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2005 Honda VTX1800R Features
Honda's leading retro custom carries classic lines to a new extreme, thanks to Honda's innovative custom-building program.
Features & Benefits
New for 2005
- The VTX®1800R is available in these exciting new colors: Black, Titanium, and Candy Red.
- VTX1800R is available in three distinctive build variations: Spec 1, 2 and 3.
Unique features
- Two styles of cast wheels available--satin brushed or highly polished.
- Full-flowing, deeply valanced classic retro style front and rear steel fenders.
- Wedge-shape mirrors offer an aerodynamic look.
- Flangeless 5.3-gallon fuel tank offers excellent cruising range.
- High-capacity radiator for optimal cooling capacity.
- Chrome-plated VTX badge surrounds jet-black-filled graphics for a truly distinctive look.
- Bullet-style turn indicators feature chrome visors, clear lenses and amber flasher bulbs.
- Tank mounted speedometer features a meter face with black background and classic graphics unique to the R model.
- Classic taillight design.
- VTX's specially designed seat features a low 27.3-inch seat height, and is designed for all-day comfort for rider and passenger.
- Relaxed handlebar position and large levers contribute to the classic design.
- Staggered dual exhausts with stylish slash-cut mako tips.
- Fat, 150/80 front tire on a 17-inch wheel gives the VTX a commanding profile.
- California model utilizes an ECU-controlled, closed-loop emissions control system with two oxygen sensors to constantly deliver a precise air/fuel mixture while two exhaust catalyzers reduce emissions of carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen to meet 2008 California Air Resources Board (CARB) emissions standards.
Spec 1 Custom-Building Options
- Crankcases, cylinder, starter motor: Silver finish.
- Handlebar: Cast aluminum risers and caps with satin brushed finish.
- Clutch and Brake Levers: Smooth cast aluminum finish.
- Fork Tubes: Satin brushed finish inverted fork tubes with satin brushed caps.
- Upper and lower triple clamps: Cast aluminum with hairline satin brushed finish.
- Switch Housings: Smooth cast aluminum finish.
- Radiator Cover: Gloss black finish.
- Floor Boards: Hairline satin brushed aluminum.
- Final Drive Housing: Silver finish.
- Wheels: Satin brushed cast aluminum.
Spec 2 Custom-Building Options
- Crankcases, cylinder, starter motor: Satin black finish with milled cylinder fin edges.
- Handlebar: Chrome-plated aluminum handlebar mounts and VTX-logo cap.
- Clutch and Brake Levers: Highly polished aluminum finish.
- Fork Tubes: Chrome steel covers and chrome caps highlight fork tubes.
- Upper and lower triple clamps: Highly polished cast aluminum.
- Switch Housings: Hairline satin brushed finish.
- Radiator Cover: Gloss black finish.
- Floor Boards: Hairline satin brushed aluminum.
- Final Drive Housing: Silver finish.
- Wheels: Satin brushed cast aluminum.
Spec 3 Custom-Building Options
- Crankcases, cylinder, starter motor: Satin black finish with milled cylinder fin edges.
- Handlebar: Chrome-plated aluminum handlebar mounts and VTX-logo cap.
- Clutch and Brake Levers: Highly polished aluminum finish.
- Fork Tubes: Chrome steel covers and chrome caps highlight fork tubes.
- Upper and lower triple clamps: Highly polished cast aluminum.
- Switch Housings: Hairline satin brushed finish.
- Radiator Cover: Chrome side covers.
- Floor Boards: Polished and chrome-plated aluminum.
- Final Drive Housing: Hairline satin brushed with chrome-plated axle caps and fastener.
- Wheels: Highly polished cast aluminum.
- Engine is a 1795cc liquid-cooled 52 V-twin hammers out immense power--106 bhp at 5000 rpm and 120 lb./ft. of torque at 3500 rpm.
- V-twin engine features 4-inch cylinder bores and the largest connecting rods and cylinders Honda has ever made.
- Offset dual-pin crankshaft with two primary-shaft-mounted balance weights allows a high-performance engine design while eliminating harsh engine vibration. The result: muscular power across a broad rpm range for unequaled acceleration and roll-on performance.
- The 41.4 pound forged steel crankshaft uses bolt-on weights, reducing crankcase width nearly 2 inches and reducing crankshaft weight 8.8 pounds compared to a conventional one-piece design.
- The engine mounting system uses carefully matched hangers and rubber mounts to eliminate unwanted vibration, while preserving the powerful character of the engine's V-twin design.
- Each three-valve cylinder head features two large, 36mm intake valves and a huge, 45mm exhaust valve to produce optimum flow for the air/fuel charge.
- Two iridium-tip spark plugs per cylinder for efficient combustion at all engine speeds.
- Simple-to-service screw-and-locknut valve-clearance adjusters.
- 4.5-liter airbox supplies a large volume of cool, clean air to the engine.
- Advanced high-pressure programmed fuel injection (PGM-FI) features 42mm-diameter throttle bodies delivering air to two specially designed Denso® 50-psi high-pressure fuel injectors. Fuel is delivered through 12 nozzle holes in each injector, producing an atomized fuel mixture that is highly combustible for maximum efficiency and power.
- Electronic control unit (ECU) provides individual digital 3-D fuel injection and ignition maps for each cylinder, creating ideal fuel mixture and spark advance settings for superb rideability.
- A unique dry-sump oiling system utilizes a closed crankcase design and places the oil tank inside the gearbox case. The result is a freer-revving engine for improved power, and a lower engine height, allowing optimum rider ergonomics and a low, 27.3-inch seat height.
- High-capacity radiator with cooling fan maintains consistent engine temperature for optimum performance and long engine life.
- Maintenance-free automatic cam-chain tensioners.
- Reliable electric-starter system.
- Primary-drive gear uses a cam-type damper to minimize powertrain lash.
- Sturdy maintenance-free eight-plate hydraulic clutch with clutch-center damper assures smooth gear shifting.
- Five-speed transmission with carefully selected gear ratios for relaxed cruising and exciting roll-on performance.
- Shaft final-drive system provides smooth, low-maintenance operation.
- Driven-flange design at the final drive gear eliminates final-drive noise and wear and simplifies rear wheel installation.
- Massive tubular steel frame contains the engine's power and gives the VTX a long, low muscular stance.
- Large, 45mm-inverted front fork provides 5.1 inches of plush yet responsive wheel travel.
- Ribbed design chromed rear shocks with hairline satin brushed top mounts have 3.9 inches of wheel travel and feature an advanced internal valve system for a comfortable ride.
- The VTX's braking system features two three-piston front calipers and a single twin-piston rear caliper. Rider application of the front brake lever activates the two outer pistons of the front calipers. Application of the rear brake pedal activates the two pistons of the rear caliper and the center pistons of the front calipers. When only the rear brake pedal is used, an inline delay valve smooths application of the front caliper center pistons.
Additional Features
- Distinctive, chrome hooded-headlight housing features a powerful, 55W/60W halogen bulb with a computer-designed multi-reflector for superb lighting in all conditions.
- Tank-mounted chrome nacelle houses the fuel cap, tripmeter/odometer reset and indicator/ warning lights for the turn signals, high beam, neutral indicator, low fuel level, oil pressure, coolant temperature, and fuel injection.
- Extensive chrome finishing of engine parts includes cylinder head covers, valve inspection covers, spark plug covers, airbox cover, left crankcase cover, clutch cover and left-rear engine cover.
- Spec 1 features silver-finish on crankcases and cylinders, Spec 2 and 3 have a satin black finish with milled fin edges that completes the custom look.
- Large, distinctive R-style speedometer with easy-to-read numerals.
- Comfortably padded large-diameter handgrips with smooth cast (Spec 1) or polished (Spec 2 and 3) aluminum handlebar switch-housings and triple-clamp assembly.
- Reliable, 300-watt alternator.
- Durable, maintenance-free battery.
- Handlebar switches and controls use internationally approved ISO graphic symbols.
- Convenient push-to-cancel turn signal switch.
- Transferable one-year unlimited-mileage limited warranty; extended coverage available with a Honda Protection Plan.
- Assembled in Marysville, Ohio.
- Ownership includes one-year complimentary membership in the Honda Rider's Club of America™ (HRCA®). Benefits include: discounts, travel benefits, roadside assistance, one year complimentary subscription to Honda Red Rider™ magazine, access to HRCA Clubhouse Web site (www.hrca.honda.com), access online to Honda Common Service Manual. For HRCA details, call 1-800-847-HRCA.
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See the top 20 most helpful scuba gear reviews
Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews.Rating: Dive boots
I am looking for a good shore diving booty. We have a lot of sharp lava along the shores here. Are the soles on the hyper stretch and the heavy duty boots the same? Only the heavy duty boots are listed for shore diving, but they dont appear to be available in 3mm.
Hello, yes the soles are very similar. Here is the link for a set of 3.5mm heavy duty soles. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-112/001602/Akona-3.5mm-Deluxe-Heavy-Duty-Molded-Sole-Low-Top-Dive-Boots.html
Aqua Lock®
Henderson is proud to introduce the Aqua Lock® wetsuit system. This revolutionary wetsuit system design is the first of its kind to offer interlocking wetsuit wrists, ankles and neck openings, which are designed specifically to mate with interlocking Aqua Lock® hoods, boots and gloves to form a nearly impenetrable seal which minimizes cold water entry into the Aqua Lock® ensemble. The Aqua Lock® wetsuits offer over 250% stretch for unsurpassed comfort and a superior fit.
Warranty & Repair Information
Henderson Brand wetsuits are backed with the most comprehensive consumer warranty in the business. With over 50 years of experience in designing and manufacturing wetsuits we have developed a reputation of quality and performance. Since every Henderson wetsuit is originally designed and manufactured at its USA factory, Henderson can provide warranty and repair services, unlike other brands that simply resell wetsuits designed and manufactured by companies outside the USA. The Customer experience and Customer service are our number one priorities. We understand that there are many choices for you to consider and Henderson wants to make certain that every wetsuit that bears our logo provides the confidence and trust our customer has come to expect from Henderson Dive Wear.
Henderson neoprene wetsuits that have been registered by their owners at ( hendersonusa.com) are warranted for up to 10 years as follows:
10 years (zipper)
5 years (on all material and workmanship with the exception of damage due to Chlorine, sunlight or compression).
1 year "Head to Toe" (except for wetsuit that have been lost, stolen or damaged in use)
This warranty is non transferable.
Products which are not covered by the 10 year warranty will be marked and warranted as follows:
for a period of 1 year from the time of purchase.
to be free of manufacturing defects at the time of purchase.
Please read the applicable warranty information and care instruction attached and or provided with the product at the time of purchase. If you are uncertain of the warranty coverage simply return the product by following the instruction ( below) for evaluation.
Henderson will replace or repair, at our discretion, any product proving to be defective. This warranty does not apply to damages caused by misuse, lack of reasonable care, accidents or loss of the product. If you believe your garment is defective or if you wish to have it repaired, please return them via UPS, Express Mail or any other reliable method that allows the product to be insured and traced if lost, directly to:
Henderson Dive Wear
1 Whitall Avenue
Millville, NJ 08332
Please include a photocopy of your warranty registration receipt, your name, daytime phone number, and return shipping address. Allow 2-3 weeks for repair and replacement.
Warranty is provided on products sold in the Continental USA only. Warranty claims will be accepted on products from outside the continental USA; however all shipping, duty and customs fees are the responsibility of the owner.

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Queen Anne's School
Queen Anne's is an independent boarding and day school for girls with over 445 pupils aged 11 to 18 years. High aspirations combined with a positive approach to learning creates an environment where girls can grow into motivated, decisive and self-assured individuals. We are renowned for academic success alongside a rich programme of extra-curricular opportunities and excellence in the arts, drama, music and sport.
As a Church of England School we are part of The Grey Coat Hospital Foundation, Westminster, London. Located in Caversham, Berkshire, the school is situated to the north of Reading near Henley-on-Thames and is just over 40 minutes from London. School transport is available from destinations throughout Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, London and the South.
The best way to find out about Queen Anne's is to talk to those at the heart of our community – our pupils! Our website therefore contains images, videos and narratives drawn from their experiences. I look forward to welcoming you to Queen Anne's!
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2012: Played in a school-record 56 games, including 54 as a starter...batted .212 with 33 hits, including six doubles, and 14 RBIs...had five multi-hit games...recorded three hits and scored a pair of runs at Youngstown State...drove in a pair of runs in Butler's 6-1 victory over league champ Valparaiso in the Horizon League Softball Championship...tied for the team lead with three sacrifice flys and finished second on the squad in assists with 68.
2011: Played in 40 games and made 28 starts in initial season with the Bulldogs...finished the year with 10 hits...first collegiate hit was a triple against Louisiana Tech...had multi-hit games against Miami of Ohio and Wright State.
High School: Four-year all-conference performer at Bartlett High School...three-year all-area and two-year All-State player...named Daily Herald Pitcher of the Year and Courier News Pitcher of the Year in 2010...Upstate Eight Pitcher of the Year as a senior...two-year team captain and MVP...batted .402 in final high school season...three-time Academic All-Conference player...four-year varsity starter.
Personal: Born on November 29th, 1991...daughter of Brad and Pekhwa Dennison...Exploratory Studies major.


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In 1935, the Blake Brothers founded their first ice cream shoppe in Springfield, Massachusetts and named it "Friendly." And they wanted it to be exactly that. It was all about the friendly service and the handcrafted ice cream.
Today, Friendly's is still a place where family and friends gather to create great memories. And we continue to work hard every day to make those memories even better with warmer welcomes, friendlier service and cleaner restaurants.
You can always find your long-time favorites on the menu! From our made-to-order Friendly's Big Beef® Burgers to our signature SuperMelt® Sandwiches, your favorites are better than ever with improved flavors and ingredients. We've also added more than 20 craveable new choices to our menus. And, of course, every meal is followed by our unbelievable homemade ice cream. You certainly can't beat that!
For more than 70 years, Friendly's has been home to fun times and a thousand sweet ways to top off your meal. Come see us, and we'll make sure you leave happy with a great memory. Because that's what Friendly's is all about.
In Springfield, Massachusetts at the height of the Great Depression, two spunky brothers, 20 year old Prestley and 18 year old Curtis Blake open a modest neighborhood ice cream shoppe with double-dip cones for 5 cents. The young entrepreneurs name the business "Friendly" with the intention of providing warm, caring, neighborly service to all who visit.
A second Friendly opens in West Springfield, Massachusetts. Customer demand inspires the Blake's to add food to the ice cream menu, with the first item a hamburger.
Ten Friendly Restaurants are operating in Western Massachusetts and Connecticut.
The growing company moves to the current headquarters in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. Adjacent to the headquarters, there is a creamery which makes the ice cream that still serves much of the Friendly's system.
Friendly is now a chain of 500 restaurants concentrated in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern US. A new food processing and distribution plant is built in Troy, Ohio.
The Blake's sell Friendly to Hershey Foods Corporation. Many of the older stores are modified and expansion continues into new areas. Friendly introduces co-branding of its popular sundaes by adding Reese's Pieces®, Oreos®, and Heath Bar Crunch® as toppings.
Donald Smith and a group of investors from Tennessee Restaurant Company (TRC) purchases Friendly from Hershey Foods Corporation.
The apostrophe "s" is added to the name, making the restaurants truly "Friendly's."
Friendly's introduces a new food and dessert menu.
Friendly's switches over to the American Stock Exchange, trading on the AMEX under the symbol FRN.
Enjoy the taste of Friendly's while making any celebration special. Friendly's Ice Cream Cakes feature layers of rich, luscious chocolate and vanilla ice cream, a layer of chocolaty crunchies, confetti accents and a range of edible decorations. Available in restaurants and supermarkets.
Friendly's celebrates 25 years of partnership with Easter Seals. Through its annual Valentine's Day fundraiser, "Cones for Kids," dedicated to Friendly's employees and generous guests at restaurants up and down the East Coast have raised more than $23 million.
Friendly's introduces a new ice cream menu with a "What's Your Favorite?" theme. In conjunction with the new menu, Friendly's asks guests to concoct the perfect ice cream sundae. The winners are the "Coffeehouse Turtle Sundae" and "Peanut-butterpan Sundae".
My Friendly's/My Meals Kids Menu is awarded Best Kids Menu in America! The menu, a unique triangle shape, is divided into choices for kids who are "hungry" and bigger meals for those who are "really hungry."
Friendly's introduces the new Reese's® Peanut Butter Ice Cream Cake - a dessert that's pure peanut butter cup heaven. The cake is available in supermarkets and Friendly's restaurants.
During the summer, Friendly's asks guests to add their own sound to the mix with iScream Friendly's, an interactive program for teens and young adults to "scream" their love and passion for Friendly's. The grand prize winners receive a $10,000 Apple shopping spree.
An affiliate of Sun Capital Partners, Inc. a leading private investment firm specializing in leveraged buyouts and investments in market-leading companies, acquires Friendly's.
The new "I Wanna Go To Friendly's" kids campaign launches. Kids everywhere laugh, sing, and tell their parents it's time for ice cream.
Friendly's introduces Free Ice Cream Day! Crowds of Friendly's fans and lots of fresh new faces show up for this hugely popular promotion.
Friendly's introduces "Best Friends of Friendly's" Club. Become a BFF and receive news about Friendly's, discounts and special offers.
The new Friendly's kids menu launches with an all-new Sprinkle Vision game. Secret codes, interactive games, and of course, delicious food and ice cream!
Friendly's launches our Facebook and Twitter social media pages. Fans can now connect with the company and each other. Follow Friendly's on Facebook and Twitter.
Friendly's celebrates 75 years of creating great memories.
John Maguire joins Friendly's Ice Cream as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Friendly's hosts a grand opening celebration to introduce redesigned restaurants. Same great food and ice cream, served in a restaurant that is brighter and fresher.
Guinness World Records awards Friendly's Ice Cream the record for the World's Largest Dessert Party. This event is held on the lawn of the company headquarters in Wilbraham, Massachusetts.
Friendly's introduces a new line of novelty desserts including the Chocolate Cake Krunch Ice Cream Bar and the Nuts Over Caramel Sundae Cone.


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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (WUSA9) -- A man was arrested at a pawn shop in Takoma Park after he allegedly stole property from an auto parts store, say police.
Thirty-three-year-old John Jay Senior IV of Upper Marlboro, Md. was charged for theft less than $1,000.
On the afternoon of March 18, Takoma Park Police say Senior walked into the Advance Auto Parts store in the 6300 block of New Hampshire Avenue, took property and fled out the front door without paying.
An employee described the man who stole property to officers, say police, and indicated that the man might be across the street at a pawn shop. Police say they found Senior at the shop and arrested him.
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1987 Dodge Ram D150 InteriorWritten by on June 1, 1999 Out With Utility And In With Style For A Comfortable And Trendsetting Interior
Out with the old, in with the new.
Now that the exterior of our project truck is nearly complete--we're simply waiting for the retrofit of our '91-'93 Ram grille in place of the '87 unit--we decided to move to the inside.
So where do you start with a former utilitarian pickup? For us, this project meant we had to remove and discard just about the entire contents of the D-150 in order to meet our goal--to update the interior in a manner that illustrates the exterior's sport truck theme. Working with several suppliers, including Auto Custom Carpets, Crutchfield, Auto Meter, Grant Products, Sewfine, and The Eastwood Company, we launched our plan to fabricate a new interior. The results are shown here to illustrate just how great a sport truck the last generation Ram trucks are. You be the judge!
Only one name comes to mind when it comes to carpetAuto Custom Carpets. Not only did ACC have the 87 D-150 carpet available for shipment, but they also had it available in more colors than we could imagine. We opted for gray to match our existing interior panels.
From the first step of our project, we really didnt know what we were going to dountil we found Sewfine. Certainly a lot of seat manufacturers have universal seat frames, in which you drill a hole in your floorboard or weld up some frames to work. What really impressed us with Sewfine was that they supplied seat frames specific to our Dodge D-150, as well as some of the best-looking seats for the sport truck market.
Steering Wheel
The first name in aftermarket steering wheels is Grant, and its no wonder since they offer more styles, colors, and sizes than anybody else. Also, prices start in an affordable range. Add to those perks its ability to fit most applications, and you know why we chose Grant.
Sound System
Now that the truck was looking good inside and out, we needed to make it sound good as well. The staff at Crutchfield helped us with the equipment we neededliterally everythingall wire harnesses and adapters to match with the D150 were sent. Crutchfield offers the most understandable and complete installation instructions in the industry.
Door Panels
If we did any fabrication at all, it was on the door panels. But thanks to ACC and Sewfine, we were able to carry the look of the cab right to the door panels after they provided us with additional upholstery for a coordinated appearance.
Utility vehicles dont necessarily need gauges, but with our high-performance Slant Six, we wanted to keep an eye on the engine speed. Auto Meter offered us a pair of discreet gauges so we can clock our trips to the grocery store and keep an eye on the engine rpm.
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After removal of the old bench seat, we began our project by installing all the audio and power wires for our new Crutchfield sound system. Here, we place the new Auto Custom Carpet.Here are the finished Sewfine seats with the center seat down, showing the wood console. It folds up, offering space for a third passenger.This photo shows our new Grant steering wheel. Grant sent us a two-tone leather-wrapped wheel that matched our interior colors. The company also included a adapter kit for our '87 Dodge D-150.In this photo you can see a modified column cover. Although Grant packaged the steering wheel with two different covers, neither completely covered the gap between the wheel and post. We used the original column cover and removed the center, then bonded it to the larger of the two covers supplied. This worked perfectly.
Be careful to mark proper placement of the speakers on both doors. This photo shows a door panel with two tweeters. This was an accident on our part, as we drilled holes in opposite sides of our panels. In order to make a match pair, Crutchfield came through with advice on installing a second tweeter in each door panel.We replaced the original speakers with new, higher-quality 6x9-inch speakers capable of receiving the power that our Kenwood amp would deliver.New 4x10 speakers were installed into the factory brackets, behind the seats, and the bracket was bolted in place.Shown here is a Kenwood 10-inch subwoofer, which sits behind the passenger seat. Techflex sent us some of there Flexo Sleeving, which we used to cover all the exposed wires. This gave the exposed wires a finished, braided appearance.Here, we plugged the leads into the pre-amp jacks, and we also wired the power and CD player before installing it into the dash.We chose a 300-watt Kenwood amp, which was bolted on the seat frame, under the middle seat. It's important to locate the amp in an area that remains cool--our location gave the amp ventilation on all six sides.We chose a 300-watt Kenwood amp, which was bolted on the seat frame, under the middle seat. It's important to locate the amp in an area that remains cool--our location gave the amp ventilation on all six sides.
Crutchfield considered every aspect of the audio system installation in supplying our system. One such item was this adapter, so our new receiver would fit into the dash without any problems.We installed the CD player behind the middle seat. This was an easily accessible location, and out of sight from anyone peering in.We wanted to make the door panels match the rest of the interior, so making them two-tone was the next step. We started by using Eastwood's Plastic Prep to clean any oil and dirt off the panel, so the new paint would adhere well. Then we masked off the inner areas and the bottom, and sprayed on a new coat of Eastwood's Vinyl and Plastic Color Spray paint. Before reinstalling our armrest, we wrapped it in extra material that Sewfine sent with the seats upon our request.


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Indulge me!
I think we'll be around a 6-7 and finish 4-5th in the Big 12. Anyone else like to speculate?
I would take any seed and be completely satisfied with it at this point. Playing in the at-large play-in game would be cool with me as of now!
#1 most likely.
Seeing on how we will probably get shafted by the committee I will guess an 8
As long as we don't play in those Tues/Wed games I'd be happy.
6 or a 7
Originally Posted by BoxsterCy
Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
If we finish #4 or #5 in the conference, probably a 8-10 seed.... providing that they hold the Big 12 as low as they obviously did this year.
In other news, the Big 10 will get more teams in than the conference name implies is possible.
Given that Fred will never lose again, we'll enter the tournament undefeated.
Given that it's been a while for us, we won't be seeded at #1.
I'm going with the first undefeated #3 seed.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
im going with a 9 seed
There are not many crowds or places in the country that have a better impact on the game than at Iowa State. The Cyclone fans are truly a sixth man. The place is so loud and always a fantastic crowd." - Former Kansas and current North Carolina head coach Roy Williams
Silly question. Undefeated B12 Tourney Champs always get a #1 seed.
Go Cyclones!
15. hampton will be a 2. redemption will be had.
you heard it here first
9 Posts in and we already made it to HawkeyeNation. That has to be a record!!!
Originally Posted by Peter
Indulge me!
I think we'll be around a 6-7 and finish 4-5th in the Big 12. Anyone else like to speculate?
10 seed.
Of course, I imagined ISU "fighting its way in" at a 10 for three of the last five seasons, so ... who knows.
Originally Posted by Aclone
Silly question. Undefeated B12 Tourney Champs always get a #1 seed.
Technically, we don't have any historical evidence to support or deny this. I don't remember anyone getting through the Big 12 and tournament undefeated. Until we do it next year.
Originally Posted by weisr2002
9 Posts in and we already made it to HawkeyeNation. That has to be a record!!!
Haters gonna hate. ISU has a good to great chance of making the tourney next season while the hoks will be striving to win 12 games.
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The sorry history of homophobia in gaming is pretty well documented, so it's probably not a coincidence that a campaign to discourage anti-gay remarks includes a gaming piece among its poster ads.
ThinkB4YouSPeak, which hopes to raise awareness about anti-gay bias in America's schools by reducing the use of homophobic language, explains its mission at its website:
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) teens experience homophobic remarks and harassment throughout the school day, creating an atmosphere where they feel disrespected, unwanted and unsafe. Homophobic remarks such as "that's so gay" are the most commonly heard; these slurs are often unintentional and a common part of teens' vernacular. Most do not recognize the consequences, but the casual use of this language often carries over into more overt harassment.
The poster at left substitutes the commonly heard "That's so gay" with "That's so gamer guy who has more video games than friends." Stereotypical? Of course. But that would seem to be the point. Other posters include jock and cheerleader themes.


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Hello to everyone on the forum.
I am a nonresident from Michigan who is hoping to go on his first elk hunt in the next two years. I am a teacher with limited time off and I want to have the best experience I can when I go because it might be another 10 years before I can get back. I will hire a outfitter due to the lack of time and knowledge. I have max points and am in great physical shape. I would like to use my archery equipment but since it would be my first trip I have not ruled out gun hunting either. I would like the opportunity to shoot/see a quality bull (320+).
I would love to get opinions from those with more experience on units, outfitters, etc. I realize that not every outfitters is as good as others especially when dealing with archery hunters so opinions/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer The Lady Sailors blew Perkins County out of the water with a 19-0 run that spanned parts of two quarters and cruised to a 56-24 win Saturday afternoon in Sutherland. After sophomore guard Kaley Stokey scored the game's first four points on an offensive rebound and a long jumper, senior center Sam Kennedy downed two stolen balls to propel Sutherland to an 8-1 lead. Lady Plainsmen guard Jessi Hoffert's three pointer and free throw helped her team gain their sea legs at 8-7, but then the Lady Sailors threw their guests overboard. Stokey stayed hot with a long and short jumper and ran out a steal for a score while junior swing forward Sam Staggs anchored Sutherland's opponent with jumpers from near and far to sink Perkins County under a 27-7 score midway through the second quarter. "Sutherland is a high-quality team with multiple weapons. I was impressed with their balanced scoring attack and ability to get both inside and outside points," Lady Plainsmen Head Coach Deanne Bishop said. At least nine missed shots and three turnovers helped the 9-2 Lady Sailors help themselves to four putbacks and a breakaway layup during the run. Staggs led all scorers with 12 points. Rubbing salt in the wound, reserve senior forward Tawnie McConnell splashed in a pair of three pointers and forward Jalyne Schuster surfaced for eight points after the teams needed binoculars to see one another. Hoffert (seven points) hit another three pointer and joined Shania Metcalf as the only Lady Plainsmen who scored a handful of points. Metcalf reached on two jumpers from alongside the foul line. "At halftime we talked about needing to play faster, even faster than what we are comfortable with," Coach Bishop said. "We wanted to hustle more and do a better job of limiting Sutherland's offensive rebounds. We worked to improve these specific areas the rest of the game. I was proud of the continued hustle the girls gave in the second half. We rotated deep into our bench. Whoever was on the floor at the time was working their hardest to get better." Next Action Saturday's loss snapped a four game winning streak and dropped the Lady Plainsmen's record to 5-6. They travel to tip off against 3-9 Chase County in Imperial on Thursday. The Lady Longhorns have lost to common opponents Ogallala, Sutherland (by 25 points) and Dundy County-Stratton (by 20 points). The 7-3 Wauneta-Palisade Lady Broncos visit Grant on Friday night. Wauneta also lost to Dundy County but beat Wallace by 23 points.PC 24, Sutherland 56Perkins Co. 7 3 6 8–24Sutherland 21 8 9 18–56 Scoring leaders–Perkins County: Hoffert, J. (2[x3]) 1/2FT–7; Metcalf 2FG 1/2–5; Sutherland: Staggs 6–12; Stokey 5–10; Schuster 4–8; Kennedy 3 1/2–7; Hopping 2 (1)–7; McConnell (2)–6.


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Stop by the NGC table at the Whitman Philadelphia Fall Expo to drop off your regular grading submissions.
NGC will be accepting regular submissions for all service levels* at the Whitman Fall Expo in Philadelphia, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA on Thursday, September 19 to Saturday, September 21, 2013. NGC will be at booth #122. All submissions will be sent to our office in Sarasota, FL. Services include World Services, Ancient Coin Services, Bulk, PHOTO PROOF® and more. Check with show representatives for details. Cut-off time for all submissions will be 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 21.
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Smart Materials Innately Transduce Energy, How Smart
Fanny Littmarck | March 29, 2013
Daniel Smith | March 27, 2013
Phil Kinnane | March 14, 2013
About 13% of the world's power is nuclear. During the 1990′s, this figure was almost 18%. This trend may continue to decline or undergo a renaissance, but in the meantime nuclear waste disposal remains a hot topic among engineers and governmental agencies. Safe procedures for the disposal of nuclear waste have been in place for decades, and continued improvement of these techniques remain in discussion today.
Valerio Marra | February 25, 2013
A while back, I bought a bag of marshmallows, indulged a bit, and then forgot about the opened bag for a few weeks. To my surprise, and disappointment, when my marshmallows cravings returned the top ones were rock-hard while the bottom ones were almost as soft as when I bought them. Why was this the case? By leaving the bag open, water had migrated from the marshmallows into the air.
Fanny Littmarck | February 15, 2013
If you're in the business of designing transducers, resonators, actuators, or sensors, odds are you deal with piezoelectric materials — a key component in these devices. As we've said before, multiphysics simulation should play a central role in the product design-stages to ensure top quality without wasting time or money. For those of you who design piezoelectric devices, we have an upcoming piezoelectric simulations webinar on February 28th.
Fanny Littmarck | January 30, 2013
Students at Ohio State University can take a course on numerical simulations in biomedical engineering with Richard T. Hart. In the course, they will learn how to use computer modeling to solve biomedical engineering problems. Hart is now providing anyone who is interested in this application area with three video tutorials from the course via the Ohio State University iTunes U page.
Phil Kinnane | March 25, 2013
Dr. Raj Thiagarajan is a prolific producer of interesting research articles ranging from waste-water treatment to acoustics metamaterials, and lots in between. As the Managing Director at ATOA ("Atom TO Application") Scientific Technologies, a COMSOL Certified Consultant, Raj has had to simulate all types of applications. Now he will show you how to use multiphysics simulations in multimaterial and composite product design.
Bernt Nilsson | February 28, 2013
What does it take to get started using COMSOL Multiphysics? Of course, it depends on where you set the bar. However, grasping the workflow and handling the basic tools can be relatively easy to pick up. To make this process even smoother, first-time users will benefit from the recent major update of the COMSOL Multiphysics instruction manual. The book, Introduction to COMSOL Multiphysics, is a valuable tool for learning COMSOL simulation software and the new version is now available for […]
Phil Kinnane | February 19, 2013
In April last year, we entered into a partnership with Siemens PLM Software and started developing the functionality that would connect COMSOL Multiphysics® simulations to Solid Edge® CAD modeling. Siemens gave us access to their tool, and we were quick in developing LiveLink™ for Solid Edge® as part of the version 4.3a release. This project led to boosting our cooperation with Simens PLM Software, as we had already implemented Parasolid® to be an integral part of the CAD Import Module […]
Fanny Littmarck | January 31, 2013
Transformers are used to increase the voltage of an alternating current (AC) before moving it along the power grid via power lines. Since power lines lose energy through heating cased by electric currents, you can achieve more economical power transmission by transforming to a high voltage and low current. As a matter of fact, high voltage (HV) power transmission lines transmit portions of its power in the air surrounding it. Furthermore, as the current travels long distances through many transformer […]
Valerio Marra | January 28, 2013
When I first heard about Carnot's theorem, I was impressed with its simplicity. Yet, no matter the amount of hard thinking we put into the design of everyday heat engines, we will never reach the efficiency of a Carnot engine. Still, modern-day heat engines are still effective as they get us from point A to point B by car or truck.


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Hello everyone, we installed Zimbra about 2months ago, and we are still new about it.
We use Zimbra 8 on Ubuntu 12.04
We have about 200 users connected to zimbra, some by the webinterface, some with outlook 2003,2007 or 2010.
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As a 13-time veteran of the now-shuttered WEC organization, perennial bantamweight contender Antonio Banuelos patiently watched as the promotion grew from fledgling local to show to the UFC's sister organization.
But after more than eight years as a WEC property, Banuelos will now finally have a chance to fight for the sport's biggest promotion, and the Californian admits he's fired up for the opportunity.
"I've been training for this fight since November," Banuelos told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "We've been going at it. I was ready to kill somebody."
Training was so intense for the matchup, Banuelos decided to pack up camp a few days aery.
"Day in and day out, it's the same thing," Banuelos said. "I was like, 'Let's get away early.'"
And so Banuelos left California a few days earlier than expected and settled in to Las Vegas, where he'll face former WEC champion Miguel Torres on the main card of this weekend's "UFC 126: Silva vs. Belfort" event.
Both fighters make their UFC debuts, but as a longtime training partner of UFC Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell, Banuelos knows exactly what he's getting into. And while many first-time UFC fighters must contend with the dreaded "octagon jitters," Banuelos he's prepared to control that nervous energy.
"You've got to remember that hanging out with Chuck's camp and sitting ringside and waiting for him to come out and watching the crowd, the energy of the crowd, and being a fighter at the time, the only thing going in the back of my head was, 'Oh my God, I want to fight in front of a UFC crowd; This is crazy, the energy in the room,'" Banuelos said. "I like it. I like big crowds. It gets me going. This is what I wanted."
Torres enters the fight just 1-2 in his past three contests, but the former WEC champ appeared rejuvenated and re-focused in a September win over Charlie Valencia.
Meanwhile, Banuelos has won four of his past five fights, and the lone loss came to recent title challenger Scott Jorgensen. Banuelos hopes a victory over Torres will leave his name on the short list of candidates vying for Dominick Cruz's title.
"I believe this win over him will get me either a title shot – depending on how the fight goes – or right next in line," Banuelos said. "This is a big one."
As with most of his fights, the 5-foot-3 Banuelos will be facing a significant reach disadvantage against the lanky Torres. However, Banuelos said he's unconcerned with the challenge and knows precisely how to approach it.
"Head movement and footwork," Banuelos said. "I'm used to being the shorter fighter. It's very rare that I get another bantamweight that's my height. They all seem to be taller than me."
Nevertheless, Banuelos and his team fell like Torres presents an excellent stylistic matchup.
"Miguel is a great opponent," Banuelos said. "Chuck and John (Hackleman) have always liked that fight for me.
"He has his flaws. Everybody has flaws. I guess this fight, I'm going to have to use my strengths and stay away from his strengths. I've got to stay out of his world and bring it in to mine."
For more on UFC 126, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Congratulations to you on your purchase of Mavic's fastest wheel, the Cosmic CXR 80. Our condolences to you if you didn't. However, while anyone will benefit from the Yksion CXR PowerLink Tubular Tire, CXR 80 owners own the true power of this tire.
As we're sure that you know, the Cosmic CXR 80 is the first wheelset in history that's been designed, engineered, and constructed around the use of a specific tire. Mavic went through the pains of creating front and rear specific tires for the wheelset, and this Yksion PowerLink is the intended rear tire. So you might be asking yourself: What does it mean to be 'rear specific,' let alone designed for use with a specific wheel? Well, Mavic knows that rider-load isn't distributed evenly between wheels. As your mass is situated over the rear portion of the bike, your weight is more pressing on the rear wheel. Accordingly, Mavic created a stronger compound, PowerLink, for its rear tires. PowerLink features a harder tread compound to counteract any displacement to the tire's surface area. Additionally, the Yksion has a strong, 210 TPI nylon casing to assist in this process. Together, these technologies effectively minimize rolling resistance, resulting in unbridled speed and efficiency. And for even more speed, don't forget that the Yksion PowerLink is designed for use with Mavic's CX01 blades. So, with the CXR 80 and the CX01 blade, you get the smoothest, most uncorrupted wheel/tire interface on the market.
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Two women, that are dog owners are arguing about which of their dogs is smarter....
First Woman :
"My dog is so smart, every morning he waits for the paper boy to come around and then he takes the newspaper and brings it to me.
Second Woman : "I know..."
First Woman : "How?"
Second Woman : "My dog told me."
Okay, here's another one;
Tonto and the Lone Ranger were riding across the prairie. Then Tonto got down from his horse and put his ear to the ground. He looked at the Lone Ranger and said, "Buffalo coming."
The Lone Ranger looked at him and said, "Wow, that's amazing! How did you figure that out?"
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I successfully installed Zimbra Collaboration Suite 6.0.4 Open Source Edition on a Fedora 11 machine. I downloaded the Migration Wizard for Exchange and I launched it from my Exchange 2000 Server with an accordingly configured mailbox profile (an administrative account that can access all the mailboxes). All works fine but for the mailboxes with a large number of messages (I don't know what is the limit over which the tool reports an error). The log reports this message:
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Darwin Day approaches
Only a month remains before Darwin Day! Colleges and universities, schools, libraries, museums, churches, civic groups, and just plain folks across the country -- and the world -- are preparing to celebrate Darwin Day, on or around February 12, in honor of the life and work of Charles Darwin. These events provide a marvelous opportunity not only to celebrate Darwin's birthday but also to engage in public outreach about science, evolution, and the importance of evolution education.
Evolution speeding back to Kansas
The Associated Press (January 9, 2007) reports [Link broken], "The new moderate majority on the Kansas Board of Education plans to vote next month on new science testing standards, moving more quickly than anticipated to dump anti-evolution guidelines that made the state an object of international ridicule." The anti-evolution state science standards, adopted by the board in November 2005 under the guidance of local "intelligent design" activists and over the protests of the state'
Matzke profiled in the San Francisco Chronicle
A brief profile of NCSE's Nick Matzke appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle Magazine (January 7, 2007), under the title "Nick Matzke, in the evolutionist's corner, faces each new challenge the creationists bring." Sam Whiting of the Chronicle introduces the profile with, "There are no microscopes at the National Center for Science Education in Oakland. They don't look at the small picture.
Renewed concern about creationism at Grand Canyon National Park
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility -- "a national non-profit alliance of local, state and federal scientists, law enforcement officers, land managers and other professionals dedicated to upholding environmental laws and values" -- is charging the National Park Service with stalling on a promised review of a creationist book sold at the bookstores at Grand Canyon National Park.
Creationism's historian in Salon
The historian of creationism Ronald L. Numbers was interviewed (free site pass required) by Salon (January 2, 2007). His interviewer, Steve Paulson, summarizes: "Numbers says much of what we think about anti-evolutionism is wrong. For one thing, it's hardly a monolithic movement. There are, in fact, fierce battles between creationists of different stripes.
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I've been trying to change the webmail HTTPS port from 444 to 488 and I'm not able to.
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without success.Code:su - zimbra zmprov -v ms myserver.com zimbraMailSSLPort 488 zmcontrol restart
I've tried several other changes but also without success.
One try was also to cancel the HTTPS access as follows:
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I'm new on the forum, just found it recently. I grew up in Michigan and hunted there when I was a kid. I've been wanting to get out again for years and finally got the California safety course done, so this will be my first hunt here.
I got deer tags for D7 and D8, I'll be rifle hunting and looking for Mule Deer. I'm going out for 9 days over the Columbus Day week, my plan is to is go into Sierra NF up by Porterville, then move south and into Sequoia NF and out through Kennedy Meadows.
Oh, and I'll be solo hunting.
I've been wood cutting in the area around Troy Meadows and Blackrock ranger station, but that's it.
I'm going to set up camp at my truck and then hike out for the day at each location, maybe overnight in the field if a place looks promising.
The main thing I'm concerned about my is truck and gear that stays back. Anybody have problems with vehicles or gear being stolen or damaged while they're out in the field?
Also, I'm planning to check in with the ranger stations along the way, let them know I'll be there and how long, etc. I'm looking into getting (haven't decided if I'm going to buy or rent) a personal locator beacon. Any other suggestions?
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Have: Nitto Technomic 120mm quill (the tall one)
Need: the same stem above except in 100mm
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Have: Nitto Technomic 120mm quill (the tall one)
Need: the same stem above except in 100mm
Have: 3T Arx pro 110mm
Want: 100mm stem of comparable quality.
Have: old 3ttt quill stem in great shape, 100mm
Need: stem of comparable quality just shorter!
Have; 3tt, 120mm, 26mm. Looks like this http://www.bobgfish.com/bike/IMG_5882.jpg
Want: 26mm 60-100mm long
And yes, I do realize that there is an overabundance of long quill stems
Have 3T arx pro stem 100mm black 6 degrees for 31.8 bars.
Want 130 mm 0 degree black stem for 31.8 bar of similar quality
Black Thomson X2 100mm 31.8 10 deg
3T Arx pro 110 6 deg
Black Thomson X2 110mm 31.8 10 or 17 deg
Comparable stem in 120mm
If possible, I want to trade the Thomson for another Thomson so I can keep a matchy matchy cockpit.
-- Ritchey black threadless stem, 100mm, 1-1/8", 26.0 clamp, preferably 84/6 rise or similar.
-- Nitto Technomic (tall version), 100mm, -17 rise (level), has some galvanic surface corrosion on upright portion where a bell was attached. This will get your handlebars up there! Corrosion won't be visible if you attach another bell.
-- Ritchey black threadless stem, 120mm, 1-1/8", 26.0 clamp, 84/6 rise or close
Have: 3T ARX TEAM in stealth black, 6 degrees, 90mm (pictured below).
Want: same exact thing* in 110mm or 120mm.
*I'll settle for a PRO plus some cash, perhaps.
Black Thomson X2 110mm 31.8 10 deg
Black Thomson X2 90mm 31.8 10
Will also consider 3T stem as well.
Best way to contact is via email... firstname.lastname@example.com
Have: various stems in 90 deg. Specialized Comp-Set has adjustable rise sleeve of for +/- adjustment.
26.0 bar clamps
Titec is 1" steer tube and around 100mm
Cinelli quill, crack on mounting bolt area, for parts? Decoration?
ISO: 100 or 110 length 0 rise or +/- 6 rise. 31.8 or 26 clamp
I'm looking for a 3ttt 120mm, 26mm. to replace a ITM Bianch 120mm. if the 3ttt avialble and want to sell, let me know,Thanks
NEED: 80mm Quill with minimum of 100mm usable length, silver, pretty, 22.2/26.0
HAVE QUILLS 22.2/26.0 : 3TTT: 110mm with 70mm usable length, some scratches, silver, 1987
SR: 80mm with 85mm usable length, some scratches, silver, 1982
??: 80mm with 85mm usable length, silver, 1988 (came from a low mile 1988 trek 400)
Nitto Technomic: 100mm with 120mm usable length, used but looks new. Rode it 4 times.
Thanks for looking, Brenda
WANT: Salsa SUL threadless stem, +17 rise, 100 mm reach, 26.0 clamp (non-recall version)
HAVE: Ritchey Comp threadless stem, +10 rise, 120 mm reach, 26.0 clamp
Fat chance I know, but I figured I'd try.
HAVE: Bontrager 120mm 65°/115° 25.4mm clamp, 1 1/8" steerer. Faceplate's not pretty but everything works great with no issues. Adds character! :p
http://i.imgur.com/EObtD3Ss.jpg http://i.imgur.com/am0txa2s.jpg
WANT: I'm a little flexible on length and rise but would like similar with 31.8mm clamp.
I have a few cinelli quill stems in 85 and 90mm as well as a nitto technomic in 90, looking for similar quills in 100-110
Have: Cinelli Graphis stem, 31.6, 120mm, 82/98deg, 1 1/8" threadless
Want: Thomson X2 road stem, 31.6, silver, 10deg, 90 or 100mm
Have: Ritchey WCS Carbon (weave pattern) at 120mm length and 31.8 clamp
Want: Ritchey WCS Carbon (weave pattern) at 100mm length and 31.8 clamp
Have: Vintage Cinelli A/X Pantograph Stem 120mm
Want: Pair of Tuf Neck BMX Stems, +9/10


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Old Fashioned Kettle Corn
From the kitchen of Dawn Timmers
2 Tbsp. Canola Oil
2 Tbsp. Water
2/3 C. Light Brown Sugar
10 Cups Popped Popcorn
Salt (to taste)
Combine oil, water and sugar in a saucepan.
Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium, and simmer 3 minutes.
Toss popcorn with sugar mixture in large bowl.
Sprinkle with salt to taste.
Cool 5 minutes on wax paper then serve.
Store in airtight container.
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St. Catherine of Sienna Academy to hold open house
The St. Catherine of Sienna Academy Open House is from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 20 at St. Catherine of Sienna Academy, 28200 Napier Road, Wixom. Mass will be celebrated at noon for those who would like to attend. St. Catherine's offers a solid Catholic mission with special emphasis on feminine dignity. Bring the whole family for a tour and treats. For more information, visit www.saintcatherineacademy.org or contact Antoinette Lloyd-Evans, Director of Admissions at 248-946-4856 or email email@example.com.
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Art Van to host High Tea, High Art, Hijinks
Art Van Furniture of Novi is hosting High Style, High Tea and Hijinks with internationally-known interior designers, Kathryn Ireland and Martyn Lawrence Bullard of Bravo TV's "Million Dollar Decorators." The event is 2 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 20. Guests will be able to ask questions and have their picture taken with the popular decorating duo. The furniture store is at 27775 Novi Road, Novi.
-- Staff writer Kathy Blake
Nominations for Employer Support Freedom Award sought
Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), a Department of Defense agency, is encouraging all Guard and Reserve members to nominate their supportive employers for the 2013 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award. The Freedom Award is the DoD's highest honor for civilian employers supporting Guard and Reserve members. The award highlights those employers going to extraordinary lengths to encourage their military employees' service. Family members may submit nominations on a Guardsman or Reservist's behalf. Employers of every size and industry are eligible. ESGR will accept nominations at www.FreedomAward.mil through Jan. 21. The 2013 recipients will be announced in early summer and honored in Washington, DC during a ceremony next fall.
-- Staff writer Kathy Blake
Izzo to represent Volunteers of America
Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo has chosen Volunteers of America Michigan as his charity to represent in the 2013 Infiniti Coaches' Charity Challenge. If Coach Izzo gets the most votes at the end of the six-week competition with 47 other coaches, Volunteers of America Michigan gets $100,000. For six weeks, the nation's top coaches will be counting on fans to vote for their favorite charity. Voting is split into regions, with Izzo in the Midwest Region where he faces some familiar Big 10 rivals. Top vote-getters in each region move on to the Final Four, with voting from Feb. 27 to March 10. After registering, participants can vote once each day by going to espn.com/infiniti.
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Ultra-Compact "Near House" is a Small Space Marvel in Japan
The tiny urban home features a total floor area of 75 sq meters (807 sq ft) and is composed of two volumes — the gate house and the main house. The gate house is a slim, two-story volume located adjacent to the street that serves as the entrance to the home.
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I was thinking of doing those groovy shocks and then for the top mount that I'd have to fab anyway, add a 1/2" or so in height from stock. I think I will wait till I get the bike though.. maybe I'll get used to that "falling off the back" feeling.
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4th day of Advanced Raw Prep with Leah Dubois added to Alissa's Level 3 Raw Food Teacher Training!Tuesday, February 26th, 2013
Whether your looking for a career in Raw Food or just interested in learning more for yourself or loved ones, Alissa's level 3, Living on Live Food Teacher Certification, will prepare you for your next step in your raw food journey.
Alissa has been eating and teaching the raw vegan lifestyle since 1986.
She has been living this lifestyle since then and she was one of the first to begin a Certification Program in this field.
Alissa has added a 4th day for the Level 3 Teacher Training! We are so excited to have Leah Dubois, Alissa's chef from her restaurants, Grezzo, and co-author of Raw Food for Everyone, teaching a full day of advanced raw food prep on Monday attached to the level 3 Teacher Training. This 4th day of training with Leah will be included in the cost of the Level 3 Teacher Training! Please read below for more information about this day.
After taking Alissa's level 3 Teacher Training, many of our students teach classes, open restaurants and wellness centers, cater, become personal chefs, write books, consult and make an abundant living doing what they love! Many students come to class just to learn how to take care of their families, friends and communities by sharing Alissa's raw food philosophy.
Alissa Cohen's Level 3 Certification courses are designed to open up a whole new world for you by giving you the knowledge and training to become a certified Living on Live Food Chef, Instructor and Teacher.
(you can view video testimonials here from Alissa's students!)
Both newcomers and experienced participants feel comfortable in Alissa's class.
The program is designed to help you reach your personal and professional goals. After taking this course, you can venture into your own raw food business or you can join Alissa and be part of her team! You will be able to teach others how to become healthy and vibrant through individual one-on-one teachings or with groups by teaching Alissa's Level One and Level Two classes.
Many people, after taking Alissa's classes, choose to create their own raw food business without teaching Alissa's Level One and Level Two classes. Some teach an occasional class and others teach many Level One and Level Two classes. It is totally up to you! Alissa offers these bonuses as a way to get people started on their raw food path without having to reinvent the wheel and for people who do not want to be out on their own but part of a bigger community.
The only way to become a level 3 Teacher is to be trained directly by Alissa in this 4 day class. In this 4 day Teacher Training, you will be certified as a Level 1 Chef, Level 2 Instructor and Level 3 Teacher. There is no prerequisite to this training as it is an intensive that will cover all three levels.
From the level 3 Certification Course, you will learn how to go raw and stay raw. You will also be able to teach others how to go raw and stay raw with ease! While creating optimal health through a fun, enjoyable, and realistic way! You will learn tools and techniques to motivate and inspire others along their path. You will not only be learning food preparation and nutrition, but also about the mental and emotional aspects of a raw food diet.
Spending 4 Days with Alissa in Gloucester, MA., you will also learn:
- The many aspects of what a Raw and Living Food Diet is.
- Simple and easy raw food preparation.
- How to prepare gourmet meals.
- How to garnish and prepare beautiful presentations.
- How to transform your favorite cooked food dishes into healthy raw food meals.
- How to stay motivated while eating a raw and living food diet.
- How to encourage and teach others.
- How to teach Level One and Level Two classes.
- How to teach from your heart and be a successful Living on Live Food teacher for individuals and groups
- Many different aspects of how to run various raw food business'
- Dealing with daily raw food living such as environment, friends and family, and traveling while raw.
- Sprouting and dehydrating techniques.
- Detoxing (emotionally and physically.)
- Juice Fasting
- Colon cleansing
- Liver and gallbladder cleanse
- Wheat grass and other nutritionally rich foods.
- Self massage, skin brushing, etc…
- Intestinal workouts and body stretching
- Netti pots
- Natural beauty and self care
- And much more!
- Many of these techniques will include a hands-on approach while learning. You will be given the opportunity to test techniques when appropriate such as a mini self-massage, netti pots, skin brushing, as we walk you through the steps.
Although you will have access to Alissa and be able to ask her questions throughout the entire training, there will also be a long question and answer period with Alissa. This is very often a favorite part of the trainings for many people. The knowledge gained in these sessions while talking with Alissa and sharing with the group often brings about an enormous understanding and awareness for the Raw Food Diet and lifestyle.
Leah Dubois will be the main teacher for Mondays class. You will be learning unique recipes and techniques from Grezzo.
You will learn the intricate details of how to prepare upscale, eclectic food that is cutting edge in the raw food world.
This is not your typical raw food class with standard recipes such as pizza, wraps and pies. You will instead be learning advanced culinary techniques that have been adapted for raw food preparation. You will learn how to make boursin style cheeses, pickled vegetables, how to baste, macerate and present dishes. You will learn how to create unique tastes and textures uncommon in raw foods such as aerating, setting, releasing and candying.
Not only will you be learning some of the unique recipes that we prepared at Grezzo, but more importantly, you will be learning the distinctive techniques that will allow you to create your own gourmet recipes.
Garnishing and finishing plates will also be covered as well as tips on recipe building, ingredient substitutions, finding unique products, adapting meals to different situations, etc…
Gourmet meals and a celebratory dinner included.
This is an extremely unique opportunity to study with Leah Dubois. A truly one of a kind experience!
(If you are not coming to the Level 3 training but would like to sign up for this one day training on the Monday following the Level 3, please call the office at 978-985-7217. We will have a very limited amount of spaces available for people interested in the one day only. Past Level 3 Teachers will receive a discount, please call the office for more information)
(At this time, the only dates we have available for this extra day of training with Leah is for the 3 Mondays following the level 3 training dates in 2013. We offered this day a few years ago when Alissa had the restaurant in Boston and it was such a huge success that we were turning people away just weeks after announcing it. We do not know if this extra day will be available after the 2013 teacher Trainings.)
Imagine … making money AND doing what you love, while helping people and spreading the word about raw food!
Many of Alissa's teachers are deriving a very large income after receiving these certifications.
Being part of Alissa's team means that you will be benefiting from Alissa's knowledge and experience. Best of all, you will be part of her organization that will connect people to you through her online database and through your own Living on Live Food website that promotes your classes and raw food business through Alissa's site. We will refer people directly to you when they call and email the office asking for teachers and classes. We also mail the certifications to your clients immediately following their classes with you so there is no paperwork for you to deal with and no inventory of certifications for you to worry about. You may also buy and retail Alissa's books and DVDs at a 40% discount. Please call the office for more information at 1-978-985-7217.
Example of possible net income:
10 people in a Level 2 instructor class: $650.00 per person = $6500.00 -20% $5,200.00 (Minus food and basic supplies.)
$5,200.00 a class.
Additional benefits: As a teacher, you will be able to network with people in your area on Alissa's interactive site. You will also have access to the private forum where you will find useful information in order to better assist your clients. You can discuss all things raw; teaching techniques, client and group practices, swap recipes, share practical tips and so much more. This support board is an incredible tool for keeping in touch with others on this path, finding immediate answers to your questions and continuing with your knowledge of the raw food lifestyle.
The price for this training is $2400.00.
Please call the office to register today at 1-978-985-7217 and to find out more information.
After registering we will send you an information packet with directions, local hotels and other information.
Alissa's Classes fill VERY quickly (usually a month or more in advance) and there is limited space in this class. Please read testimonials here and watch video testimonials to see what people are saying about the level 3 training


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|FCCLA Student Body project teaches fifth graders about healthy choices
|Written by Darci Tomky
FCCLA members Kimberly Peña and Heather Duester sponsored an exercise event for Holyoke Elementary fifth graders on Monday, March 2.
The goal of their program was to teach students about the importance of exercise and healthy choices.
Peña and Duester are involved with FCCLA's peer education program called National Programs in Action: Student Body. The event is part of their preparation for STAR event competition at the State Leadership Conference in April.
Through interaction with the students, the team members aim to teach them to "eat right, be fit and make healthy choices."
Peña noted they chose to work with fifth graders because they will be entering junior high next year. The project will equip them with the knowledge and motivation they need to form healthy habits now that they can take with them to junior high next year.
At the event, Peña and Duester led the fifth graders through both team and individual activities. They played a game of dodgeball as well as knock out basketball. The students finished up with some time with the jump ropes.
The team wanted to show the students it is easy to exercise and there is a variety of games and activities they can do at home or with friends.
Following the activities, the students got to enjoy a healthy snack of pretzels and granola bars. In addition to proper exercise habits, the team aimed to teach the students about healthy food options.
A week prior to the exercise event, Peña and Duester spoke with the fifth graders about healthy choices. They discussed healthy foods versus junk foods and explained the food pyramid. The students also learned about tooth decay and obesity.
Duester said, "It's important they know how to eat right and stay active so they can be healthy."
The fifth graders have also kept track of the foods they eat with an eating log. The team had the students fill out a survey with questions about healthy choices. In a couple weeks, they will give a follow-up survey to see if the students' habits have changed as well as give the students feedback about the healthy choices they are making.


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Digital Fabrication 2013
30 September 2013
A flexible high potential printed battery for powering printed electronics
Applied Physics Letters
June 2013
Additive printing and assembly for large area electronic systems
IPrime Annual Meeting 2014
28 May 2014
All ink-jet printed polyfluorene photodiode for high illuminance applications
MRS Spring Meeting 2010
5 April 2010
All ink-jet printed polyfluorene photosensor for high illuminance detection
Organic Electronics
April 2011
Chemically modified ink-jet printed silver electrodes for organic field-effect transistors
Applied Physics Letters
21 December 2009
Comparison of conductor and dielectric inks in printed organic complementary transistors
SPIE Proceeding
18 August 2014
Creating the future of printed electronics
Flextech (FLEX2013)
29 January 2013
Design of printed transistor circuits for printed sensors
FlexTech (2013FLEX)
29 January 2013
Design Rules and Prototype Examples for Additive Printing of Flexible Electronics
InterPACK 2015
6 July 2015
Development of Printed Electronics Platform
2014 International Workshop on Flexible & Printable Electronics
26 September 2014
Digital Fabrication of Flexible Electronic Systems
Semicon West 2014
10 July 2014
Electronic Readout ELISA with Organic Field-Effect Transistors as a Prognostic Test for Preeclampsia
Advanced Materials
1 March 2014
Fast polymer semiconductor transistor by nano-particle self-assembly
Organic Electronics
December 2010
Flexible and printed electronic sensing systems
Design West: Sensors in Design
29 March 2012
Flexible printed sensor tape based on solution processed materials
23rd Annual Meeting of the IEEE Photonics Society
7 November 2010
Flexible printed sensor tape for diagnostics of mild traumatic brain injury
IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia
30 September 2009
Flexible, large-area sensor circuits fabricated by additive printing
2013 and Beyond: Flexible Electronics Symposium at TMS Annual Meeting
4 March 2013
Flexible, large-area sensor circuits fabricated by additive printing
2012 NanoTechnology for Defense Conference
8 August 2012
From lab-scale ink-jet to mass-printed circuits
2013 Flextech Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
29 January 2013
From printed devices to printed hybrid systems
Nano Bio Manufacturing Consortium (NBMC) Wearable Electronics Workshop
23 May 2014
Highly flexible printed alkaline batteries based on mesh embedded electrodes
Advanced Materials
2 August 2011
Hybrid printed electronic systems
Spring 2014 Meeting of the Materials Research Society
21 April 2013
FlexTech Conference 2014
3 February 2014
Ink and substrate interactions in printed field-effect transistors
Printing Electronics - Ink and Substrate Interactions
2 August 2012
Ink-jet and gravure printed electronics
2013 Sociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa em Materiais (SBPMAt) Meeting - 2013 Brazillian Materials Research Society (B-MRS) Meetin
30 September 2013
Inkjet printed organic circuits for addressing non-volatile memory
2012 Spring Meeting of the Materials Research Society
10 April 2012
Inkjet-printed, organic complementary circuits integrated with polymer mechanical sensors
ACS Meeting 2010
25 March 2010
Mass produced printed temperature sensors
FlexTech Alliance 2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
8 February 2012
Mass production of flexible printed temperature sensors
Spring 2012 Materials Research Society Meeting
9 April 2012
Open and closed loop manipulation of charged microchiplets in an electric field
Appl. Phys. Lett. 105, 054104 (2014)
1 January 2014
Organic complementary circuits and resistive memory patterned by inkjet
Large-area Organic and Printed Electronics Convention (LOPE-C)
30 June 2011
Organic complementary decoder circuits patterned by inkjet printing for addressing memory elements
2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
8 February 2012
Photovoltaic investigation of new co-polymers based on thiophene, fluorine and phenylene
MRS Fall Meeting 2010
29 November 2010
Printed circuits and sensing systems
American Vacuum Society 60th International Symposium and Exhibition
30 October 2013
Printed circuits and sensors for flexible electronic devices
International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics 2012
6 September 2012
The A to Z of Materials web site
July 2011
Printed electronics at Palo Alto Research Center
Guest lecture for a fabrication class at Stanford
17 February 2011
Printed Gas Sensor Network for Methane Leak Detection
CH4 Connections 2015
6 October 2015
Printed thin film transistor: materials and applications
Organic Field-Effect Transistors X
22 August 2011
Reliability of all printed polymer photosensors for high illuminance detection
MRS Fall Meeting 2010
30 November 2010
Scalable logic-addressed memory: printing integration of organic complementary logic and ferroelectric memory
Large-area, Organic and Printed Electronics Convention (LOPE-C)
20 June 2012
Scalable printed electronics: an organic decoder addressing ferroelectric nonvolatile memory
Nature Scientific Reports
16 August 2012
Surface-energy patterning for ink-jet printed flexible electronics
MRS Spring Meeting 2011
28 April 2011
Towards gravure printed electronics, a systematic approach
Gordon Research Conference: Thin Film and Crystal Growth
7 July 2013
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Controlling electrical properties of conjugated polymers via a solution-based p-type doping K-H
Advanced Materials, 2008, 20, 3319-3324
Controlling the morphology of nanocrystal-polymer composites for solar cells
Advanced Functional Materials, 2003, 73-79
Efficient polythiophene/polyfluorene co-polymer bulk heterojunction photovoltaic devices: device physics and annealing effects
Advanced Functional Materials, 2008, 2309-2321
Enhancement of charge-transport characteristics in polymeric films using polymer brushes
Nano Letters, 2006, 6, 573-578
Modelling of organic field-effect transistors for technology and circuit design
IEEE 26th International Conference on Microelectronics, 2008, 469-476
Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society, 2005, 229, U1156
Organic thin film transistors with polymer brush gate dielectrics synthesized by atom transfer radical polymerization
Advanced Functional Materials, 2008, 18, 36-43
Polymer brushes: towards applications
In Polymer Brushes: Synthesis, Characterization, Applications. R. C. Advincula, W. J. Brittain, K. C. Caster, J. Ruhe, Eds., Wiley-VCH: Weinheim, 2004, pp. 371-380
Self-organization of nanocrystals in polymer brushes. Application in heterojunction photovoltaic devices
Nano Letters, 2005, 5, 1653-1657
15th International Display Workshops, 2008, FLX1-4
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- semiconductors
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8 October 2015
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17 November 2015
Clemson University and PARC Receive Award from FlexTech Alliance to Transfer Functional Printing from Laboratory to Commercial Scale
7 January 2013
Samsung Fine Chemicals Chooses PARC to Validate Use of New Materials for Printed Displays
12 November 2012
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Printed Gas Sensor Network for Methane Leak Detection
6 October 2015 | The Woodlands, TX
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