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Vitamin B complex consists of eleven separate nutrients: thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitmain b-12, choline and insitol. They need to be taken together for top results. 'B' vitamins play a critical role in the conversion of carbohydrates into energy. Carbohydrates are 'burned' for the cells in the prescence of oxygen, much more enrgy is released to fuel the needs of the body than can be generated in the abscence of oxygen. RDA 25-100 mg. every single day.
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Following are a few tips that are helpful for you.
Firstly, analyze your present state and point the areas that need improvement, in your body. This is compulsory because without knowing your weaknesses, it is impossible for you to perform the required exercises. Even the doctor, first analyze your condition and then suggest medicines.
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Running, walking, jogging, etc. is categorized into one category. The all produce almost similar effects.
Stretching is another type of exercise which is very much helpful for the health.
Strength building is another type of exercise like weight lifting which helps you to strengthen your muscles and remain fit.
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Once you have analyzed your body and the exercises you need, go to the next step. You can take help of physician in this regard, if you are unable to detect problems and required exercise. The main thing which matters after analyses is, the time duration that one must select for the exercise. Too much hardship is also dangerous for your health. The time duration of 20 to 30 minutes every day is enough to maintain your health.
The points are very much simple and gentle, which don`t require hard struggle and much time. First, however, concern the doctor that whether you are eligible for one exercise or not. Otherwise, it can also cause damage to your health as well.


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Bernard Cornwell, Sharpe's Trafalgar, Scorpion Press, Blakeney, Glos. 1999, p. [vi-viii]. Limited edition, bound in quarter artificial leather and marbled paper-covered boards, 99 numbered copies signed by the author. 'A further 15 lettered de-lux copies, signed by the author and Terry Pratchett, were produced for private distribution.' These were bound in quarter real goatskin with raised bands on spine.
They weren't written in order. The first book he wrote was Sharpe's Gold. He then went back and did the back story with Rifle's and Eagle and when he got to Devil, he went right back again to Sharpe's days in India with Tiger and then filled in some gaps in the original books.chuckie wrote:Juat finished my first Cornwell book "Sharps fortress", which i believe is the third book set in India. Really enjoyed it and will definitelyread more, but is it better to read them in order?
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text: Wade doesn't need the IC title, Kofi does. Wade should just look to put on good solid matches & look past the pretty worthless IC belt. He's proven that he can go out & hang with the main eventers. We've almost forgotten about how bad Cena made him look at the end of their feud, so taking a step up should definitely be in Wade's plans.


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Sketchbook, Conway, New Hampshire
A landscape painter who devoted himself to the careful study of nature, Johnson traveled throughout the Northeast collecting sketches that he would then use to create highly detailed paintings in his studio. Some of his haunts included the Catskill and Adirondack mountains in New York and the White Mountains in New Hampshire, where this sketch was made.
- Artist: David Johnson, American, 1827-1908
- Medium: Graphite, chalk, and opaque watercolor on medium-weight, beige, wove paper, sketchbook
- Dates: July - October 1851
- Dimensions: sketchbook: 4 7/8 x 6 3/4 x 5/16 in. (12.4 x 17.1 x 0.8 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Inscribed on inside of front cover, in ink: "David Johnson. / Cor of Pearl and Chatham / St. New York."
- Inscriptions: [See Description]
- Collections:American Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
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- Accession Number: 1997.157
- Credit Line: Gift of Blair Effron
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: David Johnson (American, 1827-1908). Sketchbook, Conway, New Hampshire, July - October 1851. Graphite, chalk, and opaque watercolor on medium-weight, beige, wove paper, sketchbook, sketchbook: 4 7/8 x 6 3/4 x 5/16 in. (12.4 x 17.1 x 0.8 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Blair Effron, 1997.157
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- Catalogue Description: Sketchbook of 18 pages of different colored paper with graphite drawings, some with highlights of either white chalk or opaque watercolor, a few of the pages are blank; book covers are composed of paperboard covered in brown fabric. From "front" of book (front cover signed on inside), sketches in various orientations: p. 1: sketch of trees p. 2: (recto) graphite scribbles; (verso) sketch of seashore, inscribed in upper right: "Sun Rise from [... arge]" p. 3: (verso) partial sketch of cow p. 7: (verso) vertical sketch of tree trunks and stream, inscribed at lower left: "Conway July 16th. 51." p. 10: (verso) sketch of figures, trees, and buildings p. 11: (verso) vertical sketch of buildings, including church, inscribed at upper left: "Conway. 27th." p. 12: (recto) very loose sketch, inscribed at lower left: "Corot."; (verso) landscape with cabins and mountains p. 13: (verso) landscape with cabin and rolls of hay, inscribed at lower center "Mount Washington" and at lower right "Conway N.H. Oct 51." p. 14: (verso) vertical landscape with trees in foreground, inscribed at lower left: "Bartlett. Oct. 51. N.H." p. 15: (verso) vertical landscape with trees, inscribed at lower left: "Bartlett. Oct. 51. N.H." p. 16: (verso) vertical landscape with trees, inscribed at lower left: "Bartlett. Oct. 51. N.H." p. 17: (verso) sketch of farmstead in landscape with cart, fences, and sleeping dog at lower right, inscribed at lower left: "Conway Sept 51. N.H." p. 18: (recto) light, partial sketch of cows; (verso) trees and buildings, inscribed at upper right: "Conway July 16th."
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text: There is a line among the fragments of the Greek poet Archilochus which says: "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows o ... ne big thing." Scholars have differed about the correct interpretation of these dark words, which may mean no more than that the fox, for all his cunning, is defeated by the hedgehog's one defence. But, taken figuratively, the words can be made to yield a sense in which they mark one of the deepest differences which divide writers and thinkers, and, it may be, human beings in general. For there exists a great chasm between those, on one side, who relate everything to a single, universal, organizing principle in terms of which alone all that they are and say has significance--and, on the other side, those who pursue many ends, often unrelated and even contradictory.... Their thought is scattered or diffused, moving on many levels, seizing upon the essence of a vast variety of experiences and objects for what they are in themselves, without, consciously or unconsciously, seeking to fit them into, or exclude them from any one unchanging, all-embracing, sometimes self-contradictory and incomplete, at times fanatical, unitary inner vision. The first kind of intellectual and artistic personality belongs to the hedgehogs, the second to the foxes; and without insisting on a rigid classifica tion, we may, without too much fear of contradiction, say that, in this sense, Dante belongs to the first category, Shakespeare to the second. LESSATTRIBUTION DETAIL »


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According to the most recent annual report from the USDA, it now costs $234,900 to provide a child with 17 years of food, shelter, and other necessities. For 2011, that broke down to an annual cost for two-parent, middle-income families of $12,290 to $14,320 –depending on the child's age.
The USDA has a "Cost of Raising a Child" calculator on their website, which shows that the category taking up the largest chunk out of parental pockets is housing. The second- largest expense category is childcare.
Those costs vary depending on region, with the Northeast as the priciest, the urban West coming in second, then followed by the urban Midwest, with the urban South and rural areas bringing up the rear as the least costly areas. But how do the price tags associated with child rearing break down state by state?
The following list of the costliest states is largely determined by childcare. The information comes from the 2012 report, "Parents and the High Cost of Child Care", from Child Care Aware of America. The factors given in the ranking were the average annual cost of infant care, the state median income for both single parent families, and income for two-parent families. The ranking presented here was determined by the cost of infant care as a percentage of median income for a two-parent family.
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Murder charge brought against Spanos: alleged driver in fatal Rutland crash scheduled to enter plea today.By Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 24,2013Vyto Starinskas / Staff FILE Photo
Alex Spanos is brought into court for an arraignment in September by a Rutland County deputy sheriff. Spanos is due in court today to face an upgraded charge of second-degree murder.The man accused of causing the crash that killed 17-year-old Carly Ferro in Rutland will answer to a murder charge in the case today.
Four months after the crash on Cleveland Avenue which shocked the community and triggered calls for a renewed war on drugs in the city, county and state prosecutors handling the case have amended the manslaughter charge against Alex W. Spanos to a count of second-degree murder.
The amended charge, which the 23-year-old Rutland man is scheduled to be arraigned on today, carries a potential lifetime jail sentence with a minimum sentence of 20 years behind bars a far greater penalty than the 15-year maximum he faced if convicted of manslaughter.
Spanos pleaded innocent to the manslaughter charge and felony counts of gross negligent operation of a motor vehicle with death resulting and two counts of gross negligent operation of a motor vehicle with serious injury resulting.
At that same court appearance Sept. 28 his only hearing in court since the crash Sept. 26 Spanos pleaded innocent to misdemeanor charges of reckless and gross operation of a motor vehicle and reckless endangerment.
He was ordered held without the option of bail and remains behind bars.
In the amended charge filed Wednesday, Rutland County States Attorney Marc Brierre wrote that the murder charge was warranted because Spanos acted unlawfully causing the death of another with a wanton disregard of the likelihood that his actions would cause death or great bodily harm by driving a motor vehicle into another vehicle killing Carly Jean Ferro after inhaling chemical fumes from an aerosol can....
Witnesses, including two passengers in the 2004 Toyota Camry that caused the crash, told police they believed the driver was high from inhaling cans of Dust-Off compressed air used to clean computer keyboards. In interviews with investigators, Spanos denied huffing from aerosol cans found at the scene or using any drugs prior to the crash which police say involved the Camry crashing at a high speed into a row of parked cars outside Rutland Discount Foods.
Neither Brierre nor officials at the Vermont Attorney Generals office, which is assisting in the prosecution, returned calls asking about the new charge Wednesday afternoon.
However, in additional paperwork filed to support the new charge, Rutland Police Officer Edward Dumas said a toxicology report on blood taken from Spanos shortly after the crash indicated a high concentration of difloureothane a gas commonly used in electronic cleaning products that can be abused as a means to get high.
While Spanos told police that he had spent the day driving around Rutland trying to find a job, the passengers in his car, 27-year-old Michael Longley and Eva Lebo, 43, told police that he had spent part of that day huffing Dust-Off while driving around Rutland.
The pair told police that Spanos had taken his last hit from the can just before turning onto Cleveland Avenue.
In the new paperwork filed Wednesday in Rutland criminal court, Dumas said Longley gave police a detailed account of Spanos alleged use of the aerosol can while driving on several streets before the car reached Cleveland Avenue.
Once on that street, Longley said Spanos huffed from the can a final time before taking a left onto Cleveland Avenue a course that was in the opposite direction of the trios intended destination.
Alex Spanos was still exhaling when he reached the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and instead of going right to his brothers house he turned left, Dumas wrote. Longley looked at Alex Spanos, his head was tilted towards the window and the accelerator sounded like it pressed to the floor. Alex Spanos had the Dust-Off in his right hand resting on the center console. Longley hollered Alexs name and he did not respond. Longley looked forward to see where they were going and before Longley could do anything, they crashed into the red car.
During the same interview, Longley told Dumas that Spanos had taken a single hit from a can of Dust-Off two to three days prior to the crash that almost knocked Spanos unconscious.
In addition to the death of Ferro, who died soon after the crash, her father Ron Ferro was seriously injured in the crash and was hospitalized for days. Three other people, including Lebo, were injured in the crash.
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Last month I spoke about Keisler Engineering's new 5-speed transmission that had just been released for the C3 Corvette, the T45-RS, which is based on the Borg-Warner T-45 that was used from 1996-2001 in high performance passenger cars including the Cobra and 4.6L Mustangs. Keisler provides the new T45-RS in kit form and their proprietary and patent-pending designs for this tranny include a crossmember mount bracket, rubber transmission isolator, back-up wiring harness, forged quick release slip yoke, driveshaft, 5-speed shift pattern plate, template and tunnel cover, installation hardware kit, and an installation manual.
While I was on the 2-lane roads, I kept the car in 3rd and 4th gear most of the time and the car responded instantaneously to every shift with ease. There was absolutely no shifter vibration inside the car and I attribute that to the workmanship of the transmission, the newly designed shifter and the high quality of the rest of the assembly including the Keisler-built driveshaft. The transmission is a Double Cone transmission, with all forward gears and reverse fully synchronized, and it shifted up and down flawlessly. Even under very hard acceleration, the T45-RS easily found the next gear with absolutely no gear grinding or missed shifts.
In case you missed the last issue, Keisler buys the T-45 from reliable used transmission sources and then remanufactures each transmission in-house with a number of upgrades and custom features that greatly improves the reliability of the gearbox. The T45-RS rebuild includes new upgraded carbon fiber synchronizers, bearings, seals and gears (as required), a new high strength alloy front casting that allows the T45-RS to bolt up to the standard GM bellhousing bolt pattern, and a new super duty input shaft. As we mentioned last month, the transmission comes in two builds, 350HP and 425HP. The primary difference between the two is that the 425HP version uses the larger 26-spline input shaft while the 350HP version uses the 10-spline input. The same gear ratio is used for both versions and is as follows: 3.37 1st, 1.99 2nd, 1.33 3rd, 1.00 4th, .67 5th; 3.22 Reverse which equates to a 33% drop in engine RPM in 5th gear. Keisler also offers a choice of electronic or mechanical speedometer output for the T45-RS and uses a high strength 31-spline output shaft.
The T45-RS also uses a custom billet aluminum short throw shifter that has been custom designed to work in all 1968-82 Corvettes, and an optional C3 replica shift handle is also available that not only gives you an original look but also places the shifter at the correct height. On a final note, each T45-RS is 100% spin tested and leak checked prior to shipment and comes with a 6-month warranty (extended warranty available at extra cost).
As I said last month, Shafi Keisler invited me to fly up to the Keisler plant for the T45-RS install and to test drive the new transmission for myself. Our test drive consisted of some 2-lane back roads through the hills around Knoxville as well as some high speed expressway driving. When you are testing a transmission, you need to drive the car in a multitude of driving conditions to really get a feel for the car and how that particular transmission is performing in that car. Over the years, I have driven thousands of miles in Muncie 4-speed equipped cars but I had no idea what to expect since I had driven very few Mustang 5-speeds except for an '84 SVO Mustang I had bought new.
As we got out on the road, the first thing I noticed about the T45-RS was how similar the shift gate was to the original Muncie in contrast to the Tremec TKO. The T45-RS shares many internal components with the famous T-56 6-speed and because of that fact, I assumed that the gate would feel the same or similar to the TKO. But I was wrong. A TKO typically feels very "notchy" when you shift from one gear to the next where the T45-RS feels very much like a new Muncie transmission felt back when they were brand new. The T45-RS shifts very easily and can actually be shifted with one finger, even with the optional C3 replica shift handle that we used on this install. The original Muncie transmissions obviously had a much narrower (1-2) gear drop since it was a 4-speed so the gear ratio gap with the T45-RS 5-speed with the 350/350HP smallblock in this car seemed almost the perfect match.


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A sign posted at entrance ramps feeding Interstate 35 near Overland Park, Kansas, bears the following injunction: No Animals Led, Ridden, or Driven
It's unclear whether the proscription extends to beasts of the metaphorical variety, but if so, we're likely looking at a 20-year joint in Leavenworth. The animal in question is a Victory Red '05 convertible, freshly fitted with ATI ProCharger's new C6 blower kit and making somewhere in the neighborhood of 615 hp. Pair that outsize thrust with the Vette's eye-catching outerwear, and staying on the sunny side of the Kansas Highway Patrol feels like an exercise in Jainian self-abnegation.
We'll blame ProCharger chief Dan Jones for our predicament, as it's Jones and his band of megalomaniacal merrymakers whose frenzied development of cutting-edge Corvette engine upgrades has landed us here in cow country for the second time in the last four months. Further culpability may be assigned to the Vette community's seemingly insatiable appetite for huge horsepower, which only seems to intensifywith each successive iteration of the car.
As we mentioned in our review of ProCharger's "Stage II" supercharger package for C5s ("Nasty, Brutish, and Short," Nov. '05), many of that kit's design improvements grew out of knowledge gained while developing an all-new blower setup for the C6. You'll recall that the car we testedfor that story, a black '04 Z06, gained 172 rear-wheel horsepower--for a total of 527--and ran consistent mid-11s at around 125 mph in miserable air. (Since then, the ProCharger team has made a few minor adjustments to the package, and the blown Z06 is now pumping out 552 rwhp.)Accordingly, our expectations for the new C6 package were high.
When it comes to performance hardware, the C6 kit deviates most radically from ProCharger's previous LS-engine offerings in the placement and configuration of its intercooler. Thanks to the comparatively generous dimensions of the new car's engine bay, engineers were able to specify a single 27x3.5-inch front-mount intercooler--thelargest such unit ever fitted to a regular-production ProCharger system. In addition to giving the C6 an aggressive new mien, the big FMIC offers slightly improved cooling performance when compared with the smaller twin 'coolers used on the '97-'04 cars.
Other departures are more subtle. With the Stage II C5 kit, tilting the top of the radiator rearward (toward the firewall) freed up enough space for ProCharger engineers to use larger-diameter blower-discharge and intake tubing than would otherwise have been possible. Whereas that package includes a custom cradle to achieve the necessary rearwardslant, the C6 kit comes with a set of billet-aluminum spacer blocks to serve essentially the same function. The radiator angle is therefore somewhat less dramatic on the C6, which may explain why the new car uses a slightly flattened discharge pipe. When asked, ProCharger ProjectEngineer Nick Jensen responded that the piece did not pose arestriction, but admitted that a larger-diameter replacement could potentially become part of a future Stage II package for the C6.


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Posted 08 November 2012 - 22:48
I have a N40L, bumped to 8GB, modified bios and added 2nd nic - my pfsense router runs as VM along with multiple other VMs and 3 other drives added with VM that is my NAS.
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I guess i should have said anyone in the UK!
Ive lost my keys, apparently they are all the same...
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I was wondering what Keys you meant ha! I thought you meant CD Keys but you mean door keys. Did you get a set? I am away this weekend but if you need one I could get one cut and post you one start of next week. Are they really all the same though? ...
Edit! You are about an hour away from me just realised :-p
Posted 09 November 2012 - 12:24
That's great, but you could just run unraid as VM and then do a bunch more with it as well. You see the storage VM there, that is my nas with raw access to 3 disks it serves up - but then I also have my router and my linux shell running 24/7 and then bunch of play/test boxes for different things.
Oh right, thought it might be for dual gigabit LAN. I'm running unRAID on mine
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Posted 09 November 2012 - 13:07
If just running unraid - then the 2gb it came with it prob more than enough. Now what I have read is it really can go to 16GB, so thinking about doing that - would allow for more ram to each vm and still all running 24/7 etc..


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In a wide ranging discussion about the RESTORE Act and the potential for dollars to Gulf County, the Port Authority identified several priorities, particularly holding onto the barge terminal land under threat of foreclosure from Capital City Bank.
Much of the discussion was about the broad strokes of the RESTORE Act, which provides for dividing possible BP fine monies from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.
In particular, Port Authority board members were focused on so-called Pot No. 1, which represents, under RESTORE, money that would come directly to the eight disproportionally impacted counties in Florida.
The estimate of the amount possibly coming to Gulf County ranges from $15 to $20 million, though a trial date in the civil case against BP has not been set and there is no civil settlement, which the RESTORE Act specifically addresses.
Board chairman Leonard Costin proposed that the Port Authority propose sponsoring and being the first recipient in a revolving economic development fund. The idea is aimed at the land under threat of foreclosure.
"My thought is we need to apply for that $5 million loan," Costin said, alluding to the $4-plus million the Port Authority owes Capital City Bank. "I am thinking a loan interest loan with variable terms or to apply for a $250,000 grant to address environmental problems in the (old mill site).
"I think we could be the sponsor of a revolving economic development fund that would be countywide and be the first recipient to tap into it. Paying it back would make it easier to swallow" for the Board of County Commissioners, the final say in how county funds are spent.
Port director Tommy Pitts said the environmental problems are strictly wetlands delineation.
Board member Patrick Jones agreed that the Port Authority's focus must be in keeping the barge bulkhead land, which is along the Intracoastal Canal.
"Our first priority is to secure the land where that bulkhead is located and the sands are running," Jones said.
As was emphasized during last week's meeting, the county is essentially working somewhat in the dark. Federal rules have not come down from the Department of the Treasury, which will oversee disbursement of funds under RESTORE.
In addition, with no trial date and the potential that a trial could take years, there is no guarantee the county will see funds in the near-term. There is also the possibility that BP may negotiate the civil penalty with the Department of Justice in such a way that renders RESTORE all but moot.
Port Authority board members were encouraged to look at the Port of Port St. Joe as a regional project which would allow it to tap into multiple pots of money for various efforts – such as environmental or economic development of Northwest Florida.
"I really believe it will happen, that the port will come back to Port St. Joe, and that has regional impact," Costin said.
Board member Eugene Raffield also emphasized that in thinking about projects to be funded under RESTORE, there was a need for a long-term view.
"Buying land is not the issue, it is where the land is," Raffield said. "A port needs to be where the water and deepwater access is. This is not about today, it is about tomorrow. A port is a global thing."
Pitts said he was submitting a pre-proposal to the county RESTORE Act committee seeking $5 million and working toward turning unencumbered the barge terminal land with a promise to the county to return the money.
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Capital City Bank has filed a request for summary judgment in a foreclosure case against the Port of Port St. Joe.
Port attorney Tom Gibson, who is not directly handling the litigation, said Capital City had filed a denial of claims by the Port and request a judge issue a summary judgment under which a $4-plus million mortgage on port property along the Intracoastal Canal should be foreclosed upon and a sale date for the property set.
Gibson said the bank was arguing there were no issues of fact for a judge to decide and therefore the foreclosure should proceed.
Gibson said if the judge rules in the bank's favor, such a judgment would be expected in the next 30-45 days with a sale possible as soon as March or April.
The property in question was substantially improved by the Port Authority through state and federal grants, including the construction of a bulkhead for a proposed barge terminal site.
Gibson said the hope would be that the Port Authority successfully argues there are issues of fact to be decided by the judge which would necessitate a trial.
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Gibson reported on a recent trade mission undertaken by Gov. Rick Scott to Colombia in which Gibson was a participant.
"Overall, it was a good trip," Gibson said. "It was the largest trade delegation from Florida to go to Colombia."
Gibson said the trip including several days in Bogota, the country's capital, as well two days in port cities such as Cartagena and Barranquilla.
Gibson was part of one-on-one conversations with officials from a cement company that exports to the Southern United States and operates port locations in Houston and North Carolina.
Also part of the trip was Santa Marta, a tourist area where the port is located downtown and provided an opportunity to view the potential challenges the Port of Port St. Joe would have in being a good neighbor through stewardship of surrounding lands.
He noted that a coal terminal moved coal from ship to shore that was within 100 yards of what Gibson called a very clean beach.
"That kind of operation can be done," Gibson said, noting that the port of Santa Marta provides a "little of everything" as far as products shipped in and out of the port.
"Our intent was making sure everybody knew we were here and what we do," Gibson said.
Following up on contacts made during the trip – the mission included several executives of the St. Joe Company, the Port Authority's collaborator in developing the Port of Port St. Joe – had already begun.
"There were a lot of good contacts made down there and we are trying to follow up on this," said Dane Caldwell of St. Joe, referencing contacts made by company CEO Park Brady and others.
Master plan update
Port director Tommy Pitts said he had completed the first two steps in the process of updating the port master plan and that had brought down some funding from the Department of Economic Opportunity, which provided grant funds for the update.
"The DEO did us a favor by frontloading the grant," said Pitts, who has been working for months at $1 per month.
He said the plan would include response from the marketplace and feedback from the St. Joe Company and the Bank of Montreal, which St. Joe engaged to assist in identifying the best use for the port and potential clients.
Pitts also expressed confidence that the Port of Port St. Joe would receive at least a two-year extension of its status as part of the Florida Strategic Intermodal System (SIS). That extension is crucial as 75 percent of discretionary funding for the Florida Department of Transportation is earmarked for projects within the SIS.
"We have no written confirmation yet but there is consensus (among DOT officials) that we are going to get an extension," Pitts said.


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- Jim Kelly said...
The fact that Energizer has 5000 of these kits available tells you they must be expecting some good sales of the NXT.
- Dec 13, 2006, 8:36:00 AM
Any chance getting similar pack in Europe?
- Dec 13, 2006, 9:51:00 PM
- Joubarc said...
In Europe the NXT is sold on Shop@Home with a free set of 6 Duracell batteries; so I have some doubts as to whether Energizer will want to do something here.
But that'd be nice.
- Dec 14, 2006, 1:49:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
It is unfortunate that so many specials only run in the USA...
- Dec 14, 2006, 1:56:00 AM
- Daniel Wittenaar said...
Well it's weird that Energizer comes with such a offer.. Because i know here in Europe Lego has contracts with Duracell..
Sometimes for events there are Sponsored Duracell batteries..
And indeed the NXT would be shipped with Duracell Batteries as sayed..
- Dec 14, 2006, 4:54:00 AM
- Maniac said...
Wow, I wonder, does it come with wires for the extra sensors? Not that one would need them, but it would be nice if they included some short wires with the pack.
It seems like a good deal for everyone else, Energizer must be counting on some good marketing coming from this deal.
- Dec 14, 2006, 11:22:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
I think if wires were included, they'd specify that... so I'm guessing probably not. But a good question!
- Dec 14, 2006, 11:44:00 PM
So this offer is not good if you buy at the Lego stores?
- Dec 22, 2006, 11:01:00 AM
Got one from my girlfriend for Christmas, but unfortunately she got it in late November from Amazon... Gonna send it in anyway, but I'm not hopeful.
It's weird they'd do it for such a short period of time, and not include the day after Thanksgiving in the offer.
--crossed fingers--
- Dec 25, 2006, 3:06:00 PM
Same with me, do gift receipts count???
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CHIPLEY — Chipley City Council members discussed the need for a private property standards ordinance at the council's June workshop on Thursday.
Mayor Linda Cain had a list of 52 properties from around the city that she said need cleaning up, and the primary property she was concerned with was a house on Main Street which has the lawn is decorated with artificial flowers.
"Those silk flowers look ridiculous, you mean to say we can't do anything about it?" the mayor asked City Code Enforcement Officer David Pettis Jr.
"We don't have a code against it," Pettis said. He said the artificial flowers were planted in a flowerbed in the lawn, but Cook disagreed. "They aren't in a flower bed, they're just strewn about in the yard. It looks terrible."
"We've got a good set of codes here, I'm not really sure how the council wants to proceed," City Administrator Dan Miner said. He asked the council members to look at the code and make a list of concerns they have about private property standards, then they can discuss how to respond to those concerns.
"One issue we have is how do we recover any funds we spend on cleaning up properties?" Miner said.
City Attorney Michelle Taggart told the council that the Florida Supreme Court recently ruled that municipalities are not allowed to supersede mortgages with their liens, which makes recovery of fines more difficult.
"Look at the codes and see if there is anything we can do to reduce debris or dilapidated houses," Miner said.
The mayor said the legal process of hunting down property owners and sending them letters takes too long to do anything about cleaning up neglected properties.
"It's a matter of due diligence," Miner said. "There is a legal process we have to follow, and it does take some time."
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Miner said that as generations pass, properties change from homes to rental properties, and often the pride of ownership and care of lawns and homes falls to the wayside. "Often the kids have moved off to Illinois or who knows where, and it's just a rental property to them. There's no upkeep on the properties," Miner said.
For abandoned properties, if the city decides to tear them down, they have to bear the expense of tearing down the property and clearing the lot, money that will most likely never be returned to the city.
When the topic turned to the artificial flowers, Pettis said that the aesthetic appeal of artificial flowers were a matter of opinion, not a subject of code. "What if I don't like azalea bushes?" Pettis asked the mayor. "Should we write a code saying no one can have azalea bushes?"
"Don't even try to go there," the mayor said. "You know it's not the same."
Cain said she would go dig the property owners a flowerbed and plant them real flowers if they would allow her to take away the artificial flowers.
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Wilson College students will present the results of their undergraduate research at Wilson's third annual Student Research Day on Friday, April 27. See the full schedule here.
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The Mountain Hardwear Men's Monkey Man Jacket is an extremely soft, extremely warm fleece jacket. The Monkey Phur fleece allows you to channel your inner Tarzan in a much more stylish, complete sentence kind of way. This Mountain Hardwear men's fleece features two zip hand warmer pockets and a zip chest pocket. The Monkey Man Fleece jacket is guaranteed to make you feel as good as you look without the whole being raised by gorillas thing.
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To be precise, I'm not interested in politicians private life, gossip or that sort of things.
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1. Are any of your politicians being convicted for fraud, stealing or else, and if yes, are them still there?
2. Have any of your politicians being found out using the public money for their own personal luxury holidays, and if yes what happened next?
3. Do your hospitals have enough funds to be able to have the necessary equipment for the medical tests they might need?
4. What about architectural barriers, you know those that make the life of a person in a wheelchair a nightmare? Is your town a place where a person in a wheelchair could move around on his own?
5. Back to politicians, have any of them being accused of something but never trialed because all politicians protect each other by doing in a hurry a new law?
6. How people feel about the jails and conditions of them? Here from time to time they say there's too much people in there costing too much to the public (there's in program a new pardon in these days to have a lot of people out free - they did it a few years back and working in a newspaper kiosk I well remember seeing in the papers after very few days titles like : increase of robberies and stuff) and living in bad conditions because the cells are too little (that's what they say, but I think if they were put to work it would help the expense-problem, and being there it's a punishment for having done something bad, not an holiday - as long as human rights are guaranteed, I'm not thinking anything bad).
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Why Does The Atlantic Hate Women?
The picture alone filled me with dread: a baby in a briefcase. (Do go look at Jessica Valenti's hilarious compilation of images from this genre.) That sick feeling only increased when I got to the hideous headline: "Why Women Still Can't Have It All."
There they go again! Once again, The Atlantic has put on its spike heels to gleefully dance on feminism's head, this time reviving the imagery of the "mommy wars" while trotting out an astounding successful woman to bemoan her failure. Veteran journalist Caryl Rivers has accurately diagnosed this as "The Atlantic's Woman Problem." Someone there doesn't like us, except when we're agonizingly single, or home with our babies, or killing off men's careers. Someone there got stuck on some 1980s Time magazine misinterpretation of feminism as exhorting us all to be "career women" (does anyone really use that term?) in shoulder pads and sad little bowties, leaving our babies home alone, refrigerator open, to fend for themselves while we try to Have It All and Reach The Top. And someone thinks we should just give it all up already and go back to being nice girls. As Rivers puts it,
If the proverbial Man from Mars knew about women only from reading the Atlantic, he would believe that their hormones go completely haywire at a certain age, making them unstable, unreliable creatures (The Bitch is Back) /and at the same time they are on the verge of taking over all the power in society, leading to The End of Men. They are selfish careerists destroying their children, or they have decided they really can have it all and are disdaining marriage. Or, they use other women's resentment of men to succeed.
…The leitmotif of much of what the Atlantic publishes about women is that female gains are dangerous -- to children, to families, to marriages, to themselves, and to men.
But despite the magazine's hideous framing, here's the good news: For the most part, Anne-Marie Slaughter's new article today is useful and important—so important, in fact, that I hope it will prompt serious examinations of our public policies.
Prospect readers have surely heard of Anne-Marie Slaughter, former dean of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of International Affairs, former director of policy planning for the U.S. State Department, and currently a full international affairs professor—a named chair, at that—at Princeton. She's one of the public policy elite, one of those few whose opinions automatically get attention. When she weighs in about career problems facing the ladies, well, ladies have to pay attention.
So what does she have to say? Despite the title, Slaughter hasn't left the elite policy realm by any means, as she notes early on:
I teach a full course load; write regular print and online columns on foreign policy; give 40 to 50 speeches a year; appear regularly on TV and radio; and am working on a new academic book.
All this with two teenage sons! I can only dream of being that productive and organized. If she considers herself a dropout, what are us normal folk, chopped liver?
But, as she notes, she's managed that because academic royalty (er, elite institutions' faculty) inhabit exceptionally flexible workplaces. That's not at all true for university staff, and less so for faculty in less-prestigious institutions. Her rude awakening came when she joined an uber-elite government policy job, becoming part of the machinery that sets the country's agenda instead of advising it from afar. In the quote below, the emphasis is my own:
The minute I found myself in a job that is typical for the vast majority of working women (and men), working long hours on someone else's schedule, I could no longer be both the parent and the professional I wanted to be—at least not with a child experiencing a rocky adolescence. I realized what should have perhaps been obvious: having it all, at least for me, depended almost entirely on what type of job I had. The flip side is the harder truth: having it all was not possible in many types of jobs, including high government office—at least not for very long.
Excerpting that paragraph brings me near tears; that's how close to the bone her insight cuts. She's right about this core truth: Being both a good parent and an all-out professional cannot be done the way we currently run our educational and work systems. When I talk to friends who've just had children, here's what I tell them: Being a working parent in our society is structurally impossible. It can't be done right, so don't blame yourself when you're failing. You'll always be failing at something—as a spouse, as a parent, as a worker. Just get used to that feeling. Slaughter's entire article is worth reading for her nuanced exploration of that alone. It's true for people at the top; it's even more true for people at the bottom, who have no sick leave, no choice in their shifts, no freedom to run over to the school if a child is sick.
But I'm going to focus here on the article's core error: It frames the work-family conflict as primarily a woman's problem. Here's Slaughter's comment:
I've come to believe that men and women respond quite differently when problems at home force them to recognize that their absence is hurting a child, or at least that their presence would likely help. I do not believe fathers love their children any less than mothers do, but men do seem more likely to choose their job at a cost to their family, while women seem more likely to choose their family at a cost to their job.
Many factors determine this choice, of course. Men are still socialized to believe that their primary family obligation is to be the breadwinner; women, to believe that their primary family obligation is to be the caregiver. But it may be more than that. When I described the choice between my children and my job to Senator Jeanne Shaheen, she said exactly what I felt: "There's really no choice." She wasn't referring to social expectations, but to a maternal imperative felt so deeply that the "choice" is reflexive.
Perhaps Slaughter is right that that's what most men and most women would choose. I'm not so certain. Her own marriage is a counter-example; her husband, she explains, ran the parenting and home realms so that she could pursue her ambitions. And even those men can get dinged when, however briefly, they need to put their family lives first.
Let me indulge, briefly, in anecdata. My brother is one of those round-the-clock high-flying career guys. I won't list all his degrees and accomplishments, because it would sound like boasting about something that's not even mine to boast about: He's absurdly productive, in work so important that it makes me feel embarrassed to spend my life mouthing off. But when his wife was fighting a brutally aggressive cancer, while our father was dying of a brutally aggressive cancer, while his two sons deeply needed him around, my brother spent more than a year being not fully present at his job. It cost him, significantly. His income ran into trouble. His boss called him out. But he felt the same way that Slaughter and Shaheen say they felt: that there was no choice between his wife, his father, and his children, on the one hand, and his job on the other. He had to take care of his family. His job had to take care of itself.
Yes, that's an anecdote. But it's not unique. Maybe I have an exceptionally kind eye for the mens (as my great-grandmother would have put it), because, as a lesbian, I don't have to live with one. But I'm on a listserv that's been discussing this article all day. The women are talking about their supportive husbands, like Slaughter's, who go all-out to back up the women's work needs. Many of the men are angry that their sacrifices aren't mentioned, confessing en masse that they too feel agonized by having to abandon their children if they're to keep the jobs that underwrite the household. Some are confessing that they, too, have left government policy jobs (albeit not as high-level as Slaughter's) after two years, precisely because it took them away from their families. But men can't be honest about that, because who expects to hear men talk about having real feelings for their families?
I run into this in person, too: Men who have downgraded their jobs in order to spend more time with their kids. I've seen it in the upper-middle class, where men take fellowships or consulting jobs to pick up their kids from school and put them to bed at night. I've run into it in working-class families where the men figure out how to be there for every bedtime, every sports practice, and every game.
Here's what I believe: This conflict is built into the way we live right now. But strong and deeply enforced cultural expectations push men to choose work, and push women to choose family. Women are asked, early and often, about this divide; men are expected not to care. As I've written before, what's the difference between a deadbeat dad and a working mom? Gender. Both are perceived as failing their God-given responsibilities to their children. Our ideas about parenting, and about work, are leftover from the 1950s. A man is supposed to provide. A woman is supposed to nurture. That hurts us all.
And yet the 1950s model was a bizarre exception from the norm. Historically, the vast majority of women have worked while raising their children; they've subcontracted the daily care work to adolescents, who were saving up so that someday they could launch a working household of their own—a vineyard, butchery, farm, bakery, or some other small workplace jointly run by master and mistress. That changed when work left home, and men were shoved out of the house into factories or offices while upper-middle-class women were padlocked inside. The 1950s were a brief moment when the United States dominated the world economically—so completely that, for about a decade, one man could support an entire family, even deep into the working middle classes. But that time is gone, and will never return—and yet, as law professor Joan Williams has written repeatedly, our workplaces are still run with the expectation that this "ideal worker" will be available 24 hours a day, because that worker has delegated all household and emotional labor to a live-in helper—a helper who exists only for the very poor, where families do keep a woman at home, or for the very wealthy, who can afford to subcontract that labor. Meanwhile, as Slaughter notes, our schools are still run on an agricultural schedule, getting the children out in time to milk the cows and keeping them home all summer to work the fields, while their parents are both on the job. What that means: 80 percent of American children are growing up in households with all adults in the workforce, which means most families are desperately trying to patch up the gaps.
Slaughter has some suggestions about what needs fixing, and I profoundly hope that they will be seriously discussed. She urges managers at every level to reconfigure inflexible workplace cultures that confuse office time with work time. She urges leaders to set the example of going home for dinner and returning later, whether in person or via technology. She asks that family care be taken seriously as a credential: Anyone who can manage the children's day and still be productive on the job should be taken as seriously as a marathoner. She writes about how women might consider sequencing their careers and their chlidren, although her discussion assumes that all women are in control of when they meet the right life partners. She points to important research by Ellen Galinsky and her colleagues at the Families and Work Institute about how flexibility contributes to productivity. Dana Goldstein has some great ideas, by the way, about more particular education policies that would both improve children's well-being and learning, and make their parents' lives less frantic.
Slaughter strikes me as having a limited idea of what feminism is. The feminists I knew in the late 1970s and early 1980s wanted to restructure work and family life. Few of those structural reforms got enacted. One key change did come: Women were able to to crack into high-end careers—but that was as far as they could go. They couldn't also, in that generation, push for structural reforms that changed the workplace for everyone. Then came the backlash, from Phyllis Schlafly (whose high-powered career was saying that women don't want high-powered careers) to Caitlin Flanagan (ditto). No movement, no generation has an infinite amount of energy or power to accomplish all the changes needed. Now it's time for the next generation to reshape education and work in ways that enable all of us to have balanced human lives—lives where we can care for our young, our sick, our old, and ourselves without losing either our minds or our jobs.
Thu, 2012-06-21 20:13
What an excellent article. I agree that its central weakness is her perception that fathers are not as interested in having it all. The Mommy Wars will only end when we realize fathers too need to be able to work and care for their children. Men needs to ask for the flexibility all parents need.
Progress has been made since I was having these discussions when pregnant with the first of my four daughters in 1972. My three sons-in-law who are daddies are fully as involved in parenting as my daughters are.
tara lindis
Fri, 2012-06-22 13:01
Honestly, I was surprised by Slaughter's article in The Atlantic because I have long thought The Atlantic hated women, and Slaughter's article actually made valid points about why women - AND MEN - can't have it all. However, I was confirmed in my suspicion's about Atlantic's misogyny when I read Elizabeth Wurtzel's article about how wives are helping kill feminism (http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2012/06/1-wives-are-helping-kill-feminism-and-make-the-war-on-women-possible/258431/)
Yep. Wurtzel says she's feminist, that women who choose marriage and children in addition to work are the ones who aren't, yet, like Elisabeth Badinter before her, I find the "be a man" form of feminism just as misogynistic and limiting. The current work practices aren't family friendly. Period. It's just that women have carried the brunt of it for so long, people like Wurtzel seem to think the answer is to not change the system, but ourselves. Thanks to Slaughter for saying, no actually, it's 2012, women no longer have to blame or change themselves. It's time to change the system.
Fri, 2012-06-22 14:24
At the end of her article Slaughter says:
"I continually push the young women in my classes to speak more. They must gain the confidence to value their own insights and questions, and to present them readily. My husband agrees, but he actually tries to get the young men in his classes to act more like the women—to speak less and listen more. If women are ever to achieve real equality as leaders, then we have to stop accepting male behavior and male choices as the default and the ideal. We must insist on changing social policies and bending career tracks to accommodate our choices, too. We have the power to do it if we decide to, and we have many men standing beside us. "
It is about time someone said this. I am about Slaughter's age. In my day, mainstream feminism was indeed about just getting women into the system which meant, yes, male behavior was the model. Changing the system was viewed as "pie in the sky." We rationalized it by saying too hard to change the system until we are in it but, yes, once we are in the system we will change it from within. Somewhere along the way that was forgotten and the women's movement has been stalled for years. Work/life balanced is still viewed not as a system-wide challenge but as a personal problem to be solved by individuals. Slaughter's article should be a rallying cry for a revitalized feminism that finally takes care of unfinished business. This will benefit all women.
Fri, 2012-06-22 14:35
It won't just benefit women but also men. It's something that I'm really glad is increasingly acknowledged today, but the root of this assumption that male behaviour was the model is (I think...) born out of this sense that men are happy with the current situation and the privileges of being men.
By and large, we're not - or, perhaps more accurately, the expectations of us match our individuals needs and wants rather poorly. The male dominance of society creates a range of benefits for us as individuals and a range of issues we don't have to face as a group but at the same time expectations of masculinity are actually quite a burden on individual men. This article shows that wonderfully. It isn't that men don't care about our families or not wish that we could be better fathers and husbands, it's just that we're expected to like it. What's worse, these things aren't really discussed.
Men's behaviour does need to be shaped and changed but not just to benefit women, to benefit everyone.
Fri, 2012-06-22 14:27
At the end of her article Slaughter says:
"I continually push the young women in my classes to speak more. They must gain the confidence to value their own insights and questions, and to present them readily. My husband agrees, but he actually tries to get the young men in his classes to act more like the women—to speak less and listen more. If women are ever to achieve real equality as leaders, then we have to stop accepting male behavior and male choices as the default and the ideal. We must insist on changing social policies and bending career tracks to accommodate our choices, too. We have the power to do it if we decide to, and we have many men standing beside us. "
It is about time someone said this. I am about Slaughter's age. In my day, mainstream feminism was indeed about just getting women into the system which meant, yes, male behavior was the model. Changing the system was viewed as "pie in the sky." We rationalized it by saying too hard to change the system until we are in it but, yes, once we are in the system we will change it from within. Somewhere along the way that was forgotten and the women's movement has been stalled for years. Work/life balanced is still viewed not as a system-wide challenge but as a personal problem to be solved by individuals. Slaughter's article should be a rallying cry for a revitalized feminism that finally takes care of unfinished business. This will benefit all women.
Fri, 2012-06-22 17:50
Sun, 2012-06-24 09:39
This is a great article but I have to take issue with the idea that I made my choice to stay home with my daughter because of cultural expectations, unless maybe it was to oppose them. It's a little hard for me to shed any tears for those very successful woman, i worked just enough to sqeak by and since the recession hit I'm a pauper but my daughter is very strong and successful
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100gr. Muzzy MX-3 "Bad to the Bone"
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100gr. Muzzy MX-3 "Bad to the Bone"
I shoot the T3'S for deer size game but my state won't let you shoot expandables at elk has anybody had any trouble with the Trophy Taker Shuttles I'm leaning towards those I've shot Muzzies and Montec's and I'm not really impressed with those.
+1 on the WAC'm.
Shot a pig today with a 4 blade 100gr. Went in right behind the ear and exited the off side hind quarter and buried 6 " into the rocky ground.
Great blood trail and complete penetration. Hope they work that well on my elk this year.
For my stick bows I use old style Bear Razorheads or Zwikey Eskimos. If I'm shooting with training wheels I use 4 blade Muzzies in either 100 or 125 grain. My theory is that if there are moving parts there is a chance of failure, mechanicals must also use part of their energy to open and since I shoot fairly low poundage it's a trade off I'm not willing to make.
I've been using the Slick Trick Standards (100 gr.) for the last few years now and they are awesome.
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i like slick trick 100gr,also grim reaper 100 gr.i have had good luck with both.
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I've had good luck with slick trick's razor tricks 100gr.
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Just bought some shuttle t locks, since Idaho won't let you shoot mechanicals. Shot them tonight out to 50 yards, with field point accuracy. Super quiet too, not like my g5 monteks. I like these new heads.


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The High Line
The weather was so nice today that I craved a walk on the High Line. The boys weren't up to it, but Ella and I were. Ella chose this spot to have a small snack while I tried desperately to capture the moment on camera. Lucky for her, we lost daylight pretty quickly so I didn't get to take too many. 56 to be exact. Here's my favorites. Got to love warm weather, that Ella, and automatic mode.
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wow! thanks! i just checked out DelishMag...it's stunning! Can't wait for the next one in Spring!ReplyDelete
I've just found your blog, and I love it! It's love at first post! Wee Ella is so stylish I have already pinned her and her outfit onto my My Style board...ReplyDelete
My husband and I heard about the High Line only about a week ago while watching a documentary on design (can't remember the name of it), and it is somewhere we know we must visit with our own little one, our son Finn.
Just wanted to say hi, and I'll be a regular on here from now on!
Tamara from North Vancouver
thanks. it's on sale at Zara, i can't find it on the website but it should still be in store :)ReplyDelete
- VanessaMarch 30, 2012 at 6:37 PM
Where's her sweater from please? love it!ReplyDelete
- Lauren Morton-FarmerMarch 30, 2012 at 6:37 PM
Awesome photos (and adorable kiddo) once again! Love Ella's outfit - does she have any idea what a fashion able little lady she is? hahaReplyDelete
Love the High Line! Your Ella is beautiful.ReplyDelete
I found your blog some weeks ago, but I haven't commented yet! I was in NY in 2010 (I'm from Spain) in 2010 and I really loved that part of the city, the high line. I'm coming back next March and I really want to see it again!ReplyDelete
Isa from Seville, Spain :)
I am in love with this park. Your daughter seems to be too. What a wonderful way to enjoy this gorgeous (if not scarily warm) weather.ReplyDelete
excellent choice. husband man and i walked the high line yesterday as well. followed by chelsea market--- always.ReplyDelete
Your daughter is such a beauty!ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog and fell in love with Ella. she is so adorable and stylish. she could be a model for children clothes :)ReplyDelete
Love the High Line! Your Ella is beautiful.ReplyDelete


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In many cultures, the belief is that a person's soul is "reborn" into a new body once it leaves the current one. Some theorize that how a person lived their life has some bearing on who, or what they come back as. Do good and you might come back as a doctor or Formula 1 driver. Do bad and you might come back as a cockroach, or worse, a politician. Now, with the exception of Herbie, Christine, or that tragic TV show My Mother The Car, most people don't imbue their cars with souls. If they did, then Mary Pozzi's '73 must have been exceptionally good because it keeps being reborn better and better.
Several years ago we featured her cone-dodging F-body in Camaro Performers magazine. It was fast and Mary wielded it like a surgeon works a scalpel. But as time progressed, the competition kept getting faster.
"In 2002, the LS engine swap wasn't common and there wasn't much available, like aftermarket subframes, three/four-link rears, or anything other than upgrades to OEM parts," Mary informs. "This car had a warmed-over 350/350 combination and was pretty anemic by 2002 standards. Basically, it couldn't get out of its own way if its life depended on it. I planned on eventually replacing the engine and transmission but immediately wanted to start on the suspension and brakes, and upgrade to 17-inch wheels. The initial build took about two years, once parts were removed and replaced, but there always seemed to be something else that needed attention. It's a never-ending cycle, and I'm positive most of your readers can relate to. I drove the Camaro once or twice with the gutless 350 backed by the TH350 automatic trans and promptly gagged a maggot." By 2004, Mary and her husband Dave had picked up GM's new ZZ383 small-block and a Richmond five-speed tranny. "Like all things with this car, the install didn't go easy and between work and horses (my other "job"), this took a year to get done. I ran my first autocross with the Camaro in August of 2005, and my first track day three months later. In early 2006, Dave and I went down to Willow Springs for another track event, and on the way home I told him the horses were going and the cars were staying," recalled Mary.
Over the years the Camaro evolved. Global West Cat-5 leaf springs found their way under the back, while Hotchkis wares found their way up front. Mary and Dave tweaked, adjusted, and sorted out the Camaro until it became capable of winning most autocross events Mary took it to. She explained, "In 2007, I competed in the SCCA Solo Tour autocross in Atwater, California. I ran in C Prepared class and the Camaro weighed almost two tons, including me. Add in that the car was down around 350 hp with a footless overall tire footprint compared to the 'real' CP race cars, and I was at a huge disadvantage. My competition was a past National Champion, and she was good. The Tour is a two-day event with the fastest times for each day added together, and I had her beat by about half a second the first day. On the second day, she killed the course and was ahead by about 0.8 seconds overall (huge in autocross time). On her last run, she promptly ran over the start cone right off the line for a two-second penalty. It was my last run and I needed to improve on a section called the 'showcase.' I entered it quick, trailbraked in, and got the Camaro rotating perfectly to get out fast and smooth. After finishing, I saw my time was over a second quicker than what I'd run earlier. Later, other drivers told me they'd never seen a Camaro do what mine had done, which I thought was pretty cool. I never had more respect or admiration for that car as I did that day."