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Daniel Woods and Alex Puccio won the 2013 ABS Nationals comp held in Colorado Springs this past Saturday. This is the seventh victory at ABS Nationals for both competitors.
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Running 5.0.7 NE x86_64.
If I click the "IM beta" tab or if I type the "gi" shortcut most of the time the left pane does not refresh with the buddy list. Instead it continues to contain the email folder list.
The odd thing is sometimes this works for a while and then it stops working during the same ZCS session. It's prevented me from rolling this feature out to my users.
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Friday photos: CrownVision logo, a look at the field
Opening Day is just 24 days away! It's a rainy Friday in Kansas City. The light rain let up enough for a walk to Kauffman Stadium's Outfield Experience. While there, ATH watched a local sign crew work on the 'KC' frame that will house the logo lettering. We also took an up-close look at the pieces of the lettering, and we took a picture of the field.


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LANSING - A Lansing police officer is sentenced on a misdemeanor charge of impaired driving. Sgt. Todd Johnson, a 17-year veteran of the Lansing Police, was sentenced in Clinton County to pay $1,704 in fines and court costs.
Johnson was charged in August with operating while intoxicated after being involved in an accident with a a cargo truck at Chandler and State Roads in DeWitt Township. He pleaded to the slightly lesser charge in September.
Johnson was initially placed on paid administrative leave by the department, and is now working administrative duty. The police continue their own internal investigation, but expect that to conclude soon.
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I have a few points for deer and elk in OR because I bought them when applying for sheep there. It's not very likely that I will draw (obviously). I am building points for mule deer/rocky mountain elk in other states. So my question is it worth it for some limited draw opportunities for Blacktails and Roosevelt Elk? I know most hunts are OTC for these but LE hunts seem to have much higher success rates and usually better dates.
$170 or so isn't a ton of money but I would feel better if I had a plan to actually hunt there someday, instead it feels more like throwing money at a lottery that will never pay off. I want to hunt both species someday. WA doesn't seem like a good option, and CA elk is impossible. So OR seems like the best option.
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Team Ana have released more images of Ana Ivanovic doing her modeling, sex kitten thing in an ad campaign for sponsor Rolex.
I have to say the above image is the best one out of the bunch - she looks stunning and she seems relaxed and comfortable. The bottom two? Meh - trying too hard for sure.
Could it be she's not comfortable showing a bit of skin? Or maybe she feels better having a big stick near her face (not that I know ANYTHING about that)??
Anyway the Serb, who slipped to World No.8 this week after falling in the Oz Open third round, also discussed the rumors that the year's first major might move it's location from Melbourne saying:
I've made no secret of my love for Melbourne or this tournament. I was therefore concerned when I heard reports that its long-term future is not entirely safe.The fact that Ana's publicly discussing the possibility of a move makes me think it's definitely a concern for Tennis Australia and the rumors aren't unfounded. Very interesting indeed.
For me, it simply isn't even a question: the Australian Open should remain in Melbourne. I am very young and admit I am no expert on the history of the game, but for me as a player I feel that this tournament belongs here as much as any of the other three Grand Slams belong in their current locations. To move any of them would be unthinkable.
And how does the Roland Garros champ feel about the idea of moving the Slam back in the calendar?
I would not move this tournament from its current calendar position either. I always spend up to a month training in Australia beforehand, and I can feel the public's holiday spirit during the summer months. It also ensures that we get great crowds.Eh, did you forget you just got embarrassed by Alisa Kleybanova and lost early in Melbourne, Ana? I certainly wouldn't say you were in "great form" and "prepared well". You may want to rethink that last part of your blog because you def looked like you could've used a bit more prep time.
It makes sense to keep it in January, when so many people are on holiday. Moving it to February, to allow players more warm-up tournaments, is an interesting idea, but I don't think it's necessary. Looking at the matches this year, it's clear that the players are already in great form, because they prepared well.
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|Deer numbers checked at Laker's in Enders just shy of 500
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Art Luhrs of Wauneta shot an 8 x9 mule deer with a 28 1/2 inch spread on Nov. 18. (Courtesy Photo | Laker's)
By Jan Schultz
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Total deer checked at the Laker's in Enders, one of the Game & Parks Commission's official check-in stations, were down this year from 2012.
A report from Ron Schoenberger of Laker's said 498 deer came in by the 1 p.m. deadline Monday. That's a drop from last year's 540.
Causes for the 7.7 percent decline in success this year could be many, but Schoenberger said he heard a lot of comments they were hard to find this year, especially north of here.
He said that difficulty was expressed more from hunters seeking their prey in Perkins County.
"The last one I checked in Monday was a guy from Perkins County who said he just didn't see them this year," Schoenberger said.
Others who hunted in Perkins County had similar comments, he said.
But, on the other hand, other hunters said they spied a lot of deer this firearm season.
The season opened Nov. 16 and closed at sunset Sunday. Successful hunters had until 1 p.m. Monday to get them checked in.
Of the 498 total, 370 were bucks and 128 were does. It was nearly even on species bagged, with 241 being mule deer and 257 whitetail.
The vast majority of deer checked in came from Chase County, as expected. Thirty-three were killed on the reservoir by Enders Lake, he added.
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Chase County 332
Hayes County 101
Dundy County 48
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Model 40 Dash - A Dash With Some FlashWritten by Chris Shelton on October 1, 2012 A Simple Way To Make A Complex Part With Tools You Probably Already Own
One of my favorite books happens to be one of the most specific. It also has one of the most economical titles: Dashboards.
It's hardly more than a picture book, but boy, what a piece. In it, photographer David Holland examines some of the most significant cars in the world, not by their bodies but by their dashboards. As Formula 1 race car designer Gordon Murray explains in his foreword, the dashboard—probably the single most complex part of a car until recent years—represents a vehicle in the most concise terms. And the book showcases a range of examples, from the modesty of the Model T and its lonely ammeter to the ornate complexity of the panel in a '26 Blower Bentley. One glance of each dashboard reveals the function of its vehicle: the Ford, frugal utility; the Bentley, speed.
Bentley may be far afield for most of us but the cars we build borrow from both camps: We're essentially Bentley buffs on a Ford budget. And whether or not we know it, our dashboards also reveal the way we feel about our cars. A flat dash adorned with flavor-of-the-month gauges speaks volumes of a car's owner.
Mike Bach feels pretty passionately about his latest car, a '33 roadster. Though he got it as a really nice, well-crafted car, he asked Marshall Woolery at Thun Field Rod & Custom to update it. Actually, he asked him to backdate it with a stock chassis and then modify it to post-war standards. He said he thought it natural for the car to have a dash that represented its new soul. Gauge guru Pat Swanson had just the ticket: authentic Stewart-Warner winged-logo gauges in a '31 Cadillac panel.
It isn't easy to change a Model 40 dash to accommodate any panel, much less one from a luxury car. Unlike a Deuce dash it isn't basically flat across its midsection; a large raised area cleaves the dash right down its center. Worse yet, the dash narrows across the middle.
But being simple cars, Fords have pretty simple dashes. This one mounts to an arched flange on the bottom side of the cowl. So as Woolery put it, making a new dash is far easier than modifying an existing one. In his approximation it's almost a 101-level project. As he estimated: "Anyone with half a brain in their head should be able to knock something like this out." To prove his point he built another dash, this one for us to photograph.
It really is a straightforward process. He used a simple hammer-forming technique: sandwich a steel sheet (16 gauge in this case) between two pieces of subfloor plywood and incrementally fold over the edges with a hammer. The process does call upon shrinking techniques to flatten the flanges where they pucker around radiuses, but even that's a simple process explained in most beginning metalshaping books. An acetylene kit isn't even necessary; a regular propane or MAPP-gas torch would suffice to heat the metal. In fact, this is a no-welding exercise.
The dash that emerges honors the car's heritage and its modifications. At the very least, it beats the pants off a set of generic gauges drilled into a flat dash.
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5 Woolery then transferred the template to plywood. You can radius the edge of the lower buck with a router to form a softer corner but the upper buck shouldn't be any larger than the lower buck's flat surface.6 Woolery measured the dash's flanges and transferred the dimensions to steel sheet. Note that the lower flange is deeper than the top-mounting flange.7 The upper flange bends back and the lower flange forward with the split at the corners. He drew that cut line as well.8 In the absence of a band saw or electric shears use a variable-speed jigsaw. Lay the sheet on Styrofoam insulation and use a fine-tooth blade preferably at a low speed. Go slowly.9 With the sheetmetal clamped between the plywood bucks, Woolery folded over the lower edge with a low-crown body hammer. Work slowly; bend the whole length of the edge a few degrees at a time.11 Folding material over a convex curve causes it to pucker—think of a tablecloth gathering around the edge of a round table. For the time being he hammered off the slapper to reduce the sharpness of the gather.12 Both flanges are actually too long to lay flat around the edge. He ran the more gradual one through shrinking dies in his metal former. He uses a spendy Eckold but a Lancaster-style former would do the trick.
14 Using a rule as a guide, he worked the flange to a greater degree with the shrinking dies. For the time being, he shrank the flange till the face lay flat.15 He then flipped the bucks over and folded the upper flange. Note how dramatically the metal puckered as it folded over the tighter radius. We'll address that in a few steps.16 The puckers around the top pose another problem: the shrinking dies would flatten the tight radius. So, Woolery reverted to an older method: shrinking with heat. He heated one pucker at a time.17 Once the metal reached cherry red he handed off the torch, backed one side of the pucker's base, and hammered its peak. He alternated between both sides of the pucker till it lay flat.18 Woolery worked each pucker individually until the edge conformed to the buck. This same technique applies just as well to the gentler pucker on the dash's bottom flange.19 Though the dash lay flat, it still wasn't correct; the Model 40 dash returns at the sides. Woolery marked the apex of the curve.20 He then ran the edge through the shrinker dies the same way he did to flatten the dash. One could pucker the edge with a tucking tool and shrink it down with heat as he did with the upper flange.21 Within a few pumps of the Eckold handle the lower edge conformed perfectly to the original dash profile.
23 He folded the edge to 90 degrees by hammering it over the sharp edge of a dolly. Again, he bent the whole lip a few degrees at a time to avoid distorting the edge.


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Aniridia is an eye disorder characterized by a complete or partial absence of the colored part of the eye (the iris). These iris abnormalities may cause the pupils to be abnormal or misshapen. Aniridia can cause reduction in the sharpness of vision (visual acuity) and increased sensitivity to light (photophobia).[1] Aniridia may occur either as an isolated eye abnormality or as part of the Wilms tumor-aniridia-genital anomalies-retardation (WAGR) syndrome.[2]People with aniridia can also have other eye problems including increased pressure in the eye (glaucoma), clouding of the lens of the eye (cataracts), or underdevelopment of the structures that carry information from the eyes to the brain (optic nerves). Individuals with aniridia may also have involuntary eye movements (nystagmus) or underdevelopment of the region at the back of the eye responsible for sharp central vision (foveal hypoplasia). Many of these eye problems contribute to progressive vision loss in affected individuals. The severity of symptoms is typically the same in both eyes. Rarely, people with aniridia have behavioral problems, developmental delay, and problems detecting odors.[1]
Aniridia may be caused by mutations in the PAX6 gene and is inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern.[1]
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Dozens of state troopers in riot gear are sweeping protesters away from a Michigan state office building where Gov. Rick Snyder has an office in the wake of final approval of anti-labor legislation.
The scene is across the street from the Capitol. Two people were arrested earlier Tuesday after trying to get into the building named for former Gov. George Romney. State police accompanied by sheriff's deputies on horses are moving shoulder-to-shoulder to clear the area.
Some people who refused to move have been physically picked up.
The Michigan House gave final approval Tuesday to bills to make financial support of unions voluntary.
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Looks great. All that from peeling paint! Have some rep for the nice map...and for sharing the techniques you used on it!
I'm posting this up as finished. The WIP thread is here. Thanks for all the comment there!
This map started as a photo of a wall with peeling paint, hence the final name of the map. "flognun mala" (or more correctly "flögnun mála") is what google tells me the phrase "peeling paint" is in Icelandic. I just kept trying languages on that phrase until I got an interesting one! I removed the accents as I hadn;t used any elsewhere in the names.
The raw photo was auto-traced using inkscape to get a good vector based shape. I moved these around to get a better composition then exported the paths to gimp.
The textures are all large genetica viewer textures flood filled on layers and exposed by painting on the masks.
City icons, labeling, border, rose, map lines and legend were all done in inkscape then brought into gimp as layers and texture, bevels, shadows applied. The mountains were done imn gimp using a combination of angular gradient fills followed by blurring and the cubism filter, with shadows and highlights hand painted in after.
I'm pretty happy with the result of this experiment and would be willing to make this map available without labels on request.
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Looks great. All that from peeling paint! Have some rep for the nice map...and for sharing the techniques you used on it!
I would actually love it if this could be done without labels, if you were willing to do so.
If cou could remove the major city textures so that is was just plain land, I might would even hug you.
The border is a bit too much for my taste, but the rest looks awesome!
This came out great. Thanks for mentioning the Cubism filter as well. I haven't tried that until now but it does a nice job of giving the mountains a rocky look. Sweet!
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The mountains looks squared? But nice indeed.
This is fantastic. I don't mean to be nitpicky, but the scale throws me off... the cities are enormous, but moreso the bridges (some look 5-15 miles long?). Detail is fantastic and the fact that I'm seeing convincing cities and bridges at all is great.
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actually, i don't see anywhere where it says the units are in miles, so I think that rob is safe from that aspect.


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Summary:Levi Collins is set to go to the local university on a tennis scholarship, but he forgot to tell his parents one thing -- he didn't graduate. As a result, he must take summer school before his mom and dad discover he's failed senior science. At school, Levi falls in love with his classmate, Katie, and learns that he has to make a choice between playing tennis and receiving a proper education.


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Comments made by a former congressman and current university regent Pat Williams, calling some University of Montana football players 'thugs' made national headlines. Now there's a petition asking the governor and Montana University System to publicly censure and terminate Williams for the statements.
The petition was started by the father of a Grizzly football player (who asked not to be named at this time) who talked with NBC Montana Tuesday.
He started the petition over the weekend, after he heard frustration from other parents after Williams made the comments to the New York Times and then later stood by what he said.
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Posted Monday, September 23, 2013
The Western New England University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship has welcomed Jim McKeon as its new Director. After teaching entrepreneurship at the University for more than a decade, McKeon brings his experience working in a collaborative teaching environment with business, engineering, and legal disciplines to the Center.
"I look forward to serving as Director for the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and continuing to build onto the University's collaborative and integrative entrepreneurial efforts in teaching and programming," said McKeon, a professional educator within the University's College of Business.
McKeon succeeds Eric Gouvin, who was recently named Dean of the Western New England University School of Law. Gouvin praised McKeon saying "Jim is one of the most entrepreneurial people on campus. The Center is in good hands."
The Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship is a resource for small business development in the Pioneer Valley. Combining the resources of the University's Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Engineering, Pharmacy, and the School of Law, the Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship offers personal, professional assistance to entrepreneurs in the business startup stage, free of charge through the Small Business Clinic and numerous community outreach events.
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Iowa State's Ronayne Continues Theater Passion
AMES, Iowa—Iowa State Director of Gymnastics Operations Mary Ronayne does not allow her demanding gymnastics schedule to come between her love for performing on stage.
The wife of head gymnastics coach Jay Ronayne has one of the lead roles in "Big: The Musical." Ronayne plays Susan Lawrence, girlfriend of the lead character, Josh Baskin.
"Susan is a harsh character in the beginning of the show, she falls in love with Josh and that makes her a softer person," said Ronayne. "Her character is fun to play because there is a lot of comedy in this show. I also sing eight or nine solos as well as a couple chorus songs."
Her passion for theater and singing is not a recent hobby.
"I grew up in a singing family of 10 kids, seven girls and three boys," she said. "All the girls sang and my parents were singers too. I sang all through high school, was in show choirs and had a lead in one of our musicals in high school. After high school, I got involved in community theater."
Ronayne also sees her theater background and passion transferring into her gymnastics world.
"There is definitely a correlation of those two things," she said. "My major in college was elementary education and I really see myself as a creative person. With the theater background, I think I put a lot of my ideas and energy into the creative background of gymnastics as far as what is going to go on the poster or how they are going to come out to start meets."
Her love of singing and performing does more for Ronayne than just keep her creative juices flowing. She sees it as a wonderful chance to keep balance in her life that could easily become consumed with her gymnastics duties.
"Theater is my vent," she said. "I get to be a completely different person on the stage and I really thrive on that. I've always said that singing is my way to relieve stress, so getting to do it in front of hundreds or thousands of people, that's a thrill; it's a ride for me. It's a natural feeling for me to be up there."
And while Jay Ronayne does not join her on stage, Mary says his support has always been encouraging.
"It's tremendous how supportive he is," she said. "Ever since I've met Jay he's always said go do it. He really wants me to do things that I love."
Ronayne is not the only cast member with ties to the Iowa State athletics department who can be seen on stage in "Big: The Musical." Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sport Administration Calli Sanders' son, Jack, plays the role of the young Josh Baskin. Ronayne also credits Sanders for encouraging her to pursue a role in the play.
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How many people who are deafblind are there?
Sense estimates there are around 250,000 people who are deafblind in the UK. This estimate is based on a number of research projects undertaken over the last 20 years.
In 2010, the Centre for Disability Research (CeDR) produced a report commissioned by Sense that estimated the total number of people with sight and hearing loss in the UK, currently and in the future.
As we age, our hearing and sight deteriorate. The CeDR report stated that the deafblind population is set to rise dramatically as there will be a higher percentage of older people in the UK.
The report found:
- approximately 250,000 people who are deafblind in the UK
- 222,000 of those people are aged over 70
- 33,000 adults (age 20-69)
- 4,000 children (0-19yrs)
Within the report, 21,000 children were identified who had experienced some level of sight and hearing difficulties. Within this group, however, there were 4,000 children identified as having significant hearing and visual impairments. This is considered to be the group therefore who require specialist support and approaches to teaching, learning and developing independence.
National and regional data
As part of the work that the CeDR undertook, a tool was developed to estimate the current and future numbers of people who are deafblind across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. View the national and regional data.
Further information
The full report: Estimating the Number of People with Co‐Occurring Vision and Hearing Impairments in the UK
The summary report, with recommendations from Sense: A Sense of Urgency
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Folks in the South sure love their cars and auto racing. An extension of that admiration is on display every fall at the Goodguys Southeastern Nationals, held at Charlotte Motor Speedway (formerly Lowe's Motor Speedway) in North Carolina. Held on the infield of the 1.5-mile banked oval (where NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 is held each Memorial Day), hot rodders with vehicles made before 1973 gather to check out each other's cars, see what's new from the various manufacturers, cruise through a well-stocked swap meet, and maybe even get to drive around the famed track in either a race-prepped NASCAR trainer or their own car (albeit at much lower speeds!).
The event usually boasts drag races (held Friday night at the on-site quarter-mile dragstrip) but none were scheduled this year, and although some folks were disappointed, they were able to get their frustrations out at the Street Challenge AutoCross both Friday and Saturday. The Challenge is popular with both rodders and spectators alike, and cars of all descriptions, from Deuce roadsters to '60s Camaros, all compete against the clock, maneuvering their rides at speed around a closed-coned course on pavement. Knock over some cones and points are deducted from your overall time, and the competition (especially between racers in the manufacturer's class) gets pretty fierce.
But bar none the show 'n' shine is by far the most popular facet of the weekend, and that's because hundreds and hundreds of cars from all over the Eastern United States, from Florida to Maryland, attend the three-day gathering.
Finalists for the Goodguys Annual Kustom-, Muscle Machine-, Muscle Car-, and Truck-of-the-Year contests are picked here, too, as are another group of 10 winners of STREET RODDER's annual Top 100 program.
And though the quality of cars at this show often produces qualified contenders for those high-end awards, the "regular" cars (thousands of them) that spread out across the vast grass and parking areas are worthy of second and even third looks.
There were some crazy contraptions (one car in the shape of a 6-foot-wide pumpkin comes to mind), but there was also a healthy dose of traditional hot rods and mild customs. No one type of car stood out this year, though we did notice a fair amount of '50s-era Mercs as well as late-'50s trucks, which means there was a nice mix of cars from across the hot rodding spectrum-just the type of thing you'd hope for in a long weekend hosted by the Goodguys! For more photos from this event, go to www.streetrodderweb.com.
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David Tuttle, based in Clover, NC, had a major requirement when he turned to Butch Cook Vintage Cars (BCVC) in Fort Mill, North Carolina, to build his '47 Ford business coupe: it had to a have a Ford motor in it. BCVC obliged, and installed a supercharged 5.4L '09 SVT Mustang engine in the old car, which also received a new Stage III chassis, complements of the Roadster Shop. Among the highlights of the interior are the BCVC-covered six-way adjustable buckets (the rear seat is a third-row bench out of an SUV) and the woodgraining applied to the dash by Crazy Horse Custom Painting.
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You don't have to have paint on your car to have fun-just ask Hank Moxley, from Galena, MD. He rolled into Charlotte Motor Speedway with his '28 roadster pickup, equipped with a '32 grille shell and a 350/350 engine and trans combo.If Bob McDonnell, from Glenwood, NY, would have kept the hood sides down, you wouldn't have guessed a ZZ4 crate engine was under there-the '31 roadster pickup had a very authentic look about it. Additions include a '32 shell, 16-inch '35 Ford wheels, a '40 Ford steering wheel, and the House of Kolor Cocoa Pearl paint.Looking rich and elegant is Roger Plemmons' '35 Buck from nearby Clemmons, NC. There's an LS1 backed to a 4L60E under that long hood.Most folks think of a '41 when someone says "Willys" but they made some sharp-looking cars in 1934, too, and they make great hot rods. Vince Antignano from Massapequa, NY, brought his bright yellow coupe, which is stuffed with a 383 Chevy engine and a 700-R4 trans.When was the last time you saw a '48 DeSoto dressed up? Jackie Fallen pushed the envelope a little farther with his ride by installing a 392 Hemi underhood.Austin? Willys Aero? How 'bout a '59 Anglia? Larry Stauter, from New Bern, NC, dares to be different with his 302-powered British Ford.The Goodguys Street Challenge Autocross was in high gear at Charlotte, with both novice and experienced drivers taking to the timed slalom course. Henry Dana, from Mooresville, NC, navigates around a turn in his red '32 roadster (while his wife, Marie, holds onto the door top for some extra support) and Tom Busch gets around the track in short order. Tom is father to NASCAR racer Kyle Busch, and he put his five-window through its paces. The 'glass car with faux patina also runs a respectable 12.31 at 110 mph in the quarter (we now know where Kyle gets his racing style!) and he drives it most every day.
We didn't see Cary Swearingin's '30 Model A coupe arrive, but we would have liked to. Slammed to the pavement, the Ford is powered by a 409 backed to a four-speed trans.Non-Fords were prevalent at this event (as well as with most Southern car shows) and Ralph Sparks' red '34 Pontiac and Joe Wright's '36 Dodge prove the point.Steve Branch's '30 Ford coupe had a certain attitude going for it, but a red 'n' (satin) black paint scheme with wide whites is always a winner.Wagons have always been part of the scene, just never really at the forefront. But we like 'em, and we like John Callis' '62 Falcon four-door with the red Metalflake roof.There was a surprising amount of traditional customs at this show, including Joe Houston's '53 Buick from Winteapock, VA.There were lots of interesting features on Jason Ernst's '31 Ford five-window, including a radical suicide perch for the front suspension and what might have been hand-formed aluminum bucket seats.We saw this channeled '29 Ford roadster at last year's show when it had black steelies (with caps 'n' rings), but this year saw the addition of red wires. The entry card for this '29 Ford roadster said it was originally built in 1955, and it certainly has the look. C.S. Bagshaw from Kannapolis, NC, owns the channeled hot rod now, which comes with a 241 Hemi mated to a Lincoln three-speed trans.
Nearly every custom we saw at the show was sharp, including Stan and Joyce Eilmann's super-black '51 Ford convertible. Based in nearby Mooresville, NC, the Eilmanns had a 350/700-R4 engine and trans in their shoebox.We didn't see too many T-buckets in Charlotte, but Randy Harrington's '23 stood out. An LT1 is found up front but dressed in vintage aluminum.Sometimes simple is best. Bill Herd's '33 Ford has just enough of the right stuff to make a statement. In from Conneaut, OH, the Herds (Bill, Nancy, and Mikayl) cruised the speedway's infield squeezed into this dark green highboy.Fatman Fabrication's Brent Vandervort and Dickie Lowder are partners on this '57 Chevy, which was built as a tribute car to what the pair thought Smokey Yunick would have built. Equipped with a 383 and a four-speed, the car not only goes in a straight line well, but it gets through the corners quick and easy due to the Fatman chassis upgrades.With a basic 350/350 drivetrain, a nice set of rollers, and you're down the road, just like David Brown is in his '53 Chevy wagon. David hails from North Myrtle Beach, SC.Tim and Debbie Brown's '61 Chevy Impala SS was long and lean, and powered by a 409 big-block coupled to a Tremec five-speed trans. The Brown's are based in Jacksonville, FL.Rich Oakley, Archdale, NC / '26 Ford modified
 Rich Oakley is an artist who likes to work within the automotive field, and his cars/creations have been featured in STREET RODDER in the past. His latest effort, which included building a tube frame (similar to a dragster with a partial cage) and an all-aluminum body from scratch, is a mind bender. The modified gets its go from a 2.3L Pinto motor fitted with a couple of Weber DCOE carbs.Dennis Quin, Washington, IL / '39 Chevy sedan
 Another owner-built car, this Chevy was also chopped 3 inches by Quin, with the door posts slanted forward and the driprails removed. It's also set up with a set of 18- and 20-inch Billet Specialties wheels, hidden hinges, and fenders that are 2 inches wider than stock.
Jim and Vicky Cliborne, Halifax, VA / '49 Mercury
 You can say Jim Cliborne has had a "thing" for Mercurys since he graduated high school in 1963, and that's because he's owned his chopped Merc since then! He recently went through the car (chopping it six years ago) and then added a 463 Pontiac engine (topped with six Strombergs) and the PPG Candy Green paint.Adolph Galindo, Indian Land, SC / '56 Chevrolet Bel Air
 Built by Vintage Cars in Fort Mill, SC, this Chevy catches people by surprise when they finally see it's a four-door. Equipped with a RideTech suspension and an LS3 engine, the Bel Air also comes with Foose wheels and a leather interior with bucket seats and a center console that sweeps to the back seats.Ed Vannoy, Jefferson, NC / '33 Pontiac sedan
 Eddie Black built this big blue Chief for Ed Vannoy using an LT1 engine, a 700-R4 trans, a Currie 9-inch rear, Dayton wire wheels, and a boxed original frame. The leather interior came from Lake Norman Tops and Interiors, while the Indigo Blue exterior was sprayed by Scott Winfield.Danny Blocker, Chapin, SC / '40 Willys 440 DeLuxe
 You might not expect to see a 34-year-old behind the wheel of this former Gasser, but Danny has loved this particular car since he first saw it when he was 8! Wanting to make more of a street driver than race car, Danny finished off the Marina Blue coupe with a leather interior and a '66 327 that puts out a respectable 350 horses.Rick Talbot, Ridgeway, VA / '55 Plymouth Belvedere
 Rick Talbot's fine attention to detail comes through with his latest project-a Plymouth no less. With a custom-fabricated chassis to accommodate the C4 Vette suspension, the '55 is also equipped with a NASCAR-based Dodge R5 P7 engine (built by Rick Jr.) that produces more than 600 hp. Rick Sr. also stitched his own interior.Rusty Quesenberry, Radford, VA / '57 Ford Custom 300
 Late '50s Fords can be sharp looking, too, as Rusty's black 300 can attest. Set up with a 390 FE motor (dressed with Billet Specialties Tru-Trac serpentine system and Borla exhaust) backed to a T-10 four-speed trans, the Ford was built by Alfred Hamblin from Rocky Mountain, VA, with paint from Woodings Auto Body in Roanoke.Ron Hickman, Newburgh, NY / '32 Ford coupe
 You might have seen Ron's red 'n' black scalloped Deuce on the highway recently as he drives the wheels off of it since its completion-more than 15,000 miles ago. Based in New York but not afraid of driving the '32 to Bonneville, the three-window features a 420-horse small-block Chevy, a 700-R4 trans, leather interior, and SO-CAL Buick-type front brakes.Flip Bost, Statesville, NC / '61 Chevy Impala
 Bubbletops have always been popular with hot rodders, and you can see why with Flip Bost's '61. Equipped with a 502 backed to a Tremec five-speed, the big Chevy rolls on 18- and 20-inch wheels from Coy, with help from a RideTech suspension system.


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Here are answers to some common questions about Remote Desktop settings.
Yes, you can. This is called redirecting a device or resource (for example, a printer or drive). For more information, see How can I use my Plug and Play device in a Remote Desktop session?
Remote Desktop is set to "bring" sounds from the remote computer to the computer you are using by default. If you can't hear sounds from a remote computer, follow these steps to restore the default setting:
Open Remote Desktop Connection by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Remote Desktop Connection.
Click Options, and then click Local Resources.
Under Remote computer sound, click Bring to this computer.
You might need to change the connection speed settings, or use fewer visual effects on the remote computer.
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Connect to the remote computer as you normally would. The next time you connect to the same remote computer, Remote Desktop Connection automatically reconnects to the session that was in progress (if the remote computer is set up to allow reconnecting of disconnected sessions).
Yes. There are two ways to do this. You can set up the remote computer to recognize Windows keyboard shortcuts that you type (for example, ALT+TAB), or you can use Terminal Server keyboard shortcuts.
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Under Keyboard, select On the remote computer to make the remote computer recognize the Windows keyboard shortcuts that you type. (You can also choose In full screen mode only to get the same result as long as you use Remote Desktop Connection in full-screen mode. This is the default setting.)
To use Terminal Server shortcuts, refer to the following table:
Switches between programs from left to right.
Switches between programs from right to left.
Cycles through programs in the order that they were started in.
Displays the Start menu.
Switches between a window and full screen.
Displays the Windows Security dialog box.
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Places a copy of the active window, within the client, on the Terminal server clipboard (provides the same functionality as pressing ALT+PRINT SCREEN on a local computer).
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Places a copy of the entire client window area on the Terminal server clipboard (provides the same functionality as pressing PRINT SCREEN on a local computer).
Enables you to "tab" out of the Remote Desktop controls to a control in the host program (for example, a button or a text box). Useful when the Remote Desktop controls are embedded in another (host) program.
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History and background of Lolita Lempicka. Fashion houses are often named after their founding designer, but Josiane Pividal went about it differently. In 1983 Josiane and her husband Joseph, an interior designer, created their label, "Lolita Lempicka", in homage to Nabokov's novel and to the painter Tamara de Lempicka. As the fashion house took off, the couple found it simpler to change their names to Lolita and Joseph-Marie Lempicka. Read more about Lolita Lempicka
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Comments about L De Lolita Lempicka Fleur De Corail By Lolita Lempicka:
This reminds me of Christmas for some reason .. must have been in my earlier days with elements that remind me of such a scent ... it is nice.
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- Last About 1 Hr
- Too Weak
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Comments about L De Lolita Lempicka Fleur De Corail By Lolita Lempicka:
I absolutely love this perfume but the last time I ordered it, it seemed weak and watered down. After an hour the smell was gone so disappointed. Bring back the real thing.
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I waited weeks for this scent to come in. Right now my favorite scent is L de Lolita Lempicka in the orange box.. Its spicy and playful and has become my signature scent.. Some of the other scents i wear are Jimmy Choo, Flowerbomb, Viva La Juicy, Light Blue, and Angel Sunessence.. I like aquatic, floriental scents with some mystery. This had no mystery.. It smelled like something my grandma would wear when I was a little girl.. It's going back. If you want to smell great, get the L de Lolita in the orange box, and you will understand what I mean. I am on my third bottle.
If your grandmother is having a birthday or something, then get her the Corail Fleur.. She might like it..
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very very nice smell, i always get compliments .
For me it's better than the original L.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- One of the President Obama's biggest new policy proposals comes with a hefty price tag.
Universal preschool for every three or four-year-old in the country could cost nearly $200 billion dollars over the first ten years, but substantially less later, according to the Center for American Progress, a think tank close to the President.
But the President thinks the benefit is way bigger than the cost.
Millions of other parents all over the country have struggled to find and pay for preschool for our kids. Just like kindergarten and grade school, the President says this is something state, local and the federal government ought to provide all of America's children.
High quality preschool, like at Broadcasters Child Development Center in Northwest, can cost parents nearly $1,300 a month.But supporters say it offers youngsters real social and academic advantages.
DC offers 6,000 free preschool slots to residents. And even more conservative states like Oklahoma have seen the benefits of giving three and four year olds some early education.
"The studies have pretty conclusively shown that a high quality preschool program has really positive consequences for children generally," says William Gormley of Georgetown University's Center Center for Research on Children. He says the positive results are particularly significant for disadvantaged children. "In the short run and in the longer run."
Studies on students in Oklahoma's program showed youngsters were five months ahead of their peers in math, and nine months ahead of them in reading, says Gormley.
Supporters got a big boost from the President in the State of the Union. "Every dollar we invest in high-quality early education can save more than seven dollars later on -- by boosting graduation rates, reducing teen pregnancy, even reducing violent crime," the President told Congress.
"For us as early childhood professionals, it was like 'yes! It's about time someone brought it to the forefront," says Shannon M. O'Leary of Broadcasters Child Development Center in Northwest DC.
The White House offered few details of its plan, but the Center for American Progress is pushing a program to have Washington match state spending up to an average of about $10-thousand a year.
It's hard to imagine deficit hawks voting for such a huge new program. But supporters say they need to consider the costs of inaction. "Weaker educational attainment, higher rates of juvenile delinquency, lower high school graduation rates, and lower adult earnings," says Gormley.
Critics have their own studies that suggest the benefits of universal preschool are fleeting, and the costs sometimes much higher than predicted. So with everything he already has on his plate, it will be interesting to see how hard President Obama pushes this.


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Mars Needs Moms
|Release Date: March 11, 2011
|Running Time: 82 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $21,379,315.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi
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Summary:Take out the trash, eat your broccoli-who needs moms, anyway? Nine-year-old Milo finds out just how much he needs his mom when she's nabbed by Martians who plan to steal her mom-ness for their own young. Milo's quest to save his mom involves stowing away on a spaceship, navigating an elaborate, multi-level planet and taking on the alien nation and their leader. With the help of a tech-savvy, underground Earthman named Gribble and a rebel Martian girl called Ki, Milo just might find his way back to his mom-in more ways than one.
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I've had a Zimbra server chugging away happily in a client's office for a few years now but they are down-sizing and wanting most employees to be working remotely. Once there are more remote workers than internal then it no longer makes sense to run the server in their new small office.
It's a small server of only 10 users (NE starter pack license) but they currently have ~130GB of mail. Some users having 20-30GB.
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- Zimbra hosting provider. By far the most expensive option, hosting providers seem to only offer 1-5GB as standard then extortionate fees for additional storage. About £200 p/m
- Dedicated server. Quite expensive for the amount of storage we need. ~£100-£150 per month.
- Co-lo server. Actually quite cheap with a few DCs I've found. ~£80-£120 per month.
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US-East is a bit cheaper.
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I was planning on still doing this even when hosting on EC2 as I've heard EC2 IP addresses are sometimes blacklisted. Is that true?
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7) Anyone considered using Amazon Glacier for backup storage? I quite like the idea of keeping 1-2 week's worth of backups on the EBS volume, then week 3+ on cheap storage. Glacier is expensive for data retrieval but you generally don't need all that data online. Though I think converting a Zimbra backup directory over to Glacier might be a challenge. Might have to tar/split.
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ATLANTA -- Another stumbling block for the people trying to save an historic Buckhead mansion from demolition.
The condo association will not agree to an inspection by architects and builders proposed by Buckhead Heritage, according to Wright Mitchell, president and founder.
The inspection is needed so potential owners will know how much it will cost to update the house. Buckhead Heritage is leading the way to save the house, which is free to whomever can afford to move it for 350 thousand dollars.
Mitchell says several interested parties have come forward since 11 Alive first aired this story. Mitchell says attorneys for the condo association have said the group may allow inspections after it has a demolition permit, but preservationists worry by that time, it will be too late for the house.
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Texas A&M first began competing in 1894. The Aggies joined the Southwest Conference (SWC) in 1915. As of 2007, the Aggies hold 18 conference titles. A&M has also finished with a top 25 national ranking 23 different times. Before moving to the SEC in 2012 the Aggies had two main Big 12 rivalries – with the Texas Longhorns (the Lone Star Showdown) and with the Baylor Bears (Battle of the Brazos). The Texas-Texas A&M rivalry was one of the oldest and most celebrated in college football history. Some of the current Aggies playing or coaching in the NFL include Dante Hall, Shane Lechler, Dat Nguyen, and Sammy Davis. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Texas A&M Aggies football tickets.
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This game had become a staple to watch for all college football fans, but the game has been put on hold for a while after the Aggies moved to the SEC. The game has been played on Thanksgiving weekend, and beating the other team is a good gauge on whether or not you had a good season. The rivalry goes back far, as does the vitriol on and off the field.
Dating back to the days of the Southwest Conference, A&M's move to the SEC helped renew the rivalry that dates back to 1903. Now called the "Southwest Classic," the game will be played in Cowboys Stadium in Arlington for the forseeable future.
Despite not yet appearing in a College Football Playoff game the "Aggies" have still managed to play in 30 plus Bowl Games winning close to half of those contests. Some would say 1998 was their proudest year as they went 7-1 in conference play on their way to their first and only Big 12 Conference Championship. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the SEC Conference Championship Game.
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Community Enrichment Mini-Center closes
High rents an obstacle to attracting tenants in Hewlett and Woodmere
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Following a nearly two and a half year run, the Community Enrichment Mini-Center (CEmC) on Broadway in Woodmere officially closed its doors on Jan. 7, due to financial constraints, according to Ann Schockett, the executive leader of the Woodmere Republican club and mastermind behind the CEmC.
"In our last few months we tried to fundraise and didn't want to charge groups that were using the place," Schockett said. "Times have gotten tough and it became harder. We sold ad space on our monitor, people made donations and we held some functions to raise money but it's gotten to the point where it became too much and we have to take a break and figure things out."
The idea for the CEmC arose in August 2010 after the Woodmere Republican Club storefront opened, Schockett said. "After the first few months, I found that people were calling me more about problems they were having like jobs, resume services and foreclosure," she said. "I found that I was spending most of my time sending people to different resource centers and helping them with problems so I started offering seminars run by community leaders and business owners in different areas. This really wasn't just the Woodmere Republican Club anymore, it became more of a community center."
Clubs, seminars and community projects, including a chess club, Artist of the Month and the Clean Sweep events where community members picked up trash and swept neighborhood streets, took place or were initiated at the CEmc. "They were all offered in one space," Schockett said. "A lot of people did extremely well."
Woodmere resident Alli Berman was the CEmC's art programs director. She coordinated art exhibits and chose the Long Island Artist of the Month who was featured at the center. "It was a lot of fun going through the art and choosing them for the exhibits," she said. "It was a good program and it's unfortunate that they had to close."
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