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DURHAM, N.H. – Freshman guard Anthony Thompson (Glenn Dale, Md.) totaled 17 points, five rebounds and two assists, to lead the Holy Cross men's basketball team to a 63-52 victory over New Hampshire at Lundholm Gymnasium. Thompson made all 10 of his free throw attempts on the night, including six in the final two minutes to help the Crusaders hold on for the victory. Holy Cross improves to 4-3 on the season with the win, while the Wildcats fall to 2-4 overall.
Senior forward Dave Dudzinski (Elburn, Ill.) finished the game with 17 points and eight rebounds, while sophomore guard Eric Green (Mountain House, Calif.) added nine points and three rebounds. New Hampshire was led by Patrick Konan with 13 points and six rebounds.
Holy Cross opened the game by jumping out to a quick 7-2 lead, and was still up 11-9 with 12:44 left in the first half. The Crusaders then used an 8-0 run to expand their lead to double digits (19-9), but the Wildcats came right back with an 8-0 spurt of their own to make the score 19-17. Holy Cross responded with another 8-0 run, and would eventually lead by 12 points late in the half, before taking a 36-25 advantage into the locker room.
The Crusaders started the second half strong, holding New Hampshire without a made field goal for the first 7:59 while expanding their advantage to 17 points (46-29). The Wildcats then began to chip away at the lead over the next several minutes, and would eventually get the margin down to five points (57-52) with two minutes to go. But Holy Cross would not allow New Hampshire to score again, as Thompson made all six of his free throws the rest of the way to account for the final margin.
The Crusaders made 41.5 percent (22 of 53) of their field goal attempts on the night, while posting a 36-30 rebounding advantage and holding the Wildcats to 36.4 percent (16 of 44) shooting. Holy Cross did overcome an uncharacteristically poor night on the foul line, making just 61.9 percent (13 of 21) of their attempts.
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I saw a patient who was brought in by his mother concerned after a soccer collision. He could barely walk. When I examined him, he was very tender over the outside aspect of his pelvis.
The x-rays fortunately did not show a fracture. His diagnosis was a hip pointer injury. He recovered over the next 4 weeks and returned to soccer. I wanted to go over the major aspects of hip pointer injury you should know. Here are 6 answers to common questions asked in the office.
- What is a hip pointer injury? A hip pointer injury is a bruise or contusion of the iliac crest. The iliac crest is the major bone in your pelvis. I have included a link to the anatomy of the iliac crest. There isn't an obvious fracture on x-ray, but there is bruising directly over the bone.
- What are the symptoms of a hip pointer? Because it is a bruise over the hip bone, walking can be difficult. This is because the hip muscles are directly over the bruise. Sometimes the bruise can be a bleed or hematoma which will appear on the surface of the skin over the pelvis.
- Should I see a doctor for a hip pointer? It really depends. If you can walk off the field after a collision that is a good sign. Same thing goes for someone who trips and falls. A good test is how easily you can "walk it off." I watch my kid's soccer games on the weekend. At most games a child will get knocked down. I don't go out on the field unless the child simply can't get up because of significant pain. Fortunately the player walks off the field on their own power. That is a good functional test of how serious an injury is or is not.
- How do you make a diagnosis in the office? The first thing I do is take a medical history. Usually there is a story of diving for a ball in a sport or a collision at home plate. Sometimes it is more entertaining like walking into a screen door that was closed by the spouse. I then ask the patient to walk for me in the office. Just observing someone walk gives me a lot of information. I look for a limp or favoring of the affected side. I then proceed to look at the area where the pain is located. There may or may not be a bruise. I will test the strength over the hip muscles particularly the abductors of the hip. An x-ray in the office will tell me if there is an obvious fracture.
- Do I need an MRI? Sometimes an MRI is helpful. I always ask myself, "Will ordering an MRI change my treatment?" If the answer is no, then I typically don't order the MRI. If I am concerned about a more serious injury, I will order an MRI. One example occurs in young adults. This is when a major muscle pulls entirely off the bone. This is called an avulsion fracture. Here is a link for this topic.
- What is the treatment? I treat hip pointers by allowing the hip to heal naturally. This involves protecting the hip from further injury. For kids in sports, that entails no soccer or basketball for 2-4 weeks. I also encourage ice over the area when the injury is more recent to help with swelling and pain. I typically don't send people to physical therapy unless there is weakness in the hip that doesn't improve with time.

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Over the past two decades, 'Near Death Experience' (NDE) researchers such as Raymond Moody, Kenneth Ring and Melvin Morse have unveiled some of the mysteries of consciousness as a person faces death. What their data shows is that underlying each personal experience is an archetypal progression, whereby people from many different cultures and backgrounds experience essentially the same stages: a rushing, whooshing or buzzing sound, an Out-of-Body experience, travel through a tunnel, a meeting with 'the Light', experiencing a life review and so on.
Certainly each experience never conforms directly to the archetype, but all tend to partake of at least one aspect if not several - although often presented in different ways. For example, during their out-of-body travels, many people often find themselves reaching a river that needs crossing, or alternately a bridge, or in some case a fence, wall or door. A similar example is the 'heavenly abode' that many NDErs are given access to - in some cases a beautiful garden, for others a land in the clouds, and also sometimes a heavenly city.
I'd like to concentrate here on the experiences relating to a 'heavenly city', as there is a curious aspect to many of these particular anecdotes which suggests something extraordinary. Often these 'cities of light' have a particular quality - they are 'crystalline' - or more directly, made of transparent gold.
Take for example the well known case of Dannion Brinkley's NDE, related in his book Saved by the Light. After being struck by lightning while on the telephone, Brinkley experienced many of the archetypal elements of the NDE. After meeting with the 'being of light', he then relates that:
Like wingless birds, we swept into a city of cathedrals. These cathedrals were made entirely of a crystalline substance that glowed with a light that shone powerfully from within. I was awestruck. This place had a power that seemed to pulsate through the air. I knew that I was in a place of learning. I wasn't there to witness my life or to see what value it had had, I was there to be instructed
The research of Professor Kenneth Ring of the University of Connecticut has contributed greatly to our understanding of Near Death Experiences. Ring found that different elements of the experience could be associated with the 'depth' of the NDE. One interesting detail was that some experiencers 'travelled' to a city of light, sometimes also called a 'city of knowledge'. In Ring's book "Heading Towards Omega", he describes two such accounts in separate NDEs:
...the first thing that I saw was this street. And it had such a clarity. The only thing I can relate it to in this life was a look of gold, but it was clear.
...the building I went in was a cathedral. It was built like St. Mark's or the Sistine Chapel, but the bricks or blocks appeared to be made of plexiglass. They were square, they had dimensions to 'em, except you could see through 'em and in the center of each one of these was this gold and silver light.
Ring lists these two experiences without linking the similar theme -- that the city is made of a 'transparent gold' (not literally, but the best 'rational' description of an ineffable vision). This in itself is interesting enough, but perhaps even more so if we consider the Revelation to John in the Christian Bible. John is taken by one of the seven angels to view the 'Holy City'. John says:
...the Spirit took control of me, and the angel carried me to the top of a very high mountain. He showed me Jerusalem, the Holy City, coming down out of heaven from God and shining with the glory of God...the city itself was made of pure gold, as clear as glass.
Not to mention Enoch describes similar structures in his narrrative while exploring the heavens. In terms of the city locales found during the death experience, 17th Century mystic Emmanuel Swedenborg had this to say about the experience of the newly dead:
So they are taught by their friends about the state of eternal life, and are taken around to different places, into different communities. Some are taken to cities, some to gardens and parks; but most are taken to splendid places because this sort of place delights the outward nature they are still involved in.
Interestingly, it's not just the NDE field which has presented these curious cases. In his exploration of the time between lives using hypnotic regression Dr Michael Newton found that some groups of people report seeing great crystalline castles as well. But was the revelation to John a near-death experience, or the astral journeying of a mystic? Perhaps they are one and the same, as some mystical explorations tend to report similar visions.
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Clinical Psychology in Glendale
Learning how to integrate psychology services into primary care settings is just one skill you will develop as a student in the Clinical Psychology Program. You will gain experience in a variety of services areas and develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to achieve competency in relationship and professional assessment, intervention, research and evaluation, consultation and education, management and supervision, ethics, and diversity.
Graduates of the Clinical Psychology Program will be able to practice in hospital, primary care, outpatient or inpatient, public or private, and forensic settings, serving populations of all ages: children, adolescents, adults, and elderly persons.
The curriculum incorporates didactic courses, practical experiences, internship, and a practitioner-scholar project. The doctor of psychology degree (Psy.D.) is awarded after four or five years of study and completion of all requirements.
Learn more about clinical psychology (behavioral medicine) as a career.
As a testament to Midwestern University's commitment to community service, the University once again earned a spot on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. More ››
Midwestern University is pleased to announce that the College of Health Sciences has received formal notice that the Clinical Psychology program at the University's Glendale Campus has been fully accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Verbal notification of accreditation was received in late March of this year. More ››
The official magazine of Midwestern University is now available on the web. The Magazine aims to build pride and loyalty among our alumni, faculty, staff, and supporters of the University. More ››
Midwestern University's Psy.D. program in Clinical Psychology is currently under review by the American Psychological Association (APA) Commission on Accreditation (CoA)*. The program became eligible to apply in September, 2010 when the first cohort of students began internship. More ››
Applications for admission to three programs are still being accepted for the Fall 2011 class. More ››
Save the date for the Class of 2001 reunion! Almost 300 students, including the inaugural class of the College of Pharmacy - Glendale, graduated from various programs in 2001 and they are invited to celebrate their ten year anniversary with a campus wide reunion dinner on March 12, 2011. More ››
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Sound Consumer archive
October 2008
Why genetically modified crops will not feed the world
by Bill Freese
Rising food prices reached a flash point this spring, sparking food riots in more than a dozen countries. And for the world's poor, high prices mean hunger. The global food crisis has many causes, but according to the biotechnology industry, there's a simple solution — genetically modified (aka biotech) crops ... Not everyone is convinced.
Recipes from the October issue
Some of the best fall apples and pears come to PCC from George and Apple Otte of River Valley Organics in Tonasket, Wash. Their crisp Cameo apples are great for cooking, as well as their sweet and nutty Bosc pears. These recipes by PCC Cooks instructors use either fruit for a delicious taste of our local harvest. Apple or Pear Kasha Crumble · Apple or Pear Custard Tart · Homemade Apple or Pear Sauce. And for squash lovers: Vegetable-spiked Green Rice
Food irradiation: two words that should never connect
by Goldie Caughlan, PCC Nutrition Education Manager
The Final Rule, published on August 22, a Friday in late summer, was easily overlooked by a nation on vacation. The 30-day comment period has expired. The FDA's action was unexpected, but a petition from 2000 still seeks irradiation of many foods. We've learned it was at the FDA's suggestion that the National Food Processors joined with the irradiation industry ...
Notes from the Cellar
Good intentions
by Jeff Cox, Wine and Beer Merchandiser
If the highway to hell is paved with good intentions, I'm definitely doing my shift on the road crew of the damned. Yes, I truly did intend to craft the monthly screed, but, well, you know how it goes. In any case, I can brilliantly cut and paste ...
Seasonal produce
Delightful Delicata
When the first squashes appear, you know autumn has arrived. These hearty vegetables tend to signify the coming of winter but there are a few varieties that reach their peak between late September and Thanksgiving.
What's new in store — October 2008
Learn about the products that are new to PCC in October. You'll find items from Beeceuticals Organics and Kiss My Face Kids, along with sausage and local cheese and apples.
Letters to editor
Grocery receipts · Vegan diets · Soy foods · Microwaved food safety? · Spraying for the apple moth and organic status · Bottled water
News bites
Small is more efficient · Pesticide residues shopper's card · EPA bans carbofuran residue on food · Food trade sustainability · Irradiation: spinach and head lettuce · Farmed tilapia and catfish high in inflammatory fats · Cutting calories may slow aging · Pasteurized soy milk · Genetically engineered trees
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Director: Thomas Bezucha
Runtime: 109 minutes
Monte Carlo is a good-natured throwback to romantic comedies that took place in exotic locations for no reason other than for escapism. Here is a film that's pure escapism, light and upbeat if missing a biting wit that would have made this delightful. Instead it's an adventure film with a farce structure but refuses to waltz into farce, holding the line. Selena Gomez stars as a recent Texas highly graduate, who is sent by her step father to Paris with her best friend, Emma (Katie Cassidy) and her half-sister whom she has tenuous relationship with, Meg (Leighton Meester).
Staying only one night in Paris (hey, wasn't that title of something else?) they see key tourist destinations at a break-neck speed, but when they slow down they get stuck. They discover Gomez's Grace looks an awful lot like rich heiress/snob Cordelia Winthrop Scott (why can't snobby heiress ever have boring names like Kristen or Ashley?). Posing as Cordelia they are ferreted off to Monte Carlo on a private plane where there are adventures, often those including self-discovering. Only a few years ago the Olsen twins would have been playing these roles.
The film is a good ol' fashioned adventure film about finding yourself. So escapist, I have to wonder why kids in these movies never are going to state school – they are always going to NYU (where Grace is going), Brown, Stamford, Columbia, Yale – product placement? I'm calling on you, Morgan Spurlock, to explain this, starting with Freddie Prinze Jr.'s college acceptance letters in She's All That.
Directed by Thomas Bezucha, a fashion executive who previously made the down home queer romantic comedies Big Eden and The Family Stone, there is plenty of fashion on display, which is also part of the escapist factor. Films like this have their place, if only they were delivered with more wit and humor. The performances are fine but the dialogue could have been punched up a bit, and therefore, the energy.
A favorite of mine is Katie Cassidy a women that dropped out of high school to pursue a modeling career (which is limited in her small Texas home). She creates a strong-willed Texas women, the type that should be shooting whiskey and listening to Gretchen Wilson, but Bezucha never gives her the material to develop this. Granted this could have been a star-making role for Cassidy.
The star of the film is clearly Gomez, who is effective at inhabiting both roles, but Cordelia Winthrop Scott is perhaps an awful human being. When Grace messes up and asks how someone is, they think she's joking. The film presents itself (and us) with this paradox: if it took a high energy Will Gluck-style approach we could overlook Cordelia, but since its more dramatic than funny or a farce, Cordelia also needs further development.
Monte Carlo is decent for what it is. Everyone except Cordelia is good spirited and nice, and the exotic locations are just that. Of course, the best Woody Allen movie in years, Midnight In Paris, is probably still playing in a theatre near you, may I suggest it would make a better evening out.
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Horrible pollen tree just asking to be cut down (VIDEO)
April 22, 2011 - 09:10 AM
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Somebody needs to nuke this horrible pollen-spewing tree, now.
I would cut this tree down SO QUICK.
(Thanks to ABC7's Alan Auglis for the link. The D.C. tree pollen count was at "very high" levels yesterday. This lousy tree is located in Lewisburg, Tenn.)
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How to wear a detachable collar by gusta88 featuring boyfriend jeans
While many trendy trendsters have been wearing the "detachable collar" well since the beginning of 2011, this novel accessory has yet to make its way into my neck of the woods. I think girls our age are under the impression that this is the type of item that only fashion bloggers and celebrities can pull off. I am here to tell you to throw away that mentality! Because we are young, we should be trying out new things every day, taking risks and making mistakes in all aspects of our lives, including fashion. Better a twenty-something attempt to rock a detachable collar than a fifty-something, as I always say.
So now that I've motivational-speeched my way into semi-motivating you to try it out, let's go over the best ways to pull this off. First of all, there is a time and a place for a detachable collar. Where I live, the girls wear the most comfortable clothes they own to class, and then get super fancied up for nights on the town. Therefore, I have a hard time picturing an opportune moment for a detachable collar on a Wednesday afternoon. But accessorized/styled the right way, it can easily be worn to bars, church, work, game days, or girl's night out.
If the idea of a lone collar around your neck is still too avant garde for your liking, try easing into the transition via collar necklaces. That way, it's the same look, but if someone is gawking at you, feel free to yell: BITCH, IT'S A NECKLACE.
Here are some of my favorite looks that really inspire me to cut the collars off of my nice blouses (don't worry mom, I won't)
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What's great about this trend is that there are TONS of DIY's out there for you to choose from if you really wanted to make your own cute/affordable detachable collar.


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Locomo Labs, a mobile application development company focusing exclusively on the Android platform, announces the release of "Friend Me," a Facebook application designed specifically to work with the Android tablet and Honeycomb, the newest version of the Android operating system. Friend Me is a free application with no advertising, available for download now from Android Market.
Galaxy users have long complained about the shortage of applications designed for tablets that run Google's new Android operating system. Many apps designed for Android phones also work on tablets, but they don't always run well or take full advantage of the tablet's larger screen.
"There was a clear need for a Facebook app that makes good use of the tablet's size and features," commented application developer and Locomo Labs founder, Chris Stewart. "I build apps that respond to what the market wants, but I'm also a consumer. Just like everybody else, I want apps that do what they promise, do it well, and without a lot of aggravation."
Friend Me includes many of the Facebook features most-requested by the Android user and development community. New features will continue to roll out in the coming weeks.
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Locomo Labs, is a mobile application development company focused exclusively on the Android platform. We are dedicated to building hassle-free apps that consumers enjoy using and love sharing. Locomo Labs is the maker of Newsr and TweetComb, tablet-optimized apps available on the Android Market. For more information, visit http://locomolabs.com


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Ugandan lawmakers on Tuesday passed a bill criminalizing the "willful and intentional" transmission of HIV.
The bill imposes jail sentences of up to 10 years for those found guilty and also requires pregnant women and their partners to get tested for the virus.
Parliamentarian Peter Aleper told local television last week that people who knowingly transmit HIV are dangerous to others.
"Every punishment should be given because this person is aware that he or she is infected, and goes ahead intentionally to transmit to another person," Aleper said. "That's a very dangerous person that can easily confuse the whole community and finish people."
But health workers and civil society groups have spoken out against the bill, saying it will do nothing to curb Uganda's rising infection rate. Many argue the bill will further stigmatize people who are HIV positive.
According to Margaret Happy of the National Forum of People Living With HIV AIDS Networks in Uganda, the risk of criminalization is likely keep people from getting tested.
"It instills fear in both women and men, because many people will not go for HIV testing. Because if one goes for HIV testing ... he or she would be caught up by this bill," she said. "And yet HIV testing is an entry point to accessing other HIV prevention services."
The legislation follows Uganda's recent enactment of a tough new law that imposes life sentences in prison for committing some homosexual acts.
In recent years, a number of other African countries have passed laws against transmitting HIV, including Kenya, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. Other countries, and some American states, also have such laws. Other countries, including some European nations, have prosecuted people for transmitting HIV under different laws against harming others.
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Simon & Schuster's Atria Books to offer physical e-book vouchers
February 27, 2013 | 3:27 pm
We've reported a number of times over the years about small start-ups that are attempting to solve the quandary of the author autograph in the digital age. A reader attending an in-person author appearance and hoping to walk away with a signed book, for instance, is clearly out of luck if she happens to only own the electronic version of the writer's book. And so companies like Autography and Kindlegraph have devised some pretty unique solutions. But autograph collecting is an obscure hobby. Aside from the novelty aspect, it's not likely to interest many of us. A company known as Impact Mobile, however, recently teamed up...
Morning Links — E-Book Sales Are Up
February 26, 2013 | 8:49 am
Children's and YA Revenue up Nearly 22% (Galley Cat) AAP Reports eBook Sales Up 46% in 2012 (The Digital Reader) eBooks Represent 17% of Sales At Penguin (App Newser) Librarian Cites 'Concerning' Trends in Digital Collection Development (The Digital Shift) Kindle Daily Deals: Guinness World Records 2013 (and 3 others)...


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Good afternoon and welcome to Last Call. Iâm Lisa Marzilli, joined by our engineer Alvaro Montealegre. Today weâre going to meet one of candidates vying to unseat incumbent US Senator Bill Nelson. If you read the papers youâre likely to think there are only 4 candidates in the running, 3 Republicans and Nelson - and if you listen to Connie Mack IV, only two. The reality is that there are 13 qualified candidates currently in the race; 5 of them are write-ins.
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The Queens College Dream Team will have a Speak Out event where undocumented students will share powerful stories of how their lives are affected by the lack of financial aid through story telling, poetry or performance, all in support for the NY Dream Act!Continue Reading
20Feb 13
I had never told anyone, not even my mom. It was hard for her to read that her daughter had been sexually molested three times. I've come to realize (and coming out as undocumented also helped me) that by sharing our stories we can form a bond of solidarity and we don't have to go through all the horrible moments by ourselves.Continue Reading
13Sep 12
Dreaming In Ink serves as a space where undocumented youth can reclaim their stories and healing through writing.Continue Reading
02Aug 12
The Arts and Expression Program at the NYSYLC is proud to present this UndocuMic. Join us for an afternoon of poetry, spoken word and live performances from undocumented youth themselves and supporters as well. Regardless of any identities or immigration status, all are welcome! Bring friends and family too. When: August 19, 2012 ...Continue Reading
18Apr 12
Written by Angy, Love Me is an undocumented poem on lacking papers and love. Click play and follow along. Love me despite the many times I cry. Wrapped up in salty seas. I cannot swim. Choking on thick gooey insecurity and vulnerability. Love me even when I fail. Because of requirements Rejected from jobs, internships, […]Continue Reading
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For National Coming Out of the Shadows Week I decided to come out through poetry. Here is the audio and below is the written version. I hope you like it. Press play on the audio and follow along [= Rusty Chains By: Angy opening the squeaky door I find my mother sitting there bent over […]Continue Reading
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Tania Poetry Rising Presents… Dreaming Without Borders Join us for a night of poetry, spoken word and music. Regardless of any identities or immigration status, all are welcome! When: July 7, 2012 from 6pm-9pm Where: The Nuyorican Poets Cafe located at 236 East 3rd Street, New York, NY 10009 Why: The donations raised will go […]Continue Reading


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A neat build of an unusual model. Well done.
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Here's a great idea for a pacer.
Posted 01 August 2013 - 09:35 PM
In fact, looking at it again, I'd bet that if someone produced that exact car in real life, it would sell pretty well. It's definitely diferent!
There was a 1:1 on eBay not too long ago. I think it was done in red. Don't remember where it was selling from or if it sold. I'm sure more than one person has actually made a real one.
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Very sharp and cool build.
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Pretty COOL, I almost bought a pacer one time, they're so ugly they are almost cute, anyway NICE job!!
Okay, we're resurrecting ancient threads? Cool Pacer pickup, I especially like the unusual color on it.
A guy in our model club owns a Pacer woody wagon. I had one that got away many years ago. Mid 1990s, there was a red wagon with a six and a four speed. It was a Pacer X and had mag wheels on it. 60,000 miles and $1500. I thought it would be a cool daily driver. I saw it at an Englishtown, NJ swap meet and the owner wasn't around so I wrote down the phone number. This was before cell phones so I took it home with me, and it went through the wash! Doh!
I keep saying I'm gonna build a model of that Pacer!
Posted 10 August 2013 - 10:15 PM
Very cool
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I Echo what everyone is saying. great concept and color. and like harry said to bad they did'nt do a real one their sales would have gone way up.
Posted 11 August 2013 - 01:48 AM
Love it!
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Kewl kar from Karmodeler2.
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I though about doing that with mine, but mine turned into a hemi powered rally car
Posted 01 November 2013 - 05:45 AM
Great idea, Cool model.
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 06:46 AM
I like this a whole lot. But wasn't the passenger door like 6-8 inches longer on a Pacer? Did you rescribe?
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 06:51 AM
Great conversion idea, and really well done! Nice work!
Posted 01 November 2013 - 08:19 AM
Other people may have imagined that modification, or seen one, but I never have, and I think my jaw dropped when I saw it. It just looks so good, and so right, that it gobsmacked me! Gotta give a big tip of the hat to that one!
How about some more photos?
Edited by berr13, 01 November 2013 - 08:21 AM.
Posted 07 November 2013 - 06:47 PM
A designer named Carl Green did a prototype 1:1 for AMC of a pickup. Look out for an old copy of Petersen's Trucking Trends 1977 with an article in it about it, or a copy of the July '77 Pickup Van & 4WD magzine. Another repaint of the car at Green's own page here.


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The former first lady of France has a new album called "Little French Songs" coming out Tuesday (April 2), and it's already creating some controversy. Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, wife of former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, sings about a variety of things on her album, including life while dating Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger, according to THR.
In the song "At Keith and Anita's Place," a reference to Keith Richards and his former girlfriend Anita Pallenberg, Bruni describes a day in the life of her relationship with Jagger, singing, "Someone is rolling a joint. Oh no! I don't smoke. We're at Keith and Anita's place."
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During this year, the seminar met regularly to discuss readings relating to the theme of photography and affect/emotion/feeling and to workshop papers-in-progress by seminar members. The book that Elspeth Brown and Thy Phu have edited,
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For 2009–10, the seminar met regularly to discuss readings relating to the theme of photography and affect/emotion/feeling. We put on a major international conference entitled "Feeling Photography" on October 16-17, 2009 with several plenary speakers, including Ann Cvetkovich, Lisa Cartwright, David Eng, Shawn Michelle Smith, Marianne Hirsch and Leo Spitzer, and Christopher Pinney. A special issue on "Affecting Photographies," co-edited by Linda Speer and Thy Phu, was published by
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From 2008-09, our seminar focused its reading on concepts of affect and photography. We also worked on organizing the "Feeling Photography" conference at the University of Toronto in fall 2009; produced an edited special issue of
Photography and Culture
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In 2007-08, the Toronto Photography seminar turned its attention to affect and photojournalism, with the goal of developing a research relationship with Ryerson University's Black Star Collection (which they had recently acquired). Our seminar met throughout the year to discuss readings relating to the theme. We also hosted three guests, and submitted a successful International Opportunities Fund grant from SSHRC, the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada, on the theme of "affect and photojournalism." During this year we were also working on a guest issue of
History of Photography
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The theme of the 2006-07 seminar was "The Interdisciplinary Photograph" and was funded by the York Seminar for Advanced Research, with Sarah Parsons and Matthew Brower as seminar leaders. The seminar met each month over the course of the year, reading work relating to the theme of interdisciplinarity and photography. In addition, we sponsored three guests, John Tagg, John O'Brian and Carol Payne, all of whom workshopped works in progress with us.
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Egg in an Avocado
Egg in an avocado is a great breakfast, snack or just pick me up whenever you're in the mood for something hearty yet healthy. Filled with over 20 essential nutrients from fiber to vitamin B, avocados are one of the most nutritious foods you can eat. They are filled with healthy fats that maintains your weight, fills you up and enables your body to absorb more nutrients. Avocados are essential in the Mediterranean Diet, which is a holistic, natural diet focused on eating good fats (monosaturated) such as olive oil and whole grains. Avocados are also one of the best foods for your hair and skin. Eggs are another superfood filled with protein, complex carbs, iron, and a range of vitamins and minerals. Paired with avocados, this vitamin-packed combo is incredible for your muscles, skin, hair, weight maintenance, brain function and eye health. It's a wonderful, meat-free way to sneak in a day's worth of protein into your diet, which is necessary for maintaing muscles and keeping fat off. Follow this delicious, easy recipe for your very own sunny-side up!
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One of the industry's most-respected brewers, Bill Madden serves as the chief executive officer and executive brewer at Mad Fox Brewing Company. He guides the brewing team consisting of lead brewer Brad Hulewicz and brewer Max Courington. Bill learned the science of brewing at the University of California-Davis where he graduated from the Master Brewers Program in 1995. Since then, he has been honing his craft and has been responsible for opening and operating seven brewpub locations in the region while at Capitol City Brewing Company, Founders Restaurant and Brewing Company, and Vintage 50 Restaurant and Brew Lounge. Bill's locally brewed and served beers have received national acclaim through the Brewers Associations' Great American Beer Festival (GABF) and the Chicago Real Ale Festival. His achievements are especially notable because they span from the biggest, most robust and full-flavored beer styles to also include the lightest and subtlest beer styles, an unusual accomplishment that speaks to his finesse as a brewer.
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Caputo Flour in Smaller Bags
I found a company that repacks Caputo 00 Pizza Flour into smaller 5lb, 10lb and 15lb bags, so you don't have to buy 45lbs at a time. Shipping is still pretty high relative to the cost of the item, but it's basically a low cost way of trying out the flour to see if you like it, and want to buy larger amounts.
They carry a bunch of Italian foods, including San Marzano tomatoes. Take a look:
I tried to order but the shipping costs are way too high
A 5 lb bag of flour costs $3.95 but shipping is 13.08 to CA. 2 5lb bags cost 17.40 for shipping which is a little better but it still doesn't make sense
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Ian Bennett and Hewerton each scored two goals as the defending Major Indoor Soccer League champion Milwaukee Wave extended their league-high winning streak to 11 games with a 12-6 road victory against the Chicago Soul Friday at Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, IL.
Cuitlahuac Meza, Pablo Da Silva and Jeff Richie each scored goals for the expansion Soul in the loss.
Milwaukee is now 12-2 and leading the league by a half-game over the Baltimore Blast (12-4).
Chicago is 6-10 and sharing fifth place with the Rochester Lancers (also 6-10), seven games behind the Wave.
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Hello one and all, Super here and I'm not sure if someone has tried this or not but I would like to take a couple of you fellow mineimators along with my self and put you to a big skype call and a survival games arena and record the whole thing for youtube. But there's a problem, I don't have a server with the survival games plugin on it. So if anyone has a server with that plugin available to use that would be amazing, well that's about it. If you like this idea tell me and I'll try and make it happen. Super out.
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America's Sweetheart is heartbroken.
Poor Oscar-winning actress and superstar Sandra Bullock wasn't prepared for her rebel without a clue hubby cheating on her with a tattooed-stripper named Bombshell McGee.
Talk about not protecting your Blind Side, Sandy.
Hello! You married a guy named Jesse James. It's not like you married a guy who has the same name as someone who is beyond reproach — like say, Atticus Finch.
And what's this about you being America's Sweetheart? Has anybody had the nerve to tell that to figure skater Johnny Weir? He was probably vying for the title.
By the way, isn't America's Sweetheart kind of an archaic title anymore? What is this, the 1950s?
"Where have you gone, Doris Day, a nostalgic goody-two-shoes nation turns its woman's place is in the kitchen eyes to you."
Maybe there should be an America's Sweetheart Pageant.
Bullock inherited the crown from Julia Roberts, who hasn't had a hit movie in a while — but apparently no marital strife.
No one voted for Bullock, it's a rather foregone conclusion. She paid her dues starring in some really bad movies but got fans in the seats to go and see them anyway. But she found redemption — and so did her fans —- by starring in a pretty good movie that eventually won her the best actress Oscar.
Ironic that only a month or so ago Bullock was giving advice to another scorned woman —- Mrs. Tiger Woods.
"If I were Elin, man, I would have hit a lot more than she did," Bullock said. "I would have kept hitting. Yeah, she stopped, she was respectable. I'd get the baseball bat, I'd get everything out."
Whoa, hell hath no fury like an America's Sweetheart scorned.
Cue the P.A. announcer at the ballgame: "Now batting for Elin Woods, Swingin' for the Fences Sandra Bullock."
Naturally, all the sympathy is for Bullock.
We men are always the villains. Cheating on our spouses is unthinkable. But most of us think about it a lot.
Why go out for Twinkies when you've got angel food cake at home?
That's the rub.
Dude, cheating on your sweet gal Sandy with a stripper who has more tattoos on her bod than a punk rock garage band!
That's even more regrettable than Tiger straying on his Mrs. with cocktail waitresses and porn stars.
Of course, Bullock's Born to Be Wild hubby is no box office Hollywood pretty boy. Which is why some say she hooked up with him — he's not Hollywood.
All of the media has no choice but to take Sandra's side. One female "entertainment" reporter suggested that since all of these mistresses are coming out from the shadows and bragging about their affairs (to cash in on them) men tempted by temptresses will think twice about cheating.
That only happens in movies written by women or men who "understand" what it's like to be a woman.
Some of the things that Sandra Bullock could do to get out of her funk:
1. Go cougar on some young actor. The twenty-somethings are devoted and obedient, just like puppies. Better yet, you could probably cheat on them and they won't mind as long as they're told "Hey, men have gotten away with this for years, it's about time women did."
2. Hook up with Elin Woods. You'll fulfill a lot of men's fantasies — and isn't that what you do in the movies anyway?
3. Get all Annie Oakley on Jesse James.
4. Get more tattoos and work out on a stripper poll.
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Ulverston homes plan to be debated
Last updated at 20:05, Sunday, 15 December 2013
A CONTROVERSIAL planning document, which could see hundreds of homes built on green spaces in Ulverston, will be debated at a meeting this week.
SLDC councillors will decide whether or not to adopt its land allocation plan which will provide a framework for planning in the area until 2025.
The full council will meet at 4.45pm at South Lakeland House in Kendal on Tuesday.
There will be an opportunity for members of the public to raise points and ask questions.
During the consultation phase for the document, hundreds of Ulverston residents raised concerns that the 15-year strategy was unsuitable for the area with increased traffic along the A590, the main arterial route into Barrow, a prime concern.
Cllr James Airey, who represents Low Furness, has already pledged to vote against adopting the plan.
The document was reviewed by Simon Berkeley, a government appointed independent planning inspector.
His report, which recommended a number of modifications to the plan, was recevied by SLDC on November 14.
Councillors must decide whether to accept the inspectors modifications and adopt the plan in it's entirety, or reject it all together.
They will not be able to adopt it in part or suggest any modifications.
The land allocation plan, which has taken planning officers years to put together, designates land which could be developed in order to meet the districts housing and employment needs.
The document envisages 1,247 homes in Ulverston; 277 in Broughton, Urswick, Greenodd, Kirkby and Swarthmoor; 507 in Grange, and 223 in Cartmel, Cark, Flookburgh and Allithwaite, with the rest falling to the east of the district, including Kendal, Kirkby Lonsdale and Milnthorpe.
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Then I can sit back and enjoy the financial riches it will bring to me in
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Sites anxiously waiting for the green light to turn the into development sites.
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