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When you figure out just how many were built, the L88 option should have been a small footnote in Corvette history. In 1967, only 20 cars were equipped with this landmark option, most ending up in racing environments, never seeing local cruise nights or pleasure driving of any kind. Rarity, however, breeds interest; and, today, the more rare the musclecar, the more public excitement it generates.
The Bill Tower '67 L88 is unique among L88s. It was the General Motors Proving Grounds test car in 1967, and saw plenty of track time before it was shipped to Florida for resale at Rathman Chevrolet in Melbourne. It is an L88 with perhaps the most colorful history short of the L88 race cars that competed at Le Mans and Daytona that famous year. It is a true delivered-to-the-public L88, complete with all the original artifacts including some prototype side pipes, unique L88 sticker placements, and functional L88 stinger hood.
Frankly, we're quite proud to bring this L88 Corvette to the pages of Corvette Fever for a number of reasons. First and foremost, this rare Goodwood Green L88 hasn't been out of Bill's garage in five years, and he was kind enough to break it out and clean it up for our photo shoot. This is an amazing 500-plus-horsepower production car that represents a significant piece of Corvette history.
But Bill's stories were the best part of our encounter with the '67 L88. While he hadn't forgotten about the great mid-year stashed in his garage, seeing the car in the light of day brought back memories of when it was new and he worked at the GM Proving Grounds. At that time, for the most part, Bill was focused on solving the 435hp big-block's overheating problems. According to Bill, those cars wouldn't even idle for three minutes without going over 230 degrees and overheating. Bill helped fix many of those problems with a stiffer fan clutch, but they were always difficult to keep cool.
At a different location on the grounds, the L88 development team was hard at work building up this thinly disguised race car. Through the work of Marty Sullivan at Holley Performance Products, they developed the 850-cfm carburetor that was standard equipment on the engine and in future street machines around the world. During that time, Bill had a chance to witness the uncorked raw power of the L88 at speed. As Bill tells it, "When that L88 hit the high bank, everyone stopped what they were doing to watch."
Don't you wish you were there?
The '67 L88 shown here went through some interesting hands before ending up in Bill Tower's garage. After its days of Proving Grounds tests, it was shipped to Indy 500 winner Jim Rathman at Rathman Chevrolet in Melbourne, Florida. The car was a present from General Motors to Bill for handling the delivery of the Corvettes Chevrolet gave to the NASA astronauts that year. In fact, the L88 and all of the new Corvettes for NASA were shipped on the same car carrier.
At the time, the L88 was damaged, having dropped a valve in the last of its Proving Grounds tests. The non-running L88 was on the top row of cars on the carrier, which made the unloading process interesting.
"I spoke with the guy who unloaded the car from the carrier that day," says Bill. "He said it was quite a 'ride,' as the car had the J56 metallic brakes and no engine power. As a result, the unheated brakes didn't hold; but, luckily, it stayed in the ramps when it literally bounced from the top row to the bottom. It could have been a complete disaster."
While the car was supposed to go directly to Rathman's home, it ended up going to the dealership for engine repairs. The head was removed and repaired, and no other internal engine damage was seen. Shortly thereafter, Rathman and his team took the car to nearby Daytona for some testing of their own.
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If you would be interested in volunteering as an MCP, LEGO is accepting applications. More information is
Jul 6, 2007
MINDSTORM Community Partners Taking Applications
If you would be interested in volunteering as an MCP, LEGO is accepting applications. More information is
10 comments:
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
And before any teenagers out there, like myself, get too excited, you have to be over 18 to apply... :-(
- Jul 6, 2007, 12:58:00 PM
- Andy said...
Dang!!! And I hoped that I could help! :-( Well, thanks for telling before I was going write it! You saved me for 2 minutes of writing :-P
- Jul 6, 2007, 1:39:00 PM
- Maniac of Mayhem said...
Why would LEGO publish this add through Brick Brothers instead of through their own website? I couldn't find a press release anywhere!
Is this genuine?
- Jul 6, 2007, 10:12:00 PM
- Rick Rhodes said...
The press release is genuine. We confirmed it directly from LEGO.
I do not know for certain why teens are excluded, but I can speculate. My guess is that LEGO needs adults to sign confidentiality agreements, with respect to new products under development. But that is only a guess.
- Jul 6, 2007, 10:51:00 PM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Lol, well yeah as Rick said, the MCP's have to be confidential and everything, so it's reasonable that they don't want minors signing up... :-)
- Jul 6, 2007, 11:30:00 PM
If you're accepted as an MCP, is that position permanent, or do you hold that position for a "phase" (such as 1 year)?
- Curious
- Jul 7, 2007, 3:55:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
First, yes, a position on the MCP is not "life long" - it is generally for a term of (if memory serves) one year. And then *everybody* (including those of us that have been with this from before the MCP) have to re-apply (it is, after all, a community - not an exclusive club).
Second, the reason Brother Brick and similar put this up is likely because of the LEGO Ambassador program - there were "releases" of this information at various places (such as LUGNET) via the ambassadors, so it was released by LEGO... just not via a formall press release sort of style.
Brian Davis
- Jul 7, 2007, 9:19:00 AM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
The request for the "MCP 2.0 application" mentions wetware. Can someone please explain this term in reference to the NXT? Thanks.
- Jul 7, 2007, 6:26:00 PM
- Damien Kee said...
Wetware has a few different meanings.
In biologically inspired robotics, this tends to refer to simulating biological process in software. Eg modelling the hippocampus to do SLAM or the cerebellum for system modelling.
It can also refer to the skills necessary to take information from sensors and use them appropriately, typically done by the human brain, but in this case I think they are referring to the NXT.
eg. If a human starts falling over, the inner ear tells the brain that it is falling over. The wetware (brain) is then responsible for telling the legs to move accordingly to maintain balance.
Thats how I see it :)
- Jul 8, 2007, 6:39:00 PM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
Thank you very much for your explanation.
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1."Your childhood was bad? Wait till you see your bill."
Among those who seek psychological help in the U.S., 40% undergo therapy with a social worker, psychiatrist or psychologist, according to JAMA Psychiatry, a peer-reviewed medical journal published by the American Medical Association. All that talk doesn't come cheap. There is no set charge, but therapists say rates can vary from $75 to $250 an hour. In fact, Americans spend around $10 billion a year on all kinds of psychotherapy — from relationship counseling to cognitive-behavioral therapy — according to research reviewed by Bruce E. Wampold, clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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The person on the couch isn't the only one with problems. Quentin Fottrell has five things therapists won't tell you. Photo: AP
One therapist's fees for different clients can also vary wildly, experts say. When shopping around for a therapist, there's nothing wrong with negotiating, says Simon Rego, director of psychology training at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City. Many clinicians offer a sliding scale for those with limited funds, he says. Sometimes, therapists dedicate a certain number of slots per week to low-income clients, he says, and there are counseling organizations that offer pro bono services to veterans and victims of natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy. In other cases, Rego says, therapists expect potential clients to haggle. "Some therapists claim a sliding scale as a rubric to negotiate," he says.
There's evidence though that good therapy is a bargain at any price. In clinical trials, psychotherapy has been shown to be effective in treating depression, anxiety, marital dissatisfaction, substance abuse and even sexual dysfunction, Wampold found. And relapse rates can be lower with some types of psychotherapy than with medication, according to research by Steve Hollon, a professor of Psychology at Vanderbilt University. For major depressive disorders, a 2009 Department of Veterans Affairs study on psychotherapy's effectiveness suggests a combination of therapy and antidepressants as a first line of treatment.
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Red Bull's X2014 cars: more pics
In-game update reveals two more of Newey's 'X' cars from Gran Turismo 6, and they look fantastic
Posted: 19 Dec 2013
If you've inserted your Gran Turismo 6 cassette into your video games console in the correct manner, you will soon be able to race a car penned by Red Bull's tech genius Adrian Newey: the RB X2014.
It's a car designed for the virtual realm, with no restrictions or limitations like you get in any motorsports formula, and is thus the purest of pure speed machines available. Now there are three.
Available as an update for GT6, the first of these three cars is the RB X2014 Junior, while we are assured a later update will add the RB X2014 Standard car, and the RB X2014 Fan car. No more tech info has been released, so for now, just have a gander through these pics.
Reckon you could design something better? (clue: no, you really can't)
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Adapted from a recipe shared by Rebbetzin Lori Palatnik, JRWPRaisins and brown sugar add a sweet twist to this Shabbos challah
3 Tablespoons yeast (or 3 pkgs.)1 small soup bowl of warm water (1 cup)2 1/4 cups warm water1 Tablespoon brown sugar1 Tablespoon saltRaisins- about 2 handfuls,(1 cup) white raisins preferred4 eggs, slightly beaten7 cups white flour7 cups whole-wheat flour3/4 cup oil3/4 cup brown sugarsesame or poppy seeds (optional)
Dissolve yeast in soup bowl of warm water with 1 Tablespoon brown sugar. Set aside to "bubble-up."
In a large bowl, combine eggs, oil, brown sugar, about a tablespoon of salt, a couple of handfuls of raisins (white raisins work best). Add the yeast/warm water mixture that has started to "bubble-up" and all of the warm water. Stir together.Add flour, alternating a couple of cups of white, then whole wheat. Use your hands to mix and gradually, keep adding flour (you may need a little more), until the dough doesn't stick to your hands. Remove the dough and knead just a couple of minutes.
Add some oil to the bowl and place dough mixture back in, turning it over so that all sides are coated with oil. Take a towel dampened with warm water and cover the container. Let rise at least 1 hour or until doubled. Punch down.Separate challah with a bracha, roll, and braid. Brush with egg wash (using 1 whole egg slightly beaten) and sprinkle with sesame or poppy seeds if desired. Bake in preheated 350 degree F. oven for approximately 20 minutes, or until challahs are golden brown and sound hollow when tapped.
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Report by Anders Christian Madsen on 3 October 2013.
For his swan song, Jacobs put on a retrospective of epic proportions, paying homage to his own history of both collections and shows for the house. There was a carousel, a fountain, station hall escalators, lifts, uniformed porters and maids, and the kind of excitement in the room, which has always belonged to that last Wednesday morning of the Paris shows when everyone knew that Jacobs would create a fashion moment to be remembered.
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A post-graduate degree can open many more doors for advancement and opportunity in your career, but how much is a graduate degree actually worth?
According to the graph below, the average person who holds a master's degree earns an additional 36 percent per year beyond bachelor's degree holders because of it. Multiply that by 10, 20 or 30 years, and getting your master's makes a whole lot of sense…and cents.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics corroborates this findings with their own studies. In the second quarter of 2013, workers 25 and over with an advanced degree (professional or master's degree and above) earned on average $286 per week more than those with a bachelor's degree only. Multiplied by 52 weeks, this would be $14,872 per year. Over a working lifetime of 30 years, these workers will earn approximately $446,160 more than their less-credentialed peers.
However, not all master's degrees are created equal. U.S. Census Bureau findings show that those with a master's of arts degree typically yield less income than the average listed above, while MBA's and master's of science degree holders earn more. To determine whether it's a smart financial move for you, decide on your final career goal and then research the following:
Will earning a master's degree…
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Our board of advisors includes the world?s foremost childbirth, postpartum, and healthy parenting professionals, ranging from an obstetrician to lactation consultants, each offering vast experience and guidance to help us provide the most effective, sustainably manufactured and safest productsavailable today and in the future.
Dr. Greene is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of California at San Francisco. Upon completion of his pediatric residency program at Children?s Hospital Medical Center of Northern California he served as Chief Resident. He entered primary care pediatrics in January 1993. He is now a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine, an Attending Pediatrician at Packard Children?s Hospital, and a Senior Fellow at the University California San Francisco Center for the Health Professions.
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Reason I've been weirder than usual the past several weeks is 'cos my friends and I have been building a new cyber-playground which is... well fun and we hope to be opening later this month or early August.
- ~ It's NOT all about Tolkien
~ and it's NOT all about fandoms
~ and it's NOT all about chatrooms for every social occasion, hobby, sport or leisure pursuit under the sun that you'd care to post about
~ or indeed NOT all about roleplay and original fanfiction for people who have imaginations and don't need a console to make them come to life - just a keyboard and the ability to spin a good yarn or character...
Interested in textual roleplay, but not sure what that is?
Well ~ are you a TV, book, comic, anime or movie fan? Do you ever wish you were a Jedi Knight? A Wizard or a Witch? Maybe even a Vampire or Werewolf? Do you long to 'explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations?' Well you can - on DreamWorlds!
In fact, you can do all that in 2 different ways! In 2 textual roleplay forums, you can re-invent yourself as a star-ship trooper, or fight the Black Knight - or even Voldemort... if you want to!
The Dream Worlds (Single Fandom RP)
This concept allows any fandom that has enough interest and members to have their own "dedicated" fandom forum. At the moment, only one fandom, Tolkien's Middle Earth, has enough interest to have it's own area but, as we grow, we could provide Star Wars or Hogwarts or Dr. Who environments too - help us decide what to build next!
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In 1997, 3D Realms released the first person shooter Shadow Warrior using the same 2D Build Engine used for their earlier hit game Duke Nukem 3D. Today, it was announced that a new version of Shadow Warrior is in development.
A teaser site for the game is already live but it doesn't show anything but the game's logo along with an image of a man who looks like he's had a run in with some sharp objects. The developer of the game is Poland-based Flying Wild Hog, who previously released the cyberpunk-themed shooter Hard Reset, and it will be published by Devolver Digital.
Details about the new Shadow Warrior game have not been revealed, with Flying Wild Hog's Facebook page stating only it will be "a total reimagining" of the first game. The original game from 3D Realms featured the protagonist, Lo Wang, going after his former employer Zilla Enterprises who were trying to conquer Japan.
The game had a lot of mature humor, much like Duke Nukem 3D, and included some advanced features that were put into its aging 2D engine, including drivable vehicles and multiple firing modes. There's no word on what platforms the new Shadow Warrior game will be using nor is there an announced release date.
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Benin court officials have long worn a variety of brass ornaments as part of their elaborate regalia for ceremonial occasions. Such ornaments were worn on the left hip, covering the closure of a wrapped skirt. The three metal scarification marks on either side of the forehead identify the individual portrayed as a royal Edo man. Similar items of regalia are worn by Benin court officials today.
- Culture: Edo
- Medium: Copper alloy, iron
- Place Made: Benin, Edo State, Nigeria
- Dates: 18th century (possibly)
- Dimensions: 6 1/2 x 4 1/8 x 2 1/4 in. (16.5 x 10.5 x 5.7 cm) (show scale)
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- Accession Number: 1994.143
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- Caption: Edo. Hip Ornament with Human Face (Uhunmwun-ekue), 18th century (possibly). Copper alloy, iron, 6 1/2 x 4 1/8 x 2 1/4 in. (16.5 x 10.5 x 5.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Beatrice Riese, 1994.143. Creative Commons-BY
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Getting tired of eating at Chick-Fil-A every day to express your hatred of liberals? Well, now you have a couple more options. You can chow down at Applebee's, where the CEO of their New York franchises went on TV to declare that he won't be doing more hiring because of the costs Obamacare would impose. Or you can head over to Papa John's, whose CEO, John Schnatter, has said that Obamacare could add as much as—brace yourself—10 cents to the cost of a pizza, and since obviously customers would never tolerate such price gouging, he'll just have to cut back employees' hours.
In our new era of corporate political activism, we're goin to be seeing a lot more of this kind of thing. So let's make sure we all understand exactly what it is these chieftains are complaining about: They don't want to give their employees health insurance. That's it. They'd prefer to talk about "regulation" in some general sense, so you might get the impression that Obamacare is making them needlessly remodel their bathrooms or something, but the provision in question mandates that health coverage be offered in any company that has over 50 employees.
And there's something else to keep in mind: Nearly all companies with over 50 employees already offer health coverage to their employees, even though this provision of Obamacare doesn't take effect until January 2014. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 98 percent of companies with over 200 employees offer coverage, as do 94 percent of companies with between 50 and 199 employees. That means when you see some CEO come out and decry the costs of Obamacare, the person you're looking at is one of the jerks, the guy who treats his employees like crap and is angry that the law is going to force him to be a little more humane.
There's a strong argument to be made that we should decouple health insurance from employment altogether. Making people depend on their employers for their health care is an artifact of history (unions began demanding health benefits during World War II, when they couldn't negotiate for pay increases because the government had instituted a wage freeze), not something that came about because it was a particularly rational way to get people insured. But as long as we're sticking with a largely employer-based system, I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that I'd be more than happy to pay an extra 10 cents for my pizza if it meant knowing that the workers who made it are insured.
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http://mansionsandmore.wordpress.com/tag/john-schnatter/ Here's the description of John Schnatter's home: The house is 40,000 square feet and it resembles a castle. One interesting feature on this 16-acre estate is the 22-car underground garage, complete with an office for valet parking, a car wash and even a motorized turn table to move limousines. The home also has a state-of-the-art exercise suite and a huge 6,000 square foot carriage house.
Obviously, he's suffered enough.
Sat, 2012-11-17 15:19
Why is it that no one is talking about the fact that companies can deduct expenses, like health care costs, when they file their income taxes. This is a business expense like any other and doesn't have to be completely accounted for by lowering employee hours or pay, by raising prices, etc. Or the company can eat some or all of the cost instead of making obscene for their managers and CEO's
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I wouldn't feel safe eating Papa John's pizza. If the CEO feels the need to cut employee hours in order to avoid spending 14 cents providing them with health insurance, they probably aren't very healthy. They probably don't feel comfortable taking time off when they're sick - he probably discourages that. I'd rather eat pizza made by happy and healthy workers.
Mon, 2012-11-19 05:40
An article in Forbes Magazine this year claims that in terms of political contributions from restaurant chains, "…you'll have a wider menu selection if you vote Republican." If the biggest names in the dining out industry can afford substantial political contributions, they are in no danger of going under from Obamacare. Papa John's, Applebee's, Olive Garden, and Red Lobster, among others, seem to have no interest at all in participating in the give and take process our economic system requires - they just want to take the money and run, and their attempts to generate sympathy among us as they're getting away would be downright laughable if not so despicable. How transparent that in Massachusetts, at least 85 of these big chains, as well as hundreds of smaller independent seafood restaurants, have managed to flourish along with Romneycare, which, as we know, is identical to the Affordable Care Act.
As long as we do remain dependent on employer-provided health plans, their refusal to offer coverage to employees means their penny-ante jobs are not the kind that will allow for economic recovery - what we need is gainful employment, health benefits included.
Mon, 2012-11-19 16:09
I wonder what these businesses do when the minimum wage rises a bit? This is a lot like the weeping and crying that went on when the Clinton Health Plan was being discussed in 1993. Under the Clinton plan, minimum wage employers would have been required to pay in a minimum of 3.9% with a matching 3.9% from their minimum wage employees. I was the owner of a small security guard agency (a minimum wage employer) and I wrote Mrs. Clintion that I was fully in support of her husband's plan and that the additional tiny amount of taxes wouldn't be a bother in the least. Also, as any businessman knows, taxes are "passed through" to the consumer in the form of higher prices. As all businesses will have to pay, they will simply raise prices by this slight amount in lockstep. A dime more for a pizza won't be noticed by the customer, who is used to relatively steady rises in prices as it is. Compare what you pay at the supermarket to what you paid a year ago. The chances are that you are paying more. Here in Michigan the state government has allowed retail businesses to not price individual items, one of the reasons being that before this, the consumer could easily see how prices have risen over time. There is a steady rise in prices for a lot of things, and it doesn't seem to hinder people from buying what they want. So these protests are uttered, it is time for people to ask "why"? Papa John's has no doubt raised the price of the pizzas from time to time, just like Little Caesars and Dominino's and everyone else. Adding an additional 10 cents won't even produce a "blip" in sales one way or another. What the owner is objecting to is a slight reduction in the amount of unearned income he gets from running his business. The concept of "surplus value" as explained by Karl Marx back in the 19th Century for those curious. The income of all employers is always partially "unearned" because no employer ever pays people the full value of the goods and services that they produce. Some of it always goes into his pocket, while the rest is used to maintain his or her business.
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After 9 months of living in my garage I got this dresser painted and put to use. It still needs a coat of finish…but I couldn't wait to get it moved into the house.
It has such pretty detail. Here's what it looked like before:
Besides painting I've been post-market organizing and I got some of my first quilts out to display and use.
I made this one 4 years ago…and 4 years later it's still growing on me. ;)
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INDIANAPOLIS He's here for the first time as the man with the plan.
Not that very many people know it yet.
New Chargers General Manager Tom Telesco was sitting at a table just inside Lucas Oil Stadium on Thursday afternoon talking to a couple of writers when a man approached and, looking at Telesco, asked for help checking in at the NFL Scouting Combine and whether he could get his credentials.
Told by one of the writers that this was not the place he was looking for, the man walked away as Telesco said without hesitation and without any indication he had been insulted: "I'm a very recognizable face in this league, you can tell."
Telesco is 40 years old. That's 10 years older than he looks, 23 years younger than his predecessor and younger than all but one other NFL GM.
I'd like to think he's in his prime. You should hope so. He has a lot of work to do.
More people will know Telesco soon, as the Chargers have several meetings with agents set up this week, and unlike former General Manager A.J. Smith, the new GM will participate in those meetings.
Among the get-togethers was one Thursday night at the team's hotel with the agent for unrestricted free agent guard Louis Vasquez. A source said earlier this week that the team has identified Vasquez as its top priority to re-sign and will offer him a contract shortly.
Telesco would not get into evaluating individual players or even hint at the team's plans for them, but he acknowledged, "We're going to be talking to a lot of agents here ... trying to get some dialogue going there."
As for that overall plan he absolutely must have, Telesco maintains it is still very early in its evolution.
"We've got a long way to go," he said Thursday, the first full day of the NFL Combine. "We've got a lot of improvements to make … We have a lot of decisions to make moving forward."
The Chargers are coming off their third straight season that ended too soon. They have 19 unrestricted free agents set to hit the market, a lot of pieces to fit and limited cap space in which to maneuver.
"We need to upgrade the roster," Telesco said. "That's why the job was open, why there's a new head coach and GM here."
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The only one of those the Chargers have for sure is a quarterback.
Their starting cornerbacks are both unrestricted free agents, and at least one will be allowed to walk. Left tackle Jared Gaither has to be gone, despite protests by Telesco and head coach Mike McCoy that is not necessarily the case.
To the contention the Chargers are without an effective pass rusher, by the way, Telesco replied, "I think Melvin (Ingram) has a lot of ability. He may be that guy. We'll see. He hasn't done it yet. The ability is there."


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Perry is a renowned public management scholar who has written over a dozen books and over 150 refereed journal articles and book chapters. In addition to being one of the most prolific scholars in public management, Perry has also been among the most impactful, as his work has been cited over 9,000 times in the research literature. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Public Administration Review.
"Like Charlie Levine, Perry has an uncommon talent not only for seeing commonly recognized problems in new and original ways, but also for leading the way in empirically exploring these problems," noted AU professor Robert Durant. "His research contributions to our understanding of public management, human resource management, and public service motivation have made him in an international authority on these topics. I'm delighted that Jim has graciously agreed to deliver our fourth lecture honoring the memory of his mentor and friend, Charlie Levine, and to spend time with our students, faculty, and friends celebrating excellence in public administration and policy research."
As in previous years, the lecture will be followed by a reception and include conferral of the department's annual PhD student research award. In addition to the lecture, Perry's visit to AU will include time to meet with classes and smaller groups of faculty and graduate students.
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36 comments:
- Adriana said...
Those are super cute, thanks for sharing! I want to make them, but I may eat them all before sharing. LOL
- October 10, 2010 at 12:52 AM
- NorCalMom said...
The kids are going to love those! Very creative.
- October 10, 2010 at 8:30 AM
- Noelle said...
Those are so cute! I now know what I'm going tom do with the jumbo marshmallows I have in my cupboard!
- October 10, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Christy said...
These just make me happy! It's one of my favorite ideas for quite some time! It's going on my list, for sure!
- October 10, 2010 at 5:28 PM
- Stacie said...
Cute and easy! I do the same with 3 marshmallows, white chocolate and mini M&M's to make snowmen.
- October 10, 2010 at 6:26 PM
- Jacqueline said...
These are wonderful! I am making these for my daugher in law. She loves marshmallows.
- October 10, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- MJ said...
These looks amazing, too cute! Well done you :) Visiting from TGC Monday!
- October 10, 2010 at 11:43 PM
- kpmattingly said...
Cute!!! And easy too! :)
- October 11, 2010 at 6:49 AM
- Shayna @ Texas Monkey said...
This is a great idea, I love it! I'd love for you to link this up with our party and show it off. http://texasmonkey.blogspot.com/2010/10/all-about-you-monday-link-up.html
- October 11, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- Ash said...
These are almost too cute to eat! I love the ribbons, what a fun touch.
- October 11, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Gwen @ Gwenny Penny said...
These are way too cute! I love the little green polka dot ribbon. I may have to try these for my daughter's preschool Halloween shindig.
- October 11, 2010 at 6:23 PM
- phasejumper said...
Yum! I had seen the chocolate covered oreo pumpkins, but not marshmallows! Thanks for the post!
- October 12, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Kendall said...
These are ADORABLE! I have to make them!
- October 12, 2010 at 10:24 PM
- Erin said...
VERY cute! I love the addition of the ribbon. it adds so much!
- October 13, 2010 at 10:47 AM
- Rachel said...
I LOVE that idea!!! It is so awesome!! They look good!
- October 13, 2010 at 1:31 PM
- Jenna said...
OMG that is so adorable!!! I am having a halloween party later this month and those would be perfect treats. So fun and so festive! Thanks so much for sharing!
- October 13, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Lorie said...
These are perfect!!
- October 13, 2010 at 7:18 PM
- Meg said...
These are adorable. I'm going to link to you for my pumpkin roundup.
- October 13, 2010 at 7:55 PM
- Life In The Thrifty Lane said...
Super cute!!! I love them! I'm going to try them for our Halloween party. Thank you for sharing!
- October 13, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- Gail at Victorian at Heart said...
Very cute idea. My youngest grandson will love them. It is so fun to try something new. Thank you for sharing.
- October 13, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- mandasmommymayhem said...
These are so cute! What an awesome idea!
- October 14, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- LouAnne said...
I love this idea! I'm popping over from Be Different Act Normal and I'm so glad I did! These are wonderful and definitely going to a party with me at the end of the month. :-)
- October 14, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- Kylah Marro said...
so so cute!!!!!
Came here from FFF :o)
- October 15, 2010 at 4:32 AM
- Jessica said...
Those are awesome! I'm your newest follower from FFF!
- October 15, 2010 at 7:44 AM
- Home Hinges said...
I loved this pumpkin treat idea so much I'm featuring it on my site today. Hope you don't mind.
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- October 15, 2010 at 9:05 AM
- Megan @ Polish The Stars.com said...
Those look yummy! Cute too! Thanks for joining my Halloween Link Party!
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- October 17, 2010 at 7:29 PM
- Megan @ Polish The Stars.com said...
I just featured your project! :) http://www.polishthestars.com/2010/10/thank-yous-and-features.html
- October 19, 2010 at 7:58 PM
- Ginger said...
Cute! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
- October 20, 2010 at 6:58 PM
- Stacie said...
Those are sooo cute! I think we are going to have a treat/making party tonight! :) Thanks so much for sharing!
BTW...I featured them here:
Thanks again! :)
- October 25, 2010 at 8:18 AM
- Cierra Larsen said...
Im your newest follower! Follow me at http://craftycierra.blogspot.com/ We are doing a giveaway this week! Let me know if you would be interested in doing a blog swap with me! Thanks!
- October 25, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- Erick & Molly said...
These are SO DARLING!! I want to make them for my kids classes. However, I am not very good at cooking/crafting. So I do have a couple questions. Did you use white chocolate chips or the white melting chips you get in the cake section? Can you PLEASE email me at firstname.lastname@example.com with this info. I am afraid to try this without being certain!! Thanks SO MUCH!!
-Molly :)
- October 27, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Beth Eaton said...
These were so stinkin' cute I knew that I had to make them. Thanks for sharing so that I could "steal" your idea. Come check 'em out if you want.
- October 27, 2010 at 7:34 PM
- luna said...
These are so adorable! I would love to make some for giveaways for this Easter!
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- March 28, 2011 at 8:20 PM
- SammySamSam said...
How many bags of marshmallows and how many bags of chocolate did you use?
- October 12, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- Jackson Family said...
Just what I was looking for. Away to make these now. Thanks for sharing :)
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Two men had to be rescued after their boat began taking on water off the coast of Workington.
The pair were on board the Jean-Marie, an 18ft open boat, when they suffered engine failure about a mile from the shore, west of Workington.
They dialled 999 at about 11.45am yesterday from their mobile phone, telling the coastguard that the vessel was taking on water.
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Well now you can say you know one.
Before Zune I often sampled an album. If I liked it I bought it. If I didn't like it then I didn't even bother with the Recycle Bin. I would just Shift-Delete it.
The only industry I could be accused of harming is the rental video industry. Even then it would be a small amount since I generally buy my movies used from Blockbuster since they offer Previously-viewed Blu-Ray movies for like $4-$5 a pop.
Some stuff I buy new...but with Blu-Ray being as durable as they are...I have yet to buy a disc with a single scratch on it.
Bringing that back around...now you know someone who has in the past employed a 'try before you buy' method. Almost everyone I know who is a 'pirate' does the same thing.
And at what point is that in anyway acceptable? There's plenty of legal ways to sample the music it. You don't get to read a full book before buying it, or watch a whole film before deciding to buy it / a ticket for it. You get samplers / trailers / previews, and there are plenty of perfectly good legal samples provided out there for music - whether it's 30 second music previews on things like iTunes, going onto YouTube, or even just using free Spotify. The mentality these days is that people have some sort of right to do whatever they want with the music, which I personally find nonsense, trying before you buy included.


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- Designers: Irving Harper, American, 20th century; for George Nelson Associates
- Manufacturer: Howard Miller Clock Co., founded 1926
- Medium: Painted birch, steel, brass
- Place Manufactured: Zeeland, Michigan, United States
- Dates: 1948-1969
- Dimensions: 13 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. (34.3 x 34.3 x 7 cm) (show scale)
- Markings: Decal label, black on gold: "Howard Miller Clock Company [in script] / ZEELAND, MICHIGAN / 115 v. 60 CY 2 WATTS / PATTERN N." At left in circle between inverted "U" shapes: "chronograph [in script]"
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- Caption: Irving Harper (American, 20th century). "Ball" Wall Clock, 1948-1969. Painted birch, steel, brass, 13 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. (34.3 x 34.3 x 7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, H. Randolph Lever Fund, 2000.101.1. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Ball Wall Clock. Central wooden disc, painted orange houses works of clock. From the outer component of this disc twelve brass rods radiate, each terminating in orange painted wooden ball. Hour hand is long tapering triangle terminating in broad triangle painted black. Minute hand is thin strip intersected near end by oval shape, painted black. Second hand is small thin strip with circle at short end, painted red. On reverse is affixed a direct plug with two tines in plastic casing and a small hole for hanging. CONDITION: Very good. Some fading of orange and minor losses to paint. See conservation report. Model No. 4755
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We ask a lot of our classic Camaros. After all, they were never designed support the parts we're dying to transplant into them. Back in the '60s, transmissions were small and, with only three or four gears, they didn't need to be any bigger. Today, one of the most popular transmissions to transplant into early Camaros is the Tremec Magnum six-speed. The four "go" gears and two overdrives in the T56 Magnum offer the perfect blend of performance and highway manners. The big problem is that it's far larger than what GM envisioned when they designed the Camaro's transmission tunnel.
The simple solution is to do a little metal surgery and make the tunnel roomier. A task made simpler thanks to the transmission tunnel cap offered by Chris Alston's Chassisworks. This preformed panel takes a ton of fabrication out of the equation and allows someone with basic tools and some welding skills to make their tunnel "Magnum friendly." To preform the operation on our '68 Camaro project (Track Rat), we headed over to one of our favorite shops, Best of Show Coach Works in Escondido, California, to get Track Rat ready to receive its T56 Magnum.
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02. We were able to make the marks needed under the Camaro and start removing the top of the factory tunnel, making sure not to go bigger than the tunnel cap we sourced from Chassisworks. The T56 Magnum was supported by the Chassisworks tubular crossmember that's designed to work with our subframe or with a stock subframe (using adapter plates).
03. Here is what we removed from the factory '68 Camaro tunnel. The new cap will raise the tunnel about 1.5 inches. Not a lot, but enough to clear the new T56 Magnum.
04. This is the transmission tunnel cap from Chassisworks (PN 5922-F10, $101). It came preformed and ready to rock complete with a mating flange on the downward edge. The cap extends from the firewall back to the seat crossmember.
05. We also marked where the shifter would poke through and made the necessary hole.
06. Best of Show Coach Works fabricator Kyle Phillips installed the new tunnel cap on the '68 Camaro and clamped it in place. As you can see, we needed to fabricate a panel to transition to the firewall. For easier panel fitment, Kyle used a marker to scribe a cut line in the top of the tunnel cap.
07. He then used a pair of snips to remove the marked section.
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09. We then busted out our trusty Millermatic 140 MIG welder, which is a perfect size for sheetmetal work.
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Chan-Sung's manager Brian Rhee confirmed the surgeries to MMAFighting.com.
"Most likely, he'll be out a year," Rhee said, "but that depends on how rehab goes."
Aldo defeated Chan-Sung via fourth-round TKO moments after the Korean dislocated his shoulder. Following the fight, Chan-Sung said he didn't think surgery would be necessary for his injured shoulder.
The fight was Chan-Sung's first since May 2012 due to left shoulder surgery, and it now appears the 26-year-old will be sidelined for an extended period of time again.


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Yes, it looks shabby, desolate and in desperate need of a good wash. But this big ol' truck has transported victory on its rusty shoulders. Internet, this is a 1969 Ferrari Formula One transporter, and it's coming up for sale.
Built by Italian truck manufacturer Officine Mecchaniche (OM) and drafted into action for the '69 F1 season, it served for 11 years delivering Scuderia Ferrari's F1 cars and related equipment to the racetracks in one piece. Thus, it transported the Formula One cars and sportscars of Gilles Villeneuve, Carlos Reutemann, John Surtees, Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx. Oh, and a couple of other chaps by the names of Niki Lauda and Jody Scheckter, both of whom won driver's championship titles with Ferrari (Lauda twice, in '75 and '77, Scheckter in '79).
Using Top Gear's limited understanding of Italian, we see from the logbook supplied (in the gallery above) that the truck is a diesel-powered, 8.0-litre six-cylinder with 173bhp. And, erm, that's about it. To those of you who understand more, feel free to decipher the rest of the info and post below.
We're told that the truck was retired in 1980, moving from the auspices of a 'famous private Ferrari collector' in Switzerland, to the Museum of Motorsport Racing in Fuji, Japan, where it is currently stationed. No word on price (you'll have to ask, and only serious enquiries please), but this will include shipping fees from its current home in Japan.
OK, so it's not as sub-zero cool as the Mercedes Renntransporter we showed you a couple of years back, but still, an old Ferrari race transporter isn't exactly a Ford Focus, is it? Have a click through the pics and let us know what you think. Oh, and it's probably obvious, but we have to remind you, it does NOT come with the sportscars shown in the pics. Shame.
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We spoke with organizers, union workers and students in debt who all seem to agree that Occupy isn't over.
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Those claiming Occupy has failed already forget what other social justice sucesses have taught us: change is slow.
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