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Pearl Jam revealed today a 24-date tour across North America beginning Oct. 11 and ending Dec. 6.
The announcement was a culmination of a mysterious countdown clock that's been running for a week on the band's website.
The tour will begin in Pittsburgh and warap up in their hometown of Seattle. Tickets for all the concerts will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on July 27.
Pearl Jam's North American tour dates are as follows:
Oct-11 Pittsburgh, PA Consol Energy Center
Oct-12 Buffalo, NY First Niagara Center
Oct-15 Worcester, MA DCU Center
Oct-18 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Oct-19 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Oct-21 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
Oct-22 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
Oct-25 Hartford, CT XL Center
Oct-27 Baltimore, MD 1st Mariner Arena
Oct-29 Charlottesville, VA John Paul Jones Arena
Oct-30 Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Arena
Nov-1-3* New Orleans, LA Voodoo Music + Arts Experience
Nov-15 Dallas, TX American Airlines Arena
Nov-16 Oklahoma City, OK Chesapeake Energy Arena
Nov-19 Phoenix, AZ Jobing.com Arena
Nov-21 San Diego, CA Viejas Arena
Nov-23 Los Angeles, CA Sports Arena
Nov-24 Los Angeles, CA Sports Arena
Nov-26 Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
Nov-29 Portland, OR Rose Garden Arena
Nov-30 Spokane, WA Spokane Arena
Dec-2 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome
Dec-4 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena
Dec-6 Seattle, WA Key Arena
* Pearl Jam's specific performance date will be announced by Voodoo Music + Arts Experience over the coming months.

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I really don't care who starts for the NL, but I'm almost positive that Zack Greinke will start for the AL. He has a 2.00 era, and is tied for the major league lead in wins, while playing for the Royals who are 10 games below .500.
Don't confuse hope for a plan.
In the AL, I'd rank the guys that deserve it:
1. Greinke
2. Jackson
3. Halladay
4. Hernandez
5. Buerhle
NL, off the top of my head, Lincecum.
Ted Lilly will pitch a complete game for both teams. He will hit a home run (off of himself, natch) to give the NL a 1-0 victory.
55 pitches.
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Originally Posted by HiltonMagic
And his 4.30 era!
It will be Greinke and Lincecum.
Originally Posted by LeBron
And his 4.30 era!
42 years old and the only man capable of throwing the knuckler in MLB....give the man his props.
Originally Posted by uro cy
42 years old and the only man capable of throwing the knuckler in MLB....give the man his props.
He's not the only one...who the hell is the other dude that throws it? His name is escaping me right now...
Originally Posted by LeBron
And his 4.30 era!
nothing wrong with a career achievement nod.
Originally Posted by IcSyU
He's not the only one...who the hell is the other dude that throws it? His name is escaping me right now...
RA Dickey.
Kevin Millwood deserved a bid over Wakefield.
Originally Posted by CrossCyed
RA Dickey.
Good call!
Originally Posted by IcSyU
Good call!
I'm not sure where Chuck Haeger, the White Sox callup from a couple years ago, has landed. SD maybe?
EDIT: Albuquerque Isotopes.
Anthony Reyes and Kevin Gregg....oops
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Lincecum should start for both teams. No question he's the best pitcher in baseball.
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While defense has been a constant for the Pasadena City College women's basketball team this season, head coach Joe Peron has looked for better production on offense, particularly from his sophomore starting guards. On Friday night for one of the few times this season, the pair of point guard Shay Jackson and shooting specialist Stella Ghazarian emerged together in the same game.
Jackson scored 18 points and dished out nine assists while Ghazarian sank five 3-pointers as part of her 20 points as the Lancers downed host El Camino College, 81-70. Freshman center Kaitlyn Parks, the team's top scorer this year, continued her fine play with a game-high 21 points, making 9-for-12 from the floor.
Reserve frosh guard Desiree Loving added 10 points (5-for-6 from the floor) and starting sophomore guard Kahlia Theus chipped in eight points, including two 3s. When it was over, the guards accounted for 56 of the team's points.
"We're going to need both Shay and Stella key our offense," Peron said. "In some of our losses this year, both have disappeared in that area. Stella has struggled finding her shot while I have to remind Shay that she has to go to the hoop more. They each produced tonight and I hoped that it clicks for them to continue being involved in the scoring."
PCC, the state's No. 9-ranked team, improved to 18-6 overall and remain in third place in the South Coast Conference at 8-4. Unlike last year, the Lancers won't need help to advance to the postseason and expect to be hosting a first-round playoff contest.
The Warriors (5-16, 2-11 in SCC play) played well early and put PCC behind, 25-17, before the Lancers went on a 22-2 run over the final nine minutes of the first half. Ghazarian and Jackson combined for 14 of those points.
With 10:05 left in the game, Ghazarian drained another trey that gave the Lancers their biggest lead of 22 points, 63-41.
Kelsey Ishigo led four El Camino players in double digits in scoring with 17 points.
Winners of six of their last seven games, the Lancers have an important matchup v. Los Angeles Southwest College on Wednedsay, Feb. 13 in a 5 p.m. tip-off at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. The Cougars shocked PCC, 84-81, back on Jan. 11 and are right on the Lancers' heels for the third place spot in the conference.
[Photo--Lancer Stella Ghazarian fires up a shot in a recent contest. She scored 20 points in Friday's win at El Camino College, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Obama is playing eleventy dimensional chess alright.
It's just that he does it on behalf of banksters and multinational corporations, not US citizens. Which really is appalling when remembering that hurricane Sandy victims are literally starving and shivering in the cold right now. But hey, we can't have GE paying taxes to help them or hurry up and pass any other bills that might help victims of disaster. That would be wrong. And after all, what's the hurry on that?


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Six Cyclones Set To Compete At NCAAs in OKC
AMES, Iowa – Six members of the Iowa State wrestling team (9-7 overall, 1-2 Big 12) will compete March 20-22 at the pinnacle of the collegiate wrestling, the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. 2013 All-Americans Kyven Gadson (197) and Michael Moreno (165), along with 2013 NCAA-qualifier Tanner Weatherman, lead the Cyclones into Chesapeake Energy Arena in downtown Oklahoma City.
For the first time ever, every match at this year's national tournament will be televised by the ESPN family of networks. For TV listings and more information, click here.
NCAA Championships Tournament Central
Where: Oklahoma City, Okla. – Chespeake Energy Arena ()
When: March 20-22, 11 p.m. & 6 p.m.; 10 a.m. & 7 p.m.; 10 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Webcast: ESPN3 & WatchESPN
TV: ESPNU (Session I, II, III & V) ; ESPN (Semifinals and Finals)
Talent: Adam Amin (pxp); Shawn Kenney (pxp); Joe Gibbons (color); Anthony Robles (color); Kyle Dake (color); Quint Kessenich (mat side reporter)
Twitter: Follow @CycloneWR for live updates following each match.
Live Stats: Live stats will be available at trackwrestling.com.
Live Blog: Michael DeBates, student assistant for athletics communications, will be holding a live blog during the dual. Fans are encouraged to participate in the blog by asking questions.
Cyclone Headlines
- The Cyclones trio of returning qualifiers, Gadson, Moreno and Weatherman, each is seeded in the top-16 of their respective brackets.
- Gadson, ranked No.1 in the InterMat, TheOpenMat.com, ASICS Flowrestling and W.I.N. Magazine, is seeded No. 5 at 197 pounds.
- The Waterloo, Iowa, native was seeded No. 6 last season at the NCAA Championships. He wrestled to his seeded going 5-3 en route to a sixth-place finish and All-America honors.
- Gadson is one of numerous title contenders at 197 pounds. His road to the finals Saturday night is a tough one, as he could see three All-Americans in Taylor Meeks (Oregon State), Scott Schiller (Minnesota) and Nick Heflin (Ohio State).
- Moreno was one of eight unseeded wrestlers to earn All-America honors at the 2013 NCAA Championships.
- The Urbandale, Iowa, native has the No. 8 seed at 165 pounds. He finished the year 26-7, leading the Cyclones in wins.
- With wins in his opening two matches, Moreno would likely see Hodge Trophy frontrunner David Taylor of Penn State in the quarterfinals.
- Weatherman, who reached the round of 12 (one match shy of All-America honors) at last season's national tournament in Des Moines, is seeded No. 12 at in a loaded field at 174 pounds.
- Last season, Weatherman was victorious in the highest scoring match of the NCAA Championships, defeating three-time All-American Jordan Blanton of Illinois 16-14 in the second round.
- Three Cyclones will be making their NCAA Championship debuts: Earl Hall (125), Gabe Moreno (141) and Lelund Weatherspoon (184).
- Hall, a sophomore from Homestead, Fla., is no stranger to the big stage. He competed at the 2012 Olympic Trials in Iowa City, where he went 2-2. He also placed at two international tournaments, earning bronze at the Ivan Illeav International and fourth at the Dave Schultz Memorial International.
- Hall has No. 13 seed Evan Silver of Stanford in the first round as he begins his first NCAA quest.
- Lelund Weatherspoon punched his ticket to Oklahoma City after winning the Big 12 title at 184 pounds on March 8. He became the first freshman since David Zabriskie in 2007 to win gold at the Big 12 Championship.
- The Jackson, Mich., native wrestled at both 174 and 184 pounds this season, posting a 24-9 record.
- Weatherspoon faces No. 3 seed Gabe Dean of Cornell in his opening match Thursday. Dean, a true freshman, upset defending NCAA champion Ed Ruth of Penn State in the Southern Scuffle championship match on Jan. 2.
- Gabe Moreno, the younger brother of Michael, earned a spot in the 141-pound bracket after a runner-up finish at the Big 12 Championship. He upset top-seed Colin Johnston of West Virginia in the semis to clinch win one of three automatic bids up for grabs in Norman.
- His win of Johnston was his first since Jan. 2. Moreno faces Nick Lester of Oklahoma in a pigtail match Thursday. The winner faces top-seed Mitchell Port of Edinboro.
NCAA Championship History
- Iowa State has had 37 two-time All-Americans in school history. Gadson and Moreno will look to repeat and join the club in OKC.
- The Cyclones last NCAA champion was Jon Reader in 2011. Reader defeated Nick Amuchastegui of Stanford 10-3 in the finals that season in Philadelphia.
- Iowa State's eight NCAA team titles, 68 individual NCAA champions and 284 All-Americans are each No. 3 all-time behind Oklahoma State and Iowa amongst Division I wrestling programs.
- ISU's first NCAA champion was 138-pounder Arthur Holding in 1938.
- Kevin Jackson has coached seven All-Americans and three NCAA champions in four NCAA Championship appearances.
Schedule of Events:
Tuesday, March 18
5:15 - 7 p.m.
FREE Coca-Cola® NCAA® Youth Clinic Open to kids in grades 3 - 8
Thursday, March 20
10 a.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. (Approx.)
First Session- Eight Mat Configuration, Pigtails and First-Round Competition
4:30 p.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
6 - 10 p.m. (Approx.)
Second Session- Eight Mat Configuration, *Preliminaries: Wrestle-Back Prelims (pigtail matches) as needed; Wrestle-Back First Round. Followed by Championship Round, Second Round and Consolation Round
Friday, March 21
9 a.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (Approx.)
Third Session- Eight Mat Configuration, *Quarterfinals on middle four mats; Wrestle-Back Second and Third Rounds on outside mats.
5:30 p.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
7 - 10:30 p.m. (Approx.)
Fourth Session- Six Mat Configuration, *Semifinals on inside two mats (one weight at a time) and Wrestle-back Fourth Round on outside four mats. Followed by Wrestle-Back fifth rounds on all six mats.
Saturday, March 22
9 a.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (Approx.)
Fifth Session- Four Mats, *Wrestle-Back Semifinals on all four mats followed by third, fifth and seventh place medal round matches.
5:30 p.m.
Chesapeake Energy Arena Opens
6:35- 6:50 p.m.
Grand March Parade of All-Americans
7 - 10 p.m. (Approx.)
Sixth Session and Awards Ceremony- One Mat, Championship Finals


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Black Truffles: Earthly Treasures
ruffles don't live in a black and white world, so the term "black truffle" is not a precise one. There are several types of truffles that are black. To avoid confusion, it's best to use the scientific names: Tuber melanosporum, Tuber uncinatum or Tuber aestivum, or their common names to differentiate between them.
This black "diamond of the kitchen" has inspired not only chefs, but grateful diners for centuries. Alexandre Dumas (famous for writing "The Three Musketeers") eloquently expressed his regard for the truffle when he said, "Eat one and adore God."
A truffle is an irregular, round-shaped fruiting body of fungi, which grows underground in a symbiotic relationship on the roots of trees. On average, truffles vary in size from a walnut to a golf ball, but there are sometimes extraordinary finds of huge truffles that excite the international market and bring big money at auctions. Most commonly, truffles are found in France, Italy and Spain, but are also found in other countries, including parts of the United States and Australia. Because of their rarity (it takes years for a truffle to develop) and the trouble it takes to find them, truffles are expensive. Ongoing efforts to cultivate truffles have met with some success, but have never been able to fully replace the naturally-occurring, foraged truffle.
Finding the Elusive Truffle
As Edward Albee said, "You gotta have swine to show you where the truffles are." And though that seems a witty joke about the dichotomous process - the lowly pig unearthing the exalted truffle--there is literal truth to it. Because the truffle depends on animals that eat fungi to spread its spores, it has a distinctive aroma at its peak of ripeness that attracts pigs, which can smell truffles under the earth. Pigs are wonderfully suited to rooting in soil, with sharp hooves and strong snouts, and if they take a little truffle spore with them, well, that's fine with the truffles. In one of nature's poetic and oddly tailored relationships, the truffle aroma smells like male pig musk, or sex hormone. In the frenzy to find this "mate" on the roots of trees, the female pig will dig up the truffles and devour them. All truffle pigs are female, since they are the most responsive to the scent of truffles (or male pigs). Truffle hunters have learned over the years that using pigs to locate their quarry is more than a little risky, as the sows are quick to gobble down the valuable truffles. These days, specially-trained dogs are used to locate and dig up truffles. The obvious advantage is that dogs are quite willing to trade the truffles they find for an edible treat or other reward.
A Truffle is a Truffle is a Truffle?
While there are hundreds of species of truffles, only a few of them are choice edibles. Aside from the most prized truffle of them all - the white truffle-- there are several types of black truffle that are treasured the world over.
Black Winter Truffle
Just as the white truffle is called the Alba truffle, after the region most famed for producing it, Tuber melanosporum is often called the black "Perigord" truffle, since the truffles of the Perigord region of France are legendary. However, melanosporum does grow in other countries, so this moniker is somewhat misleading. The black winter truffle is found in Europe from November through February, though the season can vary slightly. Recently, this truffle has been successfully cultivated in Australia, and since their winter is from June through August, we can enjoy an extension of the season when European winter truffles are gone. This is the truffle that drives people wild; it has dark, robustly veined flesh that appears almost black-purple, and has the strongest flavor and aroma of all the black truffles.
Burgundy Truffle
Again, Tuber uncinatum is named for the region famous for producing it: Burgundy, France. Though it grows more widely than any other truffle species, from Spain to Eastern Europe, as far north as Sweden, and as far south as North Africa, it is often known simply as the "Burgundy." Harvested from late September into December, the Burgundy truffle had pointed, diamond shaped "warts" on the skin. The flesh looks more chocolate in color than the black winter, or melanosporum, truffle. The aroma and taste are also less powerful, but still quite delicate and prized in kitchens all over the world.
Black Summer Truffles
At the other end of the spectrum from the intense black winter truffle is the mild summer truffle. Tuber aestivum is the scientific name for this truffle. The season is from May through September, and though they are black on the outside, the flesh of the summer truffle is pale with a fainter flavor than either the Burgundy or the black winter truffle. Summer truffles have a slightly nutty taste, and a texture that is on the crunchy side.
Truffles are nearly impossible to describe - their smell and flavor are intoxicating and all encompassing. Some claim that the truffle has aphrodisiac powers, and whether that is true or not remains to be seen, but all seem to agree that there is nothing like a truffle to bring magic to the table. Colette once confessed, "If I can't have too many truffles, I'll do without truffles."


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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) --- More than one million children experience homelessness in America each year, according to the National Center on Family Homelessness.
In our area Bright Beginnings serves children of homeless families by providing an enriching day care center.
"Whenever Bright Beginnings is open, my children are here," said Loretta Jones who lives in transitional housing.
Jones, 26, enrolled her two children, Frederick, 4, and Gwendolyn, 3, about two years ago after a social worker's presentation on Bright Beginnings.
"I was hesitant at first because I'm one of those over protective moms. But I came and they made me feel...at home," Jones explained. The mom says she feels safe leaving her children while she pursues her education and career goals.
Brighter Beginnings offers free childcare services for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old.
"It supports the families in terms of ensuring that their children have a safe place. While they are either seeking for their housing or just self sufficiency," said Dr. Betty Jo Gaines, Executive Director.
The center engages children in healthy social interactions, so they may be prepared for kindergarten.
"With my daughter I've seen that she's normally bossy. But now she's learning leadership skills...With my son, he does have a behavioral problem but we're working on it together," said Jones.
The day care also provides parenting classes. Jones says she learned something new every year that she has taken the class.
"Some of our parents haven't been parented themselves, so we provide that experiences and really provide an outlet where they can ask questions in terms of their children's development," said Dr. Gaines.
Bright Beginnings' success has lead to a demand in its services, especially when more families are losing jobs in this economy. There is a long waitlist while the day care currently serves 86 children.
"Oh the need is tremendous...but we just don't have the space," said Dr. Gaines.
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May 29, 2016
Treated wastewater from Meridian is now being used at the Kemper County coal plant.
City officials met with Mississippi Power and South Mississippi Electric Power Association Wednesday in Kemper County to celebrate the deal.
The water is being used in the plant's cooling process. Officials say it will provide economic benefits to the city and to the plant.
The water is being pumped by pipeline into a 75-acre reservoir at the lignite coal facility.
"All of our studies that we did have showed that this is a positive thing for South Mississippi Electric and so we are very excited into our partnership with Mississippi Power," said Jeanetta Bennett.
It will take approximately two months to fill the reservoir.
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Wakulla County, FL - A memorial service is set for Saturday to remember a Wakulla High School student who died.
The memorial service for Marquise Hutchinson is scheduled for Saturday at 11 a.m. at River Life Church in Crawfordville.
School Officials say Hutchinson became ill while at school. They believe he was taken to Shands where he later passed away.
His exact cause of death has not been released.
Sources believe it may have been from pneumonia. But health officials have not confirmed that.
Wakulla County, FL - Marquise Hutchinson, a Wakulla High School 9th grader, and JV football player was at school on Monday morning.
When he fell ill and went to the school clinic, the clinic called his parents. Wakulla High Principal Mike Crouch believes Hutchinson went to TMH and then to Shands where he died.
Crouch says he is proud of the students and the counselors who came from other schools. They spent time in the gym yesterday mourning grieving together.
He says that the loss has been especially tough on the fellow JV football players.
Wakulla County, FL- A Wakulla High School student has died from what appears to be a health related issue.
9th-grader Marquise Hutchinson died Monday Night at Shands Medical Plaza in Gainesville.
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On Thursday, Delegate Tim Hugo delivered a letter to Governor Bob McDonnell from several lawmakers asking that he stop the project.
QMT Windchimes is one of those companies. The 25 year-old company was bought by former Virginia Tech Hokies Jamie and Patty Baisden in 2006. Now, they have about 100 employees and ship windchimes all over the world.
But the Baisden's are worried that rising transportation costs could hinder future growth.
"If you look at traffic., it's gridlock and there's no north-south route," said Jamie Baisden who signed the letter to lawmakers. He believes the Bi-County Parkway, a 10 mile route that would connect I-66 to Route 50, would help immensely.
Seventy-five percent of QMT Windchimes are sent to Dulles Airport either to be flown out or shipped through through the Dulles UPS distribution center. But there is no direct route from Manassas to Dulles. The Bi-County parkway would help solve that problem.
"If we have a robust transportation system, we have a robust economy," said Baisden.
QMT Windchimes is one of more than 100 businesses that has signed a letter to members of the Northern Virginia General Assembly Delegation asking that they consider supporting the Bi-County Parkway.
"I think whoever is making these decisions needs to make payroll," Baisden chastised the lawmakers.
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Campaign 2008 | Months and months into our long presidential campaign, a small-town hockey mom turns establishment politics on its head. Those who know her best say Americans have only seen the beginning of Alaskan toughness
WASILLA, Alaska-Alaska just might be America's biggest small town-and its governor America's biggest small-town girl. Sarah Palin's rapid rise to political stardom has set the Land of the Midnight Sun abuzz. She is the conversation of grocery store checkout lines, the featured topic of most every radio program, and a fixture on the flat-screen televisions of neighborhood sports bars, now tuned to round-the-clock cable news.
More than a mere expression of state pride, this fascination is personal, familial even. That's because in the massive small town that is Alaska, everybody knows Sarah.
On a recent Thursday morning, local residents of tiny Talkeetna, the base camp for Mount McKinley and home to the annual Moose Dropping Festival, duck inside the Latitude 62 restaurant for cheese-covered eggs and black coffee. Mary Farina, 53, sits at the bar sipping a hot drink and quoting favorite lines from the governor's speech at the Republican convention the night before. Palin's reference to hockey moms resonated especially, given that Farina often shared a bleacher with Alaska's first mom when their sons played on the same team a few seasons back.
"There are a lot of people that can say they know her and have met her, which is pretty unusual. She's just totally Alaskan," says Farina, who is saddened at the prospect of losing Palin to national politics, yet excited about the reforms she could bring to Washington: "She might just sell Air Force One on eBay."
Palin got a lot of laughs for saying she put the governor's private jet on eBay upon reaching state office. It was the kind of populist move that endeared her to constituents but irked some of the GOP establishment. Even though Palin did list it on eBay, ultimately the $2.7 million jet bought by Gov. Frank Murkowski sold for $2.1 million through a broker. Bucking the status quo never bothered Palin. She built her career out of it-a record that helps explain why John "Maverick" McCain chose her as his running mate.
Palin's own maverick streak stretches back to her days on the city council in Wasilla, her small hometown 50 miles north of Anchorage that has undergone explosive growth in recent years to reach a population of about 7,000. Back in the mid-1990s, Palin injected conservative ideology and national political issues into her local campaigns, drawing partisan support for nonpartisan offices. Members of the Wasilla political community bristled.
After winning election as Wasilla mayor in 1996, Palin fired police chief Irl Stambaugh and nearly canned city librarian Mary Ellen Emmons, both of whom had supported the campaign of incumbent mayor John Stein. Palin only rescinded her announced termination of Emmons after the librarian offered assurances of support for the new mayor.
That confrontational approach infuriated some Wasilla residents but streamlined advancement for the small town. Republican leaders in the state noticed. After Palin's 2002 bid for lieutenant governor fell short, then-Gov. Murkowski appointed her to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
She quit two years later in protest over ethics violations and promptly filed complaints against state Republican Party chairman Randy Ruedrich and former Alaska Attorney General Gregg Renkes. Both resigned. Palin had found a calling.
The mantle of ethics reformer proved a perfect fit, providing outlets both for Palin's aggressive, confrontational style and her Christian-rooted moral ideals. She snatched her party's gubernatorial nomination away from the incumbent Murkowski in 2006 on a platform to clean up government, and went on to thrash popular Democrat Tony Knowles in the general election.
Upon swearing in, Palin dismissed the governor's chef, sold the governor's plane, and declined car service to and from work. Over the next 20 months, a flurry of activity erupted from the state capital: Palin booted 35 late-hour appointments made by her predecessor. She raised the price on oil companies for extracting Alaska's resources and passed the profits on to the citizens in the form of $1,200 checks. She reversed her initial support for Ketchikan's Gravina Island Bridge and shut down construction on the project that became known as the "Bridge to Nowhere." She used her veto power to cut hundreds of millions of dollars out of the state construction budget. And, perhaps most notably, she pushed through a license for TransCanada Pipelines to construct a natural gas pipeline connecting Alaska's North Slope with the lower 48 states, a forward-looking project for national energy needs that had stalled in bureaucracy for the past 30 years.
That kind of reform invigorated Alaskans, and Palin's approval ratings soared above 80 percent. But the rash style and sharp tongue behind the change incensed some former political allies in the state legislature. Senate president Lyda Green, a Republican, came to view Palin as power hungry and abusive. She recalls one particularly pejorative barb when the new governor told the press, "I guess they need an adult in the legislature."
Growing personal disdain along with disagreements over the new taxes on oil companies and the process for moving the pipeline forward have left Green convinced that Palin is bad news for Alaska and potentially bad news for America. "People see her, and they see the picture they want to see, but it's not all paradise," she said of Palin.
Green supports the ethics investigation into whether Palin abused power when she fired Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan. She and other critics of the governor believe Monegan was removed because he resisted pressure from the governor's office to fire state trooper Mike Wooten, who Palin said had threatened to kill Palin's father after a nasty divorce from her sister. Palin denies any abuse of power in the case.
That claim of innocence and Palin's record of accomplishment were good enough for McCain, who added her to the GOP presidential ticket-a decision that propelled her to the forefront of the Republican National Convention for a speech that dropped jaws around the world.
Where did this woman come from?
The short answer: Alaska. Palin's family moved to "The Last Frontier" when she was just 3 months old. Moose hunting and ice fishing became a way of life. Her father, Chuck Heath, rose to celebrity status in Wasilla and was a favorite substitute teacher among the youth. His collections of animal bones and carcasses are legendary.
But Mr. Heath, as he is widely known among the residents who once attended his elementary-school classes, did not arrive in Alaska as a man of faith. His wife Sally took charge of raising Sarah and her three siblings in church, hauling them off to an Assemblies of God congregation every Sunday. Palin was baptized as a preteen and grew in her faith throughout junior high and high school.
Longtime friend Adele Morgan, who dated Palin's brother Chuck Jr. for three years as a teenager, recalls acting as something of a spiritual mentor to Palin. Morgan has since gone on to a career as a Christian singer and songwriter but still calls Wasilla home and attends Wasilla Bible Church, where the Palin family has worshipped for more than a decade. Larry Kroon, pastor of the non-denominational congregation, says he holds Palin and her family in high regard and has "high respect for their faith and their integrity."
Widespread confusion over Palin's church affiliation has filled the pages of national media in recent days, largely due to the family's shifting attendance. "Sarah's been a church hopper in the last political years of her life, because she's got friends everywhere and likes to be supportive, and they like it when she comes to their church," Morgan explained. "But she's been going to our church the most, and when she was mayor she came to our church."
The Palins also occasionally attend The Church on the Rock, an independent charismatic congregation in Wasilla that is home church to Palin's childhood pastor Paul Riley. When at the capital in Juneau, they sometimes attend Juneau Christian Center, also a church with charismatic roots.
Last month, the Palin family dedicated their infant son Trig at Wasilla Bible Church. State Rep. Wes Keller, a family friend, prayed over the Palins' fifth child, who was born with Down syndrome in April.
Keller says he is convinced that Palin's faith is no political act. While being sworn into office last year, he recalls Palin whispering into his ear to gather the elders of Wasilla Bible Church to pray for him and her and their respective jobs. "In that private meeting, she expressly stated her faith in the leading and lordship of Jesus Christ. I can vouch that she is the real item."
Morgan affirms that assessment: "Her faith is very much a part of who she is, and I know that she's a Christian. She will definitely stand up for what she believes in to anyone as far as the pro-life issues. And I've been very proud of her on that."
In many ways, Palin's faith and political philosophy developed in concert. Her small-government commitment, perhaps even libertarian streak, stems from belief in personal responsibility. Her pro-life views flow from a conviction that all of humanity possesses dignity and equal value no matter how small or frail. She has expressed support for teaching alternative theories of origins alongside Darwinism in public-school classrooms, especially theories that allow for a creator.
Such positions endear her to conservatives in Alaska and abroad. Her story endears her to many more.
A tomboy throughout her life, Palin led the Wasilla High basketball team to a state championship with enough determination to earn the nickname "Sarah Barracuda." Juxtaposed to that tough-girl image, she took home top honors in the Wasilla beauty pageant and went on to a runner-up finish behind Miss Alaska.
Curtis Menard, mayor of the Mat-Su borough in which Wasilla is located and a longtime friend of Palin's family, recalls that sports came natural to the athletic teenager. But beauty pageants? That took some convincing. "Sarah was pretty cool on the idea at the beginning," he said. Menard's wife Linda talked Palin into competing as a way to learn about poise and quick thinking under the scrutiny of a public interview-and a way to earn scholarships for college.
"She really bloomed," Morgan recalled. "She used to always wear the black horn-rimmed glasses, and she got braces. You know how it is when in junior high you think some girl is really ugly and then when you get to high school, you go, 'Whoa!' That's kind of the way she was."
Todd Palin experienced enough "Whoa!" to wait for his high-school sweetheart to return from college in Idaho. The couple eloped soon after, Palin never being one for grand shows of sentimentality.
Children followed: first Track, then Bristol, Willow, Piper, and Trig. The oldest enlisted in the army last year and is slated for deployment to Iraq this month.
The picture of the Palin family standing on stage together at the Republican National Convention amounted to political gold. But the price for their mother's success, as is the case with all public parents, has been high. The teen pregnancy of 17-year-old daughter Bristol dominated national headlines in the wake of Palin's selection to join the McCain ticket. And considerable criticism, both from concerned fellow moms and hostile political opponents, has battered the family with questions as to whether Palin should be home with her infant son rather than seeking the nation's second-highest office (see sidebar).
Somehow, Palin appears immune to such scrutiny, the intense pushback she's faced throughout her career apparently having inoculated her from personal attacks. After her strong Sept. 3 speech to the RNC, all of Alaska cheered.
Nowhere did that applause reach greater fervor than at Tailgaters Bar and Grill in Wasilla. There, dozens of the closest members of Palin's extended Alaska family gathered to holler their approval between mouthfuls of American pub food and cold beer.
Martin Buser, a four-time winner of Alaska's famed Iditarod sled race, was among the frenzied throng. A close friend of Todd Palin, who holds four titles in Alaska's Iron Dog snowmobile race, Buser believes that Sarah Palin fulfills what the founders of the country had in mind for public servants-namely, "normal, hard-working, everyday citizens."
"If you asked all of the candidates how much a gallon of milk would cost or a gallon of gas, Sarah Palin certainly could tell you, because she's an everyday normal person," Buser said.
That's a sentiment shared among everyday normal folks throughout Wasilla. Outside the local Super Wal-Mart, most customers were happy to stop and talk about Sarah on a recent afternoon. Democratic retiree Rodney Webster, 74, couldn't help but lavish praise on his former mayor despite any political disagreements: "The town grew with her. And she grew with the town," he said.
Palin has since outgrown the town-both Wasilla and Alaska.
(Note: This article has been corrected to reflect that Mike Wooten is the state trooper who was married to Gov. Palin's sister.)
Working mom
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani brought a little fire for his introduction of Sarah Palin at the Republican National Convention Sept. 3. Giuliani castigated critics of the GOP's vice presidential nominee who wondered whether a mom of five, including an infant with Down syndrome and a pregnant unwed teen, is shirking her motherly duties in seeking high-profile political office: "How dare they question whether Sarah Palin has enough time to spend with her children and be vice president? How dare they do that? When do they ever ask a man that question? When?"
The force of Giuliani's charge of hypocrisy rests in part on an assumption that there is no difference between men and women. The fact that people are asking it is not evidence of sexism, but rather an indication that most people inherently recognize gender distinctions no matter how fervently they insist otherwise, and that women have particular roles in nurturing young children.
Of course, the question has little to do with how well Palin might govern. And using a presidential campaign to raise it in earnest begs other questions, like whether her critics would hold the millions of working moms throughout the country-many also in taxing, time--consuming jobs-to the same standard of scrutiny.
For Christians, the issue of how much a mom should work while raising young children is best handled up close, among spouses and churches. But to the matter of whether men and women are identically made, no biblical controversy exists. They are different, and consequently, the questions they field will be.


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A concept inspired by Friends which I've called the Freebie Five - a list of 5 'unattainables' you'd have permission to tap without consequence from your significant other should the opportunity arise. The key to the Freebie Five is fantasy, whatever turns your crank. My criteria, however, is also determined by celebrity. Two bit no-names, no matter how hot they are, don't rank. Because while intelligence is optional, fame never is.
Note also that the Freebie Five is NOT about a relationship. The Freebie Five is all about ONE night. Or two nights. In bed. Conversation optional but not required. Which is why Johnny Depp is not on my Freebie Five. Johnny Depp, you see, is a Lifetime.
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Le Mars Native Involved in Search and Rescue Unit
(Le Mars) -- A Le Mars native has a rather unique part-time job. Eric Fox, is a full-time Sioux City fire official, but when disaster strikes, he is part of the 70-member Iowa Task Force Urban Search and Rescue team.
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Fox spoke to line crews of Mid-American Energy during a training session on Wednesday. He says they go to work when the Governor issues a disaster proclamation, be it flooding, tornado, or anytime people are in danger and in need of rescuing, as was the case last week when an individual found himself stuck in a cave in eastern Iowa. Fox says he and his team not only perform different types of rescues, but they often have to stabilize a structure following a disaster in order for a rescue or other work to be performed.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The owner of the Argosy riverboat casino in Sioux City is looking at options if contract talks fail with the nonprofit group that holds the casino license.
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Road Closed Due to Railroad Crossing Repairs
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Gehlen Catholic Calls for Student Registrations
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Serena Williams is still working the media merry-go-round hardcore.
The top lady baller, who just won the first-ever BJK Cup and some free crap to boot, stopped by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night. Earlier this week, she told celeb rag OK! she's been a fan of the former Saturday Night Live star:
I'm so excited. I love him! I've been a fan forever--I even saw the movie Taxi. He has a good personality. Comedians are always great hosts. It was really a no-brainer.
Jimmy foolishly challenged the 10-time Grand Slammer to a game of beer pong and let's just say talk-show host probably got what he wanted: a cool buzz. Oh well - all the better to enjoy his next guest: Ludacris.
But ReRe looked all sexed-up in her old Hollywood glamor moment - not to mention her infamous ass-ets. I guess she + Rafa have always had more in common than just biceps and a World No. 1 ranking, huh?
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Despite facing elimination and giving up the
first 11 points Wednesday night, the Celtics weren't fazed at Madison Square
Instead, the veteran leadership of Paul Pierce, Jason Terry and Kevin Garnett
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quarterfinal series for another night.
They're halfway to making history.
Garnett had 16 points and 18 rebounds, and the Celtics beat the New York
Knicks, 92-86, in Game 5.
Terry went 5-of-9 from beyond the arc and ended with 17 points. Pierce
finished with 16. Jeff Green hit a couple of big 3-pointers late in the fourth
quarter and tallied 18 points, while Brandon Bass scored 17 for the Celtics.
Boston, which trails the best-of-seven set, 3-2, has a giant mountain to
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Smith missed his first 11 shots before sinking three 3-pointers late in the
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|School safety is a priority
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
School safety is a clear priority in Holyoke School District Re-1J and has come to the discussion forefront following the recent school tragedy in Connecticut.
At the Dec. 18 School Board meeting, board members reviewed the Crisis Response Plan standard response protocols. The original plan was put in place in January 2011 and revisions are being printed in preparation for presentation to staff on Friday, Jan. 4.
Supt. Bret Miles noted the crisis response plan work was influenced by the I Love You Guys Foundation in response to the Platte Canyon tragedy in 2006.
Protocols have been adopted in many school districts throughout the state and outline specific steps for evacuations, shelter, lockout and lockdown.
Additional steps address bomb threat, child abuse, injury/illness, missing person, sexual assault and suicide.
In addition to the Crisis Response Plan revisions, Miles reminded the board of security upgrades completed this past summer using mill levy override money.
A new security camera system was installed at the elementary school, and cameras were added to the high school security system. A new computerized door lock system was added to both schools, and the district had the intercom system and phone system tied together to improve emergency announcements.
The Connecticut tragedy has led to local discussion about the idea of keeping school doors locked and requiring all visitors to buzz into the buildings with the new security system.
Miles said he and the principals are reviewing procedures and will have a plan in place prior to school starting after the holiday break.
Board authorizes use of $200,000 from beginning fund balance
After a review of budget changes that had been reviewed at the Dec. 4 meeting, board members adopted the 2012-13 budget and approved total appropriations of $8,840,286.
The 2011-12 audit report that had been presented Dec. 4 was also approved at last week's meeting.
The board authorized the use of $200,000 from the beginning fund balance for general instructional costs for educational purposes.
The projected ending balance in 2012-13 is $1,408,464, which is still above the $1.2 million threshold established by the board.
Budget appropriations for 2012-13 were adopted as follows:
General Fund $5,444,341
Bond Redemption 514,325
Construction 1,933,072
Food Service 258,000
Trust and Agency 375,588
Pupil Activity Fund 314,960
Total Approp $8,840,286
Two certificates of completion were approved for construction projects at last week's board meeting. Miles pointed out that while these are complete, some issues (such as clock change-outs) are still being addressed through the warranty process.
The first certificate of completion covered the boiler, electrical and fire alarm project. The second encompassed other improvements including upgrades to lighting, bathrooms, intercoms and master clock system.
Miles said there is $210,793 remaining in the construction fund, and the district budget and facilities committee has been reviewing needs and prioritizing them to determine the best use of this money.
Other business
In other business Dec. 18, the Re-1J board:
—approved several extra-duty assignments: John Zilla, HS boys' head baseball coach; Nic Balog, HS boys' volunteer basketball coach; and Jeremy Dirks, volunteer JR/SR High wrestling coach for 2012-13.
—acknowledged substantial gifts to the district. Pioneer Seed gave Holyoke FFA a donation which was used to purchase a large piece of equipment in the shop.
Several donations were used to purchase new pieces of weight room equipment. Donors were Holyoke Wrestling Club/Jeremy Dirks, Ag Power Equipment/CASE/Curt Parker, Vieselmeyer Seed, Grainland Co-op, Dragon Water/Shawn Dalton, First Pioneer National Bank, Bank of Colorado, Holyoke Community Federal Credit Union, Computers Etc., Jeff Tharp/Shawn Dalton, Rick Cumming and RJ's Simple Spending.
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Have you ever wondered what you're houseplants are thinking? Well, thanks to this cool gadget, your houseplant can now tweet. By using Twitter, your houseplant will communicate with you via the Internet. The Botanicalls DIY Plant Twitter Kit easily translates all dialect of 'houseplant' to English.
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Doom and Gloom Outlook at RiskMinds 2008, Geneva - Part II
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How can risk management help restore confidence and trust in financial institutions and the stock market in particular?
Robert Shiller of Yale University believes that we need a new information infrastructure that provides comprehensive financial advice for everyone. He compared receiving professional financial advice to how most people have access to professional medical advice today. Imagine, for example, that if you got sick you had to go to a major drug company and ask them what to do and their advice would always be centered around their products, even if they knew a competitor had a drug that would be just right for you. For the majority of people, this is the situation we are in today with respect to financial advice and Shiller believes this needs to change even if it requires subsidizing financial professionals. Shiller also discussed ways to help improve the housing crisis where more than 12 million homes are now under water (mortgage-wise). He suggested that we need improved retail products such as home equity insurance and continuous workout mortgages that would adjust mortgage balances as housing prices decline.
Zannie Beddoes, Global Economics Editor at the ECONOMIST, gave her opinion on how we get rid of the inevitable headaches we are experiencing after moving from bubble to hangover, where assets went bust, greed changed to fear, and where thrift is foremost in everyone's mind. Annie believes that letting Lehman fail was a major blunder and instead of an orderly wind down we were thrown into a major financial crisis. Her global to-do list for a recovery includes strengthening banks, lowering interest rates, and injecting money to provide credit liquidity.
A prominent theme from most speakers was the need to bring fairness to the restitution process. Shiller cited the example of how Germany was treated after World War I as the wrong approach. But public sentiment is definitely against the privatization of profits and the socialization of losses that seems to be happening within the financial services industry. And there is no question that providing NINJNA loans (no income, no job, no assets) was a colossal mistake but how should individual borrowers be treated in the aftermath? Should the general public be subsidizing borrowers who in many cases should not have purchased a home in the first place?
Nick Mongue, from the MACQUARIE GROUP, said that the good news is that very few banks have lost more than their capital models suggested. But, the bad news is that they lost it all in one year and that most of the losses have come from the good assets where there was hardly any risk allocated. He suggests that the current period will be rich in lessons to learn, but for risk professionals you want to learn from other banks as opposed to your own.
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Although there were differing opinions about the main causes of the current financial crisis, most speakers at RiskMinds in Geneva were unanimous in their belief that the worst is still to come in what many were referring to as the "Great Recession."
Robert Shiller of Yale University drew many parallels between the Great Depression and today's crisis. For example, we have lost 60% of the stock market value since the 2000 high, while during the great depression there was an 80% drop. But Shiller refuted many of the commonly believed causes of the current crisis such as weak underwriting standards, unsound risk management practices, increasingly opaque financial products, and aggressive leverage. He maintains that the speculative bubble in both the real estate and stock markets were largely to blame for the worst financial crisis since 1929.
Maureen Miskovic, CRO at State Street, opened her presentation with a quote from Dickens' Tale of Two Cities: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, …" and went on to claim that we are in the midst of a financial revolution. Miskovic predicts that we will see unemployment levels of close to 10% in the U.S. next year which will in turn cause problems in the prime mortgage market. She also predicted that the current political climate will result in punitive regulation which will transform the large U.S. banks into institutions that are very similar to public utilities (increased disclosure, more transparency, and intrusive examination).
Zannie Beddoes, Global Economics Editor at the ECONOMIST, predicts that shrinking personal wealth will greatly effect demand and eventually push the world into depression era economics. She stated that the current situation is unlike other post war recessions due to the asset bubble burst and so we are in for a deep, long recession. She also fears an anti-market backlash which could result in subsidy wars and protectionism policies.
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I'll summarize some of their recommendations in tomorrow's blog.
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This weekend the president-elect Barak Obama was interviewed by Tom Brokow on Meet the Press. The interview covered a wide variety of topics, but one caught my eye as it impacts the risk management business moving forward.


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1955 Chevy Ridetech Suspension Installation - Air SupplyWritten by on March 1, 2011 Suspension Mods For Aesthetics And Performance, Part 1
My '55 Chevy is one of those vehicles that up to a year or so ago just didn't have the right home when it came to car magazines. In my mind, it's one of the finest designs that Detroit ever came up with. Unfortunately, I wasn't the only one to think this and as such, Tri-Fives ('55-57 Chevys) have enjoyed quite a success in the pre-muscle car world. That's all good and fine, but those of us looking to build a Tri-Five in a decidedly more retro style haven't had a good outlet. Most of the Tri-Fives out there were being built on a more Super Chevy platform (regarding big 'n' littles, Pro Street, and so on). Now, not to take anything away from those guys, but my taste is more akin to the Barris, Winfield, and Watson style than the aforementioned.
Fast forward a few years and not only have the major "clubs" in the industry bumped up their year breaks to include the Tri-Five crowd, but the gasser and '60s Bellflower Boulevard style seems to have enjoyed a resurgence as well. Add to that the inclusion of late models to the STREET RODDER gamut and we've come full circle.
It was with great enthusiasm therefore that I was able to finally find a "home" for my '55 Chevy in the magazine that I grew up reading and have since plied my hand at cultivating. And when I found out that next year's Road Tour car would be just that, a '55 Chevy, to say that I was a fan would be to put it lightly.
And so, with a bit of manipulating, I was able to talk Editor Brennan into allowing me to move forward with a few upgrades that I've been dying to do to the old girl since I originally bought her back in 1998.
But like most of you may be, I'm reluctant to simply tear into a running, driving car just to make a few upgrades that may cost me several months of fun. That said, recently the old Chevy developed a pretty nice clunk in the frontend and further investigation revealed a few ball joints that needed service. Add to that, the original owner had cut the front coils to lower it a bit, and although I went through the front end when I originally bought it, 100,000-plus miles had put in its toll; it was time for an overhaul.
Being a hot rodder at heart, I couldn't simply rebuild the frontend and move on. No, I wanted to make a few upgrades while I was at it. Enter RideTech and their ever-expanding line of air suspension components.
Anyone who's ever uttered the word "airbag" must be familiar with RideTech (or as they were previously known, Air Ride Technologies) and their contributions to ride height modifications. In the past, they've been synonymous with that "in the weeds" look while still maintaining a normal ride quality by raising the suspension to an appropriate height, using air springs similar to what has become the standard in many industrial uses. As of late, however, they've turned their attention to not only making adjustable stance their business, they've modified their designs to truly make them perform. And so it only makes sense that they'd take their business one step further and develop suspension components that complement their ability to dial in that said stance.
We're going to be covering the full gamut of what they can accomplish for us full-size car guys, but this month, we're only going to get into the half of it. Utilizing their new StrongArm system mated with a pair of ShockWave air shocks and their beefy MuscleBar setup, not only are we going to get rid of that embarrassing clunk in our front end, we're going to end up with a front suspension system that can get us that "in the weeds" look while greatly improving the handling characteristics by using over-sized tubular control arms and components that were meant to be beaten on. And what hot rodder couldn't be attracted to that?!
On a side note, when we tore the original suspension components apart, we noticed that the original disc brake upgrade I made some years back was suffering from premature pad wear on one side of the caliper. Upon further inspection, it appeared that the calipers were incorrectly mounted, causing an alignment problem between the caliper and rotor. Had this gone unnoticed, it's unknown what could have become, the least of which would be premature wear of one of the brake pads and unsatisfactory performance of the brakes; an issue I didn't take lightly. I decided to make a call to Classic Performance Products to remedy this as well while we were on the topic of front suspension components. They provided us with a brake kit that was installed in a matter of minutes and was definitely worth the work!
We'll wrap up the whole install next month, but for now, take a look at what it took to get our '55 down low and lookin' period while still keeping up with those high-dollar corner carvers!
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The first step in the installation is to remove all the stock suspension components. Once removed, it is then necessary to trim the area around the coil spring pocket to clear the ShockWave I-S.The stock cross shafts are used with the StrongArms but a little trimming is required for them to properly fit. Note that they are driver and passenger side specific.The provided bushings are then installed with the cross shafts in place before the unit can be bolted to the chassis.With both control arms installed, each ShockWave is then bolted to the stock upper shock mount on the frame, leaving the lower mount free at this point.
Note the wear difference between the inner (right) and outer pads. Closer inspection revealed that the bushings in the mounting hardware were missing, which could have led to a catastrophic failure.Needless to say, we'll be upgrading the braking system as well. Pictured is a GM kit from Classic Performance Parts (CPP) that uses 12-inch drilled and slotted rotors.As a comparison, here's our old caliper with the pads installed and the new CPP unit. Notice how far the piston is pushed out on the old caliper to compensate for the alignment issue. It's likely that the right side pad was seeing minimal braking duty with the left side bearing the brunt of the action, hence the exaggerated wear pattern.Next, the bearings are packed using high-temp axle grease before the rotor, spindle nut, cotter pin, and then the dust cap are installed.The caliper and steel braided brake hose installation is the last step to complete the brake upgrade.
Our frontend upgrade wouldn't be complete without installing a nice sway bar and for that we turned to RideTech's MuscleBar line to keep the frontend nice and flat in the corners. Pictured is the old sway bar mounting points. That rivet in the upper right needs to be removed before we install the new MuscleBar as it uses that as its front-most mounting point.The second bolthole was drilled into the framerail just ahead of the old sway bar mounting point hole using the new bracket as a jig. Here, the unit is bolted in place.


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I am tasked with building a Zimbra NE hosting platform and would like to have as much HA and DR features as possible. All of the servers will be VMs in a vShere ESXi 4.1 cluster. I was wondering if anyone has had any success with VM Fault Tolerance on Zimbra VMs. I am concerned with Zimbra's CPU requirements and also the ability of the FT secondary to remain in sync.
I have been working with ESX for a few years and am comfortable with HA/DRS, etc. I have not yet had the opportunity to implement FT and see that this may be a good fit. Any gotchas to look for? Recommendations? I do have dedicated 1G NIC configured for FT, separate from the vkernel network for vMotion, etc.
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When I was little I used to lie in bed at night and dream up different rooms and houses. They usually had themes and were highly colour coordinated and elaborate. One room was a rabbit themed room. Not a room full of rabbits, but a room for a rabbit. Well, for a child pretending to be a rabbit. A child-rabbit hybrid if you will. With a burrow type entry instead of a door and a slippery dip for sliding into the room (clearly I hadn't figured out the logistics of how one could slide down into something that was already at ground level).
Another room was a pink glitter room inspired by a sparkly pink glitter ball and pink water glitter wand. One house was a Mickey Mouse themed house...you get the idea. I couldn't understand why grownups all wanted their houses to be similar colours, shapes and sizes. How boring!
If I hadn't finished 'designing' a room or a house by the time I fell asleep (I usually hadn't) then I continued designing it the next night. Fast forward 20 + years and I discover:
A fantastical interior creation from Kidtropolis. The Magic Tree House room!
With an indoor swing hanging from the tree by the TV and storage units.
And extra drawers to provide storage below the timber play area.
Handy metal buckets masquerading as vegetable pails that can be used for storing pencils and other art equipment by the craft table.
A kid's very own theme park. Straight out of my childhood imagination.
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University football team will return home to take on Wisconsin-Stout at 6 p.m. on Friday, September 3 at Lyle Hare Stadium. Tailgating will start at 4:30 p.m. in the Donald E. Young Center parking lot, with musical entertainment provided by The Ruckus Band presented by Little Caesar's.
Friday, will also be Military Appreciation Day at Lyle Hare Stadium. The Yellow Jackets will honor all of those who have served their country by offering free admission to all current solders, veterans, and their families.
The "Thunder in the Hills" motorcycle escort will gather 15 minutes prior to kick-off on Friday night. Anyone who rides their motorcycle to the game will be invited onto the field with their motorcycle and be encouraged to rev their engines as Black Hills State takes the field. The Black Hills State dance team will be hosting a bike wash during the tailgate prior to the game.
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This is one of those bizarro situations that leads me to wonder if it is just our install that is somehow broken. After an upgrade to 5.0.9 NE, our users have found they can't click on the "From" column header in the web interface to sort their messages by the sender. Other headers are clickable (Date, Subject, etc), but From remains recalcitrant. This functionality is kind of important to our users.
I've tested this from both Safari 3 and Firefox 3 (with clean caches), both behave exactly the same. Is this a real bug I should file?
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ATLANTA -- An easy way to save on Valentine's Day is to deliver the flowers yourself. You can save as much as $20 on delivery and take advantage of some great retail deals.
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Whole Foods Market has roses on sale, two dozen for $19.99 starting February 8th. A vase is not included.
National Floral Distributors is located at the Atlanta State Farmer's Market, in Forest Park. They have a special on two dozen roses for $16.99. If you want red, they'll be $24.99.
Also check out the deals at Aldi stores. Small bouquets start at $2.99 and a dozen red roses are priced at $9.99, vase not included.