poblano, and salt and pepper. Mix in the egg yolks, 1 at a time, to make it more like a batter. In a separate bowl, beat the egg whites (use a hand blender if you have one) until they hold stiff peaks. Fold the whites into the corn pudding to lighten it. Coat the bottom and sides of an 8 by 8-inch baking dish with nonstick spray. Spoon the batter into the prepared baking dish and bake for 25 to 30 minutes. When it's done, the corn pudding will look puffed and golden brown, like a souffle. Spoon into the bottom of bowls and serve chili over
Here's my Mom's recipe. She's made this for years, and it's a family favorite.
1 can cream style corn
2 eggs, well beaten
1 cup milk
1 T sugar
3 T flour
2 T melted butter
Mix flour and sugar. Add milk gradually with stirring. Add all other ingredients and place in greased casserole. Microwave, or bake at 350 for about an hour.Mom always cooks this in a Corning French White round casserole. In the microwave. Not sure how many minutes. It puffs up like a gorgeous souffle, and deflates quickly when we pull it from the microwave. I love the texture. I think some cayenne would kick this up if you want.
I just ate a bit of my corn pudding that I made on Wednesday, for a light snack.
I have to say I am not completely disappointed in my dish it was just not the one I was expecting or looking for.
But with these kinds of dishes, I think they can help a person grow their palate and sense of adventure. I added salsa and a sour cream, along with fresh raw purple cabbage and cilantro. I heated the corn pudding, I added fresh cold cabbage and cilantro, sour cream and hot salsa. It was a jubilee of flavors and temperatures!
The flavors were awesome. The textures unbleivably different and yet satisfying.
I am a complete nut for hot and cold, salty, sweet, crunchy, cooked fresh and raw.
Is that crazy or what.I thoroughly enjoyed the small square of corn pudding. -
I do have a recipe for a corn casserole that has cream cheese and canned green chiles in it that somebody brought over after a family death in Texas. I'm sure you could substitute on the chiles if you wanted to make it hot. It is definitely scoopable and not at all like quiche. It was really good, we used to make it all the time for family gatherings, I think we just forgot about it. I will find the recipe and report back. In my mind it was called "Mexican Corn Casserole" but like I said, in my mind.
I have the recipe for a corn soufflé from a box of Cope's dried corn that I will post if your interested.
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This corn dish is mandatory for every thanksgiving and many holiday tables in our family.
Baked corn supreme, from Copes dried corn package.
grind contents of package(7.5oz)in a food processor and add 5 C. of cold milk, 3-1/2 TBL melted butter, 2 tsp salt, 3 TbL granulated sugar, and 4 well beaten eggs. Mix throughly to combine and baked in a pre-heated 375° oven. You can't cut it as it is too loose, as scooping it is the preferred method of serving.
It can be baked in 1 large casserole or smaller ramekins for individual servings
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I haven't seen Cope's Corn on the shelf in ages and I remember that dish from when I was a kid. I remember it as being pretty sweet probably from the dried corn plus the added sugar and definitely custardy with a carmelly taste. Thanks for posting the recipe, I can get dried corn just not Cope's.
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Copes is toasted dried corn. It's an old product from Pennsylvania updated with the use of newer (sweeter) corn. You can get it on the internet from a number of places.
Here's a link to the company's web site: http://www.copefoods.com/#
The web site has a number of recipes for using the dried corn, including corn pudding, souffle and casserole type things.
Here's a recipe for a soup using the dried corn that I've been meaning to try with the tin of Cope's on my shelf:
My mom made "scalloped corn" which was creamed corn mixed with a medium white sauce enriched with an egg, then baked in a casserole topped with cracker crumbs dotted with butter. While mom's version is a basic, no frills recipe, our family cannot imagine a thanksgiving dinner without it. The texture is creamy, not at all quiche-like, and maybe you could build on it to create your cheesy, peppery dish by adding the desired cheeses and jalapeno peppers.
Here's my mom's recipe: Make a medium white sauce from two tablespoons butter, and two tablespoons flour, and one cup milk. Once the sauce has thickened remove it from the heat and temper one beaten egg with a bit of the sauce then slowly whisk the tempered into the sauce. Mix this with one can of creamed corn, season with salt and pepper, top with a half of a sleeve of saltines, crushed, dot with butter, and bake at 325 degrees for about 45 minutes until heated through and bubbly and the top is golden brown.
re: janniecooks
I grew up with a similar scalloped corn dish. Incredibly simple: combine one can of creamed corn with equal amount of milk. Season with plenty of black pepper (and I add garlic, too). Mix in one sleeve of saltines, crushed. Bake in a buttered dish until the corn is set and the top is brown. Thanksgiving is not the same without it !
My mom made what she called baked corn that sounds similar to what you describe except for the spices. I don't have a recipe because she taught me to wing it but basically it's eggs beaten in half and half with salt and pepper and then poured over a casserole filled with corn - fresh, frozen, canned,- whatever she had to hand. Then it's very liberally dotted with butter and baked at 350 until set. Which can take awhile longer than expected. Stick a skewer in to test, it'll come out clean when done. Sometimes she threw in a can of creamed corn which seems to make it even richer. It's not quiche-like, it's custardy when done. The proportions depend on the size of the casserole and enough egg/milk mixture is added to the corn so that it looks like a bowl of cereal with a little too much milk. Best way I can describe it. I would imagine you could spice it up by adding cajun seasonings to the liquid or sweating some fresh peppers and appropriate seasonings in butter and stirring that through the corn before adding the liquid.
What I do that she didn't is I bake it in a water bath. Put the casserole inside a deep baking pan and fill it with water halfway up the side of the casserole. Helps it bake more evenly.


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