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Ray Baguio's 1967 Camaro - Change Of PlansWritten by on August 21, 2007 Contributors: Johnny Hunkins Ray Baguio's '67 Camaro Started Out As An 11-Second Street/Strip Bruiser, And Then The Drag Strip Closed.
Ray lives on the island of Oahu. He's always been a softy for First Generation Camaros and he's always loved drag racing. Oahu had a dragstrip once, but like a lot of its counterparts in the States, it was inevitably plowed under by "progress" and a developer's deep pockets. Hilo Dragstrip is still happening as are Kauai and Maui Raceway Parks, but if you're on Oahu, they might as well be in Illinois. Ferrying a car from one volcanic deposit to the next requires more time and money than most island racers care to invest.
Ray and his pal Tim Correa finished this car in February '06 and had the good fortune of running it at his home track, knowing that it would be the last time. Ray made four passes on his untried combination, producing an 11.45 at 119. No time to inhale that heady aroma. No time to tune the motor. Then, the playground was gone, kaput. So there was Ray, slicked-out '67 RS/SS rumbling at the curb. All dressed up with no place to ransack. What's a motorhead to do?
Turn inward and channel that energy into something he could enjoy whenever the mood struck. What a concept! Drive it on the street and want for nothing. His '67, therefore, has all those creature comforts necessary for a Pro-Touring street machine and is backed up by some serious engine.
"I purchased this car in 2003. It's a true RS/SS item, complete with Protect-O-Plate. I wanted a street car with good performance and modern accessories, so I added four-wheel disc brakes, air conditioning, power windows, door locks, antenna, trunk release, keyless entry, and a five-speed transmission," says Ray.
He drove the SS around for a few months as it was, you know, until the newness wore off. He's a big cruise fan, yeah, belongs to the Hawaiian Islands Camaros and the Paradise Cruisers. When he could tolerate tooling someone else's car no longer, he tore into the core to make his signature. Let's look at what he and Tim did in the order of completion.
Though straight and sound, Ray excised the body of 40 years of wear and tear and brought all the lines back to their original crispness. He did the metal work, while friend Leroy Perreira, in Kapolei, prepped the skin and applied the PPG Tuxedo Black.
Then Ray began to gather the guts of the engine.
"I wanted a lightweight small-block with a big displacement for my Pro-Touring street car. Had to run on 92 octane and be able to idle in traffic with the A/C on and handle the power steering as well."
He couldn't deny a Dart Little M cylinder case that would yield 434 ci from a 4.155-inch bore and a 4.0-inch stroke. Machine work was performed at Snyder's in Waipahu. They clearanced the bottom of the block to handle the stroke and internally balanced a rotating assembly composed of an Eagle 4340 forging, Eagle H-beams, and JE flat-top 10.7:1 pistons. The Harold "UD Harold" Brookshire-designed 8620 billet solid roller camshaft (0.580-inch lift, 254 degrees duration at 0.050) was cut by Lunati and Ray linked it to the crankshaft with steel billet double-roller timing gear. He sealed the block with a Milodon high-volume oil pump and companion oil pan.
On top, it's a combination of ready-to-use AFR 220cc cylinder head assemblies installed straight out of the box with T&D Machine shaft-mounted roller rocker arms and pushrods. An Edelbrock Victor Jr covers the valley area and sports a BG Mighty Demon carb and ACCEL 14-inch air cleaner. It gets its charge from a sumped tank with an umbilical running to the electric fuel pump. A Digital 6 MSD box works with a Pro Billet distributor and 18 degrees of initial timing, and Hedman headers void the killer gas through a 3-inch exhaust system and Flowmaster muffs. The motor runs bitchin' and looks sly and evil, residing in a subdued but elegantly finished bedroom, brushed and matte-finish aluminum castings accentuated by spikes of billet, color, and light.
Scant island real estate makes a double-overdrive transmission superfluous. Ray put his money on a Tremec TKO 600 five-speed, fronted by a Centerforce pressure plate assembly. A McLeod shifter sprouts from the console. Torque travels via a custom driveshaft augmented by 1350 U-joints and the original 12-bolt rear sports Moser axles, 4.10 gears, an Eaton limited-slip differential, and an LPW cover/girdle.
Having grunt is one thing, but managing it judiciously is the province of a carefully and properly prepared chassis. As a Pro-Touring example, the thing has to handle and brake commensurate with engine output, so Ray looked to Detroit Speed & Engineering for the body mounts and Competition Engineering for the subframe connectors and Slide-A-Link traction bars (he installed the bars only for the drag race session to quell violent wheelhop; they have since been removed). Composure on the street falls to the Hotchkis 2-inch lowering coils and de-arched leaf springs paired with stock shocks, factory anti-sway bars, and the stock steering box. In the crystal ball, Ray sees a suspension make-over centered on coil/over shocks, DSE rear drop springs and a rear anti-sway bar.
We applaud Raymond the Conqueror for his use of modest 17-inch rollers; someplace else, they could easily have been 18 and 20 overkill. American Racing Hopsters reside, 17x7 and 17x9.5, holding Nitto 235/45 and 275/40 555s. At 3,750 lbs, the Camaro is no feather, but those PBR/C5-hybrid 13-inch brakes up front and the PBR 12-inch duo in back aptly demonstrate the concept of burning off energy.
Ray made a good score with the original factory deluxe interior package, and the RPOs included Strato-Ease headrests (AS2), console (D55), and folding rear seat (A67). He stashed a big Auto Meter tach behind the Billet Specialties GTX01 steering wheel and gathered a rack of Auto Meter ancillary gauges for a quick and accurate read. When things aren't zooming past the driver's window typhoon-like, Ray tips back a little in the seat and butters his head with a Pioneer MP3 player pumping through Alpine speakers. Get hot on the island? Yeah, brah. For dat we got a Vintage Air SureFit HVAC system.
This F-body is no doubt sharp and very provocative in its all-black attire. So much so that it copped First Place (American Sports Car) at the Fourth Annual Pearl Harbor Auto Show in June of '06. And then, it's suddenly Oscar night: "I want to thank family and friends who have helped me complete my project. Special thanks to Tim who has been helping me with this from day one."
In the spot on the tech sheet for "estimated cost to build" Ray was remiss. He left it blank. He says his SS is finished, but he knows that isn't true. This is a righteous form. It's got the straight numbers. At once, it vibes vintage and contemporary, but it could be more so with his inevitable suspension layout. We think Ray really is happy with the way his car just the way it is.
Raymond Baguio • Ewa Beach, HI
'67 Chevy Camaro RS/SS • Total cost to build: approx. $38,000
Best quarter-mile ET: 11.45/119
350 Chevy small-block bored
and stroked to 434 ci (4.155 bore x 4.0 stroke)
Dart Little M
|Compression Ratio:
Stock with Milodon oil pan
|Rotating Assembly:
Eagle 4340 forged crank and rods,
JE forged flat-top pistons
|Cylinder Heads:
Airflow Research 220
Harold Brookshire street roller
(254/254 @ .050, .580in lift)
AFR valves (2.08/1.60), T&D 1.5:1 rockers & pushrods
Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake,
Barry Grant {{{825}}}-cfm Mighty Demon
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Raymond Baguio
Tremec TKO 600 five-speed,
Centerforce Dual-Friction clutch, McLeod shifter
|Rear Axle:
GM 12-bolt rear end, Moser axles,
4.10:1 gears, Eaton posi
|Front Suspension:
Hotchkis 2in drop springs, stock sway bar
|Rear Suspension:
de-arched stock leafs, stock shocks,
stock sway bar
PBR 13in C5 discs, front; PBR 12in C4 discs, rear
ARE 17x7 Hopsters (4in backspace),
front; ARE 17x9.5 Hopsters (5.5in backspace), rear
235/45R17 Nitto 555 Extreme,
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Ocean Cargo: Moody's downgrades container shipping forecast
July 12, 2011
The container shipping industry is not the only segment of ocean carriage under severe pressure, said Moody's Investors Service. Bulk and breakbulk carriers are also suffering the consequences of too much capacity.
According to reports on yesterday's teleconference, it will be at least a year before demand catches up with supply in nearly all niche categories of vessel operations.
"The current dry-bulk order book is equal to approximately 46 percent of the tonnage on the water, and around 80 percent of these vessels are due for delivery over the next two years, creating a supply-demand imbalance that will continue to depress freight rates," said Moody's Corporate Finance Group vice president / senior credit officer Marco Vetulli.
On the container side, Moodys stated that the downside risks associated with oversupply have recently heightened on the back of a surge in orders for new vessels, "which is a significant contributor to the negative outlook."
This mirrors recent reports in LM which noted that a mass movement toward fleet building in recent years has softened the revenue model.
"The deilemma is that each carrier is aware that its top priority is to be cost-competitive, even if the collective impact of individual orders for lower unit-cost vessels is weakening the market," said Neil Dekker, editor of the Drewry's Container Forecaster.
Moody's expectations for the second half of 2011 remain neutral, however. Its report added that Japanese shipping conglomerates were feeling less of an impact because of their scale, diversification and strong relationships with customers act as mitigating factors.
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The Honorable Congressman Jones,
Today, there is no doubt that public assistance has become a huge financial burden on the back of middle class taxpayers. More and more people are turning to government handouts to make a living and not have to work.
Our country is facing a major crisis that is being created by Americans who are too lazy to work, illegal immigrants who receive public assistance and drug addicts who get the fixes using entitlement programs. There was a segment on CNN today about people in Louisiana whose Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards weren�t working this past Saturday due to a computer glitch by the contractor. What were these people saying; Where are my benefits? I can�t eat today how can I have my friends over for football etc � How about get a job, why should I have to break my back supporting all of the people who are too lazy to work.
The real shame is this is what our country is becoming. In the 1950s and 1960s almost all of Americans were too ashamed to ask for public assistance, now it�s referred to as an entitlement. What I want to know is what�s in it for me; everyone else has their hand out what about me. I would love to have some tax free dollars. Oh wait. There is no such thing as tax free, someone is providing those tax free dollars and I don�t want it to be me any longer.
I do realize there are some people who are entitled to SSI and Medicare, EBT but not by god all of Detroit. I use Detroit as an example of what America will become if someone doesn�t put the foot down.
I believe now the time has come to have mandatory drug tests, proof of attempt for employment and the use of promissory notes prior to anyone being given public assistance.
If the funds come from the public then we should have a say on who is qualified to receive them, if not then refund my tax dollars as I would like to buy a boat.
We will soon see if America becomes a Third World country.
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Moonbeam Brown protested at Code Pink shindig.
This report of a lie-in by pro-victory in Iraq protesters at a fundraiser held for Jerry Brown by notorious terrorist sympathizer Jodie Evans highlights a very, very serious set of questions involving not only Brown's associations, but also his own motivations. The fact that Brown is attempting to get Code Pink's money like this leads to various questions: Jodie Evans once reportedly told a Gold | Read More »


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Atlantic girls tumble 52-47 in Sunshine Classic semifinals
Boys win in loser's bracket
Published: Friday, December 28, 2012 at 8:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 5:56 p.m.
Archbishop Prendergast (Drexel Hill, Pa.) was much the aggressor through three quarters and held off Atlantic in the fourth for a 52-47 victory Friday in the Sunshine Classic semifinals.
Sunshine Classic Scoreboard
Friday's Local Result
Atlantic 42, Sunland 39
Saturday's Games
Noon: Grace Christian (Tenn.) vs. Sunland Baptist (Bahamas), at Warner
1 p.m.: Atlantic vs. Hialeah, at Atlantic
4 p.m.: Stephenson (Ga.) vs. Pebblebrook (Ga.), consolation final at Atlantic
7 p.m.: Clay County (Ky.) vs. Dacula (Ga.), championship game at Atlantic
Friday's Local Result
Archbishop 52, Atlantic 47
9 a.m.: Pebblebrook (Ga.) vs. Grace Christian, at Warner
10:30 a.m.: Hialeah vs. Pike County (Ky.), at Warner
1:30 p.m.: Grace Christian vs. North Bullitt (Ky.), at Warner
2:30 p.m.: Atlantic vs. Perry Central (Ky.), consolation final at Atlantic
5:30 p.m.: Clay County (Ky.) vs. Archbishop Prendergast (Pa.), championship game at Atlantic
The Pandas (6-1) will face Clay County (Manchester, Ky.) at 5:30 p.m. Saturday in the championship game. The Sharks (10-5) will host three-time and defending Sunshine Classic champions Perry Central (Hazard, Ky.) at 2:30 p.m. in the consolation game.
The Pandas committed just three fouls and sent the Sharks to the foul line just once in the first three quarters while mounting as 43-38 lead. They held a 12-1 edge on the offensive boards and hit 10 of 12 free throws to boot.
"We just got lazy against them," said Sharks junior Destiny Woodard, who finished with 17 points. "We finally picked it up.
"We just started helping each other (on defense) and looking more inside for Ronni."
Ronni Williams scored seven of the Sharks nine points in the fourth quarter and would finish with a team-high 18. After the Pandas established their biggest lead, 45-38 with 7 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Williams hit two lay-ins to bring the Sharks back to within 45-42.
Shantazia Howard, who finished with 12 points, then pilfered away the ball giving the Sharks a chance to close or erase the gap. But the Pandas swiped the ball right back and went on a 5-0 run for a 50-42 lead with 2:27 left.
Woodard sank two free throws for a 50-44 margin with 52 seconds left, but sophomore Alyssa Monaghan sank two free throws with 14 seconds left to ice the win.
"We did a lot of individual things right, but they did a lot of team stuff right and the team stuff wins every time," Atlantic coach George Butts said.
Monaghan, a 5-foot-5 point guard, led all scorers with 23 points and hit five 3-point field goals. Sarah Monaghan also reached double figures with 13 points.
In the boys division, the Sharks took a third-quarter lead and held on for a 42-39 win over Sunland Baptist Academy (Bahamas) in the loser's bracket.
The Sharks (6-6) return to action at 1 p.m. Saturday against Hialeah at Atlantic.
"It was a great effort for our guys coming back from (Thursday's 71-56 loss)," Atlantic coach Kyle Lefebvre said. "They played a zone the whole time. They packed it in and had good size, so it was hard for us to get inside and get good looks at the basket.
"But at the end of the game, we were able to make the plays we needed to win."
SUNLAND Poitier 13, Davis 8, Munroe 10, Russell 4, Roker 4. Totals: 17 2-6 39.
ATLANTIC (6-6) Cochran 7, Bell 5, Rhett 5, Starkes 1, O'Brien 2, Vallejo 18, Minefield 2, Rahming 2. Totals 13 15-22 42.
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3-point goals—S 3 (Poitier 3); A 1 (Rhett 1). Total fouls—S 16; A 8. Fouled out—Davis. Technical fouls—None.
ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST (6-1): O'Halloran 6, S. Monaghan 13, McPeak 5, A. Monaghan 23, Ballinger 5. Totals 16-47 12-15 52.
ATLANTIC (10-5): Williams 18, Woodard 17, Howard 12. Totals 20-43 3-4 47.
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|14 15 9 9—47
3-point goals—Archbishop 8-25 (O'Halloran, S. Monaghan, McPeak, A. Monaghan 5), Atlantic 4-11 (Woodard, Williams, Howard 2). Total fouls—Archbishop 9, Atlantic 14. Rebounds—Archbishop 26 (Lachette 5, McPeak 5), Atlantic 21 (Williams 7). Foul outs—None. Technical fouls—None.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of my favourite New York destinations, and as a student of material culture, I find myself there on a weekly basis. So I was profoundly disappointed not to receive my invitation to the Met Ball. The only explanation that I can think of is that it got lost in the post; after all, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is famously bad at delivery… Anyway, the upshot of this administrative calamity was that I was forced to enjoy Monday's event afterwards, via social media.
So instead of attending, I hit the supermarket (a girl's gotta eat) and as I rushed back home in the spitting rain, trying to prevent my brown paper bags from dissolving in the acidic drops of city drizzle, I stumbled into the midst of yet another 'Met' event. The Metropolitan Opera is based just… Read more


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America's hardest race spans the length of the Rocky Mountains--from Alberta, Canada, to the border with Mexico. --Words and Photos Eddie Clark
David Goldberg pedals through central Montana hoping to complete his second Tour Divide. The rider also is shooting for a grand slam of ultra mountain biking this year: He completed the Arizona Trail 750 earlier this year, and after the Tour Divide he plans on tackling the Colorado Trail Race. Goldberg decided to enter all three races after a friend died from a mental illness, and he hopes to use the events to bring attention to the cause.


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To view this Maximo Mary's Microphone post directly go here. Recently I interviewed Ralph Rio, Research Director at ARC Advisory Group about his recent paper, "Infrastructure: The Hidden Optimization Opportunity". In the interview Ralph tells us that many infrastructure assets (roads, pipelines, bridges, power lines, etc) are taken for granted and ... [ + Read more ]


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At the end of London Collections : Men yesterday, Grazia Daily attended an exclusive Q&A with Dylan Jones, GQ head honcho and BFC menswear committee chairman, who said that the reason now had seemed an appropriate time to launch a dedicated menswear fashion week in London was not only because 'when economic times are tough, men dress up' but also because 'men are beginning to consumer like women'. Well; until we witness a punch-up at a Topman design collection launch (as happened at Mary Katranzou for Topshop) we'll reserve judgement on that second statement, but whatever the theory, the reality of the inaugural London Collections: Men is this: is was a resounding success.
And THESE were our favourite bits…
Colour. Was. Everywhere - and especially pink. From Meadham Kirchoff's floral punk installation, where the duo showcased bold block coloured jackets and shorts embellished with embroidery and sequins on pink haired models, through to bold lilacs and pinks inspired by re-fitting a mother's clothes to fit her son at J W Anderson (above left), salmon shades at Christopher Shannon, and a power-pink cape at E Tautz (above right). Be brave, gents.
Colour was everywhere, but so was monochrome. Now; we appreciate it might seem indulgent, really, to talk about monochrome being back 'in' – especially in terms of menswear – if you consider that a black suit and white shirt is pretty much a wardrobe staple for 98% of the male population. But there was a LOT of monochromatic style at the menswear shows; from Lou Dalton's minimal 90s collection (above left), to Alistair Carr's final outing for Pringle (which elicited not only the longest queue of the weekend, but also the biggest round of applause), and James Long's white shirts and black culottes (above right). So, we're going to call it: monochrome is in.
Sports luxe.
From Richard Nicoll's debut menswear collection – tailored shorts in pale blue, fitted bombers and luxe holdalls (above left) – to Topman Design's 90sAmericana take on the trend, with cropped basketball vests and pretty much everything crafted from mesh (above right) – there was a lot of urban sportswear on show for S/S 13. We only have on problem – we're not sure if 'sports luxe' sounds a bit feminine? Just 'sports', maybe? Or do you have a better suggestion. Answers below.
Trends that won't die:
Rucksacks; like the amazing tri-tone fringed numbers created for Christopher Shannon by the Cambridge Satchel Company (above left), rucksacks are set to remain as the bag of choice for gents come Spring Summer 2013. Also falling into this category, though arguably more troubling, is the socks with sandals 'trend' which we first noticed last year on the Kim Jones for Louis Vuitton runway (seen on James Long SS 13 above right). Oddly, this might be growing on us. You?
Not the colour, silly; the drink! From what was unarguably the event of the weekend – the Mr Porter bash on Friday night which saw Alexa on the decks, David Gandy and Mollie King being very civil exes, Graham Norton and David Furnish dance to Madonna and Jon Hamm arrive by public transport - through to the Dunhill pub-party where Will Self played landlord and ran his own pub quiz, the Tom Ford dinner following his Q&A with Grazia's very own Paula Reed, and a swanky champagne reception hosted by (show sponsor) Vodafone, which we attended yesterday afternoon, the menswear shows were one big champagne-fest this season. It is SUCH a hard life. Check out our gallery, top, for some party pics.
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Seagate Cheetah 15K.4 ST373454FC 73GB 15K 4Gbps Fiber Channel Hard Drive - Refurbished
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA9)-- The DC Public Charter School Board will not vote Wednesday, as planned, on whether or not to revoke the charter for Options Public Charter School. The vote was expected to happen at the board's regular monthly meeting.
This news comes in the wake of a lawsuit filed October 1 by DC's Attorney General alleging the misdirecting of funds by three former managers of the DC public charter school for at-risk youth.
The suit also names WUSA9 anchor JC Hayward, who was the chair of Options Public Charter School's board of trustees.
The suit claims Dr. Donna Montgomery, Dr. David Cranford and Paul Dalton improperly directed two-point-eight million dollars in District public school funding to companies they owned.
The suit says Hayward assisted those managers by signing contracts in her role as chairman of the board.
No criminal charges have been filed.
Hayward told WUSA9 she received no money, and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school's board. She says she resigned from the school's board the week before the lawsuit was filed. Hayward's attorney filed a motion on October 9 asking the court to dismiss Hayward from the lawsuit.
MORE: JC Hayward Files Motion To Be Dropped From Lawsuit
Hayward has been relieved of her duties at WUSA 9 pending further investigation.
The DC Public Charter School Board opted not to make a decision Wednesday about Options PCS's charter after receiving a letter from the school's court-appointed receiver, Josh Kern. In a letter dated October 8, Kern requested "a stay of your revocation proceedings until such time as I, and my team, am able to perform a more complete analysis of the school's operations." Kern says in the letter that he expects to be able to present his assessment of the school's operations by the DC Public Charter School Board's December meeting.
"I have approved the payment of the current pay cycle for teachers and staff, but have frozen payments of other invoices, reimbursements and accounts payable until I have a better understanding of the school's finances," Kern says in the letter.
The DC Public Charter School Board has indicated that regardless of whether the school's charter is eventually revoked, Options PCS will remain open for the remainder of the 2013-2014 school year.


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About.com Guide to Digital Cameras
A1255 Will Offer Great Value
Imaging, the digital camera division of GE, made quite a splash in 2009, offering
what I thought was the year's best budget-priced camera in the GE A1250. It
will be interesting to see whether the recently announced A1255 camera from GE
can follow in the A1250's footsteps.
A1255 certainly carries the type of MSRP ($149.99) that will appeal to
beginning photographers. (Initial reports listed the A1255 at under $100, so it
will be interesting to see what the "real world" price is when the
A1255 is available for purchase.)
A1255 will offer 12 megapixels of resolution, a 2.7-inch LCD, and a 5X optical
zoom lens. General Imaging has not set an exact date for the release of the
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i have been trying to use zimbra for the past couple months and have to say that i really like the interface but the backend seems half baked. i am still getting a ton of deferred messages for no apparant reason. the logs give a read timeout message but that is it. a restart and a flush seems to fix things for a few hours but then messages start getting deferred again.
can someone please help me look into this? i posted this on another thread where 2 additional people are having the same problem (one of them a network customer) but that thread isn't getting answered so i thought i'd start a new one. search for 'deferred read timeout' to see the other thread.


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Lightning Strikes St. Albans
Twenty two years ago on May 17th a tremendous thunderstorm rolled through Northwest DC and surrounding suburbs. Lightning struck spectators on the campus of St. Albans. The lacrosse game between Landon and St. Albans was suspended, with the St. Albans players back in the locker room and the Landon boys back on their school bus. Some of the spectators ran to their car for cover and to some buildings close to the field; some however, took shelter under a large tree breaking the fundamental rule in lightning safety. You never want to make yourself or be near the tallest object in the landscape. Lightning struck that tree. The lightning traveled down the trunk and along the big roots that were exposed from the ground. Fred Laughlin was standing next to Noah Eig under the tree.
"The lighting came down the umbrella down my arm through my body and on the way past it heated the keys that I had....I have 2nd degree burns on my side here and in the exact impression of my keys." Ironically the metal supports in Fred's umbrella dispersed the electricity and may have saved his life. Fred saved the shoes he was wearing at the time. They were blown off of his feet and had four or five holes that looked like bullet holes. Landon student Noah Eig was killed and a total of eleven were injured. A plaque in his memory is near the field.
A lightning bolt is five times hotter than the surface of the sun, reaching temperatures of 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Lightning, not tornadoes, not hurricanes and not blizzards is responsible for more deaths in the US. On average 200 people die from lightning strikes every year in this country. Always seek shelter in a building or your car. The tires do not protect you but the metal body cage does. Remember if you hear thunder you can be struck by lightning; take cover immediately.


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Ned Yost media session: Roster moves discussed
Before Thursday's 7:10 series finale against the Texas Rangers, manager Ned Yost explained both roster moves that the Royals made on Thursday. He said the moves were necessary after using the bullpen for a combined 18.0 innings over the last three games.
Earlier in the day, the Royals announced that the club has recalled righthanded reliever Greg Holland and optioned reserve outfielder Jarrod Dyson to Triple-A Omaha. Holland, who will wear No. 56, made 13 relief appearances for the Storm Chasers, going 2-0 with 2 saves and a 2.08 ERA. Over 21.2 innings pitched, he registered 27 strikeouts and issued only 11 walks.
Holland appeared in 15 games for the Royals over the final two months last season, going 0-1 with a 6.75 ERA in 18.2 innings. He allowed 23 hits and 14 earned runs to go along with 23 strikeouts.
Dyson was used primarily as a pinch-runner and stole 9 bases although he only received 24 at-bats. Yost said that the move was necessary because of recent stress on the bullpen and the need for Dyson to receive regular playing time.
"We needed 13 pitchers," Yost said. "We had an extra outfielder in Mitch Maier and we had options. [Dyson] needed to play a little bit. He needed to get down and get some at-bats."
Also, Kansas City reinstated righthanded reliever Robinson Tejeda from the 15-day disabled list and optioned reliever Jeremy Jeffress to Omaha. The club will use Jeffress as a starter at the minor league level.
"We're going to send him down to start," Yost said. "That will give him an opportunity to get lengthened out and use all his pitches. This will give him an opportunity to get some innings under his belt."
Following tonight's contest, the Royals will host the St. Louis Cardinals in a 3-game interleague series beginning at 7:10 on Friday. Saturday and Sunday's games will begin at 1:10.
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Now why would u send down the best base stealer on that team for another pitcher . I can see somewhat why But why not chris getz !


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The Aerostich Tours Adventure Team has announced June 16 - June 20,
as the dates for their 2011 "Tag The Deadhorse Motorcycle Adventure
Ride" to Deadhorse, Alaska, also known as Prudhoe Bay. This is one of two events that are included in the 2011 AMA Yamaha Super Ténéré National Adventure Riding Series.
Deadhorse, Alaska is the furthest point north on the North American
Continent a motorcyclist can reach, at the end of the famed and
treacherous 416 mile long Dalton Highway. Also known as The Haul Road,
half of which is unpaved, can be snow or ice covered in the warmest of
seasons and provides the ultimate motorcycle driving challenge for
intrepid adventurists. Motorcyclists from around the world know that
reaching Deadhorse is a "must do" as they try to check-off riding
destinations around the globe.
The Aerostich Adventure Team will start
the adventurers from Fairbanks, sweeping the group with their event
security vehicle. Once the entrants reach Prudhoe Bay they can opt to
join the famed Polar Bear Club with a swim in the Arctic Ocean or bask
with their fellow riders in the success of their personal
accomplishments to reach Deadhorse.
to Roger Pattison, Aerostich Tours Director of Operations, "This tour
is an opportunity for the true adventure rider to test their individual
commitments and riding abilities by conquering one of the toughest roads
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camaraderie of a group of hardened travelers. This ride is for the
advanced motorcyclist, one possessing the skills, equipment, and drive
to accomplish what many have failed to do, reach Deadhorse. Severe and
rapidly changing weather conditions, no service facilities, poor road
conditions and errant vehicles and animals along the 416 miles make this
adventure ride a personal accomplishment not equaled anywhere on the
globe. This road has humbled some of the most experienced motorcycle
adventure riders. We are looking for a select group made up of
individuals from around the globe, a multi-national affront on the famed
Haul Road."
The tour is open to any displacement size motorcycle, sidecar or
trike, solo or with a pillion. Entrants are to be self-sufficient,
arriving in Fairbanks on their own.
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Belarus: Detention conditions of civil activist Zmitser Dashkevich get worse
|International Federation for Human Rights
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|1 November 2012
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FIDH and its member organisation in Belarus, Human Rights Center "Viasna", condemn Tuesday's Mozyr District Court decision imposing punitive incarceration on Zmitser Dashkevich, leader of the civil and political organization Young Front, for the entire duration of his sentence. Such incarceration sees Dashkevich sent to a prison where conditions are even harsher than in penal colonies, including confinement to his cell 24 hours a day.
The Court took such decision alleging that Mr. Dashkevich has violated the internal rules of Mozyr penal colony, thus making him a "malicious rule breaker". His current whereabouts are unknown, the name of his new prison not being disclosed.
Zmitser Dashkevich was initially sentenced on 24 March 2011 to two years of imprisonment on charges of "malicious hooliganism", allegedly committed ahead of the presidential election of December 2010. On 28 August 2011, Hlybokae District Court held an on-site hearing in penal colony No. 13 in Hlybokae, finding the civil activist guilty of repeated failures to obey the prison administration (Part 1 of Article 411 of the Criminal Code). A further year's sentence was imposed on Mr. Dashkevich, thus making it likely that he remain incarcerated until 28 August 2013.
FIDH and Viasna believe these decisions to be part of a general repressive trend in Belarus. They also consider this to be yet another episode of harassment against civil society, aimed at silencing the regime's opponents and subjecting them to ever increasing pressure. Mozyr District Court's decision brings the total number of political prisoners sent to prisons with extremely severe and restrictive conditions to four.
FIDH and Viasna urge the Belarusian authorities to end all harassment of Mr. Dashkevich and to immediately and unconditionally release him, and all political prisoners in Belarus.


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Health Sector MBA
In a field driven by innovation, it's vital that you keep pace. Located in the world-class Boston health sector scene, the BU Questrom School of Business Health Sector MBA (HSM) is here to prepare you for whatever challenges are thrown your way, no matter where you are in the industry—biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, and many other segments.
You know you need strong business skills to make the kind of difference you want to make in people's lives. In HSM you'll gain those skills by earning an MBA while specializing in health sector management. Combining a rigorous core MBA curriculum with electives tailored to the health care arena all in the heart of Boston's world-class health care scene, the HSM MBA will prepare you for a life-changing and distinguished career in this vital industry.
At Questrom you have options. As a HSM student you still choose the program that works best for your lifestyle and puts you ahead of the crowd:
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Real-world experiences give depth to your education and credibility in the job market. In addition to the MBA core curriculum, you'll get hands-on experience during an internship at a leading health sector organization*. An intensive consulting practicum and access to an extensive range of courses from health service delivery to drugs, devices, and diagnostics, and health sector information technology will give you the tailored expertise you need to thrive in this transformative industry.
Want more? Enhance your degree by adding a concentration in a discipline such as finance, marketing, or operations.
What happens in the classroom shouldn't stay in the classroom.
Engaging with health sector leaders as well as program alumni spread across the sector and the country through our extensive Health Sector Mentoring Program gives you connections who support and guide you through your time at Questrom and after graduation.
You can also participate in several student organizations, including the Health Services Management Association, BU BioBUsiness Organization, Engineering and Management Commercialization Collaborative, and the Global Health Sector Interdisciplinary Case Competition.
We've got your back.
All BU MBA students have the opportunity to connect with top employers and executives in their fields. Whether you're seeking a summer internship, a full-time position after graduation, or looking to advance in your current career, you'll enjoy the support of our Feld Career Center, strong faculty, student clubs and organizations, and our 48,000+ School of Management alumni and nearly 300,000 BU alumni worldwide.
Did we mention that HSM is ranked 17th nationally by US News and World Report, and is the only MBA program in New England accredited by CAHME, the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education? Get ready for a dynamic experience.*PEMBA students may waive the internship requirement with applicable work experience, pending permission of the HSM Faculty Director.


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Annual Calendar
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- 2008 Calendar:Making the Delta. Development of the Sacromento-San Joaquin Levee System
- 2007 Calendar:Mountains to Mouths : Development of the Bay Area's Water Supply
- 2006 Calendar:Futuristics : Innovative Transportation and Maritime Designs
- 2005 Calendar:Driving the Bay
- 2004 Calendar:Building Our Bridges
- 2003 Calendar:Before the Bridges: Ferry Boats from San Francisco Bay's Golden Age
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Press Release 13-038 STEM Graduate Students Challenged to Submit Innovative Ideas to Improve Graduate Education
The NSF 'Innovation in Graduate Education Challenge' calls for entries by April 15
Georgia Tech graduate student Priyanka Rohatgi tests nuclear receptors engineered in yeast cells.
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March 7, 2013
The National Science Foundation is calling for currently-enrolled graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields to share their unique perspectives on graduate education. Entries are solicited for ideas with the potential to improve graduate education and professional development, and can be submitted at the 2013 Innovation in Graduate Education Challenge website by April 15, 2013. Winners will receive prizes from $1,000 to $3,000, as well as national recognition for their ideas.
There is growing interest in the future of STEM graduate education as evidenced by recent reports from the NIH Biomedical Research Workforce Working Group, the Council of Graduate Schools, the National Academies Board on Higher Education and Workforce, and scientific societies like the American Chemical Society. The NSF Innovation in Graduate Education Challenge ensures that graduate students' voices are part of the larger national dialogue about graduate education modernization.
Everyone can get involved in the challenge through the community choice voting that opens on May 15 and closes on May 29, 2013. All entries that are chosen for the final round of judging will be open to community choice voting.
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Cooler than average temperatures this week.
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The No. 24 Arkansas baseball team (21-13) raced out to an early lead Wednesday ...
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AUBURN, Ala. (Univ. of Ark.) - University of Arkansas junior Emma Lavy fired a career-best 67 and came off the golf course tied for the lead with the No. 5 Razorbacks tied for second at the 2013 NCAA East Regional in Auburn, Ala., Thursday.
Lavy and the Razorbacks were among the first players and teams finished in the 24 team event and third five-under 283 was good for a tie for second place at the end of the day.
"The team is in a good position and we have to continue to execute our game plan and commit to the process that we have worked on all year long," she continued. "I don't think by any means we played our best golf but we were solid and put ourselves in contention to win a championship."
Lavy's score paced Arkansas to a five-under 283 and they trail second-ranked Alabama who blistered the course with a first-round, 11-under 277. The Razorbacks are tied with No. 20 Tulane and ahead of No. 8 UCLA with 288, No. 23 Texas with 289 and No. 17 Oklahoma State and No. 11 North Carolina with 290.
Senior Victoria Vela rallied for a one-under 71 and is tied for 14th. The Mansfield, Texas, native turned even and then bogeyed the 13th hole. She finished strong with a birdie on the 16th and 18th holes for her 71.
Freshman Gabriela Lopez shot even par 72 while junior Emily Tubert and freshman Regina Plasencia both counted 73s. Lopez is tied for 21st, and Tubert and Plasencia are tied for 33rd overall.
Tubert turned at one over after nine holes but she recovered with a birdie on the 12th hole returning to even par. The Burbank, Calif., native dropped a shot to one under with her third birdie of the round on the 16th hole but a double on the 17th saw her finish with a 73.
The rest of the field includes No. 29 Northwestern and No. 26 Notre dame tied for eighth with a 292, No. 31 Tennessee is 10th with 294. East Tennessee State is 11th with 297 followed by Ole Miss and host No. 42 Auburn tied for 12th with 299. Thirteenth-ranked Virginia is 14th with 300, No. 35 Kentucky, No. 50 East Carolina and No. 38 Texas State are tied for 15th with 301, Florida International is 18th with 304, Chattanooga is 19th with 309, No. 47 Penn State is 20th with 310, No. 44 UCF is 21st with 312, James Madison with 319, Eastern Kentucky with 321 and Alabama State with 335.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- November 25, 2012
The state of Florida is asking thousands of young women some intimate questions their sex lives and is giving them a $10 gift card in return.
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports the Department of Health is surveying 4,100 women between 18 and 24, giving participants a CVS gift card.
Officials say the survey will help them understand women's need for and approach to family-planning services.
The 46-question survey was sent out in September and October. Participants were asked how many men they had sex with over the last year, whether a man ever poked holes in a condom to get them pregnant and how they felt emotionally the last time they had unprotected sex.
The state says the names of those who return the survey will be kept private.
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Monster Worldwide plans to implement a corporate restructuring that will include pursuing the sale of its ChinaHR operations, evaluating options in developing markets and focusing on core business in North America and key European and Asian markets.
"We are implementing a plan to concentrate our resources on our largest markets where we generate the lion's share of our revenue and profit and where we are experiencing increased customer traction with our advanced technologies," Chairman, President and CEO Sal Iannuzzi said. "We believe this plan provides Monster the resources to grow our leading businesses in North America and Europe."
Monster acquired all shares of ChinaHR in 2008, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. ChinaHR is a recruiting website in China.
Monster announced the restructuring Nov. 8 as it also reported third-quarter results with third-quarter revenue of $221.7 million, down 10.8 from $248.6 million in the same quarter last year.
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Azle ISD invites all our Seniors Citizens (55 years old and older) to a Fall Gold Card Luncheon 11:30 August 7th at the Instructional Support Center, 483 Sandy Beach Road, Azle, TX. Along with lunch, we will register you and issue you free Gold Cards for the 2014/2015 school year.
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Applications are available at the Central Office , at the luncheon or below. You may print out the application, complete it and bring it with you to the luncheon, return it to the Central Office at 300 Roe Street, Azle, TX 76020 or fax it to 817-444-6866.
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Yes. I can afford it.
You see, I work hard and don't waste all my time racking up 11,000 posts on a silly web site.
Well, seriously...just go then. No offense intended. That is your right as a consumer. You can choose what you buy and where you buy it.
But to come on the internet and anonymously post your anger ad nauseum...and criticize those with a different perspective for wasting their time on the internet...well, can you see the irony?
You claim you don't care, you can afford it and you just want the programming but the outrage you're spewing here says otherwise.
If you really just wanted the programming, cost be damned, you'd already have another provider lined up.
You've ranted. Now take a deep breath, think about it, make a reasoned decision (or an un-reasoned one) and just do whatever you're going to do. Raging on the internet isn't going to solve your problems...not a one of them.


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(WUSA9) -- Montgomery County Police say a pedestrian was struck on Westport Road at Saratoga Road on Tuesday morning just before 8.
Police say a 50-year-old woman was walking across Westport Road when she was hit by a van.
A police official says they are investigating whether or not the sun may have prevented the driver from being able to see her. The driver stayed on the scene after the collision, say police.
Police say the woman suffered serious injuries and was flown to the hospital by a Maryland State Police helicopter. An officials says she is in serious condition.
At approximately 11:20 a.m., Montgomery County police said Westport Road at Saratoga Avenue was reopened.


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I won my eBay bid. Paid 58 bucks including postage! They should be here any day.
-my daughter makes a great assistant. I had a constant supply of chocolate teddy bears and milk!
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Louisville Street Rod Nationals - National Street Rod AssociationWritten by on December 1, 2008 Big Fun For '48 Down
The National Street Rod Association wrapped up its 39th Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky, and Custom Classic Trucks was there to enjoy the festivities. With over 10,000 1948 and earlier vehicles in attendance it's interesting to note the 2008 NSRA Nats was the largest show CCT covered for the entire year. One of the first thoughts that came to mind as we walked around the massive show grounds was the unusually high number of panel trucks and sedan deliveries present in comparison to pickup trucks. This fact made it clear the street rodder's truck of choice is a sedan delivery or panel truck over a pickup. What makes this even more intriguing is the production numbers of panel trucks and deliveries produced throughout the years in comparison to pickups is just a mere fraction.
The style of vintage trucks present ranged from salmon- and fuchsia-colored billet-bombs with heartbeat graphics to freshly constructed "rat-rod" type stuff with faux patina shop truck signage and Sears ponchos for upholstery. One thing was for sure, and that's everyone is welcome at the NSRA Nats. Everyone got along and it was a great time. The '70s and '80's street-rod-style trucks we found still cruising around intact in the 21st century were a true living testimony that the quality is really there when it comes to aftermarket street-rod parts. The funny thing is, same as avocado shag carpet and Olds Fiesta hubcaps, the time will come when the billet-bombs will be as cool as they ever were, and we'll all have to go back to concealed hinges and high-tech-looking air cleaners.
Although the summer temps were in the triple digits and the humidity was as about as muggy as it can get, we were absolutely amazed at how good the air-conditioning in the Kentucky Exhibition Center was. It was a real treat to step inside the 110,000 square foot building and visit with vendors and friends in what has to be the best air-conditioning in the whole world.
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The Hooterville Express, void of a sign and without asking the owner, appears to be a '34 Chevy sedan delivery. Those '39 Ford taillights can throw you off every time.It's true, as a community us street rodders are an aging demographic, but thanks to improved vehicular signage and a willing soul to drive the pilot car we all made it to Louisville, KY, safely.There's not a whole lot of difference between a '33 Ford sedan delivery and a '34. Add a smoothie hood with a big 'ol blown motor underneath and your guess is as good as ours.The Willys Series 77 light-duty 1/2-ton panel delivery was introduced in 1933. Maybe even more popular than taillights plucked from a '59 Caddy Larry's Express features '39 Ford taillights and a fully functional wheelie bar.If you are starting to get the idea street rodders prefer sedan deliveries and panel trucks over pickup trucks you might be right. This one is an Anglia Thames panel with what appears to be a speed induced paint adhesion problem.This '39 Willys pickup is a cross between a jacked-up Gasser and a street comp-style custom. Notice the cab is smaller than the '48 F-1 behind.A new Flint, MI, assembly plant was opened in early 1947 to handle the expanded production of the new Advance Design series introduced in the summer of 1947. The Los Angeles plant opened in late '47.
The 1948 F-1 Fords done to look like shop trucks at Louisville outnumbered all the other brands combined.In 1937 there were 3,256 Plymouth sedan deliveries built, and in 1938, 1,601. It's a 50-50 guess this yellow-hued Plymouth is a '37.Speaking of '48 F-1 Fords, this bright-red beauty featured a glovebox door signed by Boyd Coddington at the 2006 Louisville Nats.Someone did an incredible job turning a garden-variety Ford four-door sedan into a tasty little pickup truck...This International, according to the grille, is either a '41 or a '46. In 1947 the grille bars widened at the base, and by 1950 the new body style was introduced.This '42 Chevrolet COE started out life as an Army truck and then years later moved to Wisconsin where it was placed on a motorhome chassis and turned into a hot-rod hauler.With the cowl vents wide open on this '47 Chevy it's no wonder why Chevrolet officially proclaimed this was the "cab that breathed."
You would never know it by looking at it now, but this old Dodge was a Gas dragster pickup for the better part of the '60s and '70s. Today, it's running a late-model Hemi and rides in air-conditioned comfort thanks to Vintage Air.According to numerous minutes of research, this is a '40 Ford O1C pickup with '39 Ford passenger car headlights.


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Edelbrock 8103 - Edelbrock Carburetor Single Feed Fuel Line Kits
JEGS Part Number: 350-8103ProClassic Black Fuel Hose Kit
Edelbrock 8103 Details
ProClassic Fuel Pump To Carburetor Hose Kits
This high-quality fuel line kit offers a clean and precise fuel supply line for mechanical fuel pumps with 3/8" NPT to the 5/8"-20 fuel inlet on Edelbrock Performer Series and Thunder Series AVS Carbs. This kit is manufactured with Russell ProClassic hose and includes a fuel filter, 5/8"-20 banjo bolt and gaskets.
Will not work with OEM or equivalent fuel pumps.
Edelbrock Carburetor Single Feed Fuel Line Kits
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The custom electronics (CE) professionals at Harmony Interiors, Asheville, N.C., have built their business on the amicable union of technology and interior design. "We are not just propeller heads," says president Scott Varn. "We actually know how to match our socks." With a degree in fine arts and interior designers on staff—not to mention impressive audio-video chops—Varn and his staff know how to artfully hide a flat panel or conceal a subwoofer in the wall.
Why, then, is the subwoofer in this basement remodel boldly displayed, and the LCD unabashedly mounted on the wall? The answer is Harmony Interiors' flexibility combined with beautiful equipment from select manufacturers. "We tend to do everything completely custom, but when you find a piece of equipment that is a perfect for a room, it can work out beautifully," says Varn.
Normally, Harmony Interiors would make a point of hiding the display's bezel with a custom frame to match the interior decor—a service for which the company is known. But when Varn and his colleagues saw the limited-edition, 65-inch Sharp Aquos TV with leather bezel and chrome accents, they knew instantly that their client would love it. "He was sold. In fact, when we got down to the basement, the first thing to go was the old 20-inch CRT TV and mismatched furniture," says Varn.
The Tannoy subwoofer was also a departure from the company's normal design sensibility, in which subwoofers would typically be relegated to the wall or cabinetry. However, this Arena model, with its brushed nickel knobs and high-gloss piano black finish commands attention. "Every detail was so beautiful … It's obvious that this sub was meant to be left out for all to see," says Varn. Likewise, the Tannoy Arena left and right speakers were mounted to flank the LCD, while the center speaker was hidden behind acoustic cloth in a modified BDI entertainment center.
Both the homeowners and Harmony Interiors loved this BDI rack, with its black woodwork and chrome fittings. The only problem was that its top featured a grommet hole for wires and reflected a greenish tint onto the screen. With the LCD mounted on the wall and wires concealed therein, the grommet hole was useless. Harmony Interiors replaced the top with a new, greener alternative made out of sunflower seeds, adding a wonderful texture and causing far less light reflection than the original.
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By this point, the color scheme of black and chrome was cemented, so something had to be done about the pale wood racks containing the couple's wine collection. "We told the homeowners that if they wanted to keep them, we had to paint them black," says Varn. To be consistent with the black and chrome/silver theme, the painters painstakingly avoided the silver hardware, giving the racks a new, modern feel.
By handpicking manufacturers with great industrial design that were engineered for fantastic sound and beautiful images, Harmony Interiors turned this ugly duckling of a room into a graceful, sleek, and modern home theater. Now, instead of dreading the journey downstairs, the clients spend a good deal of time in this renovated space. It's a fantastic environment for them to enjoy a wine tasting, listen to their music collection, and top it all off with one of their favorite films.
When in Doubt, Wire and Wire Some More
When the custom electronics (CE) pros at Harmony Interiors, Asheville, N.C., began work on this basement remodel, they quickly realized that wiring was going to be an issue. "Besides electrical, there was no modern wiring at all in the basement. So we had to do a lot of fishing through existing walls and the ceiling," says president Scott Varn. The company ran a combination of CAT5, RG6 coaxial, and fiber throughout the room. "We over-wired a little bit here to avoid having to go through this process again when the homeowners decide to upgrade or change something."
While dropped ceilings are generally frowned upon in the world of interior design, in this case, it made the process of running wires to and installing the surround speakers very easy, while avoiding some duct-work problems that would have arisen had the company replaced the ceiling altogether. Harmony Interiors lessened the potential visual blow of an ceiling by choosing a more attractive tile and breaking it up with drywall that also hides the HVAC. "This is not a long-term solution," says Varn. "But that is what is so great about having a long-term client: You can anticipate their future needs, and that makes them very happy." EH
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The Royals have traded utility man Willie Bloomquist to the Cincinnati Reds for a player to be named or cash considerations.
The 32-year-old Bloomquist was hitting .265 in 72 games for the Royals with 10 doubles, a triple, three home runs, 17 RBI, 31 runs scored and eighth stolen bases in 13 attempts. He signed a two-year contract with Kansas City prior to the 2009 season.
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FAIRFAX, Va. (WUSA) - Most people got their first pay check of 2013 on Friday and if you're like me, you probably went "Whoa! Why the pay cut?"
Well, you've got Congress and the President to thank for that.
The payroll tax holiday expired on January 1 and it wasn't extended in the fiscal cliff negotiations.
So what does this mean for your pay check?
This is not the result of a tax increase.
This is the result of a temporary tax cut expiring.
And what that payroll tax holiday did was it cut two percentage points from every American's Social Security payroll tax.
It's been in effect for two years.
But now -- it's gone.
And you better believe... it is not going unnoticed.
The Tax Policy Center has a calculator that lets you break down what these changes will mean for you.
So let's say you're married with two children under the age of 13 and your income level is right down the middle, just over $75,000.
What you find is that your total payroll tax liability is now almost $10,700. Before the tax holiday expired, it was just about $9300.
That's a difference of $1,396, which breaks down to about $54 every paycheck if you get paid every other week.
Let's try this again, but this time, you're single, you make a slightly higher-than-normal income, $46,000.
In this case, your payroll tax liability is now $6600. Befor, it was just $5700.
That's a difference of $864, which breaks down to about $33 every bi-weekly paycheck.
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|125th Anniversary planning coming along
|Written by Chris Lee
Holyoke will officially celebrate its 125th (quasquicentennial) April 24, 2013 at Holyoke High School where Phillips County Players will perform a melodrama outlining certain historic events happening in Holyoke throughout the years.
A 125th committee has been formed, and planning for a bigger event is in the works. The community will come together Friday-Saturday, June 14-15 at Phillips County Courthouse lawn to celebrate Holyoke's 125th birthday. The event is being held in conjunction with the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce's Dandelion Daze.
Friday night, June 14, a pie and ice cream social will be held on the courthouse lawn. Special music will be provided by Prairie Band of Otis and numerous mementos will be available.
Saturday, June 15, many events are planned.
A pancake breakfast provided by the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department will be held from 7-9 a.m. at the Vets Hall to get the day rolling.
In addition to the usual Dandelion Daze events, mementos, kids' games, scavenger hunt, horse and carriage rides, vintage photos and beard and vintage clothing contests will be offered.
There will also be a Vintage Era parade. Anyone interested is welcome to enter a float in the parade. Normally during Dandelion Daze, a parade of the vehicles entered in the car show drive up and down Interocean Avenue. This year, the cars will be lined up by decade among floats by those wishing to enter.
The winners of the beard and clothing contests will serve as the parade grand marshals.
Following the parade, a meal will be held followed by an old-time barn dance. The meal will be held at the courthouse lawn while the dance will be held at Vieselmeyer's Pioneer Seed shed south of town on Highway 385. Providing the entertainment will be Frenchman Creek Ramblers.
The committee is currently seeking hay bales to be used for the barn dance. Also, anyone interested in helping sponsor or run a game or booth during the Saturday event is welcome to get involved.
Also available throughout the events will be calendars by the Enterprise and coloring books by the Chamber.
The committee is open to suggestions for additional activities and changes to the current schedule.
Holyoke Enterprise December 27, 2012