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Funny Bones, 1914 (4)
Making Sure
Mrs. Newly: "If I wasn't afraid baby was sick I do believe I should spank him."
Mr. Newly: "Well, let's make sure. You begin spanking and I'll go for the doctor."
Too Cheap
"Shall I dissolve another pearl in the chalice for your breakfast?' asked Charmion.
"No," replied Cleopatra. "Pearls are too inexpensive and commonplace. Boil me an egg."
Know Him?
"Pa, what is a near-humorist?"
"A near-humorist, son, is a person who says, when he finds an oyster in a stew, 'Well, well, little stranger, what are you doing here?'"
Only Name for a Hog
One day a number of children in the parlor were talking over the difficulty Adam must have had in finding names for all the animals. The littlest girl did not speak for some time but when she did she said: "Except with the hog. Anybody would know what to call that!"
An X-Ray View
"Everyone has some secret sorrow," says a philosophizing friend. "Even the fattest and jolliest of us has a skeleton in his midst."
The Place
"You ought to be contented and not fret for your old home," said the mistress, as she looked into the dim eyes of her young Swedish maid. "You are earning good wages, your work is light, everyone is kind to you, and you have plenty of friends here."
"Yas'm," said the girl; "but it is not the place where I do be that makes me vera homesick; it is the place where I don't be."
As Willie Read It
It was the class in the second reader, and little Willie had just been called upon to rise and take up the reading where Martha had left off. Willie stood at attention, his book held in the proper position before him, clutched the corner of his desk with his free hand, swallowed hard, and read:
"This is a warm doughnut. Step on it."
"What!" gasped the teacher. "Willie, that is not correct. Read it again."
Willie did, with the same result. Moreover, he maintained stoutly that that was what his book said.
So teacher had him bring it to her. Perhaps there had been a misprint, and –
But this is what the teacher read in Willie's book:
"This is a worm. Do not step on it."
One Virtue
"When you proposed to me you said you were not worthy of me!"
"Well, what of that?"
"Nothing; only I will say for you that whatever else you were, you were no liar."
Old Gentleman: "And so your name is Hooligan? Are you any relation to Tom Hooligan?"
Hooligan: "Very distant. I wuz me mother's first child an' Tim wuz the twelfth."
False Alarm
"What's this?" asked the dictator, nervously, as the courier handed him a document.
"An ultimatum."
"Another ultimatum? Then it's all right. I thought maybe they were trying to start something."
An Undesirable
The new baby had proved itself the professor of extraordinary long powers. One day baby's brother, little Johnny, said to his mother:
"Ma, little brother came from heaven, didn't he?"
"Yes, dear," answered the mother.
Johnny was silent for a minute, and then went on:
"I say, ma."
"What is it, Johnny?"
"I don't blame the angels for slinging him out, do you?"
Bare Facts
The teacher of the class in English demanded that the pupils all write for their daily exercise a brief account of a baseball game.
One boy sat through the period seemingly wrapt in thought, while the others worked hard, and turned in their narratives. After school, the teacher approached the desk of the laggard.
"I'll give you five minutes to write that description," he sternly said; "if it is not done by that time, I shall punish you."
The boy promptly concentrated all his attention upon the theme as the teacher slowly counted the minutes. At last, with joyful eagerness, he scratched a line on his tablet, and handed it to his master. It read:
"Rain – no game."
The Answer
Father, teaching his six-year-old son arithmetic by giving a problem to his wife, begs his son to listen:
Father: "Mother, if you had a dollar and I gave you five more, what would you have?"
Mother (replying absently): "Hysterics."
Went Too Far
Quizzer: "What's the matter, old man? You look worried."
Sizzer: "I have cause to. I engaged a man to trace my pedigree."
Quizzer: "Well, what's the trouble? Hasn't he been successful?"
Sizzer: "Successful! I should say he has! I'm paying him hush-money."
Balky Tom
"Run up-stairs, Tommy, and bring baby's nightgown," said Tommy's mother.
"Don't want to," said Tommy.
"Oh, Tommy! If you are not kind to your new little sister she'll put on her wings and fly back to heaven."
Tommy's reply came.
"Well, let her put on her wings and fly up-stairs for her nightgown!"
Worked Overtime
"My mother made me what I am," said the political speaker, as he proudly threw out his chest.
"Well," said a small man, at the rear of the hall, "she must have put in most of her time at other things."
Tommy's Idea
Teacher: "What is the highest form of animal life, Tommy?"
Tommy: "The giraffe."
Weather Note
A heavy bunch of clouds passed over Hogwallow yesterday bound for a Sunday School picnic in progress near Rye Straw.
Hard or Soft Boiled?
The sweet young thing was being shown through the shops of the locomotive works.
"What is that thing?" she asked, pointing with her dainty parasol.
"That," replied the guide, "is an engine boiler."
She was an up-to-date young lady and at once became interested. "And why do they boil engines?" she inquired again.
"Oh," replied the young fellow thoughtfully, "to make the engine tender."


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This week's polls have been released. Here's how the ACC fared, from the top of the polls to the bottom, and what it means.
8/8. Clemson
Clemson got their first big scare of the season on Saturday, with Tajh Boyd leaving the game after falling awkwardly thanks to a hit from Boston College defensive end Max Holloway. Backup quarterback Cole Stoudt was able to enter the game and help the Tigers hold on to the win, and the good news is Boyd is expected to not miss much, if any, playing opportunities. The sophomore quarterback is a breakout star in Clemson's new offense, and having him in the game is key to the unit operating at full potential. If Boyd is able to compete at 100% after straining his hip, the Tigers' will be in a position to continue their quest for an ACC Atlantic Division title.
12/12. Georgia Tech
The Yellow Jackets looked shakier than usual against Maryland, but held on to a three score lead in the fourth quarter to win 21-16. Paul Johnson was cricital of his team's offense after the game, citing a lack of "continuity" as a reason for their struggles. The team looked out of rhythm, but leading the Coastal Division and sitting at 6-0 does wonders for maintaining your status in the polls. Georgia Tech will get healthier defensively heading into this week's game against Virginia, and we have all seen the potential of that offense when things are clicking.
19/17. Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech bounced back from their disappointing loss to Clemson in the conference opener with a trilling 38-35 shootout victory over Miami. For one game, the story of the Hokies' offense was not running back David Wilson. Tyrod Taylor was on the Hokie sideline, and with his mentor watching sedshirt sophomore Logan Thomas put together the most memorable game of his young career. Thomas completed 23 fo 25 passes for 310 yards and three touchdowns. Most importantly, on 4th and 1 Thomas took the ball in his hands with intentions to dive for a first down with less than a minute remaining. When he looked ahead after faking the handoff to Wilson, there was a giant gap and Thomas ran 19 yards for the winning touchdown. "Enter Sandman" blared through Lane Stadium, and Virginia Tech was back on track.
Others receiving votes: North Carolina and Wake Forest both received some attention from the voters this week after picking up victories this weekend. The Tar Heels escaped with an ugly 14-7 victory over Louisville to improve to 5-1, while the Demon Deacons make their first splash near the Top 25 after knocking off Florida State 35-30. The Seminoles, ranked No. 23 last week and as high as No. 5 earlier in the season, did not receive any votes in either poll.
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Judgment obtained against Viroqua farm for dumping manure in stream
VIROQUA—Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen's office has obtained a judgment and order against Lehmann Farms for violating state water pollution control laws by intentionally discharging manure from its storage facility into a ravine that led to a stream and by failing to report the discharge.
According to the complaint filed by the Department of Justice at the request of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the owners/operators of Lehmann Farms hooked a pump hose onto the lower valve of the manure storage unit in the middle of the night June 6, 2013, and discharged approximately 20,000 to 30,000 gallons of manure into an intermittent stream that drains to Wire Hollow Creek and ultimately to the North Fork of the Bad Axe River. They chose to discharge the manure instead of securing additional lands or temporarily renting space in another farmer's storage facility. They did not apply for a discharge permit, and they did not notify DNR after the discharge took place. Instead, the DNR learned of the discharge when it received a citizen complaint and traced the manure back to Lehmann Farms.
Lehmann Farms operates a 250- to 280-cow dairy near Viroqua. Facilities that house more than 700 dairy cows are defined as large Confined Animal Feeding Operations and are required to obtain and maintain a facility-specific pollution discharge permit. As a medium-sized facility, Lehmann Farms has not been covered by a discharge permit. The judgment and order provide that Lehmann Farms will apply for a discharge permit, which require the farm to secure and maintain adequate manure storage capacity in the future. It is anticipated that Lehmann Farms will construct a second manure storage facility at a cost of approximately $300,000, which should ensure adequate storage capacity. Lehmann Farms also will pay $15,000 in forfeitures, court costs and surcharges, and state investigation and enforcement costs, including attorneys' fees, for the violations alleged in the complaint.
Assistant Attorney General Diane L. Milligan prosecuted the case. The judgment and order were approved by Vernon County Circuit Court Judge Michael J. Rosborough.


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Hospitals are being attacked across the United States for having huge profits. The fact is every business whether for profit or not-for-profit must operate with a healthy, positive bottom line in order to remain viable.
Compared to most other businesses, hospitals have a very low operating margin and many hospitals even lose money. If you were a savvy business person, hospitals are not where you would want to invest, especially due to the vast uncertainty with CON law changes, sales tax exempt status questions and Medicaid reform. Additionally, there are very few if any other businesses that are as highly regulated as hospitals and who are required by law to provide services for free. This is not to say that hospitals want to shirk their responsibilities of providing care to all - quite the opposite. We are all in healthcare to provide care for patients, but the criticism that hospitals are solely to blame for rising healthcare costs is misdirected.
According to the American Hospital Association (AHA), U.S. hospitals provided $41.1 billion in uncompensated care in 2011. The AHA also shows that one in four hospitals operates in the red.
Hospitals need a positive margin to continue to serve their patients and communities, but a four percent operating margin, which is what WakeMed aims to achieve, is not excessive to maintain a healthy hospital system.


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The new commander for the Fort Bliss Warrior Transition Battalion has seen combat duty in both Iraq and Afghanistan, but now is getting to see a completely different side of the Army.
Lt. Col. Tommy L. Cardone, a 41-year-old Tennessee native, took over as commander of the Warrior Transition Battalion in early November. The unit cares for about 350 wounded, injured and ill soldiers at Fort Bliss. It also has a staff of about 170 military and civilian workers.
Cardone said he brings a "unique skill set" to his new command. He's been deployed to Afghanistan twice, Iraq once and Bosnia once. He is a career infantry officer and has been a company commander in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
"I've seen it from the warfighter side, and now that I'm on the inside of the Warrior Transition Battalion, I'm getting to see the care side," Cardone said.
This command is the type of opportunity that an active-duty infantry officer typically doesn't get, Cardone said.
"It's really a blessing," he said. "I'm being exposed to stuff I would never see otherwise."
Cardone is the unit's third commander since October. He took over for Maj. Susan M. Tallman, who served as interim commander for about three weeks. She returned to her previous job as the battalion's executive officer. Tallman replaced Lt. Col. Long Pham, who commanded the unit for 18 months. Pham was a reservist on active duty. Pham, of Arlington, Texas, returned to his civilian job as an insurance adjuster and continues to serve in the Army Reserve.
To help spell out exactly what his expectations are, Cardone met with his staff when he took over. He also met separately with a group of about 30 senior soldiers who are receiving treatment through the battalion. These senior soldiers have a rank from staff sergeant up to full colonel, he said.
"In this battalion, it's simple: Your whole job in life is to heal, whether that means heal and move back to civilian life or heal and get back to duty," Cardone said.
For soldiers, it means being at all your appointments and "being in the right place at the right time in the right uniform," Cardone said.
For staff members, it means treating all transitioning soldiers with dignity and respect, he added.
"They are soldiers while they are transitioning," Cardone said. "The whole point for WTBs across the Army is, you are a soldier in transition. You are not a patient in transition.
"You are still a soldier, still a professional," he continued. "The country still expects you to be a soldier."
Col. Michael Heimall, commander of William Beaumont Army Medical Center, called Cardone a "proven leader with vast experience as both a combat leader and mentor for soldiers and future officers."
"His approach to leading and problem-solving is exactly what a WTB commander should have and he has made a significant impact in the short time he has been in command," Heimall said.
Cardone will command the Warrior Transition Battalion until June, when he will become the battalion commander for the 1st Battalion, 77th Armored Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division.
"My professional goal is to always give a better battalion than I received," Cardone said. "I want to hand off this command in a better position in reference to caring for soldiers and professionally helping them get through their treatment plans. I didn't receive a bad battalion, not by any means. But the old adage is, there is always room for improvement."
Previous service: Most recent assignment was as ROTC battalion commander and professor of military science at Mississippi State University.
Education: Bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Tennessee at Martin; master's degree in business and organizational security management from Webster University.
Awards: Bronze Star (three awards); Meritorious Service Medal (three awards); Joint Service Commendation Medal; Army Commendation Medal (three awards); Joint Service Achievement Medal; Army Achievement Medal (four awards); Combat Infantryman Badge; Ranger Tab; and others.
Family: Married to Chellie. Three daughters and one son -- Taylor, 22, a licensed practical nurse in Mississippi; Austin, 20, a specialist in the Kansas National Guard; Makayla, 10; and Sierra, 7.


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Local Retailers Pleased with Business During Iowa's Tax Holiday
Posted By News On August 12, 2010 @ 6:25 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
Area shoppers anxious to save some money on back-to-school purchases made last weekend's state tax holiday a successful one at Pella retailers. Mike Schuring, owner of Franklin Street Clothing in Pella said he enjoyed a strong uptick in customers last weekend, which he said also included some race fans that were in the area for the 360 Nationals. Schuring, who is also the president of the Pella Chamber of Commerce adds that the tax-free weekend is almost as busy for shoppers as the so-called "Black Friday" after Thanksgiving.
Darin Schuknecht, assistant manager at Brown's Shoe Fit says that Saturday was particularly busy, adding that many parents were looking to save a little money on items they were already planning to buy. He says their store also saw a number of race fans in town last weekend, and says that number has increased this week during the 50th Anniversary of the Knoxville Nationals.
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AXZM is a full service, multidisciplinary digital marketing agency located in the heart of Deep Ellum in Dallas, Texas.
We are a brick and mortar (2940 Commerce St Dallas, TX 75226), BBB accredited, A+ rated business with over 10 years experience creating internet marketing solutions for start ups and fortune 500 companies alike.
Our MissionThis is how we rollOur mission is to empower individuals, top brands and forward thinking non-profit organizations who are committed to making the world a better place in some way. Open source is a way of life for us, not just a technology or platform. It's part of our DNA.
We believe deeply in the old Chinese proverb "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." This is at the center of how we approach business and our products.
Our Core Values:
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ClientsHere are a few brands we have worked with
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LeadershipIt ain't our first rodeo
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As the Founder and CEO of AXZM, Steve Floyd has worn a lot of hats. Steve's knowledge in the world of Open Source software combined with his organic Search Engine Marketing experience has positioned AXZM as one of the top digital marketing firms in Dallas, Texas. Steve is also the founder / organizer of one of the oldest Content Strategy Meetups in the nation and speaks regularly on the topic. He works hard to make sure every client that walks through the door is happy and new business keeps coming in.
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A well known promoter, Greg brings his relentless promotional spirit to every account he works on as AXZM's Inbound Marketing manager. Greg works very hard to make sure all of our client's campaigns are performing and that they meet their goals.
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As AXZM's Art Director and Lead Front-End Developer, Ross Edman brings his rich creative and academic background to each and every project, using his keen eye for design to create meaningful brand experiences, regardless of the medium.
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With a degree in film and background in design and motion graphics, Jake provides AXZM's clients video production ranging from testimonials, corporate training, events and seminars as well as commercials for television.
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On Monday, to prevent the songs leaking, both Katy Perry and Lady Gaga went ahead and released their latest singles ahead of schedule. Katy Perry released her song, "Roar," which will be part of her third album, Prism, to be released in October. Immediately, many argued she had ripped off Sara Bareilles' 4-month-old song, "Brave" (which, by the way, Katy tweeted about several months ago).
Meanwhile, Lady Gaga released her song, "Applause." The single is her first from her new album, "ARTPOP," which is scheduled to be released in November. After her song debuted to some less-than-ideal reviews, she urged her fans to trust her, not bloggers.
Regardless, both artists have huge followings, and both musicians have also taken a break from the music world for quite some time, making their returns pretty highly anticipated. Fans seem pleased with both songs — but which song do you like better? Listen below and comment to let us know!
Tags: songs, music, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, singles, Artpop, Prism
I was not particularly in on the "Gangnam Style" craze when it first happened, but I was kind of the only one. I could recognize its significance, though, in that it was one of the first songs to come complete with its own dance moves since Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How To Dougie." Psy's song joined the ranks of the equally beloved and reviled collection of wedding-songs-everyone-is-required-to-dance-to, like "Macarena" and "Electric Slide."
Because of that, most seemed to assume Psy would be a one-hit wonder and fade away just like Lou Bega ("Mambo No. 5") and Baha Men ("Who Let the Dogs Out?"). Maybe he'd come back for a reality show at some point (like Vanilla Ice) but if not, we likely would never hear from him again.
Tags: Music, songs, singles, Psy
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Counting Down the Days Until Christmas is fun for kids with this Christmas Coloring Activity Placemat
By Grassi & Co.
Grassi & Co.'s Fund Administration Practice is expanding its service capabilities and will now offer Advent's Geneva® software, the industry's premier global investment accounting solution.
By The Maximus Group
Holy Family Hospital's first baby visits her birthplace in her hometown of Bethlehem
By The Maximus Group
Holy Family Hospital of Bethlehem launching interactive calendar for Advent
By Up At Dawn, LLC
Already overwhelmed by Black Friday? Trouble keeping the real meaning of Christmas? The book, "Get Ready, Celebrate, Rejoice" offers a range of faith-focused activities for the entire holiday season.
By Horton PR
On Thursday 15th November, Innsbruck, the capital of Tirol, unveiled one of the most magical Christmas Markets in Europe with a spectacular new attraction.
By Spencertown Records
America's Beloved Catholic Storytellers, The Glenn Mohr Chorale release "Blessed Hope: Songs Of Advent" on December 13, 2011
By Team Werbelabel PartG
Advent period is famous from crunching and mincing! Potato cakes, cookies, baked fish, mulled wine and so on - sweet, salty and especially high-calorie foods are lurking around us on every corner.
By Jesuits of New England
Advent podcasts from Jesuits, awaiting Christmas- Anticipating Joy, the Graces of using the Examen, Imaginative Prayer, and Living in Gratitude.
By Ruth Cheesley
Virya Technologies launch an exciting twist on the traditional advent calendar in their 24 days of giving month-long event. Each day a new quote of the day, challenge of the day and charity of the day are found behind a door on their special tree!
By Keitai
Our new app for Ipad, iPhone and iPod Touch dedicated to Advent 2011. A fun calendar with a countdown to Christmas. 24-day waiting period marked by 24 virtual windows, behind which hide 24 fun drawings to be coloured. Have fun and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
By Shifting Blue
Santa Tracker HD, an iPad app that provides kids with an entertaining way to countdown to Christmas and track the progress of Santa Claus as he and his team of reindeer travel the globe on Christmas Eve, is now available in the iTunes App Store.
By New England Province of Jesuits
Anticipate the joy of the Christmas seasion and incorporate Ignatian spirituality into your Advent with online podcasts
By LoyolaPress
Advent activities are available online for parents, catechists, parishes and families preparing for Christmas from Loyola Press.
By Holy Family Hosptial of Bethlehem Foundation
Only 500 yards from the traditional birthplace of Jesus Christ, for the past 20 years, Holy Family Hospital of Bethlehem, has not turned any mother or baby away because "there is no room." The Hospital is known as "The Birthplace of Hope."
By play-asia members
Buy Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete from Play-asia.com, it only costs you US$ 53.90!
By K Lilley
The National IT Learning Centre has extended their support to help Advent Students by contacting Barclays Bank to discuss providing alternative training in the longer term.
By NITLC
National IT Learning Centre's offer to provide students left in the lurch by Advent Training free support has been greatly received.
By National IT Learning Centre
Following recent news that Advent IT Training will no longer provide training to their students, National IT Learning Centre are offering free workshop training places to Advent Training students who want to finish their CompTIA A+ certifcation.
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Heidelberg / Germany Due to the big success of their advent promotion Marketing Nastasi decided to extend it up to christmas. Everyone can learn how to manifest everything he or she wants with success for now only 59,50 $ instead of 99,50 $ before.
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Heidelberg As for advent season Marketing Nastasi offers their 30 days online course manifesting for a promotion price. Everyone can learn how to manifest everything he or she wants with success for now only 59,50 $ instead of 99,50 $ before.
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From 1st December right up to Christmas Day, Big Yellow Self Storage has daily stocking filler prizes to be won in their newly launched Facebook application.
By Visit South East England
One of the UK's most vibrant destinations Brighton offers an incredible range of attractions throughout the year, but with Christmas approaching the city is preparing some extra special festive treats.
By Marshall Thompson
Advent Creative will be holding an open house to celebrate its merger with Digital Slant and its move to a new location in Logan, Utah. Advent is now the biggest creative agency in Cache Valley and one of the biggest in Utah.
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You and your children can count down the days till Christmas with Cullen's Abc's (CullensAbcs.com) daily online video advent calendar.
By Gerrymander
Count down to Election Day with the 2008 Election Day Advent Calendar. This twist on the holiday classic features a fantastical Election Day scene, which changes in silly and surprising ways as you open each door.
By John Roberson / Advent
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New Mexico Department of Agriculture is hosting two workshops at 10 a.m. Tuesday at NMDA, 3190 S. Espina St., in Las Cruces, and at 9 a.m. April 25 at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute, 1607 Paseo de Peralta, in Santa Fe.
The workshops are to help potential applicants understand the Specialty Crops Program and the process for completing an application that best represents their proposed project. Funds are made available through USDA's Specialty Crop Block Grant Program. Applications must be submitted to NMDA on or before May 24. Info: nmda.nmsu.edu or 575-646-4929.
The Silver City Rotary Club will meet at noon today in the Sunset Room, Student Cafeteria, WNMU Student Center. The club invites members of the local business and professional community to join them for a good lunch and conversation and an opportunity to check out what Rotary is all about. Info: Linda Telaak, 575-534-1135.
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Givers Support Group will be meet from 1 to 3 p.m. today at the Silver City Senior Center, 205 W. Victoria St. Info: 575-388-2545.
Music at the Public Library's Storytime at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Silver City Public Library, 515 W. College Ave. British Isles music program for kids by the Desert Larks Early Music Ensemble. Info: 575-538-3672.
Mule Creek Adobe "Builders Breakfast" will take place from 6 to 11 a.m. Thursday at Mule Creek Adobe, 258 Arenas Valley Road.
The Celtic/Folk/World music duo Four Shillings Short present a multi-cultural educational concert "Around the World in 30 Instruments" with two concerts performances Thursday at the Silver City Public Library, 515 W. College Ave. There will be a performance just for children at 10 a.m. and an all-ages concert at 5:30 p.m. Info: 575-538-3672.
Western Institute for Lifelong Learning Reflections of an Artist series will host author, Monette Bebow-Reinhard with a reception and book signing at 5 p.m. and lecture from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by a question-and-answer Friday at the WNMU Global Resource Center, 12th and Kentucky streets. Her book "Tracking a Pre-Contact Copper Industry Trade Network" is an exploration of the pre-historic copper tooling and trading and its effect on culture in the Americas. Free. Info: 575-538-6835, email email@example.com or www.will-learning.com.
The Gila Native Plant Society will meet at 7 p.m. Friday in room 110, Harlan Hall, WNMU campus. Bill Norris will discuss "The Role of Amateur Botanists in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition in Botany." He will feature amateur botanists with whom he has worked closely in several states, such as Iowa and New Mexico, including a mailman, a printer, a surgeon general and a high school teacher. Free and refreshments after the program. Info: gilanps.org.
Poetry Reading with Illuminata Senetre will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bayard Public Library, 1112 Central Ave. Celebrate Earth Day with Original Poetry in Honor of the Earth. Info: Jody Decker, 575-537-6244.
Western Institute for Lifelong Learning will host a "second chance" discussion and book signing with author Monette Bebow-Reinhard at 10 a.m. Saturday April 20 at the Silver City Public Library, 515 W. College Ave. Info: 575-538-3672.
Celebrate Earth Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Gough Park. Visit the Silver City Food Co-op's booth to get freshly popped organic corn and free seeds. Also visit the Silver City Museum's booth featuring a recycled craft and activities. The community is invited to come to the Earth Day Celebration.
The Brittany Chavez Benefit Run will take place at Billy's Wild West BBQ and Steakhouse, 2140 Highway 180. The registration from 8 to 10:30 a.m. The cost will be $10 for all riders and/or participants. The riders kick stands will be up at 10 a.m. There will be raffles, and live music as entertainment. Info: Amanda Vanek, 781-799-2822 or Jacqueline Chavez, 575-956-2170.


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Garden City pulls away from Sterling City
STERLING CITY — In a game where shots came at a premium, the Sterling City girls basketball team was unable to make a pair of free throws and a trio of three-point opportunities toward the end of a District 14-1A Division II game on Tuesday.
And because of those fourth-quarter misses, the upset-minded Lady Eagles were defeated 36-30 by No. 8 Garden City in the District 14-1A opener for both squads at the Sterling City gym.
"We fought hard and had a lot of chances in the first half to go into halftime with a lead," Sterling City head coach Aaron Marks said. "I credit Garden City's defense for keeping it that close."
Sterling City (7-6 overall, 0-1 district) kept things interesting for the first two quarters, holding the Lady Kats to single-digit point totals with some aggressive, physical defense.
Lady Eagles players were not shy about diving onto the floor for a loose ball or fighting through a crowd of teammates and opponents for a rebound.
That effort helped Sterling City keep the game close as it trailed 10-9 at halftime.
"We knew Garden City wanted it, but so did we," Sterling City senior Trisha Horwood said. "Coach Marks told us at halftime that we were going to have to go out and fight for this one. And we fought."
The Lady Kats (11-3, 1-0) gave the Lady Eagles their best shot in the second half by taking a 25-19 lead at the end of the third quarter.
But the combined efforts of Horwood and fellow senior Savannah Jones, who scored 19 second-half points, kept the Lady Eagles within striking distance until the end.
Horwood, who sustained a torn ACL in Sterling City's first practice, scored all 10 of her points in the second half. Horwood knocked down her second of two 3-pointers to cut Garden City's lead to 31-30 with 2:21 remaining.
Garden City would answer less than a minute later. Hannah Halfmann, who finished with a team-high 13 points, drained a 3-pointer with 1:51 to play to give the Lady Kats a 34-30 lead.
"We swung the ball around and Hannah found an open spot in the defense," Garden City first-year head coach Chris Sumrall said. "She stepped up and made a big shot when we needed it."
Marks was visibly upset when recalling the open 3-pointer.
"In a close game like that, I preach that one possession can win it or lose it," Marks said. "It just didn't come out our way."
Sterling City would not record a point after Halfmann's 3-pointer.
"It was at the tip of our fingers, right at our grasp and they pulled it out," Horwood said. "I think it's going to help us because we know we can compete with them. We'll be ready for them next time."
The next chance for redemption will be Jan. 15 at Garden City, which is seven district games away.
Until then, Marks said his squad will set its sights on a 6:30 p.m. Friday home contest against Veribest.
"We're hoping to get some confidence going into the Christmas break," Marks said.
Garden City is slated to host Blackwell at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
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Garden City 36, Sterling City 30
Garden City 3 7 15 11 — 36
Sterling City 6 3 10 11 — 30
GARDEN CITY — Kamie Halfmann 3 1-2 7, Brylie Schaefer 2 0-0 6, Hannah Halfmann 5 0-1 13, Lexie Schaefer 1 4-5 6, Holly Halfmann 1 2-2 3. Totals 12 7-10 36.
STERLING CITY — Brittany Rauch 1 0-0 2, Savannah Jones 4 0-0 11, Trisha Horwood 3 2-2 10. Selena Navarro 1 0-2 2, Kailee Woods 1 0-0 3, Shandra Barrett 1 0-0 2. Totals 11 2-4 30.
3-Point Goals — Garden City 5 (B. Schaefer 2, Hannah Halfmann 3), Sterling City 6 (Jones 3, Horwood 2, Woods 1). Fouled out — Sterling City: Cassidy Doggett. Records — Garden City is 11-3 overall, 1-0 District 14-1A Division II; Sterling City is 7-6, 0-1.
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ALBANY — A beating and reported shooting were among the incidents the Albany Police Department are currently investigating, reports show.
The APD responded to 1511 Cordell Ave. amid reports of an aggravated assault and burglary incident at 3:50 a.m. Sunday.
The victim in the case, identified as William Stephens, had a facial wound to his left cheek area. The victim stated that a group of six black males forced their way into to his house, and as he was running away, one of the men shot him in the face.
He was treated by emergency medical personnel and transported to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, APD officials said. A hospital spokeswoman said Monday afternoon that Stephens had been discharged from Phoebe's emergency center.
The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation. The victim further stated that he believes the suspects were trying to get his $500,000 scratch off lottery ticket that he bought and won on the Fourth of July, police officials said.
Meanwhile, two arrests were made in connection to a separate aggravated assault, police said.
Antwon Smith and Shanard Smith, both 21 and not related, have been charged with burglary, aggravated assault, armed robbery and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime following an incident that unfolded at 2609 Gilllionville Road, the site of Glen Arm Manor Apartments.
Police reports show that officers responded to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital at 3:36 a.m. Sunday in reference to a person who had been assaulted. Upon their arrival they made contact with the victim, identified as Casey Washington, who stated that — while he was at his cousin's apartment — someone knocked on the door, and when he opened it up, an unknown black male pointed a gun at him.
The victim stated that he attempted to run, but two other black males grabbed him and started to punch and kick him in the head. The victim sustained head and facial injuries from the beating, police officials say.
A spokeswoman from Phoebe said Monday afternoon that Washington had been discharged from the hospital's emergency center.
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waltspecht 3 years, 4 months ago
Does this individual really have such a ticket? Or has his mouth gotten him into trouble? Possibly there was another reason they broke in which he is trying to deflect attention from? Seems like an awful lot of drug dealers have been hit lately
erock 3 years, 4 months ago
I must say I agree with waltpecht. We need a Paul Harvey moment. You know,"THE REST OF THE STORY."
VietVet1 3 years, 4 months ago
We don't need Paul Harvey - we need to eliminate the problem. Anyone breaking into my house (at anytime) would have been met by Mr. Smith & Wesson and his long friend Mr. 12ga.
erock 3 years, 4 months ago
I agree vietvet, I just don't think they went into the phone book and randomly picked him as a target. Sounds a littlle fishy to me.
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The Wildcats will take on the Georgetown Hoyas for the final match of the 2014 season on Sunday, November 23 at 2 p.m.
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2014:The only Wildcat to see action in every single set this season in 33 matches ... Recorded an average of 3.70 digs/set ... Took over libero duties halfway through the 2014 campaign to log 411 digs ... Recorded a career high 25 digs against Cal State Fullerton ... Other season stats include 12 kills on 41 attempts, 84 assists and 12 service aces.
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2012: Appeared in all 30 matches and played in 107 sets ... Tallied 206 digs with an average of 1.93 digs per set ... Registered four service aces and one block assist ... Also tallied eight kills and 17 assists ... Reached double figures in digs six times, including three times in a span of four matches early in the season ... During that stretch had a season-high 15 digs against Penn.
William P. Clements High School: Earned two varsity letters ... Set her school's single-season record for digs and was her team's Most Outstanding Defensive Player ... Fort Bend Sun All-District first team honoree as a senior ... Two-time first team all-district selection and the 2010 Newcomer of the Year ... Earned all-state and all-district academic honors ... Member of the National Honor Society.
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Kills 2 vs. Temple Sept. 1, 2012 2 s. Yale Sept. 13,2014 Attacks 7 vs. New Hampshire Aug. 25, 2012 7 at Yale Sept. 7, 2012 7 at Delaware Sept. 16,2014 Assists 8 at DePaul Nov. 14, 2014 Aces 3 at Delaware Sept. 16,2014 Digs 25 at Cal State Fullerton Sept. 6, 2014 Total Blocks 1 at Yale Sept. 7, 2012 Block Assists 1 at Yale Sept. 7, 2012


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Not to suggest any correlation with the Padres' ever-improving home record, but when ballclubs come to San Diego these days, a few visiting players are feeling their belts working a lot like the fences at Petco Park.
That is, they're tightening up.
Evidently, it's not unusual for players with teams staying in the Gaslamp area to have breakfast at the Broken Yolk Café, where the Travel Channel show "Man vs. Food" once did a feature on the "Iron Man Omelet Challenge." The challenge is for the diner to down a dozen-egg omelet, replete with enough potatoes and chili and cheese and biscuits to bring its total weight to six pounds. One-hour limit. No bathroom breaks.
Being big-league competitors, players from around the majors have heard about the eggs-stravaganza in San Diego and given it a go, according to Broken Yolk manager Flavio Villa. The tricky part is the timing, because you don't want to show up before a game at Petco with a bloated belly straight out of "Cool Hand Luke."
When the Miami Marlins were in town, relief pitcher A.J. Ramos waited until the day off between series at Petco Park and Dodger Stadium to accept the challenge.
"When they brought it out, it was on a damn pizza pan," the 5-foot-10, 212-pound (pre-breakfast) Ramos told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "I ate all the eggs. Usually I'll eat six or seven eggs normally when I'm working out or training, but 12 eggs was pretty beastly, especially when I got to the potatoes and they started making me full. My stomach was hurting the rest of the day."
Villa said only "two to three percent" of those attempting the Iron Man omelet reach the finish line in time, if at all. The wall of fame remains devoid of photos of ballplayers who've challenged "The Challenge" and won.
"We get a lot of Padres in here, too," said Villa, "but they don't try it."
Especially not the way they're running the bases this year.
P.S. Too bad the Kansas City Royals aren't coming to town for interleague play. The nickname of their DH, Billy Butler, is "Country Breakfast."
With the All-Star Game at Citi Field, it's hoped that Mets ace Matt Harvey would start for the National League. It being New York, too, there has been a minor move afoot to have Yankees closer Mariano Rivera be named the AL starting pitcher.
"I do appreciate it, but I want to be who I am, (and) I am a reliever," said Rivera. "Maybe, I'll get the chance to close."
What he does, he's still doing better than anyone else. At the age of 43, Rivera got to his 16th save of 2013 in the 39th game, a personal record. At the time, too, Rivera's 16 were more saves than 27 other teams.
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As the latest bit of Joe Maddon madness, the Rays all dress in camo clothing for a road trip to Baltimore, but one teammate wondered why Ryan Roberts even bothered. Citing the tattoos that have turned his torso into a canvas, Luke Scott said, " 'Tatman' is his own camouflage, so to speak. He's camo full-time."


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Print these Nick Jr. Valentine's Day stickers. Kids can use them to create their own cards.
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The DVD cover written in ghetto speak, using words like cuz, and dis made me wonder just exactly what I was in for...
What I discovered?
A true ghetto babe flick with just a light helping of raunch.
This is a fun little DVD, the premise is that the directors are "breaking in" some new girls to the porn industry. So we walk in on the "experienced male actors" "breaking in" the "new girls". (wink wink)
What I Liked
-These are some good looking, healthy people. Some tattoos, a piercing or two, but nothing too trashy.
-The scenes are creative, none of the lick, suck, fuck, pop formula here and there's a wide variety of positions.
-I liked that most of the womyn had some meat on their bones. (slurp)
-It just had a believabilty factor you don't usually find in porn.
What I Didn't Like
-Apparently no black man does cunnilingus.
There is one scene with pussy licking and it's done by a Deja, a womyn.
-Every scene opens with a BJ and ends in a facial.
-The audio is pretty poor on the into to each scene, but in the scenes themselves it's not too bad.
-Same kind of thing with the video quality, it's not stellar, but it's not bad either. Aside from scene 4 with Peaches where someone keeps walking in front of the lighting I didn't really notice any problems.
-I was disturbed a little by scene 6 with Luscious, it seemed a little sadistic to me. There was some minor bondage which started out fun enough but turned into what looked like a painful experience to her. Yet the scene continued and even close up'd on her grimace. Again, we move into a fun new position where she's on her back, him on his stomach and they're leg to leg but it becomes more painful than enjoyable to watch.
There's not a lot here to speak of.
-A slideshow-
Nice pics, they're clear and sexy.
-Chapter Menu
-Advertising for other flicks and the website.
No surpirse, but I would have liked to have seen something more here.
I Would Recommend this DVD to
-Anyone who loves womyn of color. That deliscious coco skin and pink pussy.
-Someone looking to see some variety in sexual positions.
-Anyone into facials and Bj's.
-Someone looking for a "sex flick" no lame attempts at plots, acting, just sex.
My Overall Impression
I enjoyed this DVD, for the most part it maintained a heat and passion lacking from a lot of other porn. It didn't try to be something it wasn't with poor acting or a weak plot. And the actors overall were good looking people I enjoyed watching have sex.
I'd give this a solid 4.
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A web security firm has uncovered details about over 360 million newly stolen sets of personal data available on the black market, many of which could have been attained via cyber attacks against firms that have yet to realise they've been breached.
Around 1.25 billion email addresses are also available for sale to potential fraudsters and cyber scammers.
US-based firm Hold Security has revealed it discovered the "mind boggling" numbers of credentials - many of which feature email addresses and passwords - up for sale by cyber criminals in less than a month.
"In the first three weeks of February, we identified nearly 360 million stolen and abused credentials and 1.25 billion records containing only email addresses," said a statement by Hold Security.
"These mind boggling numbers are not meant to scare you and they are a product of multiple breaches which we are independently investigating. This is a call to action, and if you are concerned about integrity of your company's user credentials we encourage you to use our Credentials Integrity Services," it added.
The discovery poses a bigger risk to businesses and consumers than a more "standard" theft of credit card information, because the data on offer could be used to manipulate anything from online bank accounts to health records to corporate networks.
"The sheer volume is overwhelming," said Alex Holden chief information security officer of Hold Security, who indicated the details were stolen in a number of separate attacks, one of which resulted in the theft of 105 million records – the biggest single breach of data ever recorded.
It would top the 70 million customers of US retailer Target whose personal details were stolen in a series of cyber attacks in December last year.
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Ever had to swap a healer in the middle of a raid? Maybe he requested it. Maybe he's experiencing connection-related problems. The most common reason I can think of is because he's not able to handle his position well at all. I'm also guessing you tried to switch healer assignments in case he kept striking out. Clearly that didn't work, because you're in the process of bringing in a new player to replace him.
When doing this, you need to talk to the player twice: once to signal his stepping out, and then once again after the raid for a diagnostic on what he messed up on.
As the healing lead, your guild leader gave you full discretion with your healers. But you need to move fast. Healers always face an enormous amount of pressure, and you can't always afford to take your time and wait. Once the weak player is identified (and you've figured out that it is him causing all the wipes), you have to move fast and sit him. If you want to give him an additional attempt or two at a different assignment, that's up to you. Have a plan in place if he's not able to pull it off. If he succeeds, then it's great news because you don't need to interrupt your raid. If he doesn't, then the time has come for him to tag out.
With luck, you have a healer on standby doing dailies or engaging in some PVP of some sort.
Best-case scenario You whisper the healer and say that you need him to step out right now. If he's perceptive, he'll nod and simply hearth without giving you any trouble. He'll understand that he's the weakest link in the chain and that the raid is in full progression mode. That healer is clearly not firing on all cylinders and you want to pull in someone who can, because the rest of the healers just aren't at the capacity to carry him.
Worst-case scenario You whisper the healer and tell him that you need him to step out right now. He asks why and proceeds to throw a tantrum. This is actually the easier of the two because if he blows up, you may as well have a reason to punt him out of the guild. But if a healer generally gives you some kind of resistance, you can tell him you'll explain it later after the raid.
Whatever happens, it falls to you to do your part to keep the raid moving. Sometimes this means that players need to be left in the dark for a while. Let him know that you'll explain it to him later. With luck, he'll understand. If he continues to press, you may have to take a few minutes and stop the raid temporarily to explain the problem. Depending on the guild atmosphere, you could consider rattling off the reasons verbally in public. Hopefully, it won't come to them.
When you get the substitute healer in, you have to bring him up to speed fast. If he was diligent, he'll have an understanding of what's going on in the encounter. Just explain what you need him to do (healing assignments, cooldowns, and things to watch out for). Keep an eye on what happens here. If the new healer who is brought in experiences similar difficulties as the one who was asked to step out, then the problem might not be individual performance. It could be the actual healing strategy used. You won't find out until the end of the raid or until the boss has been downed.
Following up
So now that the raid has ended, what is the next step?
Simple! Track down the healer who was sat and have a conversation with him. List exactly what their errors are, if he hasn't realized it yet. In order to fix a problem, it needs to be known first. Surprisingly, raiders just might not know what they did wrong (or to be more precise, what they didn't do right).
If he falling through spiderweb holes, tell him that he needs to cut his camera a little closer so he can see better or that he needs to work on moving more quickly.
Getting destroyed by assorted fires? Remind him of his self-heals, spells or that he needs to move more quickly.
Can't seem to keep up the designated tanks? That one requires a little closer inspection. If you managed to get that progression boss down, you'll want to do some comparisons between the healer who got sat and the healer who was able to keep the designated tanks alive to get an idea of what they were doing differently. Who knows? It could simply be an issue of gear. If it is, that's an easy fix. Granted, that might take a bit of time (or gold). At least you know what the problem is.
If the question is on player skill, you may need to tread a little delicately here. I suggest not using the word "you." Instead, approach it from the perspective of what is happening. Refer to the actual healing or the damage.
Example The healing that's being cast right now just isn't enough to offset the damage that's coming in. It either needs to hit harder or hit faster. Can we come up with something that can help, or is there something that's slowing down that healing?
Be sure to hear out your healer.
Sometimes it ends up being a simple case of raiders being too far out from where they need to be. I had a rogue who would constantly keep dying on Beth'tilac. I questioned the healers as to why that one player kept on dying repeatedly on attempts when there wasn't anything seriously fatal going on. One of my healers responded by stating that he was completely overextending and out of position since the rogue was going after spiderlings right away. I could either move a healer out closer toward the rogue, or I could ask the rogue to not overextend as far. Given the two choices, I figured the rogue was better off staying closer to the group so that he would be in range of every other healer and could assist with other spider groups in the event he blew up his early.
There's nothing wrong with sitting healers. Just be clear and direct with them on why they got sat and what they can do in the future to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
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I agree with the last post. I have the opportunity to test a number of different phones, and I keep coming back to my Nokia 8290. It's like an old friend. Sure, there are a few improvements that have been made in phones since the release of the 8290, but for whatever reason, they come at the expense of other -- better -- menu hierarchies and shortcuts that the 8290 seemed to have perfected. I thought that the 8390 would be an even better version of the 8290. It's not.
One warning: Make sure you get the display defect taken care of under warranty before it's too late.
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I have had my 8290 for approximately 1.5 months now and have found it very user friendly. It has 8 one touch voice activated numbers which is a nice feature. It also has 8 personal ring options that can be downloaded from your service provider, which in my circumstance is Voicestream. I so far have nothing but compliments for this phone.
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Love my 8290
its small and very light...i've had other phones since i had my 8290...but nothing compares to the 8290...great speaker volume and ease of using menus...perfect for anybody that likes having a cell phone..with out cludder..
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There's a reason this phone is discontinued
Nokia is my favorite cellphone maker, but they really dropped the ball on this phone. Only one thing screwed them. THE SCREEN! I must have done 4 handset exchanges before ending up with a red model, which I liked. After a few months the screen went bonkers again, then blank. I finally had to give up and go to a 3390 (very solid phone), but I'll always miss the size of this phone.
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Yep, it sure does, thats what I did to mine, moved the AC unit and radio into a custom build center console. And the Molded a 8 inch lilliput touch screen into it.
I decided to join these forums when I saw that there was actually someone knowledgeable about laptop LCD screens here enough to have posted something that answered a question ive had for years. (No you cannot take a laptop LCD, solder some stuff onto it and make it work with a desktop)
With that said. I have a 1997 Ford F-150 that id like to do a little bit of modding and adding a more modern touch to it. For some back ground information on myself, I am a computer tech, so when it comes to fixing, and hardware im knowledgeable. As for soldering things together, thats a different matter.
If you take a look at a picture of a F-150's interior, you will notice that the location of the Radio, Air condition, ect, is a perfect square. To me that screams out "Put an LCD HERE" Id like to see about removing all of those old clunky controls and replace it with an LCD that is controlled by an analog stick that you control with your thumb on the steering wheel. I was thinking as far as making it a computer with the ability to record video from CCTV cameras that are hooked up around the truck.
But first, ill let you guys talk to me, and find out the practicality of the situation. One barrier I see, is turning the currently switches and knobs, into computer controlled devices... Seems like i have alot of modding to do with little motors/servos or something.
Anyone able to shed some light on this type of modding?
Yep, it sure does, thats what I did to mine, moved the AC unit and radio into a custom build center console. And the Molded a 8 inch lilliput touch screen into it.
Ohhh, Now that I like!
I ended up picking up a little 7.2 wide LCD from a pawn shop for 20 bucks (It was 40) its a little junker but I figure It will hold me over for awhile until I decide to put some real cash into it.
I never though of putting that dash in the middle, very smart idea.
What sort of issues did you run into with wiring and such to that middle console? Minus the screen, what were the costs you ran into to make this project happen.
One of my biggest concerns is that this system would be in the truck here in Alaska. During the winter (About 1 week away) it will easily get down to 10*F, during the middle of the winter It is not uncommon to see temps at -40*F and as low as -60*F (-70 if we have some records) Meaning I would have to look for equipment that can AT THE LEAST, be able to be stored in those sort of harsh temps, and if possible run at them. The upside is that I do not have to worry about a computer system overheating, the downside is Condensation comes into play as well.
One last thing... Tools, anything special needed tool wise to take the consoles out? Perhaps a special Ford propritary tool
Thanks for sharing your pics, I thought no one would have answered me You gave me a new direction for this possible project
Welcome Haemon, I'm new here too.
How do you like living in Alaska?
If you want to dedicate your computer to cctv camera recording, Vpon makes a pci card and a IDE Flash that you use.
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I'm using my carputer 100%, but I still need to make it easier to use.
If it helps...check out my pictures. I turned the 60/40 bench seat into two buckets, added a Navigator center console. Molded the AC controls into the console (still needs finishing), moved the HU to the console (used an upside down Navigator rear seat overhead AC control console cover to cover the HU).
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I'm thinking about selling my screen setup.
Would you be intererested? I want to upgrade to a 10.4 inch screen. I already have the new bezel and screen, but wanted to sell it.
I know a few people locally that want to buy it. But I am the only one that has a setup like this at car shows around here. And it I sell it to somebody locally, that my wow factor disappears. Know what I'm saying?
Hmmm... thats a thought. What sort of climate has it been subjected to. Could you send some of that wow fator my way in the form of pics . If all things allowing, what sort of price are you looking for them and what do you propose for shipping to Alaska?
To answer the above questions... I don't care too much for the winters when I can't get on my snowmobiles and race across the snow. Sucks that gas prices have hit a high like they have, makes it not to practical to go zipping around on my sled.
Im also starting to question whether the majority of the displays and systems out there would last in the truck seeing as it is not garaged and is subjected to sub -40*F weather from time to time.
I was looking to get $275.
Thats how much I payed for the monitor and then I molded it.
Not sure about shipping, but if its not incredible expensive I'll ship it for free.
Thats if I get $275
I can send you some pics.
Get me your email address and I will go out there and send them from my IPhone.
Not entirely sure about the tempature.
I'm not sure that I could last at negative 40 below...
I have when it gets to freezing here.
It has been like at 10 degrees before with no probs.
LEt me know what you want to do.
Contact me at [email protected]
I lowered the price to $200....
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Area: 112,088 sq km
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Population: 7,615,584 Annual Growth: 2.01%
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- Ealing has a working age (16-64) population of 172,800, 85.7% of men are economically active in Ealing compared to 64.3 % of women.
- Ealing has 6,096 people claiming job seekers allowance which is the second highest number of people in West London after Brent.
Over the last five years the percentage of people claiming job seekers allowance in Ealing has fallen from 3.7% (8,613) in 2010 to 2.6% (6,096) in 2014. This decrease is the same as the England average but smaller than the London average of 1.3%.
Ealing has 12,450 people claiming employment and support allowance or incapacity benefits, which is the highest number in West London.
Ealing has 2,600 lone parents claiming income support, the highest number in West London and the 11th in London. However the Ealing rate of 1.1% is lower than the London average 1.3%.
Within Ealing the Northolt West End ward has the highest rate of residents who are out of work at 15.9 %. Northfield has the lowest rate of 4.7 %, a difference of 11.2%.
Northolt West End ward has a particularly high proportion of lone parents at 2.8% compared to Northfield which is 0.4%. Other wards with high lone parent rates include East Acton 1.8%, South Acton 1.7% and Norwood Green 1.5%.
Norwood Green ward has the highest number of residents on incapacity benefits/Ealing has 12,450 people claiming at 9.6% compared to Northfields which has a total of 2.6%.
23,600 residents in Ealing have no qualifications which is 10.6% of the population compared to a London average of 7.8%.
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6.6% of Ealing residents have 'other qualifications'. This means that 14,600 people are likely to have difficulty in getting their qualifications recognised by employers.
15,130 children aged 0-18 live in families on out of work benefits, which comprises 7,770 households.
Ealing is the third most ethnically diverse borough in the country and 56% of its working age residents were born outside the UK. Black and Asian/Asian British residents are more likely to be unemployed or in lower skilled job than white residents.
Lack of English language skills is a significant barrier to employment. 34% of residents do not have English as their main language and 21% of households do not have anyone in the household who speaks English as their main language, 7.2% of residents either cannot speak English or cannot speak it well which is the fifth highest level in the country.
NEET (not in education, employment or training) 16-18 Academic age figures as at March 2014 for Ealing is 3.1% compared to London which is 4%.
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Marcel01 November 08, 2009 - 09:46:37 (See all My Comments)
I want to see Gino again in another shoot. He is locking greatReply
aznboi81 September 27, 2009 - 03:32:41 (See all My Comments)
a guys got to do what a guys got to do for money...love it...pic 4 and 13 is amazing...Reply
latitude September 26, 2009 - 22:17:24 (See all My Comments)
very nice...pic 4 is great & you have to love gino's huge balls in pic 6Reply
watersign69 September 26, 2009 - 19:36:02 (See all My Comments)
Welcome Gino, love the slim bod and uncut cock.\Reply
Shane, I am in love with you.
MaraisMec September 26, 2009 - 19:23:57 (See all My Comments)
Sexy guys... they both look like "trouble"... the kind of trouble I'd like to get into!Reply


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