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France, 1719. Louis 14th died four years ago, Philippe d'Orleans is the regent. He is a liberal and a libertine. His right-hand man, Dubois, an atheistic and cupid priest, as libertine as Philippe, tries to take advantage of a little rebellion lead by a Breton squire (Pontallec) and of the famine to become archbishop... Description of the life of the court in this period of transition where the French Revolution smoulders.
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Last fall as the Ebola epidemic continued unabated, experts started discussing something that had never before been bandied about: the idea of Ebola becoming endemic in parts of West Africa. Endemic diseases, like malaria and Lassa fever in that region of Africa, are constant presences. Instead of surfacing periodically, as it always has before now, Ebola in an endemic form would persist in the human population, at low levels of transmission, indefinitely.
The debate was stoked by a paper written by the World Health Organization (WHO) Ebola Response Team and published in October in the New England Journal of Medicine. The sentence that grabbed the world's attention was saved till near the very end: "For the medium term, at least, we must therefore face the possibility that EVD [Ebola virus] will become endemic among the human population of West Africa, a prospect that has never previously been contemplated."
What would it mean exactly for Ebola to become endemic, and how would it change things?
A defining feature of this Ebola epidemic has been the significant resistance of some of the affected communities to treatment and prevention measures by foreign aid workers and their own governments. Many local people, suspicious and fearful, have refused to go to treatment centers or turn over bodies for safe burial, and whole communities have prohibited the entry of doctors and health teams.
As the months have gone by that resistance has been less reported upon, and there are signs that it may be lessening. In the Forest Region of Guinea, where the Ebola epidemic started, foreign staff previously faced roadblocks, stone-throwing and violent attacks. But in the last few weeks, as the New York Times has reported, locals have opened up the literal and figurative barricades around their villages and sought outside help.
Still, the friction continues to shape the spread of the disease. Doctors Without Borders' December briefing paper [pdf] calls the situation in Guinea "alarming," with 25 percent more cases reported in November than October and many areas where there is "still a great deal of resistance towards Ebola response" and their teams are "not welcome."
The solution, some say, is to reevaluate treatment and prevention tactics with the benefit of an anthropological perspective. That was the call delivered last week by a meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Washington D.C. If international staff had approached the epidemic from day one with more understanding of cultural, historical and political context, attendees said, local traditions and community leaders could have become assets rather than obstacles in the fight against Ebola.
The American Anthropological Association is asking for anthropologists to become more involved in the global Ebola response. They have started the Ebola Emergency Response Initiative to connect anthropologists who are already working in or experienced with West Africa, and to build structures and programs that help more anthropologists spend time directly involved in the Ebola response on the ground.
"We've worked in these places and we're watching our friends die," said University of Florida professor Sharon Abramowitz, one of the founders of the initiative.
Abramowitz points out that the anthropologists involved in the initiative have a total of 300 years of ethnographic experience in the affected West African nations – experience which could help medical scientists both understand and respond to the epidemic.
The Ebola virus has consistently stayed several steps ahead of doctors, public officials and others trying to fight the epidemic. Throughout the first half of 2014, it spread quickly as international and even local leaders failed to recognize the severity of the situation. In recent weeks, with international response in high gear, the virus has thrown more curve balls.
The spread has significantly slowed in Liberia and beds for Ebola patients are empty even as the U.S. is building multiple treatment centers there. Meanwhile the epidemic has escalated greatly in Sierra Leone, which has a serious dearth of treatment centers. And in Mali, where an incursion was successfully contained in October, a rash of new cases has spread from an infected imam.
Predicting the trajectory of Ebola rather than playing catching-up could do much to help prevent and contain the disease. Some experts have called for prioritizing mobile treatment units that can be quickly relocated to the spots most needed. Figuring out where Ebola is likely to strike next or finding emerging hot spots early on would be key to the placement of these treatment centers.
But such modeling requires data, and lots of it. And for stressed healthcare workers on the ground and government and non-profit agencies scrambling to combat a raging epidemic, collecting and disseminating data is often not a high priority.
Official response to the Ebola outbreak reached new heights today, as the World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern – a status that allows them to issue recommendations for travel restrictions. "We're going to see death tolls in numbers that we can't imagine now," Ken Isaacs, a vice president at the NGO Samaritan's Purse, told a congressional hearing yesterday.
The attention on Ebola, and the urgent need for solutions, has focused attention on experimental treatments waiting in the wings – and ignited an ethical debate about whether giving untested drugs to patients is the best course of action.
Based on the most recent official reports, 1,712 people have been infected in the current outbreak. Nearly all of these cases have been in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Guinea, but another West African country, Nigeria, reports 9 infected people, one of whom died after flying from Liberia. Also, Saudi Arabia reported a likely case after a Saudi man died following a trip to Sierra Leone. And now, the two infected Americans, both stricken with the virus while helping victims in affected areas, have been flown to Atlanta to receive treatment. This will be achieved under special quarantine conditions at Emory University Hospital, where their body fluids will be handled using biohazard level 4 laboratory precautions in which scientists wear outfits resembling spacesuits.
It's got lots of the trappings of similar science fiction plotlines, such as TNT's The Last Ship, the topic of my previous post. On that series a viral pandemic, whose symptom profile looks eerily similar to that of Ebola, has killed off 80 percent of humanity. The fictional virus has managed this because it's 100 percent contagious, nearly 100 fatal, and because the fictional scientists and physicians on the series have insufficient knowledge of the virus and no way to treat or even slow the disease. Such extreme situations facilitate nail-biting drama.
A United States Navy Destroyer is sent to the Arctic and ordered to radio silence for four months. During that time, a mysterious virus – 100 percent fatal and 100 percent contagious – spreads from isolated pockets in Africa and Asia into a pandemic. When radio silence ends and the captain and his 217 crew finally learn what's going on, 80 percent of the human population is either dead or dying, and all government control has collapsed.
Unrealistic? Perhaps. But this is the setting of the TNT hit series The Last Ship. While that fictional virus may indeed be too lethal and spread too rapidly to be realistic, one thing this nail-biting, apocalyptic story should scare us into doing is to respond faster to viral outbreaks than we've been able to do in the past. The real-life models for this are two coronaviruses: Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) and severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV).
First identified in humans in 2012, MERS-CoV has since caused 572 laboratory-confirmed infections, 173 of which have been fatal, and yet clinicians have no drug that targets the virus specifically. The same is true of SARS. Despite some initial, anecdotal reports suggesting that the drug ribavirin might work against this virus, and some modest success with interferon (which has a general inhibitory effect against many viruses), there is no specific anti-SARS agent.
So whether we're talking about a virus in real life that's killed hundreds, or the unnamed, fictional virus from The Last Ship that's killed billions, global and national health organizations can respond via several strategies.
Malcolm MacIver is a bioengineer at Northwestern University who studies the neural and biomechanical basis of animal intelligence. He also consults for sci-fi films (e.g., Tron Legacy), and was the science advisor for the TV show Caprica.
A few years ago, the world was aflame with fears about the virulent H5N1 avian flu, which infected several hundred people around the world and killed about 300 of them. The virus never acquired the ability to move between people, so it never became the pandemic we feared it might be. But recently virologists have discovered a way to mutate the bird flu virus that makes it more easily transmitted. The results were about to be published in Science and Nature when the U.S. government requested that the scientists and the journal withhold details of the method to make the virus. The journals have agreed to this request. Because the information being withheld is useful to many other scientists, access to the redacted paragraphs will be provided to researchers who pass a vetting process currently being established.
As a scientist, the idea of having any scientific work withheld is one that does not sit well. But then, I work mostly on "basic science," which is science-speak for "unlikely to matter to anyone in the foreseeable future." But in one area of work, my lab is developing new propulsion techniques for high-agility underwater robots and sensors that use weak electric fields to "see" in complete darkness or muddy water. This work, like a lot of engineering research, has the potential to be used in machines that harm people. I reassure myself of the morality of my efforts by the length of the chain of causation from my lab to such a device, which doesn't seem much shorter than the chain for colleagues making better steels or more powerful engines. But having ruminated about my possible involvement with an Empire of Dark Knowledge, here's my two cents about how to balance the right of free speech and academic freedom with dangerous consequences.
Consider the following thought experiment: suppose there really is a Big Red Button to launch the nukes, one in the U.S., and one in Russia, each currently restricted to their respective heads of government. Launching the nukes will surely result in the devastation of humanity. I'm running for president, and as part of my techno-libertarian ideology, I believe that "technology wants to be free" and I decide to put my money where my slogan is by providing every household in the U.S. with their very own Big Red Button (any resemblance to a real presidential candidate is purely accidental).
If you think this is a good idea, the rest of this post is unlikely to be of interest. But, if you agree that this is an extraordinarily bad idea, then let's continue.


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Beautiful bird - well taken.
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Lovely picture, the owl stands out really well from that dark background. This one could hang on a wall!
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A truly lovely shot.
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Well at least you're consistent Pete
Got a HC in it's earlier days as well. I was working on the image because someone wanted to buy it from my website.
Now not everyone will know this (although people who remember it from last time may recall). I actually clipped the very top part of the left wing. So this is reconstructed. Last time I spent ages doing it, but yesterday about a minute and I thought the result was better.
So should really have been in Digitally Manipulated but I wanted to see if anyone noticed.
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Daqmn, missed out by one on being number 30. never mind, it wont be long. A stunning capture Cheryle
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I must admit that I would not have noticed. LOL - Well, it's not a drop shot, but I like the perfect pose and light on the wings.
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Very good Cheryl... as ever. You know your subject so well.
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Well done, congrats on the award, well deserved! By the way, hows your mood this week, everything ok? Spot on! Click!!!
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Thanks everyone. Greg my mood is fine, though I have a bit of a downer on Yanks )
Things are looking positive on the job front, just need the R word to be confirmed and then I can start afresh. Probably better off and a more fulfilling career!
Really thanks to everyone who has offered support and guidance.
I have a few meetings this week and next, an accountant, some contracting friends, business link, etc. So might not be around too much.
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In their My View, Larry Fuchs and Dan Stengle cite a flawed report from Voices for Florida that the organization released more than a month ago.
When we at the Department of Juvenile Justice read the Voices for Florida report, we were shocked by what appears to be an attempt to simultaneously endorse DJJ's Roadmap to System Excellence while also criticizing various stakeholders with misleading bits of partial information. We are further disappointed by this effort to belabor the aforementioned report that most media, the ...


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The Evaporating Democratic Majority – NYTimes.com
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The weather has delayed but hasn't halted a washing project on McKeesport's Jerome Bridge.
"Every bridge in (PennDOT) District 11 and in Allegheny County has to be washed every five years," said Dave Donati, Facchiano Contracting's general superintendent for the project that began on Wednesday. "We actually cleaned this bridge about two years ago."
Old salt and dirt is removed in the cleaning process.
"We're cleaning the bridge to maintain its integrity for awhile," Donati said. "All the structural steel is cleaned under the bridge and below the deck and above it."
The work was halted on Thursday after rain rolled into the Mon-Yough area.
Once weather again allows it, single-lane closures are scheduled on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. until the work is completed.
"Additionally, single-lane closures will occur on (Joe Bendel Way/Water Street) beneath the bridge as needed," District 11 spokesman Steve Cowan said. "Motorists are advised to use caution and expect stop conditions when traveling through the area."
Facchiano has six crewmen involved, one of whom watches the process from a boat in the Youghiogheny River — including the limitations that face the other crewmen.
"We can't go over the railroad lines," Donati said. "We can't go over the electric lines."
The Jerome Bridge crosses over the Marina at McKees Point, as does another span that takes CSX rail lines across the Yough from the downtown area into the Tenth Ward.
When work takes place on any state-maintained bridge, information is available online at 511pa.com.
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The girls go back to school at the end of the month. =-( Summer goes by too quickly.
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Butch Pierre is one helluva defensive coach.
Or either Tennessee just picked a strange time to stink offensively.
Either way, the worst team in the SEC (LSU) spent Saturday nearly beating the best team in the SEC (Tennessee), and it's hard to imagine emotion didn't play a role. LSU was on the court roughly 24 hours after its coach, John Brady, had stood in front of reporters and discussed his in-season firing while battling back tears. That's a rally-the-troops moment every time. And so the Tigers used the inspiration to take the Vols into the final minute before losing on a turnover that led to a JaJuan Smith layup with 11 seconds remaining.
Final score: Tennessee 47, LSU 45.
Yep, UT scored just 47 points ... which is wild for a team that came in averaging 85.4 points per game . That number ranked first in the SEC and fifth in the nation. But it's difficult to reach the 80s (or 70s or 60s or 50s, even) while shooting 31.7 percent from the field (19-of-60), 26.3 percent from 3-point range (5-of-19) and 26.7 percent from the free throw line (4-of-15) , and how in the world can a group of players on full scholarships to a basketball power make just 4-of-15 free throw attempts?
Answer: I have no idea.
But the good news for Tennessee is that it managed to win another road game in spite of itself. The Vols' road record is now 7-1, and that's the main reason they will maintain the best RPI in the nation. Their next road game is Feb. 16 at Georgia, and a week after that they'll have a shot to derail Memphis' perfect season when they enter FedExForum for a showdown that has long been soldout and will make ticket scalpers rich if the current prices at StubHub are any indication.
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Posted on: February 9, 2008 9:41 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Whenever you go on the road to a tough inconfernce venue all you want is a win. tennessee accomplished that with everything against them . LSU was fired up, we shot 32% from the field, and our second leading scorer had a fever of 100+. I cannot wait for Feb. 23. If both teams win out to that date their will be tickets going for $15,000. Go Vols
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Posted on: February 9, 2008 9:37 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
I agree completly anytime you can get a quality road win in confernece you take it.
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Posted on: February 9, 2008 9:20 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Good post, I think it was possibly a little of both. They had a good crowd and looked fired up. Tennessee was not on their game offensively. There is no defense that can stop Tennessee from scoring for ten whole minutes, that's a problem. I know Jajuan had the flue and had a 101 fever before the game. I guess it was a good game to play terrible in and they perservered to win the game. They need to move on now and get ready for Arkansas.


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I never use ordinary paper product of any kind.... When used to clean eye glasses, which is usually made of polycarbonate (easily scratch-able) they can leave scratches. I don't use it with camera lenses either.
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Enforcing my view by creating a thread dedicated to the topic you wish to discuss?oushi wrote:Anyway, there is no point in debating with someone who thinks he knows the answer and is only interested in enforcing his views on others.
Good. So discuss it. Just don't expect everybody to agree with you. This is, after all, "A Buddhist discussion forum on Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism". It is not a pulpit for preaching, so be prepared to have people contradict your view.For me, this subject is fascinating, and the consequences of those discoveries are hard to fathom.
That's right. That is my opinion. It does not concur with yours, and neither does yours with mine, so??? And I am not trying to fool anybody. My view is out there plain and clear for everybody to see. Feel free to prove it wrong. Anticipate that others may try to prove your view wrong. That is how discussion and debate works after all.For you, it is"ridiculous", "fanciful and childish to say the least". You may try to fool others, but you will not fool me here.
Sherab Dorje wrote:Enforcing my view by creating a thread dedicated to the topic you wish to discuss?
That's probably the most long winded way of answering with: "I don't know" that I have seen for a long time.oushi wrote:I thought you have had enough of this discussion.... You are forcing yourself, or you suddenly gained interest in it? That would be good. Maybe you will do some reading, contemplating and writing that will bring something beside your prejudice toward the subject. You are most welcome. I do not claim to know everything about the matter, I am afraid that nobody does, but it is precisely why I am bringing this topic to the public, so people can share what they know, and I don't have to rely purely on my conclusions. It's all about sharing ideas, not about proving others wrong at all costs. At least Simon got frustrated to such a degree that he will try to save the world from my evil plot and bake something fresh. Since his intentions are driven by desire to prove me wrong, I don't know how good will his discoveries be, but hey, lets hope for the best.Sherab Dorje wrote:Enforcing my view by creating a thread dedicated to the topic you wish to discuss?
By moving it from General Buddhism to Lounge where only few look... Wow, Thanks!
Sherab Dorje wrote:Also, please refrain from the personal attacks, apart from boring they are also against the Terms of Service, and if you don't stop them I will be forced to report you.
dharmagoat wrote:I understand split-brain research to be completely valid, especially as I was taught about Sperry's work while studying psychology at university.
The video that was posted by Oushi does definitely raise an issue:
If one's brain was to be divided, and each hemisphere was to continue to function independently, what becomes of the Buddhist claim that a person has only one mind-stream?
Simon E. wrote:The irony being that I am actually able to bring information about work going on in this area currently of which I have actual first hand knowledge.
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The fair, organized since 2003 by the Arrels de la Vall association and the town hall, aims to maintain and preserve the traditional mountain activities of this small village at the food of Puig de Massanella. Hunting, livestock, and agriculture, especially the production of olive oil and charcoal, have traditionally been the base of Mancor de la Vall's economy. Due to its proximity with the town of Inca, the village also has a long tradition of shoemaking which continues to this day.
The festivities kick off on Friday afternoon with some children's activities before beginning the "Nit de Foc" (Night of Fire) featuring a group of demons from Arrels de la Vall and followed by some musical acts. On Saturday, the town's giant figures are paraded and the artisan show begins. There is a parade of bagpipers, drummers, and flautists. Saturday's final act is a concert for the whole town.
On Sunday, the town begins the traditional fair of handicrafts having to do with hunting, country life, mountaineering, shoemaking, and Mallorcan embroidery. Music and traditional dancing are also popular, but the biggest draw is definitely the wild-mushroom tasting station. There is also a food festival ( "Jornada gastronómica de l'esclata-sang") which starts midday among all the bars and restaurants in Mancor.
A route through the fair includes visit to a variety of exhibits and the old Ca Vallequet, Son Collell, and Turixant oil mills. You can also find hand-carved furniture made of olive wood, traditional wicker, stone mortars, and other hand-made crafts. And don't forget to visit the bakery so the homemade bread, typical sweets, empanadas, and sandwiches of sobrasada and wild mushrooms.
Once the night arrives, the demons come out to the streets again with their spectacle of lights and fire, accompanied by people dancing to the drums and flutes. Mallorca isn't just about beaches; it also has amazing towns with great festivals and markets. You can't miss them. Take care - Xisco. (photos by Xisco)
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A new trial date has been set for a man charged in connection with the abduction, rape and slaying of his girlfriends 5-year-old niece.
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Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Cross-Ram Intake & Deep Sump Oil Pan-426 HemiI'll check when I get home. What kit did the 426 Hemi come from?
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Parts Give-away-AMT `67-`68 CaramoI'll check mine. I think I need glass for one of them.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Vanishing Point ChallengerI'm betting it is the same as this version released about 10 years ago when the remake movie came out.
It did have a few different parts. It has a new two piece dash, front bumper without guards, a new hood (it was different than the yankee hood with the hole). The hood was the same style just more boxy looking. I prefer to fill the hole in the yankee hood. It also had rallye wheels and Hemi style valve covers for the 440.
This kit was released after the Vanishing point kit and had all the new parts as well.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Historic Racing Miniatures Cobra Daytona CoupeThat is them that is for sure! I have seen them in person. Is that the final display of them at the museum in Salt Lake?
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic 70's ChargerI have most of the interior for this. I have the tub, both front seats, dash and steering wheel. Just no shifter for it. It is molded in red also.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic AMC ModelersSince this thread started a few years back, I finished a 69 Javelin SST. I have almost completed a 70 Javelin Mark Donahue special. Plus I stared a pair of AMXs (69 and 70).
I would love to see more!
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic MPC 79 FirebirdT/AThe decal sheet is very nice and may be why this kit is so much. For a while nobody had Trans Am on the decal sheet. Even the Revell kit was missing them. My older kit of the 79 Trans Am anniversary kit, it had decals that had the entire alfabet in the font so you could make it say Trans Am on the car but it was the way they had gotten away from the licensing but still giving us the decals. Also remember GM paid licensing fees to the SCCA for every Trans Am they sold. GM never owned the rights to the name!
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Fujimi GT40 MkII partsRex, Thanks for looking. That is correct. Fujimi only put that parts tree in a few of the MKII versions. Mostly in the 67 Daytona kits and a few of the 66 Sebring kits. It depended on the race and specific car.
I have the Revell version of the car pictured. It was issued in 1989 and has the Fujimi GT40 MKII. Back then the tooling for the extra tree did not exist. I understand the Fujimi boxed kit of the same car came out in 2002. By that time Fujimi was doing the extra tree for the different versions. All Revell did was get the kits and add the decals to do this car. I understand that this car is the first GT40 to take the checked flag.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Fujimi GT40 MkII partsI was just looking up the differences between the two kits of chassis P1015. For the white #98 66 Daytona car it had E15 in the radiator hood vent, E13 was on the right fender for tire clearance. Different rear spoiler E12. For the 67 Daytona version blue #2 it now uses the flares E1, E2, another modified spoiler E4. That car now had the dual quad 427. Earlier car a single 4V 427. Both versions had the dual gas caps and no scoops on the rear section, E3 plugs. The front was back to the more common kit fenders and radiator hood divider. Also both body's should not have the gurney bubble. Mine does but the Fujimi box kit should not. I really need E12, E13, and E15. The rest I can fab up.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Fujimi GT40 MkII partsI have the Revell box of the 66 Daytona winner #98. It is the black and white car with a few red rectangles on it. It is also Chassis P1015. The Fujimi kit has the "E" tree and the updated directions. The Revell kit has the standard Fujimi GT40 MKII in the box. If you have a Fujimi kit with the E tree. The instructions will grey out the parts you don't need for that version.
Sport Suburban added a topic in Wanted!Fujimi GT40 MkII partsLooking for parts from the "E" tree from some of the Fujimi GT40 MkII kits. This tree is in most of the 67 Daytona kits. Not all the Fujimi GT40 MkII kits have these. This is why I'm looking for them. I need E3 (2), E7, E8, E12, E13, and E15. Willing to trade or Paypal. Would even consider the whole kit if it has this tree in it.
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Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Thoughts on the MFH Type 65 Daytona Super CoupeI bought it directly from MFH. I tried to order off the web sight but ran into a problem. So I sent an email. They did respond and sent me a Paypal invoice that I paid. Paypal will do the currency conversion.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Any opinions on the Jimmy Flintstone '70 Challenger body?I built one many years ago. The Jimmy Flintstone body is an RT/SE with the small rear window and vinyl top. It is not the cleanest casting and will require some work and thinning. That is to be expected with a Flintstone body. I'm pretty sure the shaker hood does fit the body but I did not use it. I don't believe the rest of the body has any corrections that I can recall from the AMT body. I can post pics of mine after I get home.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic Thoughts on the MFH Type 65 Daytona Super CoupeI just bought one of these a few months ago. I must say it is an impressive kit and if you can afford it then it is worth it. I have wanted the kit for some time but it was really expensive at close to $400 at the time it came out. I just paid $245.00 buying it directly with shipping because the Japanese yen is so low right now. It took less than a week to arrive. I have not built it yet.
The only other offering was from Mini Exotics and it has not been available for some time. They show up on ebay from time to time. I had one of those kits and it is not as nice as the MFH kit. It also is not complete and requires a donor Monogram 427 Cobra and no decals.
Sport Suburban added a post in a topic difference b/t '68 Dart and the '69 Dart bodiesThe body's will interchange and all the 68 parts will fit it. The 69 kit is harder to find since it was not reissued. The 69 kit was the first issue of this tooling. It was modified into a 68 Mr Norms GSS Dart, then issued as a Dick Landy 68 GTS Dart and last the 68 Hemi Dart. So the 68 body should be easy to find. Keep in mind the first Mr Norms 68 had a vinyl top. Dartman is correct that the marker lights are different. But if I remember right the 68 Hemi Darts did not have front marker lights anyways since the used fiberglass fenders.


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After 15 years of hard work and planning, we are thrilled to celebrate a major victory at Biscayne National Park. The National Park Service recently announced plans to create a no-fishing marine reserve that will protect about a third of the park's reefs, which are in desperate need of recovery and stronger protections.
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Make "YOU" the priority for the week. Before you make any commitments schedule "YOU" time - whether its exercise, meditation or journaling - give yourself the time to do the things you need to be successful for your goal. Then fit in the other stuff as best as you can.
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With a December 31 entry marking Edison's introduction of the incandescent street lamp, in addition to the birthdays of Gandhi (well, Ben Kingsley) and Hannibal Lecter (actually, Anthony Hopkins), my brother Brad has completed a full year of Triviazoids, his trivia blog in which he finds curious and amusing threads linking the events of each day in history. Think of it as a daily historical version of "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" (who got his own mention on his birthday, July 8).
Making these sorts of unlikely connections comes easily to Brad, as one of the real-life subjects being studied by the University of California -- Irvine for "highly superior autobiographical memory" (the condition fictionalized in the CBS cop show Unforgettable and chronicled in my own documentary, which was titled Unforgettable even before Unforgettable was cool). Even with his remarkable mind, Brad still needs to research each day's history in order to seek out the most interesting coincidences, but many of the oddest items have come straight from his own mental database.
Probably my favorite entry of the year came on December 12, when Brad found a series of highly logical links to connect actress Mayim Bialik to Bruce Springsteen's well-known live version of "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town," which was recorded on the day Ms. Bialik was born, thanks to a detour through actor/producer Sheldon Leonard.
Our brother Greg was the initial instigator for Triviazoids, but I became caretaker of the site early this year and overtook responsibility for adding audio/visual supplements to each day's listing. Inspiration came more easily on some days than others. Often, it became a Google-quest simply to find two people mentioned in that day's 'Zoid photographed together (for March 25, I found the Zelig-like John Lennon posed next to Allen Ginsberg, Elton John and Howard Cosell) or to find a rare video clip which Brad cited, such as the Sonny and Cher operatic parody of All In The Family, which Brad had remembered watching on December 27, 1971. The December 22 birthdays of Robin and Maurice Gibb and Barbara Billingsley allowed me to post YouTube clips from the Bee Gees and from the movie, Airplane! Their connection? Why, jive talkin,' of course.
But the most satisfying visuals for me were the mashups which combined images from disparate strains of pop culture, unified by little more than a coincidental collision, the calendrical quirk of two otherwise unrelated events sharing the same significant date. Submitted for your enjoyment, a slideshow of some of my favorite visuals from the year just passed.
Gone With The Wind and The Wizard Of Oz, both released in 1939, were both directed by Victor Fleming (born on February 23). He could have saved time by merging them into a single movie.
That Girl and Star Trek both premiered on September 8, 1966. How TV history would have changed if only they had been merged into a sitcom about a spunky single starship commander trying to make his way in the big universe.
A bit of visual inspiration upon reading Brad's post that March 26 was the shared birthday of Nancy Pelosi (1940), Sandra Day O'Connor (1930) and Diana Ross (1944). Surely, I thought, there must be photos of all three with their hands upraised, a la "Stop! In the Name of Love". A supreme idea, which I revisited in slightly different form on June 23, the joint birthday of Justice Clarence Thomas and American Idol judge Randy Jackson.
On July 5th, 1687, Isaac Newton published his Principia Mathematica, which contained his laws of motion and his theory of gravity. The Hormel Company introduced SPAM luncheon meat on July 5, 1937.
The late Wally Cox, the voice of Underdog and a regular panelist on Hollywood Squares, had the same birthday (December 6) as that modern voice of the underdog, writer/director/producer Judd Apatow, so creating a Hollywood Squares featuring characters from Apatow productions was a no-brainer, even if finding a high-res image of the Squares set on the Internet proved elusive.
President Richard Nixon announced on April 7th, 1969, that he would increase the U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam, which was also the 30th birthday of Francis Ford Coppola. I titled this illustration "Apocalypse Nixon Now".
The San Francisco band the Warlocks performed their first gig under their new name, the Grateful Dead, on December 10, 1965. Another California-based band known for touring, the Partridge Family, had a number-one hit with "I Think I Love You" five years later -- on Susan Dey's 18th birthday. I imagined the Dead taking over the Partridges' bus.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater received the Republican nomination for president on July 15th, 1964, the 18th birthday of Tucson native Linda Ronstadt -- allowing me to indulge myself in an homage to John Kosh, famed album-cover designer perhaps best known for his Grammy-winning work on Ronstadt's oeuvre.
August 14 was another shared birthday -- Steve Martin (1945) and David Crosby (1941) -- leading me to envision an alternative version of Planes, Trains and Automobiles that would undoubtedly have more than earned its R rating.
On September 2, 1970, NASA cancelled its original plans for the Apollo 15 and 19 moon flights, in a budget-cutting measure. The Apollo 19 flight was never re-scheduled, but a revised Apollo 15 mission took place the following year. On the TV show I Dream of Jeannie, fictional astronauts Tony Nelson and Roger Healey went to the moon on the Apollo 15 mission. The theme song for most episodes of Jeannie was written by composer Hugo Montenegro, born on September 2, 1925. I loved circuitous, tangential connections like that which Brad managed to make on a regular basis. A Jeannie clip on YouTube divulged the name of the third astronaut who accompanied Nelson and Healey to the moon, allowing me to create this alternative-universe NASA mission patch.
Brad supplied the facts. On September 30th, 1960, The Flintstones debuted on ABC. On September 30th, 1976, "Dancing Queen" by ABBA was the number-one song in England, Ireland, Holland, Norway, and Sweden. Brad also supplied the title: "ABBA-Dabba-Doo." My job was pretty obvious.
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Mid-April opening expected for Refuge Smoothie Cafe on Farwell
A cafe selling smoothies and on-the-go foods like protein bars will open in mid-April on the east side.
Refuge Smoothie Cafe will open at 2328 N. Farwell Ave. Owner Joshua Janis, who owns the Water St. bars Red Rock Saloon and McGillycuddy's, said the idea for the smoothie cafe grew out of his own inclination toward more healthful foods these days. »Read Full Blog Post
Garbage makes triumphant return at Eagles Ballroom
Saturday was an emotional and special night for Garbage, Scottish frontwoman Shirley Manson assured fans at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
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Events this week: MAM lecture; Bay View Wine Fest; WingFest
MAM founding works
Before the Calatrava, before the Kahler, before the War Memorial Center, there was the Layton Art Gallery. And without Frederick Layton and the gallery, we wouldn't have the others. The Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, which is rooted by the Layton collection, is paying tribute to the man and his gallery with a 125th anniversary exhibition. In the Gallery 10 and the Decorative Arts Gallery, MAM will display the works upon which the museum was founded. And the Baumgartner Galleria will display items that illustrate the history of MAM. Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium, guest lecturer Giles Waterfield will discuss "The Role of Private Patrons" in Layton's development of his collection. The lecture is free with general admission. »Read Full Article
Many of MSO Pops' hits from the '60s miss their mark
Classic pop/rock songs are a unique brand of magic, snapping one back to a time and place that lives only in memory.
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When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
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