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Why The Bloodhound SSC Needs A 1,000 MPH Rolex
We've already seen the 1000 MPH Rolex built for the Bloodhound SSC land speed record hopeful. Now, driver Andy Green explains exactly why he needs it.
We've already seen the 1000 MPH Rolex built for the Bloodhound SSC land speed record hopeful. Now, driver Andy Green explains exactly why he needs it. » 6/13/14 12:34pm 6/13/14 12:34pm
The jet-powered Bloodhound SSC will make its 1,000 MPH world record attempt in 2016. And when driver Andy Green evacuates his bladder while blowing beyond Mach 1, if he's lucky, he won't be looking at these gorgeous gauges from Rolex. If he is, there's a good chance he's going to die. » 5/09/14 9:55am 5/09/14 9:55am
A vintage BMW in a dark garage, a Group B homologation car in the dirt, stringback gloves and car-inspired chronographs. Wherever this fantasy world exists, I want to go to there. » 3/24/14 10:00am 3/24/14 10:00am
Not all car enthusiasts want miniature hot rods or Corvette beer cozies. There are some goddamn classy gearheads out there, and they have impeccable taste. » 12/06/13 4:50pm 12/06/13 4:50pm
TAG Heuer is the quintessential gearheads's watch. Not the Rolex Daytona, Hublot F1 King Power, or IWC Ingenieur (as IWC's marketing department would now like you to think), but almost any TAG Heuer. » 5/02/13 8:00pm 5/02/13 8:00pm
Have you ever wanted a Ferrari LaFerrari, but decided not to buy one simply because there was no matching wrist accoutrement? Worry no more, as this week Swiss watchmaker Hublot announced it was releasing a new watch to accompany the latest and uber-iest of all the uber-Ferraris. » 4/27/13 2:41pm 4/27/13 2:41pm
(Dr. Jim Norman, driver of the Napleton Racing #16 Porsche Cayman team that just won the GX class of the 2013 Rolex 24, has the funniest Rolex story you'll ever hear! In his own words — OHL) » 2/01/13 2:20pm 2/01/13 2:20pm
My buddy Bradley Price owns an old '83 Alfa Romeo GTV6 and lets me ride in it occasionally. Also he makes these incredible watches for people like him who love vintage style but can't afford to drop thousands of dollars on a car-inspired watch. I can't give you a ride in his Alfa but I did ask him to explain how he… » 5/17/12 2:00pm 5/17/12 2:00pm
No, it's nothing to do with time travel. This is one of a new range of Autodromo watches inspired by the instruments and dials of 1960s and 1970s Italian racing cars. And frankly, this is as close as I'll ever get to owning such a car. » 11/28/11 3:00pm 11/28/11 3:00pm
The P4/5 Competizione isn't even built yet and Girard-Perregaux's already making a watch to commemorate the car. Forget "Arab Money," we want haute Swiss horologist money. » 10/28/10 2:45pm 10/28/10 2:45pm
Hodinkee just tipped us that 49 watches from the Porsche family private collection are up for auction at Bonhams. The best part? With many around $1,600, you could actually afford to own a Porsche heirloom. Full catalog below. » 11/13/09 2:15pm 11/13/09 2:15pm
Despite what you may or may not think about F1 racing in light of the recent hooker-centric events, it's still a pretty damn popular sport. As such, John Pszeniczny has taken inspiration from the racing series to create the F1/Carbon GMT watch. This design's a concept made of carbon fiber — we think to make it lighter… » 4/25/08 1:20pm 4/25/08 1:20pm
Released by BMW to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the bubblecar that saved its bacon, porkchops and head cheese after the Second World War, this Isetta watch is rather neat, but we think we'd feel rather pretentious wearing it unless we could score a Hayabusa watch for the other wrist. Of course, then we'd look… » 7/19/07 9:00pm 7/19/07 9:00pm


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This left my hair very noticeably dry. I loved the clean scent, but not the results. I also bought the conditioner, same results.
This stuff along with the conditioner is so disgusting! I have normal/slighty dry blonde hair, this stupid stuff I do not reccomend if your looking for moisture, silk and shine. First you have to put so much on before it begins to lather, then when you rinse- it leaves your hair in a gross tangley mess. When I went to put on the matching conditioner, it didnt detangle my hair, I practically used half the bottle, and still my hair didnt feel nice, and when I blow dryed it- it felt so weird. This stuff should be taken back to the B&B factory and fixed.
I use this shampoo on a regular basis and it is one of my favorite shampoos. It seems some people have their reviews under the wrong product heading. Please don't get the Seaweed Shampoo confused with the Sunday Shampoo. They are totally different things.
This is a very gentle shampoo that would work well for all hair types. I love using it after I've had my hair processed because it will not strip color from the hair. However, I'd like it if it gave more body to the hair. Also, it is incredibly expensive for such a small amount of product.
This shampoo is formulated for normal hair. It's label boasts Algae, Kelp and Spirulina, though I don't know if any of those ingredients is actually proven to do anything for your hair. I didn't think this shampoo was special. It lathers nicely and has a clean scent, but those were the only positive things about the formula IMO. In all fairness my hair is a bit on the dry side, so maybe this just wasn't the shampoo for me. Or maybe it's just that the product doesn't warrant a $15 price tag. I think it's the later of the two *g*
Great product for every day or every other day shamppoing. Really softens hair. Was excellent on my thick wavy normal hair-- left it shiny & bouncy. Love it!
Bumble and Bumble Sunday Shampoo. In a word. Yum. I've really wanted to try this shampoo for a long time. The fragrance is wonderful. Its very soft and subtle. The shampoo is a clarifier. It really did the trick. I usually alternate shampoos every week in a sneaky little attempt to trick my hair into uhh being cleaner? Obviously missing from the equation was this gem of a shampoo. My hair is so shiny and soft with virtually no flyways! Miracle in a bottle? Very close. Warning: Shampoo is very expensive. $16.99 for 8oz. Ouch. This was actually the cheapest of all the B&B shampoos. I must say though, I would purchase this again:)

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Contrary to popular misinformation Turkish Taffy was not invented by Victor Bonomo (pronounced "Bah nah moe"), but by Herman Herer in New York back in 1912. While making a batch of marshmallow candy for Herman accidentally added too many egg whites. Instead of throwing the whole mess away, he realized that he may be on to something. After a lot of experimentation and testing, Herman created "Turkish Taffy". Unfortunately, no one actually knows why Herman came up with the name or in what manner he sold or marketed Turkish Taffy. Continue reading
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Turkish Taffy's Early History
Bonomo Turkish Taffy
I am so excited, I think I am gonna bust! This morning I walked into the my office and I noticed 2 boxes on my desk. They looked familiar, but not really. OMG, Bonomos has introduced 2 new Turkish Taffy Flavors, Wild Cherry and Blue Raspberry. Continue reading
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Description: Standing atop a special vehicle fitted with a body built to resemble a camera, Taylor found the ideal vantage point from which to cover a news event. The c...
Description: Elevated view of the Schlitz Brewery facilities.
Date: 1913-09-25 ca.
Description: The Berlin Arcade building on the northwest corner of N. 3rd Street and W. North Avenue, just before opening. For decades, it was Rosenberg's, a popular wo...
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Date: 1914-05-19 ca.
Description: The Berlin Arcade building on the northwest corner of N. 3rd Street and W. North Avenue, just after occupancy. For decades, it was Rosenberg's, a popular w...
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Description: Left side view of locomotive engine no. 1340, a steam locomotive of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company.
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Date: 1914-05-23 ca.
Description: Looking north on N. Water Street from W. St. Paul Avenue. City Hall is visible in the left background.
Date: 1940 ca.
Description: Located in West Milwaukee. Trains, cars, tracks, and railroad buildings. The view is taken from the top of a building.
Date: 1900 ca.
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Date: 1984-04-05
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Date: 1938-05-01
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Date: 1906
Description: 1904 Exhibit of the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, in a railway coach. Photograph taken in Milwaukee.
Date: 1947 ca.
Description: City Hall near the Milwaukee River.
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Date: 1934 after
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40 Canal Walk Lane is a spacious, 4-BR, 4.5-BA townhome in one of Ocean City's finest communities. Located on a quiet, tree-lined street just down the block from the Bay, this home has has everything you need & more. There is plenty of room to relax, including 4 lovely Balconies (2 with partial views of the Bay). Additional luxuries include fully-equipped Kitchen, Soaking Tub in Master BA, full-size Washer/Dryer, FREE Wi-Fi access & 5 TVs/2 DVDs. Sunset Island's fantastic amenities are just a short walk away, such as Indoor/Outdoor Pools, Clubhouse, Fishing Pier, Private Bay Beach, Fitness Center, and so much more!
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Austin Thomas Walden Middle School
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Type: | StillImage | Photographs |
Creator: | Archambault, Charlie |
Title: | Austin Thomas Walden Middle School |
Date: | 1987 |
Description: | L to R.. Samuel Daniel, Tony Daniel and Gerald Tyler in the computer room at Walden Middle School View of eighth grade students Tony Daniel, Gerald Tyler and Samuel Daniel, working on a computer at Walden Middle School in Atlanta, Georgia. Local identification number: VIS 158.03.04 Austin T. Walden Middle School served the students of the Fourth Ward and was located at 329 Irwin Street before it merged with King Middle School due to declining attendance. Local identification number: ahc158003004a.jpg |
Subjects: | African Americans--1980-1990 | African Americans | School children--Georgia--Atlanta | Schools--Georgia--Atlanta | Students--Georgia--Atlanta | Students | Students--Georgia | Education--Georgia--Atlanta | Austin Thomas Walden Middle School | Atlanta (Ga.) | Fulton County (Ga.) | Irwin Street (Atlanta, Ga.) |
Contributors: | Atlanta History Center |
Online Publisher: | Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, 130 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30305, 2009 |
Original Material: | Southline Press, Inc. Photographs, Atlanta History Center |
Rights and Usage: | This material is protected by copyright law. (Title 17, U.S. Code) Permission for use must be cleared through The Kenan Research Center at the Atlanta History Center. Licensing agreement may be required. |
Persistent Link to Item: | http://collections.atlantahistorycenter.com/u?/southline,151 |
Related Institutions: | Atlanta History Center |
Collection Information: | Southline Press, Inc. Photographs |


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Date: 1956
Description: Two-story, brick Ballantine residence, with very tall grass in the foreground, and trees in the background.
Description: High school.
Date: 1890 ca.
Description: D.F. Brown house during the spring or summer, with two elm trees, three children and a woman. A picket fence runs along the sidewalk in the front of the h...
Description: School known as the "old stone school", the first public school building in Bloomington. The clock tower replaced the former bell tower.
Date: 1896-11-01
Description: Canal Street less than a year before a fire swept through and destroyed many of these buildings on March 22, 1897, resulting in a loss of about $45,000. P...
Date: 1920 ca.
Description: C.R. Pickering Camp on Mill Creek, in winter. Shelter on hill overlooking pond.
Date: 1910 ca.
Description: The Stone School house, also called the Rock School.
Description: Canal Street with the businesses that were built after the fire. Ford stepside truck on the left side of the photo. Businesses with three Coca-cola signs...
Date: 1930-10-24
Description: Man sitting in driver's seat of a Skelly Truck promoting itself with banners and streamers. In the background on the right is a church.
Date: 1909 ca.
Description: Composite of views of Muscoda including: Electric Light plant, Smalley House, St. John Catholic Church, Lover's Lane, Muscoda Public School, Wisconsin Aven...
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: Elevated view of the town.
Date: date unknown
Description: View from road of a brick building under construction. Five men are posed in front near a pile of bricks. Four men are posed in the window openings on the...
Date: 1880 before
Description: Street corner with two buildings that have been destroyed by a fire, a brick fence, and some trees. There is a wooden cart in the lower right corner.
Date: 1921
Description: View down middle of commercial street. There is a hotel/ice cream shop on the right. Cars are parked along the curb on both sides of the street.
Date: 1915 ca.
Description: Governor Nelson Dewey's house.
Date: 1965-04-18 ca.
Description: The "Early American Country Store Farm Museum." Storefront view of an antique shop with various farm implements on its front porch.
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Date: 1910-12-06
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Date: 1873 after
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text: When syslog distributes logs over network the most common solution to keeping it private it encrypting the network layer, with either stunnel or ipsec. On the stations the only thing keeping the logs private are the file permissions. I don't think it would be too difficult to add gpg to sysklogd. It would eliminate the need for stunnel and relieve the stress of maintaining file permissions. One problem is how to let syslog access the key. Gpg-agent is made for this sort of thing, but would need its own password on boot. Another problem is the performance loss every few minutes when the logs are decrypted and appended to, maybe using smaller keys would help. Would this sort of bloat be worth it to keep logs private with some certainty?


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