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McDaniel College officials said Thursday that more than 40 students went to the Westminster college's wellness center in a 48-hour period.
The school says the students were suffering from gastroenteritis, which can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cramps and dehydration.
Students are being advised to wash their hands often to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Denny's Off to Cooperstown
He found out in February. His travel arrangements have been made and, as of this past Tuesday, he had at least "95 percent" of his speech completed. Now, Thursday morning, Denny Matthews takes off, heading to Cooperstown, N.Y., to receive one of the highest honors a person in his industry can receive: the 2007 Ford C. Frick Award.
Denny was told by the National Baseball Hall of Fame that he's "leading off and batting first" on Sunday at the Hall's Induction Ceremony – giving the first speech of the afternoon before Cal Ripkin, Jr., and Tony Gwynn are officially inducted in. On Tuesday, Denny got a mini-taste of what he can expect Sunday, when a packed house at Kauffman Stadium saluted him and his honor during the pre-game ceremonies of the Royals-Yankees contest. Denny took the microphone on the field in front of a sellout crowd that was giving him a standing ovation. He then threw out the ceremonial first pitch with friend and Hall of Famer George Brett catching.
"This week reminds of me of when I was younger, playing high school football," Denny said. "Everything has been leading up the big game. That buildup to the big game has been great and something I will never forget."
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London 2012 - the Games set the stage for Team GB's Andy Murray to finally beat Roger Federer of Switzerland in a Wimbledon final, while Serena Williams of the United States lost just 18 games on her way to thumping Russia's Maria Sharapova to claim gold. Team USA also took both the mens and women's doubles titles and Belarus scored a shock mixed doubles triumph.
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Police say that two of the 19 people shot in New Orleans during a neighborhood Mother's Day parade were children.
A news release says that the wounded included 10 men, seven women, a boy and a girl. The children were both 10 years old.
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Venus Williams followed lil' sis Serena's lead and made her way into the second round in Beijing. The Wimbledon champ quickly defeated Switzerland's Timea Bacsinszky 6-3, 6-2 and will face Iveta Benesova in the next round.
Now, V is still wearing EleVen by Venus Williams at the Olympics. But I'm wondering what will happen to the collection now that her licensee, Steve & Barry's, has filed for bankruptcy protection?
Apparently, she'll still be paid the $250K owed to her under contract even though the company will be auctioned off later this month. But it'll be tough to keep the collection afloat without a distributor who follows the "cheap chic" philosophy of the line.
Tough luck for V - but maybe Target has some room on their retail floor...
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FASHION FIX: Venus still working EleVen - what will become of the collection now?
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- AnonymousAugust 11, 2008 at 1:31 PM
target would be an awesome match, good thinking.ReplyDelete
and as far as i know, i don't think they have a sporty line that could actually be worn on-court. it could be a opening for them into sports apparel...who knows!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 11, 2008 at 3:11 PM
Target, at least the Atlantic Terminal one, has a small sports apparel section. If you consider aerobic wear to be sports apparel.ReplyDelete
I think that one or two of the women on the tour wear her clothing.
eleVen has to survive, cos I need to wear some Venus stuff :)ReplyDelete
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HALL COUNTY, Ga. -- The Hall County Animal Shelter recently took 31 dogs to New York for an adoption event, where all found new homes.
The adoption event was held in White Planes, an area where there is a shortage in adoptable pets. This trip made the fifth time that the Hall County Animlal Shelter has gone to New York, said Katie Crumley, a spokeswoman for Hall County. Usually, she said, they try to go three or four times a year.
In New York, there were some 360 pets that were adopted at the weekend event, which was hosted by the Best Friends Animal Society.
From Hall County, the trek takes about 19 hours. On board were local Veterinarian Dr. Meghan Seabolt, her husband Justin, and employees Anna Crawford and Justine Daniel. The dogs rode in a climate-controlled trailer that was donated to the shelter.
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Law Firm OverviewCain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is a well-established law firm built on solid guiding principles and a broad and ever-expanding vision that seeks to do more, strive harder, and look just a bit farther. Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells was founded on a unique model that values people above all else. We make it our duty to be true partners to our clients and grow alongside them.
With our rich history, desire to grow and excel, and presence across Quebec, we hold fast to our mission of delivering first-rate legal services that are readily accessible wherever you are in the province.
Our Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells legal professionals are present in every region of Quebec, which means they're always there when and where you need them, ready and willing to meet all your legal needs.
And because our experts are familiar with the ins and outs of your industry or sector and are committed to your success, they're also found exactly where you are-right at your company or institution, where they work in partnership with you wherever you are so you can get to wherever you want to go.
Year this Office was Established: 1999
Languages: French, Italian, Greek, Spanish, Polish, English
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Additional Areas of Law: Constitutional; Expropriations; International Affairs; Liability and Insurance; Native Affairs.
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Our law practice includes:
- Administrative
Administrative law deals specifically with the relationships between businesses and individuals on the one hand and government agencies and officials on the other. Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells, through its professionals active in this area of specialty, represents its clients before all administrative tribunals, commissions, and boards and provides valuable support and assistance to clients submitting briefs, tabling private bills, or making other presentations to parliamentary commissions and committees and to the government and the National Assembly.
- Banking and Finance
At Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells, our legal experts have developed expertise in banking and financial services over the years by acting as legal advisors to financial institutions, venture capital firms, investment funds, and public and private sector borrowers. We serve a diverse clientele that values our have proven expertise, efficiency, and ready availability.
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency
The ranks of Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells include attorneys who have developed special expertise in the field of bankruptcy and insolvency. Whatever your needs, our professionals can provide valuable advice and guidance. They have an in-depth understanding of federal legislation governing bankruptcies, insolvency, composition with creditors, and the field of securities and possess a keen grasp of the Canadian Income Tax Act and Quebec's Act respecting the Ministère du Revenu with regard to the priorities of the Crown.
- Commercial and Corporate Affairs
With the expertise of dozens of seasoned and committed attorneys devoted to promoting the growth and economic vigor of our clients—corporations and entrepreneurs alike—Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells has made a name for itself in commercial and corporate affairs.
- Constitutional
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells boasts nearly 120 professionals active in every field of law, including a core of attorneys who have developed extensive expertise in constitutional law over the years, notably in matters of rights and freedoms. They put this knowledge to good use helping corporate and government clients as today's constitutional structures change and evolve.
- Construction
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells provides highly qualified services in construction and engineering law. Our legal professionals boast extensive experience in this field and can provide assistance on a number of fronts. They can prepare and contest construction claims, prepare legally compliant quotes, draft construction contracts, assess invitations to tender procedures, and handle cases dealing with hidden defects, liability of construction professionals, and compliance with the bylaws of the industry's various professional bodies.
- Environment
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is proud to count among its legal experts a number of seasoned professionals dedicated to the field of environmental law. In Quebec, this area of expertise is based largely on the Environment Quality Act R.S.Q. c. Q-2 which, as its name suggests, governs the quality of the environment and, in so doing, bans pollution.
- Ethics and Discipline
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells has developed recognized expertise in the specialized field of ethics and discipline. Our attorneys rely on their solid experience to serve a wide range of clients, representing them before various courts, including the disciplinary committees of professional orders and Comité de déontologie policière du Québec, and before disciplinary authorities in the financial world such as Autorité des marchés financiers, Chambre de la sécurité financière, the Investment Dealers Association of Canada (IDA), and Association des courtiers et agents immobiliers du Québec (ACAIQ).
- Expropriations
Some of our legal professionals at Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells have developed specific expertise in expropriations and are well versed in this sensitive procedure that touches on of the fundamental tenets of our society—the right of ownership. Our attorneys have a comprehensive understanding of the laws that authorize expropriation and are fully equipped to assist municipalities and public institutions seeking to initiate expropriation proceedings.
- Health and Social Services
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is recognized across Quebec for its work and expertise in health and social services. This means you benefit from the best possible legal services provided by lawyers with a thorough understanding of your field and a commitment to achieving a successful outcome for you.
- Intellectual Property
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells has a team available specializing in intellectual property and information technology. To deal with all your needs, these same legal practitioners also have experience in business law, such as company law, corporate and commercial law, corporate finance, competition law, international law, and litigation.
- International Affairs
At Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells, our mission has always been to remain attuned to the diverse needs of our clients and play a proactive role as their business partner. With the growing needs of our clients already active in foreign markets and of those seeking to position themselves in new markets outside Quebec, it was a logical step to set up an international affairs section within our firm.
- Labor and Employment
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is one of the leading firms in Quebec in the area of labor and employment law, not only for the number and size of cases we handle, but also for the number of lawyers we have dedicated to this area of expertise. Our labor and employment law team includes more than 30 lawyers spread throughout our offices.
- Liability and Insurance
With their expertise in liability and insurance, the legal professionals at Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells can act on your behalf in every facet of this vast area of expertise. Some of the many aspects on which we are consulted on a daily basis by insurance companies and other businesses include property and personal insurance, insurance contract formation and rescission, and coverage amounts and requirements, as well as civil, medical, manufacturer, principal, and government liability.
- Litigation
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells has forged a highly enviable reputation in civil and commercial litigation. Indeed, a number of our attorneys are members of the eminent American College of Trial Lawyers, a prestigious institution that certifies only the very best trial lawyers in Canada and the United States.
- Mediation and Arbitration
In many cases, the legal system is not the ideal place to solve disputes, particularly given the cost and time involved. At Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells, whenever possible we turn to alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration to simplify the settlement of disputes and serve the interests of our clients in the best possible way.
- Municipal
Municipal law is an area of expertise of special importance at Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells since it is a flagship sector for which we boast a dedicated team of highly seasoned legal officers. Since the only powers Quebec municipalities have are those conferred on them by the legislators, our attorneys working in this field have to deal with a number of special laws.
- Native Affairs
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells boasts the expertise of over one hundred professionals active in every sector of the economy, and a seasoned team devoted specifically to working with band councils, businesses, and other institutions and organizations in native communities. Our attorneys are firmly rooted and active in communities all across Quebec.
- Real Estate
The real estate law experts at Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells possess wide-ranging expertise to meet all your real estate needs. They can assist and counsel you in your real estate purchasing, sales, or mortgage financing transactions. We also have a team of seasoned notaries to finalize your transactions.
- Securities
At Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells, we have recognized expertise in the area of securities. Our clients regularly come to us for the in-depth knowledge of our professionals, who can plan and implement various types of transactions involving securities or corporate financing.
- Taxation
Taxation is a multifaceted, often complex world with an undeniable impact on the life and growth of companies, institutions, and organizations. With their perfect mastery of the complexities of taxation and the repercussions certain actions can have on it, our team of seasoned tax lawyers is ideally positioned to advise our business clients on every aspect of the field.
- Transportation
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells boasts an enviable reputation for its expertise in transportation law due in large part to its team of seasoned professionals dedicated solely to this particular area of expertise. Our attorneys have an in-depth understanding of the transportation industry since it is their daily world, and they fully master its many legal and regulatory complexities in Quebec, across Canada, and around the world.
- Family and Personal
When spouses or common-law partners break up, it upsets the family balance, inevitably triggering a whole range of emotions and changes that impact every member of the family. These are delicate situations, and talking about them is not always easy. We make a point of creating an environment of trust and remaining strictly objective as we guide you through this important stage in your life.
- Immigration
The rise in immigration and emigration has led a number of our attorneys to develop special expertise in this field. Among the services we provide are customized solutions for individuals, including guidance with regard to work permits, student visas, temporary resident visas, permanent resident status, and citizenship.
- Wills and Estates
Are you a young couple or a step family preparing to make a joint commitment by purchasing a house or having a baby? Or perhaps you're on the brink of your eagerly awaited retirement. You have loved ones and an estate you want to protect and pass on. The team of notaries at Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is qualified and ready to guide you through the decision-making process.
- Other Areas of Expertise
The areas of expertise described in detail are those in which our legal professionals are most active. If you require legal services in another area of expertise, rest assured that we can help you. Please contact us so we can refer you to a legal professional whose profile matches your specific needs.
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Bankruptcy, Business and Industry, Insurance, Litigation
Mr. Richard Gaudreault
Administrative Law, Employment
Mr. Stéphane Gauthier
Construction Law, Environmental Law, Ethics, Litigation, Municipal and State Law
André Gauthier, AD. E.
Constitutional Law, Ethics, Insurance, Litigation, Personal Injury
Mr. Stéphane Lamarre
Mr. Claude Mageau
Administrative Law, Employment, Ethics, Litigation
Alain Ménard, M.B.A.
Marie-Josée Monfette, M. FISC.
Business and Industry, Tax
Mr. Yves Bélanger
Banking and Finance, Bankruptcy, Litigation, Real Estate
Claire Brassard, MPA
Administrative Law, Employment, Litigation
Ms. Caroline Briand
Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Litigation, Native Affairs
Mr. Benoit Brouillette
Administrative Law, Employment
Ms. Irene Chrisanthopoulos
Business and Industry, Employment
Ms. Josée Davidson
Ethics, Litigation
Mr. Pierre F. Delorme
Business and Industry
Ms. Marie-Claude Drouin
Banking and Finance, Insurance, Litigation, Personal Injury
Ms. Laurence Dubois
Employment, Litigation
Mr. Pierre Gauthier
Mr. Benoît Groleau
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Business and Industry, Transportation
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François Lamarre, C.R.
Construction Law, Insurance, Litigation, Personal Injury
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Insurance, Litigation, Personal Injury
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Business and Industry, Litigation
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Alternative Dispute Resolution, Banking and Finance, Business and Industry, Intellectual Property
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Business and Industry, Construction Law, Litigation
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Banking and Finance, Construction Law, Litigation, Real Estate
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Business and Industry, Tax
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Employment, Workplace Health and Safety
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Durango Silver Company has been producing Silver Necklaces from the Southwest for nearly forty years. We make quality Silver Jewelry here in Durango, Colorado as well as buy them from Navajo and Zuni Indian Artisans. We hand cut most all of the gemstones used in our Necklaces including the Native American Indian handmade necklaces.
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Have you ever wondered what heavily tattooed male model Zombie Boy would look like if his face wasn't tattooed to look like a scary skull? The nice people at Schön did, so they staged an editorial in which Zombie Boy is Photoshopped to look like some of his famous tattoos are missing. Furthermore, they put him in fine duds from Rag and Bone, John Galliano and James Long. Behold.
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Lesson plan includes three labs (cell respiration, It's bean a blast! and plant respiration lab), respiration powerpoint, respiration concept map, and assessment.
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To increase reading comprehension, activate prior knowledge, develop collaboration and communication with peers, and determine how key vocabulary words relate to one another using Text Scan.
To stimulate the critical thinking skills required to assess the validity of statements about the key concept using an Agree/Disagree Table.
(Students) .. write down an explanation for the importance of cellular respiration and give examples on how it takes place, including the three stages discussed in the lecture. - Evans
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The State of Nebraska has a new Sex Offender Registry (SOR) Law. The new law, passed by the Legislature in May of 2009, moves the Nebraska Sex Offender Registry (SOR) toward compliance with the Adam Walsh Child Protection Safety Act of 2006.
Effective Jan. 4, 2010, following court decisions from the U.S. District Court, Douglas County District Court and Sarpy County District Court, every offender required to register in Nebraska will be posted on the Nebraska State Patrol Sex Offender Registry web page for public notification purposes < www.nsp.state.ne.us >.
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• 15-year registration for offenses punishable by less than one year imprisonment
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By: Mike Springer
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Tallahassee, FL-With roughly 50 percent of U.S. marriages ending in a divorce according a federal report, alimony payments are not uncommon.
But a bill sponsored by Republican Representative Ritch Workman of Melbourne may soon change how those payments are made. It's known as house bill 231 or the 'Dissolution of Marriage' bill.
The bill would lessen the number of payments required by those whose marriages last less than 10 years and would protect retirees from payments.
The bill would also allow from preexisting alimony payments to be revisited and possibly reduced.
"The proposed changes, if enacted as the way they are currently drafted would be disastrous for Florida families," said family attorney, Thomas Duggar.
Duggar sees the proposed bill only hurting those spouses who gave up their careers to stay home and raise a family.
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Took this cat on Christmas day after a long chase..it just 3 times...finally got it
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Vary cool video Congrats on your hunt. Here In Cali. theres no hunting cats it sucks to see how our deer herds pay the price
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It was not a huge one...we killed a stud a few days later.
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Thanks, was not a big cat..they killed a huge one two days later...I was sick in bed!
cool hunt brandenbowhunter, I had a buddy that had hounds and had been a few times with him without treeing anything. Unfortunately he moved away and took the dogs with him, definitely one of those hunts I have to complete some day
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Mosely was the last of the Bay County high schools to get a visit. K-9 units walk around all the cars, including teachers' vehicles, sniffing for anything illegal.
Mosely administrators say it's a necessity to keep kids safe on campus.
Sheriff's officials give school administrators advanced notice as to when the searches will take place.
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AphroChic began three years ago - the brainchild of Creative Director & Founder, Jeanine Hays. Originally taking shape as interior design blog, AphroChic became a place for Jeanine, a policy attorney, to escape the stresses of legal work and share her passion for design. AphroChic became a means of looking at design from a new perspective. Highlighting artists and designers from around the globe as well as all that was interesting and new within modern design, Jeanine set out to prove that ethnic heritage and culture could go hand in hand with the luxurious and the modern. She coined the phrase, "Modern, Soulful, Style," to embody her personal vision of a new kind of design – one that embraces culture and the unique admixture of the traditional and the contemporary that helps to define us all. By the beginning of the blog's second year, Jeanine was ready to go beyond writing about design and started to create designs of her own. In partnership with her husband, Bryan Mason, an academic pursuing his Ph.D. at the University of California Berkeley, the two began to develop a business that would specialize in small but impactful pieces. The journey from law to design has been an interesting one. Since the company's launch in 2009, AphroChic pieces have been featured in Lucky Magazine, Nesting Newbies, Chesapeake Home, California Home + Design and various interior design blogs. The pillow collection made it onto the 2010 California Home + Design Hit List, celebrating the best in California design. Jeanine also has a weekly feature on color and textiles on HGTV's interior design blog, Design Happens, and participated as an online guest judge for the 2010 season of HGTV's Design Star. This year, AphroChic is excited to launch its second collection - Brooklyn Renaissance. Offering unique pieces including pillows, wallpaper, tabletop and bath items, AphroChic remains committed to bringing modern, soulful, style home.
AphroChic has just launched its newest collection of pillows, wallpaper, table linens, and organic shower curtains called Brooklyn Renaissance. In addition to the most recent offerings, we're loving all the beautiful finds throughout the online store.
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Anaconda Pintler Wilderness
IntroductionThe United States Congress designated the Anaconda Pintler Wilderness (map) in 1964 and it now has a total of 158,712 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Montana and is managed by the Forest Service.
DescriptionThe Anaconda Pintler Wilderness straddles the Continental Divide in the Anaconda mountain range of southwest Montana. It encompasses high and rugged peaks, cirques, U-shaped valleys, and glacial moraines. Sparkling lakes and tumbling streams fed by icy water running off the snowfields above timberline enhance the beauty and offer fishing for several species of native and introduced trout and char.
Black bears and an occasional grizzly, moose, elk, mule deer, mountain goat, wolf, and wolverine call this rugged country their home. Elevations range from 5,100 feet to the 10,793 foot West Goat Peak. Sagebrush and willow flats can be found in the lower elevations, gradually rising to forests of pine, fir, and spruce, and eventually to aspen, whitebark pine, and sub-alpine larch. The highest slopes are often bare talus, with vegetation limited to lichens.
A 45 mile section of the 3,100 mile Continental Divide National Scenic Trail traverses the length of this wilderness and provides access to numerous side drainages.
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1970 Chevy Camaro - It Has FlareWritten by on August 4, 2011 Contributors: Wes Allison Spectre Performance transforms its Camaro testbed into a retro road racer
"For me, some mechanical things take on an anthropomorphic quality, and they either agree with my personality or they don't. And this car has a very cool and laid-back sort of personality, like a big dog that sits there drooling, looks at you and says, 'whatever you want me to do I'll go and do it.'" —Amir Rosenbaum
Personal opinion here, but the coolest second-gen Camaros of all time, hands down, are the mid-'70s International Race of Champions (IROC) cars. Wide wheel flares, deep front spoilers, and super wide Minilites just look right on that generation of F-body. It's a look we've seen cloned successfully a handful of times, but we're surprised more people don't go that route. We even wimped out on our project E-Rod Z28, wanting the IROC look but deciding instead on a safer, more conventional build. Amir Rosenbaum of Spectre Performance (SpectrePerformance.com) wasn't as lame as we were, though, and transformed his company's workhorse yellow '70 Camaro testbed into a throwback road-race car. It turned out fantastic.
Wanting a new look for the old girl, Amir sent the car with a partially installed LS1 to Mark and Tom at Campbell Auto Restoration in Northern California and told them to make it look more like a race car. They traded photos back and forth with Amir, and the one that stuck was the black IROC racer that won the most races in the '75 IROC season.
Visually, the Spectre car is all wings, tires, and wheel flares, but it's nice to know that Campbell didn't cut up the original quarter-panels to build the flares. The entire front clip was replaced, however, with carbon-fiber parts from Anvil Auto, including its slick, one-piece nose. With that addition, the car earned the name Carbon Camaro. With that, the only color it could be painted was black, adding to its sinister look.
To make the performance back up the look, the suspension was upgraded with Hotchkis control arms, QA1 coilovers, Hotchkis Chassis Max Handle Bars and sway bars, and Detroit Speed & Engineering rear leaf springs with QA1 adjustable shocks. Campbell also modified the rear sway bar to add more adjustment. Amir likes to drive his toys hard, and he wanted to be able to tune it for the autocross, road course, and putting around the street. Baer brakes hide behind Forgeline S03P wheels, 18x11 in front and 19x13 in the rear, wearing huge 315/345 Kumho XS rubber. The interior is full-serious, with a painted sheetmetal dash, door panels, center console, and a rollcage, all done by Fast Eddie's Race Car Fabrication in Orange, California. Under the hood is a 410hp LS1 fed by a Spectre ProFab cold-air intake. The engine and trans were set back 1.75 inches from stock, which necessitated a custom firewall and transmission tunnel over the Tremec T56 six-speed.
Like all the Spectre cars, this one was built to be driven regularly and raced. Brandy Morrow from Spectre's marketing department wheels it at Goodguys and other autocrosses nearly every weekend, and Amir plans on taking it on the '11 HOT ROD Power Tour® and racing it at his own Spectre 341 Hillclimb event immediately after. He even let a ham-fisted magazine guy drive it in anger at Willow Springs.
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I got the chance to wheel the Carbon Camaro around the Streets of Willow road course in Willow Springs, California, and it was a blast. Immediately apparent was the insane amount of grip this thing has. It sticks so hard the car needs at least another 200 hp; you have to try really hard or do something really stupid to get the tires to break loose, and I was pushing the gas pedal through the firewall, crying for more power on every corner exit and straightaway. At this point, you have to build momentum when driving it, which is not usually the fun way to go fast. The combination of the Hotchkis parts and all that rubber give this thing the potential to be a road course hero, and surely an autocross winner, too. The Spartan interior is surprisingly comfortable and rattle free (difficult to achieve with all that bare sheetmetal), and there is no stereo or other gizmos to get in the way of going fast. It's all business, and we dig that. Amir has already offered to stick me back in the car when horsepower knob gets cranked up, and I can't wait.
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The uncluttered interior has MOMO sport seats and steering wheel, custom Daytona weave carpet, a Techno Cloth tunnel by Campbell Auto Restoration, and Crow Enterprizes belts. The door panels and door handles/armrests are in Spectre's catalog.The team at Campbell found some reproduction IROC flares from a Canadian company but didn't like the way they looked or the fact that they required radically opening up the stock sheetmetal, so they built their own using foam and plastic filler, then made a mold to make the flares in fiberglass. They were bonded to the steel fenders with a special metal-fiberglass adhesive.


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Hi, I would like to reconfigure the whole AS/AV system for another domain name, in our ZCS 8 installation.
This is not related to the AS/AV mailbox recreation, but installing/moving it.
I do know how to assign the mailboxes for AS, not for AV. Also those where marked as 'system' and not as normal ones, and I would like them to be system again, if possible.
The domain where it was installed was deleted, since it was used only for the migration process from an GW to ZCS.
I do remember to see a doc where explained how to recreate the 'AS/AV for the first MTA, but I cannot find it anymore, and I'm on several ours on Google trying to find it again.
For now the services are disabled, so no harm is done, but I would like to reactivate it again.
Any help/directions are appreciated.


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« on: October 18, 2012, 12:25 AM »
BTW, not sure if it's been mentioned anywhere, but Andy was spotted on the plane to Edinburgh yesterday morning, then back again early afternoon. No idea why he was there for such a short trip. Perhaps something to do with the academy.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 12:58 AM »
Quote from: *Sparkle* on October 18, 2012, 12:17 AM
If Andy's already in Miami, then playing a maximum of two matches in an exho is not going to be demanding at all. No extra flights, or dealing with jet-lag, or getting used to a strange hotel bed.
You could argue it might interfere with the off-season training schedule, but I can't see it being that hard to rearrange. He wouldn't want to be doing any massive endurance testing runs the day before, but he could have a complete week off, then a week of gentle training, and a few days slightly more serious, then use the exho for a bit of hitting practice!
Andy also has the advantage of getting to spend the tour finals week in his own home. Poor Del Potro has a much longer commute! I think he's doing an exho in Argentina, in November, which seems very sensible. But I also read Federer is meant to be doing exhos in South America (can't recall where or when), which is bonkers if it's true.
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Yes Federer is touring S America in December playing several exhos, although unfortunately I can no longer find the exact info on his website. Oh well if he wants to tire himself before the start of next season that's his problem.
Quote from: *Sparkle* on October 18, 2012, 12:25 AM
BTW, not sure if it's been mentioned anywhere, but Andy was spotted on the plane to Edinburgh yesterday morning, then back again early afternoon. No idea why he was there for such a short trip. Perhaps something to do with the academy.
That's interesting. At least it shows he must have got over whatever it was that was ailing him in Shanghai, which is good. Also it sounds like it could have been for a meeting with Alex Salmond or one of the MSPs to discuss the proposed academy, or maybe it was for the reception that Salmond was planning for what he calls the Scolympians, although I've no idea when that was supposed to be.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 05:10 AM »
It's official..
Formal Freedom of City agreement for Andy Murray
Dunblane tennis hero Andy Murray will be granted the Freedom of the City of Stirling after councillors unanimously agreed to serve-up the top civic honour.
A motion to bestow the accolade on the 25-year-old Olympic and US Open champion, who delighted thousands of fans with a homecoming parade through the cathedral city last month in the wake of his successful summer, was passed at a Stirling Council meeting last Thursday.
Bridge of Allan and Dunblane councillor Graham Houston, who submitted the motion that was seconded by fellow SNP elected member Alasdair MacPherson, a representative for the Bannockburn area, described Murray as an "inspiration". And after paying tribute to the sporting star's passion and to the esteem in which Murray is held locally, Councillor Houston declared: "Andy Murray's success is reminiscent of the adage that dreams come true for those who work while they dream.
"He is a clear example of what you can achieve when you're determined to succeed.
"Andy has been tremendous for the country, the first British man to win a tennis Grand Slam since 1936, and is a great example to our youth."
Councillor MacPherson said that he was proud to second the motion and went on to highlight the impact Murray's success has had on the region's youngsters – giving the example of children in Cowie, whom he said were keen to see a tennis court built in the village.
Provost Mike Robbins, a Labour representative for the Bridge of Allan and Dunblane ward, said a special council meeting will be convened with the tennis ace present to formally make Murray a Freeman of the City of Stirling. It will take place "at a date and a time suitable to Andy and his team", according to the Provost.
He added: "There's already been national and international interest. This is going to be a huge event."
Following the meeting, Provost Robbins said: "I am delighted that we're all united in our desire to see Andy granted Freedom of the City of Stirling.
"I know that the whole of Stirling wishes him the very best for success at the ATP Masters Final in London in November.
"Whatever the end of the year brings, he's already done more than enough to be our modern-day local legend. And what could round off his and our year better than another chance to welcome our hero home to Dunblane and Stirling for this honour?
"Andy is living proof that with hard work, dedication and determination dreams can come true."
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« on: October 18, 2012, 07:37 AM »
Great. Now Andy is free to roam Dunblane at will with Maggie, Rusty and any sheep
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« on: October 18, 2012, 09:11 AM »
Quote from: flowerpower on October 17, 2012, 02:20 PM
The psychologist from Andy has spoken with Lendl too...
I can only think that now Andy has spoken publically about using a sports psychologist she has been sanctioned to speak to the media. After all what she is saying presents Andy in such a positive light. I love what she is saying about helping him to refind his zest for the game and of course about his personality. This is a very different situation to the guy who spoke out of turn a while ago [was it after that AO finall loss?] boasting that he'd helped Andy in the past. May their relationship continue as I'm sure it's really helpful for Andy.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 10:18 AM »
Ivan's given his first proper interview since the USO!
Andy Murray can make big progress in the next few months, says coach Ivan Lendl
Ivan Lendl, in his first in-depth interview since Andy Murray's US Open success, tells Chris Jones why 2013 will be even better
Ivan Lendl was a picture of serenity amid the mayhem that surrounded Andy Murray's historic US Open triumph.
The crowd was going berserk and the rest of Murray's support team headed by girlfriend Kim Sears could not contain their excitement but at the end of the player's box sat Lendl, chin on his hand, gazing impassively out onto the court as Novak Djokovic was beaten after nearly five hours.
Throughout a stellar career that brought him eight Grand Slam titles and a remarkable 270 weeks as No1, Lendl was seen as a cold character.
Is he adopting the same persona now that he is Murray's coach? The answer revolves around his own family, made up of five daughters, who have all created their own sporting lives with three playing golf for leading American colleges — a sport that has become Lendl's passion since quitting the Tour.
"I am pretty much as calm as I appear," says the 52-year-old scratch golfer. "I was asked that question by a couple of tennis coaches at my Academy and I told them it is a lot easier watching Andy play tennis in a US Open Final than watching your own children playing golf at a fairly high level.
"I consider Andy part of our family, having spent so much time with him but it really is much more difficult watching your own children, when you know they are not as skilled at their sport yet. Andy is very skilled at what he does and I know he is going to do the right thing and perform well, so I don't have to worry so much."
Lendl agreed to become Murray's coach last December and with their anniversary still some weeks away, the tangible results are there for everyone to see. Murray is an Olympic singles gold medallist (he also took silver in the mixed doubles in London) and the US Open champion, having last month ended Britain's 76‑year wait for a men's Grand Slam winner.
Like Lendl it came after suffering four defeats in major finals.
It would be easy to assume the arrival of Lendl was the sole reason for Murray's elevation to the elite of the sport but his coach is quick to deflect praise.
"It is very flattering that people say I've helped Andy to win a first Grand Slam but all the credit goes to him," he says. "He is the one who has done the work and won the matches. Would he have won the titles this year if I wasn't there? Maybe, maybe not or he could have won even more. We will never know, however, if I have played any small part in achieving the gold medal and the US Open title then I'm very happy for him."
Lendl is polite, enthusiastic, passionate about competition and speaks — at times — in a staccato manner because he doesn't waste words. "You show me a good loser and I will show you a loser," was a response that neatly sums up his sporting mantra.
However, like Murray, the public perception is different to the truth and laughter is very much a feature of their relationship. Lendl has clear ideas of what it takes to be a champion and he dispels the idea that Murray benefits from a God-given talent.
"Nothing is God given — it's all about hard work," he says. "Andy has worked really hard to have good hands around the net and to hit the shots he does.
"Way before my time with Andy, he was hitting tennis balls with his mum on court and that is the same for guys like John McEnroe and Roger Federer. They hit lots at home before ever coming onto the Tour.
"That is why I say that nothing is God given and we should take that out of equation. I am trying to erase it because it's about the work you put in.
"I don't see why Andy should not have another big year in 2013. I've never been a fan of how many weeks someone is at No1. I'm more interested in winning majors because then No1 comes as a bi-product and it shows consistency. Being No1 was an honour and I take my hat off to Roger for doing 300 weeks at the top.
"It's a good call by Andy to aim to become No1 in the world and he understands that it's not only about playing well in the majors, it also takes consistency throughout the year to achieve that. I don't see any reason why Andy won't win many more Grand Slam titles."
Lendl is coming back to London with old sparring partner McEnroe for the Winter Whites Gala at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday December 8. That day, during the Statoil Masters Tennis tournament, the famous venue will be transformed into a Winter Wonderland on behalf of Centrepoint, Prince William's Patron Charity, which helps homeless young people.
He will also be at the O2 alongside Murray for the Barclays World Tour Finals in November and will then oversee the first sustained period of training with the world No3 in America.
Lendl says: "I am really looking forward to working with Andy in America because I haven't had a chance to work with him for an extended period of time. We had around 10 days together after the Australian Open and before he played Dubai and that was more about preparing for the tournament.
"The work we do leading into the Australian Open will be very important because we can make really big progress. We are talking about doing specific work on the court which will then help in all areas of his game. In terms of 2013, I still have to discuss the schedule and when I will be with him on the Tour.
"I was convinced from the beginning Andy would win a Grand Slam because I could see how good a player he was. Andy learned very quickly from a couple of losses; against Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open and then against Roger Federer in the Wimbledon Final and became an even better player.
"I don't compare winning the US Open as a player and being there when Andy did it as a coach. My playing days were so long ago and there has been another big chapter in my life in between those tennis moments. Coming back after helping my daughters with their golf and driving them around to events was a big, enjoyable chapter in my life.
"I have gone from tennis player, then a family man and father to helping Andy achieve his goals. It was a fantastic evening in New York and I could not have been happier for him."
The Albert Hall will see Lendl back on court in London after a 19-year absence. He might not be up to regular tennis on the seniors circuit but for one week, having been prepared by Murray, he is confident he can still play to a high level.
"I am not a fan of playing back-to-back events because it's a little too much for my body," he says. "I can tell you that having faced Andy's ground strokes in practise, there are not too many on the senior's tour hitting it like that."
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« on: October 18, 2012, 10:27 AM »
Thanks for posting Ivan's interview Dani.
I love how he's always so positive about Andy and really believes in him. Must be great to have someone like that as a coach.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 10:44 AM »
Thanks Dani, a very good read.
I love Lendl, but sometimes get a bit annoyed by commentators etc who seem to give him so much of the credit for Andy's great year - so I liked this bit:
"It is very flattering that people say I've helped Andy to win a first Grand Slam but all the credit goes to him," he says. "He is the one who has done the work and won the matches. Would he have won the titles this year if I wasn't there? Maybe, maybe not or he could have won even more. We will never know, however, if I have played any small part in achieving the gold medal and the US Open title then I'm very happy for him."
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« on: October 18, 2012, 11:18 AM »
Great interview, thanks Dani. It hadn't struck me before that this will be the first extended training block they'll have had together - what an exciting prospect for the possible results eh. Also like the bit about him thinking of Andy as part of his family now - underlines how well they get along.
How funny if helping Andy helps Lendl win the seniors event in London - I wonder whether he and Johnnie Mac will carry on where they left off.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 12:48 PM »
Seriously, how is Federer up for the sportsmanship award yet again after last week's fiasco?
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« on: October 18, 2012, 12:59 PM »
Quote from: TheMadHatter on October 18, 2012, 12:48 PM
Seriously, how is Federer up for the sportsmanship award yet again after last week's fiasco?
Fedfans are blinkered, Fed has always conducted himself like that when things were not going his way. The name Frauderer suits him.
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Quote from: TheMadHatter on October 18, 2012, 12:48 PM
Seriously, how is Federer up for the sportsmanship award yet again after last week's fiasco?
You cannot be serious? If fed gets the sportsmanship award again, satire is dead to quote I forget who just now. Was it Tom Lehrer? Still pseudofed should have a field day
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Quote from: Ruthie on October 18, 2012, 03:28 PM
You cannot be serious? If fed gets the sportsmanship award again, satire is dead to quote I forget who just now. Was it Tom Lehrer? Still pseudofed should have a field day
He's up against Cilic, Del Potro and Ferrer.
"The player who, throughout the year, conducted himself at the highest level of professionalism and integrity, who competed with his fellow players with the utmost spirit of fairness and who promoted the game through his off-court activities."
Hopefully the little Spaniard gets it.
Personally I think Djokovic is the most sporting playing on tour (in spite of his antics against Murray), as he will always give an honest opinion on a call and will let the umpire know if he's incorrectly given the point. Yet for some reason he's never even nominated.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 04:10 PM »
I have been seeing this sort of comment left on news articles on the web about Andy more frequently nowadays
I guess all the "Murray will never win a major" idiots who infested this board have gone quiet.....
I love it, they do seem to have gone into hiding since then, i was half expecting the haters to start on the ATP site but apart from a couple of morons, the concesus these days is that Andy is playing great and even Nole fans are conceding that their favourite was really fortunate to win in Shanghai.
One thing that does concern me though, is if Andy's popularity soars too much, i kind of like the support he gets now, it's respectful but not over the top like Federer's i feel andy would much prefer to have the spotlight on others rather than himself, although if he does become number 1 next year, i don't think he will have much choice.
I wonder if his post US open press day where he was doing interviews and photo shoots made him think that in small doses it's not so bad to be in the limelight.
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« on: October 18, 2012, 04:20 PM »
I wonder if his post US open press day where he was doing interviews and photo shoots made him think that in small doses it's not so bad to be in the limelight.
I think that day, was quite important in getting through to him that he really had done it. He did seem to have quite a lot of trouble actually believing it. I really loved the daft look on his face, and his complete cooperation with all the requests to stand in particular ways, and hold the trophy up or down. I imagine the shy bit of him was hating it, but a large bit of him was savouring ever second. Personally I think he is going to have to get used to it - if he insists on winning things like Gold Medals and GS's. he's got nobody to blame but himself...!!!
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1967 Chevy Camaro - Langenfelter EngineeringWritten by on October 23, 2009 Contributors: Robert McGaffin There's A New Hot-Shot Car Builder In Town Who's Picking Up Where Mr. Lingenfelter Left Off.
His name is Lang Paciulli, but his buddies call him Langenfelter. Obviously, the clever nickname is inspired by the late John Lingenfelter, a man legendary for his wickedly fast yet docile street cars. The real question is, however, whether Lang's handle is merely a cheap rip-off spawned from a lack of creativity, or a genuine tribute to the modern automotive icon based on peerless car-building talents. Granted, Lang's got a long way to go until his resumè can stack up against the prolific accomplishments of his namesake, but he's certainly jumping onto the big stage in a rather flamboyant fashion. The '67 Camaro presented here packs a twin-turbo 385ci small-block that belches out 1,174 hp and 1,000 lb-ft at just 10 psi of boost. Surprisingly, that's not the impressive part. Neither is the fact that the car gets the job done on 91-octane gas and rips the quarter-mile in 9.40 seconds at 150 mph on drag radials and a primitive leaf-spring rear suspension. What we dig the most is that this could very well be the most streetable 1,000-plus horsepower street machine in existence.
Sure that's a pretty bold claim, but this is one pretty bold Camaro. Not only does it get to the track without the assistance of a trailer, it makes 300-mile road trips to car shows and occasional commutes into the office without a hiccup. Packed with a full interior, 25.5-spec cage, a thumpin' stereo, a fire system, and a massive 26-gallon fuel tank, the car weighs nearly 3,500 pounds. Nonetheless, what the specs can't tell you is how the headers don't scrape on anything, and how the proper exhaust system-routed all the way to the bumper instead of dumping before the rear axle-preserves your hearing. "I don't see the point of spending all your time and money building a car if you can't drive it on the street," car owner Ernie Gonzales opines. "Our goal with this car is to run 8s while still retaining streetability. It's not there quite yet, but it will be eventually with some more tuning."
Not surprisingly, Ernie never intended to build such an outrageous combo. Like many over-the-top creations, it's the product of years and years of hot rodding passion repressed by paternal obligations. He got his first taste of speed as a 6-year-old kid riding shotgun in his dad's big-block '67 Caprice. "We lined up against a 440-powered Challenger at the dragstrip, and it was neck to neck all the way down the track. I've been hooked ever since," Ernie says. He rolled through high school in a '74 Nova until selling it in order to pick up a '69 Camaro. Unfortunately, from there it was all downhill. "Not long after I bought that Camaro, I met my wife, lost my senses, and thought that I didn't need fast cars anymore. I sold it for $2,500, and have regretted it ever since. It took a long time until I was in a position to buy another project car, but I never lost the craving to go fast."
That time came three years ago when Ernie picked up an immaculate '67 Camaro for $14,000 that required no bodywork whatsoever. His original plan was to hook up a nitrous system, cage it, and go run 10s. While searching for a qualified chassis builder, Ernie met Lang Paciulli of LP Racing in Upland, California. Initially, the two didn't quite know what to make of each other. "Lang's only 23, so I had my doubts about putting my hopes and dreams into the hands of someone so young," explains Ernie. Likewise, when Ernie said he wanted to build an 8-second street car that he could drive to and from the track in 100-degree heat, Lang didn't think his potential customer was serious. "People ask me stuff like that all the time, so I didn't believe he'd actually go through with what was necessary to build a car like that," Lang admits. Despite their reservations, the two developed mutual respect for one another once the discussion turned to turbos. "When I mentioned running twin turbos to Lang, he suddenly got much more interested in the project. He said, 'You can make a ton of power with turbos and a relatively small cam,' so I was sold on the idea and the plan was set," Ernie says.
To build a bottom end capable of enduring nearly 1,200 hp, the duo spec'd out a 385ci small-block equipped with a Dart block, Arias 8.5:1 pistons, and a Lunati forged crank and billet rods. Up top is a set of ported RHS 220cc heads matched with a World Products Motown single-plane intake manifold. A COMP 262/272-at-0.050 solid roller cam actuates the valves, and while Ernie concedes that it's a tad on the large side, he says that it's still plenty driveable. With the motor complete and mocked into position, Lang got to work on the custom turbo setup. The twin Turbonetics 76mm huffers hang off a set of custom headers and direct compressed air into a pair of air-to-air intercoolers mounted behind the front bumper area. From there, the discharge from each intercooler merges into a single Y-pipe that feeds a carb hat bolted to a C&S-tuned Holley 800cfm carb.
The end result is 1,174 hp on 91 octane that squashes the original goal of 1,000 hp on race gas. The capacity of the intercoolers is maxed out in the current configuration, but Lang estimates that 1,600 hp is entirely feasible with more efficient cores and race gas. As for the method of fuel delivery, he reports that the carb is surprisingly easy to tune. "A fuel injection system might make a little more power, but the blow-through arrangement works very well," Lang explains. "The jets now function as the midrange circuit instead of the WOT circuit, and the power valve is now used as the WOT circuit. The tricky part is getting the turbos to spool up at the track, because if the tune is off, the motor will backfire, pop, and won't generate any boost. Since we're running a Turbo 400, unlike a stick car, we add lots of timing off idle-up to 40 degrees-to get the exhaust really hot. That helps spool up the turbos, and then we progressively remove timing as the car progresses down the track."
To get that much power to hook, you'd expect a fancy suspension setup, but that isn't the case. Planting the power to the pavement is a rudimentary leaf-spring arrangement out back, enhanced with Calvert Racing traction bars. Up front are TR2 control arms and CPP drop spindles, and QA1 shocks dampen each corner. The humongous 315/60R15 Mickey Thompson drag radials add tremendously to the grip factor, and the Camaro's 1.43-second 60-foot times are impressive. "This car is unbelievably predictable and boring to drive down the track. All we did was corner weight the car, preload the trac bars, and put an initial setting on the shocks," Lang explains. "The car shakes the tires about a second into a pass, which means it could definitely handle more power coming out of the hole. Another 400 hp should fix that problem right up."
Ernie competes in the Pacific Street Car Association's Xtreme Drag Radial class, where the Camaro has run a best of 9.40 at 150 mph. Ernie thinks the car will run 9.10s in better air, and 8.90s once the car is completely dialed in. Moreover, with larger intercoolers and race gas in the tank, Ernie hopes to run 7.90s. "There's always going to be someone who builds a car that's better and faster, but my goal is to have the fastest leaf-spring car that runs on drag radials. We have a ways to go, but we're going to get there," Ernie says. "First and foremost, however, the Camaro will remain a street car. It might sound like a stretch, but I love when people say that something can't be done, and then going out and proving them wrong." Considering this Camaro was transformed from a bone-stock original to its current beastly form in just six short months, don't be surprised if Ernie and Lang stick it to the cynics once again.
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|Ernie Gonzales • Rancho Cucamonga, CA
|Total cost to build: $70,000
|Chevy 385 small-block
|Dart Little M, bored to 4.040 inches
|Melling oil pump, Milodon pan
|Rotating assembly:
|Lunati 3.750-inch
|forged crank and billet steel rods,
|forged 8.5:1 Arias pistons
|Cylinder heads:
|ported RHS 220cc
|aluminum castings with 2.08/1.60-inch
|Manley valves and 64cc chambers
|COMP Cams 262/272-at-0.050
|solid roller, 0.672/0.672-inch lift,
|114-degree LSA
|Jesel 1.7:1 shaft-mount rockers
|and beltdrive; Manley springs,
|titanium retainers, and pushrods
|World Products Motown intake manifold,
|C&S 4150-style 800cfm carb,
|Extreme Velocity blow-through carb hat
|custom 1¾-inch turbo headers,
|downpipes, and dual 3-inch
|Spin Tech mufflers
|Power adder:
|twin Turbonetics T-76 turbochargers
|and wastegates; dual TiAL blow-off valves
|and custom air-to-air intercoolers
|Fuel system:
|Aeromotive pump,
|filters, and regulator
|MSD Digital 7 box, billet distributor,
|HVC 2 coil and plug wires
|Be Cool radiator,
|CSR electric pump, Derale fan
|1,174 hp at 7,200 rpm
|and 998 lb-ft at 4,000 rpm
|Built by:
|Lonny Patrick
|GM TH400 auto with trans brake,
|Neil Chance 3,400-stall converter,
|PPP air shifter
|Rear axle:
|Chassisworks fabricated 9-inch
|rearend housing with 35-spline axles,
|spool and 4.10:1 gears
|Front suspension:
|TR2 tubular control arms,
|QA1 coilovers, CPP drop spindles
|Rear suspension:
|Calvert Racing leaf springs
|and traction bars; QA1 shocks
|Aerospace Engineering
|four-piston discs front and rear
|Billet Specialties Street Lite
|15x4, front; 15x10, rear
|Mickey Thompson
|28x7.5x15 Sportsman, front;
|315/60R15 ET Street Radials, rear
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The interior is a peculiar mix of mandatory safety equipment and modern conveniences. The 25.5 cage, Kirkey aluminum seats, Crow five-point harnesses, window net, fire suppression system, SFI cage padding, and parachute handle keep the driver protected. The Covans instrument panel, Auto Meter C2 gauges, iPod receiver, and Flaming River steering wheel lend the appearance of a true street car.An experienced chassis builder and Outlaw 10.5 racer, Lang laid out the engine bay with ease of serviceability in mind. The engine, motor plate, turbos, and radiator all come out as one piece. The three custom catch cans on the passenger side of the firewall are for the coolant, trans fluid, and engine breathers.Keeping a close eye on the vitals is an Auto Meter data logger. The MSD box is completely programmable with timing, boost control, and rpm override functions.
The Siamesed design of the small-block Chevy's heads means that the two center exhaust ports get extremely hot in a turbo application. To combat this, Lang runs an external coolant line directly to them (seen under the headers).
The trunk is a busy place. The large 22-gallon fuel tank extends into the back seat area, and the sway bar is hidden beneath it. The upper shock mounts protrude into the trunk area, and the CO2 tanks operate the air shifter, parachute, and boost controllers. Plans call for adding a second parallel fuel pump once the boost is cranked up.While many '67-68 Camaro owners pull their front bumpers simply for looks, on Ernie's car, it helps feed the intercoolers.