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Sterling Silver Personalized Toggle Necklace
Crafted of fine sterling silver, our heirloom-quality jewelry serves as a lasting symbol of those you hold dear. Three slim tags, each hand-stamped with a significant name or symbolic word, suspend from the toggle closure of a classic cable-link chain.
- Crafted of heirloom-quality sterling silver
- 16"L cable-link chain holds 3 tags on its toggle closure
- Includes two 1" tags and one 1¼" tag; longer tag hangs in center (as shown)
- Tags are detailed with beveled edges
- Brushed satin finish gives it the gentle patina of age
- Includes three tags
- Beautifully presented and ready for gift giving
- Each letter is individually stamped by hand for one-of-a-kind character, and then lightly oxidized; no two will be exactly alike
Sterling Silver Personalized Toggle Necklace
- 16"L cable-link chain
- Two 1" tags and one 1¼" tag
Sterling Silver Personalized Toggle Necklace
Celebrate someone special. Add an initial, name or date to personalize gifts, apparel, bedding, decorative accents and jewelry.
- Text is set in uppercase Arial font as shown
- 1" tags accommodate up to 6 characters (including spaces); 1¼" tag accommodates up to 9 characters (including spaces)
- Necklace includes three tags. If only one line of text is selected, it will be stamped on the middle tag. If two lines of text are selected, they will be stamped on the left and right tags. Any remaining tags will be blank.
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POTENTIALLY deadly blue-green algae has been found on Windermere.
The Environment Agency says it has found evidence of an algal bloom at Low Wray Bay, prompting South Lakeland District Council to issue a warning.
The authority said anyone using lakes, rivers and reservoirs should treat all blue-green algae blooms with caution and contact should be avoided as skin rashes and illness may occur if the water is swallowed.
Farmers and pet owners should also prevent livestock and animals coming into contact or drinking the affected water, as it can sometimes prove fatal for animals.
SLDC's environmental health team leader, Tracy Howard, said: "Blue-green algae can potentially make people feel quite ill if swallowed or even by just swimming in it.
"We just want people to be aware of the affects and are asking people to be extra careful and vigilant when using the lakes and rivers for recreational purposes during the summer months.
"The public should observe any notices near affected areas and avoid contact or drinking the water."
Many waters are vulnerable to problems with the algae, typically between June and November.
Experts say all blue-green algal blooms should be assumed to be toxic.
The blooms vary in colour from discoloured green, blue-green, greenish brown, or reddish brown.
Further information about blue-green algae can be found on the Environment Agency's website at www.environment-agency.gov.uk
THOUSANDS of punters flocked to Cartmel Races for the course's biggest meeting of the year, spread over three days.
The traditional Bank Holiday Monday event attracted a crowd of 16,000 to watch the seven races.
Jonathan Garratt, Cartmel Racecourse managing director, said the bookies did not fare too badly.
"I think it has been mixed; they have had some favourites going in but I'm sure they have had ups and downs."
Punters successfully backed legendary racer Tony McCoy, who appeared on Monday.
Yesterday, too, proved a rare highlight for racegoers as three Cheltenham Festival horses went on parade for Veterans Day.
Chief Dan George, who is trained just a mile from Cartmel by Jimmy Moffatt, was joined by Mister McGoldrick and Hussard Collonges.
"We have had a lot of people who are on half-term holiday but it's also the day when racing enthusiasts from all over the country come and have their day at Cartmel because the course is slightly less overcrowded," said Mr Garratt.
Meanwhile, a racing steward became the first person to join an exclusive Cartmel 'club'.
Officiating at Saturday's races signalled a landmark for Colin Vickers — it meant he had visited every racecourse in Britain.
Cartmel Racecourse chairman Lord Cavendish presented Mr Vickers with a souvenir badge, which coincided with the launch of an I've Saved The Best Until Last club.
Anyone completing a visit to all Britain's racecourses with a trip to Cartmel will now receive one of the specially-commissioned badges.
Mr Garratt said: "When I came here I was amazed how many people said they had been to every other racecourse before they tasted the unique delights of Cartmel.
"I realised that they were saving the best until last."

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Learn more about Apron White Retro Blue Butterfly:
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|Product Number: 030-506502055 Spice up conversations in the kitchen or around the BBQ with this tasty-looking apron (made of high-quality cotton twill, it's rugged and wears great too). Ideal for cooking, baking, grilling or bartending, it's perfect for foodies of all sizes. Simply slip the apron over your head and pull the waist-level drawstring to tighten it around your neck and waist. Two generous pockets hold utensils and more. * 31" long & 29" wide * 100% heavy cotton twill * Machine washable * Availalbe in White, Khaki, and Lemon


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Copa América - Not quite war, but not far off: Argentina's huge stages in Copa America final
Miguel Delaney takes a look at the huge pressure resting on Argentina as they prepare for the Copa America final. More »Eurosport - 1 hour 4 minutes ago
U-21 Euro - Good Week, Bad Week: Sweden's sweet revenge
Nick Miller takes a look back at a big week in football, and applauds Sweden's refusal to let bygones be bygones as they rub French noses in their glory. More »Eurosport - 56 minutes ago
Euro Papers: Van Gaal's plan to keep De Gea, and REALLY annoy Madrid
The saga of the summer just got a whole lot more interesting as the future of Nicolas Otamendi could keep De Gea at United. More »Eurosport Videos - UK - 1 hour 55 minutes ago
Football - Bayern Munich 'open talks with United over Di Maria'
Angel di Maria is reportedly in line for a possible €50 million transfer from Manchester United to Bayern Munich. More »Eurosport - 3 hours ago
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UEFA has eased restrictions placed last year on big-spending Manchester City and Paris St Germain as part of its break-even financial fair play rules. More »Eurosport - 28 minutes ago


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|Kosher, Fabulous, Delivered – 2011
Our Second Annual KosherEye Gift Guide
KosherEye is pleased to present our second annual kosher holiday gift guide.* Many of our readers have requested that we suggest wonderful kosher gifts for corporate or individual giving.
Gift yourself, your business clients, your staff or family and friends with some of the best kosher gifts and culinary tools for Hanukkah and the holiday season. All of our selections are delicious kosher gourmet products for the kosher lifestyle, or kitchen helpers sure to be a favorite. And, all can be ordered online.
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19th C. British Drum Bookcase
British snare drums from the 19th century – with their signature tension cords, brightly painted hoops and tacked ornamentation – served as the model for our bookcase. As much a conversation piece as it is an element of functional décor, each is crafted of wood and gently distressed to impart the warmth and patina of an antique original.
- Crafted of wood
- Features painted hoops in red and black, tension ropes with leather tabs and tacked ornamentation
- Distressed waxed-canvas around outside in khaki
- Bookcase secures to a wood base and is divided into 9 storage cubbies
- Furniture Tip Restraint included
19th C. British Drum Bookcase
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The Asian-themed garden often plays host to bamboo (both living and sculpted forms), Koi ponds, and Buddha outdoor statues. There might also be a stunning Panda animal yard statue or even a Ninja Gnome but the most spectacular of Asian gardens usually showcase a bronze sculpture or two. Asian-themed sculptures tend to look more impressive and authentic when depicted in bronze because sculptures crafted from that ancient medium have adorned Chinese gardens for more than two thousand years.
The solid bronze Asian Dragon with Power Orb is one such spectacular sculpture. This writhing Asian water dragon is sculpted in the same style as classic dragons that adorn Chinese temples. The power orb is a modern touch but gives this beautiful bronze sculpture a magical, captivating appearance. Although it can be shown on its own, this fantastic, piped bronze sculpture is at its best when placed in a pond or fountain.
The Tranquil Buddha Statue is another stunning Asian-themed bronze sculpture. Carefully crafted in the traditional lost wax method, this Buddha statue is beautifully detailed and resembles many Buddha sculptures that grace temple grounds in Thailand and China. The peaceful, contented look on the face of this Buddha is timeless and inspirational.
Save on these fantastic bronze sculptures and hundreds of other statues for the backyard and the interior of your home and business at Design Toscano.


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18th March 2014
Tory and Lib Dem politicians react with 'scepticism' to UKIP gay marriage 'u-turn' 10
4:43 PM — Liberal Democrat and Conservative politicians have reacted with scepticism at the announcement by Nigel Farage that UKIP will not seek to overturn same-sex marriage.
Lynne Featherstone: Former Stonewall boss Ben Summerskill 'couldn't be more wrong' 7
4:18 PM — Liberal Democrat International Development Minister Lynne Featherstone, previously an equalities minister, writes of her disappointment at Ben Summerskill's decision to question her party's motives in supporting equal marriage.
US: Judge expected to rule imminently in gay marriage ban challenge 3
4:13 PM — Gay marriage advocates in the US state of Michigan are hopefully anticipating a ruling by a federal judge, which could strike down the state's ban on same-sex marriage.
Poll: Over half of people in Japan oppose same-sex marriage 5
2:29 PM — Despite three-quarters of Japanese adults thinking society is unkind to LGBT people, just over half still oppose same-sex marriage.
Faroe Islands: Equal marriage bill voted down 25
2:14 PM — A same-sex marriage bill has been defeated on the Faroe Islands.
17th March 2014
Michael Cashman MEP: Ben Summerskill's attack on Lib Dems undermines Stonewall's founding principles 3
3:01 PM — Labour MEP and Stonewall co-founder Michael Cashman, has criticised the leading gay rights organisation's former chief executive Ben Summerskill for attacking the Lib Dems' support for same-sex marriage.
Lib Dem MP Stephen Gilbert: Ben Summerskill tried to 'rewrite history' with attack on Lib Dems 5
2:10 PM — Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Gilbert has joined those who have condemned former Stonewall boss Ben Summerskill for suggesting that the party was "cynical and opportunistic" in its support for same-sex marriage.
Nick Clegg is 'sad and disappointed' ex-Stonewall boss Ben Summerskill is trying to divide LGBT community 21
12:37 PM — Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has criticised the former chief executive of Stonewall for saying the Liberal Democrats were "opportunistic" in supporting equal marriage.
16th March 2014
Comment: Stonewall should distance itself from Ben Summerskill's Lib Dem equal marriage comments 16
2:37 PM — Lib Dem councillor Mathew Hulbert reacts to comments by former Stonewall boss Ben Summerskill, to defend his party's support for same-sex marriage, and urge Stonewall to distance itself from the comments.
Former Lib Dem MP Evan Harris refutes Ben Summerskill's claim of 'cynical' support of equal marriage 4
12:49 PM — Former Liberal Democrat MP, Evan Harris, has launched back at Ben Summerskill for accusing him of political opportunism over equal marriage, saying he outright misquoted him to support his own politically partisan agenda.
Outrage as Ben Summerskill claims Lib Dems cynically and opportunistically supported equal marriage 58
9:53 AM — Former Stonewall Chief Executive Ben Summerskill has launched an extraordinary attack on the Liberal Democrats, accusing the party of supporting same-sex marriage in a "cynical and opportunistic way", despite his own u-turn on the issue.
15th March 2014
Video: Australian PM Tony Abbott tongue tied over gay marriage questions from high school students 40
2:23 PM — The Prime Minister of Australia earlier this week perhaps regretted his decision to talk to a group of high school students in the grounds of Parliament House.
US: Tennessee must recognise some same-sex marriages, rules judge 1
12:31 PM — A federal judge has made a preliminary ruling which could pave the way for the recognition of same-sex marriages in Tennessee.
14th March 2014
US: Retired bishop faces formal complaints for officiating at gay wedding 1
7:41 PM — A retired bishop is facing formal complaints over his decision to officiate at a same-sex wedding in Alabama.
Was it really necessary for a shop to block this magazine cover featuring lesbian brides? 6
5:31 PM — This shop in the US state of Wisconsin has found itself the subject of strong criticism, as it made an executive decision to block the front cover of a magazine because it shows a pair of lesbian brides almost touching each other.
Ex-UKIP 'Gay marriage caused storms' councillor to face Council investigation
3:24 PM — A former UKIP councillor who blamed flooding on equal marriage is to be formally investigated by officials.
Lesbian's loss of earnings lawsuit hoped to overturn South Carolina gay marriage ban
1:08 PM — An attorney in the US state of South Carolina is hoping that a woman's lawsuit centred around loss of earnings due to no legal recognition of her partnership with her ex, will upend the state's laws banning same-sex marriage.
BBC panel show denies censoring debate about Islam and homosexuality 9
11:34 AM — The BBC has denied accusations of censorship after it dropped a planned debate about homesexuality in Islam from a BBC3 politics show.
Nigerian Justice Minister: Anti-gay law 'prevents citizens from taking the law into their own hands' 8
11:11 AM — Nigerian Justice Minister Mohammed Adoke has described a law banning same-sex marriage and further criminalising homosexuality in the country as a "win-win situation," saying it protects gay people from mob violence.
13th March 2014
US: Florida gay couples sue state for recognition of out-of-state same-sex marriages
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State Rep. Matt Gaetz has thrown himself into the middle of what could be a spirited battle over alimony reform.
Gaetz is a co-sponsor of House Bill 231, championed by a group called Florida Alimony Reform and opposed by the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar.
According to John Fromularo, spokesman for Florida Alimony Reform, H.B. 231 and its companion Senate Bill 718 would reform the way alimony payments are regulated in five important ways:
- Eliminate permanent alimony;
- Create a "right to retire" from alimony payments;
- Establish a "right to modify current judgments;"
- Establish alimony based on an average of spouses' income; and
- Bar second spouses' incomes from being used as a factor for additional alimony.
Although the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar opposes the bills, Shalimar family law attorney Mike Webster said "alimony reform is, in fact, long overdue."
"What has been happening in the court system over my 32 years of practice is an expansion of the awards. The generosity of the courts is causing a backlash from husbands who are paying alimony," he said.
He said he has seen many instances in which an alimony award is abused, possibly most often in the cases in which a man and woman live together after a divorce and, by not marrying, continue to collect alimony from a former spouse.
"I know of one case where a man is paying alimony to an ex-wife who has been living with her fianc← for three years," he said.
Webster said the abuses are allowed to occur because the courts have come to too narrowly define "supportive relationship."
Alimony reform would address the abuse, Webster said, but in his opinion does not go far enough.
Elisha Roy, chairwoman-elect of the Florida Bar's Family Law Section, argued that without a clear definition of "co-habitation" it will be impossible to determine what is a supportive relationship.
She called H.B. 231 and S.B. 718 "anti-family."
"It's horrible for Florida and it's horrible for Florida families," she said.
Roy said revoking permanent alimony status or averaging salaries in negotiating alimony would punish a woman or a man for sacrificing to raise children. She provided as an example a 50-year-old housewife with children divorcing after years of marriage.
"The bill says both parents need to work," she said. " 'You are both self-supporting,' is what the bill says. If you live in Florida and have kids, congratulations to the day-care provider because you're both going out to work."
Gaetz, who called H.B. 231 "good legislation," could not be reached for further comment Friday.
The bill attempts to eliminate permanent alimony — alimony for life — and offer three things in its place, Fromularo said. It provides bridge-the-gap alimony, durational alimony and rehabilitative alimony.
Bridge-the-gap alimony would be paid until such time as a spouse can find work and make money. Rehabilitative alimony is set up to provide money until a divorced spouse can learn a trade and get into the workforce.
Durational alimony, as the bill defines it, would pay alimony for half the duration of the marriage.
Roy sees the alimony reform legislation as allowing "anybody paying alimony to go back and renegotiate."
"It will open the floodgates to litigation," she said.
On the other hand, Webster sees leaving judges with less wiggle room to interpret case law as the best way to reduce lawsuits over alimony issues.
"We need to take away the discretion of the trial courts and make everything black and white. We need bright-line rules, clear lines of demarcation. It's in the exceptions that litigation is bred, and we litigate," he said. "With the trial courts, if you give them an inch they'll take a mile."
Webster estimated his clients to be about 50 percent men and 50 percent women. He said existing laws shaping alimony rulings don't seem to account for the earning power of women in 2013.
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Cops and Corvettes have been a natural fit since the marque's beginning half a century ago. Of course, our friends-in-blue love Corvettes for all the same reasons everyone else does; the cars are beautiful to look at, a thrill to drive, and have the greatest performance value in the history of the automobile. There is, however, perhaps another reason why police officers are especially enamored with Corvettes. Law enforcement, at any level, easily ranks among the most stressful professions under the sun. And what better way to relieve some of that job related stress than to fire up the Corvette and go for a cruise?
Stress relief might have played a role in Nassau County, New York police officer John Walluk's attraction to Corvettes in the past, but now that he's retired it's no longer a factor. Nowadays his pure love for the styling of the cars and the exhilaration that he gets from driving them goes a long way in keeping his interest up. John also derives a great deal of pleasure from doing restoration work to his cars and has done just about everything imaginable, ranging from engine detailing to a full-bore body-off-the-frame restoration of a '70 big-block coupe. That silver coupe, which went on to win the NCRS Duntov Mark of Excellence award and a Bloomington Gold certificate, graced the cover of VETTE's 1970 Silver Salute issue in 1995.
In addition to his passion for Corvettes and his interest in restoring them, John has another impetus for staying involved with Corvettes. "The best part of this hobby," he says without hesitating, "is all of the great people I've met from around the country and even from around the world." The opportunities to meet so many different people has come about because of John's intense involvement with various organizations, most notably NCRS, on both the local and national levels. He has served that organization in various capacities, most recently as judging chairman for the Long Island Metro Chapter.
When people learn that he was an NCRS judging chairman and has gone to the extreme efforts necessary to earn Duntov and Bloomington Gold awards they assume John is an unmitigated purist. While he obviously does have an attraction to excruciatingly correct restorations, this is only part of what keeps him interested and engaged with the hobby. John can best be described as something of a Renaissance man in the Corvette world, with interests that vary widely. To wit, his current ride is a '67 coupe that appears almost entirely stock-but really isn't.
According to John the car started life as a 427/435 four-speed with side pipes, leather seat covers, AM/FM radio, and tinted glass. But, as so often happened with 435 Corvettes, the engine was damaged and rather than repair it a previous owner took the easy way out and simply replaced it. As anyone who has ever had the pleasure of experiencing a '67 427/435 will tell you, it is pretty difficult to find happiness with a lesser engine. That's why the previous owner, seeking a substitute for his damaged powerplant, went to his local Chevrolet dealer and bought a complete LS6 454.


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Everything to fix your kite and keep you on the water. Bladders, valves, repair tape, glue, repair kits, etc.
This kit is essential for any kiteboard trip. The kite repair kite includes everything you need to do an emergency repair.
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The Weatherflow Wind Meter works with a FREE App for your mobile iOS or Android devices recording wind speed (average, lull, and gusts), wind direction, and location. Precision readings (+/- 0.5% or 0.1m/s at up to 15 degrees off axis) in m/s, mph, knots, km/h, and beaufort scales with range from 2mph to 125 mph. Not only does the WeatherFlow Wind Meter come in rugged eco-friendly packaging that doubles as a handy storage case, it fits in your pocket when not in use. When attached, you can share on-site reports with WeatherFlow, Instagram, Vine, Twitter, SMS, Email, or Facebook.
The Weatherflow Wind Meter is the first of its kind by a US-based manufacturer, having been engineered here then calibrated at the University of Florida's Aerospace Engineering Department. You know WeatherFlow from iKitesurf.com, iWindsurf.com, Wind Alert, SailFlow, and FishWeather. Needless to say, they've been around, they know windmeters, and this revolutionary product is no exception to their standard to view and share live-action weather.
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Studio Italia Design was founded in 1950 in Venice, Italy as a premier designer and maker of modern lighting. It was established by Angelo Tosetto, a lighting designer who had visited Murano repeatedly in the late 1940s to learn their techniques of working with glass. Studio Italia was based on Tosetto's passionate exploration of these techniques and other modes of fine Italian craftsmanship.


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Two-term Ward 4 Alderman Richard Corey has confirmed that he will not seek a third term when city elections are held next year.
Corey, who first took office in 2005, said he had been contemplating his second term being his last for a substantial period of time and is wanting to focus more on his career. He is a computer support specialist for the Bagley College of Engineering at Mississippi State University.
"As I became more involved in my career at Mississippi State, I desired more time to be able to focus on that and have more time for myself. I decided I wanted to focus more on my career. I never set out to stay in politics my whole life," Corey said. "It was something I wanted to do to give back to Starkville because Starkville has given so much to me, but I've gotten to the point now where I've spent more of my adult life in public office than I have out of it."
Corey said some of the highlights of his time in office have been working with the city to form a technology committee which worked toward the adoption of the 311 system. That program is the city's non-emergency government report line, which is available for residents to call in cases of animal control problems, street deficiencies and water line breakages among others.
He also said he was pleased with his work with Starkville Electric Department to improve their software to allow for online payments for ratepayers. Among other accomplishments, he said helping to revamp the city's website and being on the committee that wrote the language for the smoking ordinance in 2007 were notable. The ordinance, which prohibits smoking inside all public establishments, was the first of its kind in Mississippi. Since that adoption, more than 60 communities in the state have gone smoke-free.
Corey said the timing of his announcement is based on his desire for other Ward 4 residents who want to serve to have time to think about doing so.
"One of the reasons why I want to make this announcement now is that I want to give people that are interested in serving their community that live in Ward 4 the opportunity to think about whether they would like to step up to the plate and have the time to study it and give them time to make their own decisions on whether or not they want to run," he said.
The city's redistricting process gives Ward 4 territory it did not have before. He said that fact did not play into why he wants to leave public office.
"I had leaned towards not running again before redistricting even came up for discussion," he said. "Therefore the change in Ward 4 is not a factor in my decision."
He said the opportunity to serve Starkville has been a privilege and he wishes the best of luck to those who will run to be Ward 4's new leader next year.
"Just as I left my mark on Starkville, Starkville has left its mark on me," Corey said. "Although I plan to stay here for now, no matter where I go, I will never forget my time here."
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China Buffet Harrisburg
Delicious Chinese Food Buffet to take out or eat in. Lunch and Dinner and Saturday and Sunday it's all day Buffet.
Dutton's Cafe
Family style with seating for 100. In business for over 20 years. Private dining room available for specials occasions. Specialties are catfish and blue gill. Plate lunch daily.
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E'Town River Restaurant
Floating restaurant right on the Ohio River, with fresh catfish served daily.
Flint Hill Vineyard
Flint Hill Vineyards began growing grapes in the Mid 1990's with the efforts of brothers-in-law, Louis Bertino and John Molinarolo. Louis had a vineyard of Concord and Niagara at his home site some years earlier. After courses in the development of a vineyard, two acres of vines were planted from cuttings acquired from an established Southern Illinois vineyard. The varieties planted were Chambourcin and Vignoles, French hybrids proven to fare well in our climate and produce fruit that vinted into excellent wine. In the late 1990's another two acres of vines were planted adding the Seyval Blanc variety, a proven and hardy producer.
Family style home cooking, with daily specials.
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Mackie's Pizza of Harrisburg
The best place in Harrisburg for homemade pizza from the crust, thick or thin, to the homemade sauce and toppings. Also, great stromboli, 5 kinds of salads, and cheese bread stix.
Rudy's Barbeque
Rudy's is a full menu family restaurant since 1932, started by Rudy "King of Hobos." Seating for 70 and available for groups. Specialty house barbeque sauces for sale.
Tequilas Mexican Restaurant Harrisburg
Authentic Mexican food; the best in Saline County.
The Bar B Q Barn
One of Harrisburg's most popular home cooking restaurants, the speciality is fresh pit style BBQ sandwiches. Open Monday through Saturday for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Stop in before hiking in the Garden of the Gods.
The Red Onion
Two-inch pork chops prime rib, steak, and catfish dinners. Also sandwiches.
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Upgrading the suspension in a unibody Chevy has never been easier. Just about every suspension company worth its salt is selling complete front clips. These companies have been pushing the limits of bolt-ons for some time now, and what has come from all that testing are some pretty superior suspension systems and the subframes from which they hang. The newest trend we are seeing is front subframe assemblies that come fully complete with upgraded suspension.
As a consumer this makes the job of upgrading your stuff a weekend project instead of a long, drawn out process. Just remove all your stock stuff in one unit and replace it with the new goods. This keeps the guesswork to a minimum, as you know everything on that clip was designed to work in unison. All of the clips in this guide offer an upgrade of some sort over the stock stuff, whether it's as simple as improved steering and exhaust clearance, to a full blown upgrade over everything. We tried to provide all the information you need in the space we had, but once you are done checking it all out, make sure to contact the companies for the full details
Art Morrison Enterprises
Morrison's new GT-Sport front clip is a popular addition to any '67-'81 Camaro. It also fits '68-'74 Novas. Designed through the use of finite element analysis (FEA), the 105 lb. front clip has strength and stiffness, yet is significantly lighter than the bulky OEM unit. With reduced unsprung weight, forged aluminum C6 Corvette control arms, a shortened front view swing arm, modified caster, and adjustable coil-over shocks, Morrison's GT-Sport clip will provide the handling you want. Through use of a specially modified C6 spindle with lowered steering arm mounting, the power rack-and-pinion steering unit is mounted some 2-inches lower in the frame, which allows for a lower CG and improved handling. Pricing starts at $6,685.00.
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B'z Rods
The crew over at B'z Rods reports that after months of fine-tuning and tweaking, it has "perfected the straight axle frontend for the '62-'67 Nova." The B'z Rods frames have been engineered with a front steer design to provide virtually no bump steer, a common problem with straight axles in the past. This clip also allows you to use almost any oil pan with plenty of clearance for those big headers. Some key features are it's made to use stock core support; super slide springs with urethane bushings; Vega steering box with polished stainless steel pitman arm; forged spindles with pre-fitted pins; 9-1/4-inch Mustang II style vented rotors with a 5x4-3/4-inch bolt circle; GM metric calipers with pads; bearings, seals, etc. The clip comes in raw steel, but powdercoating is available for an additional charge. The clip comes fully assembled. B'z does this to ensure you will have no issues at home. This clip retails for $3,395.00.
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Chris Alston's Chassisworks
Chassisworks' muscle-car g-Machine subframe is a direct-fit solution designed for '62-'67 Chevy IIs. The system features a welded subframe with integrated double A-arm, rack-and-pinion crossmember, and two supporting struts, all secured at the factory firewall mounting locations. Unlike others, the g-Machine Chevy II subframe is completely boxed with welded radiator-core-support crossmember,high-clearance bent support struts for engine and exhaust clearance, and optional aluminum inner fender panels and steel fender supports with integrated hood-hinge mounts. As an option, factory-welded motor-plate brackets can also be added for vehicles requiring maximum chassis stiffness, while an optional mid plate is a simple bolt-on. Systems start at $,3995.00.
Chris Alston's Chassisworks
Classic Performance Products (CPP)
CPP has something for the restoration guys. These '67-'69 Camaro front subframe kits come with a stock subframe that is powdercoated for protection from the elements. They also include a stock or drop spindle, disc brake wheel kit, power steering gear box, stamped steel OE-style control arms, steering linkage, steering arms, sway bar, coil springs, shocks and small-block motor perches. It comes complete, but all components are also sold separately. Many brake, tubular control arm, and steering box upgrades are also available. It retails for $2,779.00.
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Detroit Speed (DSE)
The Detroit Speed subframe has been designed, engineered, and developed for the road and track. The hydroformed front subframe is a bolt-in replacement for the original in '67-'81 Camaro and '68 -'74 Nova applications. The hydroformed framerails feature strength and stiffness, precise quality and repeatability. The subframe comes complete with the following components: Hydroformed framerails, stamped crossmembers, tubular upper and lower control arms, 4041 pre-hardened machined control arm mounting shafts, DSE/JRi coilover shocks with DSE-specific valving, springs, power rack-and-pinion steering, splined anti-rollbar, forged steering knuckles with bearing packs. Up to a 10-inch wide wheel can be packaged without modification to the inner wheelwells. SBC, BBC, LS1, LS2, and LS7 engines are a direct bolt-in to this subframe. Pricing starts at $7,000.00
Detroit Speed, Inc.,
Fat Man Fabrication
Fatman has a trick new suspension that provides Pro Touring handling and style for the '70-'81 Camaro or '75-'79 Nova. This completely new subframe provides vastly improved geometry, with a 2-inch narrower track width. This unit bolts into the unibody just like the original, and is supplied with polished stainless steel control arms, dropped spindles with 11-inch disc brakes, sway bar, and steering hook up to the original column. Billet QA1 colilovers are standard, with other options available, and Wilwood brakes. LS, small- or big-blocks can be installed using the oil pans that fit in the original chassis. The front mounted rack-and-pinion solves the old problem of header-to-steering box interference. Prices start at $4,295.00.
Fatman Fabrications Inc.
For the '67-'81 Camaros and '68-'74 Novas, Heidts offers the Pro-G front subframe. The Pro-G front subframe features heavy duty upper and lower control arms with adjustable rod ends, power rack-and-pinion, 11-inch rotors with four-piston Wilwood calipers, adjustable aluminum coilover shocks, and 2-inch dropped spindles. Available options include double adjustable shocks, splined sway bars, and many Wilwood brake kits including 13-inch drilled rotors with 6-piston polished calipers. The Pro-G clip starts at $4,715.00.
The Helix independent front suspension kits features factory correct dimensions and mount locations for a bolt in installation. Available for multiple applications, including '62-'67 Novas. There are several brake and suspension options to choose from to suite you specific build style. The kit is designed with advance suspension geometry for a smooth ride. Helix is proud to say, "We are independently engineered and tested to achieve ADR certification." Helix independent front suspension kits start at $1200 and come with a lifetime warranty.


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I was surprised to see a Nokia Lumia 920 on this Wendy's commercial last night. I think the phone is debranded (you don't see any logos) but I think the back button, headphone jack and the Lumia pillowcase shape gives it away,
If I am right, I am just glad to see Windows Phone showing in unrelated places like this (helps with awareness). I also don't think Nokia/MS paid for this because of the debranding (which is very common in ads).


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No matter your age, learning to ice skate is fun and gets you into good physical condition without realizing that youre exercising. All of our public sessions are offered to City recreation participants free seven days a week while you are registered in classes. Skate rental, if needed, is only $3.00 per day. All ice skating students will receive a certificate of completion and a photo at the end of their sessions. All students will also participate in a ice skating recital at the end the end of the sessions.
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It doesn't even show up in the device manager!
Have you tried right-clicking the device and uninstalling it? Once uninstalled Windows 8 should install a generic driver upon reboot.
Posted 12 February 2013 - 07:51
If the device is listed in device manager and no driver is installed, at least we could do the driver update via Windows Update *same as of Windows 7*
at the risk of asking a really stupid question....
does win 8 give compatbility install options? (in the hope that at the very least, it might 'find' the cam then do the suto search in windows update for one)
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Dear, that was the driver for USB 3, which I already sorted out by installing a driver for another Asus Version. All the USB's including USB 3 works perfectly.
Have you tried removing the device listed with the yellow icon beside it, looks like its a question mark?
Not sure what that means, must be a Win 8 thing, on Win 7 I've only seen exclamation marks.
And do other USB devices work? I'm assuming it's a laptop but that is still USB for webcam, my built in one still shows as a USB device.
I would assume both the devices showing there with the question marks have some sort of problems.
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Shaken and injured from her battle with unkillable psycho Michael Myers, Laurie Strode is taken to the Haddonfield Hospital for observation, while Dr. Sam Loomis continues his desperate search for his monstrous patient. After slashing his way through the town, Myers manages to track Laurie to the hospital. Numerous night-shift employees are slaughtered in a variety of gruesome ways as Myers closes in on his fixation.
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Birth Name: Howard Hawks
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Born: 05/30/1896
Birth Place: Goshen, Indiana, USA
Death Place: Palm Springs, California, USA
Died: 12/26/1977
Born Howard Winchester Hawks on May 30, 1896 in Goshen, IN, he was the youngest son of Frank Winchester Hawks, a successful local businessman, and Helen, the daughter of C.W. Howard, a wealthy paper industrialist from Wisconsin. The Hawks followed C.W. to Wisconsin in 1998, where Frank joined the family business, before they ultimately relocated to the more temperate climes of Pasadena, CA when Howard was 14 years old. His family's affluence guaranteed him admittance to the exclusive preparatory school, Philips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire, and later to Cornell University, where he majored in mechanical engineering. It was on break from Cornell, during the summers of 1916-17, that Hawks g... Continue Bio >>
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Aleena Headrick of Waynesboro, Georgia spotted a strange sight in front of her home recently.
Headrick told WAGT NBC 26 News, "I was driving by, I saw this giant Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket in my yard, and I thought for sure that I was hallucinating.
So I called my teenagers who were at home and checked to, had them go outside."
Headrick was not seeing things. There was in fact a huge 7-foot Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket in front of her house, and the family had no clue who it belonged to nor where it came from.
The closest KFC is 5.5 miles away.
The distinctive sign has already become a landmark in the area and people have stopped to take pictures with the beastly bucket.
Headrick's landlord and owner of the home, Freddie Taylor. Taylor collects signs like this one and he thinks the bucket is an antique piece. He said, "That bucket right there, if you notice it, it don't say KFC. It says Kentucky Fried Chicken. That bucket's probably forty years old."
Taylor plans on mounting the bucket atop a pole so it can be seen from further away.
Headrick is ok with that idea saying, "It's unusual but it makes really good landmarks when people come to our house. You can just say, 'Come down to the giant you know, the giant KFC bucket and turn right.'"
Clearly Headrick has a good sense of humor about the odd monument. "Too often we need something to laugh about and so I put it on Facebook and told them that I would bring chicken to the next potluck," joked Headrick adding, "Maybe we'll get giant mashed potatoes next to it."
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The start of school is pretty much the same every year, except when it's different.
Monday's opening of the 2013-14 school year went as well as it always does, the same energy of the children, duty of parents, excitement of faculty.
The smiles this year seemed more prevalent, though, and the sense that change is in the air more pervasive.
Eric Bidwell began his first full year as principal, with Kris Bray as his second, and Eddie Joseph and Al London his lieutenants.
"It was fantastic," Bidwell said, reviewing Monday's results with Bray and Athletic Director Mike Sweatt, three key members of the school's leadership.
He said numbers were at 932, up by 47 from the 885 students who finished last year. Apalachicola Bay Charter School Chimene Johnson also saw an increase at the charter school, up by 40 new students to an enrollment of 350 in pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade.
Her words embodied the sentiments of both principals. "It has been a busy two days. But we are off to a great start," Johnson said. "The teachers are excited and prepared. The students have come in and left at the end of the day with big smiles. We are looking forward to a wonderful year."
For freshman Luke Haines, who went to freshman orientation with his mom Lori Brownsworth, the new year is a chance to start anew with schoolwork. ""It's a whole clean slate and this is where it counts," he said. "Since we're in high school, people think we're a little more adult and people start treating us like adults."
Haines began his adjustment to life in Franklin County the second semester of last year, moving here from a rural Iowa district that was fully wired, to the extent each students had an Apple MacBook with which they shared their schoolwork with teachers.
Brownsworth put it in perspective for her son. "It's the old fashioned way," she said as they reviewed his schedule at last week's orientation. "It's OK."
Elementary school
There are right now three Kindergarten, taught by veteran teachers Barbara Bloodworth, Mary Williams and Valerie Miller, but with 77 students enrolled, six more than were in place last year when there were five Kindergarten classes, Bidwell said the school anticipates adding another class. The class size amendment calls for a maximum of 18 students per class.
The first grade classes will see the only new addition to the elementary school faculty, Natasha Pennycuff, who grew up in Eastpoint and recently graduated from Florida State University. A longtime substitute, she'll be now working fulltime alongside Shelly Blackburn and two teachers, Deane Cook and Patty Dempsey, who taught kindergarten last year
The five second grade teachers remain Marvin Boyd, Sarah Brown, Misty Luberto, Leigh Smith and Brenda Vause, as do the four third grade teachers, Lynn Clark, Jeanie Ford, Katrina Ham and Pam Schaeffer, and the three fourth grade teachers, Donna Barber, Laura King and Debbie Childress. Audrey Gay and Melanie Humble will be at the helm of the two fifth grade classes.
For the ESE students, Linda Mitchell will instruct kindergarten and first graders; Gwen Creamer second and third graders; and Beverly Parish fourth and fifth graders. Cathy Wood will instruct the behavior modification classroom, which addresses the needs of students who are emotionally or behaviorally disturbed. Wanda Teat serves as guidance counselor.
David Walker will handle elementary physical education. Bidwell said that while there are no elementary music or art teachers, time has been set aside in the schedule for classroom teachers to address these subject areas.
Middle School
With the closure at the end of last year of the Learning Academy, which addressed credit recovery for students who had fallen behind in their work, those teachers have been moved to the main campus to assume new teaching assignments.
Mike Todd joins Kassi Malcolm in teaching middle school math, while Sharon Solomon will work alongside Spencer Tolbert in teaching middle school science. Elinor Mount Simmons handles credit recovery on the main campus.
Joining Hilary Stanton in teaching middle school social studies will be newcomer Scott Collins, who fills the slot formerly occupied by the retired Pam Marshall. Collins is a veteran teacher who last taught and coached at Wakulla High School.
Teaching language arts to middle school schoolers are three veteran teachers – LeeAnna Parish (sixth), Andrea Keuchel (seventh) and Lydia Countryman (eighth). Teaching middle school math are Shevial Weston and Dale Millender.
Newcomer Gerald Tate, a recent Troy University grad, replaces Laura Baney in teaching middle school ESE, and will work alongside Stacey DeVaughn.
Also new to the school is middle school phys ed teacher Jonathan Creamer, a 1999 Apalachicola High School grad who holds a bachelor's degree from Florida State and recently received his master's degree from the University of South Florida.
Karl Lester is back at the helm of the middle and high school bands,
High School
New to the math faculty is Christy Wood, from Port St. Joe, who replaces Roy Carroll. Returning to the science classroom is David Meyer, who had taught science previously before becoming the school's computer coordinator. That information technology task will now be handled under a private sector contract with Eagle Tree Technologies, a newly formed company under the management of Kevin Ward. Heidi Montgomery returns as the other high school science teacher.
Back teaching social studies are Stephanie Howze Jones and Jamie Duhart, while language arts will be again handled by Callie Nichols, Barbara Lee and Sherry Joyner.
Returning in their roles at the high school are Debbie Fletcher (Culinary Arts), W.K. Sanders (Carpentry), Jennifer Edwards (Digital Design), Charlie Wilkinson (ESE), Karyl Gavigan (Art and Food Prep) and Carol Davis (Virtual School).
New this year are Aaron York, a former Bozeman School staffer who will teach phys ed, as will returning PE teacher Michael Sweatt. Patty Creamer will helm the library, while Harolyn Walker serves as academic coach, Roderick Robison as middle and high school guidance counselor.
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The ABC School has a new preK teacher, Katy Sparks, who has a degree from Auburn University and Piedmont College. She comes from Georgia with a background in early childhood and preK experience.
The two new first grade teachers are Roxanne Ramsdell, who studied at the University of Wisconsin Parkside and National Louis University in Illinois, with 17 years' experience in Wisconsin and the US Virgin Islands, and Haley Baroody, who grew up in Wakulla County and graduated from Florida State University. She has teaching experience in Oregon and most recently an international baccalaureate school in Costa Rica.
The new third grade teacher is Jessi Ammons, a native of Apalachicola and graduate of Florida State University, with 10 years teaching experience in Florida.
The two new fifth grade teachers are LeeAnne Poloronis, an Apalachicola native, graduate of Florida State University, who is returning to the school with 11 years' experience in education; and Shelby McDonald, who comes from Georgia with nine years teaching experience.
MacKenzie Williams, an Apalachicola native, former Apalachicola High School basketball star who graduated from Florida State University and is now in his first year as a certified teacher.


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Religious controversy aside, the styling is fab! Much like Madonna, Lady Gaga knows how to stir up the religion pot.
To each his own, we're here to talk about the styling in Lady Gaga's new "Judas" video that dropped today…
Maybe we are becoming headpiece addicts, as last week was all about the Royal Wedding tiara. This time it's about Lady Gaga's crown… honestly, far less safe than not wearing a helmet when riding shotgun on the back of a motorcycle.
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Safety issues aside, we're also fresh from the Alexander McQueen retrospective, so stylish skull designs are on our mind as well.
Then again, back in the "Bad Romance" video there was the chicken or the egg (no, not her Grammy egg) controversy on whether or not Lady Gaga's influenced the circle lens trend or just picked up on it. Surely, wearing long and wacky nail art, will make some wonder who picked up the prize at the Nail Art Olympics.Published on May 05, 2011


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I saw this movie on SBS last night. Laugh out loud hugely.
We had subtitles on it.... sorry couldn't find a youtube one with subtitles.
Its so funny. Mix of Startrek and Star Wars. And as corny as it looks it actually had huge big budget action scenes in it.
All the male crew on the dreamship are gay (the girls are desperate) and as the crew travel through time and space to find a solution for earth being invaded from Mars they also paradoy Robin hood and Westerns.
Capt "Kirk" is only interested in getting back to earth for the Miss Waikiki contest, "Spock" is in love with "Kirk" and both are having hissing fits about their jealously over the hunk.
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Running it as VM has loads of advantages, one less equipment - means less power consumption as well Two since I run development code of pfsense, I just take a snapshot before I do an update if something doesn't work in the update or fails, click back to my stable setup. This advantage would be there if not running development as well for when you update, but I update every few days to a couple of weeks whenever I see a new snapshot from pfsense that makes sense to go too or its been a few weeks. Currently there is issue with renewing your IPv6 address, so been updating every few days hoping for a fix, etc. It is not renewing, so you have to turn it off and grab a new one - which changes the PD your getting, so annoying when your IP range keeps changing, etc.
Three - since its VM, I can swap out any firewall distro I want very quickly never having to touch a wire. And if I setup the same mac on the different VM, I don't even have to reboot my modem, and maintain my public IP as the same, etc. So I can try out smoothwall if I want, untangle, or m0nowall, etc. etc. Or drop back to stable 2.0.2 version of pfsense if need to test something for someone, etc.
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Today, the World Intellectual Property Organization, the UN's copyright/patent/trademark body, hosted a "Information Meeting on Educational Content and Copyright in the Digital Age" -- a meeting where representatives of libraries, Creative Commons, publishers, and science organizations vied to convince representatives from WIPO's 182 member national governments about the need for laws that balance the rights of creators and educational users of copyrighted works. Representatives from the governments of Chile and Canada gave inspirational presentations about the education-friendly copyright exception proposals currently being considered in their national legislatures.
Geneva - Our latest trip to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) ended last week, and we registered victories on all three of the issues that we've been following. First, the Development Agenda -- which looks at WIPO's impact on developing nations -- will continue to be a central part of the organization's work in 2006. Even as developed countries like the U.S., Japan, and most European states tried to shunt these proceedings into a committee that hadn't met for two years, developing countries from around the globe fought to keep their future on the front burner. A compromise was reached, and the Development Agenda will proceed in a provisional body specifically tasked with producing concrete recommendations for next year's General Assembly Meeting.
The Development Agenda is the most contentious issue WIPO has ever considered. So it's pretty surprising to hear the Chair describe a "wide majority, a significant majority" of opinion on just about anything. But that's what he said about the push to keep the agenda at the center of WIPO's work. While the vast majority of countries want to continue tackling the DA in a high-level meeting process known as the IIM, holdouts like the United States and Japan are still pushing to bury discussions in a nebulous committee that hasn't met for years. We won't know the results of this jockeying until Monday or Tuesday, but we'll report here as soon as we do.
EFF returned to Geneva this week for the WIPO General Assembly, a two-week marathon meeting where last year's progress is reviewed and future plans are hatched laid. While there are dozens of items on the agenda, we're tracking two very closely: the future of WIPO's work vis-a-vis the developing world (a.k.a. the Development Agenda) and a proposal to turn broadcasters into a new class of copyright holders (a.k.a. the WIPO Broadcasting Treaty). Both are currently moving in the right direction.
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The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is the UN agency responsible for treaties involving copyright, patent, and trademark laws. Although WIPO, like other UN agencies, is charged with furthering humanitarian aims, historically it has created treaties that ratchet up intellectual property rights no matter the consequences to the developing world.
This is changing. Brazil and Argentina, leading a group of 14 countries (with the support of other developing nations such as India, Pakistan, and the African Group), have demanded that WIPO adopt a "development agenda," whereby all of its new treaties will take into account international development goals. Now comes the hard part: turning this proposal into a concrete plan of action.
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The evolution of Pro Touring is an interesting one. It's gone from thinly disguised race cars that only young guys with healthy backs could endure on the street, to mega-dollar show cars that log most of their mileage driving up and down trailer ramps. However, in an interesting and somewhat unexpected turn of events, the most recent crop of six-figure Pro Touring machines have proven themselves on the track in ways no one could have imagined just a few years ago. Thanks to events like the Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational and the American Street Car Series, these high-profile street machines have earned the respect of the staunchest of naysayers while smoking Corvettes and Porsches along the way. Playing in this arena requires some serious suspension hardware, and that's right up the Roadster Shop's (RS) alley. While the suburban Chicago-based shop may be best known for their ultra high-end, award-winning muscle car builds, it has been manufacturing complete chassis and cutting-edge suspension hardware since day one. To get a better understanding of how factors such as suspension pickup points, spring location, camber curves, bushing design, and sway bar stiffness affect ride and handling, we had Jeremy Gerber explain the technical elements of design that go into all of the Roadster Shop's suspension components.
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There are many shortcomings of a factory muscle car suspension design, and perhaps the most significant is the location of the suspension pickup points. It is easy to correct factors like floppy bushings and weak hardware by simply upgrading to a bolt-on aftermarket control arm. What you cannot achieve is the relocation of the suspension pivot points or changing the geometry of how it functions. When your average enthusiast looks at a double wishbone suspension, they oftentimes see no more than a pair of spindles attached to some control arms with a set of coilover shocks providing the motion control. The majority of people see the control arm pivots as a simple means of attachment that have no purpose beyond connecting the control arms to the spindle. In reality, the location of these pivot points are the core and most important feature determining the performance of your front suspension. On the RS Fast Track suspension, there are countless hours of engineering and design time invested in simply locating the control arm pivot points in order to yield the best possible performance in the industry. In a computerized 3-D suspension model, we are able to plot the location of the roll center and instant center of the suspension system and optimize its location and manipulate ride and handling characteristics. The pivot points are more than just mounting locations. They form an invisible grid in the suspension design software that allows mapping the swing arm lengths of the control arms, antidive percentages, caster and camber gains, and a variety of other performance factors that ultimately contribute to designing a high-performance suspension system.
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A hallmark of running an aftermarket front clip or frame is having an outstanding balance of ride quality and handling. There are many clear and simple advantages of utilizing a complete aftermarket chassis, such as added strength, rigidity, and ride height. While these key items are very straightforward and easily identifiable to the customer, what cannot be shown in an advertisement is the ride quality, feel, and performance of the chassis. In order to obtain this, we have found that beyond our in-depth engineering of suspension components there is a lot of knowledge to be gained from building, testing, and tuning vehicles. We go to great lengths to design a complete package where the rear suspension works together well with the front suspension, making the car perform great as a complete package. Many overlooked items, such as exhaust routing, crossmember locations, and body mount locations lend themselves to the ride quality of a car. It is very important to make sure that no moving or vibrating parts come in contact with the body of the car in an effort to eliminate interior vibrations. The springs and coilover shocks lay a massive roll in the ride quality of the car. In order to use them to the best of their abilities, however, we have optimized the motion ratios of our front and rear suspension packages to allow the use of lighter spring rates for a smoother ride while not sacrificing performance. Simply put, where some suspension systems require the use of a 600-lb/in spring to hold your vehicle up to its ride height, a Roadster Shop chassis may only use a 450-lb/in spring. We do not rely on high spring rates for roll resistance through cornering, and instead we have designed a system that lets light springs provide great ride quality while utilizing splined sway bars to keep the roll angle of a car to a minimum.
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Muscle cars are by no means lightweight machines, and the stress on the chassis is compounded by today's modern tire compounds and massive horsepower output. Consequently, all RS framerails are built from 10-gauge mild steel, providing a super-solid structure for the rest of the chassis. In addition to this, we integrate a variety of 0.250-inch plate steel gussets and 0.125-inch wall tube crossmembers to make our chassis as rigid as possible. There is a huge difference between a dedicated race vehicle and a muscle car you intend to drive on the street, and strength in the suspension components is one of the key differences. We sacrifice nothing to provide the strongest control arms and suspension components possible. Our lower control arms are built from 1.625-inch tubing with 0.125-inch wall thickness, which is more than twice the diameter and strength of other systems on the market. Our upper control arms are built from the same material, only in a 1.25-inch diameter. We use 4130 chromoly, pre-hardened upper control arm shafts that can withstand any abuse the road or track can throw at them. Heavy-duty machined components are utilized all throughout the suspension to make sure that no pothole or imperfection in the road will cause harm to your suspension. Years ago, a 500hp big-block Chevy was considered a high-performance street motor whereas today it isn't uncommon to see 850-plus horsepower LS motors that are lighter and more efficient. When you factor in the effects of wider and stickier performance tires, it is crucial that a suspension system and chassis be up to par. We cut no corners when it comes to strength and materials. We do not use commonly available components that may fit the bill. All components have been designed and built specifically for our application. By doing this, RS suspension components can handle in excess of 1,500 hp. With built CV axles utilizing chromoly CV joints and 300M axleshafts, even our independent rear suspension units are able to accommodate these massive horsepower demands.


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Perfectly Done, Perfectly Kosher! – Part 3
Now that you know all about the different types of beef and which cuts are kosher, it's time for you to beef up on beef preparation. But there is one more factor you may have to take into account when perusing the butcher's shop: the cost. Some cuts tend to be more expensive than others.
The economy has taken a toll on many households, but that doesn't mean that beef is not affordable. According to Peter Swerdlow of Griller's Pride.com, there is a South American rib eye steak that sells for approximately $11 per pound. When aged in the refrigerator for about two days or marinated for 12 hours, it can be just as tender as the pricier Black Angus rib eye steak.
If you've got a little more cash to spend, Swerdlow recommends the French roast, prime rib, Black Angus rib eye beef steaks or first cut 1.5-inch veal chops. These cuts are all a bit more extravagant, but perfect for a splurge, a special occasion or special guests.
Every beef cut entails a recommended method of preparation. A proper recipe can bring out the full flavor of each cut and Swerdlow shares some of his preparation tips:
Ribs taste the best when they are first marinated and then grilled.
For a roast beef cut, he prefers two methods :
For steak:
You can now confidently stroll into the kosher butcher shop, select the perfect cut for your taste and budget, and understand some of the best basic preparation methods for the cut. You'll have all of your family and guests mouths "watering" in no time as the smell of your beef dish wafts throughout the house, promising an extraordinary meal!
Please read excerpts from our conversation with Peter Swerdlow of Grillers Pride.
Beef and the Warming tray:
Unless you are a professional chef or experienced foodie, properly done beef (and poultry) requires a cooking thermometer and we think that it is a MUST for the home cook or foodie. We are recommending two types– one digital, one instant read. We like the Taylor Classic Style Meat Dial Thermometer and the Taylor Digital Thermometer.
*Remember, beef will continue to cook after being removed from the heat source—while it is resting. As a general guide, the following temperatures apply to the cooked internal temperature of beef :
Rare 140°
You've come so far. You're a master of choosing what type of kosher beef you want and which cut is best, but you've returned home from the store and realized – there's more to beef than merely cooking it. The recipe with the perfect blend of spices and ingredients will both complement and enhance the flavor of your meat.
We have selected a few excellent beef recipes to share, including a kosher adaptation of Julia Child's famous Beef Bourguignon. But be adventurous; as the great Julia said in her book My Life in France, "This is my invariable advice to people: Learn how to cook – try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun!"
Kosher Beef Bourguignon, Korean Style Short Ribs, Famous Steak House Steak, BBQ Ribs with Marinade and Sauce, 2nd Avenue Deli Brisket, and Polynesian Steak Sauce Marinade.
For additional recipe ideas, please visit BeefItsForDinner and GrillersPride.com.
Check out USDA.gov for additional tips on the proper storage and cooking temperatures for meat.
We would like to acknowledge Adina Solomon, KosherEye's sensational summer intern for researching and collaborating with us on this series of articles. She certainly has gotten to the "meat" of the subject!


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Posted 28 October 2012 - 12:47
Also, despite being outsold two-to-one, it still makes as much money as Samsung.
Posted 28 October 2012 - 14:07
...Yes but Apple could outsell Samsung, honest, honest, honest, truly, honest, they really could, they're better in every way, honest and truly they are, Samsung just got lucky, that's all, we're ok, we really are, we'll be fine, honest...........
Posted 28 October 2012 - 15:38
except for the overpriced walled-garden way, expandable memory, large screen & fast network way. LTE is over a year old, its almost fully deployed and Apple got 1 LTE phone out... yawn.
There was one month (August 2012) that the sales of the S3 exceeded the 4s. One month. The 2 to 1 number the article references are comparing Samsung's shipment to retailers number to Apple's sold to consumers number.
Samsung developed a competing product that exceeded the walled-garden approach & got it to market sooner. Apple DID outsell samsung, but not anymore.
Apple stopped innovating & the proof is in the numbers. consider their $350 7" tablet 'tax' when most competitors are UNDER $200. hell, playbooks are $150 taxes in around here now!
The only people sticking with apple are those with an account at the AppStore with $$$$ sank into it.
iOS is boring in its 6th unchanged interface year.. Everyone else is seeing the light now. even iPads sale expectations are down almost 20%. must be why the 7" is so expensive.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:21
Yawn indeed.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:33
I don't see how that crushes Apple
iPhone is still selling strongly. Its just that overall smartphone market is growing.
Let's compare the sales of the GS3 to the 5.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:36
Samsung is one of the few companies that actually can challenge Apple, and win.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:41
Samsung outselling Apple by 2:1 is called crushing in my book.
Yes.. that's where they also outsell them.. Galaxy phone outsells iPhone by itself.. when you count in other models they outsell Apple 2:1. And btw, Apple still sells Iphone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and now iPhone 5.


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Sunday March 8
While physically not there, my mind (and body clock) is still on the Goldy so we're not gonna quit now! Anyway, just got caught up with the photo gallery (above) from Sunday's action where we saw Stephanie Gilmore defeat Oahu's Melanie Bartels to win the Roxy Pro. Stephanie is surfing light years ahead of the other girls on tour and another World Title seems like a lock even at this early point in the tour. As for Melanie, I'm really stoked for her. After a couple up and down years and losing a major sponsor, she got it together and has been ripping hard (and up to her potential) since last season. Stoked for Coco and Paige Hareb too as it looks like the women's rookie class of 2009 is all they were hyped up to be.
As for Kelly losing to Julian Wilson, all I can say is that Ace Buchan was spot on in his Cote's Cube interview when he said the only way to beat Slater was if he continued to ride those super small boards that he shaped himself. My guess is that Kelly will continue to ride the boards he shaped all year…a little birdy told me that Al Merrick put him up to the challenge to see if he can win a world title on equipment he crafted.
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Okay, I dunno whether anyone will know the answer here, but I thought I'd throw it out there, especially to those who are major aficiandos of Tolkien's Middle Earth mythopoeia in general, and not just The Hobbit.
In the film, I noticed that there are at least two parts where the language used is untranslated. Towards the beginning, at Bilbo's house, Thorin yells something in Dwarvish to shut the arguing Dwarves up. The second instance is the chant in Quenya, Sindarin, whatever it is that Radagast is using to cure Sebastian the Hedgehog and drive the spiders away. Does anyone know the translation for either of these?


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Distributor With An LS?
I just received my April issue and I was reading about the '67 Chevelle with the LS2. You mentioned the DUI HEI-type distributor. I wanted to know how they got a distributor to work in the LS2. I have been following articles on LSX swaps and recently picked up a 6.0L out of a wrecked police paddy wagon for cheap and I was thinking of putting it in my '79 Camaro.
I also want to agree with the other letters you received about B-body builds, I have a '94 Caprice wagon that runs 14.20s and would love to see those cars in the mix.
John Simmons
Philadelphia, PA
The distributor conversion is made possible by using an LS Front Distributor Drive Cover. These conversion kits were originally designed by Wegner Motorsports and can be purchased through them directly or at your local Chevrolet parts center, including Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center and Pace Performance. Pricing will vary, but we've seen them as low as $400; just know that you'll still need a carburetor-style manifold and a distributor to complete the package.
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I love the magazine and I wanted to ask how I could get my ride into Chevy High? I have an '86 C10 that I'm currently in the process of restoring and I think it would be perfect for your magazine. Thank you!
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It's actually easier than you think and since we're constantly getting inundated with this question, we'll just share it here with everyone. For starters, email us like you have, only be sure to include a high-res image and all of the details of your pride and joy. There are a lot of cars that get submitted that we can't use because of the image size. Without getting into technical details for the format, let's just say, put your camera on its largest setting mode and snap away. Two helpful hints; have the light behind you and shining onto the car and avoid busy backgrounds.
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Well, I took your advice and went with the aftermarket block, but as usual things got a little crazy. I put together a 436ci small-block with a Dart Iron Eagle block, GM 363 high-port 18-degree cylinder heads, Jesel rockers, Callies crank, Oliver rods, 13:1 compression Diamond pistons, 0.874 Crower lifters, Trend 7/10-inch double-taper pushrods, and Moroso and Peterson dry-sump system. The cam features 277/288 duration with 0.808/0.766 lift at 0.050.
On the dyno it made 762 hp at 7,000 rpm and 623 lb-ft at 5,500 rpm; my question is about adding a 200 to 300 hit of nitrous with an NOS Double Cross plate. All the baseline settings are for a 540ci big-block. Should I just reduce jet sizes about 20 percent to compensate for the smaller engine size or go with the chart in the handbook? I read your stuff every month and you give real-world advice based on facts and your personal experience, which I respect. Thanks.
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Keep in mind that jets are limited by their size, meaning the jets have no idea how big or small the engine is. That said, any given jet size will only produce a certain level of horsepower, and for all jetting concerns we certainly suggest following the manufacturer's recommendations. When it comes to anything greater than a 250 shot on an aggressive powerplant, this is where things can get a little complicated and enlisting the pros will greatly benefit your tune and the life of your engine. For what you're looking to do, I would get in touch with Steve Johnson at Induction Solutions (induction-solutions.com). He plumbed the three-stage system on our 598ci big-block and we haven't even nipped a plug all season, let alone worried about a complete meltdown. The most important thing to remember is to start with baby steps and tune up progressively, all the while reading the plugs after every pass. Every combination has an unbelievable amount of variables and again, while the smaller tunes are easier to handle, it's the bigger hits that require a bit more attention. Good luck and keep us posted on your results!