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There's nothing more frustrating than buying a new game and discovering it doesn't work. Here are three ways to remove some of the guesswork.
The Windows Experience Index is a measure of how capable your computer is. To calculate it, Windows analyzes the hardware and software on your PC and then assigns it a score. The higher the number, the more likely your PC can handle games and other demanding programs.
When you buy a game, make sure the minimum score recommended by the publisher (typically printed on the box) is less than, or equal to, the Windows Experience Index for your computer. That's one way to ensure it will run smoothly.
Open Performance Information and Tools by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type Performance Information and Tools, and then, in the list of results, click Performance Information and Tools.
If your computer's Windows Experience Index hasn't been established, click Rate this computer.
If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
To learn more, see What is the Windows Experience Index?
Even if your computer's Windows Experience Index score is good enough for a particular title, it's possible that an individual piece of hardware—a video card, for example—on your PC isn't.
That's why it's also critical to study the minimum system requirements listed on the game packaging and confirm your computer meets or exceeds them. Few programs put a heavier demand on your computer than games. If your computer falls short, a game might run sluggishly—or not at all.
The components game publishers are typically most concerned with are:
Central processing unit (CPU): Make sure both the CPU speed and model meet the game requirements.
Random access memory (RAM): Many games now require at least one gigabyte of RAM.
Video card: Your video card must have a certain amount of memory and have a compatible chipset (publishers usually list the make and model of compatible cards). Cards must also typically support DirectX 9 or later.
Hard disk: Most games require a certain amount of free space.
Not sure about the make and model of your video card or other hardware specs? Not to worry. Windows has a built-in tool called the DirectX Diagnostic Tool that can provide these details.
Open DirectX Diagnostic Tool by clicking the Start button , typing dxdiag in the search box, and then pressing Enter.
If this is the first time you've used the DirectX Diagnostic Tool, you might be asked whether you want to check if your drivers are digitally signed. We recommend you click Yes to ensure that your drivers have been signed by a publisher that has verified their authenticity. For more information, see How can I decide which drivers are safe to install?
Titles that display "Games for Windows" on the box have been extensively tested by Microsoft and the game publisher to ensure they perform reliably and work on both 32- and 64-bit editions of Windows.
These games also support the Xbox 360 controller for Windows, widescreen displays, and more.
For more details, go to the Games for Windows website.
The Games for Windows website also offers a handy tool called the Game Advisor. Once installed, the software scans your computer to determine if a particular game will run. If your PC doesn't have the right hardware installed, the Game Advisor will let you know what to upgrade.
For information about games that come with Windows, see Learn about games in Windows 7.
There are two things to check to tell if a game will run on your computer:
You can compare the Windows Experience Index base score for the game and for your computer. The game's base score is usually included on the packaging and in published information about the game. Make sure the base score for your computer is equal to or greater than the one listed for the game.
You can compare your computer's specifications to the game's minimum requirements. You'll need to know your processor speed, how much random access memory (RAM) you have, how much graphics memory you have, and how much free space is on your hard disk.
Open Performance Information and Tools by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Performance Information and Tools.
If you don't see subscores and a base score, click Update my score.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
Compare the number under Base score with the base score of the game you want to play. If your computer's base score is the same as or higher than the game's, the game will run on your computer.
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|Book signing set for Gray history book
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Haxtun Public Library plans to host a book signing for local author Jean Gray Friday, June 21 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gray will be on hand at the library that day to sign copies of her book, "Homesteading Haxtun and the High Plains: Northeast Colorado History," which will be available for purchase that day.
A brief history, the book details how Haxtun and the surrounding area evolved from a land of prairie grasses filled with buffalo and Indians to a place where rugged and determined pioneers staked claims and built towns and farms.
The book includes a forward by former Haxtun Mayor Gay McDaniel plus sections on the communities of Fleming, Dailey, Paoli, Fairfield and St. Peters as well as a brief look at the evolution of farming through prosperous times, depression and drought.
Jean Gray
Gray expressed excitement in being able to document the history of a part of Colorado that receives little recognition. "The history of northeast Colorado is filled with color and character," said Gray. "Few comprehend the struggles our pioneers endured to settle this inhospitable prairie land or the economic importance that farming continues to represent for the state as a whole."
She added that, while this is Haxtun's story, the connections between communities in terms of people and history make it northeast Colorado's story.
Haxtun Public Library is located at 137 S. Colorado Ave. in Haxtun. For further information, contact Haxtun librarian Vickie Freemyer at 970-774-6106 during regular library hours.
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The Salomon F22 Snowboard Boot's fused liner and shell reduce its shell size for better board feel and reduced toe and heel drag. The stiff flex adds edge control, and Powerlace Pro centers your foot in the liner, centers the tongue on the boot, and tightens the forefoot and heel, all in one pull.
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Usually wear 11 or 11.5 and glad I sized up to 11.5. Wore these for the 1st ride this winter and cannot be more stoked. I usually plan on my feet cramping up after 1 or 2 runs on the 1st ride of the winter but I couldn't have been more stoked when my feet felt like they were riding on clouds after the 4th and 5th runs. Now we just need more snow!
Cool, but why do boot manufacturers still do this?
Alright, so to start off, I have to say that these boots run a bit narrow, so if you have a wide foot, you probably want to look elsewhere. Other than that, they are true to size. Also, the inner lacing boa is shorter than in years past, so you won't be able to wrap it around your leg and hook it back on to the front of the boot anymore. I've kind of yet to find a good place to put the inner lace clip. Also, aesthetically speaking, the boot in the picture is probably an 8 or a 9, as well. I've heard people suggesting that the F22 has a smaller footprint, but let it be known: the bigger size boots definitely do not have a significantly reduced footprint size. You'll still need your XL bindings.
However, Salomon keeps making the lacing system of their boots with this chasm between the laces and the tongue of the boot. This can eventually make for wet feet, since snow can get into that area of the boot, melt a little, and end up taking up permanent residence. You can see what I'm talking about in the sample picture for the boot at the top of the page: on the sides of the outer lacing system over the arch of the foot, there are two little dead spaces on either side of the tongue that can fill up with snow. I had a pair of the Salomon Pledges from a few years ago, and they had a similar design flaw, which led to wet feet after about 4 hours. Had some 32's before that, same story.
Melting snow leads to wet feet = wet boots = stank boots = stank feet = you not getting laid. This is a problem that needs to be addressed.
Other than this, these are great boots. Very stiff, but my spider senses tell me about 2-3 weeks of riding in them will break them in, no problem. And remember, they are a narrow footbed design.
Solid boots
Can't complain about a single thing with these boots, aside from the high price. This is my second pair of Salomon's after years riding in Burton gear. I will never switch. The only reason I got these is my old Dialogues were way too packed out - just couldn't get them tight enough. This time I bought them a half size smaller than usual (I usually wear size 10 1/2 - 11, bought the 10's). After three days of hard riding, they are already broken in.
The one problem I had before was the cord on the inner boot breaking - a flaw that has since been corrected.
Super light weight, warm, stiff, and very comfortable.
Love em
Spent the last 3 seasons riding in Salomon F24's.. and those boots are totally cashed. Loved those boots so much I decided to pick up the successor to the F24. These boots are definitely stiff, but it allows me to not lace them as tight. The liners are super comfortable and the lacing system doesn't cause any random pressure points. I'm also a huge fan of the footprint shrink technology they use. I wear a 10 in this boot and it allows me to run a medium binding without having the straps maxed out. As someone who prefers to go really fast, while still being able to play around in the trees, I'm already in love with these boots. I hope I get as much use out of these as I did my F24's (which was about 120 days of riding).
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equal size in centimeters of its actual value?
Pretty close. Salomon uses their own sizing system. Use "View Sizing Chart" right under the item price to verify your size.
If I get these in a size 11 or 11.5 what...
If I get these in a size 11 or 11.5 what size should I get my Cartels? It seems like they would fall right in between a M and a L.
Got with the Large Cartels and adjust the straps to fit.


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Do you express yourself well through visual images? Do you have a flair for creating original designs? If so, a career in graphic design may be right for you. The International Academy of Design & Technology offers an Associate of Applied Science in Graphic Design degree program that can help you learn the skills and knowledge that can help you pursue career opportunities in the graphic design industry.
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This medication contains 2 drugs (dyphylline and guaifenesin) and is used to treat and prevent wheezing and trouble breathing caused by ongoing lung disease (such as asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema). Dyphylline is similar to theophylline and belongs to a class of drugs known as xanthines. It improves breathing by opening the air passages and decreasing the lungs' response to irritants. Guaifenesin is an expectorant that helps thin and loosen mucus in the lungs, making it easier to cough up the mucus. Controlling symptoms of breathing problems can decrease time lost from work or school.
This medication does not work right away and should not be used to relieve sudden attacks of breathing trouble. If an attack occurs, use your quick-relief inhaler (such as albuterol) as prescribed by your doctor.
Take this medication by mouth, usually every 6 to 8 hours, with a full glass of water (8 ounces or 240 milliliters) or as directed by your doctor. If stomach upset occurs, take it with food.
If you are taking a liquid form of this medication, carefully measure the dose using a special measuring device/spoon. Do not use a household spoon because you may not get the correct dose.
The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment.
Caffeine can increase the side effects of this medication. Avoid drinking large amounts of beverages containing caffeine (coffee, tea, colas), eating large amounts of chocolate, or taking nonprescription products that contain caffeine.
Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, take it at the same times each day. Do not increase your dose unless your doctor directs you to do so. Taking too much of this medication may cause serious side effects.
Be sure you understand which medications to use on a regular basis (controller drugs such as this medication) and which to use as needed for sudden attacks of breathing trouble (quick-relief medications). Consult your doctor about what you should do if your breathing worsens (for example, if you have increased coughing or shortness of breath, or if you wake up at night with breathing trouble).
Also discuss what to do if this medication stops working well. Watch for signs of worsening breathing problems and report them to your doctor promptly. Your doctor may need to change your dose of controller medications or may prescribe other drugs that may work better for you. Signs of worsening breathing problems include needing to use your quick-relief inhaler more often (more than 2 days a week, more than 1 canister a month), or having peak flow meter readings in the yellow/red range. Get instructions from your doctor about when you can treat breathing problems by yourself and when you must seek immediate medical attention.
Nausea, headache, pounding heartbeat, trouble sleeping, restlessness, increased urination, or stomach pain/cramping may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor right away if any of these rare but serious side effects occur: fast/irregular heartbeat, seizures.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Check the labels on all your medicines (such as cough-and-cold products, diet aids) because they may contain ingredients (such as ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, phenylephrine) that could increase the side effects of this medication. Ask your pharmacist about using those products safely.
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This medication may interfere with certain laboratory tests (such as stress tests, uric acid levels), possibly causing false test results. Make sure laboratory personnel and all your doctors know you use this medication.
This document does not contain all possible interactions. Therefore, before using this product, tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the products you use. Keep a list of all your medications with you, and share the list with your doctor and pharmacist.
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To help loosen mucus, drink plenty of fluids while taking this medication unless your doctor instructs you otherwise.
If you have asthma, learn to use a peak flow meter, use it daily, and promptly report worsening breathing problems (such as readings in the yellow/red range, increased use of quick-relief inhalers).
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I have had some trouble preventing IE, particular IE 7 to stop caching pages. I read quite a number of articles relating to people's experiences and how they fixed it but it was hard to find one that worked for me. Eventually I had to use the following fix:
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based on the information available on following url: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/234067
Would to God that we'd all quit IE for good. Hope this saves someone some agony over IE.


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Police are looking for the suspect responsible for an armed robbery of a 35-year-old Newark woman that occurred Jan. 27 at TD Bank, 1001 E. Songsmith Drive, Bear, while she was preparing to use an ATM.
The 35-year-old female victim told police that she was approached by a suspect wearing a mask. She says the suspect had a knife and demanded that she give him the cash she had been carrying. Police say the suspect then directed her to withdraw money from the ATM. She told police that she tried to use the ATM but realized it was out of service; the suspect ran away.
If anyone has any information on this case, call Robbery Unit at Troop 2 at (302) 834-2630 ext. 6 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) 847-3333 or visit tipsubmit.com.
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Barry University allows you to take your education further, starting with the Common Reader experience, in which all first-year students read the same book in the summer; many fall semester classes will use the book for one or more assignments. This all leads to a one-day conference featuring presentations, film screenings, and a special visit by the book's author.
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It's been probably six months since the last advertising offense toward Catholics, but we're at it again reports AP. The Antonio Federici brand has a posted with a heavily pregnant nun standing in a church holding a tub of ice cream and a spoon, with the strap lines declaring "Immaculately conceived" and "Ice cream is our religion".
The ASA says they've received ten complaints from people who said the ad offended christians.


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If you're swimming in a running top, you might has well be swimming in a hoodie, and if you're running in a cycling jersey, you might as well be running in a garbage bag. We can go even further, but we only want to demonstrate that this ideology extends across the full gamut of using the wrong tool for the job. And in this case, the job is triathlon. Simply put, you need a top with equal benefits across the swim, ride, and run. Basically, you need a top like the 2XU Comp Women's Tri Singlet.
2XU approached the Comp Tri Singlet with a deliberately even focus across all three disciplines of triathlon. Think about that. What fabric performs equally across the board? Well, the answer came in the form of development, and from this, the 70D elastane, SBR Skin X fabric was born. We know, we're not fans of titles filled with seemingly arbitrary numbers and letters, either. So, let's make some sense of this fabric. Basically, the '70D' stands for 70 denier. What's a denier? Simply put, a denier is a unit of measure for the weight of a fabric. Technically speaking, it measures a fabric's grams-per-9000-meters. And while a typical recovery compression piece features a material choice around 200 deniers and up, the Tri Singlet uses a lighter, less constricting 70 denier fabric. This means that you still receive a lightly focused graduated compression, but the most direct gains are made through limiting muscle oscillation. So, whether you're getting slapped by wakes, getting rattled in the saddle, or pummeled by your pounding on the pavement, the SBR Skin X fabric provides an enhanced level of muscle support that will minimize fatigue.
And while this design feature complements all of the triathlon disciplines, Skin X still includes technical aspects to increase efficiency in the water and on the land. Starting with the water aspects, Skin X possesses hydrophobic properties. If your Latin is a little rusty, this means that the material is capable of repelling water during the swim. In fact, the fabric minimizes water retention, which also translates to an a reduction in hydrodynamic and accelerate drag. But, you're probably wondering how this is possible? Well, this material is constructed from a high-density, hydrophobic blend of polyamide and Lycra. This means that the material's composition is tightly bound and provides a next-to-skin fit. However, 2XU ensured that the flexibility wasn't to be a lost attribute. Instead, the fabric incorporates a four-way stretch system that allows a full range of movement, while retaining its targeted compressive qualities. Additionally, 2XU used a multi-panel, anatomic construction to further accentuate your comfort.
Furthering your dryness, 2XU included side panels that are constructed from its highly breathable and stretchable Sensor Mesh X fabric. And for further comfort, the Comp Tri Singlet features a complete flatlock seam construction. So, you won't experience anymore pinching or painful rubbing your torso. The Singlet also includes two rear pockets to house your nutrition on race day.
The 2XU Comp Women's Tri Singlet is available in five sizes from X-Small to X-Large and in the colors Black/black, Bright Emerald/aquamarine, Cornflower Blue/coastal blue, White/white, and Indigo/blister pink.
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FALLS CHURCH , Va. (WUSA) - The suspect in an Oct. 19 sexual assault that may be linked to five other groping incidents in September is being sought, according to Falls Church Police, who are asking the public's help in identifying the man.
The most recent incident took place at about 4:23 p.m. last Friday when the victim, walking with a baby stroller, was approached in near South Maple Ave. and South Gibson St. The suspect came up behind the victim, forcefully grabbing her buttock area, and did not let go until she screamed. P
Police are reminding residents to be aware of their surroundings and offer the following safety tips:
• Do not wear headphones or ear buds. It is very difficult to hear cars, sirens, or someone running behind you when you are preoccupied with music.
• When talking on a cell phone, be aware of what is going on around you.
• Walk in lighted areas.
• Keep your hands free, not overloaded.
• If you are being followed: cross the street, scream, run to an occupied residence or store, or flag down a car and call 911.
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Honors at graduation. The School of Social Work recognizes high academic achievement by designating the following three classes of honors at graduation:
- Summa cum laude. A student graduating with a degree designated summa cum laude shall have maintained a grade point average of 3.9 or higher for all college-level work.
- Magna cum laude. A student graduating with a degree designated magna cum laude shall have maintained a grade point average of 3.7 or higher, but less than 3.9, for all college-level work.
- Cum laude. A student graduating with a degree designated cum laude shall have maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or higher, but less than 3.7, for all college-level work.
The minimum averages of 3.9, 3.7, and 3.5 cannot be achieved by rounding. Averages will be calculated for performance in all courses in which the student is enrolled prior to receiving the degree.
Dean's Scholars, awards, and scholarships. Social work students are also eligible for the following honors and scholarships:
- Dean's Scholars. Seniors with overall grade point averages of 3.5 or higher based on at least 12 hours of work at The University of Alabama are recognized as Dean's Scholars.
- Distinguished Scholars. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors with overall grade point averages of 3.5 or higher are recognized as Distinguished Scholars.
- Howard B. Gundy Scholarship. Established in 1985 in honor of Howard B. Gundy, this fund provides a scholarship to an outstanding entering freshman. It is renewable if academic standards for the scholarship are maintained.
- Frank R. Egan Scholarship. Established in 1987 in memory of Frank R. Egan, this fund provides a scholarship for disadvantaged students. It is renewable if satisfactory academic performance is maintained.
- The School of Social Work Board of Friends Endowed Scholarship. Established in 2002, this scholarship is funded to promote the education of students in the School of Social Work. Currently, priority consideration is given to full-time undergraduates.
- B.S.W. Research Scholar and B.S.W.–M.S.W. Research Scholar Programs. These are two-semester programs for (a) students in the first or second year of the professional program, and (b) students in the spring semester of the second year of the professional program who plan to enter our M.S.W. program. With faculty supervision, scholars conduct research projects that have been proposed by agencies. The scholarships include a stipend and a partial tuition waiver. See the application materials available from the B.S.W. Program Chair, for details regarding qualifications and responsibilities.
- School of Social Work Title IV-E Child Welfare Stipends. Through a partnership with the State Department of Human Resources, Child Welfare Division, the School of Social Work has a few federally-funded child welfare stipends to award B.S.W. students. Students, typically B.S.W. seniors, who are selected through an application and interview process, are awarded a monthly stipend while in classes and field education. The stipend carries an obligation for the student to complete a specific child welfare field placement with the Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR), and to be available for employment with DHR's Child Welfare Division for a period of time after graduation. B.S.W. students who are in the professional program and who are interested in applying for such a stipend should contact the Field Education Coordinator.


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Oh nice, going for one of the small islands. Looking forward to seeing how this shapes up!
Oh nice, going for one of the small islands. Looking forward to seeing how this shapes up!
Love the names!
@ Tigon
I was hoping someone would notice the names with this map.
Well here's an update. I've sort of been a bit slack lately as I wasn't looking forward to doing the contours (but they're done now).
### Latest WIP ###
I've been forced to upload the image as a jpg as the png file is too large. Ah well.
There is still an awful lot to be done;
- Rivers & Lakes
- Locations
- Roads
- Vegetation Types
- Contour Labels (I'm really not looking forward to this)
- Numerous Spot Heights
- Relief shading - if I can make it work with the limited palette
When I'm done with all of that I'll probably find something else to fiddle with.
Do I need a compass considering the detailed grid I have?
Tremendous effort fella! Even "just" this is pretty spectacular IMHO.
I doubt a compass is needed given you've got the grid, which orientates things nicely, as well as placing the map in terms of long & lat.
How on earth did you create those contours?
They look as accurate and realistic as any USGS map that I've ever seen ... and I study contours for a living [Civil Engineer-Stormwater].
Rep for the contours alone!
@ atpollard
Thanks. I was under the impression the contours weren't very good. They seem somewhat 'wonky' to me. Either way, they too so long to do. The process is as follows;
- Create hieghtfield in Wilbur.
- Select from height range for every 25 m.
- Save each selection
- Trace each image in Inkscape.
I have a folder with 89 x 95.3 MB btimaps to cover the range of 0 -> 1641 metres.
Any suggestions on a quick way to label every forth contour?
Sounds like a lot of work! Well done.
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First Time's A Charm - 1930 Ford CoupeWritten by on September 19, 2006 Contributors: Kevin Lee Setting a Goal and Sticking to it
It was on April 1, 2005, when I first got a lead on a couple of Model A five-window coupes. A longtime hot rodder, Dick Braun had known about these cars for a while, and when he heard that my dad and I were on the hunt for some old Model A tin, he knew right where to take us. The coupes were right in our backyard, about three miles away in a rural part of Reno. The owner was an older gentleman who had purchased them about 15 years ago in hopes of building them into street rods. However, here they sat, stuffed away in the far corner of his property, forgotten and completely hidden from sight.
After climbing over about a dozen old construction trucks, the coupes could finally be seen. They hadn't been moved since the man had purchased them so they were both buried up to their axles in the sand. They had both been original Nevada cars for their whole existence. My dad and I split the difference for both of the coupes, and the deal was solidified with the man by a firm handshake.
After we got the coupes back to our house, I immediately started disassembling the one that was in the worst shape and missing the most parts. I picked that one because I wanted to make a channeled and chopped hot rod, so if I messed up I could refer back to the complete car sitting out back. Once I got the car disassembled, my dad finally let me take it into the garage so I could get things rolling. I told him there was only one rule: The car would be entirely garage-built by the two of us, and the only way it would leave was when I was in, it driving down the road! He agreed.
Building the frame was one of the most challenging tasks throughout the build. Both my dad and I were a little unsure about how we wanted to go about building it since neither of us had ever built a chassis before. After much deliberation, he finally gave in to my idea that the front of the frame had to be Z'd 4 inches and the rear 8 inches in order to achieve some room in a car with a 6-inch chop; otherwise, I couldn't fit. We measured what seemed about a million times, and then he stepped back as I started cutting and welding up a frame all on my own.After the frame build, everything started to go by more quickly. My Christmas break rolled around, and I had two entire weeks to get a lot of things done, the first of which was the top chop. We started by shimming the body and bracing the roof, and then we carefully taped out a line for a 6-inch chop, and started cutting. Later that same day, the roof was welded back on and the chop was complete, giving the coupe a whole new appearance.
When I first started building the car, I told my dad we had to have it done and driving by April 25, 2006, my Grandpa's 75th birthday. He was born the same year this car was produced, so it was only right that he would get the first ride in it on his birthday. Unfortunately, he passed away two months before the car was finished while recovering from open-heart surgery, so I knew it was going to take everything I could do to still give him the first ride somehow. I got the car done in 8 1/2 months, a week before my deadline, by working for a month straight until 1 a.m. on school nights with my dad, and with some very special help from a great friend, Garren SooHoo, owner of Nitro Street Rods here in Reno. I fulfilled my goal and promise to Gramps by setting his box of ashes in the original bomber seat and driving him around the outlining areas by my house. It was a day I will never forget.
On the car's maiden voyage, I took it out on the streets without the seat even being bolted to the floor, no front windshield, and no registration--a ticket waiting to happen. Fortunately, everything went well, and it was one of the most incredible feelings of accomplishment I've ever felt. I'm very proud of this car; it's everything I've dreamed about doing to my first hot rod. I've gained an insurmountable amount of knowledge throughout the whole build that not only helped me complete this car, but will help me for the many more projects to come in the future. I plan on keeping this car until I leave this earth, because when I'm a 78-year-old, gray-haired man, I want to be able to drive around in my first hot rod that I built entirely in my garage when I was an 18-year-old senior in high school.
Rory Forbes
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1930 Ford Coupe
The engine is a 10.0:1 compression 283 Chevy bored 0.40-over and balanced by Mike Hughes (Fallon, Nevada). The Edelbrock intake is topped with three Rochester 2G carbs with Maund velocity stacks. The vintage Edelbrock valve covers were found at a swap meet and I made the accessory brackets. The ignition is a Joe Hunt magneto with Summit wires. Speedway ram horn manifolds look vintage and feed 2 1/2-inch straight pipes that have glasspack baffles welded in the ends. The transmission is a Borg-Warner T5 five-speed with a Centerforce clutch and stock steel flywheel. The shifter is a modified Model A Ford with my grandfather's pineapple grenade from Vietnam for a shifter knob.
The original Model A 'rails were boxed to the firewall and strengthen with a Dagel's center crossmember kit. The front was Z'd 4 inches with 2x4 boxed tubing, and the rear was Z'd 8 inches. The wheelbase was stretched to 109 inches. The '36 Ford I-beam was drilled and mounted in front of the POSIES reversed eye spring with the spring perches welded to the drilled '40 wishbones. The '40 Ford spindles mount original '39 Lincoln brakes (liberally drilled) and 45-fin Buick drums. By far my biggest budget-breaker was the V-8 quick-change with a 28-spline differential kit set up by the Hot Rod Works (Nampa, Idaho). My dad and I fabbed up '40 axle halves with split '40 wishbones and a Panhard bar and mounted the rearend from the original crossmember. Rear brakes are drilled '40 Fords with 45-finned Buick drums. Houdaille lever shocks are used at each corner.
The five-window was chopped 6 inches by myself and my dad (our first chop!) and channeled 4 inches with a steel-covered, boxed 1-inch tubing subfloor. I bought a roof insert from Bobby Walden and had it louvered by Eric Vaughn. I welded it to the stock visor, which I supported with 1x2 steel boxed tubing. I removed the stock cowl gas tank and grafted in a '38 Ford truck cowl vent. The rear decklid was converted from a rumble seat to a trunk, and louvered. The rear lower panel was modified to eliminate the lower bumper support bar to better show off the quick-change. Aircraft aluminum rivets were used to attach the custom-fabbed steering arm blister and the firewall and replace the doorjamb assembly nails. The grille is a '38 Case tractor piece (purchased on eBay for $85) that I added a swap meet '34 Ford radiator cap and Ford V-8 emblem to. My dad's friend, Eric Collins (Reno, Nevada) and I did the bodywork and paint, and Eric matched the PPG silver color to a fresh sandblasted piece of steel. A topcoat of flat clear completes the look. I fabbed the front chin bar using old Sprint Car pictures as a guide, and welded on pieces from the original Model A headlight bar for the headlight stands. The headlights are Guide 682s with markers and the taillights are original '50 Ford pieces. Door handles are off a '36 Plymouth.
Wheel & Tires
Original 16x4 and 16x5 Ford solids were painted black and wrapped with Coker Firestone 5.00x16 ribbed front and 7.50x16 rear tires.
The interior is as basic as the exterior. The '36 Ford dash has been dressed with a vintage Stewart Warner panel and engine-turned inserts done by myself in my metal shop class. The gauges are vintage Studebaker with a Radison tach. The steering column and steering wheel are Schroeder items attached to the 8:1 ratio Schroeder Sprint Car steering box. The pedal assembly consists of modified Dagel arms with homemade pedals. The seats are original WWII Weber bomber seats with distressed brown vinyl pads upholstered by Gary Koepnick (Reno, Nevada) to look like the original floatation pads. The seatbelts are original WWII bomber belts. Garren SooHoo wired the car with a Painless Performance panel.


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Finally, its about time for basketball season to start. Im not sure if anyone else feels this way, but my anticipation for a football season never comes close to the excitement I have built up for every basketball season. Im not sure if its due to growing up a Cyclone fan during the time of Johnny Orrs reign, or if its because I was growing up a Cyclone fan during the Criner and Walden eras. Probably a little of both!
Anyways, now that were on the verge of a new season, I cant help but think about the great moments in ISU basketball. Here are some of my favorites, what are yours?
- Fizer stuffs it over Chris Mihm in 00 to secure Big 12 title
- Jacque Vaughn driving to the hoop and missing at the buzzer for Big 8 Tournament Championship in 1996
- Lafester putting up 54 against Iowa in 87
- Tinsleys two steals in the late minutes to beat Kansas in Lawrence in 00 for the first time in what seemed like forever
- Hoibergs two free throws to beat #2 Okie State 84-83 in 92
- Justice Thigpens tip-in on an in- bounds pass to beat Minnesota in the fall of 91, after the Gophers had turned it over by hitting the above score board on their own in-bounds pass.
OSU (Alexander?) guard missing 2 Ft's at end of game to give them the win.
Loudest I've ever heard in Hilton.
I would say the Double OT win over Kansas at Phog Allen Homan's senior year. ISU beat Kansas, the crowd, and the refs that game.
Boddiker From Texas missing 2 free throws with a second left a few years back, ISU beats #11 Texas 78-77. That is as loud as I have witnessed Hilton.
--Luck of the Cyrish--
Hornacek's buzzer beater over Miami of Ohio and Ron Harper in the NCAA Tournament. Beating Michigan in the next round, I will never forget Elmer's dunk!
Go Cyclones!!
**** Iowa!!
Any time Pete Taylor called the game...
Justice Thigpen from half court on a last second shot to beat Colorado and stop our away from Hilton losing streak.
Horny buzzer beat against Ron Harper and Miami of Ohio.
Mayer scoring 300 points in 1 minute to beat OSU.
Clones Rule
Boddacker (sp?) missing 2 free throws at the end of the Texas game in 2004. As a young'n (as in I wasn't around for the infamous OSU game) thats the loudest I've ever heard Hilton.
Besides all of the ones already mentioned John Neal hitting those 2 threes against Iowa was pretty cool. Also, I always liked Fizer stuffing Kenny Gregory's dunk attempt in Hilton. Jake Sullivan's loooong three against KU his freshman year.
Adding to the "loudest I've ever heard Hilton" comments...
My lifetime as a Cyclone fan, let alone a basketball fan, is limited to my time as a student here, but I still have witnessed my fair share of jaw-dropping moments at Hilton.
In 2004-05 when Texas Tech was visiting, the team was down early in the game to the Red Raiders 22-8. I don't know what caused Hilton to erupt, maybe it was just the fans trying to will the team back into the game, but the next basket made by ISU made the crowd erupt into a roar that had my ears ringing for the rest of the day. To me, that's the perfect example of Hilton Magic at its finest, where crowd noise brings a team back after being down by so much. Absolutely amazing.
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Go Sssssssssyclones!
A few others:
-Tinsley dribbling through the legs of the defender against Central Connecticut State in the NCAA first round in 2000.
-Taking UCLA behind the woodshed in the Sweet 16 that same year.
-Beating Texas in overtime in Austin 2 years ago, plus the OT game over No. 2 Kansas.
I was at the ISU-CU game with Justice Thigpen's buzzer beater in Boulder when Johnny Orr was still the coach...Still the best game I have ever witnessed.. I got tickets in the faculty/ big donor area where these people are wearing nice clothes/jewelry..Let's just say it was PRICELESS...HITMAN
Does anyone remember the game sullivan's frosh year when he was jacking up three's from just inside halfcourt nailed 2 or 3 in a row?
Yeah, it was against KU. He just kept getting further and further out but they kept going in.
What about the pass from Tinsley to Rancik with .7 seconds left to win against Nebraska, where Rancik made the layup.
Kantrail and Tinsley jacking up threes from the spot on the floor where it said Hilton Colliseum and absolutley drilling them.
The whole 99-2000 team
Hilton-Bring on the Magic
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DirecTV/Viacom Dispute?
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:26 AM
The worst part is we lose no matter what. If DirecTV did drop all the Viacom channels, and it won't, would they lower their prices? Hell no. When they do give in to Viacom's demands they'll use Viacom to justify even a bigger increase in subscription costs than they already have planned for us. It is a lose-lose situation.
My vote - drop the 90% of all the channels - not just Viacom - and lower the sub prices to match the savings. I'm a dreamer I know....
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:28 AM
Way back last June
Analysts were saying that Viacom's ratings are so dire that it might lead Providers to start dropping Viacom channels. Now because their stock is tanking Viacom are seeking to get revenue by increasing the fees they charge providers rather than produce decent programming that people want to watch
While my 3 year old watches a little Nick Jr and my wife and I watch some of their other channels, I would not be the least bit concerned if they let the Viacom channels go dark. What pisses me off is Viacom charges Netflix a lower fee to stream the same content - it should be the same, regardless of delivery method. Directv needs to get aggressive with all the networks to stop the annual rise in monthly tv fees. I'm a big sports fan, but I despise ESPN for creating the precedent of strong arming cable and sat providers with all or nothing deals. A la carte would be much more fair.
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:31 AM
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:38 AM
Assuming Viacom counts SD and HD as different:
DirecTV |Viacom
1 |1 Centric
1 |2 Comedy Central
1 |1 Logo
1 |1 MTV t3es
1 |3 Nick, NickW
0 |1 Nick at Nite (evening programming on Nick) ?
1 |1 Nick Jr
1 |1 Nick Toons
1 |1 Palladia
1 |2 Spike
1 |1 Teen Nick
1 |1 TV Land
1 |1 VH1 Classic
17 |26 Total
I think Nick@Nite is the missing one. Even though it is broadcast on the Nick channel, I think they count it as a separate "channel".
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:39 AM
Of the list above, the only shows I watched from time to time are South Park, daily Show and Colbert Report. My Gosh, I checked the list and I realized how much crap can an organization put out there!
Same here all the other chs are crap,
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:42 AM
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:46 AM
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:47 AM
Mike White is on 299-1. I wonder when he made that video?
What??? you got channel 299-1??? I'll have to make a call to Directv you got one more channel more than me.....
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:51 AM
I say "Let 'em go and free up some bandwidth"
I agree 100%. Drop all of them.
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:51 AM
Posted 10 July 2012 - 08:52 AM
I agree 100%. Drop all of them.
then drop our bills too
Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:04 AM
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:05 AM
The only channel I'd miss is Comedy Central and I can get their content by other means.
well said; 100% agree
Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:20 AM
Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:22 AM
I agree. And if you have kids, there are better things you can challenge their minds with instead of pushing them in front of the TV so they'll keep quiet.
DirecTV isn't going to let Viacom go.
I was on TWC when they had to re-negotiate a couple of years ago, and they went black for about a week. And that's fine, no one is going to leave DirecTV for channels being black for a week, but Viacom is going to lose some advertising income as it won't show their ads to a potential 20 million viewers.
Play hard. I'm with DirecTV.
You obviously don't have kids.
The little TV I do allow my 4 & 7 year olds to watch is on the Nick channels. Nickjr has zero commercials, btw.
That being said, I hope they do work something out.
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:27 AM
Do this for all of the content providers that offer multiple channels. You buy a basic programming package then add the channel groups you want. A somewhat minor variation of the ala-cart concept.
Posted 10 July 2012 - 09:29 AM
I'm on the app so it doesn't show where you live. I assume you do not live in Southern California since baseball and hockey would black out you watching those live anyway. However, if you ordered the out of market sports packages on Directv then you would save a lot of $$$ by cutting the cord because you could pay for just those. It really depends on how you look at it. We moved from Jacksonville to Tampa in 2008. My son was 3'so I decided even though I didn't care about them I'd purposely try to raise my son as a fan of the Tampa teams and not the teams I was a fan of. I figured we'd be here in his formative years so I wanted him to grow up feeling totally part of the community he was in. As long as we can afford it and I don't think the majority of channels become so trashy I can no longer justify the expense I don't want him to be denied being able to watch those teams which he would be if we cut the cord.
I live in Southern California. I watch Angels and Ducks games in full 1080i HD on channels 692/693, and occasionally on KDOC56. And those are all I really care about as far major teams go. I watch LA Galaxy games on occasion as well, and every so often I turn in to the Dodgers or NHL Kings. I also like to watch the Tour de France early in the morning nowadays on 603 NBC Sports Network. I usually catch about 20-30 minutes after the news headlines on CNN before I head out to work. Additionally, I try to catch some international soccer - like UEFA - when I am near a TV at the right time, as the games are usually live in the mornings.
And again: Money is by far the only factor. I wake up in the morning, grab the remote, turn on CNN, make coffee.... The ease of doing that is worth money to me.
What also makes it worth it is - again and I repeat myself - is that sometimes.... its just great to flip channels to see what is on. I catch a lot of OLD shows that way that I had forgotten about (and might not be found online either way).
I know that for cut-the-corders, MONEY is everything, and every other aspect of a pay TV subscription is less important. For me, it is not. The ease of use, the quality of the HD picture, and the hassle that comes with guaranteeing more-or-less the same TV coverage by using 5+ different services that don't always work together very well.... is important for me. I don't want to have to get Roku's for all my TV's, not do I want to overload my internet connection with HD streams to 2 TV's. Having to pick and choose from Netflix, Amazon, iTunes, MLB/NHL/MLS, Hulu, and other services to get the shows I want, is just not worth it to me.
That said, I am not going to miss Viacom channels. The TVLand comedies is about all I would miss really, I only watch Spike every so often for some unintelligent, dumbed down entertainment such as cops chasing bad guys, big dudes repo-ing cars, stuff like that. And it is probably better for my intelligence that I stop watching those. (besides, the tow-type and cops-type reality shows can be found on TruTV and others as well)
So, I support DirecTV going black until they get to a reasonable price. I know the channels won't be gone forever, and I won't be crying if they are gone for a month or so.
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Heck, my boys are starting to use Netflix more to watch their shows via the bluray player anyway.
I'm sure Directv can't wait to get their hands on your unit.
Directv customer since 2000
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Reality is, Directv and Viacom will come to a compromise that will satisfy both of them and result in higher monthly fees for us.
I agree with who said that they should be able to pay their expenses with the ad revenue generated, since about 40% of their air time are ads. Problem is, nobody is watching the ads, thanks to the most wonderful invention ever: the DVR!
Directv wants to be able to buy channels ala carte, but they don't want to give us that option. Can't have it both ways.
I would hate to lose some of the channels Viacom offers, but frankly, their programming has gotten increasingly worse over the years. Maybe they need a wake up call.
If Nickelodeon is doing so poorly, maybe they should consider that most people don't want to watch marathons all weekend long. Just air a couple episodes of something, and then show something else.


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OTC elk I guess.....
Same here, looks like OTC elk this year.
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unsuccessful for me as well
OTC elk I guess.....
At least we have the otc option for a good elk hunt. It could be worse, otc hunting is better than no hunting.
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Shoot the best, Shoot PSE!
Got me a high country rifle tag. Starting to count the days!
Points, but looking forward to next year.
Got a 3rd season deer tag.
I drew Colorado Archery Unit 75/751, first time appyling!!!!
Unit 35/36/45 archery, my son has a 35/36 2nd season rifle for his first year big game hunting in CO.
Applied for pts only this year for all 3 here in Co...Elk, Deer & Antelope. Going on a wilderness elk hunt to Wyoming this year. Next year should be great...got enough pts to probably draw a good Antelope tag (12), Elk (2) and Deer (4). Also will have 6 for antelope & deer in Wyoming!
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For a moment 12-year-old Zach Swart forgot he was battling leukemia. Instead, he was focused on holiday shopping — right at the Melodies Center at Albany Med.
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"This is for my mom," he said happily as he carried the Christmas gift down the hall. He had been "shopping" at a special holiday store that brims with gifts each year.
These presents, free to children being treated at the Melodies Center and their families, are from a very generous grandmother: "Grandma Pat" Hedgeman.
The Albany woman's granddaughter, Rosie, spent much of her life at Albany Med, including Christmas 1999. When Rosie died three months later at age two, Hedgeman wanted to do something in Rosie's honor.
"So that next Christmas I decided to bring in just a few things for the kids at the Center so they could pick out something for their mom and dad," she said. "Each year through the Rosie's Love Foundation, we added more items and more volunteers."
|"Grandma Pat" Hedgeman (r.) established the Melodies Center-based holiday store in 2000.
"It's absolutely amazing," said Zach Swart's mom, Nancy Swart of Saugerties. "We don't have a chance to go shopping with Zach. It's so nice he has a place to shop on his own."
The store is one of more than two dozen initiatives that took place at the Children's Hospital during the recent holidays, all designed to brighten the season for children and families dealing with difficult diagnoses.
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Apparently Roger Federer is aiming to be the ATP World Tour's ultimate video vixen (find a new gig Nole) after recent wins including his Wilson blooper spot and the is-it-real-or-is-it-CGI Gillette wonderment (but really, who cares? And if you do, you're clearly bored.)
But he ups the ante with this giggle-fest but this time he's not alone: Rafael Nadal joins in the hilarity, which seems to be for a Zurich exo benefiting Fed's foundation featuring the two ballers.
Seriously if this video doesn't make you crack even a slight smile you may not be human. You might wanna check.
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OMG Richie!!ReplyDelete
I never watch vids that are over a few minutes because I never have the time. I just stayed glued for the entirety! That was way too funny. I love how they both broke out into cold sweats. Thank you so much!
Now I'm late! ;)
Yeah they're some sweaty boys. And just the way I like 'em.ReplyDelete
Hilarious they just couldn't stop laughing.ReplyDelete
Heartwarming to see two great rivals getting along well.
"And just the way I like 'em."ReplyDelete
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I started working on a new city today. Hedge is located under an over hang along a large cliff system. It is basically situated in what amounts to a giant cave. The really interesting geographically feature is the waterfall flowing off the overhang making a nearby lake that the city is built against.
I don't have a scanner so I snapped a picture on my phone last night. It doesn't have labels yet and again, I'm not much for drawing.
The dashed line represents the overhang of the cliff and the inside wall of the cave. The lake is on the left and that thing there is supposed to be the waterfall.
The town was originally named 'High Tower's Edge' and the Lake was originally Lake High Tower but everyone has forgotten the Lake's name and just calls it 'The Lake' and they have shortened 'High Tower's Edge' to just 'Hedge'.
I always like seeing a good hand-made map
But just one question - how big is the lake? Because you have a *lot* of docks for a city of that size, I'm assuming it's large enough to support quite a bit of trade.
Yeah, first I drew them smaller and now I'm considering removing half of them. The idea is for it to be mostly fishing and pleasure craft and maybe some craft going back and forth with a village or something on the other side of the lake. I was thinking most of their food would come from fishing the lake.
Also the area under the city is going to be almost as big as what I've already shown here. I haven't even started on that and the Dwarven halls.
You think that is still to much??
Just so I know I'm picturing this in my mind right, the city is effectively inside a sort of cave and the waterfall drops down infront of the city from above? And then I assume at the back of the cave is the opening into the dwarven halls?
Also, there's no such thing as too much. Just how long you can keep going!
I just meant, to many docks. For the number of people. There isn't any lake/river trade, the docks are mostly for pleasure craft and fishing. Since they don't have a lot of room nearby for farming they eat a ton of fish and they also eat a lot of rice. Very Japanese cuisine but fresh water fish.
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4. The petitioner files his or her court forms.
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