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"… DuBois says she's used to law enforcement denying her involvement in cases, as police officers in Texas and Arizona have.
"I don't want anyone getting an appeal because I'm in a courtroom," she says. "Which is why I don't do it anymore. I'm a celebrity. I could throw a jury one way or another, and you can't do that. They'd be, like, 'She's here. He must be guilty.' Which I'm okay with. But it's not lawful."
Part of the reason her involvement isn't widely touted could be because, as in the Baseline Killer case, she's just one of many tipsters who call the police. And she's not the only medium calling in. On high-profile cases, the cops get hundreds of so-called psychic mediums coming to them with information.
Regardless of what really happened in Texas, after working the Jennings case, DuBois felt called away from her dream of becoming a lawyer. Instead, she wanted to find out if she could be a medium.
She heard about Gary Schwartz, a professor at the University of Arizona who was conducting research on mediums in his lab. Schwartz had garnered national attention after appearing in the 1999 HBO documentary Life After Life. (The cable television network totally funded the research he conducted in the documentary and also supplied him with the mediums he tested.)
Allison decided to pay him a visit.
"It came down to the laboratory. I said, if I can do something in the lab that makes me great — better than most — I will give up my dream to do my calling," she says. "That was a turning point."
And she proved a force to be reckoned with in the lab, leading Schwartz to declare her "the Michael Jordan of the mediumship world," something he stands by today, though the two are no longer on speaking terms.
Schwartz's experimental designs are criticized by the scientific community, and his work is not sanctioned or paid for by either the university or the government. Still, within the context of his laboratory, DuBois was clearly a superstar, shining as brightly as established psychic luminaries like John Edward and Lorie Roberts.
In 2001, Paramount Studios contacted Schwartz's lab to talk about a new show it was producing. The show, which would be called Oracle, would feature five people with psychic abilities who would give readings for members of the audience, similar to John Edward's hit Crossing Over. Paramount wanted to know if any of Schwartz's research mediums were interested in auditioning.
DuBois was.
She auditioned by giving a reading over the phone for one of the show's producers before flying to L.A. to audition in person. She was competing with 118 people, hoping to become one of the five oracles.
"I don't play well with others," she says. "The producer pulled me aside and said, 'We're like a family here.' I said, 'I don't get along with my own family. Don't ask me to do that here. I'm here to smack down and do what I do.' That's just my personality."
Though DuBois made it to the final five, the pilot never aired.
"I could see why it wasn't picked up," she says. "They didn't follow my advice."
But DuBois had made quite an impression on one of its producers: Kelsey Grammer. A year and a half later, Grammer's assistant called DuBois to see whether she'd be interested in working with him on a show based on her life. It would be fictionalized, but the characters would be based on her and her family.
She agreed.
Shortly after Medium debuted in 2005, Schwartz came out with a book provocatively titled The Truth About Medium. Really, it's the truth about Schwartz's research methods, but he does frame each chapter around DuBois, whom he calls a powerful medium.
The book showed DuBois in a positive light, but she was pissed. She says she asked him not to write it and that when he did, she stopped allowing him to test her. They are no longer on speaking terms. She says it angers her that someone would try to profit from her abilities.
Schwartz will not comment on DuBois, even to defend himself, preferring to talk only about his experiments.
He's not talking, but her naysayers are. Though she has many fans, she also has many people who have devoted their lives to debunking her. DuBois describes them as "angry, old white men with abandonment issues."
And they, in turn, describe her as a "hypocritical asshole" and the "queen of questionable mediums," while her fans are "credulous ass-hats," loons, and nut bags.
One organization of skeptics, the Two Percent Company, even declared an "Allison DuBois Week" in 2005 during which they published a different article each day of the week debunking her. James Randi (a.k.a. "The Amazing Randi"), a magician and professional skeptic, has offered DuBois, or any other psychic, $10 million if she can prove her abilities in a test that he would design.
She hasn't accepted the offer. No one's ever passed his test."

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I released Cgiapp 1.9.0 into the wild last night. The main difference between 1.8.0 and 1.9.0 is that I completely removed the plugin system. I hadn't had any users reporting that they were using it, and, in point of fact, the overloading mechanism I was using was causing some obscure issues, particularly in the behaviour of cgiapp_postrun().
As usual, you can find more information and links to downloads at the Cgiapp site.
After some conversations with Paul and Mike, in recent months I realized that while I often announce new releases of Cgiapp, I rarely explain what it is or why I develop it.
I got into trouble on the PEAR
list when I tried to propose it for inclusion in that project, when I made
the mistake of describing it as a framework. (This was before frameworks
became all the rage on the PHP scene; PEAR developers, evidently, will not
review anything that could possibly be construed or interpreted as a
framework, even if it isn't.) I mistakenly called Cgiapp a
framework once when considering proposing it to PEAR. But if it's not a
framework, what is Cgiapp? Stated simply:
Cgiapp is the Controller of a Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. It can be either a front controller or an application controller, though it's typically used as the latter.
I generally try to stay out of politics on this blog, but this time something has to be said, as it affects anyone who uses the internet, at least in the US.
Basically, a number of telcos and cable providers are talking about charging internet content providers -- the places you browse to on the internet, places like Google, Yahoo!, Amazon, etc. -- fees to ensure bandwidth to their sites. Their argument is that these content providers are getting a 'free ride' on their lines, and generating a lot of traffic themselves, and should thus be paying for the cost of bandwidth.
This is patently ridiculous. Content providers already have to pay for their bandwidth -- they, too, have ISPs or agreements with telcos in place, either explicitly or via their hosting providers. Sure, some of them, particularly search engines, send out robots in order to index or find content, but, again, they're paying for the bandwidth those robots generate. Additionally, people using the internet are typically paying for bandwidth as well, through their relationship with their ISP. What this amounts to is the telcos getting paid not just by each person to whom they provide internet access, but every end point on the internet, at least those within the US.
What this is really about is telcos wanting more money, and wanting to push their own content. As an example, let's say your ISP is AOL. AOL is part of Time Warner, and thus has ties to those media sources. Now, those media sources may put pressure on AOL to reduce bandwidth to sites operated by ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Disney, PBS, etc. This might mean that your kid can no longer visit the Sesame Street website reliably, because AOL has reduced the amount of bandwidth allowed to that service -- but any media site in the TWC would get optimal access, so they could get to Cartoon Network. Not to slam Cartoon Network (I love it), but would you rather have your kid visiting cartoonnetwork.com or pbskids.org? Basically, content providers would not need to compete based on the value of their content, but on who they can get to subscribe to their service.
Here's another idea: your ISP is MSN. You want to use Google... but MSN has limited the bandwidth to Google because it's a competitor, and won't accept any amount of money to increase that bandwidth. They do the same with Yahoo! So, now you're limited to MSN search, because that's the only one that responds reliably -- regardless of whether or not you like their search results. By doing so, they've just artificially inflated the value of their search engine -- without needing to compete based on merit.
Additionally, let's say Barnes and Noble has paid MSN to ensure good bandwidth, but part of that agreement is a non-compete clause. Now you find your connections to Amazon timing out, meaning that you can't even see which book provider has the better price on the book you want; you're stuck looking and buying from B&N.
Now, let's look at something a little more close to home for those of us developing web applications. There have been a number of success stories the last few years: MySpace, Digg, and Flickr all come to mind. Would these endeavors have been as successful had they needed to pay multiple times for bandwidth, once to their ISP and once each to each telco charging for content providers? Indeed, some of these are still free services -- how would they ever have been able to pay the extra amounts to the telcos in the first place?
So, basically, the only winners here are the telcos.
Considering how ludicrous this scheme is, one must be thinking, isn't the US Government going to step in and regulate against such behaviour? The answer, sadly, is no. The GOP doesn't like regulation, and so they want market forces to decide. Sadly, what this will likely do is force a number of content providers to offshore their internet operations -- which is likely to have some pretty negative effects on the economy.
The decision isn't final -- efforts can still be made to prevent it (the above link references a Senate committee meeting; there's been no vote on it). Call your representatives today and give them an earful. Tell them it's not just about regulation of the industry, but about fair competition in the market. Allowing the telcos to extort money from content providers will only reduce the US' economic chances in the world, and stifle innovation and choice.
I don't blog much any more. Much of what I work on any more is for my employer, Zend, and I don't feel at liberty to talk about it (and some of it is indeed confidential). However, I can say that I've been programming heavily on PHP5 the past few months, and had a chance to do some pretty fun stuff. Among the new things I've been able to play with are SPL and PHPUnit -- and, recently, together.
On perlmonks today, a user was needing to maintain a PHP app, and wanted to know what the PHP equivalent of "perl -wc script.pl" was -- specifically, they wanted to know how to run a PHP script from the commandline and have it display any warnings (ala perl's strict and warnings pragmas).
Unfortunately, there's not as simple a way to do this in PHP as in perl. Basically, you need to do the following:
Alternatively, you can create a file with the lines:
<?php error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT); ini_set('display_errors', true);
and then set the php.ini setting 'auto_prepend_file' to the path to that file.
NOTE: do not do any of the above on a production system! PHP's error messages often reveal a lot about your applications, including file layout and potential vectors of attack. Turn display_errors off on production machines, set your error_reporting somewhat lower, and log_errors to a file so you can keep track of what's going on on your production system.
The second part of the question was how to run a PHP script on the command line. This is incredibly simple: php myscript.php. No different than any other scripting language.
You can get some good information by using some of the switches, though. '-l' turns the PHP interpreter into a linter, and can let you know if your code is well-formed (which doesn't necessarily preclude runtime or parse errors). '-f' will run the script through the parser, which can give you even more information. I typically bind these actions to keys in vim so I can check my work as I go.
If you plan on running your code solely on the commandline, add a shebang to the first line of your script: #!/path/to/php. Then make the script executable, and you're good to go. This is handy for cronjobs, or batch processing scripts.
All of this information is readily available in the PHP manual, and the commandline options are always available by passing the --help switch to the PHP executable. So, start testing your scripts already!
Today, I have released two versions of Cgiapp into the wild, Cgiapp 1.8.0 and Cgiapp2 2.0.0rc1.
Cgiapp 1.8.0 is a performance release. I did a complete code audit of the class, and did a number of changes to improve performance and fix some previously erratic behaviours. Additionally, I tested under both PHP4 and PHP5 to make sure that behaviour is the same in both environments.
However, Cgiapp 1.8.0 markes the last feature release of Cgiapp. I am deprecating the branch in favor of Cgiapp2.
Cgiapp2 is a PHP5-only version of Cgiapp. Some of the changes:
Cgiapp and Cgiapp2 are available at Sourceforge.
Keep reading for more information on the evolution of Cgiapp2.
I wrote earlier of my experiences using Windows XP, a move I've considered somewhat unfortunate but necessary. I've added a couple more tools to my toolbox since that have made the environment even better.
I was able to roll a long-needed (and by some, long awaited) bugfix release of Cgiapp this morning. Cgiapp 1.7.1 corrects the following issues:
As usual, downloads are available on my site as well as via SourceForge.
Update: The link on my site for downloading Cgiapp has been broken; I've now fixed it.
I ran across an article on "How to build a simple caching system, with PHP" on PHPit today. Overall, it's a fairly decent article, and uses some good principles (using the output buffer to capture content, using a callback to grab the captured content). There are a few minor improvements I'd make, however.
Mike and I have just finished our talk on "Setting Up PHP". The number of attendees was N + 1, where N is the number of speakers... which was to be expected, as we were presenting opposite a session on web services, Shiflett's PHP Security talk, and a crash course on the ZCE. However, it's undoubtedly the best presentation missed by attendees. :-)


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- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Rainfall showerhead
- Handheld showerhead
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Shower only
- Bathroom scale
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Desk
- Clock radio
- Iron/ironing board
- Window opens
- Welcome amenities
- Speakerphone
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- iPod docking station
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Down comforter
- Down blanket
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually decorated
- Pillowtop mattress
- Plasma TV
- City view
- Courtyard view
- Dining
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM. A complimentary manager's reception is offered each day.
Orchid Bar - This cocktail bar serves breakfast only. Happy hour is offered.
- Recreation
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Dock nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
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- Volleyball nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
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- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Tennis lessons available nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft nearby
- Beach volleyball nearby
- Paddle boats (pedalos) nearby
- Beach yoga nearby
- Kite-surfing nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Boat cruises nearby
- Banana boat nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Orchid Key Inn Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Guests planning to arrive after 10 PM must contact the property at least 24 hours prior to arrival to receive check-in instructions. Contact information is provided on the confirmation email received after booking via this Web site.
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 20
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Early departure fee charged
Caters to couples
Caters to families
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: USD 10 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Children 16 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Cary Ashby...Your photos are horrible!...not to mention all the duplicate photos in all the Reflector articles & the blurry ones too.Maybe you should take a photography class...Just being honest...My mom's photos suck too!The pics in the idol competition were even worse.I hate seeing several photos of the same exact thing or person from 10 different angles.


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A Sneak Peek At The Apple Store's 10th Anniversary Makeover
Apple [2] may be giving its Apple Stores a very high-tech makeover [3] to celebrate its tenth anniversary.
We'd heard about the various mysterious plans unfurling in Apple stores in the U.S., but now it looks like the "Apple Store 2.0," as it's being referred to, is a worldwide affair. The numerous preparatory plans, including locked boxes of supplies, gigabytes of code downloaded and protected with a password, bans on store staff leaving, and a very early start this Sunday morning now all make sense. The adjustment seems not to be for an unexpected new product (which was always a long shot) nor to do with NFC technology [4]--as hinted at by display tables with "new" wiring--but it's all about the stores themselves. To put it simply, Apple's Stores are getting iPadified.
Multiple special iPads seem to have been delivered to each store. Some are destined to be used as interactive display units, leveraging Apple's "it just works" simplicity to...well, to sell Apple's own gear to interested buyers. This explains the new display tables, which will definitely need some complex wiring looms to support all that power, data and security cabling--all of which will probably be concealed if Apple's to keep true to its modern, minimalist display style.
Other iPads will replace the iPod Touch-based EasyPay systems Apple's been using for a while [5]--essentially acting as its own mobile credit-card readers, well ahead of mainstream solutions like Square. The larger-screen real estate will help display products and options when employees interact with buyers, and perhaps will be easier to sign your name on when asked to verify your card transaction. And, of course, this very system may demonstrate to some buyers how potent a device the iPad itself is. This part of the makeover is driven by new RetailMe software (that mysterious download rumored earlier) which contains training and the special apps themselves.
The stores are also said to be getting [6] big digital displays which may be "huge" in some cases (The Simpsons was so ahead of its time [7]...), and better sound systems. All of this will be supported with a new store app on iOS devices that may show you where the item you're interested in seeing is located in a specific store.
If you're worried that all this digital glitter, 21st century as it is, will mess with the plain white walls, spare desks, and understated design features typical of the current, incredibly successful, Apple Store, then worry not. The overhaul has been driven by the folks right at the top, including Steve Jobs and chief designer Jony Ive. Surely, if these rumors prove true, they won't bungle it.
[Image: Flickr user neo_ii [8]]
Chat about this news with Kit Eaton on Twitter [9] and Fast Company [10] too.


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Intrepid's trips span 17 different countries and regions throughout Latin America, with an eye toward checking out both the key landmarks and immersing travelers in vibrant hidden neighborhoods. The pulsating rhythms, the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, and the majestic Iguazu Falls highlight the Rio to Buenos Aires trip. Tulum's dramatic cliff-side ruins and Chichen Itza's pyramids characterize the Mayan Discovery trip. For adventurers who want to hike gorgeous scenery or to carve phone numbers into a boulder, there are trips that wind through the jungles of Brazil and Belize to the rugged mountains of Chile and Argentina. After getting a taste of traditional Quechua culture on an Amazon journey that crisscrosses multiple countries, travelers can bask in the lively modern scenes located in flourishing metropolises such as Mexico City and Buenos Aires
The independently owned Roxy Stadium 11 regales patrons with the flickering pictures and digital sounds of the latest blockbusters and the sizable snack bar. A colorful lobby greets guests as they meander past towering pillars that stretch toward an arched ceiling swathed in neon lights and bold swaths of royal blue. Aisles of cushioned auditorium seats allow moviegoers to choose the spot closest to the screen or furthest from the person sobbing emphatically during coming attractions. High-tech projectors digitally unspool films in each theater, with RealD 3-D technology transmitting some flicks in three vibrant dimensions. To silence distracting mid-movie hunger pangs, staffers in the concessions area whip up fresh batches of Orville Redenbacher popcorn and Nathan's hot dogs alongside other traditional theater fare.
Clad in masks and wielding toy weapons, combatants crouch, hustle, and weave their way through the many battlefields of Playland. Players trade colorful fusillades at Playland's newest arena—their outdoor paintball field—while in the indoor airsoft theater, challengers duke it out in military-style tactical scenarios. In the laser-tag arena, weaponized beams of light fill the air as fighters compete as the stadium tracks the accuracy of their shots, documents their kill/death ratio, and assigns them to several types of missions. Playland also opens its battlegrounds for the dart- and foam-flying fun of kids' Nerf games.
Couples can tap their toes to triple-rhythms or swivel their shoulders in silver foxtrots during one-hour classes taught by nurturing instructors during the course of five weeks. Offering a safe and supportive environment in which couples of all dancing dexterities can follow their rug-cutting inclinations, The Ballroom specializes in social dancing and restoring mislaid grooves to their rightful owners. A bimonthly class schedule features several spicy levels of hip-swinging salsa classes and a popular East Coast–swing series that will have students lindy hopping over the competition at Jay Gatsby's next lawn party. Heartland dances such as the line dance give feet a taste of American pie and nightclub dances such as salsa and cha-cha ensure perfect street-credit scores of 850. A series of social-ballroom classes survey traditional waltzes and foxtrots for formal occasions.
Club One's clean, eco-friendly facilities furnish fitness fanatics with access to hundreds of weekly classes, as well as pools, saunas, and state-of-the-art cardio contraptions. Over the course of the week-long membership, the only limiting factor to how many workout sessions you attend, including spinning, kickboxing, aqua fit, Pilates, and 12 types of yoga, is the tendency of the human body to catch on fire from sustained friction. Schedules and fitness features vary by location.
Fusion Fitness's 25,000-square-foot facility spans two floors of classrooms and workout equipment, ranging from free weights to TRX resistance-training equipment. This workout haven brings on four independent certified personal trainers, including Cal Poly State grad Sabrina Heintz. Sabrina's credentials—from the American Council on Exercise and the Chek Institute—are indicative of the professionalism and authority boasted by all four trainers. Fusion Fitness's 11 group class instructors, meanwhile, boast equal per capita certification, and they teach more than 160 classes a month, such as Zumba, Body Pump, and home ec. The gym also staffs tanning beds, which teach skin how to glow. The luxurious locker rooms, equipped with a steam room and sauna, then guide guests through the process of unwinding their muscles and minds.
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Scott Cory discusses his reasons for resigning as Chester High School principal. Photo by Samantha P. Hawthorne |
After a 14-year stint as principal to both Chester Elementary School and Chester High School, beloved principal Scott Cory has resigned, effective June 30.
With much deliberation, Cory said he accepted a position as the superintendent for Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District — the same district from which Cory graduated high school.
With the move to superintendent, Cory will be overseeing a district with more than 1,100 students, compared to the 195 students he is now in charge of.
"It will be a very different role for me. It's not that it is better than my job as principal, it is just a different way to influence what happens with the kids," he said.
Cory grew up in the Santa Ynez Valley — a small rural community in Santa Barbara County — and his parents still live there. He said that was part of his decision to relocate and terminate his employment with the Plumas Unified School District.
"I would not trade the last 14 years of living here for anything! Chester is my kids' hometown and it will forever be a part of my mine and my wife's lives," he said.
During the first eight years of his Chester career, Cory was the principal at Chester Elementary. Six years ago he took the position of principal at Chester High. He said he feels privileged to have had the opportunity to influence the lives of many students starting with their kindergarten year, all the way through their high school graduation.
He admitted to being sorrowful that he will not be able to do the same for other students he's watched grow up.
However, he said he believes that the change will be good for the school, and that having new leadership with a fresh pair of eyes will be beneficial for the students.
Plumas Unified School District has already collected applications for Cory's replacement, and will conduct final interviews May 20.
A panel consisting of teachers, support staff, one community member, two parents and the CHS associated student body president, Anne Sylvester, will go through all applications received and choose the top six applicants. Those applicants will then be interviewed by the PUSD board of directors.
Assuming a qualified candidate has been chosen before the end of the school year, the new principal's contract will be effective July 1.
"The district is committed to vetting a good process for selecting the right candidate," said Cory. He said if it is unable to find the right person for the job, the district will keep searching until it does.
As a final note, Cory attributed his success to the performance of his staff. "I've been so blessed to have worked with the staff that I have. We have an excellent staff and any success the school has had is because of them; their success is my success, which is ultimately the kids' success."
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Cleaning out shop
this is just a start of the stuff ...
6- Toyota t-cases all for 200.00 set of 4 alum 6 bolt 8x15 rims 100.00 sm 465 and 205 100.00 3 dana 44 .. 1-3/4 ton big hub has broke driver side axles in and outer. 2-1/2 ton no brakes on one all have the flat pass side .. good for cross over all 3 dana 44's for 250.00 1 dana 70 dual wheel 100.00 1 14 bolt ..100.00 I don't know any gears is the axles ... IF SONEONE WHATS ALL AXLES I WILL SELL ALL FOR 350..00.. THATS 3 DANA 44 ,1 DANA 70 AND 1-14 BOLT GM western plow pump cable style.. one cable mount is chipped out....can be fixed..50.00 tow bar ..looks like ones I have seen on motorhomes don't have the bumper side...100.00 Toyota ifs steering gear box with chevy pump.....100.00 1989 suburban 3/4 4x4 with plow ..clean runs great plows great nice ride .. might need a battery...I want a truck to plow with only reason im trying to sell it ..3500.00 and question pm me .. make offer most I will do is say NO.... taking offers on all .... Last edited by erolls; October 13th, 2013 at 07:11 PM. Reason: price,, added more stuff |
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try to get pics of pump in the next few days
here is the pump and the bolt is in the hole to show how is broke..... I add a set a of headers from a small block chevy and a factory 70's-80's tach gauge cluster.. headers $50.00 the gauge $100.00.. pm me if you interested .. Last edited by erolls; October 5th, 2013 at 03:47 PM. Reason: pic |
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Sunday was a sad day in Broncos Country.
On a day that saw Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton throw for 476 yards on 37 of 57 passing attempts, there were not many points to show for it. The offense dominated the game outgaining the Indianapolis Colts by 150 yards, but yards do not win football games.
The Broncos made five attempts inside the 20 yard line and settled for two field goals and three turnovers.
The Broncos were playing with heavy hearts following the death of teammate Kenny McKinley on Monday — a tragic loss.
A moment of silence at the start of the game brought all of us back to reality. Understanding that although it is a game we love, it is still just a game.
Halftime brought some excitement into the stands when Broncos alumni player Floyd Little formally received his Hall of Fame ring from the Hall of Fame's executive director Steve Perry. Floyd Little played for the Broncos from 1967 to 1975. Throughout Little's professional football career, he rushed for 6,323 yards and scored 43 touchdowns. On August 17, 2010, Little was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
After halftime, the Broncos fought hard, scoring 10 points in the third quarter, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Colts.
Denver may have lost the game, but the team learned a lot. The offensive line was able to hold two of the league's premier pass rushers (Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney) to one sack. Orton's near 500 yard performance was equally spread in a total team effort among nine different receivers. Defensively, Denver saw a glimpse of potential in a scheme that held Manning and the Colts to fewer touchdowns than expected.
The Broncos will continue to fight and grow as a team. There will be new challenges that surface as the year progresses. A loss defines us not as a team in distress, but simply as a team with something to gain.
Gaining over 500 yards in a game is a great building point. Going into Tennessee next week all the Broncos really need to do is turn those yards into touchdowns. I am confident that my team will be up to the challenge and will be able to pull through with a win on Sunday.
Go Broncos!
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I have had Avid BB7 Road discs on my CX since I bought it. All I have done is change the break pads.
Now (since a fortnight or so ago) my rear breaks don't adjust (in and out) any longer when i try to turn the red dials (either inside one or outside one). The front ones are still fine and working as usual.
What could be causing this and how do I fix it?
Because they are not adjustable, I have to manually tighten the cable from the break lever (the adjuster/turner near the lever cannot tighten the cable any longer) and this just means the pads are too close to the disc. The cable does seem somewhat looser than I would have thought it would be....could that be it?


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Rash of Convenience Store Robberies Southwest Charlotte, NC - Kentrell Hill shops at Fast Mart on Tom Hunter Road every day. Hill has become friends with the store clerk, who was robbed at gunpoint late Thursday night. Hill says, "I'm tired of this happening to this guy, he needs some sort or protection over there, there needs to be protection anyway." The clerk was too chaken up to talk on camera but told police the suspect came into the store, holding a pistol, demanded money, then fired a shot into the air. Hill says, "He's a good guy, I don't think this should happen to him, it shouldn't happen to anyone." Police say the suspect ran out of the store with cash, and got in a getaway car. They arrest the driver, Craven Sanders early Friday morning, but the suspect is still on the loose. Customers say this isn't the first time the store has been robbed. Customer Melvin Tyler says, "I try to be careful, and watch my back." Police says this is one of many convenience store robberies over the past few months. Police say one suspect is behind nearly a dozen convenience store robberies including this Kangaroo Express on South Tryon Street. Police say this man in this surveillence video robbed ten convenience stores since May. Including the Gate station on Monroe road twice in one week. Most Popular
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