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ZL-1 Nothing gets your Chevy nerves tingling like the mention of this legendary piece of big-block history.
For those who need a reminder, the ZL-1 was an aluminum version (heads and block) of the Chevy Mark IV big-block. Designed for racing, it appeared on the scene in 1969, displacing 427 ci and making more than 500 hp. An instant powerhouse in drag racing and, later, in Can Am road racing, the ZL-1 also found its way into a handful of '69 production cars-the rarest of the famed COPO Camaros. These cars were sold mostly throughout the Midwest, like the famous Illinois dealership of Fred Gibb. There were even ZL-1-powered Corvettes.
The best figures put the number of ZL-1 Camaros built at 69 and the number of ZL-1 Corvettes at just two. To be honest, there weren't that many built for racing, either. A couple of hundred, maybe. Those lucky enough to get their hands on one usually enjoyed success at the track, but it was a rare animal, even in its heyday.
From the start, the ZL-1 was intended as a race engine. The street versions were de-tuned just enough to make them somewhat livable on the street-or, at least, on the drive to the dragstrip. With more than 500 horses and solid lifters, the ZL-1 427s were touchy and required constant valve adjustments. But, the all-aluminum motor saved about 100 pounds, compared to a big-block setup, which was a welcome benefit to nose-heavy Camaros and Corvettes.
Although the engines saved weight, they added cost. The ZL-1 just about doubled the price of the Corvette-same for the Camaro. Buying one for your race car wasn't cheap, either. By the mid-'70s, the expensive, exotic ZL-1 race engine faded away.
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Computer & Finished the Quilt
That said I finished the quilt, well I still need to do the label on the back it not quite big enough well I say generous enough for the twin single beds as they are fixed togetheri was restricted to the size as I used a really beautiful flannel on the back but it was only 45 inches wide so cut it in to two & joined it together.
But I really could have done with a extra half a yard or so on the whole thing so when doing it this could have been another 10 inches or there abouts but it okay I used a 100% cotton wadding DH can't take the weight of quilts & he didn't think I would be warm enough with this but it wasn't too bad last night had a rough night because was getting very bad cramp in my leg this is not the leg I had my MRI scan on yesterday (waiting for results now) but the other one & it was more the foot but it kept me from sleeping with the way it was.
Anyway here is the photos of the quilt I call it Sunbonnet Sue as every other one is a SS block I did buy these ready made so only had to put them on to the background fabric, then I picked 3 different blocks each different block was done in bright colours my DH said he never be able to sleep with this as it too bright it would keep him awake lol actually he said this morning as long as he don't have to wear such bright colours he has no problem with me using it in the home so may be more will be forthcoming lol
I haven't quilted it as much as I would have liked I found that the size has stopped me so I done stitch in the ditch that is the biggest problem I think with doing large quilts at home so am thinking of doing 2 singles next time this may land up on the back bedroom bed as that just a normal double size bed so this would fit nicely on there but will have to wait for the replacement quilts lol
8 comments:
- luv2quilt2 said...
So far I haven't been able to use my machine to do a large quilt. I usually do them by hand, which is much easier for me. Like your Sunbonnet Sues.
- 13 April 2010 at 12:50
- Robin (rsislandcrafts) said...
Your Sunbonnet Sue quilt turned out beautiful. I love bright quilts :)
I've quilted a king size quilt on my home machine but it wasn't fun.
- 13 April 2010 at 19:51
Love the sunbonnet quilt Janice.
I like to sleep under a quilt and not a duvet. We have a sheet and a blanket, then a quilt. Your DH will get used to it !!!
- 13 April 2010 at 22:46
- jan said...
You get a better night's sleep under a Quilt, especially if it has been made for you. Try it and see.
- 13 April 2010 at 23:40
- QuiltSue said...
Great quilt Janice.
Hope you get your computer sorted out soon, and the MRI results are good.
- 14 April 2010 at 07:42
- Micki said...
Your Sunbonnet Sues are cute!Hope your computer issues are resolved soon!
- 16 April 2010 at 20:43
- Melinda Cornish said...
It is beautiful Janice!!!! Good for you....big quilts are a lot of work to get them quilted.....you did a great job...
Tell hubby if the colors are too much, to put on sunglasses cause you are keeping the quilt....lol!
- 22 April 2010 at 05:46
- Millie said...
Janice, all your quilts are beautiful, thanks for sharing and have a great day!
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Cain Velasquez - He's now the undisputed best heavyweight in the world. He completely dismantled Dos Santos again, and finally got the finish he couldn't get in the last fight. While some probably didn't like how much he clinched against the fence, it was perfect strategy. He was always busy, and didn't give JDS any space at all. There might not be a more complete fighter in the UFC, and that's saying a lot. Good luck, Fabricio Werdum.
Daniel Cormier - It wasn't flashy, but he got the job done. He's going to be a force in the light heavyweight division for sure. While I know that it'll never happen, the idea of Cain vs. Cormier is really interesting. Hell, I'd like to see Cormier fight Dos Santos if he wanted to stick around HW. While I'm still not sure he would be able to beat Jon Jones or anything, he'll certainly be a top fighter at 205 right away.
Diego Sanchez and Gilbert Melendez - Their fight was amazing. I don't care if Sanchez didn't connect a lot, or if Melendez chose to fight a little recklessly. It made for one of my favorite bouts of the year, and I'm not ashamed to say that I jumped out of my chair and yelled "Holy sh*t!" when Diego cracked him with that uppercut in the third. I was doing PBP so it wasn't the wisest idea, but I know I wasn't alone in reacting like that. And that pure visceral, uncontrollable reaction is why I love this sport so much. So go ahead and pick it apart - it doesn't matter. Gil's awesome, Diego's awesome, and the fight was awesome. And that's the bottom line.
John Dodson - Does this kid have dynamite in his fists or what? I've seen Darrell Montague fight many times, and he has a really good chin. Dodson made him look like Jonathan Goulet. Props to Montague for quickly recovering from the first round of bombs, but that last one nearly took his head off. I can't wait to see his next fight.
Hector Lombard - Now THAT'S what he's getting paid all that money for. He has a new lease on life at welterweight, a division that's a much better fit for him with his style and skills. Wrestlerboxers beware - Lombard's coming for you. Shango's a way cooler nickname than Lightning though. Just sayin'.
Junior dos Santos - His performance was kind of weird. It wasn't a carbon copy of the second fight, but he didn't show any new wrinkles in there against Cain. He let himself get pushed around, he didn't try to create space, and it seemed like he spent most of the first round looking to land something flashy instead of just punching him in the face. If he's such a good boxer, where's the jab? It just wasn't a good look for JDS last night. He's still obviously the second-best heavyweight in the world, but the gap between one and two is that much wider now.
Roy Nelson - He seriously didn't do a damn thing against Cormier. And then he had the audacity to complain about Cormier's style afterwards? Really? I generally like Roy, but he was nowhere near landing his monster right all night. And it's becoming increasingly obvious that he's too in love with it to try and diversify his striking game a little more. Maybe he'll stop talking about a title shot for a while at least. Then again, maybe not.
Nate Marquardt - Is it the end of the line for Nate the Great? There's no shame in getting knocked out by two extremely hard hitters like Ellenberger and Lombard, but he has been in a lot of wars over the years. He might be looking for work soon and while he's still a marketable name with a solid resume, it's pretty clear he's not going to turn it around and suddenly become a top welterweight now. It's too bad too, because I thought he had real potential at 170 after what he did to Tyron Woodley.
George Sotiropoulos - Like Marquardt, the Australian fighter appears to be on the downside of his career. And after four straight losses, he might very well be fighting for another organization next time out. If there is a next time out. After running away from K.J. Noons for the first part of the fight, he engaged a little bit and won he second round in my eyes. But that's about it. I'm not sure what else to say really - it just doesn't appear that Sots is a UFC-caliber lightweight anymore, unfortunately.
The Texas Athletic Commission - First off, the referee for the Adlan Amagov-T.J. Waldburger fight had never reffed in the UFC before. And his inability to stop the bout in a timely fashion sent Waldburger out on a stretcher. Then he let Shawn Jordan get blasted a few more times than necessary just for good measure. And they also assigned a judge, Ruben Najera, to four important fights including the main event, despite never judging anything remotely relevant in MMA before. And shockingly, he completely bungled two of them (giving Jessica Eye the third round of her fight with Sarah Kaufman, and being one of two judges to give Tim Boetsch a ridiculous 30-26 score in his bout with C.B. Dollaway). Another judge, Gino Garcia, was in the same spot with no relevant experience. At least he got things right. But the larger point is this - even though the UFC doesn't come to Texas often, it's not ridiculously hard to fight officials that might actually understand what they're doing. The commission doesn't have the best reputation, and it's not hard to see why after UFC 166. /QUOTE]


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May 3, 2010
Using an iPad for LEGO Building Instructions
13 comments:
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
In addition to LEGO BIs, I've downloaded about a dozen apps for my 3 year old - he has quickly figure out how to use all of them. The hardest decision he has to make is which app to run.
But I agree... this little device is very easy to carry around. It might be nice for those of us who have them to talk about standards for creating LEGO BIs for the iPad... format, page/font sizes, etc...
- May 3, 2010, 10:20:00 PM
- Fay Rhodes said...
This video is stunning. Now I just have to figure out how to convert my books to epubs!
- May 3, 2010, 11:58:00 PM
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
If the PDF file isn't password protected or have some other DRM protection, I recommend Calibre... I've used it to convert quite a few of my PDFs and it works very well.
- May 3, 2010, 11:59:00 PM
- Fay Rhodes said...
It works well for text, but it balks at all my graphics.
- May 4, 2010, 12:19:00 AM
- Andy Dannelley said...
Great! I have been using GoodReader and it works well for some PDF's, I will also try CloudReaders (looks great).
I have been considering using my iPad for LEGO instructions since I got it.
Thanks for a great article on iPad with LEGO.
I am looking forward to many technical topics (books) with text and video.
- May 4, 2010, 2:50:00 AM
- Dave Parker said...
There are a lot of PDF readers for the iPad already, and I only tried a few. CloudReaders renders significantly faster than GoodReader and has more intuitive page turning, but it doesn't support links within the doc (which is why I showed Tora no Maki with GoodReader). Neiher one (nor the reader built into Safari) has a good index view with page thumnails, though. Maybe another one has this or I'm sure someone will add it at some point.
- May 4, 2010, 5:25:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
Regarding the links not working...Could that be from the iPad's current limitation to using one program at time? If you are reading a PDF document offline, you'd be trying to use a web browser at the same time, no?
- May 4, 2010, 5:10:00 PM
- Dave Parker said...
The links in Tora no Maki are just PDF links within the document (a somewhat rarely used feature of PDF), so they are not affected by single tasking. One app just didn't bother to implement them.
- May 5, 2010, 7:25:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Nice gagdget which comes in quite handy when building a model from an online source.
Yet, as usual (see iPhone or NXT), in Europe it will be much more expensive than in the States: the iPad will most likely be available for around 750 € here - this is twice the U.S. price!!
I can't see any real reason for that (except for Apple exploiting the unawareness of a lot of Europeans about this difference).
Actually, I'm as loath to honor such a blatant price rigging as I have been for the iPhone yet.
- May 8, 2010, 12:12:00 AM
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
I agree that pricing differences are horribly out of synch.
But I wonder how much of this is out of Apple's hands? Are there import tariffs, shipping costs, and any other govt fees involved in pulling in a non-native electronics device?
- May 8, 2010, 12:16:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
I can't imagine that shipping costs make a major difference here, as the iPad is built in China anyway.
Yet, I saw that the little (16 GB) version is said to cost around 500€ (not 750) in Germany, which is around 650 $. That is still a much higher price than the one in the USA, even when taken the additional taxes in some states into account.
Still, also 500 € is a lot of money for the 16 GB iPad when one has an unbiased look at the actual capabilities of the gadget, isn't it?
Don't get me wrong: I consider the Apple devices fantastic creations in terms of design, usability and stability. Any soft- and hardware manufacturer can and should learn a lot from them.
However, they are pretty overpriced in my eyes.
Which does not prevent them from being a tremendeous economic success also in Europe, by the way (which is well deserved by Apple, given the creative influence they had on the software industry) - there's been an Apple Hype over here for some time now.
- May 8, 2010, 5:10:00 PM
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
Oh, I don't doubt Apple has a reason for the price hike, I just didn't realize it was THAT high of an increase...
I do wonder what their thinking is? Do they think Europeans are more affluent? Do they think Europeans are more willing to pay higher prices for gadgets? Or do they just think they can get away with it because their an American-based company? I'd sure like to know...
- May 8, 2010, 10:54:00 PM
- Adam Fingret said...
The future of building instructions, sure, but I'm betting the future of Lego NXT and iPad is an app that lets you program and operate the NXT directly from the iPad over bluetooth.
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Elephants are one of the most easily recognized and well known animals on the planet. Although wild herds of these large, impressive animals only occur in protected areas and remote regions of Asia and Africa, just about everyone in the USA and Canada is familiar with the elephant. Given their rather odd, unique appearance and immense proportions, elephants can't help but make an impression and this is partly why they have been associated with luck for centuries. The appealing nature of elephants have also made them the subject of hundreds of paintings, emblems, and sculptures. In Victorian gardens, they ranked among the most noble of animal garden statues and continue to fulfill that role in modern times.
The Good Luck, Trunk Up Baby Elephant Statue expresses the class and noble beauty of the Pachyderm with finely crafted details. Standing more than five feet tall, it raises its trunk as a sign of good fortune and adds an exotic yet classy touch to any yard. This lifelike animal yard statue also works very well as a conversation piece in a hotel or restaurant and looks even more realistic when paired with the truly Enormous African Elephant Statue. This fantastic depiction of an African Elephant stands nearly eight feet tall and shows the same textured hide, long tusks, and drooping trunk as the magnificent beasts that rule the plains of Africa.
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*Please note, this is a lightly pre-felted yarn that knits to a lightweight fabric with a felted effect. Please follow care instructions, as the yarn may felt further if washed incorrectly
This light weight yet bulky yarn creates designs which appear felted or matted.
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Jun 25, 2009
Raffle for Prizes
UPDATE: A few questions have come in that I'd like to respond quickly to - (1) LEGO would like to use the feedback you provide for internal and external use - anyone who has already submitted a writeup that would like to withdraw their submission, just email me. (2) Focus your writeup on LEGO MINDSTORMS, the robotics kit... consider including the current generation in your thoughts, and the impact on children and adults alike (and the world).
LEGO is interested in what you think about LEGO MINDSTORMS! Write up,
in 50 to 100 words (English please!) your thoughts on MINDSTORMS. You
can choose to write about what MINDSTORMS stands for, compare it to
other LEGO products, describe how you compare it to the vast array of
robotics kits on the market, or any other comments you'd like to share
with LEGO.
Two winners will be selected at random from all those who submit a
response. If more than 250 responses are received, the two winners
will each receive one of the new #8547 LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 robotics
kits. If between 200 and 249 responses are received, one winner will
receive a robot kit and the other will receive a Technic kit of LEGO's
choice. Less than 200 responses and each winner will receive a
Technic kit of LEGO's choosing.
Deadline to submit is August 10th, 2009 3pm Eastern Standard Time.
Email your submission (no attachments) to email@example.com - the Subject line
must be "LEGO MINDSTORMS Raffle Entry"
Please include your first name (ONLY), gender, country, and age. The
NXT Step blog will NOT share your email address with LEGO. If you're
under the age of 18, please ask your parent or guardian for permission
to participate. Your email address will ONLY be used to contact you
if you are a winner. After the contest ends and the two winners are
notified, all emails will be deleted.
So, in a nutshell, here is a summary of the rules - so read them carefully!
1. Email a short response - plain text, no attachments - , 50 to 100 words, about LEGO MINDSTORMS.
(101 words? Delete!)
2. Subject line must be "LEGO MINDSTORMS Raffle Entry" (Subject
line "LEGO Raffle Entry"? Delete!)
3. Include First Name ONLY, gender, country, and age. Do NOT include
any additional personal information! ("Hi, Jim - I hope I win!"
4. Deadline is Aug 10, 2009 3pm EST. (email received August 10, 2009
3:10pm EST? Delete!)
5. Do not post your entry in the comments section - questions are
okay but may not receive an immediate response.
Any emails received that do no adhere to these rules will be deleted -
no reply will be sent. The NXT Step contributors are NOT allowed to
enter (sorry, folks!).
LEGO will be reading these! So be nice. Tell LEGO what you think.
Tell them about your thoughts about or experience with LEGO MINDSTORMS. You might win!
Good luck!~
Jim Kelly
10 comments:
- Jojoguy10 said...
So, add my name, gender, country and age? Or just my name?
- Jun 25, 2009, 11:08:00 PM
- McKnickKnock said...
If I attach my entry in a Microsoft Office Word Document including a heading with my name, gender, country, and age, am I to include the heading in my word count?
- Jun 26, 2009, 2:57:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
plain text in an email please... no attachments.
First name, gender, country, and age please.
- Jun 26, 2009, 3:06:00 AM
- Pe-ads said...
Looks cool. I think I'll enter. Can the response be on any Mindstorms-related topic? i.e. NXTLOG? Or should it be on the actual products?
- Jun 26, 2009, 7:33:00 AM
- Chad said...
Cool stuff. Do you think our comments may end up in a LEGO testimonials article or something? I wouldn't mind... I'm just curious.
- Jun 26, 2009, 1:09:00 PM
- megamindstorm101 said...
WOW this is the contest I have been waiting ages for! I can't wait to enter I will keep editing and rewriting the email. Are you able to talk about what your experiance with NXT is? or just saying why you like the product? or what?
- Jun 27, 2009, 3:06:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
What I'll do is create a forum topic for those of us who have the 2.0 kit to post their thoughts, etc... and others can ask questions.
- Jun 27, 2009, 3:09:00 AM
- Nathan said...
Am I supposed to put my full address on it, or just my country?
- Jul 4, 2009, 4:29:00 AM
- Thebuilder94 said...
Nathan, the rules say to put your country (e.g. United States)and not to add extra information. I guess that LEGO will collect your address direcly from you if you win.
- Jul 16, 2009, 2:14:00 AM
- Dino_Martino said...
the 100 words limit, is that with or without country/gender/name/age?
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Catch-up wrote:I feel like the worst mom ever! I forgot to be the Tooth Fairy last night. I felt so awful when Thing 2 walked down with her little tooth still in the box. She's handling it really well though. We've been brainstorming about what might have gone wrong. I'm going to try to come up with a good story to write in a little letter from the Tooth Fairy and a little something extra to give her. Any ideas on the story front would be most welcome! What could keep the Tooth Fairy from showing up (aside from being kidnapped by an insane assassin)?
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That's it. Taco Bell for lunch it is!
Yeah, I'd be willing to bet anything it was their deposit. I agree though, you'd have to be pretty dumb to put your deposit in the food bag.
What some restaurants do, is put the money in a food bag, and another employee drives thru, and picks up the bag to take it to the bank.
They think customers will think it's just a bag of food, instead of thousands in cash.


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Who is going? I am.
Recovery starts on Wednesday, Loca.
Garbage is trash.
John Brady is trash.
You got my name from Spotify, you're too clever. I actually don't mind Garbage I was just trying to make a philosophical point.
I managed to get myself on the list. Does anyone know the name of the opening band?
it's hard to find the opening band. after a few google searches, i'm guessing it's The Gallows and The Earps.
also, i'm in for a meet-up, unless something changes the day-of. and i know i always suggest this, but can we do the marquee? i like to park near mill and walk across the bridge. but now there are all sorts of annoying parking meters that ask for money till 10. marquee has parking. plus they usually have free food during happy hour.
I won two more tickets to this. Now I have to scramble around to find 2 other people to take. If not, i'll be in the parking lot getting my hustle on.
I really wanted to go to this and bought a ticket, but after such a long weekend and having to now work at 6AM, I just can't do it. I posted in the Phoenix Thread as well, but if you know anyone who would like a ticket, I have one to sell. I think I paid $42 with fees? I will sell it for $40, but if I know you I would probably even give it away. I work on the west side and get off at 3 so I could meet someone somewhere after that but want to get home and to bed as soon as possible.
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My wife was offered a research positionin New York and we're looking into moving there in the second half of the year. We live in Brazil (although I am British) and I could use some advice from people living in NYC area. These are the things I'd like some assistance with:
1 - Housing. We have a small kid (will be 2yo by the time we'll move) and we would like to find a nice neighbourhood which is safe, not far from work and not expensive. I know this might be a difficult question, but we have no idea on how Manhattan is regarding this aspects and so far the prices we've seen for renting are quite high. (We're looking for pricing south of $2k).
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The discovery of an early auction catalog has our attention focused on Williamson Street and the one short block called Angle-Sea, or "Anglesey," Place. Much of the land south of Main Street and east of First Avenue was packaged for development around the turn of the century. The illustrated program includes "200 choice lots and plots in.. Angle-Sea, situated in the heart of the village of East Rockaway." The auction was held "on the spot,"May 30,1903. We are also told that the vil-lage was i n c o r p o r a t ed and "..roads macadamized, good hotels and boarding Hermanson Field Dedicated HERMANSON FIELD DEDICATED. Athletic Direc-tor Harry Friesleben (third from right) was present on May 9 for sign-raising ceremonies at Hermanson Field at East Rockaway High School. Also present were alumni (left to right) Genie Kubat, John Brennan, Ed Carey, Richard Meagher, Pat Friesleben plus coaches Joe Lores and Karl De Masi. Bishop houses, fire department, and the lowest taxes in New York State.." The program was printed with dealers, investors, and speculators in mind. The agent also mentions that "..proposed tunnels and bridges..roads and trolley lines will bring this village within easy distance of New York City..." It is important to remember that with the Brooklyn Bridge only a scant 20 or so years, old, Manhattan was still an "island" to most people in 1903. The a f t e r n o o n ' s enter-tainment was Weiser's cele-b r a t e d M i l i t a r y Band. Though they were supposed to "Enliven the occasion with the latest popular music.." one source tells us that schoolboys couldn't res-ist pitching bullfrogs into the tuba between numbers. The agency in charge of the auction was none other than one John N. Willima-son of 220 Broadway, N.Y. He didn't hesitate to name two streets in his "Angle- (Continued on Page 12) A new sign identifying Hermanson Field at East Rockaway High School was set in place on Saturday morning. May 9, 1987, by the East Rockaway High School Alumni Association. Harry Friesleben, Direc-tor of Athletics and an aiumnus himself, accepted the new sign on behalf of the high school and was joined by two of his coaches, Karl DeMasi (also an East Rock-away alumnus) and Joe Kiwanis Holds Health Fair The East Rockaway Kiwanis Club held a com-munity health fair on Satur-day, May 2, 1987, in the St. Raymond's School Cafete-ria, located on Atlantic Avenue in East Rockaway. Several doctors, chiro-practors and dentists were on hand along with members of the East Rock-away Fire Department and volunteers from South Nas-sau Communities Hospital to assist area residents in monitoring their health statistics. The Fire Department administered blood pressure tests, and hospital volun-teers, who were supervised by Registered Nurse Robin Grass, the coordinator of the procedure, gave dia-betic, eye and hearing tests. Approximately 200 inter-ested residents took advan-tage of the free tests given at the Kiwanis Health Fair. The majority received blood pressure and hearing tests, while 28 individuals who took the diabetic test and were unaware that they had diabetes discovered that they in fact had the disease. One person was found to have extremely high blood pressure and was advised to see his family physician. East Rockaway Mayor Irving Shaw, himself a Kiwanian, proclaimed May 2, 1987 as Kiwanis Day in the Incorporated Village of East Rockaway. "I would like to thank every Kiwanian who lent his assistance for making our Health Fair a tremendous success," stated East Rock-away Kiwanis Club Presi-dent Denis Motherway. "By reaching out to the residents and providing free health tests, the Kiwanis Club is giving a valuable service to its neighbors in East Rock-away. And that's what Kiwanis is all about " Lores, a graduate of a neighboring district. Representing the Alumni Association were Associa-tion Vice President John Brennan; Thomas Brennan, builder of the sign; Ed Carey; Andy Ferretti; Patri-cia Gregory Friesleben; Genie Kubat; and Associa-tion President Richard Meagher. Meagher explained that although the field had been named for former science teacher and football line coach Richard Hermanson in 1950, the original sign had disappeared sometime dur-ing the last 37 years, causing new generations of students, teachers, and coaches to be unaware of the name of the field. One class from the past dedicated their yearbook to "Hermie" and tried to cap-ture his essence in the fol-lowing prose: "Amid test tubes and chemicals, you will find East Rockaway's one and only 'Hermie', as his friends, the students, call him...Even with a knowl-edge of five languages ~ French, German, English, Russian, and Latvian ~ and a head bursting with scientific m a t t e r , our science prof is never prosaic or 'bookish'. To the student, he is the humorous professor, never too dignified to object to shouted greetings as he drives along in his Stutz, the car of cars, with his everlast-ing pipe between his lips.- Laura Ellen Shafer, a senior at Lynbrook High School will receive her GOLD AWARD from the Girl Scouts of Nassau Couj.ly on May 20, 1987 in Garden City, N.Y. The Gold Award is com-parable to the Eagle Award is the Boy Scouts. Laura is a member of Girl Scout older Girl Troop 4007 which meets at St. James United Methodist Church in Lynbrook. Her leaders are Grace and David Shafer. Julie Barnett of Rockville Centre, also a member of the Troop, is receiving her Gold Award and a joint Recogni-tion Ceremony is being held for the two girls on Friday evening, June 5, 1987 at 8:00 p.m. at the United Church in Rockville Centre. We congratulate these girls on their achievement. ..For relaxation, this coffee-drinking physicist enjoys taking cars apart and read-ing scientific literature...but is not too engrossed in these hobbies to neglect the world of sports. Football has fascinated him since his school years in Troy High School where he was selected as an All-State guard and tackle, and in St. Lawrence University where he was a varsity star. East Rockaway players know he has continued his devotion to the game for...years as a coach who is even obliging enough to act as a human tackling block or prospec-tive football heroes. And so to Hermie ~ witty, lovable HBrmie - we dedi-cate this yearbook of our school days!" Meagher noted that one of the goals of the Alnmni A s s o c i a t i o n was to remember that which might otherwise be forgotten: "This sign keeps before us all the name of one of our many dedicated staff who should never be f o r g o t t e n -- R i c h a r d H e r m a n s o n ." M e a g h e r also t h a n k ed Carolyn Schemmp, cur-rently concluding her 51st year as a district employee, for having suggested the need for a new sign to the Alumni Association. Local Student Wins Award Several local students have been designated as winners in the 1987 Nassau Association For The Help Of Retarded Children's Pos-ter Contest. The students submitted their entries to portray a variety of themes including: "We Drew A Cir-cle To Take Them In"; "I Can Be A Good Neighb-or... If You Will Let Me."; and "The Retarded Make Good Workers." First Place in the competi-tion has been awarded to Craig Piazza, a resident of Malverne, who attends BOCES North Center Commerical Arl Class in Westbury. Second Place honors went to Vinny Tulley, a Sewanhaka High School student who lives in Elment. Third Place honors were shared by New Hyde Park Memorial High School»stu-dent, Georgina Homolka of New Hyde Park and Stacey Canty, a Hempstead resi-dent and a student at L.I. Lutheran High School who also attends Commerical Art classes at BOCES County Center in Westbury. There was a tie for Fourth Place with Robert Cittadino of East Rockaway and Harry Algarra of Lynbrook who attend the Westbury BOCES County Center Art classes. ICANBEAGOODNEKiHBOOR. WINNER Robert Cittadino, a resident of E. Rocka\ was designated I*ourth Place winner in the Nassau Associa-tion For The Help Of Retarded Children's poster contest. Robert attends art classes at BOCES County Center in Westbury, and chose as his theme: "I Can Be A Good Neighbor...If You Will Let Me."
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In its first year, Owensboro's Color Blast drew roughly 4,000 participants and raised thousands of dollars for six agencies involved – Puzzle Pieces, Dream Riders of Kentucky, Two Rivers Buddy Ball, Team Karlie, Green River Area Downs Syndrome Association, and Wendell Foster Campus.
Amanda Owen, executive director of Puzzle Pieces, said the idea for the Color Blast was something she had heard of happening in larger cities through her involvement with Team Karlie, and wanted to develop for Owensboro. She said including all six agencies made sense.
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As opposed to what alternative? When I bought my car, I wrote the check immediately after signing the contract (they surprisingly didn't need a cashier's check). Was he supposed to linger, or joy ride without paying? It makes perfect sense that he would go and get the check for the appropriate amount once finalizing the contract.
I would also say with great certainty that because of this: "Sawyer immediately left the dealership and returned with a cashier's check" that he KNEW EXACTLY what he was doing since when you go through the dealership financing
He very well might be an opportunist, but everything about the story shows that the dealership lied about some pretty big things, including telling the police that the car was stolen. What's one more thing? I don't know anyone that trusts a car dealership, who widely known for the bait and switch.


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Get the Look: A Downton Abbey English Garden Wedding
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So after playing around and getting back into it, I can't believe how dumbed down WoW has gotten.
I always laugh when people say a game that requires a left mouse click or a right mouse click has been "Dumbed Down". They did make stuff easier but like I said, left mouse and right mouse. Hell I tanked MoP heroics and 2 raid bosses using an xbox360 controller on my monk with ease. I even levelled him 1 - 90 with a 360 controller and died twice the whole time due to a crap healer in dungeons.


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I been asked to show my thimble collection off so here it is the first photo is the one cabinet which is the one I have the longest it has quite a few Christmas ones plus others.
The second photo shows one of the 3 cabinets I have on another wall I have only just got these cabinets & this photo shows the cabinet which is full of famous people
The third photo is a matching cabinet to the 2nd one but this has places in the UK.
The last photo show the 3 cabinets on the wall, the top cabinet which don't have many in I am using to keep ones that my DH gets me I know he getting some which he not given me as he do that at Christmas as he said he has to get me things as he sees them & if he gives me them now I have nothing for Christmas lol I have asked him for more cabinets as I still have a few to put out plus I have a small corner all shelf which I have a few tall ones which are too tall to go in the cabinets I hope you like looking at my collection.


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After starting the game on a 9-0 run, the Valley City State womens basketball team never fell behind en route to their most convincing victory of the season with, a 90-49 win over Presentation College Thursday at W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse.
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Deputy Scott Crump said he and fellow deputy Don Fiebiger started Deputy Secret Santas in 2011, to benefit families in Barnes County. "We specialize in families in need with financial burdens."
The emergency room nurses at Mercy Hospital were recently honored for their efforts in talking with families about tissue donation.
The group was given the 2012 tissue partner of the year award from LifeSource, a nonprofit organ and tissue donation organization that serves North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota.
In October, hospital administrator Keith Heuser attended the North Dakota Hospital Association annual meeting.
With the help of a $150,000 grant, Girl Scouts-Dakota Horizons is creating a Girl Scout camp volunteer delivery program to reignite camping experiences for today's busy girls.
Through the grant from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation, Girl Scouts will create a new training platform for volunteers which will bring camp opportunities into the many communities served by the council.
The grant will benefit Valley City Girl Scouts, said Ann Metli, a spokeswoman for the Girl Scouts-Dakota Horizons council, which serves Girl Scouts in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa.
During the regular Valley City City Commission meeting Monday, Ryan Mathias, owner of the NuBar in Valley City, presented the commission with his plans to build a windbreak smoke shelter to accommodate his smoking customers when a new law takes place Thursday.
During the regular November election, North Dakota voters approved a smoking ban that would prohibit smoking in all indoor workplaces and 20 feet from any door.
Editor's note: The story that ran in Wednesday's paper incorrectly identified the commissioners that were sworn in at Tuesday's meeting. This article has been updated with the correct names.
Two newly re-elected county commissioners, Cindy Schwehr and John Froelich, were sworn in during the regular meeting of the Barnes County Commissioners on Tuesday.
The commissioners approved a contract with Valley City for a financial split and a return of funds to the county for operations of the 9-1-1 system.
VCHS Wrestling takes 6th in Jamestown
The Valley City High School wrestling team took sixth at the Knights of Columbus tournament over the weekend in Jamestown.
The Hi-Liners had seven wrestlers finish in the top four of their division, including three who wrestled in the championship match.
Zach Doty won the championship at 170 pounds, pinning Darren Crissler in 3:45. Shane Undem (160) and Jaiden Opatz (195) both lost in the championship matches at their divisions, taking second place.
As the LaMoure/Litchville-Marion boys basketball team worked its offense in the first half of Monday's 56-54 win over Maple Valley, the final result seemed relatively simple.
Pass the ball, set a few picks, wait for a defender to fall off his cover, then take advantage of the hole with a quick cut into the lane for a layup.
"That happens when the offense is moving like its supposed to be," LLM coach Darren Thielges said. "The first half, we were fresh, so we were making good cuts."
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Jan 20, 2008
World Highest NXT… by (many) miles
To me this is a really amazing and inspiring use of the NXT – as an educational & research tool, & well beyond "a simple toy". I was once asked if an NXT-based rover could function on Mars, and opinioned that I didn't know, but doubted it: conditions on Mars are sub-freezing, and the atmospheric pressure is only bout 1% Earth sea level, almost a vacuum... certainly not on the list of environments the NXT was designed for. But here is an example of such "consumer electronics" performing under similar conditions, at least for a limited time. Pressure at 100,000 feet (30 km) is roughly 1200 Pascals… or just 1.2% of the sea level pressure. And temperatures in the payloads hover around 0° C (32° F) (they use small internal heaters to keep it that warm). Not too far from roving around on a Martian sand dune.
An amazing accomplishment for the NXT, especially for the students and advisors in the BalloonSat program. Congratulations!
Brian Davis
5 comments:
- Jim Kelly said...
Thanks for posting this, Brian - this is really inspiring. I posted a while back about whether an NXT could possibly be used in the Google Lunar X-Prize and this experiment certainly does make you think that with the right preparations and equipment, an NXT might seriously be able to power a rover-type bot (at a minimum with the Brick).
- Jan 20, 2008, 1:03:00 AM
- Andy said...
Thanks for a great post Brian! :)
That video and text was really inspiring. Lots of good information, and best of everything, there was a NXT used. :-D
- Jan 20, 2008, 1:25:00 AM
Thats a record that will be hard to beat. Unless there is a AFOL that is in NASA or NASA happens to send one on the space station for a school. Great read and very special film.
- Jan 20, 2008, 3:14:00 AM
Wauuvv!! Congratulations to the team from the University of Nevada. It is very inspiring to see how they have used their creative energy to take the MXT to new 'hights'. What's next? Did you by the way know that the RCX (the first gen. LMS brick) has been tested by the Russian cosmonouts at the ISS?
Søren Lund, LEGO
- Jan 20, 2008, 8:13:00 PM
Awesome post, I was on the CanSat team a few years ago at UNR. Always nice to see stuff about the old school posted.
- Jan 23, 2008, 2:19:00 AM


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After defending their handling of the Tourist Development Council scandal to state lawmakers twice in the past month, Okaloosa County Commissioners say it's unclear whether they will be summoned back to Tallahassee.
Commission Chairman Don Amunds said Wednesday the board still has a significant amount of hard work ahead.
"We're not done," he said. "We're going to continue to fix these problems."
Several commissioners and former and current members of the TDC appeared before the state's Joint Legislative Auditing Committee on Monday for a three-hour meeting.
Lawmakers asked detailed questions about findings in the auditor general's final report of an audit of the County Commission and the TDC. They also questioned officials about former tourism head Mark Bellinger's mismanagement of millions of dollars in bed tax money and BP oil spill grants.
Amunds said the scrutiny was understandable.
"We're taking everything Tallahassee said into consideration," he said. "They had valid points and we're taking it to heart. ... I think we have to increase our checks and balances."
Lawmakers wanted to make sure commissioners were "not just going through the motions" and were initiating real changes to their policies and procedures, Amunds added.
Since early February, the board has put in place a plan that calls for:
- A litigation strategy to target companies or individuals who might have received county bed tax or BP grant funds improperly;
- Further review of TDC policies and procedures;
- A new compliance officer who will work at the TDC to ensure bed tax money is being spent according to county ordinances and state law;
- A mandatory training program for all members of county volunteer boards; and
- Asking the Sheriff's Office to provide access to the materials obtained during its criminal investigation of the TDC scandal.
Another initiative will include an internal review of the role county employees might have played in the Bellinger's fraud scheme.
County Administrator Jim Curry said he and his staff are using the auditor general's final report as a guide in that process.
"We are going through those findings to try to identify if there are any staff members who took an action … that's inappropriate and needs to be addressed," he added. "That is certainly something we are doing."
County Commissioner Wayne Harris said now that the county has the green light from Sheriff Larry Ashley to complete its internal investigation, it can examine employees' actions.
"If necessary, if we need to do some things, we will," he said. "Now it's a matter of administrative and disciplinary action. We have to see if there is any negligence or incompetence in the county."
One of most recent changes came Tuesday when commissioners approved a new selection process to re-seat the TDC.
The county will accept applications from county residents interested in serving through March 22. A selection committee comprised of County Commissioner Kelly Windes, Dan O'Byrne, director of the tourist development department, and John Hofstad, public works director, will review the applications and present its recommendations to the commissioners at their April 2 meeting.
The board voted to set a one-term limit for TDC members, who also must be registered voters in the county. Commissioners also decided that previous TDC members — including those who were recently asked to resign — can reapply. Any county-appointed member currently on the TDC also will have to reapply if he or she wants to continue to serve.
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In many pre-industrial societies and some current countries with agriculture-based economies, a higher value was, and still is, assigned to sons rather than daughters, giving males higher social status, because males were physically stronger, and could perform farming tasks more effectively.
In China, a One-child Policy is in effect in order to address rapid population growth. Official birth records have shown a rise in the level of male births since the policy was brought into law. This has been attributed to a number of factors, including the illegal practice of sex-selective abortion and widespread under-reporting of female births.
In some societies that practice primogeniture, sons will customarily inherit before daughters.
In the lexicons of American English and African American Vernacular English, the term is sometimes used (1) by older men addressing younger men, implying the speaker's seniority; and (2) as one of endearment between young Black males and others who imitate hip hop culture, mainly in urban and inner city.
The origin of the term "Son" in the vernacular context was used among American East Coast urban youths as a derogatory term that extended beyond justifying seniority. Often, it was used to claim or instigate one's sentiment toward a rival. The term's derogatory intention began to shift as rap groups like the Wu-Tang Clan used it in their lyrics of the rough ghetto life as a form of endearment. As urban/hip-hop culture has been portrayed as a glamorous subculture to the youths today, the term has been commonly used as playful greeting for those who seek an urban identity to develop their own culture from and will use the term "Son" as well other terms found in rap lyrics like "Nigga", Cuhz (Cousin). Still, those who use or believe these terms are derogatory find differentiation in how the word is enunciated or structured. Mainly, in how the term is pronounced in comparison to the sentence structure as well as the body language (ie- gestural, proxemics, etc,).
Among Trinitarian Christians, "The Son" or Son of God, meaning the Light of God ([John 1:4-9]), refers to Jesus Christ.
This is cognate with the Hebrew language "ben", as in "Judah ben Abram HaLevi", which means "Judah, son of Abram, the Levite".


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