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With first-gen Camaros becoming harder to find and more expensive to purchase, the second-gen is becoming more popular. Chevrolet totally redesigned the car in '70, and just like '67-'69 models, the second-gens had two grille designs available. In the first-gens, it was the Rally Sport grille with hideaway headlights. The stylists upped the ante with the second-gens and changed the bumpers and nose assembly. Commonly referred to as the split bumper front end, it also came on the RS models (RPO Z22). The split bumper nose has two small bumper pieces, relocated turn signals, and an extended urethane nose. The non-RS models have a one-piece bumper blade and lower turn signal/parking light lenses.
According to a recent Super Chevy Facebook poll, the split bumper configuration is the most iconic and more attractive look of the second-gen front fascias (by about a 90-to-10 percent margin). There is a simple way of getting some of the look by replacing the one-piece bumper with the two smaller bumpers, which we covered a while back. This gave our car some of the split bumper coolness, but we felt it was time to do the job right.
A complete and proper spilt bumper conversion will necessitate a new header panel, urethane nose, grille surround, lower valance, bumpers, right and left grille pieces, center grille divider, parking light lenses, and some other odds and ends. In the past, finding all the part numbers to do this job was time consuming, but thanks to Ground Up Restoration Supply, all the items can be ordered with one simple part number: RSX-KIT70.
We ordered the conversion kit, along with a new set of RS taillight lenses and a master bolt kit. The RS taillights feature a small stainless trim ring in the center, making them different than standard lenses, and the bolt kit helped us install everything without having to fight old rusty hardware or make multiple trips to the hardware store.
|'70-'73 Rally Sport Conversion Kit
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|'70-'73 Rally Sport Taillamp Lens Kit
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1 Here is the RS conversion kit from Ground Up. It includes a lower valance, header panel, hood release, a pair of bumpers, four of the necessary bumper brackets, a bumper bolt kit, parking lamp housings, urethane nose, left and right grilles, chrome grille surround, grille divider bracket, and grille divider insert. We added new headlight trim rings, a Rally Sport taillamp lens kit, marker lights, and a master bolt kit to our order. There were a few things we forgot to add to the order to make this complete, but Ground Up has the emblems and lower spoiler in stock when we are ready.
2 The conversion is going to change all the sheetmetal between the fenders, so we removed the bumpers, grille, and headlight assemblies to get access to all the hardware.
3 The best way we found to deconstruct the sheetmetal is to start with the lower valance. There are bolts along every seam in the sheetmetal, so it's pretty easy to locate them once all the previously mentioned items, like the headlight assemblies, are removed. After we had the upper and lower panels removed, we unbolted the bumper brackets, leaving the core support pretty much bare.
4 This is a perfect opportunity to paint the core support. Just make sure to mask off anything you don't want painted black, like the radiator. Tinfoil makes masking it off super simple.
5 There are a total of four bumper brackets per side in the RS nose, and three of them all kind of bolt together. The curved piece mounts low, while the round, tube-style one wraps over the top of the core support and down to the lower. We left all of these slightly loose for now. The bolt shown here will need to be removed later when installing the bumper, but for now it will help keep things lined up.
6 The biggest of the bumper brackets, and the one the nose actually bolts to, sits on top of the round-style bracket at the top point. We must point out that all the necessary holes for these brackets were already in the core support. The new hardware from the master kit made this task so much easier.
7 We reinstalled our center support before slipping the header panel between the fenders. We loosely installed all the hardware, so we could still move things around if necessary.
8 The hood latch is configured differently, so it'll fit the new grille to come. Other than that, it will mount right to the car.
9 Believe it or not, the outer bumper bracket is this simple little chunk of metal, and it gets pinched between the fender and lower valance. It is held to the lower valance by a small self-tapping screw.
10 With the outer bracket in place, the lower valance was installed. That small filler piece also gets sandwiched between the sheetmetal. Those filler strips are the same on standard and RS front ends, so we repurposed our old ones.


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We are committed to providing a seamless travel experience to the younger patrons of Jet Airways.
Children between the ages of 2 to 12 years need not just look forward to the excitement of flight take-off and landing, we also have a special Child Meal for them.
Please ensure you specify the age of your children when booking their seat and incase the booking is made through your travel agent, make sure the agent submits a Child Meal request (Code: CHML) while booking your child's ticket.
(Note: This meal however needs to be booked 24 hours prior to flight departure.)
We offer the facility of a diaper-changing table in one of our washrooms. Our cabin crew can guide you to the washroom where this facility is available.
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The series on Three Words Liberals hate continues, for a full explanation of it check out part one.
Please feel free to comment below with some 3 word jabs of your own. They don't have to follow the theme of the day either. In anycase I'll start:
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Be the superhero everyone envies in the Officially Licensed Iron Man Adult Tee. This red tee features Iron Man's traditional armor with bright yellow accents.
It's not made of iron but this officially licensed Iron Man Bucket will hold all sorts of goodies when you use it to collect your favorite candy on Halloween. Light grey faded bucket has superhero print, logo and clear plastic handle.
Your costume will be nothing without this officially licensed Iron Man Arc Reactor powering your heart and suit.
You'll possess superhuman powers of your own wearing this exclusive and officially licensed Iron Man Skirt. You'll hold everyone who sees you captive in this super sexy tutu skirt with four layers of royal red mesh patterned with gold reactors.
Decorate your lawn this Halloween with the Bloody Slender Man Inflatable. This well-dressed, tall and faceless creature features a black suit and is sure to send a chill down the whole neighborhood's collective spine.
Provide your pumpkin with this superhero suit of armor when you use this officially licensed Iron Man Push In. If you'd rather not have to deal with the mess of carving your pumpkin, this plastic character head, arms and reactor belt are a life saver.
You'll have your own head when you wear this classic Headless Man adult costume. Get ahead in scaring friends and family when you arrive in bits and pieces. Creepy and fun at the same time.
If you're a lover, not a fighter the Colonial Man Child Costume is for you. This man knows how to work hard and use his brains during war. Features long, brown jacket with white vest and knicker pants.
There's not too much creepier than a man without a face, so decorate your house on Halloween with the 36" Faceless Man and watch as your guests turn white from fear.
They say you are wise beyond your years -- let your age catch up with you when you decide to wear this Old Man Mask. All you need is a cane and a grumpy attitude to complete this hysterical costume.
Grab a beer and start the party when you wear the Bavarian Man Adult Costume. This pair of lederhosen come complete with a white long sleeve top and a matching hat.
Become the one of the myths you fear most when you decide to dress in this Stalker Man Teen Costume. The pinstripe jacket features an attached shirt and tie, complete with matching pants and a character mask.
Sometimes a smile can be creepy. Take this Smiling Man Mask for instance. Eerie grin and raised eyebrows make the mask a truly disturbing addition to any costume!
Suit up and prepare for whatever Halloween throws you in these officially licensed Iron man glasses - Tony Stark approves!
Feel the power when you add these officially licensed Iron Man child's gauntlets to your costume - they feature an awesome glow-in-the-dark arc reactor! Tony Stark approves.
Have a humorous holiday in this Gingerbread Man Adult Costume! Entertain your friends and family this Christmas with this funny costume. You'll look good enough to eat.
You're the tops when you wear this very distinctive Sharp Dressed Man Beard - create or complete your own kind of costume with this unique character beard and moustache combination.
I cannot tell a lie - this Colonial Man wig is the real deal! Complete your historical costume with this authentically styled wig. Great for a classic pirate costume as well.
Lay down the law when you dress your little one in this authentic looking toddlers Police Man costume complete with whistle and holster. Play cops and robbers or police the playground in this fun character costume.
This guy's a real character - create your own alter persona when you don this amazingly detailed super-soft natural latex mask and mouth off because it actually features a moving mouth. Better practice your gravelly voice and snarky comments when you wear the Grumpy Man mask.
You gotta hand it to whoever came up with this frightful creature - it is truly horrifying. The five foot tall Man Eater standing prop is covered with blood and busy tearing apart a severed hand which appears to have been bitten off a hapless human - that's nasty.
Lay down the law and police the neighborhood in this official looking boy's Police Man costume. Your duty is to protect and serve - stop crime in it's tracks and keep your town safe on Halloween. You're one of the good guys!
Welcome one and all as you share the Thanksgiving bounty in this authentic early-American settler style Pilgrim costume. This classic character costume comes with black knee-length pants, matching shirt with white cuffs and collar, buckled belt, and signature pilgrim hat. Pair this seasonal costume…
They'll try to catch you if they can when you wear this officially licensed Shrek Gingerbread Man child costume. The tan, 100% polyester jumpsuit of this gingerbread man costume comes complete with a matching character headpiece.


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Straps on the Michael Kors bag
The MacBook Pro can become quite heavy. These straps appear very thin. How comfortable are the straps on this bag for carrying a 15" Pro and other "handbag essentials" especially for distance traveling such as walking through and carrying your laptop through an airport?
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It is super comfortable- these straps a bit thicker than the images make them appear. I load it up with everything and find it super comfy- lots of pockets too!
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The straps don't fit well on the shoulders as soon as I wear a jacket! Still a lovely bag with great compartments.
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Aluminum is extracted electrolytically from bauxite ore. It is made by the electrolysis of aluminum oxide which is found in larger concentrations within bauxite ore. Bauxite is a mixture of the hydroxides of aluminum, together with other impurities such as oxides of iron, titanium, and silicon. Bauxite is produced by the weathering and change of aluminum silicate rocks usually found in tropical and semitropical regions where climate has produced an accelerated weathering process. Bauxite is not a rare ore and is widely available in the US, the Caribbean, and Europe. Approximately 4 pounds of read the full article...
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Top Gear drives the BMW 320iX
Did you notice it snowed a bit? Perfect time to test BMW's all-wheel-drive 3-Series saloon...
Posted: 22 Jan 2013
An iX? I know what this means, there's pirate treas...
Stop now. You're being facetious, you know perfectly well that anything to which BMW attaches the xDrive badge is four-wheel drive. So what we have here is an AWD 3-series saloon.
What?! What sorcery is this?
Can we please drop the pretence now?
OK, I'm now ready for some proper facts.
Good. BMW has clearly decided it's had enough of being derided in the UK every time fluffy white stuff falls from the clouds and its agile, beautifully balanced rear-wheel drive saloons spit themselves backwards into hedges or glide silently into unforgiving kerbs. So it's now worked out a way to package the 4wd underpinnings with the right-hand drive layout so that British BMW owners have a fighting chance of keeping pace with Simon-from-next-door's Quattro-equipped Audi A4.
So clearly you'll now be able to have a sensible diesel with sensible 4wd?
Not quite yet. The xDrive system will be fitted to both saloon and estate versions (as seen in pics 7-10 above) of the 320d and 330d (a 330dX Touring might well be all the car you ever need...), plus the 120d five door hatch as well, but as a kick-off BMW has launched the 320iX. This mates 4wd-ness with the 2.0-litre turbocharged four cylinder that develops 184bhp and 199lb ft of torque.
That's the same as the regular 320i, isn't it?
Correct, the engine hasn't been touched at all and you'll still be able to choose between the six-speed manual and altogether brilliant eight-speed automatic. The addition of 4wd does mean that fuel consumption and CO2 figures are both heavier (by 4.8mpg to 41.5mpg and 12g/km to 159g/km respectively) due to the losses and friction in the system, plus the extra 85kg of weight the 320iX is hauling around. Performance is broadly identical, with a claimed loss of 2mph at the top end and a solitary tenth slower to 62mph. The 320iX never quite feels as quick as the 7.4secs time suggests, although chiefly this is because the two litre turbo isn't that charismatic.
That's a fair bit of data to take on board. Does it all stack up?
In the engine department, not quite - we'd have the diesel if it was up to us, even though it's a bit more wedge (£29,910 in base SE trim, as opposed to £27,730). Speaking of which, the iX models carry a £1,535 mark-up over standard rear-wheels drive cars. But I digress, because on the road, this 320iX stacks up brilliantly well.
Ooh, can you really feel the 4wd system at work, then?
Not at all, which is the point. There's no steering corruption, no sense of tightness in the drivetrain or a reluctance to turn, it flows as easily and naturally as the rear-wheel drive model. If I was being hyper-critical, I reckon the engine feels a mite blunter here and that the dynamics are a fraction less sparkly, but in all honesty without driving the two back-to-back it's a very tight call. It rides brilliantly, you don't need to make any compromises or adjustments, it steers super-fluently and is still the most enjoyable small saloon to punt around in. It's very, very satisfying.
Are you sure you were driving the 4wd model?
Absolutely. If you find a suitably tight (and ideally pretty quiet) roundabout and drive a few laps of it playing with the throttle you can sense the power being jiggled back and forth, so now, where the rear-wheel drive car might end up engaging in some oversteer antics, the 4wd one sends power forward to balance things out. Enthusiasts might decry the lack of challenge in such tameness, but the added safety is bound to count for much more in buyer's eyes. What makes it so good is that the BMW never feels nose heavy or clumsy in any way - it's still very well balanced and with 60 per cent of the torque going to the rear axle in normal driving, still behaves as enjoyably as the rear driver in almost all situations. Once it detects the grip changing, then up to 100 per cent of the power can be fed either way.
Impressive stuff, should make the 3-Series better at dealing with that millimetre of ice that causes such chaos on British roads.
It does indeed. I think it's also worth pointing out that this being a 2.0-litre turbo 4x4 hasn't turned the 3-series into an Evo-chasing, Impreza-baiting rally weapon. It's way too soft and well mannered for that. Here, the 4wd system is there if you need it, not a fundamental characteristic of the car. You won't know you've got it until you need it. Which is what makes the 3-series so satisfying in the first place. We approve, BMW, and will have ours with a set of cold weather tyres and an extra helping of smugness, please.
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How Dwolla Works
Dwolla cuts credit cards out of transactions. But why does that make payments cheaper?
Here's the short version of how Dwolla works: It transfers money directly from your bank account to the bank account of someone who you want to pay. For free—if the transaction is less than $10. And for $.25 if it's more than that. That is less than a credit card company would charge you.
But wait. Aren't credit cards essentially just moving money from bank account to bank account, too? Shouldn't they run into about the same fees for doing so? Get ready for the long answer.
"That 16-digit card number, when it's left behind, or when it's used at all, one, the fees to essentially move the money can't really go away, because they have to support that infrastructure, and a huge part of that infrastructure is not necessarily the reduction of fraud on the front end, it's already a loss baked into the entire cost of the whole network," Dwolla founder and CEO Ben Milne told Fast Company at a meeting in New York City this August. "You just can't remove it. It's not coming out."
A credit card transaction isn't simple. It's a complicated process (I often imagine a Rube Goldberg machine) involving players you've never heard of that have functions such as "merchant service provider" and nonsensical charges such as "acquirer processing fee." Dwolla cuts all of this out with the credit card number.
"It's like if you have a landline phone, you can't not use the copper in the wall," Milne says. "If you want to reduce the cost of copper, you need to use a wireless phone. You remove hardware. You remove infrastructure."
It took Milne, he admits, years of seriously geeking out to figure out how payments work. If you don't have that long, this infographic helps.
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I agree. Still know nothing about Dwolla. Article should be titled, "How Credit Card Transactions Work."
As a merchant who accepts Credit Cards I can tell you first hand that this industry is one of the most corrupt I have dealt with. I now use square and couldn't be happier, that is unless I was using Dwolla! I was new and under-informed when I first set up the CC system. Paying $35 per month (4 year lease) for a $125 machine (new online). Paying non-compliance fees for failing to complete one of the most complicated surveys ever written. Have you ever spent an hour with a merchant services sales rep? If you have you know how corrupt it is! I have averaged 4-6 call a week from these vultures and would not go back even if they told me I would be paid to take a card. Credit Cards like the government have created infrastructure so thick it can no longer be easily navigated. What Dwolla has done was strip the vegetation back making life simpler and cheaper! Maybe the guy ought to run the country also! He's got my vote
As someone who has been in the merchant services industry for over 20 years, this definitely is legit.
The reason you may not be able to understand it is simple: the banks have successfully programmed you to believe it HAS to be complex and costly. I assure you it doesn't.
The reality is that there are many "middle men" in the typical cc transaction who all want their cut for actually doing very little.
Sure, but what is the minimum path? The infographic tells us that it's complicated now, but provides zero actual information. Which parts are irrelevant and why?
This doesn't show what Dwolla does differently. They can try to cut out the credit card issuing banks, but they're just replacing the CC issuer with the customers retail (checking/savings) bank. And you're still going to have processing fees, fraud (possibly even more), overdraft fees, and NSF situations. Not much different than what happens now, except if a customer is hit with fraudulent charges, their checking /savings acct can be wiped out leaving them with NO MONEY for day to day expenses. Which makes me wonder what is Dwolla going to do to make their scheme more secure and less hackable than the current payment systems ? I dont buy any of their claims.
This is interesting and all, but does literally nothing to explain how Dwolla actually works. It sounds like the underwear gnomes. Step 1. Remove credit card numbers. Step 2. ? Step 3. Profit.
Dwolla uses the internet as the network.


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Adventure Therapy Best Practices Conference
Saturday, 11 May, 2013 | All Day Event
The Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College is collaborating with Association for Experiential Education (AEE) Therapeutic Adventure Professional Group for the 4th Therapeutic Adventure Professional Groups Best Practices conference, taking place May 9-12, 2013. Since 2005, TAPG has set out to host a conference that explored best practices in adventure therapy by focusing on practical application and experiential methods. That initial gathering was such a success that we reconvened in 2007 and 2010 to broaden and deepen our experiences. The conferences have also reinforced the need of our professional community to engage in exploring the best practices within our community.
This years theme is Grounded and Growing: Theory, Practice, and Research in Adventure Therapy'. The conference is focused on integrating research, theory, and adventure/wilderness based interventions into practice. We strive to engage practitioners of every experience level in improving the quality and sophistication of experiential interventions by using innovative, active learning approaches based in the principles of experiential education; providing participants direct experiences in the art and science of adventure therapy approaches; and, impacting the direction of the use of adventure in therapeutic contexts.
This years conference will be hosted by Prescott College, a private liberal arts college in Prescott Arizona founded in 1966. The conference keynotes, workshops, pre-conferences and other events take place at the Crossroads Center on the Prescott College campus. This state-of-the-art facility was built in 2005 and was sustainability built with reclaimed materials. Our new campus housing, which opened fall 2012, provides lodging for attendees at a reasonable rate. The Lifelong Learning Center provides continuing education, professional development, certifications, and certificate programs. To find out more about Prescott College and the Lifelong Learning Center, visit the website at: www.prescott.edu/lifelong-learning.
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Savanna Pays $75.8M for Adjacent Chelsea Loft Buildings
New York-based real estate private equity and asset management firm Savanna has closed on its acquisition of two adjacent loft-style office buildings at 245 West 17th Street and 249 West 17th Street in Chelsea for $75.8 million, city records show.
Originally a dry goods warehouse and wagon house for the Siegel-Cooper Company department store, the property at 249 West 17th Street is a 145,000-square-foot, six-story building. The other property, equal in square footage, is 12 stories high.
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Omega Title Agency, LLC filed as a Foreign Limited Liability in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately four years ago on Wednesday, September 7, 2011 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. It is important to note that this is a foreign filing. A foreign filing is when an existing corporate entity files in a state other than the one they originally filed in. This does not necessarily mean that they are from outside the United States.
This profile for Omega Title Agency, LLC is located in Stow, OH. Omega Title Agency, LLC industry is listed as Title Insurance. There are no officers listed for this company.
John Clunk served as the Managing Member
Kimberly Clunk was the Managing Member of Omega Title Agency, LLC.
The registered agent for the company is Nrai Corporate Services, Inc.. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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After fighting to get back a foster child that was removed from their home in August, a Gaston County couple has achieved the outcome they were hoping for.
David and Michelle Buchanan's adoption of the 2-year-old boy in question was finalized last week, during a hearing presided over by Gaston County District Court Judge John Greenlee. Though the Buchanans have declined comment on the controversial custody case in the last three months, friends say they are overjoyed with the decision.
The Buchanans began fostering the child when he was a day old in November 2010, and believed they were on a path to adoption over a period of almost two years. After he was removed from their home against their wishes Aug. 31 and placed with a Concord couple, their account was detailed in a Gazette story Sept. 27, which led to the child being returned to the Buchanans' home about a week later.
The Buchanans and other local foster parents say the toddler's unnecessary removal from their home was indicative of indiscretions that have existed for years within the DSS system. Since then, the attention brought to the matter has resulted in staff reassignments and structural changes within the department's Family and Children's Services division.
While the Buchanans pursued a permanent adoption of the child in the last three months, the Gaston County Department of Social Services asked them not to speak with the media or bring additional attention to the case. Gaston County DSS Director Keith Moon has said that as a matter of policy, foster parents are generally urged to maintain confidentiality.
Concord couple still upset
Despite the happy ending as far as the Buchanans are concerned, the Concord couple that cared for the toddler for five weeks in autumn is still upset.
"I hope that Joshua is safe," said Chrissy Smith. "But I'd love to see a jury that says we were not done wrong."
Leon and Chrissy Smith, who have been unable to have children on their own, decided they wanted to adopt this year through the Children's Home Society of North Carolina. They reviewed profiles of children for months before being told in August about a 22-month-old toddler that was being moved out of a Gaston County foster home.
A Gaston County DSS Adoptions Committee approved the Smiths as the child's adoptive parents on Aug. 29, and the child was brought to their home two days later.
But the Buchanans began to publicly argue that the child was only moved out of their home because of a fallout with social workers who were overseeing their case. They maintained that false and misleading reports were given about their care of the child, which led to the Adoptions Committee's decision to move him elsewhere.
The Buchanans pleaded for help before the Gaston County Board of Commissioners. Within a week of that, Moon made a unilateral decision to return the child to their home, going against the decision of the Adoptions Committee.
"After consultation with legal counsel, I have decided to overrule the decision of the Adoptions Committee," Moon wrote in an Oct. 5 email to county leaders. "The child will be placed in foster care with the Buchanan family and we will move quickly to review our adoption process and reconstitute the committee."
Because the adoption process technically takes 90 days to become official, the Smiths had no legal recourse.
Since then, Moon has changed the committee's makeup, condensed its size and given the DSS attorney more oversight in guiding each meeting.
Litigation ahead?
Smith said she and her husband have given up hope of regaining custody of the 2-year-old boy.
"My husband and I have decided to move on," she said Thursday. "I've decided I don't want to spend a year or two fighting custody. That's not me. I want to have a family and a life and move on."
The Smiths were present at the hearing where the Buchanans were granted custody of the child, and don't feel they were treated fairly.
"It's so political," said Chrissy Smith. "I'm hoping that in the long run something will come out of this."
But the Smiths are still strongly considering some type of civil action against Gaston County DSS in the coming months. Chrissy Smith said it would be based on the way they were treated and the turmoil they were made to endure, through no fault of their own.
"My husband and I are still in counseling and still dealing with this," she said.
Chrissy Smith's mother, Monny Howell, said their family as a whole has been put through a traumatic experience since October. They will miss the boy that was theirs for five weeks, she said.
"People say how can you love him after just five weeks," said Howell. "But we loved him just like he was our own."
You can reach Michael Barrett at 704-869-1826 or twitter.com/GazetteMike.
Click on the following links for previous Gazette articles on this story:
Foster parents criticize DSS policies
County: Foster child returned, but case points to DSS problems


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Dec 9, 2009
LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Thinking Robots
Creative robot builder Daniele Benedettelli has published a new NXT book: LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Thinking Robots.
"The book will show you how to build and program two robots that think. You'll be awestruck when the TTT Tickler ties you at tic-tac-toe and amazed when the One-Armed Wonder solves a Rubik's Cube in just a few minutes.
In addition to providing detailed instructions for building each model with either the original or the NXT 2.0 set, author Daniele Benedettelli takes you inside the robots to show you how they're designed, what makes them think, and how to use them."
You can view an excerpt of the book here.
5 comments:
- megamindstorm101 said...
amazing I have his other book with all of those awesome walkers this is a definate must buy and to make the robots with both 2.0 and 1.0 how thoughtfull :)
- Dec 9, 2009, 9:25:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
What is the sphere at the top of the robot (on the cover)? It's not an NXT structure.
- Dec 10, 2009, 12:15:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I think it's the LEGO camera that was sold with an add-on kit.
- Dec 10, 2009, 12:24:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
I think it's a regular webcam - the LEGO one would have LEGO studs on top, and that one isn't widely available.
The book description also says:
"Requirements: A computer running Microsoft Windows 2000 or higher, one complete LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT or NXT 2.0 set, a webcam, some marbles, a couple of rubber bands, and an Internet connection (to download the programs)."
From what Danny told me some time ago, it seemed to me that readers don't have to be advanced programmers to get these models working. The ready-made programs can be downloaded from the web.
This one is on my list of books I'll buy after I finish my own book. (I can't afford to be distracted by interesting NXT projects right now :) )
- Dec 10, 2009, 12:35:00 AM
- Alexander Feduleev said...
I'm from Russia and cant buy this book from Amazon.
Have anybody chapter 4 only ? its instructions for NXT 2.0 set
- Dec 10, 2009, 11:54:00 PM


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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy are hurting at right back, which will likely give Dan Gargan his first start in an LA uniform in Sunday's SuperClasico.
With A.J. DeLaGarza still nursing a left ankle contusion and James Riley out for the next six months to repair a torn meniscus, Gargan is the likely candidate to slide into the outside back spot ahead of the match against Chivas. Signed just before the start of the 2013 campaign for just this purpose, Gargan admits that he's ready for the challenge.
"Any player comes into a team with the desire to get on the field. Any opportunity that you get, I certainly want to take advantage of it," said Gargan. "I'm looking forward to it. It'll be my first Clasico and it has some history."
Gargan was a member of Chivas USA in 2008 but never played in a game for that club before returning to the league a year later.
"That was an interesting time for me," he recalled. "I had personal stuff that kind of outweighed me playing at the time that I had to take care of.
"I was lucky enough to be able to address those and still come back to have an opportunity to play again. It's been quite a path. To know the place I've been and the hard work it's taken is rewarding. Certainly there's a lot of lessons to be learned along the way and you keep those with you."
CARSON, Calif. – Jaime Penedo is set to return to the fold this Sunday when the LA Galaxy take on Chivas USA in the SuperClasico.
Penedo was unable to suit up in LA's last MLS match against Real Salt Lake on March 22 as he returned to Panama to finalize his visa, but is expecting to be back in the fold for Sunday's match against LA's cross-hall rivals.
"I feel good. I feel ready to play and to be able to support the team," Penedo, who admitted that he, is still smarting over LA's CCL defeat to Club Tijuana. "I think that I'm ready to support the team as soon as we play this weekend."
Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena also gave Penedo the green light stating that the goalkeeper is "close to 100 percent" and will "definitely be available" for the Chivas USA match.
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LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, captain Robbie Keane and defender Todd Dunivant each spoke to LAGalaxy.com's Chris Thomas and Paolo Ferrari ahead of Sunday's SuperClasico.
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MLSsoccer.com's Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle broke down the SuperClasico in the latest edition of the website's "Scouting Report"
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CARSON, Calif. – Once the Galaxy kick off on Sunday, it will have been 182 days since Landon Donovan tied up Jeff Cunningham's MLS all-time regular season goal scoring record last October against Chivas USA. Now Donovan will have an opportunity to gain sole possession of the league's goal scoring record against that same Chivas side.
The 32-year-old has yet to find the back of the net in LA's two MLS regular season matches or their CONCACAF Champions League series against Club Tijuana, but has tallied a great strike record against Chivas with 12 goals in all MLS competitions. Donovan is expecting to be in the lineup on Sunday despite suffering from tendonitis in his knee during his time with the U.S. National Team earlier in the week which prevented him from starting against Mexico.
Although the SuperClasico is always a heated match despite LA's dominance in the series standings, Donovan downplayed the idea that breaking the league's goal scoring record against the cross-hall rivals would mean any more to him.
"I don't think it would mean more because it's against them, but I just like to score goals," said Donovan after training on Friday. "I feel like I've played pretty well in the first four games and I played okay the other night [against Mexico]. I feel like I'm doing well and moving well, but it's always nice to hit the goal and I want to hit the goal."
Donovan admits that he needs to be more selfish toward goal, but was quick to dispel any notion that the hunt for goal 135 is wearing on the attacker.
"I'm in a different phase. I don't judge how I play based on if I score," Donovan said. "I've played a lot of bad games where I scored then thought 'oh, I'm great' but I'd rather continue playing well and not score. I deserve for myself, I deserve to score. I deserve to score and I'm looking to score."
LAGalaxy.com was on the ground for the United States vs. Mexico and I spoke to fans of both side about their teams heading into the World Cup and the fiercest rivalry in CONCACAF.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. – It was a tale of two halves for U.S. National Team defender Omar Gonzalez.
In the opening stanza, Gonzalez was sold on both sides of the ball as he helped in the build-up of the Americans opening goal while also repeatedly snuffing out scoring attempts by a Mexican attack that was toothless early. But in the second half, Gonzalez found himself the victim of a Mexico screen play that allowed Rafael Marquez to score Mexico's first goal before he and Real Salt Lake defender Tony Beltran were caught out of position on Alan Pulido's goal.
After the match, Gonzalez which the Galaxy defender stated resembled a World Cup game, he admitted that there is still plenty of work to be done as he looks to lock down a starting spot for the USMNT in Brazil.
"These games are all about preparations and building team chemistry and I thought that overall, the team played well," said Gonzalez. "We just had to get better at set pieces, I got picked on that set piece goal, but it's something that I'm happy had in a friendly rather than a world cup. I'm definitely working on it."
And despite declaring the race for the center back role alongside Matt Besler open, Klinsmann stated that he'd stick by Gonzalez and allow him to state his case for starting in Brazil.
"It's normal that they struggle right now because they barely start their season. They have two to three games in their season, so Mexico is far ahead of us in terms of rhythm and stuff like that," said Klinsmann." We are patient in the process. Obviously, in two months from now, I will make the decisions who is going to be the ideal pairing and the two center backs."
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Tendonitis in Landon Donovan's knee led the LA Galaxy star to be a shock omission from the U.S. National Team starting lineup for their 2-2 draw against Mexico.
What Donovan jokingly described as "old man issues," helped lead to contribute to a poor training session by the Galaxy midfielder according to head coach Jurgen Klinsmann leading the U.S. boss to leave him on the substitutes' bench for the start of the match.
"He had no tempo in his training sessions, he had no kind of higher pace, higher rhythm, he didn't take people on, so I sat him down [Wednesday] morning and we actually went through his training session yesterday," said Klinsmann. "I told him based on what I saw the last three days, 'I can't leave [Chris Wondolowski] out there because Wondo deserves after two goals against South Korea. He's working so hard.'
"[Donovan] understood it." Klinsmann added, '[He said,] Yeah, I didn't have good training sessions and I have a little bit of issues with my knee,' and I told him, 'You're ready coming off the bench.' He was ready; he came off the bench, so no problem at all."
Once he came on in the 59th minute, Donovan did not look out of sorts as he made several dangerous runs up field as he attempted to kick start the U.S. offense amid a dominating second half showing by El Tri.
"I felt good tonight. It was nice to get some minutes on the field, obviously, I wanted to start the game, but circumstances didn't allow that," said Donovan. "It was fun to be a part of this game and another great game between these two teams.
"When I'm healthy and I train, I train well. This week, I had some tendinitis and I couldn't play the way that I want to," he said. "It was good to back off a little bit and still get some minutes tonight."
GLENDALE, Ariz. – The jury is still out on U.S. National Team German-American wunderkind Julian Green.
The Bayern Munich youth product played for a little over half an hour in the USMNT's 2-2 draw with Mexico at the University of Phoenix Stadium. The highlight of Green's shift came in the waning moments of the second half when he appeared to earn a penalty kick after deftly bypassing two Mexico defenders, but referee Roberto Moreno waved play-on.
Although Green could not help the U.S. earn a victory against their CONCACAF archrival, U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann was pleased with his showing.
"I think you saw in some moments how he goes into the box and draws two guys and should have drawn a penalty," said Klinsmann. "Obviously, he was nervous too, and he plays his first cap in front of 60,000 against Mexico. Here and there maybe you slip and lose your balance like it happened to him once there. But the team welcomed him with open arms. When you're among other players you check each other out, and you understand within 10 minutes if it's a good player or not. Julian is a very good player."
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The U.S. National Team drew Mexico 2-2 in front of a raucous crowd at the University of Phoenix Stadium on Tuesday.
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With the trip to London 2 weekends away the grandparents are scrambling for the rights to look after Harry for the weekend. Its quite funny. We decided that it would be better if he stayed in one spot for the weekend and now both sets of grandparents are promising the sun and the moon and the earth for the privelage.
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Ha! Ha!, I think I just had bad timing. I stayed on with the liquidation and was picked up by Mervyn's when they moved in back in Oct. 1978. I had a 17 year career with them.
I really like the old find too.
Lee, I remember the Broadway. Was that not Goldwaters before it was Broadway? Sanger Harris does not ring a bell. I think it has not been occupied since is that in this economy, the big battleship sized department stores will thin themselves out. Who wants that overhead.
I remember those smog pots that were used to warn drivers of road hazards. The city had an ongoing sewer project in the heights in the sixties and there were many deep excavations marked by wooden barricades and those pots that burned kerosene. One morning we saw an International Travelall[now I haven't thought of that early SUV in years and sometimes I can't remember what day it is] that had gone off in a hole that had to be fifteen feet deep. The Travelall was upside down and when a wrecker pulled the vehicle out of the hole ,we saw the dead driver. The excavation was at Tennessee and the first road south of Central. Would that be Zuni? I remember the Silver Spur but can't recall its location. Remember driving out to Gulf Mart,seemed like a long way out for a store location. Don't recall the Roaring Twenties. Anyone know the origin of a Quonset Hut located at Dallas and Chico? The city built the first fire station east of Nob Hill across the street from that make do building. Anyone remember "The Old Corral" on the north side of Central between Virginia and Wisconsin. At that time, Wisconsin was designated as Pierce. I remember a candy store on Lomas that had a huge red and white candy cane propped up against the building. I wish I had given the brother of the man that started that candy store a few thousand in the fifties. That would be millions and millions today. Those owning stock in that company can purchase a Rolex with a nice discount every May when they gather to visit with their oracle and their money. Those investors now own the railroad that runs through Albuquerque and the company represented by that green lizard seen on TV all the time. Many of them have a hard time finding a place to park their Lear Jet or Gulf Stream when they attend the yearly stockholders meeting. A few memories of a time long past.


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I declare this thread open!
Which one of these are not pratchett quotes? (Good omens, ect included)
Bonus if you know which books the non-imposters (what's the opposite of imposter ) are from.
once you guess them -----> Post your own
Theme: Life, death and health and safety
1. "It's true, it's called living"
2. "The pen is very sharp"
3. "A fish!"
4. "But, my dear man, the world appears to be ending"
5. "even those members of it who are dead"
6. "Ngk"
7. "Thud. Splat"
7a. "glaim gis oteg in der gaing og der"
9. "Death was Nature's way of telling you to slow down"
10."Look out, he's got a gnu!"
11. "like a homocidal hatrick"


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Tonyblack wrote:Not really a pronunciation thing - but I have noticed that the word 'absolutely' (actually - ab-so-lutey!) gets used a lot by people in conversation. Whatever happened to the word 'yes'?
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and the combination of these three means I sound northern
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02/22/2013 7:24pmThe Friday snowstorm is expected to continue through Saturday morning, and meteorologists think the added snow could beat the record for the number of months Utah has snowpacked ground.
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02/22/2013 9:51pmThere are billions of dollars in federal spending cuts set to take effect March 1. If they go through, the cuts could affect Utah in a number of ways.
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Mount Wilson Trail Race 2013, Another Success
This past Saturday, May 25th celebrated the 105th anniversary and 47th running of the Mount Wilson Trail Race. It was another successful year with great weather, stellar finishing times, and a lively crowd. Friday night race festivities included the Pasta Dinner and runner check-in. The Pasta Dinner was catered by Zugo's Café with additional items provided by Stonefire Grill. On display was the 2012 race video, photos from prior races, and point of view footage on the mountain. Attendees were also able to purchase Mount Wilson Trail Race merchandise.
Saturday activities included the Race, Kids' Fun Run, Beer Garden, and vendor booths. The Race started off with a bang from official race starter, Lono Tyson. The first place overall male was Eli Rodriguez with a time of 1 hour and 31 second; the first place overall female was Mireya Vargas with a time of 1 hour 14 minutes and 33 seconds. This year 184 youth participated in the Kids' Fun Run which was sponsored by Sierra Madre Community Foundation and CATZ sports. Proceeds from the Pasta Dinner and Beer Garden were donated to Sierra Madre Search and Rescue, which provides race day safety support on the trail the day of the race.
The City of Sierra Madre and Mount Wilson Trail Race Committee would like to thank the following sponsors and donors for making the 2013 Mount Wilson Trail Race such a success: Run With Us, Asics, Team CrossFit Academy, Santa Anita Park, Matt & Aaron Duda, Sierra Madre Community Foundation, HealthCare Partners, Methodist Hospital (Dr. Ken Wogensen M.D.), Zugo's Café, CATZ Sports, Sierra Madre Civic Club, First Wilshire Securities, Joe Pacilio - Century 21 Earll, Ltd., Lantern Cycleworks, Samsung, Tommy Marshall, Arcadia Radiology, Matt Denny's Ale House, Judy Webb-Martin, Mountain Khakis, Bob Okeefe, Dr. William E. White M.D., Mission Brewery, Uinta Brewery, Dennis Hartman, Faulkner Design, Lucky Baldwin's, Trail Runner Trophy Series, GoGo Squeez, Sierra Madre Woman's Club, Trader Joe's, GU, SGV Municipal Water District, S & S Construction Services, Kaiser Permanente, Simon Cooper, Jill Liston, Leonora Moss, Patagonia-Old Town Pasadena, Dr. Budincich, Only Place in Town, Stonefire Grill, Mama Pete's Nursery School, Best Buy Drugs, In 'N Out, Mount Baldy Run to the Top, Moving Comfort, Vibram, and The Peach Cafe
Additionally, the MWTR Committee would like to thank the following volunteers for their support of the 2013 Mount Wilson Trail Race: Sierra Madre Search and Rescue, Sierra Madre Civic Club, Ham Radio Operators, Sierra Madre Boy Scout Troop 110, Sierra Madre Cub Scout Troop 110, The Spero Foundation, and VFW Post 3208.
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