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Quest:Sully Balloo's Letter
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Sara Balloo's Plea | |
Start | [Waterlogged Envelope] |
End | Sara Balloo |
Level | 30 Requires Level 26 |
Type | Solo |
Category | Dun Morogh |
Experience | 2,450 XP or 1469 at Level 90 |
Reputation | +250 Ironforge |
Next | Sara Balloo's Plea |
This quest starts the quest chain A King's Tribute quest chain. The Waterlogged Envelope is found in a static object, Waterlogged Letter[44, 93]
[show]Objectives Edit
Deliver Sully Balloo's Letter to Sara Balloo.
- [Sully Balloo's Letter] (Provided)
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The waterlogged and war-torn envelope dissolves in your hands, leaving you with a few pages of a letter in your grasp, written with painstaking care.
The letter is addressed to a Mrs. Sara Balloo of Ironforge and begins, "My dear Sara...."
Progress Edit
You look as though you have traveled a great distance and seen much turmoil in your time, <class>. These times we live in are trying on the soul. What news do you bring to me now?
Completion Edit
You say you saw my Sully pinned beneath the icy waters? Say it isn't so!
Let me read what he wrote....
Cut scene upon completion Edit
Sara Balloo reads Sully's letter page by page.
Sara Balloo says: This isn't fair! My dearest Sully! Come back to me! No, <name>! Why did you bring me such news!
Rewards Edit
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 2450 XP (or 15 at level 70)
- 250 reputation with Ironforge
The Waterlogged Envelope is in the hand of a skeleton[44.30, 92.93] at the bottom of the river near the pillars supporting the Thandol Span. You have to click on the letter, not the skeleton.
Sully Balloo's Letter is a homage to a letter written by Sullivan Ballou during the Civil War, rewritten to fit in the world of Azeroth.
Quest progression Edit
- [30] Sully Balloo's Letter
- [30] Sara Balloo's Plea
- [30] A King's Tribute
- [31] A King's Tribute
- [31] A King's Tribute


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In today's New York Times, conservative op-ed writer David Brooks offers a penetrating, if dispiriting, analysis of the current state of the Republican Party as a party that no longer believes in, among other principles, Catholic social teaching.
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The results have been unfortunate. Since they no longer speak in the language of social order, Republicans have very little to offer the less educated half of this country. Republicans have very little to say to Hispanic voters, who often come from cultures that place high value on communal solidarity.
Republicans repeat formulas -- government support equals dependency -- that make sense according to free-market ideology, but oversimplify the real world. Republicans like Romney often rely on an economic language that seems corporate and alien to people who do not define themselves in economic terms. No wonder Romney has trouble relating.
Some people blame bad campaign managers for Romney's underperforming campaign, but the problem is deeper. Conservatism has lost the balance between economic and traditional conservatism. The Republican Party has abandoned half of its intellectual ammunition. It appeals to people as potential business owners, but not as parents, neighbors and citizens.
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Newly appointed national selector from East Zone, Saba Karim was pleasantly surprised and excited after he got the news from the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai on Thursday.
"Frankly, I wasn't even aware that I am in contention for selector's post. Only a couple of days ago did I start getting feelers about my name doing the rounds. I have just got official intimation from the board," Karim told PTI.
"Obviously, I am very happy and it's an honour that the BCCI has found me capable enough to take up this challenge," the former India wicketkeeper, who has played 34 ODIs apart from a Test match, added.
Karim, who has played first-class cricket for erstwhile Bihar and then for Bengal, pipped Trinamool Congress backed former all-rounder Arup Bhattacharya and former Test opener Devang Gandhi to the post.
"I think it will be a new challenge altogether as Indian cricket is set to embark on a new direction. There will be lot of responsibilities that is associated with the assignment and I hope that I am able to perform my duties to the best of my ability. As a selector, I will certainly have an open mind when it comes to selectorial decisions," Karim said.
Karim, who runs an academy at Noida's sector 132, said that he is not planning to shift base.
"Well, I will still be based out of Noida. Obviously, when it comes to watching matches in my zone, the BCCI will certainly have guidelines and I will adhere to that," the soft-spoken Karim stated.
About his colleagues, he said, "I haven't played against Sandeep Patil but Vikram (Rathour) is my contemporary and I have played a lot against him at the first-class level. I have played a few times against Roger (Binny) while I have spoken a few times with Rajinder Singh Hans."
"He has a contract with a national television channel but, in all probability, will have to terminate that in order to take up the new responsibility."
"I haven't received my contract papers yet but once I get it, I will do whatever is necessary."
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Today's issue of depreciating childhood dovetails perfectly with my previous installment on infantilizing adults: both are reflecting a loss of the sense of maturity and responsibility in our Western culture. For instance, today every newborn is burdened with a four to six figure number of debt depending on his or her whereabouts ( cf. David Willets; "The Pinch – How the Baby Boomers took their Children's Future-and why they should give it back", Atlantic Books London: 2010, p.259, 269). Now the first dramatic example of instrumentalizing childhood was the Bohemian version of the Dreyfus affair. In Prague it was the Jewish cobbler Leopold Hilsener who was falsely accused of ritual murder. A little Christian girl called Anezka Hruzova had been found dead on the 1.4.1899 in Polna. And it was the first Czech president after gaining independence in 1921, Professor T.G. Masaryk, who made is name with the revision of the court indictment finally exonerating Hilsener. Nevertheless since then the West is drifting towards a gradual and not merely symbolical - think of child rape and "pedophilia"- reversal of the Abrahamic abolition of child sacrifice.


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I enjoyed ChiefExecutive.net's summary of Deloitte's Core Beliefs and Culture survey. A company's culture and foundation—its core values and beliefs—are indisputably important to employees and their ability to engage in an organization and their work. Yet, executives still miss the mark on several points.
Thankfully, executives (94 percent) and employees (88 percent) alike agree company culture is important to business success. But there are big misses on several fronts, too.
1. Employees say strategy is nothing without culture.
I've written several posts on this point. Without culture, strategy cannot be fully effective. Employees agree, yet executives are still missing the point:
"However, there's more work to be done to close the gaps on other business priorities. The study indicates executives tend to prioritize a clearly defined business strategy (76%) above clearly defined and communicated core values and beliefs (62%), whereas employees value them equally (57% and 55%, respectively). Also, 70% of employees who agreed that their companies had performed well financially said their boss speaks to them often about culture. But only 19% of executives and 15% of employees believe strongly that their organization's culture is widely upheld."
Unless employees at every level are committed to living the culture by demonstrating the company's core values in their daily work (and are reinforced, praised and recognized for doing so), then that last point above will remain lackluster.
2. Executives don't know what employees need to feel engaged.
In nearly every survey related to this topic, executives, leaders and managers always rank money as most important to employee engagement. Yet, employees always rank better management-communication, recognition, opportunities to grow and learn, etc.-as what they really need to be engaged:
"The Core Beliefs and Culture survey found a consensus (83% of executives and 84% of employees) that having engaged and motivated employees is a top factor substantially contributing to company success. However, executives ranked tangible elements such as financial performance (65%) and competitive compensation (62%) most highly as drivers of employee engagement, while employees rated more highly the intangible elements of regular and candid communications (50%) and access to management/leadership (49%)."
Someday the cumulative weight of all these surveys will sink in for executives.
3. Executives don't display core company values as well as they think they do.
Your employees watch you closely. Do you really live the company's core values? They follow your lead, so be sure you, as a manager, set the right example.
"Deloitte's survey indicated a significant gap between executive belief and employee perception, often punctuated by executive overstatement. For instance, 84% of executives believe senior leadership regularly communicates their company's core values and beliefs. Only 67% of employees feel that is true. In terms of "practicing what one preaches," 81% of executives compared to 69% of employees believe senior leadership acts in accordance with the company's core values and beliefs."
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clearing out the colon and three fiber sources for constipation
Here is a topic that generally no one wants to talk about, but eliminating waste products is crucial to good health. Our bodies are designed to ingest food, break it down with stomach acid, absorb vitamins and nutrients, and then release the remaining product. Ideally, bowel movements are happening as often as you are eating meals. For example if you are eating three meals per day, one should expect three bowel movements per day. However, according to the Mayo Clinic there is no established guide to the frequency, as it does range per individual. Constipation is not only infrequent stools, but includes hard stools with excessive straining, or the feeling of incomplete evacuation.
Fiber is an excellent way to help clear out the colon while creating easier and regular bowel movements, as well as lower cholesterol. Insoluble fiber "acts like a sponge, pulling water into the stool and making it easier to pass." It is important to remember that when fiber is increased, water also needs to be added, 16 ounces per serving of fiber. Here are three fiber sources to try:
1. Psyllium: There are two forms: the husks or the whole seeds. Both can also help blood sugar levels in cases of diabetes, as well as help lower triglycerides. If taking the husks one may take approximately 5 grams three times per day, or if taking the whole seeds it may range from 10-30 grams. Most over the counter products will have instructions and it is best to follow as directed.
2. Glucomannan: This is another dietary fiber, which comes from konjac root. It can act as a laxative at 3-4 grams per day. After ingested is can help move colon empty within 12 to 24 hours. This fiber can also aid in weight loss as it occupies space in the stomach, helping create a sense of fullness. At your local health food store, glucomannan can come in packages of noodle varieties to be made as pasta.
3. Flaxseed: Not only is this a great source of fiber, but of the omega-3 fatty acid, alpha linolenic acid (ALA). This can come in liquid oil, capsule, or bulk form. The ideal method of ingestion, would be taking the bulk form and grinding it into a powder, ingesting 1-2 tablespoons per day. If extra is left after grinding (coffee grinder), then store a couple days worth in fridge. It is best to not purchase the oil or the pre-ground seeds as the oils are thought to be volatile and go rancid easily.
Try one of these forms of fiber to help clean out your colon, and consider seeing a colon hydrotherapist for a colonic. Remember the road to good health is paved with good intestines!
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It would be difficult to imagine a more beloved person in the history of Anderson County sports than W.J. Smith. For that matter, it would be hard to think of anyone more loved and respected than the man called "beloved historian" when he died in 2008.
Surrounded by memorabilia from Kavanaugh High School, C.C. Fallis leaves little doubt that he is a Tiger. Always has been, always will be.
"Lawrenceburg (High School) wanted me to go there and play football, but I had already made up my mind," smiles Fallis, who served as co-captain of the last Kavanaugh Tiger basketball team. Now 80, Fallis is still a regular at Kentucky Wildcat games, but his first passion was orange and black.
It all started very simply. There was no fanfare when basketball made its way into Anderson County. Nearly 100 years later, an estimated 7,000 red-clad Anderson County basketball fans piled into Rupp Arena in Lexington to watch the Bearcats play in the Kentucky High School state tournament. In between, the sport's hold on the county has been strong. And the county's influence on the sport became widely known around the state's borders.
One hundred years. Those three words sound like an eternity. In the overall history of the world, 100 years of a small town's love affair with a very simple game would seem rather insignificant. But don't tell that to the 7,000 or so Anderson County Bearcat fans who streamed into Rupp Arena for the Kentucky state tournament in 2009. Don't tell that to the people that say that Anderson County is poised to become one of the state's girls' basketball powers over the next few years.
Anderson County was nearly perfect on the football field Friday night.
Well, Anderson County, how did you like some real Friday Night Lights? Just for a few minutes, forget the fact that John Hardin overcame a late deficit to defeat Anderson in the Class 5A, Region 2 championship game Friday night. The hurt, especially for the nine seniors that put on shoulder pads for the final time as Anderson County High School students, will last. There is no denying that. The tears shed in the Bearcats' post-game meeting were profuse.
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Palifico is a Pirates of the Caribbean minifigure. He has only appeared in LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game.
Palifico was a crewmember of Davy Jones's ship, the Flying Dutchman. Like the rest of the crew, over time he grew to look like a sea creature. In his case, his body grew to resemble fire coral. He wields two pirate swords.
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Staphylococcus aureus meningitis associated with pyogenic infection of the sacroiliac joint. | |
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Although we have reported the first case of Staphylococcus aureus meningitis due to pyogenic arthritis of the sacroiliac joint, this finding is actually not surprising, given the strong association between this form of meningitis and underlying bone, joint, and soft tissue infections. The physician faced with a case of meningitis due to S aureus in a patient without a history of trauma or neurosurgical manipulation must do a prompt and thorough search for underlying infectious conditions. In the case of sacroiliitis in particular, a high index of suspicion needs to be maintained, given the difficulties and delays in diagnosis associated with this infection. Radionuclide scanning with 99mTc or 67Ga is usually helpful in the early confirmation of this condition, the presence of which may be suspected on the basis of thorough physical examination. |
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How did you gap them if they do not touch?
They have to touch the cam at some point or they can not be gapped, no?
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Done putting the motor back together.
Trying to set timin by following the book (Clymer) but my points are floating; not riding the cam when they should be open.
Here's what I did.
1) gap set to .012
2) Found TDC, zeroed indicator.
3) rotated clockwise (via alternator bolt) to -0.12" from zero.
3) rotated counterclockwise .041" to reach .079". This is the spec from the manual where my points should open. Again, points are no where near the cam lobe.
So WTF?
I even took off the whole big gizmo off down to the rotor to make sure I installed the cam correctly.
That pin makes it pretty idiot proof.
other relevant questions:
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There is nothing wrong with wanting to work even when you are already retired. E 'but do dishonest at the expense of the youngest, however, pretending not to realize this. It also happens in the world of journalism - urea, if it happens! - But it is a scandal in which too many people close their eyes to the corporate spirit. So, given that for a few days in this part there is a judgment of the Supreme Court that legitimizes this practice in my opinion unhealthy, it is perhaps appropriate to begin to discuss it without mince words, for clarity and try to put some stake, even before legal ethics.
Let's start with the facts. In Libya, following the war of 2011- and as reporters, not the commentators' - there were several distinguished colleagues pensioners, who once again did not want to give up the thrill of being in the front line, without thinking too much for the fact that in this way they ended up stealing the bread and butter to the many freelance and temporary workers who, almost always at their expense - and often without life insurance - were convinced to find hell of Misrata or Sirte few job opportunities, saw the skinny landscape that characterizes long services abroad in the Italian press. I mention no names for love of country, but there are those who - among these luxury retirement - had made arrangements with several newspapers, as well as radio and TV, with bulimia to make sense; to the point of being forced to sit in the hotel often, in order to keep up with all his clients, even if it meant begging the day's news from freelance colleagues. It happens to the foreign, but not only. And is an increasingly common practice.
Nothing illegal, for charity. Especially since the savage practice of pre-retirement forced expelled from newsrooms a large number of colleagues in the full force of their physical and intellectual, can still can make a valuable contribution to the publications for which they worked. I find, therefore, that these legitimate colleagues want to continue working. And I'm glad, frankly, if they can. But I can not find right that are used with the same tasks as before: that is, that they continue to do the reporters, correspondents, or even - and it happens, it happens - who work at the desk. It 'obvious fact that such use is convenient to the editor - so that saves, and not a little - but it is equally obvious that doing so blocks the turnover in newsrooms and reduce more and more the employability of young journalists, which are (for this) forced to hunger. That journalists-retirees do so commentators, columnists, or, if they get the chance. and capabilities. But let's stop, please, with this unhealthy practice, which generates an absurd war between young and old, which does not feel the need, especially at this time.
It 's true, in a ruling recently the Supreme Court has ruled that there is nothing wrong with "heap", disavowing such a rule was introduced by INPGI well and that reduced the amount of pension for subjects who receive income from work of more than 20 thousand euro per year. But frankly, I would not go so proud of this judgment, nor would call "historic", as does the Journalists Union Retirees . In my opinion this is not a defensible judgment. And I can not give reason to how they pick the "old hands" of preparation, that instead of doing the "noble fathers" of this profession are transformed into "stepfathers" whose behavior, if only on the ethical, is decidedly reprehensible. We want to talk or keep doing like ostriches?


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Self harm & difficulty accepting myself
I didn't know where else to turn. I'm currently struggling to stay happy for any length of time now. I sleep most of the day including while I'm in school and at home. My depression is just consuming me. I can't go a day without thinking about hurting myself or just not even being alive. I hate myself. I've come out as gay and have had a couple years to accept it now but I just can't seem to fully accept myself. I was recently dumped by my first kiss. He told me he hated me. I have since found someone new, and I feel bad because he does make me happy but my depression is no better. I have a boyfriend who I like very much and I should be happy and I am but my depression always makes me feel down the second we have to say goodbye. I have been harassed in school again this year too. It's my senior year. The harassment has been brutal. Maybe that's another reason I can't accept myself. I don't know why I'm bothering to write this. I just want advice, someone to tell me what to do. How can I make these thoughts go away, be happy and stay happy? I scare myself at this point. Last time I hurt myself it was 114 times. I have terrible migraines almost every day now too. I zone out and just go completely blank for hours. I feel so lost I just stand in the middle of my room just getting lost in thought. I don't cry too much any more, I'm just numb. I'm exhausted at this point and I don't talk to anyone about this other than my therapist. I don't trust my school. I'm petrified of anti depressants even though I will be on them soon. I'm just so lost. I want to be happy with who I am and be able to feel beautiful and normal for once. I hope who ever reads this can help me somehow.
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Even if there is a boyfriend in our life that we like very much, when one is depressed as you are, it can be very painful to feel and can make you isolate from your friends and family, cause you to be tired all the time, take away your motivation to do things, make you not enjoy the things you usually like to do, make you sleep and eat much less or much more than usual, and make you see everything in your life in a negative way. Sometimes the depression can get so bad it can make a person think of ending their life, feeling hopeless that things will get better and helpless to make things better in their life. On http://www.us.reachout.com you'll find facts about depression by clicking on 'struggles with feelings.'" Since you stated you are currently seeing a therapist, we encourage you to continue seeing your therapist (or another if you choose) because there is treatment for depression and suicide including medication and/or therapy, both of which you have referenced. Talking with a mental health professional, such as a social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist as you are doing about what you're feeling and going through including thoughts of hurting yourself, your self image, choices, coming out, bullying, etc. can truly help you to feel better and help you see choices and options you may not be aware that you have. On www.helpguide.org/mental/depression_teen_teenagers.htm you can learn more about depression and its treatment. Should you like to pursue other counsel, on http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/MHTreatmentLocator/faces/quickSearch.jspx you can search for mental health services in your area and contact the Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychiatrists by calling 215-222-2800 or by visiting their website at http://aglp.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid =74 for help in finding someone in your area for you to talk and work with.
We also want to share with you that people cut as a way of dealing with or managing difficult, painful, overwhelming emotions or stress. For some, cutting relieves stress or tension or they find that the physical pain of cutting is a distraction from the emotional pain. Some people are angry at someone in their life and take the anger out on themselves by cutting. Others feel that the cutting gives them a feeling of control when things in their life or their emotions feel out of control. Still others feel numb or "dead inside" and cutting helps them to feel alive." Based on many of the things you shared, you have been experiencing many of these things just mentioned. It's important for you to know that cutting may help you to feel better briefly but the longer it goes on, the more dangerous it can become as it can cause permanent scars, infections and serious, and sometimes life threatening medical problems especially if you cut a major blood vessel. It can also cause you to feel shame, guilt, depressed and out of control. So if you feel like cutting, there are lots of ways to help yourself feel better without putting yourself at risk. Think about how you feel before and after you cut yourself. If cutting helps to release anger, you might try getting the anger out in another way like hitting a pillow, stomping around in heavy shoes, ripping up an old newspaper or flattening aluminum cans. If cutting helps you when you're sad, do whatever makes you feel taken care of and comforted. That may be listening to certain songs, calling a friend or eating a favorite food. Sometimes, writing in a journal or drawing/painting helps a person to feel better. For some people, doing something physical like running outdoors or yoga can help relieve stress. If the cutting helps you to feel less numb, do something that creates a sharp physical feeling like putting your hand briefly in ice water or stamp your feet on the ground). There are websites available including www.safe-alternatives.com and http://www.helpguide.org/mental/self_injury.htm that can help you learn about cutting as well as additional things you can do when you have the urge to cut. It can be very difficult to stop cutting and it would be important to tell a trusted adult about the cutting in order for them to find a therapist for you to work with to find safer and healthier ways to deal with the hard things you're going through. If you're not comfortable talking with your parents, you could ask a school counselor for help finding a therapist or call 1-800-DON'T- CUT where you can be referred to a therapist in your area. When you have the urge to cut, you can always call the Trevor Lifeline at 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (1-866-488-7386) and talk with a Trevor lifeline counselor about what you're feeling and experiencing as well as your urge to cut which can help to delay or stop the urge to cut. They can also work with you to find a therapist to help you."
Finally, please know that you have the right to feel safe in your school and no one ever has the right to bully or abuse you in any way. As far as how to deal with the bullying in your school, you could start by talking with an adult at school such as the principal, school counselor or school administrator as it is their job to make sure you and others are not being harassed or bullied by students, teachers or anyone and that you feel safe in school, so if you feel comfortable, please bring it to their attention immediately." There are a number of organizations that work specifically in schools to address homophobia and transphobia against LGBT students. One such organization is the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) which works to ensure safe schools for ALL students. On their website at www.glsen.org click on "what we do" where you can find programs which may help people in your school become more understanding and supportive of you. One program is called "A Day of Silence" which brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment in schools. Each year, the event has grown, now with hundreds of thousands of students coming together to encourage schools and classmates to address the problem of anti-LGBT behavior. Another program is the No Name-Calling Week which is a week of educational activities aimed at ending name-calling of all kinds and providing schools with the tools and inspiration to foster a dialogue about ways to eliminate bullying in their communities. On GLSEN's website, there are also links to articles and blogs where you can learn how students at other schools are educating each other on the subject of intolerance. GLSEN also has information on how to start a GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) which is a student club that work to improve school climate for all students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. It's a place where students can come together, offer support to one another and help make your school a more accepting place. On http://www.gsanetwork.org/resources/start.html you can get information on how to start a GSA. You can call the GLSEN office in New York at 212-727-0135 as they may be able to help you or point you towards someone who can help you. Another resource that can be of help is The Trevor Project's Lifeguard workshop program which contains the film "Trevor" to be used with the workshop guide to open up discussions with ALL students about how language and behavior can affect the way an individual feels about themselves. You can find these resources by going to The Trevor Project home page and clicking on "read more" under "parents and educators" or by calling The Trevor Project offices at 310-271-8845. If there is a school counselor or administrator at your school with whom you feel comfortable, you could talk with them about using these programs to help people become more understanding and accepting of you and other LGBT people." And just remember if there's no one you feel comfortable talking with, you can always call the Trevor lifeline at 1-866-4-U-Trevor, 24 hours 7 days a week and TrevorChat. We are always here for you.
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Hey guys I recently finished this bike for a friend. It took me over a year to complete because - a) I am lazy. b) I had to redo the front wheel an repaint the spokes 3 times. I have only ever built 3 wheels in my life and these are two of them. I swapped the geared hub to an old CCM Hercules coaster hub. Painting the rims took a couple tries cause I used Krylon latex H2O paint and I ended up with a ton of runs so I had to strip and repaint. I am not patient enough for that type of spray paint. Anyone know how to lace a wheel after painting the spokes and not scraping half the paint off of the spokes? Hahaha lessons in frustration. But it is complete and I hope she likes it. The condition I received it in Partially cleaned. Canti posts and brake cable guides shaved off. I left the lower cable guides on for if I ever find a cheap 3spd hub. Finished product.
great job! looks really, really nice. You can usually find a cheap 3-speed at garage sales or estate sales. Just get the hub laced into the wider rim. jeff
Rollin... your bike came out great!!! The lady should be proud of it. It's hard to install painted spokes without scratching them some. The longer you can let them dry and cure the less they will scratch. The best results from the h20 paint I've found is to go with three very light coats with about 20 min. between each. Shake well and invert the can and spray to clean out the nozzle as you go, otherwise you get a lot of spatter. Latex is not my favorite type either, but if it lessens the likelyhood of someone huffing, I'll put up with some additional pain from it. Great build!!! Thanks!!!
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Chipotle Chicken Cups
A smokey appetizer your guests won't get enough of.
Makes 24 appetizers
1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts
2 tsp. black pepper
1 Tbs. chipotle liquid spice
1- 14oz. can black beans
1- 11oz. can mexican-style corn
3 oz. cream cheese
Cooking spray
24 wonton wraps
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup sliced green onion tops
Preheat oven 350 degrees.
Cut chicken into small pieces; add to skillet.
Add fire pepper and liquid spice, mix well.
Cook on medium heat for 10 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.
Drain and rinse black beans and drain corn; add beans, corn and cream cheese to chicken.
Reduce heat to low, stirring occasionally, until cream cheese is melted.
Spray 24 mini muffin cups with cooking spray.
Place a wonton wrap in the bottom of each cup.
Place approximately 1 Tbs. of chicken mixture in each cup.
Bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes, or until edges are nicely browned.
Remove from oven.
Sprinkle cheddar cheese on each cup, then top with the onion.
Return to oven just until cheese melts (1-2 minutes).


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Benedikt Schack
Benedikt Schack (Czech: Benedikt Žák) (7 February 1758 – 10 December 1826) was a composer and tenor of the Classical era, a close friend of Mozart and the first performer (1791) of the role of Tamino in Mozart's opera The Magic Flute.
Early life[edit]
Benedikt Žák/Schack (also spelled as Ziak, Cziak or Schak) was born on 7 February 1758 in Mirotice, Bohemia (now the Czech Republic, then part of the Habsburg monarchy). Like Joseph and Michael Haydn, he worked as a chorister as a child, singing from 1773 in the cathedral in Prague,[1] then moved to Vienna (1775) to study medicine, philosophy and singing. His voice teacher in Vienna was Carl Friberth, a tenor who performed under Joseph Haydn.[2] Later, Schack worked for several years as Kapellmeister to Prince Heinrich von Schönaich-Carolath in Silesia.
In 1786, Schack joined the traveling theatrical troupe of Emanuel Schikaneder, working both as a tenor and as a composer of Singspiele. The troupe settled in Vienna in 1789, performing in the suburban Theater auf der Wieden.
Friendship and collaborations with Mozart[edit]
It was around this time that Schack became a friend and professional colleague of Mozart, who was gradually increasing his involvement with Schikaneder's troupe. Schack apparently asked his friend for advice and help in composing,[3] and the level of assistance evidently increased. The following anecdote was published in the Baierisches Musik-Lexikon by Felix Joseph Lipowsky (Munich, 1811):
- Mozart often came to Schack to fetch him for a stroll; while Schack dressed he would sit at the writing desk and compose here and there a piece in Schack's operas. Thus several passages in Schack's operas derive from Mozart's own hand and genius.[4]
In 1790, Schack and his fellow singer-composers of the Schikaneder troupe collaborated to write an opera Der Stein der Weisen ("The Philosopher's Stone"). Mozart also played a part in its composition, contributing a duet ("Nun liebes Weibchen," K. 625/592a) and perhaps other passages.[5] This fairy-tale opera can be considered a kind of precursor to The Magic Flute; it employed much the same cast in similar roles.
When The Magic Flute (music by Mozart, libretto by Schikaneder) premiered in 1791, Schack took the role of Tamino. According to the New Grove, "it is to be presumed that he also played Tamino's flute solos", though other scholars disagree.[6] An 1815 source indicates that Schack sang the role a total of 116 times.[7]
Only two months after the Magic Flute premiere, Mozart died. According to a story that first appeared in an anonymous obituary of Schack (1827), the two men participated in a rehearsal of Mozart's Requiem on the last day of Mozart's life.[8]
- On the very eve of his death, Mozart had the score of the Requiem brought to his bed, and himself (it was two o'clock in the afternoon) sang the alto part; Schack, the family friend, sang the soprano line, as he had always previously done, Hofer, Mozart's brother-in-law, took the tenor, Gerl, later a bass singer at the Mannheim Theater, the bass. They were at the first bars of the Lacrimosa when Mozart began to weep bitterly, laid the score on one side, and eleven hours later, at one o'clock in the morning (of 5 December 1791, as is well known), departed this life.
It is worth noting that the tale first appeared 36 years after Mozart's death; this commentator calls it "more than a little unbelievable".
Mozart wrote a set of eight variations (K.613) on Schack's aria "Ein Weib ist das herrlichste Ding" from the Singspiel Der dumme Gartner.
Later life[edit]
Later, Schack moved on to posts in Graz (1793) and Munich (1796). With the decline of his singing voice, he retired in 1813 and lived on a pension. He died in Munich[9] on 10 December 1826.
Toward the end of his life, Schack was sent a letter by the former Constanze Mozart, which attests to his friendship with Wolfgang. Constanze, who had remarried (1809) to Georg Nikolaus Nissen, was seeking information to include in her second husband's biography-in-progress of her first. She wrote, "I could think of absolutely no one who knew him better or to whom he was more devoted than you ... Of great and general interest will be what you can instance of Mozart's few compositions in your operas." However, Schack died before he was able to reply to Constanze's letter.
Schack was married to the former Elisabeth Weinhold, who was also a singer; she took the role of the Third Lady in the Magic Flute premiere.
Testimony for Schack's abilities as a singer comes from Leopold Mozart, who heard his debut performance with the Schikaneder troupe while it was visiting Salzburg in 1786. Leopold described Schack in a letter wrote to his daughter Maria Anna (Nannerl), who was living in nearby St. Gilgen:
- The new tenor hired by Schikaneder arrived yesterday. He sings excellently well and has a beautiful voice, with an easy and flexible throat and a beautiful method. For this reason another opera, La Frascatana, will be given so that the public can hear him on next Wednesday ... This man truly sings very beautifully."[10]
Schack's collaborative opera Der Stein der Weisen has recently been revived, prompted by the discovery of an early manuscript copy, by Boston Baroque under Martin Pearlman; the work has received favorable reviews.[11]
- ^ Grove dictionary
- ^ Heartz (2007, 272)
- ^ The source here is the preface to an 1831 edition of Schack's A Mass for Four Voices and Orchestral Accompaniments published by Vincent Novello. Novello had learned of Mozart's assistance from the Mozart's widow Constanze during a trip to Salzburg in 1829 (Buch 1997, 195).
- ^ Quoted from Buch (1997, 195). Buch adds: "Lipowsky was not a part of the Viennese circle, so this account probably comes from Schack himself, who was working in Munich at the time." A later letter from Constanze Mozart, quoted below, also supports the story.
- ^ Buch 1997, 196
- ^ The traditional view given by the Grove is not corroborated by any reliable source and is challenged by Albrecht (2005), who suggests that the flutist Anton Dreyssig played Tamino's flute music from the orchestra pit, with Schack miming his playing, as tenors generally do today.
- ^ The Baierisches Musik-Lexicon by Felix Joseph Lipowsky, cited in Deutsch 1965, 514
- ^ Deutsch (1965, 536-7). The obituary appeared in the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung, issue of July 25, 1827 ([1]), and is likely to reflect a story told to the author by Schack himself.
- ^ Grove Dictionary
- ^ Translation from Heartz (2007, 272). "Easy and flexible throat" renders the German "leicht geläufige Gurgel"; "good technique" renders "schöne Methode". La Frascatana was an opera by Giovanni Paisiello.
- ^ See http://www.telarc.com/gscripts/title.asp?gsku=0508
- Albrecht, Theodore (2005) "Anton Dreyssig (c1753/4-1820): Mozart's and Beethoven's Zauberflötist," in Words about Mozart: Essays in Honour of Stanley Sadie, ed. by Dorothea Link with Judith Nagley. Boydell, Woodbridge, ISBN 0-85115-794-7.
- Buch, David J., "Three Posthumous Reports Concerning Mozart in his Late Viennese Years", Eighteenth-Century Music 2/1, (Cambridge University Press, 2005), 125–129.
- Buch, David J. (1997) "Mozart and the Theater auf der Wieden: New attributions and perspectives," Cambridge Opera Journal 9: 195-232.
- Deutsch, Otto Erich (1965) Mozart: A Documentary Biography. English translation by Eric Blom, Peter Branscombe, and Jeremy Noble. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press.
- The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, online edition, article "Benedikt Schack". Copyright Oxford University Press 2007. This article also contains a list of works composed by Schack.
- Grove Dictionary of Opera, online edition, article "Benedikt Schack". Copyright Oxford University Press 2007.
- Heartz, Daniel (2007) Haydn, Mozart, and early Beethoven: 1781-1802. New York: Norton.
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