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14th Annual International Route 66 Mother Road Festival
Come take part in a celebration of America's Highway, Route 66, at the 14th Annual International Route 66 Mother Road Festival. More than 1,000 cool cars will roll into the heart of Springfield's historic downtown this September. Enjoy music, entertainment, great food and a great time, as well as visit some of the nation's most popular automotive aftermarket vendors. It's a wonderful event for the whole family!
CITY: Springfield
4th of July Celebration & Parade
Two day Celebration at Nichols Park beginning at 6 p.m. July 3rd and ending after fireworks on July 4th. Parade, concessions, kid's events, live entertainment, fireworks and more!
CITY: Jacksonville
Annual Downtown Celebration
Plan to be part of the Downtown Celebration, a festive day of music, food and fun in the heart of Historic Downtown Jacksonville.
CITY: Jacksonville
Bradley Lighted Christmas Parade
The Bradley Christmas Fantasy Parade includes a festive Winter Wonderland that features vendors, carolers, storytellers, games and visits with Santa.
CITY: Bradley
Dwight Harvest Days
Downtown Dwight is the place to be for crafts, flea markets, carnival and kids games, downtown stage full of entertainment, car show, 5K run, parade and band competition are highlights of the weekend, attracting over 10,000 people each year! Sunday's parade is led by hundreds of basset hounds and their owners from around the world.
CITY: Dwight
Early Tin Dusters Fall Color Run
A street rod show of 1949 cars and older held in the streets of downtown Quincy each year. 900+ cars in attendance plus vendors and special drives and events each year. Free registration.
CITY: Quincy
Freedom Fest
4th of July Celebration events includes: Freedom Run a 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run; a Gospel Show; a Parade; Free Concert at the City Park and much more. Capping off the Freedom Fest is one of the largest fireworks display in Southern Illinois.
CITY: Goreville
HerrinFesta Italiana
"Ciao" on delicious Italian food and delight in a grand parade. There will be midway rides and games, live music, a bocce tournament, a grape stomp, a pasta cook-off, a kids pet and bike parade, a road race and an art contest.
CITY: Herrin
Lights Fantastic Activities & Parade
Take pictures with Santa's reindeer in Carbondale's Town Square, stop by the Polar Express Station (the Old Train Depot) for candy cane treats, and enjoy the Holiday Cookie Walk, where downtown businesses offer cookies and refreshments. The Lights Fantastic Parade kicks off at 6pm.
CITY: Carbondale
Lincoln Days Civil War Re-Enactment
Civil War Re-Enactment held at the Pittsfield City Lake. Featuring a parade, military drills, soldier camps, Living History Lectures, music, period food, vendors and artisans. Step back in time to historic Pittsfield as Union and Confederate forces prepare for battle.
CITY: Pittsfield
Lions Club Labor Day Celebration
Picnic celebration with live music and a parade. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to Fort Massac State Park to enjoy live music and entertainment. An all day outdoor cookout featuring hamburgers, hotdogs, and more.
CITY: Metropolis
Magnificent Mile Lights Festival
Kick off the holiday season and create your special memories on The Magnificent Mile in 2014! The BMO Harris Bank Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, the nation's largest evening holiday celebration, jump starts the holiday season on Saturday, November 22 with a full day of family friendly activities, concerts by top musical artists and the best holiday shopping. The day's excitement culminates with a grand evening parade down Michigan Avenue marshaled by Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse from Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, illuminating one million lights on 200 trees. The parade concludes with a grand finale fireworks show over the Chicago River.
CITY: Chicago
Murphysboro Apple Festival
The Murphysboro Apple Festival is the oldest and largest, alcohol-free festival in Southern Illinois. Over 45,000 people attend the festival each year. During the five days of the Apple Festival, there are numerous activities drawing large crowds such as evening stage shows, carnival/concessions, Queen Contest, Prince and Princess Contest, contests from apple pie eating to apple core throwing, firefighters' water fights, marching band competition, car shows, Appletime 5K Walk/Run and much more. In addition, the festival's Grand Parade is one of the largest parade in Southern Illinois. The parade features an average of about 160 total units, 25 of those marching bands, and a variety of groups and organizations.
CITY: Murphysboro
St. Patrick's Day Festival
Start the day with the 5K run/walk race at 9 a.m. Watch the parade at 11am, enjoy corned beef & cabbage at the 17th Street Bar and Grill Warehouse. The Irish Kids' Fest will feature arts and crafts, games and story telling at the Murphysboro Youth Center, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Grab a shillelagh and pour a green beer, or sample local craft beers while listening to the Irish music, and try your hand in the dart tournament or the Leprechaun Classic Bocce Tournament to be held at Riverside Park.
CITY: Murphysboro
Swedish Days Festival
This "granddaddy" of Illinois festivals features a host of family-friendly activities with live musical entertainment, a carnival, rosemaling show, pet parade, kids' day fun, grand parade, the state's largest music competition, multi-ethnic food plus great shopping in our historic downtown. Geneva's train station is located just blocks from the festivities.
CITY: Geneva
Veterans Day Parade
Parade begins at 2pm from the Anna City Park entrance on Davie St. and follows Main St. to Jefferson St. and back to the park. The Anna VFW post invites everyone back to the lodge for hot dogs and chili.
CITY: Anna
Veterans On Parade
Marion proudly presents a parade to honor all Southern Illinois veterans. Over 17 bands will march & perform (awards to be given) plus floats and over 1000 veterans from all branches of service will ride or march. Entertainment and food at Fairgrounds. The annual Veterans on Parade is being held to honor all the men and women veterans throughout Southern Illinois, who have ever served our country in both war and peacetime. For more information contact Ed Davis at 618.993.3379 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Book your room at Harrahs New Orleans Casino & Hotel
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This eco-friendly hotel is located in New Orleans (Warehouse District - Convention Center), close to Spanish Plaza, Jackson Square, and Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Also nearby are French Market and New Orleans Jazz Park.
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Harrahs New Orleans Casino & Hotel provides a casino, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a nightclub.
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All guestrooms feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, iPod docking stations, and refrigerators. Other amenities include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A 24-hour business center is on site at this 4-star property.
Public areas are equipped with high-speed wired and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Event facilities measure 30000 square feet (2787 square meters). This eco-friendly hotel also offers a casino, a nightclub, and a fitness center. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Total number of rooms - 450
- Number of floors - 26
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- Conference space size (meters) - 2787
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- Conference space size (feet) - 30000
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
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Ruths Chris - This steakhouse serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
Besh Steak - This steakhouse serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Bambu - This restaurant specializes in sushi and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Fuddruckers - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
The Buffet at Harrahs - This buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch.
24-hour room service is available.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 10.95 (rates may vary)
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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden in Belmont hosts Fall Family Festival in conjunction with the opening weekend of the "Something's A-Flutter" butterfly display. Opens 9 a.m. today and Sunday . $10 for adults; $9 for seniors 60+; $5 for children ages 4-12; members free. Details: 704-825-4490 or www.DSBG.org.
Garden Conservancy's open days
Take a self-guided tour of six private Charlotte gardens; rain or shine, no reservations required.
Tour begins at Wing Haven Gardens & Bird Sanctuary, 248 Ridgewood Ave. in Charlotte. 10 a.m. today ; 1 p.m. Sunday . $5 per garden or $25 for six tickets. Details: 888-842-2442 or www.opendays program.org.
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Master Gardeners bring their favorite home garden plants and flowers to sell at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market on Yorkmont Road, Building A. They'll also answer gardening questions. Starts 8 a.m. today.
Garden club's fall bulb sale
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In Danny Phantom: Urban Jungle, the root of all evil is...roots! Danny's home, the city of Amity Park, has become a jungle! The whole place is overrun with gigantic, prickly thorns and oversized plants. It's the work of a new bad guy, Undergrowth, who's turned the city into a tangled mess of vegetation. The cartoon hero gets another chance to save the day in this adventure based on the popular Nickelodeon TV series! Hop into the Fenton Flier and blast your way through ghostly 3D worlds. Danny will need to visit the Ghost Zone and master an unfamiliar Freeze Power if he's going to defeat this all-new enemy!
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this game is really good for kids who watch danny phantom. relly good story line.more
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Step 1. Establishing Learner Attention
When implementing PRT, learners first must pay attention to the task before team members can present them with (a) a question, (b) instruction, or (c) opportunity to respond. Once the learner attends, the parent and/or team member gives brief and clear instructions that are appropriate to what the learner is doing at the time. For example, a parent could tap a learner on the shoulder or gain eye contact before providing instructions. Once learner attention has been established, team members can work on other skills.
Step 2. Using Shared Control and Turn Taking
Shared control refers to a balanced interaction in which each partner has some control or choice over the activity. For example, the learner may select the material or activity, but the team member may require a communicative behavior before handing the object to the learner or continuing the interaction. The learner may be able to play with the material or engage in the activity for 30 seconds or so, but the adult may also take turns with the object or decide when to momentarily stop the activity to elicit a response from the learner. This is in contrast to adult control, in which the adult is making all the decisions about what the learner has to do and what rewards they receive. In shared control, the adult follows the learner's lead to insert teaching opportunities within the child's selection of preferred materials and activities and does not place demands on the child.
Shared control is important for several reasons.
(1) Play that involves shared control gives the learner experience in the typical give-and-take of social and communicative interactions.
(2) The adult's "turn" provides the adult with an opportunity to model the desired behavior (e.g., a targeted communication, a play skill) for the learner.
(3) The adult's turn gives the adult an opportunity to capture the learner's attention prior to modeling a behavior, giving an instruction, or prompting a targeted behavior.
In a shared control interaction, both adults and learners participate in a shared activity. In the beginning stages of learning, adults may scaffold the bulk of the routine. But as learners become more familiar with the routine and begin to anticipate the reward, adults can require more and more participation from the learner. For example, for a learner whose current targeted objective is learning to produce and imitate the consonant-vowel combination "ba-ba," the adult may use bubbles. At the beginning, the adult may offer the bubble container while saying, "Bubbles … want bubbles?" and when the learner reaches for the container, the adult blows lots of bubbles. The adult pauses, waiting for a learner response (which, at this initial stage, may simply be the learner looking toward the adult). Then the adult says, "More bubbles" and blows many more. After a few weeks, the interaction grows more complex. The adult gives the learner a choice of a bubble jar or pencils, and the learner reaches for the bubbles. The adult holds the bubbles closer to the learner and says "Bubbles … bubbles," and waits. The learner now says, "Ba-ba" and the adult blows a few bubbles. The learner is delighted and reaches for more. The adult says, "Bubbles … more bubbles?" and waits for the learner to imitate "ba" or "ba-ba." The learner says, "Ba," and the adult blows a few more at the learner's shoes while saying, "Bubbles on shoes" as the learner smiles and laughs. The adult then puts the top on the bubbles container, hands it to the learner, and waits. The learner tries to open the container, cannot, and hands it back to the adult. Before taking the container, the adult asks, "More bubbles?" The learner says, "Ba." The adult takes the bubbles and models "ba-ba" slowly and clearly to the expectant learner. When the learner says, "Ba-ba," the team member opens and blows a stream of bubbles. At this point, the team member is making many requests of the learner, and the learner is also making requests of the team member. The two are sharing control of the interaction and the activity.
During teaching episodes, parents and/or team members also maintain a balance between adult- and learner-selected materials, topics, activities, and toys. Sharing control of the activity and material selection increases learners' motivation to participate and thereby allows the adult to create more teaching opportunities for the learner to practice and acquire the target behaviors and skills.
Step 3. Using Learner Choice
Learner choice has been defined as "using child preferred or child selected materials, topics, and toys and following the child's lead" (R. L. Koegel et al., 2001, p. 22). With this procedure, parents and/or team members set up an environment rich in preferred, age-appropriate objects and activities for the learner (R. L. Koegel & Koegel, 2006). Objects and activities are arranged so that the learner must communicate in some way (e.g., pointing to the object, verbally labeling it) in order to obtain them. This allows for multiple, natural opportunities to work on target behaviors within daily routines and activities, especially those related to language development, while maintaining the learner's interest (R. L. Koegel, O'Dell, & Koegel, 1987).
For example, a ball, a clear box of blocks, a shape sorter, and a bottle of bubbles can all be placed on a shelf in the child's room. When the learner points to the bottle of bubbles and says "bubbles," the parent says "Bubbles!" while taking the bottle down and starting to open it with the learner. The learner had the choice of several objects, each providing an equal opportunity to practice requesting and communication. Parents and team members should provide a variety of activities and items for learners to choose from throughout the day to increase their motivation to participate in numerous learning activities.
Allowing learners to choose preferred objects or activities is particularly important when teaching new skills. Using toys, items, and activities that individual learners with ASD prefer increases their motivation to participate, and thus the likelihood that they will acquire target skills. To assess learner choice, team members should look at the interests of individual learners as well as the items, activities, and toys with which they engage most often when they have free access to a variety of toys and activities. For example, a team member may notice that a young child with ASD in her class plays with dinosaurs for most of free play. Or a middle school team member may observe a learner with ASD in her class who is particularly interested in race cars. When implementing learning activities, team members should include these preferred materials and activities in learning tasks and activities. Team members also should consider that the interests of individual learners may change from day to day as well as hour to hour, or even minute to minute. Therefore, it is extremely important to follow the lead of learners to capitalize on their motivation to participate during teaching episodes. Because learners are not interested in the same activities and objects all the time, team members should consider what learners are most interested in at the moment and thus what will motivate them to participate each time a learning activity is arranged (R. L. Koegel, Sze, Mossman, Koegel, & Brookman-Frazee, 2006).
Step 4. Varying Tasks and Responses
Variation is essential for (a) building a wide rather than an overly narrow behavioral repertoire and (b) maintaining a learner's interest and engagement. Parents and team members need to vary their language so that learners are not just hearing one word over and over, but are hearing a variety of ways used to mean the same thing. A child who has just learned "all done" should be prompted to say "finished," "clean up," "no more" as well as "all done" to request the end of an activity. When playing with cars, a parent could model several different multiword constructions – yellow car, big car, noisy car, slow car, rather than repetitively commenting on only one aspect of the car.
This variation aids in generalization in that specific responses are not tied to specific stimuli. Rather, the individual learns that a number of responses may be associated with a particular stimulus and vice versa. In addition, team members should be alert to learner's behavioral cues (e.g., lack of attention, attempts to change activities) that signal that they are becoming bored and that it is time to change to a new item or activity. Researchers have noted that increased responding occurs when stimuli (e.g., tasks, materials, activities) are varied, rather than when a single stimulus is repeatedly presented (Dunlap & Koegel, 1980).
Step 5. Interspersing Acquisition and Maintenance Tasks
Motivation also can be maximized by interspersing maintenance trials with acquisition trials. This means making sure that acquisition trials (tasks that are new or currently being learned) are combined with maintenance tasks (previously mastered items). When using this procedure, team members identify skills that are easy for individual learners as well as skills that are more difficult. By providing a mixture of easy and more difficult tasks, learners are able to feel successful, increasing their motivation to participate in the activity.
Behavioral momentum is often used to facilitate learners' maintenance of newly acquired skills (Davis, Brady, Williams, & Hamilton, 1992; Nevin, Mandell, & Atak, 1983). With this strategy, three rapid, short requests that are easy for the individual learner to follow (high-probability requests) are delivered before a request that the learner has historically had more difficulty following (low-probability requests). An example of this strategy is to give learners several opportunities to use a word they have mastered and that is easy for them, such as the word ball, then provide an opportunity to use a new, acquisition word, such as "cookie" (R. L. Koegel & Koegel, 2006).
Research suggests that learners are able to learn much more efficiently when acquisition and maintenance tasks are variably presented than when acquisition tasks are repeatedly presented (Dunlap, 1984). Furthermore, learners are much more likely to stay focused and engaged in tasks and activities where they experience high rates of success and reinforcement (R. L. Koegel, Carter et al., 1998; Davis et al., 1992).
Step 6. Reinforcing Response Attempts
Reinforcement of response attempts is a consequence-based strategy in which all attempts that are clear approximations of the targeted response are rewarded. This procedure is in contrast to a more rigid shaping procedure in which only approximations that are as good as or better than previously demonstrated approximations are rewarded (L. K. Koegel, Koegel, Harrower et al., 1999). It is particularly effective in helping children with severe communication delays develop more language and demonstrate more positive affect (R. L. Koegel et al., 1988). Reinforcing attempts not only directly reinforces the attempted behavior but increases the probability that learners will engage in future attempts and interactions as they experience more success and positive reinforcement. Take for example, a nonverbal child who is starting to make goal-directed vocalizations and reaches for a book and says, "Oh." Although this is not the targeted response (i.e., "book"), the adult immediately reinforces the attempt by saying "Book!" while handing the book to the child. In this manner, the adult reinforces the attempted vocalization and models the word for the child.
The above example also illustrates how team members should provide reinforcement immediately following communication attempts, even if the response is not correct. The team member hands the book to the learner as soon as he makes a vocalization. Although this is not the target response, the child's attempts at communication are being reinforced and he is beginning to understand that there is a direct relationship between his vocalizations and getting something in return.
Step 7. Using Natural and Direct Reinforcers
Providing natural, contingent reinforcement is one of the most powerful ways to teach learners that there is a direct link between their behavior and access to rewards (R. L. Koegel et al., 2006). A natural reinforcer is defined as "one that is directly and functionally related to the task (i.e., one that is within the chain of behaviors required to produce the reinforcer) so that when children emit the target response, they will naturally obtain the reward" (L. K. Koegel et al., 1999, p. 178).
Research has shown that learners with ASD are much more likely to acquire skills rapidly when reinforcers are directly related to a given task or activity (R. L. Koegel & Williams, 1980). For example, a team member could present a learner with a clear, lidded jar that contains a highly motivating object (e.g., bubbles or raisins). The learner will most likely try to open the jar and then look to the team member for help. After the learner uses the target phrase (e.g., "Help, please."), the team member provides access to the reinforcer inside the jar. This might be contrasted with an indirect reinforcer wherein the team member says "good talking" instead of providing access to the motivating object. Another example of a direct and natural reinforcer is a learner who appears to want a break and is prompted to request it, makes the request, and gets the break. If the learner has to do something else, such as complete something to get the break, this would not be an example of a directly related reinforcer. As a final example, an adolescent wants to purchase a drink from a machine, and so calculates the correct combination of coins needed to operate the drink machine (a math objective for him), and then operates it.
The importance of successfully motivating learners cannot be overemphasized. Research has shown that not only does motivation have a dramatic effect on increasing learners' language and social learning (L. K. Koegel et al., 1998; R. L. Koegel et al. 1988; R. L. Koegel & Egel, 1979), it also decreases interfering behaviors (Dunlap, Kern-Dunlap, Clarke, & Robbins, 1991).
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Adam Kokesh has a monopoly on atheism too!Submitted by PatriotsUnderGod on Wed, 05/08/2013 - 23:18
Adam sent out this tweet this afternoon....
Let's see; he wants to threaten a "legitimate"/existing government that he is willing to submit to if the "put him down" at his rally, at the same time he's criticizing one of the world's most renown atheists for "using" the state for his benefit???
Seems to me BOTH these clowns use fiat currency, authorized by a government that legislated legal tender laws, to FUND their existence and expand their notoriety!
Wow...intelligent, not confusing or hypocritical in the least....definitively not INSANE! Man is the ultimate authority on Earth...sometimes, I guess...isn't it the goal of communists to say the state is god? Aren't all communists atheists?
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Religion of the state?
Religion of the state?
Sounds like an oxymoron to me.
Religions, whether they're Judeo-Christians or else, usually place something and the values of that ABOVE men.
The almighty state is only about an almighty gang of men placing themselves above others.
I DO NOT confuse it with faith. ANY faith.
I find astounding that people have let themselves be so much confused with words and concepts, instead of sticking to literal meanings.
Why not the religion of Coca Cola or this or that Soda brand, while we're at it?
I don't ask or expect everyone to believe what I believe.
But I expect people to be INTELLECTUALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY honest.
Or else, this is really tiring.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
And THAT......
...was very well put.
I also don't expect others to have "exactly" the same "belief system" that I "subscribe to"....
.....But I'll be damned* if I allow myself to "worship MAN"...
...ANY MAN, or MEN...
....or Adam Kokesh
*(I'll be damned is only an expression like dammit...not used here in a religious context...as the "informatively challenged" will allege)
"Beyond the blackened skyline, beyond the smoky rain, dreams never turned to ashes up until.........
...Everything CHANGED !!
I like his balls.
I like his balls.
As far as I know
Richard Dawkins the "scientist" perpetuates the 9/11 myth of Muslim terrorism.
That was enough of his 'science' for me.
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What I've Learned From My Son About Hope
Traditionally, during month of Elul, we say Psalm 27–lots of rabbis and other clever Jews have insights as to what it teaches us as we head into the High Holidays. Suffering from mommy-brain is a new part of my fabulous identity as an emah (mother), and I can't help but think of the psalm in terms of my son. His name, Kaveh (קוה) comes from this particular psalm and in biblical Hebrew, it is the command form of the word hope.
Every morning, Kaveh wakes up, showers us with kisses and hugs, and babbles excitedly about things like breakfast and the people he's going to see that day. Even if he had a tantrum before bed, or a bad dream during the night. He faces every day as if he was obligated to believe that it was going to be the best day ever.
When my chubby, beautiful toddler is sitting in his stroller and we pass the park, he repeats "Park! Park! Park!" over and over again until it's no longer in sight. Until it's truly, truly gone he maintains that it is a very real possibility that he'll soon be giggling on his way down the slide, even if we've already told him that we're going to the grocery store and there's no time for the park. He never folds, because he believes that everything is possible.
And when he thinks that I'm being unreasonable, he tries to reason with me by screeching my name. Because he believes that he can convince me, that I can change.
When the jerk kid with the jerk mother at the park just "aren't able" to share their precious soccer ball, Kaveh just sort of stares at them with his big hazel eyes. Because he knows that even though Emah is giving them dirty looks, you can usually inspire people to do the right thing fairly easily.
In a time of good-as-doomed peace negotiations and deflated spirits here in Israel, heartbreaking tragedies on every continent, friends struggling to pay their bills, and so on–my son's name and the ways in which he lives and breathes the name itself are my guidance, trite as it may sound to some.
I have lofty expectations for myself in the long term about how to approach this special time of reflection and whatnot before the high holidays. But for now, Elul to me is my son: the tomato sauce in his hair, and his infinite hope.
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Hey im new to getiing a engine built i have a factory sbc 400 im getting it bored.30 over i am shopping around for a 406 rotating assembly i am looking for 12.1 compression i have a dart platinum eagle top end kit 215 64 ccheads dart intake what would be a good cam choice any info will b apprecited it will go in a 86 monte carlo ss it has 8.5 rear end 4.10 gears th350 trans with 3500 stall will be a sreet/strip car thanks
You plan on 12:1 with cast iron heads? better have a huge cam in it, it wont like the street much.
Oh no sry they are aluminum i already have brodix ik 200 heads but i was looking at the dart top end kit
What fuel will you be running? Why not keep the IK200 heads, clean them up a bit and get a mechanical roller cam and the dart intake. Get a 4500-5000 stall race converter.
How much does this monte weight?
find a 850-1000 cfm carb.
If you are not going to run race gas don't build with 12:1 compression.
I was planning to mix 93 and 110
you can look it up. If you need it on a small base circle for rod bolt clearance
call comp to order it (.900" cam base circle)
Call comp to get the right valve train for it.
If you are not going to use race gas build it with a real 10.5:1cr
The IK 200's clean up nicely from the out of the box as cast form.
Note the hot lash is .026" .028"
When you set the lash cold set it at .022" .024" "cold" Do not use junk valve springs.
Use what comp recomends at minimum. Call for tech advise. Thats what they are for.
This is a good street strip roller for your 400 and purpose.
Big enough to make some power for the track but not so big to be a street machine cam.
the 3500 stall and 4.10's will work with this cam, in a 400.
A cleaned up port matched vic Jr or a Super vic or a Hurricane with a port match and a spacer all will work good for you. 750HP carb ok.... 850-1000 HP best
Keep the compression ratio under 11:1 for pump gas.
I had a 383 in the car but the car was stolen. The 383 i bought complete it ran best time of 8.27 on 89 octane in 1/8 mile dnt no any specs on that motor just trying to do honework on this 400 before i spend money in wrong place
If you want some more top end power run the lash tighter. the car will show you what it likes.
The 10" 3500 stall will get you started. A 8" 9" race converter will leave harder (ATI racing)
Degree this cam in ... 102° intake C/L is a good start point.
How much does head porting on average run
Get some Air Lift Air bags (drag bags) and control arm relocations brackets and a drive shaft loop for your monte. The stock GM posi will bust.. Get a NEW Auburn or A NEW Eatons posi for it.
and some sticky tires .. ET street or slicks or Drag Radials. 26" to 27" tall.
The IK 200's don't need that much work to wake them up.
Pretty much a clean up. You can consider doing that yourself.
They don't need big re-shaping. Just clean up and contour whats there.
Do not shop or chase flow bench numbers..
These heads work very well with a general but complete clean up.
The dart 215 head is not a trade up. Its more of a trade over.
You will get more of what you want by cleaning up the Brodix heads and getting this roller
and matching up , sweetening up a intake and HP carb for it.
I have a victor junior intake and a demon 750dp would they work ok for this setup
Ya they are ok. You can make the Vic JR more OK with some sweetening.
Clean up port match and a spacer.
you don;t seem like a hard core racer. I would not go with a 12:1 cr.
Keep it pump gas compatible and work on other areas for real street/strip gains.
less than 11:1 cr measured.
What is the IK 200 chamber volume. 64 70 (measured)
You want accurate real specs to build a motor.
Yeah the heads are 64 cc yeah im new to the game i wanna learn as much as i can how and what do i need to cean up on the heads and scale of 1 to 10 how difficult is it for a amateur
get your heads on a flow bench.2 reasons.if the flow numbers are good then you know your horse power potential,therefore easier to pick the matching parts,second reason,lots of heads are weak on the exhaust side, so they need porting on the exhaust side or you can compensate slightly with a split duration cam.
If you dont measure the flow and build the engine,later if you are not happy,you have no information to work with.That car will dip into the 11s with those heads stock out of the box.The quality job you do depends on the details you look after,,,,have fun with that car.I worked on a friends monte carlo and we made it go 14.1s with a near stock 400 and 2.73 gears. It also got decent mileage.
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One of my all-time favorite kit cars — although one could argue this is more of a limited run specialty vehicle built in the style of a kit car — is the Brazilian Hofstetter Turbo, built during a period where Brazil had restrictive auto import laws and foreign exotics were hard to come by which invigorated domestic designers. The prototype came out in 1980, said to be based on Bertone's Carabo (which also inspired the Aztec 7) although to me I also see the Bulldog, the Boomerang, and the first generation Lotus Esprit in the design. While Mario Hofstetter had hoped to build thirty a year starting in 1984, only about twenty were made in all when production ended in 1991. Early models used an engine from a Passat, with the later ones using a 2.0L engine out of the VW Santana, claiming a top speed of 236 km/h with the Garret turbo. The chassis was custom with VW components (although it originally used Chevette suspension), the gullwing doored body was made of fiberglass, and the interior was done in leather with digital instrumentation.
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Hofstetter Cortada | Sat, 27 May 2006 Posted by : Shannon Larratt
Joe Lee and I have been talking about various cars like the Siva Saluki and the Charger with angular looks derived from prototypes like the Aston Martin Bulldog and I suppose even the first generation Lotus Esprit. I think we're both in agreement that the Hofstetter Cortada, produced in Brasil until 1991 (admittedly only about twenty were made), is the nicest looking of the set.
The VW based vehicle used a 2L engine that could be set up either for regular gasoline, or for ethanol (Brasil is the largest Ethanol producer in the world) bringing it to 210 hp (and a top speed of about 240 kph). Production began in 1980 (or 1985 because until then only the prototype existed), inspired by the Maserati Boomerang. At that time it was known as the Hofsetter Turbo (the name change happened when the company was sold).


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I was really looking forward to zfs and the advantages it provides. Imagine the impact it could have had on Time Machine to do block-level snapshots instead of those based on checksums. Compression and data pooling was also a nice feature.
Here's to hoping the zfs kernel extension project gets some additional life.
agreed. I had been looking forward months ago to move from FreeBSD to using OSX for both desktop and server purposes. Now I'm not sure about that move anymore, I may stick with FreeBSD for server. I just ran Verify disk on disk utils, and got errors saying I need to start up with another disk and fix the issues. And I've only had OSX installed on this disk about a week.
"The ZFS project has been discontinued. The mailing list and repository will also be removed shortly."
Isn't that cute. Apple thinks it can kill an Open Source project just because it wants to.
Well, if you consider the web site, the repository, the Apple employees on the filesystem and kernel sides, and the macosforge branding as "the project" then they can certainly kill it.
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i•o•dateˈaɪ əˌdeɪt(n.; v.)-dat•ed, -dat•ing.
(n.)a salt of iodic acid, as sodium iodate, NaIO3.
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(v.t.)to iodize.
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The anion IO; Any salt of iodic acid.
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a salt of iodic acid
An iodate is a conjugate base of iodic acid. In the iodate anion, iodine is bonded to three oxygen atoms and the molecular formula is IO3−. The molecular geometry of iodate is trigonal pyramidal. Iodate can be obtained by reducing periodate with a thioether. The byproduct of the reaction is a sulfoxide. Iodates are a class of chemical compounds containing this group. Examples are sodium iodate, silver iodate, and calcium iodate. iodates resemble chlorates with iodine instead of chlorine. In acid conditions, iodic acid is formed. Potassium hydrogen iodate is a double salt of potassium iodate and iodic acid and an acid as well. Iodates are used in the iodine clock reaction. Potassium iodate, like potassium iodide, has been issued as a prophylaxis against radioiodine absorption in some countries.
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Touro College Liberal Arts and Science
Flatbush, Brooklyn
David Edelman, a graduate of Touro College Liberal Arts and Science Men's Division in Flatbush, communicated some of his thoughts and suggestions during the course of our interview.
David graduated from Torah Vodaath High School in Brooklyn. After graduating from high school, he enrolled at Touro College Men's Division in Flatbush to continue his secular education in the evenings, while continuing his Judaic studies at Darkei Noam during the daytime.
When David entered Touro in 1997, his major was Accounting. However during the course of his studies, he changed his major to Political Science and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree at the end of May 2000. At present, David's interests are business and finance.
While interviewing David, he referred to the following:
I chose Touro College because it met my needs of being able to continue my Judaic studies while attending an accredited College that was conveniently located. I felt comfortable in the small friendly atmosphere of Touro. Although many of my lecturers were inspirational and quite qualified, I would, however, especially like to thank Professor Alan Mond, Rabbi Abraham Stern, Professor Shammai Bienenstock and Professor Norman Bertram for their guidance and assistance.
As an alumnus of Touro College, David would like to extend his best wishes to its present graduates.
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