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Lee Classic Cast 50 BMG Press Kit
Product Number: LEE90859
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The Lee Classic Cast 50 BMG Press Kit is loaded with features, making it popular among serious reloaders like you. This is a single-stage press designed with a rigid cast iron O-frame complete with a large opening. The press also boasts a 4-inch ram stroke and has extremely strong compound linkage with a travel stop that ensures there is no cam-over.
This kit can adjust for both right- and left-handed users and includes an automatic primer arm, bottom of stroke priming system, and a ram with 1 1/8-inch diameter. Included are small and larger primer cups as well.

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May 25, 2016
Nearly PERFECT temperatures for the next few days... seriously. Within a few degrees of 50 each morning, into the middle and upper 70s each afternoon, tough to complain about this!
The mix of clouds and sun will continue for the next few days, and morning fog each day is our biggest concern. Shower chances look to be staying near the Atlantic Coast, so no rain worries for the Winter Festival or Parade or anything this weekend.
For the football fans - in Charlotte for the ACC Title Game, it'll be in the 50's & 60s during the day tomorrow. Partly cloudy and cooling during the 8pm game - temps falling thru the 40s. In Atlanta for the SEC Title Game, it'll be in the 60s with partly cloudy skies tomorrow... of course the conditions for the game will be perfect in the Georgia Dome!
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Many women hate their upper legs so much that they don't even try to firm them. Mistake. "Many of your major thigh muscles — your hamstrings and quadriceps as well as your butt — are actually easy to tone," says Evelyn Nunlee, a New York City personal trainer for 15 years. (Inner thighs are trickier, she concedes; to target that trouble spot, add crunches and other lower-abdominal exercises, because your stomach muscles are close to those of your inner thighs.) For quickest results, do Nunlee's four-part thigh routine as well as some form of aerobic exercise three times a week. "Walking, swimming, and biking will give your upper legs definition," she says. "And in-line skating is particularly good. Women who skate have great thighs."
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Great for loose-leaf tea or iced filterbag tea.
This tea pitcher offers dual-purpose function along with fun details, like a vine-leaf handle and peach-colored lid knob featuring the Tazo® Rococo pattern. Designed exclusively for Tazo, the 67-fl oz pitcher includes a deep infuser that lets you brew delicious and smooth-tasting loose full-leaf tea—or remove the infuser to use with Tazo® iced filterbag tea. The BPA-free plastic withstands both hot and ice-cold water temperatures and is dishwasher and refrigerator safe. Holds up to 67 fl oz. Tongs included to easily remove iced tea filterbags.
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In the event of a campus emergency, Case Western Reserve notifies the university community through Rave Mobile Safety, a text and voice messaging alert system (in addition to other means). Only used in cases of imminent danger or serious threats to the campus community or closures due to weather, Rave Alert is an opt-out system. If your cell phone number is in HCM or SIS, or you live in Campus Housing, you should have been automatically enrolled. All University community members with a CWRU ID are encouraged to log into Rave to ensure contact information is current.
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CONNORVILLE - Prior to the start of the season, Bellaire coach Marci Bonar said she wanted her team to win every quarter this season.
So far, so good.
The Big Reds debuted in fine fashion Monday night with a 63-31 Buckeye 8 thumping of homestanding Buckeye Local.
''We held them to 31 points, which was great,'' Bonar said. ''They scored 10 in the first quarter and we told the girls that we can't let them score more than that a quarter. The girls did a nice job.''
Bellaire jumped out to an 8-0 lead and never looked back. Senior Myleah Green tallied six of her 10 points in the opening eight minutes and sophomore Keirstyn Kidder added five of her game-high 21 as the visitors led 19-10.
The Panthers turned the ball over 10 times in the first quarter, and added eight more in the second as Bellaire roared to a 39-19 halftime advantage.
''We seemed to be in the right place all the time defensively,'' Bonar said of the first-half. "We played very aggressive, but we didn't foul, and that was a key. That was fun to watch.''
It wasn't so nice for Buckeye Local coach Willy Luther.
''We've been talking in practices and scrimmages about having strong starts, but we dug ourselves a hole early and weren't able to get out of it,'' he said. ''We just kept getting further and further behind, and at the end when you looked up at the scoreboard, the results weren't very favorable for us.
''We've got to do a much better job of valuing the basketball. We need to take care of the basketball during each possession and learn to be more aggressive when it is in our hands. A lot of our turnovers were non-aggressive turnovers and those are the kind that are very difficult to take as a coach.''
Although Bellaire allowed 11 points in the third quarter, it scored 15 itself to build a commanding 54-30 lead heading into the final stanza.
Junior Cari Crozier netted seven of her 15 points in the third-quarter surge.
''These girls give 100 percent all the time and I never have to question their effort,'' Bonar said.
Crozier added 15 for the Big Reds, while Green and freshman Nina Crook evenly divided 20, with Crook rainbowing in a trio of treys.
''Keirstyn and Cari played very well together. We were able to get the rebound and get the ball out and upcourt,'' Bonar said. ''We will have to do that because we are so small.''
Kayla Fillipovich was the Panthers' lone double-figure scorer with 10 points. She also pulled down five rebounds despite playing with a torn ACL.
''She was just released to play last week,'' Luther said of his 5-foot-11 senior. ''She really hasn't practiced much because of the injury, but she will get into shape really quick.''


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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Tony Parker totaled 24 points and 13
assists and was instrumental in a late run that pushed the San Antonio Spurs
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Tiago Splitter, taking control down low in the absence of Tim Duncan, had 25
points and seven rebounds, while Stephen Jackson and Danny Green added 15 and
12 points, respectively, in the Spurs' sixth straight victory.
The Hornets, who beat the Spurs earlier this month and had won three of four
coming in, were ahead 86-85 at the midway point of the fourth quarter, but saw
San Antonio score 16 of the next 19 points to build a double-digit cushion.
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SHADYSIDE - The Shadyside Invitational Most Valuable Wrestler went to Shadyside's Alex Quinn, the 152 pound champion for the Tigers at the 30-team event Saturday.
Northwestern won the team event with 211.5 points and winning three weight classes. The host Tigers finished fourth with 138.5 points and also boasted three champions adding Ian Baker at 145 pounds and Chase Kinemond at 160 pounds.
Harrison Central placed fifth in the team standings with 135.5 points sending two wrestlers to the top of the podium. Anthony Heavlin wan the 106 pound title and Hunter Pizzino claimed the top spot at 126 pounds.
David Forrester placed second at 120 pounds for the Huskies and Rodney Richter won the 113 pound weight class for Monroe Central. Zac Potts was runner-up at 152 pounds for the Seminoles as they finished 12th with 61.5 team points.
Bellaire sent junior Myliek Green to the championship match, but Joey Meek of Northwestern won. Bellaire just missed the top 10 settling for the No. 11 slot with 68 points.
River finished seventh overall with 75 team points paced by Dakota Dunn with a runner-up finish at 182 pounds. The Pilots garnered fourth place points from Jordan Sapp at 145 pounds and Brandon Reusser at 160 pounds and Joseph Dotson in the 220-pound consolations.
The Blue Devils' Bruce Sefert settled for fourth at 152 pounds and Joseph Dotson fell in the 195 pound consolations as Beallsville finished ninth with 69 team points.
Shadyside also had two fourth-place finishers in Wyatt Skapik at 106 pounds and Zach Vaughn at 113 pounds.
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text: By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Nebraska officials liked what they saw in a draft report released last week by Special Master William J. Kayatta on the dispute between Nebraska and Kansas regarding water usage in the Republican River Basin. Although the report is still subject to further revision after oral comments by counsel for both states Jan. 24, it appears Nebraska will prevail on a number of issues contested by Kansas. Kansas sued to have Nebraska retire 300,000 irrigated acres in the basin permanently. Along with that, they wanted up to $80 million in damages for water use in 2006. While Kayatta did find that Kansas was entitled to some relief for Nebraska failing to meet the 2006 compliance test, he proposed damages of only $5 million. Perhaps even more important, the draft from Kenyatta rules that all of Kansas' remaining requests for relief, including requests for injunctive relief, sanctions and appointment of a River Master, should be denied. Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning said the report represents a positive step for "our basin irrigators who have worked hard to keep Nebraska in compliance with the Compact on an annual basis since 2007." While Bruning thought the $5 million award was still too high, he was pleased that Kansas' request for $80 million in damages would be denied. Nate Jenkins, assistant manager at the Upper Republican Natural Resources District, (URNRD) said the draft appears to give Nebraska a favorable outcome. In addition, it would limit Kansas from seeking further relief, such as forcing the shutdown of irrigation wells in the basin. Joe Anderjaska of Hayes Center, president of the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts and a Middle Republican NRD board member praised the efforts of the governor, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources and Bruning's legal team. They deserve praise for their diligent efforts to defend Nebraska's economy and the right to use water in the basin, he said. He also praised groundwater irrigators in the basin for their compliance with regulatory actions and willingness to work with the NRDs and the State of Nebraska. "The local NRDs will continue to support the local economy of Nebraska while also providing adequate regulations to protect the water resources," he said.Other Recommendations Kayatta also issued several other recommendations in the draft report. They include: • Republican River Compact Administration (RRCA) Accounting Procedures should be corrected for accounting years after 2006 so that Nebraska is not charged with the consumption of Imported Water Supply as if it were Virgin Water Supply. The specific terms of the technical correction should be established by subsequent order. • 100 percent of the evaporation from Harlan County Lake during 2006, as calculated under the RRCA Accounting Procedures, should be charged to Kansas. • Kansas' request that Nebraska be found in contempt should be denied. One topic that wasn't included in the lawsuit was the amount of credit Nebraska should receive for water added to the stream flow through augmentation. Jenkins said it's possible that issue could go to arbitration. The URNRD has an augmentation project ready to come online in early February. In addition, a newly-formed group of NRDs in the Republican and Platte Basins have joined together to purchase 16,000 acres of land in Lincoln County. Their plans call for retiring irrigation and use the water for streamflow augmentation to assist compliance efforts with Kansas. Two surface water irrigation districts in the Republican Basin, Frenchman Cambridge Irrigation District and Bostwick Irrigation District, have filed suit to stop the project from being implemented.


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Crossword ManiaAll the crossword puzzles you could want, that's why it's called Infinite Crosswords. Expand your word power by playing new daily crosswords. Decipher clues. Choose your level of difficulty for that extra challenge. Feel the satisfaction when you complete an entire puzzle!
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Design by: Carol Ballard
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: Finished Afghan measures approx. 38″ x 45″
For 6-12 months, use Light Worsted Weight Yarn
For 12-18 months, use Light Worsted Weight Yarn
For 18-24 months, use Heavy Worsted Weight Yarn
Materials: Yarn needle; 2 x 5/8″ buttons; Worsted Weight Yarn:
Afghan: White: 24 oz, 1320 yd (672g, 1188m); Multicolor: 4 oz, 220 yd (112g, 198m).
Sweater Set: White: 9 oz, 495 yd (252 g, 445.5 m); Multicolor: 7 oz, 385 yd (196 g, 346.5 m).
Model used Red Heart Supersaver and Red Heart Classic.
Crochet Hook:
For Afghan: Size G-6 (4.25 mm) for all sizes
For 6-12 months: Size E-4 (3.50) and F-5 (3.75 mm)
For 12-18 months: Size F-5 (3.75 mm) and G-6 (4.25 mm)
For 18-24 months: Size G-6 (4.25 mm) and H-8 (5.00 mm)
Or hook sizes needed to obtain gauge.
Worsted Weight Layette Crochet Pattern
Brighten up baby's wardrobe. This adorable sweater set is as warm and comfortable as it is charming. Create a flurry of fun no matter what adventure your little one undertakes. Each piece in the set is trimmed with a splash of rainbow color. Pattern includes instructions for hat, sweater, pants, booties and blanket.
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All Gly Derm skin care products are designed to work together to give your skin and your complexion a refreshed and regenerated appearance. After using the products for a few days, your skin will feel renewed. Some Gly Derm toners and clarifiers can be carried in your handbag for a quick refreshing spray. Others are much stronger and powerful, and should only be used as part of your morning or evening skin care routine.
Toners are clarifiers are created to freshen up your complexion. They restore skin by exfoliating, removing black heads and unclogging pores. Gly Derm toners and clarifiers will ensure your skin looks and feels clean and rejuvenated.
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Gly Derm Face Solution 5 eliminates excess oil in the skin, breaks down black heads, unclogs pores, and gently exfoliates the skin. Before leaving in on for the night, do a skin patch test to ensure your skin won't be irritated. If used regularly, your skin may become sensitive to sunburn due to the alpha hydroxy in the formula. Follow up with Gly Derm Super Sunblock.
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2011 Logistics Management Best Practices Award: ParknPool's LTL cost plunge
Jason O'Mahony, logistics and operation manager, ParknPool
June 01, 2011
Following the downturn of 2007 through 2009, less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers are making up for lost ground wherever they can with steadily higher rate increases. With driver pay and fuel costs soaring, and the cost of equipment rising at the same time, few can blame the LTLs for trying to compensate through higher rates. So what's a logistics manager to do?
Maybe a few savvy shippers can tear a page out of the transportation-planning book of ParknPool Corp., an online, business-to-business vendor of outdoor furniture that spends 90 percent of its transportation budget on LTL.
The Lexington, Va.-based company achieved better control over its LTL costs through the development of a dynamic carrier rating tool that cost very little to build, but is largely responsible for ParknPool having achieved significant savings in its transportation budget.
How significant? Before starting this system two years ago, ParknPool was spending 17 percent of its sales on transportation. This year, those costs are going to be about 5 percent of sales—a mark that earned the company Logistics Management's 2011 Best Practices Award.
How did ParknPool achieve those impressive savings and win this year's honor? Let's take a dive into how ParknPool took control of its LTL costs and executed this impressive logistics turnaround.
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ParknPool's strength is as a sales, marketing, and distribution company that sells mostly to government installations and large corporations. Less than 5 percent of its sales goes directly to the public. It is lean—just 23 employees—with a simple B2B plan that keeps costs as low as possible.
"We focus on marketing and distribution, those are our core competencies," says the company's logistics and operation manager and the force behind the recent change, Jason O'Mahony. A former sales executive with a background in the trucking industry, O'Mahony is responsible for logistics planning from more than 50 of ParknPool's suppliers.
When he arrived at the company four years ago after working at Henderson Transportation Co., which operates a fleet of thousands of school buses on Long Island, O'Mahony was struck by one line on ParknPool's balance sheet—transportation spend was 17 percent of total sales.
"That's awful," says O'Mahony. "Up until then we worked with our suppliers who simply quoted us shipping and handling costs and we passed that along to our clients. That hurt us when we got into competitive pricing situations, but we had no other options on transportation. Whenever there was a rate increase, we just had to absorb the hit."
This was in 2008. The following year, O'Mahony began plans to create an internal logistics unit within ParknPool. The goal was to create a department that could negotiate directly with carriers on rates, take advantage of the competitive situation in the LTL industry, and ultimately drive down rates.
However, he immediately faced two obstacles. First, individual rate negotiations with LTL carriers were not easy. "It's fraught with difficulty," says O'Mahony. "We had some success, but we found that shippers that were much, much larger than us were not able to secure competitive rates either."
The second obstacle was dealing with ParknPool's suppliers and informing them that it no longer would be accepting transportation costs as part of its overall negotiations—that, says O'Mahony, may have been the toughest step.
"We're in a small, niche market," he says. "All our suppliers and competitors are like a small family, and we all know what's going on. But our suppliers had been using transportation as a profit center, so they certainly weren't comfortable with what we were proposing. But we were dead set on it, and we stuck to our guns."
The process of dealing with suppliers was not so much painful as painstaking, O'Mahony says. That's because he wanted to reassure those suppliers that nothing much had changed except the shipping and logistics end of their relationship with ParknPool. He contacted each one individually to ease their fears. That began at the end of 2008, but didn't reach full implementation until late 2009 and early 2010.
The suppliers all eventually understood. In turn, carriers began to recognize there was a new relationship with ParknPool as well. Rates, suddenly, were highly negotiable. The heart of the program was the development of a web-based rating tool that's able to rate each shipment on a case-by-case basis to select the best cost from a variety of LTL carriers. This has helped insulate ParknPool from damaging price increases and has caused its carriers to enter a near constant state of bidding to attempt to get a leg up on the competition.
Development of the rating tool was accomplished by ParknPool's Marc Viret, the company's resident programmer. "With Marc, we have a real asset in house," says O'Mahony. "He was able to code a complicated piece of software that would interact with the different systems the carriers use and translate the data into simple terms any working person can readily understand."
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U.S. Rep. Richard Hanna, R-Barneveld, recently received a perfect score form the National Education Association for his record on supporting education, according to a news release from Hanna's office.
He is one of three Republicans in the House of Representatives to earn a "A" rating.
"Representative Richard Hanna is a great example of a Congressional leader who stands up for students and educators regardless of party label," the NEA's director of government relations, Mary Kusler, said in the release. "He has proven his commitment to students most in need by being a strong voice for early education. He clearly understands that investing in children's earliest years will pay the greatest dividends throughout their lives."
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A few months ago, I spit into a vial all the way up to the black line and sent my spit away to a laboratory in California.
Now, thanks to a new DNA identification program driven by Ancestry.com, the results are in.
I am 77 percent European and Jewish.
No surprise there, since I have known for several years that my great-grandfather, Samuel Schwach, came to New York City in 1891 on the steam-ship Noordland from Kisvarda, Hungary.
He was the first of a long line of people with the Schwach name to live in New York City and specifically in Rockaway.
I used to tell a story that my children and grandchildren found funny.
The word "Schwach" means weak in the Yiddish language, the now all-but-archaic language spoken by my forbearers in Europe.
I told my family that our ancestors had a different, unknown name, and when the clerk at Ellis Island asked Samuel what his name was, he thought that he was asked how he felt, and answered "Schwach."
Thanks to Ancestry.com, I now know that story is not true and so do my grown children and their children.
Why is that important? Because I think that everybody — especially kids — should have an idea of where they came from, not only geographically, but culturally as well.
Obviously, lots of people agree with me. Family trees are becoming big business on the internet and there are several high-profile television series in which celebrities and others search their roots with the help of professionals.
I never used a professional, but I have used sites such as Ancestry.com and JewGen.com to find not only dead relatives, but living ones as well.
I found lots of interesting information — interesting to me, at least, but my grandchildren have begun to show an interest as well, which is the point of the exercise.
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ATLANTA -- Catholicism runs deep at the home of the Peeks. In their 51 years together, Mary and Joseph Peek begat 11 children, whose photos hang in their home alongside photos of Pope John Paul II.
As we visited, Joe Peek was drinking tea from a coffee cup featuring Pope Benedict XVI, who will leave the papacy at the end of the month.
Here, the pope is more than a remote figurehead living in a distant place. He is the living link to the birth of Christianity, and a guide to the family's daily lives.
"He leads in faith and morals," said Peek. "We look to him for guidance, as well we should."
To the Peeks, the pope is also known as the boss. Three of Mr. and Mrs. Peek's 11 offspring are vocationally tied to the Catholic Church. Their firstborn son, Father Joseph Peek, is a priest in Dunwoody. His brother, Father Kevin Peek, is a National Guard Chaplain and leads the Catholic Center at Georgia Tech. He expects no seismic shift at the Vatican.
"We're a church of principles not personalities," said Father Peek. "While the principles are taught, the personality helps to motivate and encourage."
The family got first-hand encouragement during three pilgrimages to see Pope John Paul II during his visits to North America, shortly after his election in 1978.
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Hi folks, im new to the forum. I drew my first archery deer tag in a part of the world that will find me over 11000 feet and im excited for the adventure. I was wondering if you guys have any special areas you start looking at or certain terrain features you hunt the most for high country mulies. Is there a certain forage they feed in more than others/ bedding cover they prefer etc. I have hunted and killed deer in PJ country but never up in the high stuff. Any details like starting on certain aspects/slopes high to low etc. Any trophy pics with a high country backdrop might help me find country that looks "bucky" and get the blood pumping
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Hey nm, welcome to the forum. Have you read mike eastmans hunting high country mule deer? I think that would e a good place to start, we will all chime in of course but mike has chapters on this stuff. The last buck I killed was at 10k, though not a monster, the one thing I learned, they like their shade, I always start the day Glassing big basins then positioning myself to where I can see a ton of shady spots in that basin, readjust accordingly throughout throughout the day, they will get up and move into the shade once their spot has run out of it. Hope that helps, like I said, mike has chapters on this stuff
Wow thats a self explanatory picture BB.
Thanks guys. The area im hunting has alot of summer traffic from moutain climbers and backpackers. Do you find that the deer get use to this and settle around it or avoid habitat with traffic no matter how nice.
also do these bucks use a pattern in early september or do they start going on their own.
about the book, I will get it soon.
High country deer get really used to backpackers. Sometimes I think the best camoflauge would be a bright blue The North Face outfit.
Usually the bucks in early September are near where they are in early August, so scouting can pay off big.
While I have and enjoy Mike Eastman's Hunting High Country Mule Deer, the best reference for this type of hunting, IMO, is David Long's Public Land Mulies: The Bottom Line.


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Ray Pyle's 1929 Ford Model A Roadster - Destined To Survive - Hot RodsWritten by on December 1, 2010 Contributors: Wes Allison, Chris Eichert, Dan O'Regan, Courtesy of Jim Miller/American Hot Rod Foundation An Original Dry Lakes Race Car Stayed In The Family All These Years. Here's The Saga Of The Ray Pyle Roadster.
The names from the early years of SCTA dry lakes racing in Southern California are legendary. Chrisman, Edelbrock, Hilborn, Meyers, and Navarro were big then, as they are now, each contributing to the beginnings of racing and hot rodding as we know it. This is not a story about one of those heroes, however. This is the story of one of the hundreds, if not thousands, of young men in the postwar era of dry lakes racing who tried their best to go their fastest but faded into history as the decades passed. This little '29 Model A roadster is not a famous car, and you've probably never heard of its builder, but it gives us a very good look at those early days. It survived daily use, WWII, three years of SCTA racing, street racing, drag racing (at Santa Ana), and 55-plus years of dry storage to come back to tell a story and honor its former owner/driver Ray Pyle, its last owner Kenny Eichert (Ray's cousin), and all those young guys who scrapped, traded, and built their own parts to go racing.
Ray got the roadster in the late '30s, and like many young men in those days, he enlisted in the military for active duty from 1943 to 1945. He served in the USAAF as a waist gunner in a B-17 Flying Fortress named The Fox, stationed in Ridgewell, England. After 35 missions, he came home to his roadster, which had been in storage in his hometown of South Gate, California. When it wasn't racing, the roadster was a hopped-up, full-fendered daily driver. It had even taken Ray and his 17-year-old bride-to-be, Flo, to Yuma, Arizona, (about 280 miles round trip) to get married (Arizona didn't require parental consent).
Ray raced his roadster from 1947 to 1949 in the SCTA's El Mirage events and joined the South Gate Gaters in 1947, a club that included Regg Schlemmer, whose track roadster graced the first issue of HOT ROD (Jan. '48). Ray hardly missed an event in three years and earned a 1949 timing tag that still adorns the Auburn dash. During that time, the roadster ran a Model B banger with a two-port Riley head, an Evans manifold, a Smith & Jones cam, and a magneto, and it was good for 115 mph.
Ray sold the roadster to his younger cousin Kenny Eichert in 1965. Although Kenny had never driven or raced the car, he had attended many of the Gaters club meetings and usually helped remove the fenders, splash aprons, and brackets on race day. Jack Stewart, a good friend of Kenny, helped him tow the car from Ray's mother's house to Downey, California, where it sat in a one-car garage for another 22 years.
When Ray passed away in the mid-'80s, Kenny drove to Ray's home in Lancaster, California, (very close to El Mirage) to see if he could find anything left from his glory days of racing. He discovered the B-block with a hole in it where a rod had shot through. Other parts were sticking out of the shrubs and desert sand, and there were little mounds all over the yard. Kenny started poking the sand with a stick to see if he'd hit anything, and he found the two-port Riley head, which he said had cracked back in the day when he and Wally Parks were driving the roadster out to the dry lakes without realizing the radiator had no water in it. When the head cracked, a Winfield-topped A-motor like the one the car had at first was put back into the roadster.
The car eventually moved to Lakewood with Kenny and sat in this garage until 2007, when his son, Chris, took it out of storage and began to clean it up, making minor alterations to keep it in its original shape. That included new wiring, tires, juice brakes, a front seat, and four shiny new hubcaps. Other than that, what you see is how it was back then. After Chris finished the car, he took it and his dad out to the dry lakes for the May '09 SCTA event at El Mirage, the first time Kenny had been there since 1949. We returned to the lake to shoot the photos you see here, and though he's nearly blind, Kenny drove his car for the cameras. If you look closely, you might be able to spot the sentimental tears in his eyes.
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This shot is from the SCTA meet in 1947 when the car ran No. 660B. Ray Pyle is behind the wheel, and Kenny is touching the hood.Although Ray Pyle flew in several B-17s during the war, he did most of his missions in The Fox. It was named after a small pub in the village of Ridgewell, England, frequented by American GIs. Ray and the rest of the crew of The Fox must have been avid visitors.The engine in the car is similar to the one that was in it when it first started running at the lakes. It's a Model A banger with a Winfield head (7.5:1 compression), an Evans manifold with dual Stromberg 97s, a Smith & Jones cam, and a Mallory dual-point distributor. The trans is from a '32.Many rodders today use street signs, pop cans, and stuff as floorpans to replicate how guys did it way back when. This is the real deal. Ray traded a V8-60 for the Auburn dash and a Riley head. The chopped windshield posts are made of solid brass.A number of leaf springs were removed from the spring to lower the rear, and they also heated the rear spring eyes. The wheels are Kelsey Hayes bent spokes with Firestone 600-16 motorcycle tires in front and 650-16s in the rear.
The front end uses a dropped '32 axle with aftermarket Model A shocks and heated and reversed spring eyes to lower the car. The steering box is also from a '32. The roadster only had rear mechanical brakes, but for safety's sake they are being upgraded to'39 hydraulics as would have been used when the car was first hot rodded. The roadster also used split wishbones; in this photo you can see the bend in the wishbone and the crude torch-cut frame bracket.The forward movement of the engine required front crossmember clearancing, done with a torch-crude, but it worked.


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Negotiations stalled Sunday on Capitol Hill where Senate leaders are trying to find a compromise to avert year-end tax hikes and spending cuts that threaten economic recovery.
"At this stage, we are not able to make a counter-offer," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., in response to the most recent offer made by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on Saturday evening. "Perhaps as the day moves on I will be able to."
He added: "We're apart on some pretty big issues."
Reid adjourned the Senate Sunday evening with no deal in sight.
Negotiations hit a wall when Senate minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., asked to include a provision to change the way cost-of-living adjustments are made for Social Security benefits, according to a Senate Democratic aide who isn't authorized to discuss the status of negotiations and spoke on condition of anonymity. Republicans broadly support the proposal, which could ease passage for a final legislative package in a divided Congress, but the proposal is a non-starter for Democrats.
Republican senators were briefed by McConnell on the state of negotiations. Senators in interviews said Social Security benefits were not the holdup. It's "not going to be a part of any deal," said Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn.
Rather, Republicans said their issue was a Democratic proposal to use revenues raised through higher rates on the wealthy to pay for the impending spending cuts. It would ease the pain of cuts on defense and social programs, but do nothing to reduce the deficit, which is why the cuts were put in place to begin with.
"It's pretty shocking," said Corker of the proposal.
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, said the two leaders appear closer than they are far apart on a deal. She said she believes there is broad bipartisan agreement to allow the threshold for tax rates to rise to the $400-$500,000 range.
"The hurdles are that you can't use tax increases on anyone to pay for more spending," she said. "I think where new revenue goes is the bone of contention."
McConnell said he is "concerned about the lack of urgency" because he has yet to receive a counteroffer from Reid. "I want everyone to know I'm willing to get this done, but I need a dance partner."
He said he made a call Sunday to Vice President Joe Biden "to see if he could help jumpstart negotiations on his side." McConnell and the vice president have had a strong working relationship in previous fiscal negotiations. Reid said he also spoke Sunday with the president.
Congress reconvened Sunday with just one day remaining before all of the Bush-era tax rates expire and the first $100 billion in scheduled $1.2 trillion in across-the-board spending cuts take effect at the start of the new year.
If they fail to reach an agreement, Reid is prepared to bring to the floor Monday a stripped down bill to extend the middle class tax rates and unemployment benefits. If it passes the Democratic controlled Senate, it would be sent to the Republican controlled House, where passage is not guaranteed because of GOP opposition.
"Now the pressure's on Congress to produce," President Obama said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press.
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This book introduces the idea of design thinking - the collaborative process by which the designer's sensibilities and methods are employed to match people's needs, not only with what is technically feasible, and a viable business strategy. In short, design thinking converts need into demand. It's a human-centered approach to problem solving that helps people and organizations become more innovative and more creative.
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"Starts strong, then becomes an Ideo advertisement"
The first couple chapters are quite informative and useful. It lays out design thinking in a clear way and goes through what it involves, how to use it properly and effectively, etc. However, after that the rest of the book is just a long list of different projects that Ideo has done and changes it's undergone. I've walked away knowing a whole lot about Ideo and decent amount about design thinking. Overall, a good book though it could have knocked off an hour or so of the case studies.
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"Interesting concepts but an ad for company."
Great examples of design thinkers.
As a technologist it is important to step away.
Compelling stories of 3rd world stories and startups
I would love to work at that company, but better to start your own dream :)
"An interesting listen."
I found this book to be more about the design thinking ideologies and less about the actual design thinking techniques. If you are looking for a book that outlines the process and complexities of design thinking and how to use it with your own inventions, you may want to skip this book. If you're looking for a sweeping overview of the design thinking methodology from the perspective of the CEO of IDEO, then it's definitely worth listening to. It really depends on where you're coming from. For those that say this book is merely a chronicle of all the great work that IDEO has done, you're right. It was written by their CEO! Go figure.
"Very Abstract and hard to follow"
For me it was hard to follow!
I has very long sentences containing a lot of abstract information, no action points.
The reading has no intonation.
The content is very interesting but not revolutionary, don't expect a new way of thinking about design, or an actionable framework that you can implement in your organization.
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"Design at the speed of change"
An excellent book on design thinking and customer-centric business. While the examples are becoming dated, the content is becoming increasingly important in the face of rapid change
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Very good listen for designers even a better read if you get a chance. It really gives some interesting insights on how design can affect a greater cause
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"Way to full for itself"
....You can transform the word by using design thinking to design solutions to colossal problems which non-designers can't touch. Everyone like Edison who has done anything great has now been rebranded as a design thinker. Design is cool. Design thinking is amazingly powerful, but you mere mortals cannot understand it....
But they avoided really explaining what "design" and "design thinking" really are beyond ... learn from the user ... and make lots of prototypes.
"Insightful but narration was terrible."
No. His performance is robotic and sounds like an imitation of a text-to-speech mechanism. I think perhaps this is intentional? I've listened to Tim Brown and his colleagues speak frequently, and even if the book is read by someone else, why not make an effort to sound human?
"Summary of authors successes, no educational value"
I wanted to learn about Design Thinking, not just about the authors accomplishments.
I didn't learn anything.
He is fine.
The author.
When I decided to learn more about Design Thinking, I was expecting a book that would educate me. Instead, this book is a summary of the author's company's accomplishments.If you are looking for any level of detail as to how it's done, forget this book.
he might be an expert on desing thining but... as a story teller. I want my money baaak >,<! a fine line is muuuch deeper- he goes to broad, too shallow.
you could give my money back so I can try another book.
get the reader of the stieg larsson trilogy
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If Fox or NBC or CW had that much control in this case, none of their programming would be blacked out. It's the owner of the stations, and has been reported as such.
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