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In an increasingly interconnected world, the mission of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine Global Health Center is to promote the ideal of health for all. Our goals and objectives encompass the domains of education, research, and service, which intersect and overlap in all of our actions. The Global Health Center serves as a central coordinating structure for all of Einstein's global health activities, through which they can be integrated to bring out their synergies, with the ultimate goal of reducing disparities in health and alleviating human suffering.
Louis M. Weiss, MD, MPHCo-DirectorProfessor of MedicineProfessor of PathologyDr. Weiss is co-Director of the Global Health Center. Dr. Weiss's involvement in global health stems from his interests and activities in parasitology and tropical medicine. He has been involved in studies on the treatment, diagnosis and basic biology of Toxoplasmosis, Babesiosis, Chagas Disease, Microsporidiosis, Cryptosporidiosis and Isosporiasis. He is a consultant to the diagnostic parasitology laboratory and has a clinical consultative practice in travel medicine, infectious diseases, and parasitology.
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Johanna Daily, MD Associate Professor Dept. of Medicine, Dept. of Microbiology & ImmunologyMy interest in what is now being termed global health started in medical school. I spent a two month elective at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi joining the pediatric in patient team. Malaria was a major problem. During my Internal Medicine Residency I spent two months at the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and observed both in-patients and outpatients with tropical diseases and sat in on research conferences. These experiences informed me sufficiently to choose Infectious Disease as a subspecialty with laboratory training in the molecular biology of Plasmodium in Dyann Wirth's lab at HSPH. We carried out drug resistance studies in Senegal and I began my work looking at the diversity of parasite gene expression as measured directly from patient blood (no interim culture). We discovered novel biological states. My other efforts were in outcomes research working with Paul Farmer and the Global Health and Social Inequities Division at BWH. Our goal was to utilize a routinely measured outcome such as pediatric hospitalizations to measure impact of a multipronged antimalarial campaign. Finally I have been interested in the utilization of UpToDate in resource limited settings. We deployed this evidence based medical resource in a number of health care facilities and are now measuring its impact. I am interested in both basic science and outcomes research in malaria.
Ruth Macklin, PhDProfessor of Epidemiology & Population HealthDr. Shoshanah Trachtenberg Frackman Faculty ScholarRuth Macklin is co-director of an NIH Fogarty International Center training grant in research ethics. The training program is open to participants from Latin America and takes place in Buenos Aires, conducted in Spanish. The program has been continuously funded since 2000. Dr. Macklin serves on three committees at the World Health Organization: the Ethical Review Committee (ERC), which reviews all WHO sponsored research; the Scientific and Ethical Review Group, which reviews research in the Department of Reproductive Health and Research; and the Vaccine Advisory Committee for the HIV Vaccine Initiative. Dr. Macklin is a past president of the International Association of Bioethics, and is a frequent consultant and invited speaker at international meetings and consultations.
Jerry Paccione, MDProfessor of Clinical MedicineDr. Paccione's first experience in Global Health was between his 3rd and 4th years in medical school when he was the sole "physician" for 3 remote villages in Guatemala for a year. Since then he has tried to integrate global health practice and training into his educational career at AECOM. As Director of the Primary Care/Social Medicine Program and inpatient Firm leader at Montefiore from 1985-2007, he has initiated special clinics for immigrants in the South Bronx and victims of international Human Rights abuses; created global health rotations for residents in Latin America and Africa; and served on the Boards of Directors of Doctors of the World and Doctors for Global Health. Presently a Professor of Clinical Medicine at AECOM and a Board member of the Global Health Education Consortium, Dr. Paccione recently relinquished his postgraduate training roles at Montefiore to help develop the Global Health Center at AECOM, advise students, and create training opportunities for students and residents, linked with clinical and community service, in rural Uganda.
Sarita Shah, MD (Ex Officio Member)Assistant Professor of MedicineAssistant Professor of Epidemiology and Population HealthThe focus of Dr. Shah's research has been on the interaction of the TB and HIV epidemics, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Their research group, the Tugela Ferry Care and Research Collaboration (TF CaRe), has been working in South Africa since 2001. TB and HIV in South Africa are closely related with more than 80% of all TB patients co-infected with HIV. Planned and Ongoing Investigations: Outcomes of MDR & XDR TB patients, 2005-2006; Risk factors for MDR & XDR TB, 2005-2006; Genotyping of MDR & XDR TB, 2005-present; Reinfection and/or Multiple Infection in MDR & XDR TB, 2005-present; Microscopic-Observation Drug-Susceptibility Assay (MODS); Decentralized, Community-based MDR & XDR Treatment; Creation of Infection Control Policies and Program for COSH; Decentralization of Integrated TB/HIV Programs.
Meredith Hawkins, MDProfessor of Medicine (Endocrinology) Dr. Hawkins is Professor of Medicine and Director of the Global Diabetes Institute at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Over the past thirteen years, she has developed a tremendous interest in the global epidemic of diabetes based upon her experiences providing medical education and health care in South and Central America, Eatern Europe, Africa and Asia. Dr. Hawkins is currently working with faculty at Makerere University medical school in Kampala, Uganda to develop a more formalized medical education program. In partnership with investigators at the world-renowned Christian Medical College in Vellore, India, Dr. Hawkins is investigating the pathogenesis of the poorly-understood entity of 'malnutrition diabetes'. Dr. Hawkins is also one of the organizers of an annual International Conference for Continuing Medical Education, alternating between Asia and Africa.
Paul Marantz, MDAssociate Dean for Clinical Research Education Professor of Clinical Epidemiology & Population HealthProfessor of Clinical MedicineDr. Marantz's involvement in the Global Health Center stems from his interests and activities in public health, both at Einstein and at the Institute for Public Health Sciences (IPHS) of Yeshiva University, which he co-directs along with Dr. Sonia Suchday of the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. The IPHS, in addition to its domestic research and educational programs, has a strong focus on global health research and education, including partnerships and projects in India and in Israel.
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Professor of Microbiology & ImmunologyVinayaka Prasad is Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, and directs the Fogarty International Center-funded Einstein AIDS International Training and Research Program, an AIDS research capacity building effort focusing on India, Rwanda and Bangladesh. This program allows researchers from the developing country interface with Einstein scientific community to tackle the prevention of AIDS in their respective countries. He also directs the Einstein's institutional AIDS training program as well as helps run the Einstein Center for AIDS Research by directing its Developmental Core. Dr. Prasad is an established AIDS researcher with research interests in definition of viral targets for drug development, gene therapy for AIDS and viral determinants of HIV associated dementia. Dr. Prasad was the Chairman of the Global Health Center from July 2007 to March 2009.
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Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's health Dr. Nathan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's health where she leads the department's maternal health programs in Rwanda. With grants from the Einstein Global Health Center and the US Fulbright African Regional Research Program, Dr Nathan has initiated a study looking at the effectiveness of two community level interventions, a newly constructed birthing center and mobile reproductive health teams, which aim to increase the attended delivery rate for women living in Kagano Sector in the Western Province of the country. In addition to her research, Dr Nathan is also working at the local district hospital, where she is leading an effort to improve the maternity ward through education (didactic and simulation), protocol and checklist implementation, and leadership strengthening.
Jill Raufman, MS, MPH Program ManagerJill Raufman is the Program Manager of the Global Health Center, where she is responsible for the development and augmentation of research, education and service global health activities, and also holds the position of Director of Medical Student Global Health Programs. She previously worked for the NYC Department of Health, in addition to a global non-profit organization through which she has spent a considerable amount of time in Kenya. Jill holds a Master of Public Health degree from Hunter College in NYC, as well as a MS in Nutrition in Public Health from Teachers College, Columbia University. In addition, she belongs to the Bronx Health Literacy Collaborative.
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why do people overlook the Kendrick Lamar EP?
This album is very good. I'd go 8 or 9 out of 10. Best hip hop album of the last 15 to 20 years is a bit much though. A lot of great albums have come out in the past 15 to 20 years
I wasn't sure where was the best place to put this but here is my theory for the overall story of the album. The timeline isn't 100% sequential:
Tracks 1-11 are set when Kendrick is around 17/18
First half of Track 1 — Sets the scene of his relationship with Sherane, this goes on over the course of a few months
Tracks 2-6 — Really just sets the scene of Kendrick's life in Compton and him hanging with "the homies". Seens to happen over the course of an afternoon — his friends pick him up, they freestyle, they screw around for a while and think they are awesome
Last verse of Track 1 — Kendrick heads over to Sherane's house
Track 6 — I think this track represents Kendrick's thoughts on his way over to Sherane's house, which is why it ends so abruptly and changes in tone as it heads into the skit
Skit at the end of Track 6 — Kendrick gets jumped by the two guys in hoodies for being in their hood
Tracks 7 & 8 are covering his thoughts on getting jumped
Track 9 — Goes back to the homies and they get messed up
Skit/Track 10 — They go back to shoot the guys that jumped Kendrick, but one of the homies ends up getting killed
Track 11 — Kendrick regrets getting dragged down by the m.A.A.d city and vows to get out of it and inspire others to do the same
Track 12 — This is Kendrick achieving his goal and is set in the present IMO Skit — "I'll be back in 15 minutes" — a throwback to the very start of the album — having seen how things unfold it adds extra power to this
I'm actually surprised that a rap thread has gone this long. A lot of people on here shite on rap music 24/7.
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When Sir Francis BACON released his research to public eye in 1523, people were amazed and stunned by the power and energy the new element exhibited. Some military commanders that were impressed even began to send their troops out clothed and armed with BACON. This was, unfortunately, what made the crew of the U.S.S. Indianapolis so appealing to the sharks when the crew's ship sank in the Pacific Ocean. Despite this grim event that occurred over 400 years later, Sir Francis BACON quickly became famous for discovering the element, which would be named after him.
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The BACON Sandwich
- Main Article: Sandwich. Or was it John Montagu? Both artices speak finely of sandwiches, so it probably doesn't really matter anyways.
The year was 1718. The month was November. The day was the 307th (of the year). As the poor peasants living in Sandwich, England awoke, each one found there was a smell in the air, as if the day would be an important one. The smell, of course, turned out to be the sudden, unexpected release of a large underground supply of methane gas, which bears no relevance to the topic at hand. But, despite the unusual methane release, the simple peasants never suspected that this day would become one of the greatest in history (although they did suspect it would be a rather important day). It was that day, November 307, 1718 that the great 4th Earl of Sandwich, John (Earl) Montagu the Great, was born.
It was this John (Earl) Montague who would become one of the single most important men in the BACON Revolution (not to be confused with BACON's Rebellion) when he was the first man to eat BACON between two slices of bread. This became the BACON sandwich, the wonderful invention Montague made the moment he assembled the beautiful creation, and the masterpiece that became a phenomenon the moment Montagu sank his teeth in, chewed, savored, swallowed, and gave the sandwich two thumbs up.
Soon after that night where Montagu ate his masterpiece, everyone was eating BACON sandwiches, amazed. The level of brilliance required to create such a work of genius was totally unheard of in such an era of awful ideas such as Monarchy and Royalty. Thus, John Montagu became forever immortalized by his magnificent creation. Over time, the BACON sandwich would lead to the creation of, amongst many things. the BACON BACON BACON sandwich, a BACON sandwich using BACON instead of bread to house the BACON interior, as well as the fabled BACON and Cheese Sandwich of 1905.
BACON Bits
Another breakthrough would come in the 1800s when a young inventor named Alfred Nobel was upset that BACON could not be in every single dish and drink. The story goes that Nobel had stuffed BACON into his milk during breakfast, but almost choked to death on the tasty strips as he drank the milk. He immediately began to wish there was a way he could enjoy BACON-milk (not to be confused with the milk acquired from BACON breasts) without choking on strips of BACON. Once his mind started thinking, he couldn't stop it. But, without anything to go on, Nobel's problem could not be solved.
Thus, the problem went on for years, during which he often choked on BACON when he drank his milk, until, finally, he reached a realization. Using his invention of dynamite, Nobel rigged a package of cooked BACON to a detonator and blew it up. Quickly, Nobel took the product of the first experiment and sprinkled it into a glass of milk, which he immediately drank. Nobel did not choke. He was astonished. Letting no time go to waste, Alfred Nobel patented his invention of exploded BACON, calling it "BACON bits". This creation would make Nobel his fortune of billions, enabling the establishment of the Nobel Prizes in the fields of peace, literature, physics, chemistry, medicine, economics, and BACON. But, more importantly, the invention would lead to BACON soda, as well as soda with BACON.
The Discovery of Hamification
In 1938, scientists experimenting with samples of BACON stumbled upon very startling results. Two BACON samples placed in a very cold freezer had been replaced by a substance known as ham. Startled and shocked, the scientists could find no logical explanation for this other than sabotage. Naturally, they blamed the Jews and shot all of the Jewish scientists involved in the experiment. The remaining scientists then repeated their experiment. The BACON had yet again been replaced by ham. Several of the scientists, angry and paranoid, shot any scientist they even remotely suspected of being Jewish. For a third time the experiment was repeated. But this time, the freezer was surrounded by motion-sensor machine guns to shoot any potential saboteur. Thus, confident that no one could have tampered with the results, the scientists returned to observe the BACON. They were shot to death by motion-sensor machine guns.
The next day, the police came down to investigate the disappearence of Jewish scientists and stumbled upon the scene. They were shot by motion-sensor machine guns. The next several police squads sent to the lab had a fate no different. But then, a S.W.A.T. team with bullet-proof vests was sent in. But, of course, bullet-proof vests are not sufficient enough protection against machine guns, so the S.W.A.T. team was wiped out. But finally, a man with brains arrived wearing virtually impenetrable body armor. Unfortunately, the person did not wear a helmet and thus was killed by machine guns.
To this day, no one has ever succeeded in retrieving the results in that freezer. And thus was the discovery of Hamification. Well, it might have been how Hamification was discovered. In fact, the story probably isn't even true at all, thus making it completely irrelevant.
How to Make and Eat a Fried BACON Sandwich
Of course, you cannot read about BACON, BACON products, and Hamification for so long without having the urge to devour vast quantities of it. Thus, I shall instruct you on how to make a delicious and extremely healthy fried BACON sandwich.
- Obtain an insanely large amount of BACON.
- Fry the insanely large amount of BACON.
- Obtain an even larger amount BACON.
- Fry the even larger amount of BACON.
- Obtain two slices of bread.
- Fry the bread (make sure you fry both slices of bread instead of just frying one slice and forgetting about the other).
- Place the fried insanely large amount of BACON on top of one of the fried bread slices.
- Place the fried even larger amount of BACON on top.
- Place a slice fried bread on top (important: don't use the same slice you put all the BACON on top of).
- Fry the result.
- Fry the result again for good measure.
- Consume, taking small bites (so as not to choke), chewing, savoring the tasty flavor of the BACON sandwich, and swallowing.
Note: It is important you follow all these steps in their exact, listed order so that you can enjoy a wonderful meal of a BACON sandwich, as opposed to food poisoning.
How to Make and Eat a Fried BACON BACON BACON Sandwich
Repeat as above, replacing the two slices of bread with two large amounts of fried BACON. Really, it's that simple.
Once you have finished consuming your sandwiches, continue on.
Historical Influence
In the history of the world, BACON has had great influence, some of which is unknown to the public. For instance, World War I was not, as many believe, the result of some Serbian asshole named Gavrilo Princip shooting the Archduke of Austria-Hungary, Franz Ferdinand. Well, actually, it was, but the reason why Princip shot the Archduke was... Well, actually, the reason wasn't at all BACON-related, but that's not the point. Everyone got involved in the war because... well, the alliance system for one, but also because each country was suffering a great BACON shortage. Yes. BACON production had dropped by 50% worldwide in the year 1913. This had already resulted in the deaths of millions, so Europe was in turmoil, fighting for BACON, as well as the body of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (he was sexy).
Russian Revolution
For the Russian Empire, though, the BACON shortage was much more severe. In the Russian winter, no BACON shipments could get through from other countries to aid the dying people. The entire population of BACON shrubs had perished as well. Millions were dying. Finally, in 1917, the Russians got fed up with their incompetent ruler, Tsar (sometimes even Czar or Tzar, but almost Csar) Nicholas II. A mob of angry Russian peasants forced Nicholas II to abdicate his throne and create a provisional government in March. But the BACONsheviks, a radical Marxist group that didn't trust the government, were preparing a revolution to ensure everyone got BACON. In October, they launched their plan and marched upon the capital, toppling the government and taking control. A totally awesome dictatorship of the BACONroletariat was established and BACON was given to all.
Unfortunately, this did not last long. The evil BACONshevik Joseph "I Hate BACON" Stalin seized control of the dictatorship and effectively ended the free BACON distribution, handing out anti-BACON propaganda. He outlawed the sale, use, and possession of anything related to BACON, including police officers. Anyone who opposed his anti-BACON policies became an unperson. Soon, this time period where BACONists were persecuted would become known as the Great Purge. It is estimated that during Stalin's reign, over 50 million people died from anti-BACONism-related causes.
Fascist Italy
Like Stalin, Benito Mussolini was also terrible, despite the fact he has a funny name. As the fascist dictator of Italy, he outlawed everything awesome, though he also outlawed crappy stuff like political parties, criticizing the government (Mussolini), and suffrage (suffering). But, unfortunately, amongst the awesome things he outlawed were waffles and especially BACON. This soon earned Mussolini the nickname Il Douche, literally meaning "the Douchebag." He was a very evil leader. Until King Victor Emmanuel III fired him. Then he was a very evil man. Until a pro-BACON communist mob shot him, hanged him, stuffed his genitals in his mouth, and stuck him on a meat hook. Then he was a very dead man. With genitals in his mouth.
It is said that a "Weekend at Bernie's" situation occurred after the communist mob had shot him, and thus the communists, believing Mussolini to have survived the bullet, severed his genitals and hanged his body. But, when he was taken down, some idiot thought he saw Mussolini moving and screamed. The mob, believing Mussolini to be invincible, stabbed him on a meat hook so that Il Douche could not reach back and pull himself off. But, of course, he was dead, along with his anti-BACON policies.
Over time, a great amount of short stories, poems, and even entire novels have been written solely for BACON and its awesomeness. Most of these writers, of course, are BACONists. Some of the most famous literature ever written has been written out of love for BACON, including such great books as Lord of the BACON by William BACONing, Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (a.k.a. Eric BACON), To Feed a Mockingbird Some Rashers and Such by Harper BACON, and The BACON BACON BACON Bible BACON by His Greatness, the Almighty, Our Lord BACON. Some other well-known influential writers of BACONist literature include Charles Dickens.
Excerpts from two well-known pieces of BACONist literature follows:
"Okay, I need to tell you a story. I was going to the store yesterday and they had BACON, right? And I was all, 'I waaaant some'. And then this guy hit me, right? I was sad. So I said, 'how did you, I wanted BACON!!!' and he was all, 'no.' and then...I'm going to go cut myself."
"Als Gregor Samsa eines Morgens BACON aus unruhigen BACON Träumen erwachte, fand er sich BACON in seinem Bett zu einem BACON ungeheueren Ungeziefer verwandelt. BACON. Er lag BACON auf seinem BACON panzerartig harten Rücken BACON und sah, wenn BACON er den Kopf (BACON) ein wenig hob, seinen gewölbten, braunen, BACON von bogenförmigen Versteifungen BACON geteilten Bauch, auf BACON dessen BACON Höhe BACON BACON sich die BACON Bettdecke, zum gänzlichen BACON Niedergleiten bereit, BACON kaum BACON noch BACON erhalten konnte. BACON! Seine BACON vielen, im BACON Vergleich zu BACON BACON BACON seinem BACON sonstigen BACON Umfang BACON kläglich dünnen Beine flimmerten BACON ihm hilflos vor den BACON BACON BACON BACON ICH LIEBE BACON!!!!! Augen."
Famous BACONists
- Richard BACON Wagner-BACON
- Albert BACONstein
- Napoleon BACONparte
- Stephen ColBACON
- MacBACON, Thane of BACONdor, BACONis, and King of BACONland
- Vladmir Ilyich (a.k.a. BAKIN)
- Kevin BACON
- Karl Marx
Did You Know?
- British scientists, using computers and sophisticated cooking technology, have created the perfect BACON sandwich.
- It is impossible to overdose on BACON.
- Vegetarians are BACONists.
- Muslims and Jews love BACON too.
- Kevin BACON did, in fact, change his last name to BACON because he loves BACON.
- BACON is the official food of the Universe.
- This is the fifth link to Kevin BACON on this page.
- This is the sixth.
- There is an eighth link to Kevin BACON in the table at the bottom of this page.
- Pigs are made entirely out of BACON.
- There is no such thing as too much BACON.
See Also
|Bacon Products
|Bacon | Bacon fat | Bacon Shrub | Choco-Butter-Cheez-Bac'n Pops | Pork Products | Pigs
|People Named Bacon
|Richard Bacon | Kevin Bacon
|All things Bacon
|Bacon's Rebellion | Bacon and Cheese Sandwich of 1905 | BLT


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February 2, 2012
Marc Givler
As reported a few weeks ago, Voorhees (N.J.) defensive back Eli Woodard will be making an unofficial visit to Ohio State next week. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound prospect confirmed his intentions on Thursday evening and has made his arrangements. The outstanding cornerback prospect will be in Columbus for three days, along with his mom and dad. "I plan on driving in next Thursday night," Woodard said. "I'll probably stay up there until Saturday night to see if we can make it to the Michigan State basketball game. I love watching basketball, it's just real exciting. Watching them on TV, they are great teams so it should be exciting." Woodard has been on the Ohio State radar for as long as any class of 2013 prospect out there and despite plenty of shakeup to the coaching staff, still lists the Buckeyes as the school to beat. "I've just been communicating with the coaches and stuff and I feel like they are all great guys," he said. "Right now I just feel like it is probably the best fit for me just with my relationships so far. Right now it is still a long process but they are probably still number one." Woodard has been in regular contact with head coach Urban Meyer as well as several other members of the Ohio State coaching staff. Still, meeting with them in person for the first time is an important step in Woodard's mind. "I'm just looking forward to talking to them face-to-face," he said. "I have a bunch of questions for them so I just want to get some questions answered so I can move forward with the process. I'm really looking forward to talking with coach Meyer and figuring out what is going with the corners and safeties (as far as the coaches). I want to know which coach is going to be the corners and which one is going to be the safeties coach. That is real big for me (for building relationships)." Woodard is also hoping to get a chance to speak with some of the current players on the team to get a feel for how things have changed around the program since Meyer's hiring. "I want to talk to the coaches but I also want to talk to the players and get their input," he said. "I want to see what they feel about the new situation with the coaching staff and everything and how it's different. These are the guys that I am going to be with if I go there so I just want to get their feedback on how everything is going." In other recruiting news, Woodard has been rolling in scholarship offers each and every week and has recently grabbed some big offers from programs around the nation. "I've picked up offers from Michigan, North Carolina, West Virginia, and Miami (FL) as well, I can't think of all of them off the top of my head," Woodard said. "I think USC is close to offering me. They want me to call them but I've been real busy with mid-terms, studying, and working out so I'm probably going to call them tonight." Though not someone that worries a whole lot about his offer list, Woodard admitted the barrage of offers is exciting. "It's real exciting," he said. "It's great to be wanted by all of these different colleges. At the same time, it doesn't really matter because at the end of the day, it's about what is the best place for you to go to. I try not to get too caught up in it but at the same time, it is exciting." Woodard is already an Army All-American for the 2013 class and is expected to be one of the top rated cornerback prospects in the nation when the Rivals.com class of 2013 initial rankings are released.
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On at least an annual basis, the Secretary shall include along with other regular reports to owners of trust or restricted interests in land and individual Indian money account owners a change of name and address form by means of which the owner may confirm or update the owner's name and address. The change of name and address form shall include a section in which the owner may confirm and update the owner's name and address.
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Two Guys Were Plotting to Murder and Castrate Justin Bieber Last Month
We'll never know how close JUSTIN BIEBER actually was to being strangled to death and then castrated . . . but apparently, he was closer than you might imagine.
--Dana Martin . . . a New Mexico inmate who's serving life for the rape and murder of a 15-year-old girl . . . actually hatched a plan to have Justin killed and mutilated. But he ended up foiling his own plan.
--Martin convinced fellow inmate Mark Staake to do the deed for him when he got out of the joint. Once he was free, Staake recruited his nephew Tanner Ruane to help him. And they planned to do it last month in New York City.
--The plan was for Mark and Tanner to take out FOUR people . . . two unknown victims in Vermont, then Justin and his bodyguard when they were in New York for a pair of gigs late last month.
--Martin wanted them to strangle the victims with paisley ties, which is apparently Martin's thing . . . then cut off their genitalia with pruning shears.
--But Martin . . . who's obsessed with Bieber and even has a tattoo of him on his leg . . . must have gotten cold feet. Because he told the cops about the plot to kill the two guys in Vermont before they could carry it through.
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--And here's an interesting detail: Martin promised to pay the guys $2,500 for EACH TESTICLE they collected.
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--Lindsay was NOT formally charged for lying to police about her car accident last June. That's expected to happen at the January 15th hearing.
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Thyroid surgery left BROOKE BURKE with a scar across her neck. But it also left her WITHOUT CANCER.
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#1.) Unless we're spared by the Mayans, Season Two of "Snooki & JWoww" will premiere January 8th. MTV has released a two-minute trailer, which features footage of Snooki in the hospital, where she gives birth to her son, Lorenzo.
#2.) New episodes of "The Walking Dead" won't begin airing until February 3rd . . . but AMC has released three new promos to tide you over until then. (--You can find all three of them at EOnline.com.)
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"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is the prequel to the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, set 60 years before. It was only one short book, but they're turning it into three movies. It's all about how Bilbo Baggins joins a group of dwarves on a quest to reclaim their homeland from a dragon.
--Ian McKellen is back as Gandalf, Martin Freeman plays Bilbo Baggins, and Richard Armitage is the leader of the dwarves, the warrior Thorin Oakenshield.
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--Even though the One Ring is NOT the focus of this trilogy, this is the movie where Bilbo meets Gollum . . . and ends up in possession of the ring. So Andy Serkis is back as Gollum.
--Elijah Wood also appears as Frodo in some flash-forward scenes with the older version of Bilbo, played by Ian Holm. (--You'll eventually see Orlando Bloom as Legolas again too, but he doesn't show up until the third movie.)
--You won't have to wait too long for your next Hobbit fix. The other two movies will hit theaters each December over the next two years . . . starting with "The Desolation of Smaug" next December, and "There and Back Again" the summer after that.


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(a) In order to carry out more effectively the primary function of the Veterans Health Administration and in order to assist in providing an adequate supply of health personnel to the Nation, the Secretary—
(1) to the extent feasible without interfering with the medical care and treatment of veterans, shall develop and carry out a program of education and training of health personnel; and
(b) In carrying out subsection (a)(1), the Secretary shall include in the program of education and training under that subsection the developing and evaluating of new health careers, interdisciplinary approaches, and career advancement opportunities.
(c) In carrying out subsection (a)(2), the Secretary shall include in the program of recruitment, training, and employment under that subsection measures to advise all qualified veterans with military occupation specialties referred to in that subsection, and all members of the armed forces about to be discharged or released from active duty who have such military occupation specialties, of employment opportunities with the Administration.
(d) The Secretary shall carry out subsection (a) in cooperation with the following institutions and organizations:
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Ultra light and very compact, the Petzl e+LITE Headlamp with retractable cord is a great replacement for that bulky flashlight in your glove box or emergency kit. You never know when an emergency situation will arise, so keep your Petzl e+Lite Emergency Headlamp handy in your pack, on your ski jacket, or in your car. Capable of delivering performance even in tough conditions, this tiny and compact light offers multiple light settings and intuitive survival features to help you get back to safety and is waterproof in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes. The headlamp may be used in zone 2 areas containing gas and in zone 22 in the presence of dust having a self-combustion temperature greater than 85 C at one atmosphere of pressure.


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Alliant Energy Corp. subsidiary Wisconsin Power and Light (WP&L) has purchased the development rights to the Cedar Ridge Wind Farm, previously owned and developed by Midwest Wind Energy (MWE).
The proposed 80-MW to 100-MW wind farm, located in the townships of Eden and Empire in Fond du Lac County, Wis., will consist of approximately 40 wind turbines across 12.2 square miles of land.
'We are pleased to take this step towards making Cedar Ridge Wind Farm WP&L's first owned wind farm in its generation portfolio,' says Kim Zuhlke, vice president of new energy resources for WP&L. 'Cedar Ridge Wind Farm will help us meet Wisconsin's growing need for electricity with clean, renewable, locally-owned energy.'
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We support many initiatives across the world to help cruelly treated animals. One animal which is treated very badly is the bear.
Bear farms
In nations throughout Asia, thousands of bears endure a life of torture on farms, in order for their bile to be extracted and implemented in traditional medicine to remedy illnesses ranging from haemorrhoids to headaches. Bears are confined in cages which range from agonisingly small "crush" cages to bigger pens, many of which cause awful physical and mental pain.
Some charities do have a huge job: the saving, rehabilitation and care of over 600 bears in South East Asia for the rest of their lives while gradually working towards stopping bear farming altogether.
The process of bile extraction
There are roughly 6500 bears on the bear farms in the whole of China. The imprisoned animals are used to help the horrendous Traditional Chinese Medicine market. Bear bile has been used in TCM for thousands of years, but this form of intensive bear farming only started in the 1980s when China's population of wild bears began to drop considerably low. But these bear farms have created a fresh set of problems.
Usually bile is removed from the gall bladders of the animals twice daily through a surgically inserted tube. The process, which is referred to as "milking," offers from .338 to .676 ounces of bile each time. Milking is obviously very painful for the bears, who can often be seen groaning and chewing their paws during the "milking".
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- Option 3: None of your incoming mail is filtered through spamassassin. If you want this option, please contact the Boreal office.
You may change your spam filtering option and also update some of your other spam filtering settings (such as whitelisting and blacklisting addresses) at http://www.boreal.org/phpsaadmin. Changes to your spam filtering option will take about a day, but changes to other settings will take effect immediately.
In addition to Spamassassin, Boreal has implemented a Greylisting system to reduce spam. Greylisting is optional - your email will not be greylisted unless you request it. If your mail is greylisted, the first time an unrecognized sender sends you a message, our system returns it with a "try again later" message. Most spammers' systems will not try again later, but most legitimate mailers will. This has a result of significantly reducing your spam. The side affect is that messages sent to you will be delayed half an hour or more, depending on the sender's system. The other thing to be aware of is that there are a few legitimate systems who won't try again later, so if you receive mail from one of these systems the message may be dropped. You can whitelist addresses from these systems to prevent this.
To sign up for greylisting, visit the greylisting sign-up page here.
How did they get my e-mail address????
Spammers have lots of ways of getting e-mail addresses. A few are:
- Usenet groups: If you've ever posted a message to a public bulletin board or newsgroup, your address is out on the internet and easily accessed by spammers. NOTE: Using Boreal's mailing lists, such as news and for-sale, will NOT result in your email address being made accessible to spammers. Boreal's lists are private mail lists, not publicly accessible Usenet groups or bulletin boards.
- Bots: Spammers use programs called "bots" to search through the internet and "harvest" e-mail addresses from web pages. If your e-mail address is published on your web page, a bot can pick it up as it's compiling a list of addresses for spammers. This is especially true if your page is listed in a search engine. Some ways to make it harder for bots are:
- If you've published your email address on your web page, don't publish it in a "mailto" link - ie. the person looking at the page just clicks on your address to send an email. The "mailto" addresses are easiest for bots to harvest.
- Some people disguise their email address so bots won't get the right address, but people will. For example, if your address is firstname.lastname@example.com, publish it as firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Opt-Out lists: Some places will tell you to send them your email address and they'll take you off spammers' lists. Use these with caution - unfortunately some of them actually turn around and sell your email address to spammers.
- Web page: If you visit a spammer's web page, he/she may use hidden code on that page to get your email address.
- Viruses: There are many viruses which allow hackers access to your computer if your computer has the virus. Some spammers take advantage of these viruses to access personal computers and harvest the email addresses in people's address books.
- Online forms: Before you give your email address to a company via an online form, make sure that the company has a policy not to sell your email address. Look for a box on the form that asks if it's ok to send related offers or information to you - make sure it isn't checked.
- Dictionary attacks: It doesn't cost the spammer anything to send mail to an invalid address, so many spammers "guess" at email addresses by using common names and domains and going through the alphabet. For example, they'll send messages to firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com, etc., hoping that a few of those messages hit a valid address.
- Responding to spam: If you respond to a spam message or click on a link in a spam message, even to tell the spammer to remove you from their list, you've just alerted the spammer that you have a live email address that someone is reading. This makes your address valuable and the spammer will a) keep it on his list and b) sell it to other spammers.
What can I do about spam?
First, what not to do:
- Don't reply - Many spam messages will tell you you can get off the spammer's list by replying with an "unsubscribe" message. Don't do it! You will probably end up either
- getting your message returned to you as undeliverable, or
- getting even more spam.
This is because
- Most spammers forge their return address. Usually it's a totally fake address, but sometimes it's the address of some innocent person the spammer wants to irritate by tricking you into sending them mail.
- If your reply actually gets through to the spammer, it just confirms that someone is receiving email at this address. This makes your email address more valuable, and the spammer can (and will) sell it to other spammers.
- Don't buy what they're selling. If spam didn't work, spammers wouldn't use it. Spam is not generally considered to be a reputable way of advertising - even if their product looks attractive, buy it from a more honorable source than a spammer. (Spammers almost always forge their return addresses so you can't find out who they really are - do you really want to send your money to a person who goes to such lengths to be un-traceable?)
- In some cases, responding to spam can be dangerous. Most spam is just irritating, but there are also many scams and frauds now being carried out via spam mail. Some of the most common are:
- Overpay for an item: You're advertising an item for sale, usually on a big site like Ebay. (Note - some Boreal members have been contacted by this type of scammer in response to a classified ad on the Boreal website.) Someone from another country contacts you to buy the item, but for some reason can't give you a check for the exact amount. They want to send you a check or money order for over the amount and have you send the excess back to them. Although your bank is required by law to make the funds available to you within a few days, it can take up to four weeks for a foreign check to clear the issuing bank. That means that after you've sent this person the money, the original check will bounce and you'll be left owing the bank the money you sent the scammer.
- Phishing scams: You recieve a message from a bank or online system like Ebay, saying there's some sort of problem with your account and asking you to click on a link to sign into your account and correct the issue. Often the problem is made out to be serious enough to try and scare you into action without thinking it through - for example, your credit card has been charged a huge amount, your funds have been frozen, etc. The mail looks very legitimate, and if you click the link you will go to a realistic-looking website where you'll be asked to provide a username, password, credit card information, etc. to correct your issue. This website is a fake, however, and the private information you enter here will be sent directly to the scammer. Never click on a link in an email like this - if in doubt, open a web browser and type the company's URL in the address bar to go to the site and check it out.
- The Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud: Someone from Nigeria or another foreign country will promise you several million dollars in return for letting them use your bank account to transfer funds out of the country, or wants you to help them manage their wealth in some way. People who've responded to this scam have lost thousands of dollars, and in some cases have even been lured into situations where they were kidnapped and held for ransom or killed. Information on this scam can be found at http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/Crimes/Business/nigerian.htm.
- Lottery scam: You've won thousands of dollars in some foreign lottery you didn't enter! If you respond and try to claim this money, many fees will appear that must be paid before you can receive your check. As long as you keep paying these fees, more will turn up. You will NEVER see a check, or if you do, the check will end up bouncing.
Here's what you can do:
- Report it to a spam filtering service such as Spamcop (http://www.spamcop.net/). Many providers, including Boreal, use their services to help filter spam, so by reporting your spam to them you're helping everyone detect and block the spammers.
- Report it to the spammer's Internet Service Provider (ISP) - This helps to cut spam off at the source. Every spammer has to go through an ISP, and most ISP's have very strict rules regarding sending spam using their service. If an ISP is made aware that someone is sending spam through them, they can take action against the spammer.
The problem: Spammers know that their ISP will be upset to find out about their activities, so they do everything they can to disguise where they're sending from. The return address you see on your spam mail is almost always a fake, so reporting to that ISP does no good. Fortunately, there are ways to get around this:
- spamcop.net - This site will let you send them your spam, they'll decode the headers to find the true source of the spam and send a complaint to the proper people. This is a free service, but be sure to read the directions for using the service first.
- This solution is only for you techie people! You can go through the message's headers to locate the IP address of the actual sender, look up that IP Address, and then send a message to their abuse desk. This is a complicated process, but fortunately it's explained in many places on the Internet, including:
- Displaying headers: Helpful Hints on How to Show Full Headers
- Decoding headers: Spam Series
- Site to look up an IP Address: DSN Stuff tools - go to the IPWHOIS Lookup in the middle of the page.
- Site to look up the best email address to use to send a complaint to the ISP: Abuse.net's contact database
- Filter your email - There are two ways to do this:
- Get filtering software or a filtering service. A few sources for these are SpamCop's Advanced Filtering Service and Top 10 Spam Control Tools, Choose your mail.com. NOTE: Boreal already filters all mail sent to your boreal.org email address. This means most spam is filtered out before it gets to you. Additional filters may or may not be helpful - many will filter using the same criteria Boreal does.
- Set up a your own filter in your e-mail program. If you can identify some characteristic that is unique to the spam messages (for example, they have the word "advertisement" somewhere in the message), you can set up your email program to look for messages with that characteristic and delete them before they get into your mailbox. For instructions on setting up a filter, see the E-Mail Filters section of this FAQ. CAUTION: If you make your filters too general, you may start filtering out mail you want. For example, if your filter deletes every message with the word "buy" in the message body, and your sister sends you an email asking if you want to go in and help her buy a gift for your mom, your sister's message will get deleted along with the spam because it contains the word "buy". Make sure your filter checks for something that only spam mail has!
More information
- There's a long list of spam information / anti-spam sites at http://dir.yahoo.com/Computers_and_Internet/Communications_and_Networking/Email/Spam/
- Here's a good link about replying to spam: http://www.spamdontbuyit.org/


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While on the way to Azalea Town Ash and co get separated while Ash looks for a Cyndaquil. He manages to find one but an abusive trainer named Koji has his eyes set on it. Who will capture the Cyndaquil first? Will Ash ever find Misty and Brock again? And why does Team Rocket's Mecha look like Meowth?
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- Unlike Charmander, Chimchar and Tepig, Cyndaquil was saved from being caught by an abusive trainer.
- This is one of two episodes to use the movie "Good Will Hunting" as a title reference. The other is DP045: Ill Will Hunting
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The Chrisman-Barris-Dobie Gillis CoupeWritten by on April 11, 2012 Contributors: Wes Allison, The Hot Rod Archives
RADICAL.George Barris and me. Sounds like a '60s flick starring Peter Sellers with cameos by Sonny and Cher, but what I mean is that Barris and I might be the only two people who liked the "Chrisman Coupe" after George finished its 1959 pearl-white and tangerine makeover. This little kid loved the wire front wheels, those crazy spats, and the goofy, half-gullwing doors that showed up in a 1960 episode of The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis and on the Aug. '61 cover of Car Craft.
You probably remember (and prefer) the '30 Model A, as it graced the cover of the May '54 Hot Rod, blurbed as "The Most Fantastic Coupe." In many ways, it was. Mid-engined, radically chopped, and cleverly fashioned from bits of old Fords, this revolutionary racer set the style for competition coupes forever.
Let's back up, though. Who were the Chrismans? Brother Evert was the eldest of 12 children, and Jack, the youngest, was a contemporary of Evert's two boys, Art and Lloyd. The Chrismans owned a garage in Compton, just south of Los Angeles. They were the folks to beat in the '50s. Uncle Jack dragged a wicked, severely chopped Model A Tudor on nitro that ran 114 mph. Art and Lloyd, meanwhile, campaigned one of the oldest surviving dragsters of all time. Now called the 25 Car, it was raced on the lakes in the '30s and became the first drag car to hit 140 mph
While drag racing was hugely popular in the early '50s, there was buzz about Bonneville. In 1953, a year after Art had become one of the first 200-MPH Club members in Chet Herbert's Beast III streamliner by averaging 238 mph, the family decided to build its own lakes racer. Unlike most contemporary cars that used a modified stock chassis, theirs featured a 31⁄2-inch, tubular perimeter frame designed to easily accommodate a variety of midmounted engines. Bonneville is all about getting as many records as possible, so by loosening a few bolts, the engine, trans and rearend could be dropped out as a single assembly. The body was chopped to the max with a scoop in the roof and a windshield extending up into the top for visibility. A nose was cleverly fashioned from two '40 Ford hoods clamshelled together.
Debuting at the '53 Bonneville Nationals, Art made a blistering run of 163.63 mph, right off the trailer. Unfortunately, the C/Coupe-legal, 304-inch Merc went to lunch. In its place, the Chrismans swapped in Harry Duncan's 258-inch Ardun and set a Class-B record at 160.178. Then, in went Ed Losinski's 304-inch Merc. Unfortunately, the boys were not able to best their previous run and ultimately placed Second behind the 173-mph Fox & Cobbs So-Cal coupe. Not bad for first time out.
For the '54 Nationals, the 18-inch wheels with orange discs were discarded for smaller rims wearing flat aluminum discs. Years later, Art said he always liked the looks of the coupe much better with the smaller wheels. Also changed was the lettering by Von Dutch, who striped and lettered all the Chrisman race cars and also painted the signs on their garage. Making the popular switch from flatheads to Hemis, Art set a new Class-B record of 180.87 mph with a 258-inch Dodge, plus the Class-C mark of 180.08 mph with an injected 275-inch DeSoto on 60 percent nitro. The latter record stood for several years.
In 1955, the Chrismans were back at Bonneville with a 33-inch D-Class Chrysler Hemi and what may have been the first set of genuine Moon discs. Art pushed the record to 190.839 mph. Although just shy of the magic 200, the team prematurely pulled the plug following the death that week of a friend, John Donaldson, in the Reed brothers' belly tank.
For the rest of the decade, while the Chrismans concentrated on drag racing, the repainted coupe was owned by Harry Duncan (of Duncan-Built Homes). Art continued driving until Harry resold the car to John Geraghty, who, in turn, sold it to Barris, who named it the XM:SC 210 (as in eXperiMental Speed Coupe). To the shock of Chrisman fans, the car resurfaced on the show scene with new chrome window surrounds, a corrugated-tube nerf bar in the rear, a white-naugahyde interior, a blown Olds and a metalflake frame. This is how it appeared as a background prop in the popular sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis—so far back that Barris' questionable modifications were undetectable, other than the paintjob, in the episode titled "Drag Strip Dobie" that aired November 15, 1960. Shortly thereafter, the coupe was bought by ISCA promoter Bob Larivee, who showed it until its glory faded, then stored it for two decades.
In the mid-'80s, Bob delivered the coupe to the successor to Chrisman's Garage, C.A.R.S. (Santa Ana, California), where Art and son Mike restored it to record-breaking specs. In 1995, it was sold to new-car dealer Joe MacPherson, who displayed it in his private collection, Joe's Garage. It was MacPherson who entered the car into the new Hot Rod Class at the prestigious Pebble Beach Historic Concours d'Elegance in 2001, the year honoring famous coupes. The Chrisman Coupe brought tears to onlookers' eyes, literally: Art loaded up the nitro and gave the 331 Hemi plenty of throttle as he drove over the hallowed ramp.
After Joe died in June 2008, his collection was sold off by RM Auctions. The Coupe went to Dana Mecum and Ray Claridge for a hefty $660,000. Dana, a self-confessed Miller and Indy-car collector and Art Chrisman fan, says, "I walked into Joe's Garage and fell in love. It was just such a cool car. I bid until I ran out of money, then Ray said, 'I've never seen you quit.' I told him I had no more money, and he said, 'Use mine.' So we bid until we got it. We had no plan to buy the car; it just happened."
In August 2010, Dana and Ray offered the coupe for sale, but a high bid of $485,000 failed to meet their reserve. Rumor has it that the Chrisman/Dobie Gillis Coupe will return to the auction block in the near future. Meanwhile, the public can view this unequaled example of Hot Rod history at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum in Pomona, California (Museum.NHRA.com), where it's parked amongst the Beast III, Number 25, Art's Hustler I fuel dragster, and a replica of Uncle Jack's Model A. Catch it while you can, lest it becomes the next historic racer to get swallowed up by some wealthy collector, never to be seen again. ★
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The coupe's competition debut was captured in a killer image from the '53 Bonneville Nationals. Note its one-year-only entry number, 638, and the absence of wheel discs. Other shots from this year show both the inside and outside of the covered front wheels. These 18-inch, magnesium Halibrands wore Firestone Indy-car rubber. Extra streamlining was achieved by taping up the front windshield and door gaps, contributing to a top speed of 160-plus.One of the first photos of the rolling chassis shows Art (left) and Lloyd Chrisman surveying their rough bodywork outside Chrisman's Garage in Compton, California, in early 1953. The low, sleek stance was created by grafting a chopped '35 Ford cowl and A pillars onto the severely chopped '30 coupe body. The small scoop in the center of the cowl directed air to Art, who'd struggled with a lack of fresh air while driving Chet Herbert's Beast III the previous year.Rear view? We don't need no stinkin' rear view! The stock decklid was replaced with a single sheet punched with 98 louvers. We wish we had a photo of the full bellypan, also liberally louvered. A pair of nerf bars attached through the square openings in the bottom of the panel.Art's dog demonstrates the airplane seat's close proximity to both the windshield and whatever engine was on board to chase a particular class record. Here, a flathead mock-up motor wears three Strombergs. Note the innovative, quick-disconnect front motor mount, which, along with a dozen bolts attaching the transmission and rearend, enabled quick engine swaps. Just below the door, you can see the end of the lower '40 Ford hood.In 1955, the coupe received a 331-inch D-Class Hemi. On Wednesday, while running around 180 mph, Art spun out in the third mile--one of the few times in a long, illustrious driving career that he lost control. He later said that the course and the lack of rear suspension contributed. On Thursday, he ran 193 but broke a valve. On Friday, with a borrowed valve, he turned 195. On the final day, Saturday, he set a new record of 190.839 mph.Yes, 1954 was a wet 'n' windy year on the salt. This is the first appearance of flat wheel discs with protruding spindles. What look like dark areas in the tires are sections cut from an old tire to protect the super-thin Firestone Indy-car rubber on the trailer. Despite the unfavorable conditions, Art pushed the coupe to 180 mph, running two different motors. The C-Class, 258-inch Harry Duncan DeSoto was built by Tony Capana of Wil Cap, using a stock-bore-and-stroke block fitted with 7.5:1 pistons, '54 Chrysler heads ported by George Austin, a Herbert roller-tappet cam, a Vertex mag, and a Hilborn injection.Three of the greatest racers and two of the most significant cars in the history of straight-line motorsports make up a classic photograph. Art (left) and Lloyd are swapping gears in the Halibrand quick-change while Art's father, Evert, tends to the former oval-track and lakes racer that evolved into one of the first dragsters. Von Dutch lettered both race cars, along with the Chrisman's Garage shop truck. The coupe's aluminum fuel tank held 3 gallons of either gasoline or nitromethane and methanol. Cooling water was contained in twin 5-gallon Jerry cans strapped to either side of the engine. Notice the solid Halibrands and Indy 500 tires.Here's how the car was last seen on the Salt, in the late '50s, when owned by Harry Duncan. Art continued to drive at Bonneville but was fast becoming a drag racing hero (especially after winning the inaugural Bakersfield March Meet in 1959). Note the protective rubber beneath the coupe's tires and the injected Hemi in the F-100's bed. The entire rig was flamed and lettered by Von Dutch.
Greg Sharp was 15 when he shot the reconfigured coupe at the '61 Long Beach Motorama. Writing in How To Customize Cars & Rods, George Barris explained,This circa-1986 photo shows the coupe back where it belongs, with builder/driver Art. Bob Larivee wisely selected Art and son Mike to restore XM:SC 210 back to its old Bonneville self. Check out the innovative quick-change powertrain. Removing about a dozen bolts allowed the entire assembly to drop out from under the body.This might be the closest that sitcom star Dwayne Hickman ever came to a car that was on screen for much of theWe can almost hear the gasps from Chrisman fans when this all-Barris cover arrived in the mail. Nevertheless, the XM:SC 210 was such a perennial favorite on the car show scene that ISCA's Bob Larivee bought the car from Barris and kept it for about 25 years.C.A.R.S., the full-service successor to Chrisman's Garage, expertly reversed the modifications made by Barris Customs a half century ago. Fortunately, the original body and chassis survived seven owners and has never looked better. Attention to detail in the Chrismans' original build and in their '80s restoration is second to none and a testament to the Chrisman ethos: Look good, go fast!A '40 Ford transmission, minus low gear, feeds the Halibrand quick-change. The red Jerry cans strapped on both sides of the engine contained cooling water.C.A.R.S., the full-service successor to Chrisman's Garage, expertly reversed the modifications made by Barris Customs a half century ago. Fortunately, the original body and chassis survived seven owners and has never looked better. Attention to detail in the Chrismans' original build and in their '80s restoration is second to none and a testament to the Chrisman ethos: Look good, go fast!Still a premier engine builder in his 80s, Art personally re-created his record-setting '50s combination of a Hilborn-injected, 331-inch Chrysler Hemi, a '40 Ford trans, and a Halibrand quick-change.Now 58 years old, the Chrisman Coupe predates the vintage speed shop re-created inside the NHRA Museum. Steel, 16-inch wheels were used in the restoration because Art always preferred them to the original 18-inch Halibrand mags used only in 1953. Has there ever been a swoopier or sweeter Model A? (We think not.). The surviving decklid is a single sheet of steel, secured by Dzus buttons and punched with 98 louvers. Those individual, full-length pipes must've made some beautiful music for miles at Bonneville.
Unusual for its time, the coupe sported a custom tube chassis rather than modified stock rails. The frame and interior were originally painted cream, not red. Art sat right up against the transplanted '35 Ford windshield. Steering gear is a reworked 6:1 Franklin unit.Wind-tunnel tests have since proven that no front brakes, plus both inner and outer wheels discs, reduce drag and improve performance. Back in 1954, however, hot rodders just figured it out. After trying different styles of wheel covers, the coupe was ultimately fitted with one of the first sets of Moon discs.


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