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Boxing the Frame - Super Strong Model A 'Rails
Written by on August 30, 2007 Boxing The Frame For Better PerformanceRon Werderitsch has been driving his '30 Model A coupe since he was a high school student. In the decades since then, he has maintained and upgraded the car slightly, but kept it traditional and mostly stock. The original engine has been replaced-not with a V-8 but with a souped-up '29 five-bearing four-banger, backed by a '39 Toploader and 3.54:1 rearend.
It's a stout and desirable engine, but kept breaking at the crank. Several shops had misdiagnosed the problem as lying somewhere in the engine itself.
Chad Blundell at Blundell Speed & Machine in Orange, California, figured out that the only thing wrong with the engine was that it was making a lot of power. When Ron dropped the clutch on the high-geared rearend with no posi, it was flexing the frame, straining the engine, and tearing up the engine mounts.
The Model A's simple frames were never known for their strength, which is one of the reasons why Model A owners frequently replace them with '32 'rails or aftermarket frames. In this case, however, Ron wanted to retain the heritage of the car he's been driving for so long. The body hadn't been off the frame since one of Henry Ford's assembly line workers introduced the two of them. The 'rails were in great shape, but a little tired after 77 years. So instead of going for an all new frame, he took the traditional approach-improving what was already there. In this case, that meant reinforcing the 'rails with boxing plates; closing the open side of the 'rails will greatly resist flexing.
Boxing plates can be found in various gauge sizes, but it's recommended that 10-gauge be used for V-8 engine applications, at least on the front half of the car where there is more weight. Here Chad used 10-gauge front and rear, which is stout enough to handle a small-block and will be more than adequate for Ron's built-up 'banger.
Now that the 'rails are boxed, Chad will continue by adding an X-member to the frame, fabricating new engine and trans mounts, and replacing the body mounting wood. When the body goes back on, it will be on a seriously stout frame.


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something that is so unbelievable, that its better than awesome
Thats so mcnasty!, Aaron won the lottery.
লিখেছেন- The Real Pab
23 de জুন de 2006
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McDonald's. The grossest restaurant chain on the planet.
I'll never eat at McNasty's again. Their hamburgers and breakfast stuff have the same gross-ass taste, and the fries are so damned greasy you can almost wring them out. I remember the first time I had a McRib sandwich; it was also the last time. I puked that up that sucker in the parking lot. Beats the hell out of me how they can sell anything anymore. You couldn't pay me enough to get supersized on that tripe they serve.
লিখেছেন- Warpig9761
15 de জুন de 2006
A McNasty is a delicious combination of a McChicken and a McDouble. To make a McNasty, order a McChicken and a McDouble, take the top bun off the McDouble and the bottom bun off the McChicken. Place the McChicken on top of the McDouble and enjoy!
"What are you going to get from McDonalds?" "I can't decide between a McDouble and a McChicken, I think I'm going to have to go with a McNasty."
লিখেছেন- crazybeaver
12 de মার্চ de 2009
when a girl does the dirty with you at mccdonalds
AWW man you see that? She just gave me a mcnasty!
24 de এপ্রিল de 2009
Something extremely awesome and/or unbelievable
Did you see that stunt? That was McNasty!
লিখেছেন- J-Fort
23 de মার্চ de 2006
When someone has sex in a McDonalds restroom.
Rick- Chad did you have a Mc Nasty yesterday?
Chad- Yeah right after my Big Mac.
Chad- Yeah right after my Big Mac.
লিখেছেন- a keyboard
2 de ডিসেম্বার de 2009
Two McDoubles surrounding a McChicken. estimated around 10,000 cal. thats about 5 days worth of calories but its 100% greasy goodness. Also called the McGangbang because it looks like two black patties surrounding a white one
Bro 1:Dude im starvin'
Bro 2: Lets go to Micky D's
Bro 1: Im totally getting a Mcnasty!!
Bro 2: Dude you're sick!
Bro 2: Lets go to Micky D's
Bro 1: Im totally getting a Mcnasty!!
Bro 2: Dude you're sick!
লিখেছেন- Mark Brenner
15 de ফেব্রুয়ারি de 2012
Something so disgusting that it challenges the nastiness of any food originating from McDonalds, whether it be actual food or just something really gross.
1. Peanut butter and tuna sandwiches are Mcnasty.
লিখেছেন- Candy Richman
1 de জুন de 2004

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When you travel to Italy, you'll explore a destination that combines history, romance, and architectural splendor with unparalleled serenity and grace. And no other travel company offers you as many in-depth discoveries—from cliffside towns to ancient monuments—at such a leisurely pace and tremendous value. Experience Tuscany and Amalfi from your base at these two legendary locales—spending seven nights in the Tuscan spa town of Chianciano and seven nights in Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast—and enjoy a host of Grand Circle's included tours and exclusive Discovery Series events, such as a Home-Hosted Lunch, an excursion to Pompeii, and a guided tour of Rome. As always, you'll have the freedom to explore your own interests during relaxing downtime.
Day 1Depart U.S.You depart the U.S. this evening for your journey to Rome, Italy.
Day 2Arrive Rome, ItalyYou'll be greeted at the airport by a Grand Circle representative who will assist you to your hotel. Gather with your fellow travelers to meet your Program Director and enjoy a Welcome Drink. Dinner is on your own.
Day 3Rome • Chianciano • Italian With & Without Words Language LessonAfter breakfast, you set off for Chianciano, arriving in the early afternoon. Here you will meet your fellow travelers who arrived from their pre-trip extension in Venice. Gather with your Program Director for a briefing, followed by an Exclusive Discovery Series Italian With & Without Words lesson. You'll be able to use what you'll learn in the days ahead. This evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 4Chianciano • Radicofani • Local cheese maker visit • The Art of the Renaissance discussionJoin us this morning for an orientation walk in Chianciano. Famous since the times of the ancient Etruscans for its thermal mineral waters, Chianciano still draws visitors who benefit from its natural spa treatments.
When you travel to Radicofani, you'll take a discovery walk to explore the Old Town, and visit the San Pietro Church, renowned for its splendid Della Robbia terra cotta sculptures. Radicofani lies in the shadow of a hilltop fortress first built in the tenth century. The town and its surroundings saw centuries of fierce political intrigue and conflict.
Then, you'll visit a local cheese maker for an exclusive Discovery Series event. As we sample local fare for a light lunch here, we'll learn about the importance of locally-produced food to the heritage of the region.
Tonight, join us for a Discovery Series discussion on The Art of the Renaissance.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant this evening.
Day 5Chianciano • FlorenceExplore legendary Florence on an included full day walking tour. Set on the banks of the Arno River, Florence came into its own as a commercial and cultural center during the 13th century, when merchants and tradesmen organized guilds that commissioned works of art to adorn their churches and palaces. It was this revival of interest in art and architecture that gave birth to the Italian Renaissance, an amazing outburst between the 14th and 16th centuries that completely changed the face of this Tuscan town. The names of the great artists of Florence define the Renaissance—Dante, Boccaccio, Fra Angelico, Donatello, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo.
You'll begin your exploration of Florence with a walking tour of the city, stopping at the Duomo to view its remarkable octagonal Brunelleschi dome, one of the most magnificent structures in Florence. While there, you'll also view the Gates of Paradise, impressive bronze doors that intricately depict scenes from the Bible.
Continue on to the Piazza Signoria, the political center of Renaissance Florence. After lunch on your own, make your own discoveries this afternoon. You may wish to visit one of the many fine Florentine leather showrooms. The art of Florentine leather tanning has been passed down through many generations to the tanners of today. Although machinery has changed with improvements in modern technology, many of the old dyeing techniques have remained virtually unchanged. Or you might decide to visit the Accademia Gallery, home to Michelangelo's famous statue, David.
Tonight, dinner will be at your hotel.
Day 6Chianciano • Pienza & Orcia Valley • Taste of Tuscany discussionThe village of Pienza, a Renaissance jewel, is the first example of town planning executed after the fall of the ancient Roman Empire twelve centuries earlier. It is also the only example of a city actually made from a prototype—designed by Bernardo Rossellino, the early 15th-century sculptor, for Pope Pius II. The plan for Pienza was commissioned by the Pope to celebrate the ideas of the Renaissance. Here you'll enjoy free time to explore on your own—and to discover the many food shops selling the excellent local export, pecorino cheese.
Pienza is a virtual standing museum. The focus of the town's design is its piazza, which is closed on one side by the cathedral. On the other side of the piazza is Palazzo Piccolomini, which you can visit during your free time. Designed by Rossellino, the palazzo was the home to Pius's descendants until 1968. The piazza here is one of the places in the Orcia Valley where many scenes in the motion picture The English Patient were filmed. During the visit, you'll admire the vistas from the town overlooking the valley and a mountain peak that was once a volcano. You'll have lunch at a local restaurant in Pienza before we return to Chianciano.
This evening gather for an informative and interactive Taste of Tuscany discussion during which we learn about two of Italy's defining passions—wine and olive oil.
Dinner is on your own this evening.
Enjoy the day exploring on your own. You may want to visit Montepulciano and discover the local wine cellars. Or discover your own "favorite" Tuscan town—ask your Program Director for suggestions and assistance.
Or, take advantage of our full-day optional tour to Siena. Discover this medieval walled city, built on three ridges and dominating the land between the valleys of Arbia and Elsa.
Siena was a rich and powerful city during the Middle Ages. From the twelfth century into the 16th century, its banking activities and trade in wool and textiles placed it in direct rivalry with Florence. Its influence decreased after that time, as it spent much of its energies in defense against foreign conquerors.
Today's Siena still retains the air of the Tuscan Middle Ages. The 334-foot slender Italianate tower of the Town Hall soars from the rim of the Piazza del Campo, an inclined, central square that is one of the most beautiful in all of Italy. Surrounding this square are numerous lovely palaces dating from the twelfth to 16th centuries. Here and throughout the city are some of the most splendid examples of Gothic architecture in Italy.
Automobiles are banned from the city center, and you'll enjoy a guided walk in town. You can view the beauty of the palaces, built in red brick with windows decorated by elegant Gothic frames in white marble. Our tour also takes you inside the cathedral, where you will also visit the Piccolomini Library, adorned with colorful frescoes by Perugino, the master of Raphael. You also have the opportunity to view the palace belonging to Monte di Paschi di Siena, a bank founded in 1472.
During our excursion, you'll have some free time to explore on your own before lunch at a local restaurant. You'll return to Chianciano in time for dinner. Please note: This tour involves walking over difficult terrain for extended periods of time.
Dinner is at a local restaurant this evening.
Day 8Chianciano • AssisiToday, explore Assisi, a gem of Umbria, perched on the side of Mount Subasio, with pink granite stone buildings that seem to glow as you approach. The town remains forever linked with St. Francis of Assisi. He was born here in 1182 and renounced his family's wealth to found an order of preaching monks who lived simply and relied on begging to survive. You'll visit the 13th-century Basilica of St. Francis, where the saint is buried and which houses his shoes and tunic. Decorated with magnificent frescoes by Early Renaissance masters Cimabue and Giotto, the unique basilica is one of the most important examples of medieval architecture in all of Italy. Afterward, enjoy some free time to further explore the quaint streets of Assisi before enjoying an included lunch in a local restaurant.
Tonight, dinner is on your own.
Day 9Chianciano • Etruscan Museum • CortonaFOUNDATION VISITAfter breakfast this morning, you'll visit Chianciano's Etruscan Museum, which has been supported by Grand Circle Foundation since 2006. Here you'll learn about the Etruscan origins of Chianciano, and discover more about this mysterious civilization that preceded the Romans in this area.
Then you'll enjoy time to explore Cortona, one of Tuscany's loveliest hillside villages. Serenely situated at an elevation of 1,800 feet on the crest of Mont Sant'Egidio, Cortona offers unforgettable views of the Valdichiana Plain, the mountains of Siena, and expansive Lake Trasimeno—one of the widest and most harmonious vistas in all of Italy. One of the twelve Etruscan cities, Cortona's central neighborhoods look just as they did when it was a medieval city-state. The fortress overlooking the town was built by the Medicis in 1549, and it was home to noted artists Signorelli and Severini. Ancient tradition holds that the legendary Ulysses was buried here. Closer to our own forms of storytelling, it was here in Cortona that author Frances Mayes bought the home she restored in Under the Tuscan Sun, and the motion picture was filmed here, too, as was Academy Award-winner Life is Beautiful. You'll have time to explore this town on your own before you return to your hotel in the early afternoon.
This evening, enjoy dinner at your hotel.
Day 10Chianciano • Orvieto • SorrentoAfter breakfast, you'll begin the ride to the cliffside town of Sorrento, stopping for a short visit to the hilltop town of Orvieto. Set upon the flat crown of a steep volcanic butte, Orvieto has been an impregnable town since the time of the ancient Etruscans. It was a major center of commerce and learning in the Middle Ages—Thomas Aquinas taught here—and its independent-minded leaders often squabbled with the Papacy. The construction of the 14th-century Orvieto Cathedral is distinctive in its use of basalt and travertine, a variety of limestone. Its three-gabled facade is exceptional, with vivid bas-reliefs, statuary, and mosaics. Also exceptional is the region's distinctive white wine.
You arrive in Sorrento early this evening. With its romantic location on the cliffs over the Bay of Naples, Sorrento has long been the subject of songs and legends. It was here that the mythical sirens, with the beauty of their sweet singing, lured sailors to shipwreck on the rocks. This evening you'll enjoy dinner at your hotel.
Day 11Sorrento • walking tour • School visit • Optional Sorrentine Culinary ExperienceAfter breakfast, set off on a walking tour of Sorrento. You'll see the cathedral, Piazza Sant'Antonino, the Public Gardens, the town's typical little alleys, and its main square, Piazza Tasso. We'll take our time on Corso Italia, the town's main street made for strolling, and along Via San Cesario, lined with picturesque shops offering food and handcrafts. In the course of your walk, you'll visit children at Santa Maria della Pieta School supported by Grand Circle Foundation. (Your visit depends on school scheduling, summer break, and national and local holidays.)
Then enjoy an included lunch at your choice of local restaurant. Your Program Director can offer suggestions for a meal at a restaurant that accepts Grand Circle meal vouchers, providing you with choice at no extra cost.
Spent the rest of the day making your own discoveries, with dinner on your own this evening.
Or join us this afternoon for an optional Sorrentine Culinary Experience. Journey to Villa Il Pizzo, a 19th-century mansion beautifully set amid 35-acres of lemon and citrus grove. After walking through the groves and vegetable garden, where you'll pick seasonal produce, learn how to prepare regional specialties from a local chef during a hands-on lesson—and then savor the results.
Day 12Sorrento • Optional Herculaneum & Naples Archaeological Museum tour • My Home Away From Home discussionExplore Sorrento on your own today. Or, join us on an optional excursion to Herculaneum and the Archaeological Museum of Naples.
Pompeii was not the only town to be destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. On this full-day optional tour, we'll first explore the ancient town of Herculaneum, which was buried in about 50 feet of ash and mud. It wasn't found again until 1709 when it was accidentally discovered by some workers. We'll explore Herculaneum's well-preserved ruins, which some claim are even more impressive than those of Pompeii. After lunch in Naples, one of the world's most beautiful seaports, we enjoy an in-depth exploration of the Naples Archaeological Museum, one of Europe's most valuable repositories, featuring the priceless Farnese collection of ancient Roman statuary and the many colorful treasures removed from long-buried Pompeii, Stabia, and Herculaneum. We'll have a panoramic tour of Naples from the bus as we begin our ride back to Sorrento. The cost of this optional tour includes lunch. Please note: This tour involves walking over difficult terrain for extended periods of time.
This evening, join us for an exclusive Discovery Series discussion led by an American expat, My Home Away from Home. Tonight, enjoy an included dinner at your choice of a number of local restaurants. Your Program Director can offer suggestions for a meal at a restaurant that accepts Grand Circle meal vouchers, providing you with choice at no extra cost.
Day 13Sorrento • Amalfi Coast • Festa Della PastaJoin us after breakfast for a full-day tour of the beautiful Costiera Amalfitana (Amalfi Coast), sure to be a highlight of your stay in Sorrento.
On this leisurely tour, you'll discover what is perhaps Italy's most beautiful coastline, a UNESCO World Heritage Site richly imbued with centuries-old charm. Ride along its ruggedly stunning shoreline, decorated by colorful fishing boats and wondrous rock formations. Make a photo stop above Positano, and then continue to the town of Amalfi, romantically situated at the mouth of a deep gorge.
Enjoy some free time and an included lunch in nearby Scala, the oldest town in the Amalfi Coast with a history that stretches back 1,000 years. Perched roughly 1,200 feet above sea level, Scala overlooks the ocean and benefits from a year-round temperate climate.
This evening, you'll enjoy a special dinner in the hotel. Gemelli, fusilli, orecchiette.... What does it all mean? Find out at our Festa della Pasta dinner. Your Program Director will demonstrate how to prepare different types of delicious pastas and their accompanying sauces—and you'll indulge in the delicious results.
Enjoy the day exploring on your own. Sorrento is known throughout Italy for its lemon production, and perhaps you'll shop for some of the fine goods created from local limoni: limoncello, a tasty lemon liqueur; lemon chocolate, colorful ceramics with lemon motifs, or lemon soap.
This afternoon, choose to join an optional tour of Positano, known as "The Gem of the Divine Coast," a picturesque village of steeply stacked houses that line the cliff sides. During your time here, enjoy a discovery walk with your Program Director, free time to explore on your own, and dinner at a local restaurant before returning to Sorrento tonight.
Explore Sorrento on your own today. Or, join an optional full-day tour of the beautiful Isle of Capri. Located only seven miles from Sorrento, Capri rises abruptly from the azure waters of the Mediterranean.
Set like a gem in the Bay of Naples, just opposite Mount Vesuvius, this fabled four-by-two-mile island has been a popular international destination since the times of the ancient Roman Emperors Augustus and Tiberius. Capri's natural and man-made attractions are unforgettable. The island abounds in hills, cliffs, olive groves, vineyards, and garden terraces overlooking the Amalfi Coast.
On today's optional tour, you'll be introduced to the charms of this miniature paradise and experience its unique way of life. After a short crossing by jetfoil, you'll ascend by minibus to the narrowest part of the island, where you'll visit the small town of Capri. Stroll through the chic shops and the picturesque whitewashed houses and reach the Gardens of Augustus, which overlook the bathing port of Marina Piccola, adorned by the famous Faraglioni rocks. After pausing to enjoy the expansive views of the Amalfi Coast, you'll continue to the highest point of the island and tour the village of Anacapri, which has spectacular views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Next you'll enjoy a light lunch, and then be at leisure to explore further on your own or to indulge in some shopping or in a refreshing gelato. Return to the port of Marina Grande via the local funicular train (when in season) in time for our return boat to Sorrento.This evening, join a local family for a special Home-Hosted Dinner. Throughout this exclusive Discovery Series event, you'll become acquainted with Italian social life as you break bread with a family in their home and enjoy the meal in their authentic Italian kitchen. Traditional cuisine here often incorporates the freshest ingredients from the markets. Typical fare includes locally raised poultry accompanied by such homegrown vegetables as eggplant, tomato, and sweet peppers, and, of course, homemade pasta. You'll even sip wine from the family's vineyard.
Day 16Sorrento • PompeiiThis morning, we'll depart Sorrento for a half-day excursion to Pompeii. Totally buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 and not rediscovered until the 17th century, Pompeii's antiquities offer you an unparalleled view of Roman life. Explore Pompeii's most significant sites with your expert guide and learn how its people lived, built homes, and conducted business. The World Monuments Fund, to which Grand Circle Foundation has contributed $150,000 for preservation efforts across Europe, cites Pompeii as one of the world's 100 most-endangered sites.
After lunch on your own, return to your hotel for an afternoon at leisure.
Gather tonight with your Program Director and fellow travelers for a Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 17Sorrento • Transfer to Rome • Montecassino Abbey • Panoramic tour of RomeToday, you'll drive northward to Rome, stopping en route to visit the Benedictine Abbey of Montecassino for some free time. Set atop a rocky hill, this monastery was established by St. Benedict of Nursia in AD 529. It's one of the last remaining abbeys within the Catholic Church.
Arriving in Rome, you'll enjoy a panoramic orientation tour of Rome that gives you an overview of the "Eternal City's" main points of interest.
Join your fellow travelers this evening for dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 18Rome • Return to U.S.After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight home. Or, continue on our optional post-trip extension to Rome, Italy.


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Leather and Twill Packer Wallet
Bridle Leather and Rugged Twill holds 12 cards plus cash
This high-capacity wallet holds 12 cards and has two currency slots and two security pockets. Made with saddle-grade Bridle Leather and Rugged Twill, this classic wallet will last decades.
- Made with saddle-grade Bridle Leather from the USA
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- Material softens with use
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27.08.2012 /
Livio Loi of Belgium took control of the second Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup race on the Brno circuit in Czech Republic half way through the race then went on to amass a commanding six second lead to take his first ever victory in this competition for budding your riders.
As usual for the Rookies, the race provided non-stop drama right from the opening staged but unfortunately was eventually red flagged following an accident after 11 of the planned 14 laps. Following Loi was American Joe Roberts in second and Italian Stefano Manzi finished third.
It was clear from the outset that the race would be a typical hard fought, tooth and nail affair with riders like Loi, who have emerged as front runners this weekend, jostling alongside the main title contenders as the competition goes down to the wire.
The first shock of the afternoon was when local hero and winner of yesterday's race, Czech rider Karen Hanika made an undignified exit in the opening phase. He hit the edge of the wet Astroturf lining the circuit and exited the track. Hanika scrambled back into the race but he was never going to be a contender from that point on.
Early front runners were the championship favorites Florian Alt (Germany) and Scott Deroue of Netherlands, but Roberts, who won here last year, Jorge Martin (Spain), Lukas Trautmann (Austria) and a number of others made sure no-one was able to make the break in the first half of the race. The young riders swept into the wide curves of the circuit on their identical KTM 125 RR machines in multiples of four or five in what was shaping up to be another nail biting affair.
But then in Lap 8, Loi found something extra and, looking relaxed on the bike he slipped into the lead and immediately went more than a second in front. From then on he steadily built on his lead and when he was four seconds in front it was Deroue's turn to exit the race and end his chances of closing the gap on points leader Alt in this race. Shortly after, another crash resulted in the race being red flagged after eleven of 14 planned laps.
The red flag incident was when Spain's Jorge Martin and Willi Albert crashed and required medical attention at the trackside. Martin broke his left collarbone and bones, Albert was concussed in the same incident and complained of pain in his right shoulder so has been taken to hospital for further checks.
A more serious accident occurred in Saturday's race when 15-year-old French rider Simon Danilo crashed on the last lap. He was air lifted to the Brno Hospital for further treatment.
Results Red Bull Rookies MotoGP Cup Brno – Race 2
All riders on KTM 125 RR machines
1. Livio Loi (B), 22:26.725 min
2. Joe Roberts (USA), +5.947 sec
3. Stefano Manzi (I), +5.990
4. Florian Alt (D), +6.037
5. Lukas Trautmann (A), +6.093
6. Lorenzo Baldassarri (I), +6.228
7. Bradley Ray (GB), +6.287
8. Ivo Lopes (P), +7.626
9. Hafiq Azmi (MAL), +7.675
10. Diego Perez (E), +7.692
Standings Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup after 12 of 15 rounds
1. Alt, 186 points
2. Scott Deroue (NL), 155
3. Philipp Oettl (D), 140
4. Marcos Ramirez (E), 114
5. Karel Hanika (CZ), 112


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Many people are converting to the Mac, which isn't realy the ultimate gaming platform, showing not a lot of people care for games. The biggest sales are in the cheap ass PC sector, which are not suitable for gaming. The PC graphics industry focusses on gimmick stuff like 3D, because that's the only way for PC gaming to have an advantage above console port games (make them somehow nicer), and 3D panels and glasses almost do not sell. Look at the figures for that.
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Originally Posted by CyTilIDy Keep him off the field. Long sustained, clock gobbling drives by our offense..... or have Givens light him up. Don't think Givens is going to have the chance to wind-up for a big hit....
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Today was clearly going to be a long one - the old 'three countries in one day' (Get up in Ireland, do a show in Wales, go to bed in England.) Woke up to torrential rain outside and water flowing all over the windowsills. Happily the Cardiff venue has a roof, so if the weather is like this in Wales at least theyll be OK.
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The second opening act was playing - The Killers - who were going down a storm. The crowd loved them. Id never seen them before, but I think one of their songs is on our pre-show tape (the one that sounds like the Psychedelic Furs singing the word 'Paella' over and over again). They looked suitably whacky too, like Eddie Izzard fronting Pearl Jam. I hope we see them again, I wouldnt mind a more leisurely look at them.
The U2 show had the luxury of being in darkness from the top of the show, though I was so fried from the crazed rush that it took me half the gig to calm down and focus. Being indoors we didnt have a roof on the mix position so really felt like we were in the crowd, which was very enjoyable. You can tell youre in Wales when you look over and see a guy sitting up on his girlfriends shoulders (I kid you not).
After the show we did a completely mad runner to the airport. I think this sets a record for the shortest period of time I have ever spent in a venue where Im doing a show - approximately 3 hours 45 minutes all in. For some reason we were all allowed in the police escort on the way back, though the almost complete absence of any other traffic did make a man wonder quite why we were driving at 90 miles an hour through winding country lanes. Bruce was in the same van as me and we were being thrown around all over the place, especially when going through roundabouts at high speed (of which there were many). There was a police motorbike either side of us with all their flashing blue lights going, so the whole experience of being hurled round a small vehicle in the middle of the night was effectively under strobe light. Bruce is looking at me going 'this isnt normal, is it?'
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PB: Pariser only wanted half a village
One of the advantages of age is that you tend to recall things that some folks would like to forget. For instance, do all of you who live South of SW 168th Street know that Vice Mayor Pariser never wanted you to be part of Palmetto Bay? Yes, that includes all of you CCOCI folks, too.
Oh, you don't believe SDM? Look at this article from the Miami Herald dated March 23, 1995:
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Prompted by efforts of other Dade neighborhoods to incorporate, some residents living east of U.S. 1 between Southwest 136th and 168th streets want a study of how much it costs them to be a part of Metro government.
Residents of East Grove Estates and five other neighborhoods are circulating a petition asking Dade County to compare taxes paid by residents within the area to money spent for Metro services. The area is mainly made of single-family homes.
"It doesn't necessarily mean we want to incorporate, but we want to know the facts," said Brian Pariser, president of the East Grove Estates Homeowners Association. "We don't want to be left out of something, nor do we want people to be makers of our fate."
The coalition of residents will have a town meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Parish Hall, 14260 Old Cutler Rd., to discuss the issue.
Pariser's group wants the county to provide a feasibility study of about 20,000 people who live between Southwest 136th Street on the north, 168th Street on the south, Biscayne Bay on the east and South Dixie Highway on the west.
Areas to the north and south of East Grove Estates already are investigating incorporation.
In November, residents of Perrine and Cutler Ridge to the south formed a steering committee to report on whether Perrine, Cutler Ridge and Saga Bay could support their own government.
Pariser said the study area is too wide and would thin resources.
To the north, the Pinecrest/Palmetto area also is meeting to assess its chances as a municipality.
If anyone thinks SDM is overstating Mr. Pariser's position, why not ask some of the key founders who are still around? Eyewitnesses are invited to comment on this post. Tell SDM how this blog's version of events is wrong.
SDM Wonders: Why did Mr. Pariser want to cut-off the village boundary at SW 168th Street? SDM heard rumors for years it was because Pariser and his neighbors thought the southern neighborhoods weren't compatible with the northern ones. (Not compatible is a code word for some other very unkind terms.)
Fortunately, the narrow-minded Mr. Pariser was overruled by the wise founders who argued pragmatically that a city of the size Pariser imagined could not support itself.
SDM Says: If one wonders about the roots of Mr. Pariser's divisive tenure on the council, one should start at the beginning when his words were unguarded.


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When Florence Nabayinda was diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, her mother ran away. Her father treated her harshly and she grew up amid violence and neglect in a rural Uganda village.
Florence Nabayinda of Uganda found a place in Special Olympics.
Florence slept on the ground, and night after night she fought off insect-born disease, flu and abuse from relatives who did not understand her disability. The young girl could not look for help from others in Masaka village, where school officials called her "useless" and "unteachable."
But a brighter future lay ahead. Another family took pity on her, and adopted Florence when she was a young teenager. They helped to get her back to school, even though she attended class with small children half her age. They also suggested she take part in Special Olympics.
For the first time, Florence was able to do something other children could do: run! She raced and grew strong and received compliments. People were smiling at her and congratulating her – an amazing new experience after a lifetime of scolding, mockery and abuse. "Because of Special Olympics, I am somebody," Florence says, looking back on it all. She trained as a long-distance runner and competed in the Special Olympics Tanzania 10K, and a half-marathon at the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 1999, receiving gold medals at both races.
After a difficult childhood, Nabayinda found strength, courage and persistence in herself.
"Growing up, I felt I could do nothing in life – [I was] thrown away like trash, ridiculed as 'stupid', and forced to quit school," Florence explains. "But when I ran a race, I was somebody, and through running and Special Olympics I found my voice." Florence has been using that voice ever since – not only as a representative for Uganda at the Special Olympics World Games, but also as a global spokesperson for the Special Olympics movement. She has now been involved with Special Olympics for more than 10 years and currently works at the Special Olympics Uganda headquarters. She has also adopted a child, and her dream is to one day serve in the Parliament.
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Yeah, Truth hurts. And so does going out, hat in hand and attempting to get funding for your creative comedy project. Case in point, one Lonnie Bruhn.
Lonnie is genuinely funny, authentically bare-it-all raw and honest, and one of the most supportive long-time members of the Portland comedy scene. Some people know him as just "that comic with cerebral palsy," but that is hardly all that he is. With or without a disability, his storytelling and comedy truly have me doubled over laughing, every time. His outrage and truth are all our outrage and truth — he cuts that deep.
Lonnie also has a dream. He wants to perform at the Star Theater in Old Town in Portland on March 27th, and make a video recording for his own comedy DVD. Well, all that crap costs money, son. To this end, Lonnie has had a project up on Kickstarter and it has a total of THREE days left on it. He still needs more to achieve his goal (and it's not much, like he's honed the total cost down to $2,500). Let me repeat that: only three days left. And remember, with Kickstarter, if you don't make the nut of your goal, you don't get nuttin'. Nada. Big Goose Egg.
Of course there's all sorts of benefits for contributing, depending on how much you give, including copies of the DVD and a limited edition of the show poster by local artist Chris Haberman.
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