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Honda HRR Lawnmower - General Overview
A core mission at American Honda Motor Co., Inc., is to exceed the expectations of its customers - integrating new and innovative design features to continuously improve its products. And the Honda Power Equipment lawnmower line is no exception.
With the introduction of the all-new HRR Series lawnmowers, Honda answers a fundamental question posed by lawn care enthusiasts everywhere: is there an affordable, exceptionally easy-to-use lawnmower that delivers high performance?
New for 2006 are two all-new HRR Series lawnmowers, the HRR216K3TDA and the HRR216K3VXA, both of which incorporate innovative design features focusing on ergonomics/ease-of-use and superior technology as well as a fresh new look. Replacing the existing HRR216K2SDA/TDA and HRZ216TDA mowers, the new HRR models are affordably priced.
The innovative and affordable Honda HRR is a durable, low maintenance, high quality lawnmower that offers consumers. Key features (VXA model only) include:
- an infinitely easier lawn mowing experience through several key design features including the new SMART Drive(TM) System, Honda RotoStop(R), ErgoActive(TM) easy folding handlebars, a single rear height adjuster, larger wheels, a higher cut height, and increased bag size. The result is virtually effortless operation, speed control and better maneuverability - all at an affordable price point;
- 2-in-1 (mulch and bag/no tools required) with 4-in-1 versatility through the exclusive Honda twin-blade QuadraCut System(TM), a standard rear large capacity bag, an optional rear-mount side discharge chute and an optional leaf shredder;
- an exceptionally reliable start and quiet operation through the fuel-efficient GCV160 OHC/OHV 4-stroke engine.
HRR at a Glance
Honda Exclusives
- SMART Drive(TM) Variable Speed Transmission (allows the operator to easily control the mower speed - up to 3.8 mph - when resting hands on handlebars) (VXA model only)
- Roto-Stop(R) Blade Brake Clutch (allows the operator to start and stop the blade with the engine running) (VXA model only)
- EZ Grip ErgoActive(TM) Handle and quick release folding handlebars for safety, convenience and comfort
- Twin Blade Honda QuadraCut(TM) System (twin blades, offset for an improved cut performance, and four cutting surfaces to produce finer clippings - for superior mulching or efficient bagging)
- Single Rear Height Adjuster (spring loaded mechanism for easy adjustment of cutting heights) (VXA model only)
- Two-year extended warranty (one additional year with product registration within 30 days of purchase - for a total of three years coverage)
- Honda Brand Value with Honda engineered components
Cutting Heights
- Single Rear Height Adjuster allows the operator to easily adjust - without straining - the mowing height of the rear wheels. This is especially useful because the bulk of the unit's weight rests on the back wheels. (VXA model)
- Seven cutting height positions, ranging from .75 - 4.0 inches (VXA model); six cutting height positions, ranging from .75 to 3.25 inches. (TDA model)
- 9" rear ball bearing wheels (VXA model) and 8" rear ball bearing wheels (TDA model)
- Smoother ride on rough ground
- The Honda HRR lawnmower Series features an advanced 4-cycle engine, the Honda GCV160, which provides a quiet, low-emission and reliable power source to drive both the cutting blade and the drive wheels.
- 21" oyster pearl heavy-duty steel mowing deck
Handlebar Configuration
- Comfortable foam handlebar and Easy Fold quick release handle allow for simple set up - unfolding handlebars, twisting and then clicking knobs into place. (VXA model only)
- Handlebars can be folded over completely for storage or to two different height positions for operator comfort; there are no knobs or bolts to tighten or loosen.
- Easy-off rear grassbag with wide mouth; 2.4 bushel capacity allows the operator to mow longer before emptying the bag.
|SMART Drive(TM)
|Developed with an ergonomic design, this unique, variable speed transmission allows the user to easily control the speed of the mower when resting his/her hands on the handlebars.
|Honda's DuaLube(TM) Systems achieves full engine lubrication by combining governor slinger paddles and an oil-bearing timing belt.
|ErgoActive(TM) Handle
|Honda's handles are designed for user safety and convenience, offering easy-to-access controls that make the mower comfortable to use.
|Four Stroke Engine Technology
Four-Stroke refers to the four strokes of movement by the piston inside the engine (intake, compression, power, exhaust).
|Engine featured on the HRR. This four-stroke engine features an internal timing belt that results in quieter overall operation. An overhead cam layout, along with lightweight and durable uniblock construction, creates a lighter and more compact package than anything else in the class, delivering excellent power to weight ratio. This easy start engine delivers 5.5 hp.
|Leaf Shredder
|This attachment makes easy work of Spring and Fall cleanup by chopping up the leaves during mowing; it means less emptying of the grass bag for fall clean-up.
|The twin-blade Honda QuadraCut System(TM) uses four cutting surfaces to cut grass into tiny pieces that quickly decompose and add nutrients to a lawn. This special design is offered only by Honda. The QuadraCut System also provides for superior bagging: finer clippings take up less volume, so the bag fills up less often.
|Rear Discharge
|Rear Discharge lawnmowers channel the clippings to the bag in the rear of the mower deck.
|There is no need to restart the engine every time the operator steps away from the mower. This feature allows the operator to easily disengage the blade while keeping the engine running. The user can empty the bag, move debris or toys out of the way or drive over sidewalks without having to stop, and then restart, the engine.


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Disaster | Thanks to a tornado ripping through the Union University campus, student-athlete David Wilson now has a story to tell
"Storm of faith" Continued...
David Wilson has never been the type to ask God, "Why?"
But that hasn't kept God from answering him. When a vicious tornado ripped through the Union University campus in Jackson, Tenn., a year ago last month (see "Like a war zone" and "Begin again"), Wilson, 20, was the most seriously injured.
He has only recently begun to walk again-both literally and with a new depth of faith. "I'm a lot closer to the Lord than I was before," said Wilson, who suffered "compartment syndrome," a potentially fatal accumulation of fluid pressure, in both legs, followed by kidney failure. "I've learned that we can't always control what happens in life, but we can control the choices we make to influence what happens."
The twister, which struck on Feb. 5, 2008, severely damaged six nonresidential campus buildings and completely destroyed 70 percent of the dorms at the Southern Baptist-affiliated liberal arts school. Off campus, the storm chewed through 35 miles of Madison County, ripping entire forests out by the roots and leaving bare ground behind. In the town of Jackson, the tornado caused $100 million in damage, including $40 million at Union.
One year later, the university has repaired its academic buildings and completed construction of 14 new dormitories. On the lower level of the new residence buildings, specially designed bathrooms also serve as storm shelters. A new student commons building is now under construction and could be ready by fall.
When the storm hit, Wilson and six other male students had taken shelter in what was the Watters Commons building. "We knew it was coming and didn't really think anything of it," said Wilson, who at the time was a 19-year-old freshman on a soccer scholarship. "It was one of those 'it can't really happen to me' things."
But it did happen. The F-4 tornado (just one category below the most severe F-5 storms) and its winds of 170 miles per hour tore into the Commons building with a direct hit.
"I remember the wall behind my buddy collapsing," Wilson told me last week in a telephone interview from the Union campus. "Lights started flickering and we all bent down and did that elementary school cover-your-head thing. After that, the tornado itself was gone, but we knew we were stuck. It turned out there was 25 feet of building on top of us."
Wilson, still kneeling, was buried with his knees pinned to his chest, completely immobilized under a precarious tumble of walls that lay balanced one atop the other like pick-up sticks. While another of the trapped students called 911 on his cell phone to let rescuers know their location, Wilson managed to use his own phone to call his dad.
"I called and told him we were trapped in the bathroom of the Commons. But then my phone went out," Wilson said.
The tornado had transformed the bathroom into a dark, dusty tomb that smelled of freshly cracked concrete and plaster. "I could touch two of the other guys from where I was," he remembered. "When we talked to each other, it sounded like we were 30 feet away because there was so much rubble in between us."
Very quickly, because of his awkward position, Wilson lost blood flow to both his legs. His body responded by "compartmentalizing" his legs, rushing fluid there in an attempt to heal them. But rescuers would not reach Wilson and his companions for more than four hours. During that time, the fluid build-up spiked so high that it overloaded his kidneys ability to process it. Meanwhile, with his thighs against his chest and his knees pinned near his mouth, Wilson's lung capacity was slowly ebbing away.
"I knew from the beginning that eventually I would have trouble breathing because of the position I was in," he said. "I tried to talk as little as possible."
Wilson said the rest of the group prayed a lot and also sang spiritual songs. Some quoted Scripture. About every 10 or 15 minutes, each man would call out to let the others know he was still holding on. As long minutes ticked past in the dark, Wilson remembers that he thought about how badly he wanted to be rescued. But at some point, he just "had to leave it up to faith and say I'm either coming out of here and going home or going home to heaven."
From the beginning, those trapped could hear rescuers tapping away far above. "When they got close enough, we could smell the gas fumes from the chain saws," said Wilson. "That gave us second life. I thought, 'They're almost here, we're going to make it!'"
Gradually, as firefighters and other rescuers lifted away walls and debris, light filtered down into the bathroom. But just as it seemed their final rescue was imminent, a firefighter's radio crackled with news that another tornado was bearing down on the area. A dispatcher instructed firefighters to cover the Commons rescue site with a tarp and return after this new storm had passed.
"But none of the firefighters left," Wilson said. "Which is a good thing, because I probably would've died."
As it was, firefighters continued using inflatable devices to lift the tangle of walls off Wilson's back, freeing him for transport to the hospital. The next day, doctors told Wilson and his family that the swelling in his legs had caused kidney failure. Also, fluid pressure was systematically damaging his nerves. They recommended a series of "fasciotomies," long incisions in the skin that would, like cuts in a sausage casing, allow the legs to expand, relieving pressure on the nerves.
That day, surgeons made eight incisions, from ankle to knee and from knee to crotch on both sides of each leg. After that, it was a waiting game to see when his kidneys would reengage. Wilson was on dialysis for five weeks, then in the hospital for a total of two months. He had to use crutches to walk until October 2008. Today he wears a brace on his right leg because of lingering nerve damage.
In 2007, David Wilson entered Union as a student-athlete. Now he is simply a student. But the change, he reflected, created for him a choice: "I can lay around and complain about not playing soccer anymore, or I can get up and live life, even though it's a little bit different."
Asked why he thought God would choose to send his life down a different path, Wilson immediately answered with the story of a soccer teammate from Canada who, in the storm's wake, committed his life to Christ: "About two weeks after the tornado, he said to me, 'I've been watching you since you got to Union, and I've been watching your family since last week. I've fought Christianity for a long time. But after watching you guys, I know now that it's true.'"
Before the storm, Wilson said, "I never really had a great, powerful conversion experience. I was saved at age 7 and always brought up in church. Sometimes I found it hard to witness to people. Now I just tell this story, and everybody immediately tunes in and listens. At the end, I witness to them. I'm not in control of whether or not people accept Christ, but I can plant seeds. That's all we can do."


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In the Washington area, the average price is a bit lower at $3.52 for regular. Prices are down a nickel in the past week. In the past month, prices are down 22 cents.
There could soon be some relief for those gas line in the New York area. The federal government is buying gasoline to help get more fuel to New York and New Jersey gas stations. The White House has ordered the purchase of 12 million gallons of unleaded fuel and up to 10 million gallons of diesel to get it to the region quicker.
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Offensively, sophomore Christina Daniels led the Cats with 11 points, followed closely by senior Chelsea Sowle with 10 points. Sophomore Morgan Messersmith had two points, and junior Paige Aylward had one point. Leading the team with assists were senior Katelyn Melton (three), junior Sara Hubbard (one), and sophomore Hayley Storm (one). Leading the team with offensive rebounds were Daniels (four), Messersmith (three), Sowle (two), Melton (one), and junior Alexandria Lundvall (one). Defensively, Sowle led the team with four rebounds and three steals, followed by Hubbard with three rebounds and two steals. Aylward had two rebounds and one steal, Daniels and Hubbard each had two rebounds, Lundvall had one steal, and Messersmith had one rebound.Wallace vs Arthur Co. Thursday, the Wildcats played host to Arthur County. The Lady Cats were out to avenge Tuesday night's loss, and their aggressive play dominated the first half. At the end of the first quarter, Wallace led 11 to four. The Lady Cats continued to play with energy and determination. Arthur County tried to come back, but the cats refused to let up. The Wildcats headed into the locker room at the half leading 27 to 13. After half, Arthur County was ready to regain control of the game, but the Lady Cats kept building on their momentum. The Cats outscored the Wolves by five, and strengthening their lead. The third quarter ended 40 to 21. The Lady Cats continued to battle in the fourth quarter, and the lead allowed Coach Messersmith to give some of his younger players some valuable court time. Arthur tried to mount a comeback, but they just ran out of time. The Wildcats won the game 54 to 41. When asked about the game, Coach Messersmith said, "I was very proud of the effort." He added, "We played most of the game at the intensity level we needed to, and we are still improving every game. We will just continue to work on the details." Offensively, Daniels led the Cats with 17 points, followed by Sowle with 12 points. Hubbard had nine points, Melton had eight points, senior Anna Griffiths and Lundvall each had three points, and sophomore Mickayla Sheets and freshman Sarah Banks each had one point. Leading the team with offensive rebounds were Griffiths (two), Sowle (one), Melton (one), Hubbard (one), and Lundvall (one). Leading the team with assists were Griffiths (three), Melton (two), Daniels (two), Sowle (one), Lundvall (one), and Storm (one). Defensively, Sowle led the Cats with four rebounds, three blocks, and one steal, followed by Hubbard with three rebounds and two steals, and Daniels with two rebounds and three steals. Melton had four rebounds, Griffiths had two steals, and Aylward, Lundvall, Storm, Sheets, and Banks each had one rebound.RPACWallace vs Hitchcock Co. On Saturday, the Lady Cats played Hitchcock County in the first round of RPAC at Wauneta. The Wildcats came out strong against Hitchcock, but both teams were shooting well. The first quarter ended 14 to 19. The Lady Cats battled back, and really started to come together defensively. The Lady Cats outscored the Falcons by six, and the quarter ended with the Wildcats leading 30 to 29. At the start of the second half both teams were determined, and each team matched the other shot for shot. The third quarter ended with the Lady Cats still in the lead 43 to 42. The Cats rallied in the fourth quarter, but plagued by fouls, the Falcons retook the lead, and refused to let go. The game ended 54 to 64. Offensively, Sowle led the Cats with 24 points, followed by Daniels with 13 points. Melton had seven points, Griffiths had five points, Storm had three points, and Aylward had two points. Leading the team with offensive rebounds were Daniels (nine), Melton (four), Sowle (three), Griffiths (two), Hubbard (two), and Storm (one). Leading the team with assists were Daniels (six), Melton (five), Griffiths (three), Lundvall (one), and Aylward (one). Defensively, Sowle led the Cats with five rebounds, followed closely by Griffiths with three rebounds and one steal. Daniels had two rebounds and one steal, Melton and Aylward each had two rebounds, Lundvall and Hubbard each had one rebound and one steal, and Storm had one rebound. When asked about the game, Coach Messersmith said, "We worked extremely hard, but foul trouble in the third quarter had a major impact on the game. Hitchcock County shot the ball from the perimeter as well as any team we have played this season." Because the Lady Cats lost in the first round of conference play, they will play the winner of game four in a second round match in Wallace at 4:15p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 24.


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Like the dress, don't like the pronged neckline.
The model pared things down and looked pretty amazing.
The model did the opposite of pare things down and looked pretty ridiculous.
And again, in Roberto Cavalli. Obviously.
Like the dress, don't like the pronged neckline.
Is lovely in this girly/boyish look.
Those of you who follow our red carpet roundups know that we love a woman in menswear so we thing Liya looked amazing. Also, not a lot of ladies can do a white tuxedo jacket.
Unusual but into it.
Not a fan but we hate fringe. A lot.
While we have a bias against fringe, we have an extreme bias for black/emerald feathers. So we love this Gucci mini. Go figure.
Ugh. Ugh. Ugh. Is she fucking kidding with those shoes?
Too fairy tale for our liking.
A step up from that Prada craft project she wore a few days ago.
Versace breastplate. Not a fan.
It certainly suits her but we're not crazy about it.
Jewelry is nice and we like the neckline. Also, points for that huge smile.
Pretty ravishing.
Opposite of ravishing.
Washes her out something fierce.
We'd consider this dress on anyone else.
However. The MAC counter on her face, the slit, the sideswept hair... all turns it into cheese.
Don't get it.
Yes, it's supposed to be loose and draped in the bust, but it just looks like it doesn't fit her.
Nevermind the bad timing with her expression. Ditch the gigantic necklace and she's a bombshell.
We give it an okay.
Not this time, Poly.
She's still trying?!
Indeed she is. To no avail.
"Did someone say trying?"
Oh god, and her too.
Maybe we have a soft spot for Kylie (we do), but she's kind of owning this.
Smoldering. Like the dress.
Also, pretty boring/straight-forward for her.
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I'm using ES2 in Logic to make basic bass/wobble tracks. Though, whenever I use it, I normally get a slight 'click' or 'pop' before each and every note that is played. Does anyone know how to reduce this..?
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I don't know for ES2 in particular (as I've not used it), but in other synthesizers this can mean that an oscillator waveform is not starting on a zero-crossing when the key is depressed. If this is the case, you have one of two immediate options:
I've generally had good luck using the second method when making bass wobbles for dubstep-style music.
The Envelope affecting something in the router and the env decay is set to very short so the effect (maybe Cutoff) sounds like a click because it just shoots up the cutoff very quickly and brings it back down.
Try bringing the env decay that affects the cutoff up, or lowering the router effect so the cutoff doesn't shoot up really high but maybe only half way.


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Bad breaks sink Marshall
HUNTINGTON - Given two shots to establish Marshall as a Conference USA contender Saturday, quarterback Rakeem Cato and his receivers couldn't connect.
With a pounding ground game, two non-offensive touchdowns and two big fourth-down plays by its secondary, Tulsa escaped with a 45-38 victory over the Thundering Herd before 27,189 on a sun-splashed afternoon at Joan C. Edwards Stadium.
Cato threw for 391 yards and three touchdowns, Aaron Dobson and Antavious Wilson both topped 100 yards receiving and the Herd outgained the Golden Hurricane 572-340, but couldn't force overtime at the end.
"Here at Marshall, we expect to win those games," said MU coach Doc Holliday. "To get where we want to go, we've got to go beat the best team on that side of the league [West Division], and that's probably Tulsa, or Houston or whoever."
Tulsa (5-1, 3-0) gained 250 yards rushing, opting to run it 53 times in 70 plays. But Marshall (2-4, 1-1) may be been hit harder by two non-offensive touchdowns - Dwight Dobbins' 11-yard fumble recovery and Trey Watts' 95-yard kickoff return. The latter play gave the Hurricane a 37-25 lead with 5:04 left in the third quarter.
Not that the Herd didn't bounce back; it did so swiftly and surely. Barely a minute after Watts' return, Cato found Gator Hoskins down the right sideline for a 72-yard TD pass, and then hit Antavious Wilson on a 32-yard strike with 10:59 left to give Marshall a 38-37 lead. The latter score came at the end of a 99-yard drive.
But Tulsa came right back, using a 47-yard pass from Cody Green to Keyarris Garrett, who shook cornerback Keith Baxter and picked up 30-plus yards after the catch. Adding a personal foul for Derrick Thomas' horse-collar tackle, the Hurricane set up at Marshall's 7-yard line.
Green, who went just 9 of 17 for 90 yards, hit Jordan James from the 4 to give the lead back to Tulsa, and then hit Thomas Roberson on the 2-point conversion to set the final score - somewhat surprising, considering there was 8:25 left in this C-USA gunfight.
Starting from its 14, Marshall appeared up to the challenge of tying the game.
The third-down conversions were dramatic - a 20-yard pass to Aaron Dobson, a pass-interference penalty on Lowell Rose (Dobson's defender) and a leaping 8-yard catch by Wilson on a play that almost looked as if Cato was throwing it away.
But the Herd couldn't get the next third down and faced fourth-and-5 from the Tulsa 16. Cato threw to Dobson, who caught 10 passes for 128 yards, but Rose knocked it away.
Tulsa took over with 3:32 left and Marshall having just one timeout, but never came close to gaining a first down. In fact, the Hurricane came closer to allowing a defensive touchdown - Green had to scramble for an errant snap, falling on it at the 3. After a punt, Marshall took over at the Tulsa 46 with 2:13 to go.
Cato went to Wilson for 9 and Dobson for 17, but couldn't get much farther than the 20. On third-and-7, Cato threw incomplete with defensive end Jared St. John coming in fast, setting up fourth down from the Tulsa 17.
Wilson, who caught two touchdown passes, was targeted for No. 3, but Tulsa safety Demarco Nelson broke it up to seal the issue. It was the third time the Herd was stopped on downs.
"No matter what happened on the last one, you've got to play the next play," said Tulsa coach Bill Blankenship. "I think Lowell made that play - [Dobson] certainly had him on his heels, he had some bad things go against him late in the game. He had his hands full but, fortunately, we made the plays we had to make."
Wilson caught seven passes for 123 yards and Tommy Shuler caught seven, but for only 23 yards. Kevin Grooms rushed for 71 yards to lead the Herd's 169-yard ground attack. The runs and passes were balanced - 45 each way.
MU backup quarterback Blake Frohnapfel even got in on the action, hitting Grooms on a screen pass to convert a third-and-11 during the 99-yard drive. Frohnapfel had to come in for one play after Cato got rung up on a sack, but did get the benefit of waiting through a television timeout.
Watts had 111 yards rushing for Tulsa and 144 more on those kickoff returns. Big Alex Singleton added 94 yards and three touchdowns, including a 48-yard first-half jaunt on a fourth-and-1 play.
That gave Tulsa a 10-3 lead in the first quarter, after the Herd defense allowed only three points on two turnovers.
"We had a guy that didn't get in the right gap at that point," Holliday said. "That was disappointing."
After the Herd was forced into a three-and-out, Singleton scored to end a 16-play, 63-yard drive to make it 17-3. When Marshall was stopped on downs at the Tulsa 26, it appeared the Hurricane could jump on the home team, much like it did in a 59-17 romp last year.
But the Herd forced a three-and-out and turned the tables quickly. Cato drove the Herd 80 yards with Grooms scoring from the 6, Okechukwu Okoroha recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and Cato hit Wilson for a touchdown from the 11. That forced a 17-all draw at the half.
Tulsa scored on the opening drive of the second half on Singleton's third TD, and then Dobbins returned a Dobson fumble 11 yards to make it 30-17. The Herd then picked up two points on a botched point-after snap when D.J. Hunter scooped up the loose ball and ran it to the opposite end zone.
The Herd then drove 84 yards, with Remi Watson's 1-yard run cutting the score to 30-25. Watts returned the next kickoff for his touchdown, setting up a fantastic finish.
And an agonizing one for the homecoming crowd.
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2001 Hot Rod Virtual Power Tour - Day Five, May 7Written by on May 1, 2001 Exclusive Daily Updates From The Road. Springfield, MO to Tulsa, OK: Foul-Weather Gear, Devil's Corner, and Chevy's Motor Medics
Tornadoes had already touched down the day before in Tulsa, but the Power Tour headed there with a blustery whirl all its own. We left Springfield mid-morning, since this was the shortest leg of the entire tour, only 185 miles, but we welcomed an easy day in preparation for the long-distance drives across the Southwest later in the week.
Our only gas stop was just after the Oklahoma State line. Although it was just a freeway turnout, the Power Tour creates a party wherever it goes, with lots of socializing along the way (which is really what makes the Tour so much fun). It's amazing the things your hear while waiting in the crowded lines for the pumps. We spoke briefly with Jean Rice, a three-time Tour veteran driving a supercharged T-bucket who also flies a Varieze kit plane. She was decked out in the same all-weather suit used in previous tours--one plucky lady. For the tour, she keeps her luggage in a larger companion vehicle, and said she had to change her clothes three times during the wet weather of the day before.
We also looked over the shoulders of Chevy's Motor Medic crew that runs an on-road repair vehicle for the Power Tour. Their 502-powered Trip Truck outfitted with a mechanics' dream selection of tools is also used as a support vehicle for GM's desert testing. The medics helped out several people that day. One guy needed to use the vise on the back bumper to file down a part, while two of the Motor Medics in white lab coats dove under the hood of a vendor's tow truck. They are not particular about makes or models of vehicles, and are ready and willing to help anybody with a problem on the Tour. One of the most challenging repairs in years past was a Pontiac that needed a replacement for its hi-po rearend. An incorrect pinion/shaft angle appeared to be the cause of the problem, and the medics had to hack out pieces of 2x4s as wedges until they could obtain the right pieces.
What's interesting is how the level of hot rods has improved in the seven-year history of the Tour. "Generally the cars have been getting better--we've been seeing fewer and fewer problems as the Tour gathers more hot rods," points out Motor Medic Scott Leon. "People are building better cars as a result of going on the Long Haul."
Upon exiting the Moose Lodge that evening, a number of Power Tour cars couldn't resist peeling out, all under the watchful eye of the Tulsa police department. When the crowds cheering them on got a little too close to the action, though, the officers had to rein things in a bit. Still, this showy display of horsepower was far more "apeeling" (sorry) than the yahoos' foolish stunt in the Effingham hotel parking lot a couple days earlier.
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As soon as we crossed into Oklahoma, we pulled into the Welcome Center to notify the state of our hot rod invasion. Nobody rolled out the red carpet, but we didn't get pulled over either, as in Missouri.True grit: now in her third Power Tour, Jean Rice's all-weather suit helps has helped her to endure the elements while driving in the exposed cockpit of her T-bucket.Hot Rod Magazine's Publisher Ira Gabriel (the one who's always on a cell phone) and Hotrod.com Video Producer John Adolph relished for a freeway blast in a Viper owned by Ted Dzus (whose company makes the fasteners of the same name). Hey, we're not always driving PDAs and computers!
Vicki Haws of Ability Resources in Tulsa joined forces with iCan to get the word out on the Power Tour's presence and how it draws attention to the needs of people with disabilities.The Tulsa police department showed up with some muscle of its own--a '75 Firebird packing a 700+ horsepower 502. In full pursuit mode, driver Gary Stephenson (the really big cop on the right) runs in the nines at 135 mph.This Power Tour stowaway found a cool place to hang out for the Long Haul—or at least for the afternoon.


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48th Annual Piston Powered Auto-RamaWritten by Chuck Vranas on April 7, 2014 Contributors: Chuck Vranas Piston-Driven Perfection
The indoor car show season always manages to bring a big level of excitement to town with all of the bright lights, creative displays, and amazing assemblages of horsepower guaranteed to shake the rafters. Now imagine just what it takes to fill one of the Top 10 largest convention centers in the world. The I-X Center in Cleveland did just that recently while hosting The Summit Racing Equipment 48th Annual I-X Piston Powered Auto-Rama by filling 1 million square feet of its main floor with everything piston powered you could imagine.
The I-X Center itself dates back to 1942 where it was initially built and owned by the Department of Defense to manufacture B-29 bombers for World War II. The plant was operated by General Motors and commonly known as the Cleveland Bomber Plant, employing 15,000 workers in its day. As the years passed it would again assist in the Korean War effort where in the '50s it was dubbed the Cleveland Tank Plant where tanks were manufactured for the Army. As the decades passed the building was sold and it evolved into the I-X Center.
Upon entering the venue a very unique and special offering began to unfold right before your eyes. From every visible point you were able to catch glimpses of everything from hot rods and customs to a restored B-25 bomber and a Sherman Tank, commercial trucks, tractors, restos, muscle cars, and yes even a washing machine. Getting settled in and exploring the massive confines was a snap especially since many of the vehicles were creatively arranged together to make enjoying them simple. There were groupings of antique construction equipment that brought back memories of when you were a youngster watching old backhoes working on a job site and an extra-large display of military vehicles, including a '44 Autocar M16A1 half-track and even a '55 T-28B Trojan pilot trainer.
The centerpiece of the venue was a full-sized Ferris wheel, which was so big the roof of the I-X Center had to be opened up to have a clear dome installed to accommodate it, thus giving riders a full view of the outside when they crested the top. There was plenty of entertainment for the children as well with special areas, including a gravel pit filled with kid-sized construction vehicles to The All American Soap Box Derby, allowing youngsters the chance to pilot real Soap Box Derby cars on a fullsize track. When the time to refuel came there were plenty of food vendors offering loads of tasty options.
Sounds like a pretty full schedule but there was even more. The South Hall welcomed visitors with a combination of Gassers and hot rods, giving them a glimpse of what awaited them. Once inside there was a great feeling of tradition and culture with the room filled to the brim with classic hot rods and customs creating its own personality with more subdued lighting, fewer display barriers, and an old Armory-building type feel. Known as the Hot Rod Asylum, the venue was a classic show-within-a-show that even had its own homemade trophies created by Calculated Custom to be awarded in its very own ceremony. Other exciting happenings included a vintage-styled pin-up contest, searing sets of live rockabilly from bands, including The Jade Idol with Bob Bleed, 45 Spider, Lords of the Highway, The Madison Crawl, Scoliosis Jones, and others. There was also the Krazy Paint Charity Panel Jam with close to 30 of the region's top pinstripers donating their talents on panels and other items to be auctioned off throughout the weekend. This year they raised over $12,000 for The Career and Technical School Foundation.
This one show had it all. By the time the weekend came to a close over 37,000 attendees passed through the doors to take in one of the most interesting piston-powered events you could ever see. Check it out at ixpistonpoweredautorama.com.
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Customs like Gary Ritchie's 1952 Buick Super are an exercise in perfection, especially when treated to updates including a 3-1/2-inch-chopped Carson-styled top, 1955 Olds grille, and an effervescent light blue pearl coating.Nothing says adrenalin rush like an early Willys Gasser set up 1960s style ready to run the quarter-mile in the blink of an eye. This one had all the right parts in all the right places, making it cool.The show isn't just about cars, as evidenced by this amazing restored North American B-25J Mitchell Bomber known as "Georgie's Gal," manufactured in 1946. It has a top speed of 293 mph at 13,850 feet.Recently unearthed from long-term storage, the "Vampire II" was built in the early 1960s and raced through the mid 1970s using a 1966 Chevy small-block V-8. It was presented in memory of its builder and owner Harry G. Schaefer.STREET RODDER's own Jerry Dixey was on hand displaying his nostalgic T roadster, along with his freshly completed 650cc 1957 Triumph TR6 motorcycle featuring plenty of custom metal fabrication, built by the talented team at Precision Hot Rods in Cleveland.There were many fine restored tractors on display, including this vivid red '51 Farmall owned by Robert Filby.Ronson and Teri Burton's 1963 Nova SS drop-top known as the "Atomic Bomb" featured a flawless body, plenty of custom fabrication, and endless attention to detail.With enough custom details to leave you breathless, Dave Lohr's 1930 Ford coupe, known as "Death's Doorstep," was all business with a 1957 Chrysler 392ci Hemi topped with a Weiand Drag Star intake feeding six deuces.
At the center of the I-X Center was a fullsize Ferris wheel so massive that they had to add a clear roof dome, allowing riders to see outside once they reached the top; now that's cool.Some haulers are extremely subtle possessing all the right elements to make them memorable like Gary Ritchie's 1951 Chevy wearing a classic deep blue finish.Some haulers are extremely subtle possessing all the right elements to make them memorable like Gary Ritchie's 1951 Chevy wearing a classic deep blue finish.In the industrial portion of the show we came across this amazing combination, which featured a pair of rarities, including a 1952 Lorain TL-25 backhoe and a 1927 Indiana truck.If you wanted to dig some early drag racing history all you had to do was study Mike Bamber's "$ilver Dollar Willys" in its original form. You could still catch a whiff of race fuel.Capturing Best Custom in the Hot Rod Asylum, Jim Young's 1936 Ford coupe got it done with a perfect stance, rear skirts, ripple caps, and plenty of aqua vibe.Built by the students at the Roseville High School auto shop in Roseville, Michigan, this 1931 Ford roadster pickup featured a flawless merlot body accented by a Viper Red frame and 406ci Chevy small-block with 685 hp.Wicked on the street and 'strip, John Francis' 1934 Chevy coupe was packed with evil, starting with its heavily chopped lid to its no-nonsense vintage Hemi topped with an ultrarare Lenco supercharger breathing deep.
Hilton's nailed the look with this fresh PPG Mandarin Maroon '30 Ford coupe on Deuce 'rails for Tony Lombardi. Power comes from a Ross Racing Engines–built 1957 Olds 371ci V-8 topped with a Dyers 4-71 blower atop a Cragar intake with Ford 94-series carbs.Easily the youngest registered owner of the weekend had to be Hudson Loos (age 4) with this wicked neat '59 Kindersport piston-powered mini-car that was loaded with cool details.The Krazy Paint Charity Panel Jam Auction, held in the Hot Rod Asylum, had plenty of talented artists on hand laying down lines throughout the weekend to benefit children's charities.There were plenty of bitchin planes sprinkled throughout the show, including this colorful 1980 Acroduster owned by Craig Cobin featuring a Lycoming 0360 engine and a cruising speed of 125 mph.Looking wicked in bare metal, Mat Thrasher's chopped 1934 Ford pickup had a 582ci big-block Chevy nailed to the 'rails topped with an 8-71 huffer.


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Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Shawn Marion scored 20 points to lead a balanced
offensive effort as the Dallas Mavericks routed the Memphis Grizzlies, 104-83,
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All five of Dallas' starters scored in double digits, with Dirk Nowitzki
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Elton Brand added 10 points and nine rebounds off the bench for the Mavericks,
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Each weekday between now and Signing Day, we'll take a look at the latest chatter surrounding the top recruits, getting you ready for the big day. Today, we feature prospects No. 100 to 91 in the Scout100.
No. 101+ | 100-91 | 90-81 | 80-71 | 70-61 | 60-51 | 50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21 | 20-11 | 10-1
|Jayron Kearse
No. 100 -- Jayron Kearse, LB
Ranking: (No. 6 overall OLB)
Commitment: Clemson
The latest: Kearse committed to Clemson in August and has said he's solid to the Tigers, but he was previously committed to both Miami and Auburn earlier in the process.
In his words: "I was committed to Auburn and then to Miami but after I visited Clemson, I just knew that was where I wanted to be and play my college career." -- Dec. 30
More coverage: Go inside for an interview with Kearse at the Offense-Defense Bowl and much more.
|Tray Matthews
No. 99 -- Tray Matthews, S
Ranking: (No. 9 overall S)
Commitment: Georgia
The latest: A Georgia commit since August 2011, Matthews was pursued by Auburn and Alabama after announcing but has stayed solid to the Bulldogs. He has spent time recently recruiting others to join him. There are no indications that he is considering another program.
In his words: "I feel at home around the coaches (at Georgia), I like the town, and it is like a home away from home for me. The coaches are easy to talk to, they care about their players, and I have always dreamed about being a Bulldog." -- Aug. 13, 2011
More coverage: Go inside for an interview with Matthews and more.
|Demorea Stringfellow
No. 98 -- Demorea Stringfellow, WR
Ranking: (No. 11 overall WR)
Commitment: Washington
The latest: Stringfellow took an official visit to USC this past weekend, but he said all along it was just "for the fun of it." He also visited Nebraska in October. He has maintained that he's a solid commitment to the Huskies.
In his words: "I'm solid with Washington. I won't be taking any more visits and my commitment is now 100 percent firm. It always was, but no more trips for sure." -- Jan. 23
More coverage: Go inside for an interview with Stringfellow from the Under Armour Game and more.
|Andrew Billings
No. 97 -- Andrew Billings, DT
Ranking: (No. 12 overall DT)
Commitment: None
Interested in: Baylor, TCU, Texas
The latest: Billings has visited Texas and TCU and has Baylor on tap for this coming weekend. He says all three schools are on a more or less even playing field going into the final couple weeks of recruiting.
In his words: "Ever since the first time we went (to TCU) to now, the school has really changed. ... Me and the coaches have built a better connection. It just keeps getting better every time."
More coverage: Go inside for a full report on his latest visit to TCU and more.
|Tyler Foreman
No. 96 -- Tyler Foreman, S
Ranking: (No. 8 overall S)
Commitment: UCLA
The latest: The Bruins have received a lot of good news lately, including Foreman's commitment on Jan. 20. Once a Wisconsin commit, Foreman changed his mind and opted to stay closer to home.
In his words: "We just really sat down and talked with the coaches and my dad, and the coaching staff put together a presentation for me about how I'll fit in the defense, about how I'll fit into the school, let me meet with the academic advisers and just find that UCLA was the place for me." -- Jan. 20
More coverage: Go inside for more insight on his decision to commit to UCLA and more.
|Elijah Daniel
No. 95 -- Elijah Daniel, DE
Ranking: (No. 9 overall DE)
Commitment: Ole Miss
The latest: The Rebels have also had their share of commitments lately, not the least of which is the talented Daniel. He picked Ole Miss over a host of other schools and said Arizona State came in second.
In his words: "I picked Ole Miss because I have a good relationship with the coaches. I really liked the school, the coaches and the players. It felt like home to me." -- Jan. 20
More coverage: Go inside for the full story of his commitment to the Rebels.
|ArDarius Stewart
No. 94 -- ArDarius Stewart, WR
Ranking: (No. 10 overall WR)
Commitment: Alabama
The latest: An Alabama native, Stewart says he's as solid as can be to the Crimson Tide. Who could blame him after Nick Saban's incredible run in Tuscaloosa in recent years? He's listed at wide receiver but has played a variety of positions in high school, including quarterback.
In his words: "I'm pretty strong with Alabama. I'm not going anywhere." -- Sept. 7
More coverage: Go inside for coverage of his commitment and much more.
|Tim Kimbrough
No. 93 -- Tim Kimbrough, LB
Ranking: (No. 5 overall MLB)
Commitment: Georgia
The latest: The Georgia commit has given no indication of wavering, always singing the praises of the Bulldogs program. He committed to Mark Richt and company back in July.
In his words: "I knew when I first visited Georgia earlier this year that that's the school I wanted to go to. I loved everything about that first visit. They have a great atmosphere, offer a great education and have a great football program." -- July 13
More coverage: Go inside for a video interview with Kimbrough from the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
|Steven Mitchell
No. 92 -- Steven Mitchell, WR
Ranking: (No. 9 overall WR)
Commitment: USC
The latest: At a time when several other recruits are de-committing from USC to explore their options, the top-notch wide receiver prospect is as solid as ever and has given no signs of considering other options.
In his words: "I had no interest in even visiting other schools. I guess some players enjoy that experience but for me, I never had enough interest in any other school to want to waste their time or mine." -- Jan. 20
More coverage: Go inside for a full recap of Mitchell's official visit to USC.
|Tyren Jones
No. 91 -- Tyren Jones, RB
Ranking: (No. 15 overall RB)
Commitment: Alabama
The latest: Jones committed to Alabama in early 2012 and says he's still strong to the school, despite the competition he'll face to crack into that backfield. He indicated he still hears from other major programs but doesn't plan to make any visits.
In his words: "The main reason I chose Alabama was their head coach. I love Nick Saban and since the first time I met him, I knew I would love to play for him." -- Jan. 7
More coverage: Go inside for Jones' thoughts on playing for Saban and Alabama.


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very interesting subject matter. would love to see this finished. sadly though i dont think im the right person for this, hope you manage this by the deadline
Hello all...I am new to this site and so very happy to have found you! Such creativity and beauty in some of the example I have seen! What a group of special people!!!
I am looking for someone interested in helping me out with completing a project for my late father who died earlier this year before his second, but last book was ready to be sent to the printer. My father was a historical writer. He spent the last 6 years meticulously researching and writing a detailed historical account of the beginning few years of the Gold Rush in British Columbia. Just before the last few technical aspects of his book were completed for the manuscript to sent to the printer, he passed away. He believed very strongly that a map such as what I am requesting here needed to be part of his work as he was passionate about the beauty and historical information old maps held. Over the course of his lifetime he collected hundreds of these types of maps. I grew up with them and understand his obsession. The way he told his historical stories and the passion he held for history absolutely warrants a tribute like this project for sure. Here's the breakdown of what I am looking for:
BC WA OR in the Pacific Northwest (NA) showing major geographic features, rivers, mountain ranges.
Physical geography should follow current correct geography but be displayed in the historical look of the period 1858-1862 (the first four years of the gold rush).
This map is to look just as if it were made in the time period of the mid-1800s - please refer to the Dropbox file images & URLs listed below.
This map is a fold-out map depicting the historical area, places and trails mentioned in my father's book. It had been a project we were going to work on together - I used to be in the cartography/GIS field in the early 90s before I became the graphic designer I am today. Now that he has passed though I have found myself overwhelmed with all that is left to complete before the launch of the book at the end of October 2013. That means everything complete and files sent to print by the end of September. I am hoping to find someone to work with me to help build the bones of this map and get the styles right so I can complete place names, trails and special sites mentioned in his manuscript. As I mentioned, this was a project we were going to do together and it just would not feel right if I did not have a hand in it's creation.
Style should be representative of the type of map created in the mid-1800s. Map designed in colour (see examples) but it should be easy to print in monochrome as well - detailed areas with trails will be cropped and inset into main body of book (2 or 3 of these) and there will not be colour print within the pages of the book. Please refer to the images in the Dropbox folder listed below as well as URLs to use as reference (specifically, "Wyld-GoldRegions-BC&WA-1858.JPG" for style and amount of detail). An inset should be included if there is room showing historical place names vs current place names
The final printed book size is 6x9 so a folded map should be just under this size so it can slip inside the back cover. The map file should be importable and editable in Illustrator if not originally built in Illustrator. Map layers in digital file should be well organized, labelled and clean so I can make sense of them when editing/adding to them.
2-3 weeks - must be completed no later than September 25th, 2013.
Please email me: kgrauer[dot]peregrine[at]gmail[dot]com to discuss price, timeline and forward portfolio links.
I can provide payment through PayPal.
Not entirely sure how this works but here's what I'm thinking... This is a joint effort, both your name and mine will be displayed on the map. Here's how it will be used:
Detail in certain areas of the map where it depicts a cattle trails or foot trails will be cropped to fit into the body of the book. The map will be included in a 700+ page historical manuscript. The map will be available for readers to purchase extra copies for book-themed travelling excursions (this was a common activity with readers of his last book). His last book is in it's 5th printing so most likely this one will follow suit.
1. "Wyld-GoldRegions-BC&WA-1858-02.jpg" *** this map is closest in detail and style ***
2. "Epner_Gustv-GoldRegions-BC-1862.pdf" *** too much topographic detail in this example but given as a monochrome example and Title, Legend and Compass Style example***
3. "US W Missisipi-1859-03.JPG" ***another beautiful styling example ***
Links to maps of the specific areas and created in the correct time fame ~ with more detail:
very interesting subject matter. would love to see this finished. sadly though i dont think im the right person for this, hope you manage this by the deadline
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Thank you vorrpohaiah,
I checked out your own maps posted here. Just lovely. I hope you don't mind but I used one as an example for help with styling.
Thank you for your reply.
not in the slightest
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Labels: dress, Jelena Jankovic, photo op, tennis, vest
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That looks like something you can buy in a sleazy lingerie store. Ahem. Not that I've ever been in any, just.. you know.. I picture a sleazy lingerie store would have that kinda vest cos.. damn.
SRSLY JJ. You're my age! LOOK this age! Less make up and, it's time you start finding out which clothes work for you and what doesn't.
oh man. Someone get her a stylist immediately. This is ridiculous.ReplyDelete
Klassy with a capital K!ReplyDelete
All you young girls, listen up: Blunt bangs are NEVER, EVER a good idea. On ANYBODY.ReplyDelete
She should be penalized the #1 ranking for that vest.
What does she get besides the trophy?ReplyDelete
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The only good thing about her outfit is the dark nail colour. That I like.
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ROSA KHUTOR, Russia (Reuters) – USA-1 driver Elana Meyers, among the favorites to win women's Olympic bobsleigh gold, emerged unscathed after crashing on her first official training run at the Sanki Sliding Centre on Friday.
Meyers and alternate brakeman Katie Eberling toppled close to the end of their first run but still managed to clock the third fastest time in heat two.
"Not a fun ride. I got late into curve 16 (out of 17), I didn't know it was even possible to crash in curve 16 but I got in late," Meyers told reporters.
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Meyers' spill follows an incident on Thursday when a track worker suffered two broken legs after being struck by a 'forerunner' – a bobsleigh sent down the track ahead of the official competitors to check for safety.
Meyers, who won a bronze in Vancouver pushing Erin Pac and finished World Cup runner-up this season after taking the front seat, said crashing was just part of the sport.
"That's the cool thing about bobsleigh … there is that danger, that risk at every single corner, the possibility that something could go wrong," she said.
"But the coolest thing is saying 'hey, I crashed, but I'm going to go back up there and do it again'.
"Every curve is an opportunity to fix something and get better."
There are four more training runs before the competition starts on Tuesday.
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Tech (10-2) closed out its non-conference schedule with a 74-58 victory over Chattanooga Wednesday night, and in the process has completed its best non-league record, built its longest winning streak (six games) and posted its best 12-game start since the 2009-10 season, the last time the Yellow Jackets earned a post-season bid. The 2009-10 squad went 12-2 in non-conference play, reached the finals of the ACC Tournament and the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
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I exchanged some tweets and private messages with a Pittsburgh writer I have gotten to know. Apparantly Rhoads' exit from Pittsburgh wasn't exactly what you would call 'smooth' and Rhoads really isn't a popular name among fans or boosters... Take it ad you will, but I trust my guy.
And sorry if it's already been discussed but Im out to eat and didn't have time to read through everything
Good to hear, thanks.
So what happens when Chizik leaves Auburn for the Broncos--and AU comes shopping for another former defensive coordinator?
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Good to hear, and hopefully that keeps them away. Who do they want?
God I hope this is true.
When I get more time I'll try to look into what went wrong with his departure
Yeah, this reminded me of a time a while back when I visited a Pitt message board. I was surprised at how much they disliked Coach Rhoads. It's definitely good for us.
Originally Posted by Aclone
So what happens when Chizik leaves Auburn for the Broncos--and AU comes shopping for another former defensive coordinator?
It will then be confirmed that Gene made a deal with Satan.
Originally Posted by Ciclone
It will then be confirmed that Gene made a deal with Satan.
Is it for the "long-haul"?
Why is everyone thinking that if Pitt wanted Rhoads he would even go there? Have some confidence in the guy.
Originally Posted by ItsCYence
Is it for the "long-haul"?
Something about "firmly engulfed" I believe.
Originally Posted by UNIGuy4Cy
Why is everyone thinking that if Pitt wanted Rhoads he would even go there? Have some confidence in the guy.
I think confidence is the wrong word to use, even faith would be the wrong word. Just have to hope he sees Iowa State as the best fit and a place he would like to stick around. Everyone obviously loves the guy.
If I were him, I'd bolt. I didn't even dislike Chiz for taking the better deal (definitely think he could have handled it better given his position and salary).
I wasted some time reading the ESPN article and there were a few PITT fans who mentioned that Coach Rhoads was their #1 guy.
Kinnick smells like syrup.
Originally Posted by Ciclone
Something about "firmly engulfed" I believe.
"Firmly entrenched"
No way in hell I would see CPR ever leaving ISU. He's here til' we fire him or he retires.
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In response to a request from The Karnes Countywide, the report indicates that the total number of crashes for the year 2012 was 411, an increase of 34 percent over the total amount recorded in 2011, which was 306 crashes.
Between the years 2011 and 2012, fatal crashes in Karnes County increased from four to 10. Fatalities increased from five to 13, the number of incapacitating crashes increased from 11 to 26 and the number of incapacitating injuries increased from 22 to 44.
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Dhoom 3 has fulfilled box office collections forecasts of the industry pundits to ink an all-time record. The action thriller, starring Aamir Khan, Katrina Kaif and Abhishek Bachchan among others, crossed the coveted Rs 200 crore mark worldwide in just four days.
Noted film critic and analyst Adarsh tweeted: So here's *Fri to Mon* total of #Dhoom3... India ₹ 129.32 cr + Overseas ₹ 73.17 cr. Worldwide total: ₹ 202.49 cr. MIND-BOGGLING!
'Dhoom 3' breaks box office collections records, this time in Pakistan
On Tuesday, Dhoom 3 box office collections had managed 20.14 crore with Rs 19.33 crore from Hindi version, Rs 81 lakh from Tamil and Telugu with a grand total of Rs 149.46 crore nett in India alone (excluding overseas collections).
"At the rate it is racing ahead, #Dhoom3 should cross Rs 150 cr today [Tue] and cross Rs 200 crore nett by Fri/Sat. All languages. India biz," tweeted Adarsh.
"#Dhoom3 India - Tue: Hindi ₹ 19.33 cr, Tamil & Telugu ₹ 81 lacs. Tue total: ₹ 20.14 cr. Grand total: ₹ 149.46 cr nett," he said.
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Dhoom 3 has also set new benchmarks in New Zealand, becoming the highest grosser ever there. It is also on its way to dethrone '3 Idiots' as no 1 in Australia. The movie has collected A$ 1,125,010 so far.
Indicating that Aamir Khan still has his finger on the pulse of the film-going public, his bikes and babes thriller Dhoom 3 had collected Rs 100 crore in just three days, leaving behind Krrish 3, which managed the sum in 4 days.
Dhoom 3 was directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya and stars Aamir Khan, Abhishek Bachchan and Katrina Kaif - it was released on Friday.
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has also praised his son, actor Abhishek Bachchan for his success at the box office with 'Dhoom 3'.
"'Dhoom 3' weekend collection all India is Rs 107 crore. This is going beyond all records ever !! And going beyond berserk," Bachchan, 71, posted on Twitter.
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I've had a few of these now. They last a long time, shift smoothly, and look great (although the gold becomes a little dull towards the end of their life). The quick link is great too. Makes cleaning and maintenance a breeze. I've broken Sram and Shimano chains but I haven't had a KMC break yet.
broke link one season 140 lbs
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
worked good untill it broke. first chain i have broken in 20 years. btw I went to return this but backcoutry no longer has 100% guaranteed policy, so no return, worse policy is retroactively canceled now im 100% not satisfied.
It's a chain bro'. They break occasionally.
I weigh 145. I broke two chains last year, one SRAM, one KMC. Nothing wrong with the chains I could see-- they just break sometimes (usually when I do something stupid like shifting under load in hurry!) Get used to it as the other Scott suggests...


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Phyllis Schroeder
Phyllis Schroeder of Remsen is the KLEM Citizen of the Day for June 14, 2012. Phyllis is celebrating today 32 years with a kidney transplant. Phyllis encourages everyone to consider signing a donors card to save someones life. She may pick up a tailored carnation from the Le Mars Flower House, pizza from Pizza Hut in Le Mars and car wash from Easy Clean car wash.


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Port of Oakland terminals hit by labor action
April 04, 2011
A labor action at the Port of Oakland has shippers scrambling for distribution alternatives.
According to an industry newsletter circulated by Devine Intermodal, there was a "labor action" staged today which caused numerous terminal disruptions. Devine also noted that there were conflicting reports as to why this event was staged.
"Some say in honor of the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. Others say it is part of a larger movement against anti-union programs," said Devine.
In the end, Devine added, "it doesn't really matter. The fact remains not enough labor was made available to work the terminals in Oakland.
Here's a current update:
*SSA closed. Not serving China Shipping; CMA-CGM; Evergreen; Hanjin; Hapag-Lloyd; Maersk; NYK; OOCL; U.S. Line; Yang Ming; and Zim.
*APL scheduled closure. Not serving APL; Evergreen; Hyundai; and MOL.
*Total open after a slow start. Serving Hanjin; K-Line; Maersk; MSC; Safmarine; Wan Hai; and Yang Ming.
*Ports of America Open. Serving APL; CCNI; COSCO; CSAV; Evergreen;: Hamburg-Sud; Hapag-Lloyd; Horizon; Hyundai; K-Line; Maersk; MOL; Polynesia; and Yang Ming.
Meanwhile, Port of Oakland told LM that a court order is now in place, and terminal workers will be at their jobs this evening.
"It will be a very busy evening," said spokesmen.
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