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What's the barn find of the year for 2011?
An unrestored, 9,800-mile 1931 V-16 Cadillac leads a row of barn-find cars at the Fairfield County Concours d'Elegance
I think we can all agree, this is the year the unrestored car came into its own. They've had their adherents for years, ourselves included, and values have been rising, now skyrocketing.
As when anything gets valuable, they start to come out of the woodwork, but unlike Hemi cars six years ago, it's a lot harder to fake a Bugatti stored for the last half-century. Several of this year's cars are truly remarkable, though, and include the last unaccounted-for alloy-bodied Mercedes-Benz 300 SL; two Bugatti Type 57s (including the Ventoux coupe that sold for $337,000 at the Bonhams auction at Fairfield last weekend); a 1948 Delahaye that survived Mount St. Helens; a 1953 Austin-Healey 100S that was a crucial participant in the worst racing accident of all time at the 1955 Le Mans disaster; and the very last unaccounted-for Cunningham C-3.
The great thing is that this is only the beginning. Right now, cars are mostly coming out of the United States and Western Europe, but as the news that these dusty relics can be valuable percolates, it's a only a matter of time until the first Duesenberg emerges from a chicken coop in Paraguay. But until then, the half-dozen below are the standouts (so far) this year. What's your favorite, and why?
1952 Cunningham C-3, the last unknown Cunningham.
1953 Austin-Healey 100S, Le Mans and La Carrera veteran.
1948 Delahaye 135M, Paris show car.
1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, the last unknown alloy gullwing.
1938 Bugatti Type 57 Ventoux coupe, 13,700 original miles.
1937 Bugatti Type 57 sports saloon, body by Van Vooren.
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Just wait until the borders with Cuba open up, see what beauties you will find there…
Does the value go down if its been retrofitted with a Soviet diesel from the '60s and the fenders were taken from a '57 Buick and beaten into shape over a tree stump?
Cuba has a lot of old cars, but they have been used ceaselessly, with virtually no parts, or money to spend on maintenance. Drivetrains have been replaced with Russian engines salvaged from scrapped Ladas, and break fluid is made from shampoo and other household consumer items. I don't think that a single "beauty" will be discovered there, although there are lots of interesting and weird relics!
I have to agree with Big Red. Blessed to be living in a country that doesn't restrict my travel destinations i have been to Cuba twice in the last few years and can attest to the close up coffee can body work on these vehicles. From 100′ they look brand spankin' new, but up close, or from the side they didn't want you to see they are held together with coat hangers twist ties and powered by Massey Ferguson tractor motors under the bonnet. The value may wind up with a new category specific to Cuban Resto's. It is truly remarkable that these cars are still driveable and not vaporized with time and salty air…if only I knew where I put the pictures!!
I had read that the Cuban government had exported the more decent old US cars within the last 10- 20 years by swapping the owners for new Russian economy cars and then selling the US cars for hard currency. Not sure of the veracity of the report but this would have drained the better un-restored or un-butcheredd examples out already.
I'm sure some nice old cars exist in Cuba. It's possible to use and also maintain a car in good shape. Although for the most part in the United States we tend to trade them in, or drive 'em into the ground, scrap 'em and get a new one. —- Amazingly, there is a New Yorker (rust belt state) with a 1966 Volvo with nearly 3,000,000 miles on it, and it still looks sharp!!! He ought to write a book about it!! Cheers, Jon
How could anyone stand to look at a Volvo for 3,000,000 miles? He is a better man than me.
Wow! Looking at these photos, it HAS been the year of the great barn find. I think not only should the car be considered…but the story behind the car. The story behind that barn find Delahaye was just incredible.
My vote goes to the Merc. Terrific story and uber-rare.
I'd have to disagree. For sheer rarity I would think the Bugattis or the Delahaye would lead the pack. Even though the gullwing is rare, there is a fairly good number of restored ones around. I saw 2 this year at one carshow. I don't recall seeing ANY Bugattis outside of a museum…
It's a 1 of 29 ultra lightweight.
Ok.I understand it's a rare car. I would think that the Bugattis would be a 1 of 1 body style, same with the Delahaye. But just the age of the cars themselves, makes those cars a bigger find in my view. I mainly meant that the Mercedes is more "common" if you will, than a Bugatti or a Delahaye, regardless if it is "lightweight" material. They are all remarkable finds and all great cars. And it's great everyone has their own views and opinions. Nobody's right or wrong!!
The Cunningham gets my vote.
None of the 6 above are of interest to me although they are interesting to see. I am more interested in cars and trucks built in the US which have survived in their original condition. I do not relate to Bugatti, Delehaye or other foreign cars as a part of our history in the US market. Now something in the realm of the Oldsmobile Limited that was unearthed recently was one of the most interesting finds……vehicles here that were everyday transportation that survived the scrap drives of the war are great to see, Chevrolet, Ford, Hudson, Buick, Oldsmobile, Chrysler, other orphans………How about a nice survivor truck……..
Good luck on the survivor truck – by their nature, they were never coddled, nor relegated to non-use. Anyone who had money to spend on a vehicle that wasn't being used, wouldn't have spent it on the most basic of vehicles. However, I do know of a 1917 Reo roadster with a pickup bed on it in barn find condition….
Over the years, I have seen a good number of original, low mileage 50 to 60 year old "farm trucks" that have seen very little use other than going from the field to the barn and back. I'm not talking pickups here, but generally 1 to 2½ ton flatbed or grain bodied rig. Because of the seasonal schedule of farming they've seen very little winter use and can be VERY free of rust. And you know where they get parked when they're not being worked.
Old fire trucks from small, rural fire departments can also rack up absurdly low overall mileage and, by their very nature, are very well maintained. Pumpers can acquire some hours on their engines that don't show up on the odometer, though.
The Cunningham was built in the US, early 1950′s, to qualify Briggs Cunningham's Le Mans efforts.
A couple of years ago a mid-30′s Checker conversion to a tow truck was discovered; it's currently undergoing restoration and will remain as a tow truck …
American designers and European designers were not stupid, they kept their eyes on what was going on outside of their own countries and there was influence back and forth. Even back in the day the US did not function in a vacuum. I would really like to see someone with an interest in the history of automobile engineering and design to try to pick out the features in influential automobiles and how they were later taken up or interpreted.
Im with you on that. Love the old American trucks and cars. The old semi cabs ( ie 18 wheelers) are of interest to me.
I have a barn find that just popped up in Mass. Bought it ecently..36 Carry All Suburban.. first suv ..Chevy created the SUV in 1935. This is one great find… Bruce D.
Bruce, Checker beat Chevy on that; they did one in 1931 …
Yep, those carryalls were the best, in fact you have one of the early examples. These had an extraordinary rate of decay so the handful left should be as rare as the Delahayes. These carryalls will be the next examples of barn finds to be discovered as of there rareity in original condition. Similar in the rareity of Knucklehead Harleys and another branch of collecting fit to share space in any collection, great find, ow maybe you can find another 36, GM turned down a million for there carryall used in the Suburban commercials.
Fairfield County of which state? We have one too but I'm pretty sure this didn't take place in Ohio.
I would put my money on the Healey, just for the historical significance.
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The Fairfield County Concours d'Elegance is held in Connecticut each September. It is a beautiful event worth the drive if you can ever get out that way. Remarkable cars and remarkable people all in one place amid remarkable surroundings! http://www.fairfieldcountyconcours.com.
I have a soft spot for the Cadillac. Not that I ever owned one, but they look magnificent!
It has been a great year for barn finds for sure. I would have loved to stumble across that 1931 Cadillac. She doesn't look that bad at all in her current state.
This is why I subscribe to Hemmings – you guys come up with the most INTERESTING stuff!
Marvin is right about Cuba. You'll have freight costs but you won't believe what's there. My favorite two are the Cunnigham for its coherent design, and Bugatti for its history and reminders of days of Art Deco
While it is true that many US trucks were used to their death, there were plenty of exceptions. A classic example would be my neighbor who bought a 1954 Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton stake body truck new. It was used three times each year to bring in and deliver their three annual cuttings of hay. It spent the rest of each year in the barn. Recently they sold it with ~30k miles…for $1. It was in perfect condition. Where was I?
What about the Squire, or is that not considered to be a barn find?
I think this 69 Charger Daytona original owner car is right up there.
Ryan – thanks for the link. This is a must see for any fan of barn finds.
One of the old-car guys around here has a 1928 Packard roadster that's all original. I think he did go through and repaint the wire wheels, but everything else is original. It's a grand old car that I love to see when he brings it out.
When I was in college in Iowa in 1958, a car collector I knew in Winterset had just bought a barn-find 1935 Ford five-window coupe with just a few hundred miles on it. It looked pristine in black with apple green striping and still had its original shiny 1935 Iowa license plates. The guy had died and his wife didn't drive….
Sitting next to the Cadillac is a Lancia Appia, whats its story?
There was an original alloy-body Ferrari 275 GTB "long nose" at the Concorso this year that was sold the following Sunday at Gooding & Co. for $1.4 million, plus fees. Not as historically significant as some of the others, but still cool. I spoke with the people who sold it and they did not strike me as enthusiasts, but only interested in the car because of its value. I suspect they had an agent who clued them in but of course I could be completely wrong. I agree that the Healey is the most important.
I'd go for the Cadillac in a minute! Then clean it up just a little and drive it "as is"! I love big old American cars and have owned Cadillacs, Lincolns, Packard [1], Buicks [my first car was a Buick] and one of my old cars now is a '58 Buick Century 4 dr sedan. It has only 91,000 miles on it and still runs and drives great. It's about 85%original.
The gullwing has my soft spot. The fact that it was a competition car and they drove on the roads in my area give it more appeal.
I am from the United States of America and it is very simply to me. Cadillac, Cadillac, Cadillac. The 'true' standard of the world…
Nuff said!
Interestingly the landau bars on the Cad have been installed backwards. . . . . I suspect they were removed when stored and found on the floor and put back on by someone who did not know better.
I still don't quite get it. Looking at the picture of the display all that is missing is spectators looking at them. If I'm going to go along with this, I better invest in a bucket of leaves, chicken feathers and cow crap to dump all over the car!! I'll still go for the restored example when it is done correctly, thank you!
just purchased 1932 chrysler ch imperial sedan oiginal 36,500 miles unrestored. found in Indiana and now in my shed in Melbourne Austrailia.great find
I believe that is the same car that my cousin once owned and it is an amazing original……..thank goodness it was not sacrificed to restore an open car. To see another amazing Chrysler find that he is currently in the process of restoring go to You Tube and look up Beach Wagon where you will find history of and ongoing restoration of a one off 1927 Chrysler "Beach Wagon".
Hi wally ,It just might be there is a Burchill on the list of previous owners.dont worry the car will never be restored while in my care,just looked after and driven.It is creating a lot of interest where ever i go
The Cunningham is an historically significant find. It gets my vote.
The Delahaye! and I'd like to know more about faked barn find Hemis. Not a surprise in this age no personal honor and greed, just curious….
I think everyone missed the point about unrestored cars.
The ones that are valuable, and deserve respect are the ones that still look like new. The ones that have been loved for decades, and taken care of. Not the ones from the barn or field.
To much emphasis is put on cars that are in horrible condition, that need total restorations.
When there are plenty of gently worn cars out there that most folks would think are off frame restorations.
As a Cunningham owner, my heart and my vote goes with the C3 Coupe. That car was languishing in a Connecticut backyard for 25 years before being discovered a couple of months ago. It is also the LAST C3 Coupe; all 25 C3s that Briggs was required to build have now been discovered. Amazing.
Oh, and by-the-way, I've been to Cuba. Those cars are 500-footers. Once you get any closer, you realize they have paper machet and plaster body work, and most cars have Soviet diesel engines. When the iron curtain comes down in Cuba, I'm going car hunting in Arizona!
I have a neat old 28 Chevy 1 ton barn find. it was parked sometime after WW2 with new tires on it and a stuck engine from not retorqueing the head after the overhaul. It spent its whole life in western Nebraska in a shed and is very original and has a lot of the original paint still on it. Still has nebraska mud on the wheels!
That Bugatti T23 pulled out of the Swiss lake last year has to be the ultimate barn find……………
Fascinating. Thanks for the info and Mr. Brutts.
Seeing the Le Mans Healey that was involved in the horrific crash in 1953 reminded me that an English company recently "rediscovered" a series of black and white negatives taken as the crash happened. They then, through modern technology, joined them together to form a video presentation of the accident, which clearly shows how it happened, and in my opinion squarely takes the blame off Lance Macklin, who at the time was blamed. Track it down and view for yourselves. CJ
The Seal Cove Auto Museum, located on Mount Desert Island in Maine, has an extraordinary collection of original, unrestored, American automobiles and motorcycles on display… All dating from the early 1900s!!! In 2010, the Museum showed its original, unrestored, 1913 Kimball Electric sole survivor and an unrestored, original, 1911 Flying Merkel at the first Barn Find show held at Fairfield.
Hemmings really should do a feature article on this unique Museum and its world class collection.-
That museum has been on my to-do list for years! Unfortunately, Maine is one of three states I haven't been to yet (Vermont and New Hampshire are the other two). I've got to get out there this year. I'd love to see a story on that museum.
good original cars have a lot going for them, and a great and protected investment because;
1 they can't be cloned
2- other than cleaning, they will never be more original than
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3- money spent restoring them will reduce their value and eliminate them from the prestigious category of "Unrestored".
4- they can be driven and enjoyed, and no one knows if a new scratch or stone chip appears.
The book "Tires Optional" has a great story about an incredible 1941 Packard Clipper, with it's history from day one. -
My '27 Packard touring survivor out of Argentina can be seen at Lake Mirror Concours in October 2013.


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The Regulatory Decisions Committee (RDC) will survive under the new regulatory structure for financial services, a Financial Services Authority (FSA) consultation paper has revealed.
The future of the RDC, which provides an independent appeal process for the regulator's decisions, had seemed unclear. In October the government rejected Labour's calls to force new regulator the Financial Conduct Authority to maintain the RDC.
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The FSA is consulting on changes to its handbook to set out a process for deciding on whether to publish warning notices and how to consult with the firm to which the notice relates.
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It's not surprising that not everyone would like Hatfields and McCoys. My sister-in-law gave up the first night in the first ten minutes when Devil Anse Hatfield allowed a Union looter to run away, then calmly shot him in the back. She thought the show was going to be too violent, but honestly I don't know how that story can be told without showing violence. Also probably some folks tuned out when they discovered that the treatment was not going to be comic or light-hearted as some have been in the past making the parties involved look like dumb country bumpkins. I found much to appreciate in the series, but realize that each person has his own preferences in what they watch on TV and the series wasn't for everyone...just like "The Avengers" isn't for everyone and neither was "Avatar" or "Titanic." |


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The new Naples Waterfront Asssociation and Naples Backyard History were delighted to be able to bring this to Naples - thanks to the City of Naples for helping to make this opportunity happen so quickly! Thanks to Tin City, Bayfront, Cruise Naples and the MIACC for your support. Come on out for family fun on the Naples Waterfront.
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To pay homage to movie horses, and horses in general, the "Honoring the Horse" exhibit will be featured in the University of Nevada, Reno's Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center through March 2011.
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March/April 2010
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January/February 2010
It's a new year, which for many means a new start. To us, it means a clean slate of Nevada events. Use this story to plan a couple—perhaps 12—trips to Nevada in 2010.
November/December 2009
Gardnerville went green this September in celebration of its annual Green Living Festival. Visitors crowded Lampe Park to learn about sustainable practices, renewable energy, and being environmentally responsible—and to enjoy live music.
September/October 2009
The world's best bull riders converge on Las Vegas' Thomas & Mack Center for two weekends of grueling competition, October 30-November 1 and November 5-8. They will attempt to ride the most ferocious bucking bulls on the planet in an effort to win the most coveted prize in their sport: a Professional Bull Riders World Championship.
July/August 2009
"Bonanza" premiered on NBC September 12, 1959, and by the time the trail dust settled some 14 years and 430 episodes later, the Cartwrights of the Ponderosa rode into history and into the hearts of a half billion people worldwide. Gone, but far from forgotten, the show continues to gain followers through worldwide syndication and has spawned countless fan clubs from its throngs of loyal rerun watchers.
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"High profile, below the radar" is how Gary Davis and Alan "Big Al" Crawley describe the 'Round Nevada Classic Car Tour, due to the prominent characters who have joined the event over the years. There have been Microsoft executives and federal and state judges, but it's not the names that are important on this journey. It's the cause.
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January/February 2009
The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering's 25th anniversary will be January 24 to 31 in Elko. Past gatherings have focused on cowboy cultures from here and abroad, but this one will be a homecoming. "Artists, audiences, volunteers, and sponsors from past Gatherings have been invited to return to Elko," executive director Charlie Seemann says.
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Mac students work alongside faculty in the lab and in the field—and publish the results.
At major universities, doing research and writing articles with faculty members are opportunities confined to graduate students—but not at Macalester.
Here, motivated undergraduates regularly work alongside professors researching topics as varied as freshwater mussels and Filipino migration. After the research is done, many of these students also become co-authors on papers published in academic journals—an opportunity their peers at larger institutions can only dream of.
The students relish these opportunities and their professor co-authors enjoy it, too. Says Geology Department chair and assistant professor Kelly MacGregor, "It's amazing to usher students through the process of discovery, to watch them take hold of a project as their own, and to move those discoveries toward a peer-reviewed publication." Adds her colleague, assistant professor Kristi Curry Rogers, "Working through the process of publishing a paper really lets students experience what it's like to be a scientist. Getting this experience at the undergraduate level is a great opportunity to learn the language and method early on in a career."
Following is a partial list of papers Mac students have co-authored in the last few years. While the list is by no means exhaustive, it provides an indication of the breadth of scholarship being done by
faculty and students. Not every title may be immediately understandable to the layperson, but the effort and accomplishment behind them? That should be crystal clear.
S. L. Boyer and C. N. Reuter '10, "New species of mite harvestmen from Australia's Wet Tropics, with commentary on historical biogeography of the genus Austropurcellia (Opiliones, Cyphophthalmi, Pettalidae)." In press, Journal of Arachnology
S.C. Szumowski '09, S. L. Boyer, D. J. Hornbach, and M. C .Hove, "Genetic diversity of two common freshwater mussels (Bivalvia, Unionidae) in a large federally protected waterway (St. Croix River, Minnesota/Wisconsin, USA)." In press, American Malacological Bulletin
S.L. Boyer, A. A. Howe '09, N. W. Juergens '11, and M. C. Hove. 2011, "A DNA-barcoding approach to identifying juvenile freshwater mussels (Bivalvia: Unionidae) recovered from naturally infested fishes," Journal of the North American Benthological Society 30(1), 2011.
D.C. Allen '03, M.C. Hove, B.E. Sietman, Mike Davis, D.E. Kelner, Jennifer E. Kurth, Jeffrey L. Weiss, and D.J. Hornbach, "Aspects of reproductive biology and conservation status of Venustaconcha ellipsiformis (Bivalvia: Unionidae) in Minnesota." American Midland Naturalist 157(2007)
D.J. Hornbach, M.C. Hove, B. Dickinson '07, K. MacGregor, and J.R. Medland, "Estimating population size and habitat associations of two federally endangered mussels in the St. Croix River, Minnesota and Wisconsin, USA," Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems 20 (2010)
D.J. Hornbach, V.J. Kurth '99, and M.C. Hove, "Variation in freshwater mussel shell sculpture and shape along a river gradient," American Midland Naturalist 164 (2010)
Paul Fischer, Michelle Neary '10, Aaron Heerboth '08, and Kevin Sullivan '12, "Allylnickel(II) and Allylpalladium(II) Derivatives of [(2-(Diphenylphosphino)ethyl)cyclopentadienyl]-tricarbonyl metallates: Reactions with Free Radicals," Organometallics (2010)
Rebecca Hoye, Gretchen Anderson '05, Susan Brown '07, and Erica Schultz '08, "Total Synthesis of Clathculins A and B," Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2010
Keith Kuwata, Matthew Hermes '09, Matthew Carlson '10, and Cheryl Zogg '11, "Computational Studies of the Isomerization and Hydration Reactions of Acetaldehyde Oxide and Methyl Vinyl Carbonyl Oxide," Journal of Physical Chemistry, 2010
Thomas Varberg, Elissa Butler '10, Benjamin Knurr '09, Kara Manke '07, and Tyson Vervoort '07, "Excited electronic states of AuF," Journal of Physical Chemistry, 2010.
James Mayer '11, "Mythological History, Identity Formation, and the Many Faces of Alexander the Great," Midwest Journal of Undergraduate Research, 2011.
Larson '06, J. and W.G. Moseley. 2012. "Reaching the limits: A geographic approach for understanding food insecurity and household hunger mitigation strategies in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, USA," Geojournal. (pre-published on-line, DOI 10.1007/s10708-010-9371-9).
Moseley, W.G. and Teske '09, D. 2011. "Geographers in the Public Square: A Comparative Analysis of Op-Ed Productivity," Applied Geography. 31(1): 232-236.
K.R. MacGregor, C.A. Riihimaki, A., Myrbo, M.D. Shapley, K. Jankowski '07, "Geomorphic and climatic change over the past 12,900 years at Swiftcurrent Lake, Glacier National Park, Montana," Quaternary Research, 75 (2011)
Raymond R. Rogers, Henry C. Fricke, Vittorio Addona, Robin R. Canavan '08, Christopher N. Dwyer '05, Cara L. Harwood '06, Alan E. Koenig, Rachel Murray '09, Jeffrey T. Thole, and Josephine Williams, "Using Laser Ablation-inductively Coupled Plasma-mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) to Explore Geochemical Taphonomy of Vertebrate Fossils in the Upper Cretaceous Two Medicine and Judith River Formations of Montana," Palaios, 2010, v.25
Raymond R. Rogers, Kristina Curry Rogers, Darlington Minyikwa, Rebecca C. Terry '01, Bradley S. Singer, "Sedimentology and Taphonomy of the Upper Karoo-equivalent Mpandi Formation in the Tuli Basin of Zimbabwe, with a new Ar/Ar age for the Tuli Basalts," Journal of African Earth Sciences 40 (2004)
B. Z. Foreman '09, R. R. Rogers, A. L. Deino, K. R. Wirth, J.T. Thole, "Geochemical Characterization of Bentonite Beds in the Two Medicine Formation (Campanian, Montana), including a New Ar/Ar Age," Cretaceous Research 29 (2008)
Henry C. Fricke, Raymond R. Rogers, Robert Backlund, Christopher N. Dwyer '05, and Susan Echt, "Preservation of Primary Stable Isotope Signals in Dinosaur Remains, and Environmental Gradients of the Late Cretaceous of Montana and Alberta," Paleogeography, Paleoclimatology, Palaeoecology 266 (2008)
Raymond R. Rogers and Mara E. Brady '05, "Origins of Microfossil Bonebeds: Insights from the Upper Cretaceous Judith River Formation of North-Central Montana," Paleobiology 36 (1), 2010
David W. Krause, Joseph J.W. Sertich, Raymond R. Rogers, Sophia C. Kast '08, Armand H. Rasoamiaramanana, Gregory A. Buckley, "Overview of the Discovery, Distribution, and Geological Context of the Simosuchus clarki (Crocodyliformes: Notosuchia) From the Late Cretaceous of Madagascar," Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 30:6 (2010)
J. P. Craddock and A.W. McKiernan '02, "Tectonic Implications of Finite Strain Gradient in Baraboo-interval Quartzites (ca. 1700 Ma), Mazatzal orogen, Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA," Precambrian Research 156 (2007)
J.P. Craddock, J. Anziano '02, K.R. Wirth, J.D. Vervoort, B. Singer '03, and X. Zhang, "Structure Geochemistry, and Geochronology of a Lamprophyre Dike Swarm, Archean Wawa Terrane, Michigan, USA," Precambrian Research 157 (2007)
J. P. Craddock, A. McKiernan '02, and M. DeWit, "Calcite Twin Analyais in Synorogenic Calccite, Cape Fold Belt: Implications for Fold Rotation and Cleavage Formation," Journal of Structural Geology, 27 (2007)
J. P. Craddock, B. Kennedy '00, M.S. Pawlisch '97, A. L. Cook '01, S.T. Johnston, and M. Jackson, "Anhysteric Magnetic Susceptibility Dike Studies in Three Tectonic Settings: Mid-Ocean Ridge, Accreted Terrane, and Archean-Proterozoic Crust," Tectonophysics 448 (2008)
J. P. Craddock, D.H. Malone, A.L. Cook '01, M.E. Rieser '03, and J.R. Doyle, "Dynamics of Emplacement of the heart Mountain Allochthon at White Mountain: Constraints from Calcite Twinning Strains, Anisotrophy of Magnetic Susceptibility, and Thermodynamic Calculations," Geological Society of America Bulletin, volume 121 (2009)
International studies
Louise C. Dickson '11, "Revival of the Civic Spirit: Contradiction in Somali-American Citizenship," Bildhaan: An International Journal of Somali Studies (Fall 2011).
Hanna Zimnitskaya '12 and James von Geldern, "Is the Caspian Sea a Sea; and Why Does it Matter?" Journal of Eurasian Studies (2010)
Victor Addona, Grace Goetzke '10, and Chad Topaz, "Tuberculosis Screening for International Students at a Midwestern Liberal Arts College," Journal of American College Health (2008)
Daniel Flath, Katherine Herbig '06, and Tom Halverson, "The Planar Rook Algebra and Pascal's Triangle," L'Enseignement Mathématique (2008)
Dale Beihoffer, Jemimah Hendry '03, Albert Nijenhuis, and Stan Wagon, "Faster Algorithms for Frobenius Numbers," Electronic Journal of Combinatorics (2005)
"The Dynamics of Falling Dominoes," Stan Wagon with William Briggs, Stephen Becker, and Adrianne Pontarelli '04, UMAP Journal, 26:1 (Spring 2005)
Physics and astronomy
Cannon, J.M., O'Leary '13, E.M., Weisz, D.R., Skillman, E.D., Dolphin, A.E., Bigiel, F., Cole, A.A., de Blok, W.J.G., & Walter, F. ,"On The Origin of the Supergiant HI Shell and Putative Companion in NGC 6822," 2012, TThe Astrophysical Journal, 2012, 747, 122.
Cannon, J.M., Giovanelli, R., Haynes, M.P., Janowiecki, S., Parker, A., Salzer, J.J., Adams, E.A.K., Engstrom '11, E., Huang, S., McQuinn, K.B.W., Ott, J., Saintonge, A., Skillman, E.D., Allan '11, J., Erny '12, G., Fliss , P., & Smith '13, A., "The Survey of HI in Extremely Low-mass Dwarfs (SHIELD),"
2011, The Astrophysical Journal Letters (EVLA Special Edition), 739, L22
Cannon, J.M., Most '10, H.P., Skillman, E.D., Weisz, D.R., Cook, D., Dolphin, A.E., Kennicutt, R.C., Lee, J., Seth, A., Walter, F., & Warren, S., "The M81 Group Dwarf Irregular Galaxy DDO 165. II. Connecting Recent Star Formation with ISM Structures and Kinematics," 2011, The Astrophysical Journal, 735, 36
Cannon, J.M., Most '10, H.P., Skillman, E.D., Weisz, D.R., Cook, D., Dolphin, A.E., Kennicutt, R.C., Lee, J., Seth, A., Walter, F., & Warren, S., "The M81 Group Dwarf Irregular Galaxy DDO 165. I. High Velocity Neutral Gas in a Post-Starburst System," 2011, The Astrophysical Journal, 735, 35
Haynes '09, K., Cannon, J.M., Skillman, E.D., Jackson, D.C., & Gehrz, R., "Spatially Resolved PAH Emission Features in Nearby, Low Metallicity, Star-Forming Galaxies," 2010, The Astrophysical Journal, 724, 215
Cannon, J.M., Haynes '09, K., Most '10, H., Salzer, J.J., Haugland '08, K., Scudder '09, J., Sugden, A., & Weindling '10, J., "The Stellar and Gaseous Contents of the Orion Dwarf Galaxy," 2010, The Astronomical Journal, 139, 2170
K. M. Pollock '07, T. Kaufman-Osborn '07, J. Hiltrop '08, and J. R. Doyle, "The effects oftemperature and near-substrate plasma density on the structural and electrical properties of dcsputtered germanium thin films," Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A29, 051301(2011).
T. Kaufman-Osborn '07, K. M. Pollock '07, J. Hiltrop '08, K. Braam '08, S. Fazzio'07, and J.R. Doyle, "Effect of near-substrate plasma density in the reactive magnetron sputter depositionof hydrogenated amorphous germanium," Thin Solid Films (in press 2012).
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Harman Kardon Acoustically Enhanced in-ear headphones deliver extended bass response, wide dynamic range, high sound-pressure and sonic clarity at all volume levels. From high-quality materials to exceptional acoustic performance, these headphones reflect Harman Kardon's commitment to innovative industrial design and uncompromising sound quality.
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I was in an Apple store and the associate was nice enough to take both of $99 and these out of the box to let me listen. The acous I was in an Apple store and the associate was nice enough to take both of $99 and these out of the box to let me listen. The acoustically enhanced are very good and worth the extra money. You get a little bit nicer finish, better sound quality and an overall better body of work with these. The sound is great as I mentioned and the fit, controls, everything about these is fantastic. Very pleased. …
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I've compared headphones extensively, comparing these to Sony, Bose, Klipsch, Skullcandy and more and I can tell you that with the I've compared headphones extensively, comparing these to Sony, Bose, Klipsch, Skullcandy and more and I can tell you that with the features you get, the sound quality, crisp highs and boom-boom bass, these are the best in price point. Sure you can go up and spend $300 and get slightly better sound, but audio is all about the law of diminishing returns. These are a great set that will suffice, more than suffice for 95% of the population. …
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I love the Apple three button remote. It's so easy to adjust the volume and say, listen to what the captain or flight attendants a I love the Apple three button remote. It's so easy to adjust the volume and say, listen to what the captain or flight attendants are saying mid-flight, rather than fumble for your phone, enter the password, and hit pause (that takes forever). The sound and fit are awesome. I really like these …
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Their fidelity is mind-blowing to the point that differing source material makes them sound like completely different headphones: Their fidelity is mind-blowing to the point that differing source material makes them sound like completely different headphones: Teenage Dream's chorus registers on the _Richter_ Scale with _ferocious_ clarity; theater-balanced orchestral scores like the London cast of My Fair Lady or original Star Wars trilogy render stark relief to rich detail mixed agnostically, in contrast to the subsequently released prequels which were mixed for the tweeter and bass-boosted bravura of cheap home stereos...these see _right_ through that sophistry!
Good contact with the ear canal is an absolute must to hear these properly, and once you do, you may well discover it's the first time you've heard your _music_ properly! These are amazing, period, but _especially_ for the money. Off an iPod they can go EXTREMELY loud with _ZERO_ distortion, but even more amazing is they can also go next to silent with the full spectrum still vibrant and balanced, like for bedtime listening.
Construction quality is excellent, with sturdy, solid metal buds and thick, tough cords, which I have caught in sharp-edged crevasses a couple of times and it's shown no sign of wear. The remote's buttons don't wander from flush with use the way cheap ones would. I've yet to use the microphone but love having top-quality listening with an Apple in-line remote! The jack is thick metal just like the buds are, so no fraying worries. There's even a nifty carry case. It comes with S/M/L silicone tips plus 1 in Comply foam (I prefer the sound given through silicone). They can be worn comfortably for hours on end, and they do block out quite a lot of the outside noise.
Based on other, negative reviews, I think people who approach their listening with an unconscious bias may have a rude awakening when these strip their favored source material of a false impression colored courtesy of a mix geared toward compensating for or playing towards the weaknesses in most exhibition hardware having been disguised as intended prior to experiencing the extraordinary fidelity of these headphones.
I recommend the Acoustically-Enhanced version because it offers improved bass fidelity and strength over the regular model. I can definitely vouch for the veracity of that marketing claim! Another excellent example is big-theater sub-bass: explosions and super-low effects they like to use in trailers are SO strong and SO clear it's just as potent as being there in the theater, if not actually even better since the rest of the sound mix is delivered directly into your ears instead of bounced around the theater! Truly spectacular!
These Harmon Kardon Acoustically Enhanced In-Ear Headphones are absolutely phenomenal, and I heartily recommend them! …- Written by Nathan A from Santa Cruz
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I bought these headphones from the Regent Street store in the UK.
about 7 months in to my life with them and they continue to I bought these headphones from the Regent Street store in the UK.
about 7 months in to my life with them and they continue to amaze me and enliven music for me.
I will be listening to some songs i've listened to over and over again for years and hear little bits and pieces i've never heard before.
Also the low end on these things are amazing, I will regularly have to remove the buds to check that the low rumbling i'm hearing is from the headphones and not a distant disaster! they often lead me to believe my desk is shaking from a rumbling rather than just my skull! …- Written by laurence H from Ipswich
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I bought these but they had tinny sound. Even e-mailed Harman Kardon to ask about that, thinking maybe a bad batch got through. I bought these but they had tinny sound. Even e-mailed Harman Kardon to ask about that, thinking maybe a bad batch got through. They replied saying all should be good. They weren't. I took them back. …
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Is this compatible with ipad mini?
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- Jan 20, 2013
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can I use it for iphone 5?
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Is this compatible with IPad 3?
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What are these in comparison to Harman's NI headphones?
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- Jun 22, 2012
From the spec sheet, it looks like these headphones have a longer cable, come with foam tips in addi From the spec sheet, it looks like these headphones have a longer cable, come with foam tips in addition to the standard silicone tips, and most importantly, use balanced armature drivers compared to dynamic ones in the NI's. I'm assuming there's just one driver per ear, but so far, that's been more than adequate for producing a nice, full sound unlike the bass-lacking apple in-ears I traded up from. …
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MTV's "Good Vibes" has a lot to feel good about
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Story | Oct 25, 2011 | 4:32 PMThey're accompanied by a colorful supporting cast including Mondo's Snooki-esque mom, Babs, Wadska, the totally pervy brother to Jeena, Mondo's new crush, and our fave, Ms. Teets -- the kids' candid, 400 lb. sex-ed teacher.... -
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Story | Apr 12, 2011 | 4:32 PM"Scream 4" premieres in Hollywood with Courteney Cox, David Arquette and Neve Campbell. Director Wes Craven also welcomed cast Anna Paquin, Shenae Grimes, Lucy Hale, Adam Brody, Anthony Anderson and Alison Brie.... -
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Following our Skifta demo, we got a nice demonstration from Michael Cubbage (formerly of BigFoot Networks) of how QualcommAtheros' StreamBoost technology was actually powering the entire demo room at CES.
StreamBoost is designed to essentially take the internet connection that you have and allocate varying amounts of bandwidth in order to give the best possible experience at that given moment. It is capable of making such decisions because the different applications are actually being constantly monitored by the router and experience data is being sent back to the cloud servers where the experience data is then crowd sourced and then spat back into all of the opted-in routers. By doing this, users are able to gain new profiles whenever new products or services come out and they are also constantly improving the traffic shaping of StreamBoost.
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Assorted pictures of my P112 and P112s belonging to other people.
The P112 is a stand-alone 8-bit CPU board. Typically running CP/M (tm) or a similar operating system, it provides a Z80182 (Z-80 upgrade) CPU with up to 1MB of memory, serial, parallel and diskette IO, and realtime clock, in a 3.5-inch drive form factor. Powered solely from 5V, it draws 150mA (nominal: not including disk drives) with a 16MHz CPU clock. Clock speeds up to 24.576MHz are possible.
The P112 board was last available new in 1996 by Dave Brooks. His page is here. In late 2004 on the Usenet Newsgroup comp.os.cpm, talk about making another run of P112 boards was discussed. I decided to step forward. With Dave Brooks blessing and the assistance of others, new boards were fabricated.
This P112 board project is very different from the one Dave Brooks offered. The board itself is the same, but that's about all that stayed the same. The "native" operating system is now ZSDOS, an enhanced replacement for CP/M 2.2. The old DOS+ boot disk can still be used, but is discouraged. UZI-180, a Unix clone for the Z180 processor is available in a version specifically customized for the P112.
In this kit you will get the board with surface-mount parts soldered on, a boot ROM, and serial port pigtails. You also get a bag containing the through-hole parts needed. See this parts list for a list of what goes into the bag. To this you'll need to add a chassis, power supply, terminal, and floppy drives.
The documentation has been pulled together into a single PDF file, updated, edited, and cleaned up. A copy of the Walnut Creek CP/M CD dated Nov 1994 is included. No permission was needed to replicate it. Another CD is provided which contains the documentation PDF and lots of other stuff that was deemed interesting (like CP/M 2.2 and UZI-180).
Another nifty thing about the P112 is that you can get an IDE interface for it. Terry Gulczynski has adapted Tilmann Reh's GIDE design to an expansion board for the P112. With this, you can connect a hard drive, CD drive, or flash drive to a P112.
The GIDE is capable of doing full 16-bit data transfers at all times. It does not rely on the drive being able to handle 8-bit data transfers. Earlier I had this wrong.
No problem! One of my cohorts, Terry Gulczynski, will build and test your P112 for you. He also has IDE interfaces. If that's what you want, please tell me when you email me. He doesn't have any P112 kits. The idea is that you pay me for a kit and I'll send it to Terry for assembly. He'll then send it to you.
Check out his website at http://home.roadrunner.com/~tgcons/ for more information.
The following disk images are retained for hysterical raisins.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
This page was last updated on September 12, 2012


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