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Lasonic i931 iPod Ghetto Blaster A Reality
We posted the Lasonic iPod Boombox back in August, but at that time the thing just seemed conceptual. Then comes CES 2008, and presto, the Lasonic i931 iPod Ghetto Blaster in the flesh! Damn yeah I'm excited. It's MSRP is set at a paltry $169 and the company is currently looking for distributors. I actually just finished emailing them saying that I'd gladly be their U.S. distributor. I mean it can't be that hard right? I just take orders and shit the things out. Ha! I just typed shit instead of ship, and I'm not changing it. Mostly because my delete key is broken and I'm too drunk to accurately click on that party of the paragraph. Look, I did it again -- I wrote party instead of part! Jesus, I need to lie down. Or puke. Definitely puke. Then maybe I'll take a little nap on the bathroom floor.
Three more pics and the unit's specs after a little breakdancing.
•Supported USB flash disk and SD/MMC card to playback MP3 files •Enjoy your iPod without earphones •iPod control and charging •Watch video on your TV if using iPod Video •Good reception Tuner function (AM/FM/RBDS) •FM 20 preset stations and AM 20 preset stations •Show RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data System) text on LCD display •Alarm to wake up and sleep function •Accurately real time clock display •Separate bass and treble controls •Powerful speaker sound system (12W x 2) •EQ adjustment •Volume level indicator •AUX IN for extension function •Headphone jack output •Microphone input and volume/echo adjustment •Full function remote control •Using AC power or batteries for operation •Dimensions (W/H/D): 650 x 166 x 365 mm
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The old barge canal along the Blackstone River in Lincoln, RI. On the right is Old River Road and on the left the bike/hiking path. Near the Kelley House, now a museum devoted to the Blackstone and Ashton Mills
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Dale you have a very nice workshop! The one thing I can't figure out is where is your thickness planer. My shop is built in an old existing detached garage and I see a lot of similarities. Don't let the nay-sayers get to you because if Wood was going to do a photo shoot of my shop I would probably repaint the epoxy on my floor and be cleaning for weeks. lol I only wish I lived in an area that allowed me windows like you have but reality is if the Bandit's can see it they will take it.
11/18/2012 10:57:59 AM Report AbuseI think same way. Mine is same size and am always busy making sawdust so it gets cleaned up after each job I do.In fact I am just south of Dale but on mainland in Stanwood.Still it is a very nice shop Dale and we do have some of the best views in nation
6/28/2012 10:52:01 PM Report Abuseso, these are museum or tour-stop shops? or do they have maid service daily, or are these folks SERIOUSLY OCD? reality-check, please? bottom-line, they don't look like "real" shops, or appear to set a standard that us common folks will never achieve. "a clean shop is the sign..." indeed.. photograph some real shops, not museums. :)
6/28/2012 02:27:33 PM Report AbusePlease note, we schedule photo shoots for these shops at least a month or two in advance, giving the shop owner plenty of time to "clean it up" prior to our arrival. While all the shops we show in print or online are working shops, without exception these guys want them to look top-notch for photography. Marlen @ WOOD
11/5/2010 01:38:51 PM Report AbuseA clean shop is the sign of a sick mind! LOL my friend accused me of this! http://www.binkyswoodworking.com/GrampiesShop.php
9/23/2010 04:32:18 PM Report AbuseI, too, am amazed that none of these 'ideal' shops have a speck of sawdust anywhere! Do the owners spend their time building a perfect shop then quit doing things?
9/23/2010 01:46:01 PM Report AbuseNice shop, but I'm always amazed when I see these shops since there's almost always no room to work sheet goods
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BODYJAM™ is the cardio workout where you are free to enjoy the sensation of dance. An addictive fusion of the latest dance styles and hottest new sounds puts the emphasis as much on having fun as on breaking a sweat. Funky instructors teach you to move with attitude through this 55-minute class. So grab a friend, get front and center, and get high on the feeling of dance. Like all the LES MILLS™ programs, a new BODYJAM™ class is produced every three months with new music and choreography. Each new class will be a different dance experience depending on what's current and hot.
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Think dance school. Loosen up and get ready to jam!
1 | Your instructor will first take you through a warm up with simple moves designed to work one body part at a time, from your shoulders, to your chest, to your hips. |
2 | You'll then move onto the rehearsal phase, where you will try some uncomplicated but ultra-fun dance combinations that follow the latest music and hottest dance trends. Each rehearsal phase is followed by a complete bust-out performance where you go crazy with the moves you've just learned. Following these you'll get to take a breather in the recovery phases. |
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One of my favorite chocolates of all time is Yogurette by Ferrero. I just love the filling. I always had a hard time finding this chocolate except online. I recently discovered that another company makes a product quite similar by Ritter Sport. I am just wondering if anyone might have a recipe or some advice based on experience.
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It's likely that they either use a dried yogurt powder blended with their liquid white chocolate center, or that they use yogurt as part of the ganache base instead of some other liquid. The strawberry flavor probably comes from a strawberry essential oil.
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A rubber mallet is one of those simple tools that you never really think about, but this is a big improvement on the cheap ones with a big lump of black rubber. It has a good weight, but is easily controlled. Nice hickory handle, black and white rubber to avoid the smudge marks you often see after a poorly placed mallet strike. Made in USA - what more could you ask.
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I own many hammers being a commercial maintenance tech. And at least half are Craftsman they have all been great quality and you cannot beat the lifetime warranty.
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This mallet is close to perfect. I picked it up the other day as I had a small patio project going. I was laying patio block near my back porch area and I used this tool to help me get the 16x16 inch patio pavers into place. This mallet worked perfectly, had 2 nice striking surfaces, a strong hickory handle which absorbed the shock nicely, and I noticed that I didn't have to swing near as hard as when using a rubber mallet. This tool helped me get my job done fast and with less effort. Job well done! And, of coarse it carries the legendary lifetime warranty too!
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Each session provides basic arboriculture training which includes a combination of indoor and outdoor instruction, and a group tree planting. This course has been approved for ISA Continuing Education Units (CEU).
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Century City spot for kids' parties with a decent menu for adults and healthy options for kids that are cleverly disguised (mom's secret sauce includes buttern
9341 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA
A good kid-friendly option in tony Brentwood. Small but thoughtful kid's menu, plus they give out crayons, etc. Known for being kid-friendly.
4211 Riverside Dr, Burbank, CA
Kid's menu, classic cars every Friday night. Carhop service weekends. Bob's mascot for photo opps. Historic landmark.
1001 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA
It's super-affordable, with sandwiches and sides that kids will recognize and enjoy. Sawdust on the floor, always bustling, plus a mini "museum" of trains in t
2771 W. Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Fun for groups, families, etc. Big portions of Greek food in a festive atmosphere.
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Yes, it's a little spendy for a beach cafe, but it's a real treat for kids to be able to sit in the sand and watch the ocean. Great to combine this with a day
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Loud, friendly, Pasadena eatery popular with local families for giant portions of barbecue and Americana fare.
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"That's Amore!" sing-alongs, endless garlic rolls, and basically everything on the menu comes in either regular or "gargantuan" portions. It's the kind of plac
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Kids love watching all the carts go by during dim sum, and most of the dumplings are pretty straightforward, so it isn't too "exotic" for them. Plus, the room
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This intermediate/advanced studio course offers an exploration in printmaking, considering the digital matrix for computer aided and hand pulled prints through processes redefined in the digital age, scrutinizing decisions for information in and information out, and the relationship to those decisions. Students will be challenged to work in the territory of digital media in relationship to and combination with traditional print medium. Students have the opportunity to create files for output which are hand drawn, digitally generated, of a photographic nature, or a combination of all three. Topics include; transfer methods, digital production of plates, color management for a wide-format digital printer, photolithography and exploration of media choices to project ideas. Technical and critical discussion in this course will be informed by the presentation of processes that have been developed over the past few decades, and how these developments relate and affect print culture today. Note: Open Elective. Encouraged for Third/Fourth year students as an elective studio. Required for Third Year Print Majors.
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A Pyrate Perspective
The thoughts and feelings of a Pirate Wiccan on Pagan issues and community.
Pagan Pride and Pagan Community: It's Up To Us
(This may be a bit belated and perhaps it's already been said, but after taking some time to process things, this is what I've got).
I haven't written in a while because I've been pretty done in.
I started graduate school this Fall and am still working full time. As you can imagine, the workload is quite large and time consuming. (And when I start rambling on at you about post-colonial theory as applied to modernist authors, perhaps you'll understand why…)
But I have also been pretty worn down by the debates on the Pagan blogosphere of the last few months.
As a Wiccan who identifies as a hard polytheist, watching people throw around terms like "fundamentalist" and complain bitterly about things that should be interesting points of discussion about theory and practice, the last few months have been pretty rough. I love a good debate about practice and theory as much as the next blogger, but it's felt like things took a much more personal turn. I've also felt very stuck in the middle of everything as I could see things from both sides.
In the end, I hit a point where I wasn't even reading other peoples blogs on anything because the whole topic was utterly exhausting.
Two weekends ago, New Orleans put on our first Pagan Pride Day. The day itself came together beautifully. A great deal of hard work and planning on the parts of many people came together to create a small, intimate Pagan Pride that will give us room to grow in the future.
Selena Fox kindly came down and participated as our main guest and we had Ginger Doss, Lynda Millard and Darwin Prophet come to entertain us, as well as local band FishBird (featuring Kenny Klein). We had an excellent panel on Pagan Civil Rights, as well as various workshops. Turnout was great, and the day ended with an awesome ritual done by our local OTO chapter. (A note to the impressively graceful OTO Priest: If I had to spin backwards over the altar while reciting in a foreign language, I would knock the altar over and probably land on top of everything including my dignity!).
(Ginger Doss, Lynda Millard and Darwin Prophet were 3 of the 4 original Velvet Hammer members)
The day after, unfortunately, a lot of petty interpersonal drama came up from many different people, centered around the event. Someone also walked off with the day's earnings of one of the vendors. I was astounded. I felt like the whole point of Pagan Pride had been lost, especially by several so-called leaders of the local community. It felt like the debates of the Pagan blogosphere had bled over into the real world and tainted something that was way beyond academic debate. The week after the event, I felt like my weariness had increased 10 fold. While I don't think a majority of the people involved in our PPD had to deal with the things that popped up later, it certainly took a toll on those of us who did. It proved how splintered our community truly is.
John Halstead wrote a blog a few weeks ago where he stated "In my efforts to work out what Paganism means to me, I have sometimes been guilty of projecting those personal definitions outward in such a way that would exclude others from my communion". I think we have all been guilty of this lately and we need to reevaluate how we talk about things.
This past weekend, I traveled back to Ohio and attended a festival run by a friend of mine with the help of my pirate family. It was everything I needed to put things back into perspective. The Earth Warriors Festival in Southern Ohio is run by the Earth Warriors Council and Heather Killen. (Kenny Klein writes about the festival here if you want more details). My pirate family are Heather's minions and going home felt like I was enfolded into a loving embrace that I sorely needed. The love and support of these amazing people is something that I still haven't found anywhere else.
During the main ritual, the Priestess called for warriors to bring harmony back to the world. She asked for people to set aside interpersonal differences and work together for the good of the community. She brought up the grand coven that was convened in England to stave off Hitler's invasion and said, "if they, with all of their differences, could do it then, we can certainly do it now".
I think my brother Long Tom Foolery summed it up better than anybody else. He said, "We do this because it takes a village, but the community they've given us is broken. So it's up to us to build a better one".
For me, EWF was everything that Pagan Pride Day was not. But what about those people who didn't get to have their own EWF? What about those people who don't have pirates like I do? What about those people who depend on the Pagan blogosphere and Pagan Pride Days? Where has our sense of community gone to?
In the end, it doesn't matter how you or I see the gods or how we go about our practices. It does however matter that we can be bigger people and come together as a community to do things that help our community (Pagan and not) to grow into something better than it was before. We should use the energy we've been using to tear each other apart, to bring harmony back to a community that still has a chance to be unbroken. If, at the end of the day, we can put the pieces of each other back together, maybe we can start helping others do the same.
I'll leave you with some words from Zitkala-Sa's piece "Why I Am A Pagan" (I did warn you about that post-colonial writer thing, right?):
The little incident recalled to mind the copy of a missionary paper brought to my notice a few days ago, in which a "Christian" pugilist commented upon a recent article of mine, grossly perverting the spirit of my pen. Still I would not forget that the pale-faced missionary and the hoodooed aborigine are both God's creatures, though small indeed their own conceptions of Infinite Love. A wee child toddling in a wonder world, I prefer to their dogma my excursions into the natural gardens where the voice of the Great Spirit is heard in the twittering of birds, the rippling of mighty waters, and the sweet breathing of flowers. If this is Paganism, then at present, at least, I am a Pagan.
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- Ph.D., Mathematics, University of Iowa (1968).
- M.S., Mathematics, University of Iowa (1967).
- B.S., Mathematics, St. Louis University (1965).
Edward Wegman is a statistics professor at George Mason University [1], and past chair of the National Research Council's Committee on Applied and Theoretical Statistics. He is also a Fellow of the American Statistical Association and a Senior Member of the IEEE.
Wegman contributed to the 2006 Committee on Energy and Commerce Report investigation inquiring into the Michael Mann's Hockey stick graph, in what became known as the "Wegman Report." Wegman received criticism on more than one occasion [2] for allegedly plagiarizing [3] sections of the report. [3]
Wegman has been a program chair [4] of the Interface Foundation of North America, Inc., which is the host organization for the Symposia on the Interface of Computing Science and Statistics. He was once a Senior Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE [5]). [4]
Stance on Climate Change
"We were not asked to assess the reality of global warming and indeed this is not an area of our expertise. We do not assume any position with respect to global warming except to note in our report that the instrumented record of global average temperature has risen since 1850 according to the MBH 99 chart by about 1.2º centigrade. [5]
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"Overall, our committee believes that Dr. Mann's assessments that the decade of the 1990s was the hottest decade of the millennium and that 1998 was the hottest year of the millennium cannot be supported by his analysis." [6]
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July 27, 2006
Testified at a hearing on "Questions Surrounding the 'Hockey Stick' Temperature Studies: Implications for Climate Change Assessments - Part [6]II. [6]" [7]
July 19, 2006
Testified [7]at a hearing of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce (Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations) where he presented his findings from the investigation into the hockey stick published by Michael Mann. [9]
Wegman notes (PDF [8]) that "We were not asked to assess the reality of global warming and indeed this is not an area of our expertise."
July 14, 2006
The Wegman Report, officially titled the "Ad Hoc Committee Report On the 'Hockey Stick' Global Climate Reconstruction" was released.
It was commissioned by Congress as an investigation into the "hockey stick" graph published by Michael Mann and used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) prominently to illustrate the reality of climate change. The Wegman report was highly critical of Mann's graph.
Wegman was later accused of plagiarizing [9] sections of the report, largely from one of the graph's original authors, Raymond Brandley.
Although the George Mason University is investigating the report, they have not yet acted on the charges. Nature recently questioned [10] why George Mason University has taken over fourteen months in their review.
A report by John Mashey [11] found Wegman's report to be guilty of falsifications, misrepresentation and fabrications [12]that could give rise to a charge of academic misconduct. When Wegman tried to publish the report in the peer-reviewed journal of Computational Data and Statistics Analysis (CSDA), it was rejected due to possible plagiarism [2] from Wikipedia and textbooks. [8]
- George Mason Universtiy (GMU) [13] — Statistics professor.
Wegman has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals in the area of statistics. According to a search of Google Scholar, he has not published any articles in peer-reviewed journals on the subject of climate.
- "Ad Hoc Committee Report On the 'Hockey Stick' Global Climate Reconstruction" (PDF [14], July 2006). Authors include Edward J. Wegman, David W. Scott, and Yasmin H. Said, with contributions from John T. Rigsby, III, and Denise M. Reeves.
Related DeSmogBlog Posts
- "Wegman Report: Not just plagiarism, misrepresentation [11]." Richard Littlemore. 5 June 2011.
- "Nature Scolds GMU over Wegman Inquiry [10]." Richard Littlemore. 26 May 2011.
- "Mashey Report Reveals Wegman Manipulations [15]." Richard Littlemore. 23 May 2011.
- "Wegman Paper Retracted for Plagiarism [2]." Richard Littlemore. 16 May 2011.
- "GMU still paralyzed; Wegman, Rapp still paranoid [16]." Richard Littlemore. 6 January 2011.
- "GMU Paralyzed by Plagiarism Investigation [17]." Richard Littlemore. 14 December 2010.
- "Joe Barton: Misleading Congress; Misleading America [18]." Richard Littlemore. 12 October 2010.
- "Hockey Stick Basher Wegman Under Investigation [9]." Richard Littlemore. 8 October 2010.
- "Wegman, et al: Using Statistics to Mislead Congress? [19]" Richard Littlemore. 27 September 2010.
- "Deep Climate exposes more cheating by team Wegman [20]." Richard Littlemore. 23 April 2010.
- "Wegman's Report Highly Politicized - and Fatally Flawed [21]." Richard Littlemore. 8 February 2010.
- "Plagiarism? Conspiracies? Felonies? Breaking out the Wegman File [22]." 7 February 2010.
"Edward Wegman [1]," George Mason University. Accessed February, 2012.
"Edward J. Wegman [23]," Statistics at George Mason University. Archived December 27, 2008.
Dan Vergano. "Experts claim 2006 climate report plagiarized [3]," USA Today, November 22, 2010. Archived February 23, 2012 [24], with WebCite.
"A Brief History of the Interface Symposia [4]," Interface. Accessed February, 2012.
"Report on the 'Hockey Stick' Global Climate Reconstruction" (PDF [25]). Testimony of Edward J. Wegman. Archived February 28, 2008, from the Committee on Energy and Commerce website.
"Report Raises New Questions About Climate Change Assessments" (PDF Press Release [26]). U.S. House Committee on Energy & Commerce press release.
"Summary of Hearings on Climate Change (12-8-06) [6]," American Geosciences Institute Government Affairs Program. Accessed February, 2012.
John Mashey. "John Mashey on Strange Scholarship in the Wegman Report [12]," Deep Climate, September 26, 2010.
"Hearing: Questions Surrounding the 'Hockey Stick' Temperature Studies: Implications for Climate Change Assessments [7]," Committee on Energy and Commerce. Archived July 30, 2008.
"Edward Wegman [27]," Wikipedia Entry.
"Edward Wegman [28]," SourceWatch Profile.


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FOREST PARK — Tuesday's meeting of the Fort Gillem redevelopment committee was shortened by the federal government shutdown.
Fred Bryant, executive director of the Forest Park/Fort Gillem Implementation Local Redevelopment Authority, said officials normally involved in the ongoing project were on furlough.
"This is going to be a very short meeting," Bryant said.
Bryant updated members on Project Jasper, the name given to a business that is negotiating to develop within the former Army base. The pseudonym is being used until the deal is completed.
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The newest information about the project is that the business will pay $1 million less for Building 516, Bryant said. Negotiations have brought the price down to $6.7 million.
Fort Gillem was established in 1941 and was a sub-installation base to Fort McPherson in East Point. Fort Gillem was annexed into Forest Park in 1973. It was recommended for closure in May 2005 and negotiations began between the Army and Forest Park to purchase the property for industrial and commercial development.
One of the obstacles in a smoother transfer of ownership is about 165 acres of contaminated groundwater scattered about the 1,170-acre property. The Army will assume 100 percent responsibility for the clean-up, whether the city contracts out the work or the Army performs it, Bryant said.
Bryant said he hopes to have documents ready for committee members to examine at the Oct. 23 meeting.
The U.S. Army retains a 250-acre enclave that includes its Criminal Investigations Division Crime Lab, a state of the art facility that is the Army's only crime lab.
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Into the West | 1993 | Actor | 1st Journalist | 19937 |
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Directed Costner and Bill Paxton in The History Channel miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys" |
Earned breakthrough commercial success with "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," starring Costner |
Made TV debut as screenwriter (from a Steven Spielberg story) with "You Gotta Believe Me," an episode of the fantasy anthology series "Amazing Stories" (NBC) |
Directed the period drama "Tristan & Isolde" |
Directed "Rapa Nui," an eccentric period heroic adventure executive produced by Costner |
Practiced law in Austin, TX |
Debut as a feature writer-director, "Fandango" from Amblin Entertainment; first collaboration with Kevin Costner |
Made a short film titled "Proof" about parachute jumping |
Helmed the drama "187," starring Samuel L. Jackson |
Quit post at the helm of the troubled production of sci-fi actioner "Waterworld" due to creative differences with star-producer Costner and studio MCA over the editing and content of the film just three months before the scheduled July 28th release date |
First directing assignment he did not script, "The Beast," a war film set in Afghanistan |
Directed the remake of "The Count of Monte Cristo," starring Jim Caviezel and Guy Pearce |
Moved to L.A. to attend USC's film school |
Wrote speeches for politicians |
Feature debut as screenwriter and story writer of John Milius' "Red Dawn" |
Born on Jan. 17, 1952 in Waco, TX, Reynolds was born the son of Herbert Reynolds, the former president of Baylor University. Though always enamored with writing stories, Reynolds felt such a pursuit was too far out of reach, which led him to attend law school at Baylor following his undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin. But all throughout his time at UT, he made short films at night while practicing law during the day. So when he became fed up with being a lawyer, Reynolds applied to the film school at the University of Southern California and was accepted, allowing him to leave practicing the law far behind. While at USC, he made the 30-minute short, "Proof," which focused on a group of carousing college students who go to a far-flung airstrip so one of them can skydive in order to prove his courage. The film managed to find its way to Steven Spielberg, who attached himself as a producer for Reynolds to make a feature-length version. The result was "Fandango" (1985), a coming of age drama set in 1971 about five college guys (Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Robards, Chuck Bush and Brian Cesak) who go on a last road trip prior to honoring their obligations to jobs, marriage and the Vietnam war.
While it garnered some affectionate reviews, Reynolds' feature debut failed to register at the box office. Reportedly, Spielberg was so disappointed in the final product that he withdrew his name from the film. Still, "Fandango" earned cult status over the years and even received praise from director Quentin Tarantino, who called it the best directorial debut in cinema history. Prior to making this debut, Reynolds had his first screenplay produced, resulting in director John Milius' notorious Cold War fantasy "Red Dawn" (1984). Starring teen idols du jour Patrick Swayze and C. Thomas Howell, the flag-waving fantasy followed the travails of a ragtag group of teenagers who band together and fight off invading Russian forces on American soil. After "Fandango," Reynolds directed another Cold War-themed action thriller, "The Beast" (1988), which followed a Russian commander (George Dzundza) whose tank becomes lost while wandering the Afghanistan desert. Though met with a mixed critical reaction, the film remained notable for its depiction of the Soviet's long, failed invasion of that ravaged Middle Eastern country.
Reynolds reunited with star Kevin Costner for what turned out to be his biggest box office success then to date, "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" (1991), yet another retelling of the famed Robin of Locksley (Costner), who robs from the rich and gives to the poor, all the while trying to outwit the evil Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman) and romance the beautiful Maid Marion (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio). Despite some rather disappointing reviews - most of which mocked Costner's attempt, or lack thereof, of the proper accent - "Robin Hood" was a smash hit with audiences, earning over $165 million at the box office and boasting one of the biggest-selling singles of all time with its love theme, Bryan Adam's "Everything I do (I do it for you)." Reynolds went on to direct the boldly campy period action film "Rapa Nui" (1994) with Costner serving as executive producer. Barely released in the United States, the loosely historical drama chronicled the catastrophic events that transpired on Easter Island prior to its discovery by European explorers in 1722. Reynolds unfortunately rejoined forces with Costner to helm the lavish "Waterworld" (1995), which took place in a post-apocalyptic world covered entirely in water. Industry insiders closely followed tales of the film's innumerable shooting delays, mishaps and historically escalating budget. The production suffered another blow when Reynolds quit during post-production three months before "Waterworld" was released, reportedly due to a culminating series of creative battles with Costner. A box office failure because of its swollen budget, as well as a bit of laughing stock, Waterworld" eventually recouped its budget and even made a profit, thanks to foreign territories and DVD sales. Whether fair or not, its legacy as a laughable, epic mess lived on through the years, much like "Heaven's Gate" (1980) and "Ishtar" (1987) that came before.
It took Reynolds a couple of years to regroup, but he returned to features at the helm of "187" (1997), an urban thriller about a high school teacher (Samuel L. Jackson) who gradually becomes unhinged after being attacked by gang members. Though his direction was more than adequate, a convoluted script undercut the film's overall intention and left the few moviegoers that actually saw the film disinterested. Reynolds waited another five years to see his next film released, this time directing a new take on an old classic, "The Count of Monte Cristo" (2002). Teaming James Caviezel in the title role with Guy Pearce as his archenemy, Reynolds crafted a rather compelling adaptation that contained plenty of exciting action sequences, while earning a warm critical reception and a modest take at the box office. But he stumbled again with his next movie, "Tristan & Isolde" (2006), a reinterpretation of the medieval romantic legend about the doomed titular lovers (James Franco and Sophia Myles). The film was generally panned for its failed attempt at sweeping romance and sloppy historical accuracy, while the public displayed an utter lack of interest. Meanwhile, director Dan Bradley helmed a remake of "Red Dawn" (2011), which was based on the story and original script written by Reynolds.
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"Progressing through a strange, heady mixture of ravishing spectacle and self-subverting camp humor, 'Rapa Nui' (the title is the islanders' name for their home) suggests an unholy alliance of Cecil B. DeMille's kitschily overscaled 'The Ten Commandments,' F.W. Murnau's haunting, lyrical 'Tabu,' and Leni Riefenstahl's body-worshipping 'Olympia.' Just when the film seems its most earnest, Reynolds will drop in a deflating, anachronistic punch line, apparently just for the pleasure of watching his elaborately constructed edifice shake." - from "'Rapa Nui' Camps Out on Easter Island" by Dave Kehr, Daily News, Sept. 9, 1994 |
"'Rapa Nui' establishes Reynolds as one of the few contemporary masters of the widescreen format." "He uses strong diagonals and an incredible depth of field to create a series of highly charged, expressionistic spaces that make Easter Island look like a colony established by Dr. Caligari. His talent is great and so is the perversity of this intriguingly tortured, self-contradictory film." - from "'Rapa Nui' Camps Out on Easter Island" by Dave Kehr, Daily News, Sept. 9, 1994 |
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removing front coverIf I can buy this cub with no oil pressure,will I have to remove the engine to see if the plug behind the cam is missing. Can just the front be removed along with radiator to get to front plate..Will I be able to see if problem is here..Ive got the guy considering an offer...I tried two gauges without any luck so I guess going into engine is next IF he decided to sell
Re: removing front coverYou will need to remove the bolster, engine front pulley, lower the oil pan, to remove the engine front cover. Should the allen plug under the cam shaft gear be missing, you will need to pull the engine and remove the oil pump to slide the cam shaft forward.
If this were my tractor, I would pull the engine, set on engine stand, disassemble, measure. Basically find out condition and if any thing needs repaired or replaced. Did you check for missing allen plug under the valve tappet cover Edit: By the time you have the tractor ready to access the front cover - remove the cover on bottom front of flywheel, 4 or 6 more bolts to unbolt from torque tube and you have the engine pulled. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: removing front coverEugene Yesterday evening I thought I would look again,, I did remove the carb and then the valve cover with the two long bolts..The allen plug was in there at the back closes to clutch end.. I removed this allen plug and also the allen plug behind the hydraulic lines..Took my oil can and shot some oil in like I was going to prime the pump and it immeadiately ran out the allen hole in the valve cover . Put it all back together and spun engine over with oil filter cap off and can see oil immediately gushing into housing. I put filter back in and lid back on and spun it and spun it and no movement of the gauge..This is original gauge..This ga under any air pressure will move needle..Ive already before yesterday removed the pressure relief valve and the spring and cap slides in easy and comes out easy... Guess now its to look into engine..He finally hesitated on giving me a price but I told him he had a pile of scrap metal until he has oil pressure and it runs.
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Re: removing front coverThe oil pressure gauge will not register unless the engine is running. Simply spinning the engine over with the starter will not do it. If oil is flowing into the filter canister, then the oil pump is working - it sits on the back of the engine and has to pull oil up out of the pan. I understand that you don't want to put any great sums of money into this tractor yet, but I would suggest the purchase of a new gauge (a 0-30 or 0-45 lbs. will be sufficient), crank the engine, and then see if the new gauge shows pressure. Even if you ultimately have to go through all the other (remove the front cover, etc.), you will still need a gauge that you know (or can reasonably suspect) works.
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Re: removing front coverOnce it is running, it normally takes 10 to 20 seconds before you see oil pressure, so spinning with the starter will rarely give a reading on the gauge.
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Re: removing front coverEngine has been previously ran to check for oil pressure.
Considering lack of oil pressure and other problems with this tractor, at this point I would offer the owner just above scrap metal price for the Cub. I have an excuse. CRS.
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Well, we don't really know that for certain, because:
We don't know if they just started it and saw there was immediately no oil pressure and shut it down, or if they let it run for the time it takes for the oil pressure to build up.
It could very well be that a tear-down and split are in the cards for this one, but I'd first like to verify that it's truly necessary. Could still just be a faulty gauge. But... All we know for certain, and only through second hand information, is that the owner told the OP there was no oil pressure when it was cranked and started after a rebuild. No one directly involved in this conversation has yet confirmed this statement by actually running the engine and checking the oil pressure with a reliable gauge. The OP stated that, with the engine spinning, oil flowed (I believe he said it was "gushing") into the oil filter chamber. That tells me the pump has to be working and that, after allowing for the time it takes for the pressure to build up, there should be oil pressure with the engine running. I'm thinking this needs to be positively verified before proceeding further. It seems a small price to pay to invest in an inexpensive, yet reliable, gauge to verify the no-oil-pressure claim before tearing into the engine and splitting the tractor. Perhaps it truly doesn't develop oil pressure, but spending a few dollars for a gauge (which will be necessary anyway) is an inexpensive way to determine for certain that a new set of gaskets is going to be needed. Jim 1945 Farmall A
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Re: removing front coverI see a lot of posts on offering just above scrap price for cubs , I guess I look at things differently, I for one would get POed if I was offered scrap price for a cub. I would also be interested in knowing how many members are selling cubs for scrap price. I dont pay more than they are worth, but I do like to pay what they are worth to me. If you think they are only worth scrap price why buy it in the first place!
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Re: removing front coverFollowing, a previous post/topic, down on the page describing the some problems with the tractor and owner's veracity. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=79669&p=637719#p637719 So far Herbie has quite a bit of time invested and probably little prospects in getting some if any money back. If the gauge needle moves under air pressure - it will move under oil pressure. Accuracy questionable - but the current gauge will register oil pressure. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: removing front coverHe has primed it since the posted test, so it may be ready to go now.
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Re: removing front coverOk The tractor was started after priming pump and checking relief valve and seeing oil coming into oil filler canister,,This was with a new gauge that The guy bought after not seeing any oil pressure..This ga registers 75 lbs.. Now I don't think they had oil pump primed when they started engine 2 years ago..New ga installed 2 years ago. The Last work I did on tractor was stated above, Checked oil at all locations on outside of block and Put original oil pressure ga back in..Ive only spun it over without plugs and that's when I saw the oil really coming into canister..The tractor HAS not been started since old ga was put on..
Im not trying to buy the tractor for scrap price...The guy told me last Sunday when he brought the original ga by that He couldn't get his money back for tractor..He stated Last Sunday that he had 1800 in tractor and 750 in rebuild..Yep from original post its went up in price 200 dollars. He has to have a rotor button before it can be started,, I only offered to buy tractor to keep it going from scrap yard..I told him all he had was scrap until he can hear it run with oil pressure. AT PRESENT time I know it has to have a rotor button, The hydraulic fluid is low and tractor had over two quarts of fluid in crankcase beyond the full mark..Tranny was full of water and oil that was milky white...Clutch is not adjusted right..Doesnt engage easily. Only has a mowing deck and its completely rusted out.. Now is it worth 2500 dollars I think Not. Right rear seal leaks onto wheel. Battery is dead Yet he has no money to fix..I just parked it to let it sit so He can decide what He will do
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Herbie: To my mind this is what you need to take into consideration when figuring the price of that Cub.
These parts etc, only account for $240.00US. I have taken the middle price for those that have a range and not a fixed price. Now add in the Mower brings it up to $540.00 without shipping and handling or taxes if applicable. He says the Cub cost him $1,600.00 and he has $750.00 in it. So that adds up to $2,350.00 .. ask. In reality if he had to put $750.00 into it, it was a non-runner so it's actual value would be anywhere from $400.00 to $750.00. So median price would be $575.00, add in the $750.00 and it comes up to $1,325.00. Now subtract what it needs to get it running again because now it is a non runner again ..... $1,085.00. Take away the mower and all of a sudden this Cub as is is less than he probably paid for it and less than what he has in it. I usually disregard the implements for the most part. They usually add to the price but in this case take away. So I would be looking at a reasonable offer being between $900.00 and $1,200.00 and no more than the upper limit. Also, I have only included prices for items identified and not for those that may also be required when replacing that which is listed. Remember now, this is JIMHO and prices may vary according to city/state/PO desires .. Whew .. time for a nice cup of Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Re: removing front coverThanks Rudi All along I was thinking 8/9 hundred dollars That I would give....Maybe he will come back around and take it Would be a good winter project for me. Thanks to all you guys
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