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One homeowner who lives beside Levy-Lakeside Elementary School, just south of Merrick Road, said white-capped waves lapped across the lake that the school's backfield had become. On Florence Street, a block south of the school, residents reported that a small white BMW floated down the street, landing on the curb in front of a house just west of Beach Street. At the marinas to the south off Hewlett Avenue, floodwaters sent speedboats wrapped in white plastic over the boatyards' fences and into the front yards of nearby homes.
In the middle of the night on Monday, the Merrick Fire Department sent a boat crew through south Merrick's streets, which had become rivers at that point, to check on residents who stayed in their homes through the storm. But, in a single boat, there was there was little to nothing that the firefighters could do to evacuate residents who were stranded in their homes, many of which were surrounded by water.
The day after the storm, homeowners were seen dragging their soaked belongings from their garages and lower-level family rooms, while sump pumps were draining saltwater out of basements and crawl spaces. The south end of the canal leading out of Cammans Pond to Merrick Bay was full of Jet skis and floating docks that had broken away from nearby homes.
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As the storm approached on Monday, Bellmore-Merrick residents could only sit in their homes, waiting anxiously, hoping for the best.
"We're bracing ourselves for what I believe will be called the storm of the century," said south Merrick resident Gary Small on Monday morning. "We did everything we could and now just have to wait for it to pass. So far it's windy as all hell, and the streets around us are starting to flood from overflowing canals. Hewlett Avenue, south of Merrick Road, is getting flooded."
Jeff Gold, an attorney from south Bellmore with an office on Merrick Road in Bellmore, said the weather did not deter him from getting into work on Monday, but he was worried. "That's the advantage of hiring local attorneys and staff," Gold said. "I'm more concerned about flooding tonight."
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Final game of the series/homestand this afternoon, 1:10 start. Royals recalled right-hander Leo Nunez from Triple-A Omaha prior to the game to step in as the starter.
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Pena – SS
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Wilkerson – LF
Laird – C
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Okay, every time Grud's not in the lineup, I wonder about the trade issue.
I think the Royals would miss Grud's veteran experience and leadership on the team, if he gets traded. Grud is a clutch hitter. But I wouldn't mind to see Reggie Sanders, Emil Brown, and Mike Sweeney get traded. What an awsome weekend for the Royals and a terrific sweep a hot team like the Rangers. Let's go get the Twins and those dreaded Yankees next. Go Royals!
i think octivo dotel should be traded and i think buddy bell didn't put mark grudizanlex because he wanted him to start tommorrow night!
sweeny doesnt have much trade value at this point because of health issues but Dotel and Sanders could be packaged to the yankees for a starting pitching prospect, their bullpen is horrible in the 7th and 8th inning until they can get to Rivera, royals fans can drive up to Burlington Iowa to see the royals class A farm club we would love to see you


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As an end table for my husband's recliner, it is a good organizer and somewhere for him to set drinks, remote, etc.The price was a little high, now I am seeing others that have choice of wood colors, better/more appealing designs, and appear to be a good build.
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The Organized Reader's End Table.
By First Daughter
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Three men tried to help me assemble the table. The instructions were very poor. Furthermore, once the screws were put in place, they were impossible to remove.
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: It is suggested to use a rubber mallet for assembling this item to make sure it is securely put together. The construction is intentionally tight for stability of the item.
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By Jim in CO
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If you carefully follow the illustrations (should have been step-by-step directions),you won't have any problem
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
By Happy Recoverer
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This was a difficult assembly for two reasons--it was hard to make out the specifics from the picture-it had only visual instructions (and not very large ones), and it was hard to be clear what went excatly where in terms of the hardware. It took me a while to realize there was some built-in hardware which was never illustrated and to figure out which holes were for which type of hardware. Also, it was hard to assemble alone because you really needed a "holder" just to hold the parts still while a "worker" put it together. However, once far enough along, it went together well and it is very, very stable. I'm very happy with it. I've considered it in the past, but I bought it now because I'm going to be facing a long recovery after surgery and I wanted to be able to have things I can do while I recover right there at the ready where I can just reach over and get them without needing help or trying to retrieve and carry them with a walker. (I will be alone some of the time as I recover.) The four shelf form really does hold a lot. And it's an excellent height beside my recliner. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Somme reviews said this was hard to assemble, so I read and followed directions very closely. There were no problems assembling it. It took 20 minutes at the most, probably less.
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Poor quality
By Mira's mom
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The preattached pegs on the shelves would not fit into the pre drilled holes. When using the rubber mallet as the instructions suggested, one peg broke off. I am sending the product back. Very poorly designed.
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By Paul, the new item lover
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To store magazines in an efficient and space-saving method
need better already installed dowels break when installing
By Ben many toy installer
from Montgomery, TX
Need better design of dowels that are factory installed in each shelve
Magazine clutter-remover!
By AdamRox
from Raleigh, NC
Very happy with the beauty and simplicity of the design!
Perfect for under the piano keyboard
By Dotty
from Tilghman, MD
Well packed, very functional, but not well described to assemble securely. We are waiting for customer service to help us fix the top onto the sides. Once we do that, I'm sure it will be fine.
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: it is securely put together. The construction is intentionally tight for stability of the item.
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Gaby Aghion
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Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
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Stella McCartney for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1999
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2001
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Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2006
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Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2009
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2010
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2011
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Clare Waight Keller was born in Birmingham. She succeeded Hannah at Chloé in the summer of 2011, moving from Pringle of Scotland.See the designs
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, she began her career at Calvin Klein in New York, worked in the men's studio at Ralph Lauren, and then at Gucci, under Tom Ford.
Eagerly anticipated, Clare Waight Keller's first show for Chloé took place in October 2011. It went to Chloé's very soul – fluid and feminine "but boyish", she said, these qualities were expressed in long white and powder pink pleated dresses, eyelet embroidery and belts on the hips of wide pants.
Developing her take on Chloé for Autumn / Winter 2012, there were blouses, throw-on coats and pretty dresses in a sorbet palette. Chic, sensual and natural, that's Clare's Chloé.
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2012
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At this point, you're probably asking yourself, if not your neighbor: Is West Virginia in over its head with this move to the Big 12?
The easy answer is no ... for now. Because the move was, and is, about money. And there's more money to be had in the Big 12. Period.
On the field, the only reason these questions are being pondered is because WVU's football team can't seem to stop, much less beat, anyone in the Big 12 these days. After all, no one is wondering if the Mountaineers can compete with those southwesterners in women's soccer. Nikki-Izzo Brown's band of Big 12 neophytes went out and won the league's regular-season title.
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But in football, where the money flows, West Virginia is having its issues. The Mountaineers lost their fourth straight game Saturday- the first time they've done that in 26 years - and are 2-4 in league games. In those contests, they've scored 218 points and given up 306.
Three-hundred and six points in six games? No one has a chance of winning games when they give up, on average, 51 points per game.
I still can't figure out what head coach Dana Holgorsen meant the other day when he was asked about this team giving up more points than any other in school history. (By the way, that happened Saturday when the Mountaineers yielded 55 to Oklahoma State, as they blew past the 364 points the 1978 team allowed)
I wonder if those guys popped champagne like Mercury Morris?
''The last time I was aware, this is the first time West Virginia has ever played in the Big 12,'' Holgorsen said.
While that's true, it's an odd answer.
If the trend continues, the Mountaineers will give up more than 500 points this season, and approach a record no one saw coming.
They've given up 373 with three games, and presumably a bowl game to go. East Carolina set the record for most generous defense in history two years ago at 572.
It's not as if they're playing against Brett Favre or Peyton Manning. The last two quarterbacks WVU has faced, where they've given up 94 points, had a combined four career starts, and those were all by TCU's Trevon Boykin. Clint Chelf, the junior who started for the Cowboys on Saturday, was passed on the depth chart by two freshmen and considered transferring in May.
That's not meant to demean the abilities of those guys because it takes quite a bit of talent to get a Division I college scholarship as a quarterback. It seems to me, at the very least, the Mountaineers could have found a way to confuse those fellows. Unless they're in farther over their heads than two quarterbacks with four career starts.
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Kansas State is well positioned to play in the national championship game after Saturday's 23-10 victory against TCU. Baylor (4-5) and Texas (8-2) are the only teams standing in the way of the Wildcats and the title game. Texas Tech needed two overtimes to beat Kansas, 41-34. When that happens, head coaches are sure to be slapping graduate assistants hard enough to knock hats and headsets off their heads. Texas honored former coach Darrell Royal with some wishbone offense in a 33-7 whipping of Iowa State, and Oklahoma beat Baylor 42-34 as Bob Stoops became the school's all-time winningest coach.
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On Tuesday night a kangaroo was on the loose in Midland County, and it was all caught on camera.
"I've seen a lot of weird stuff but I've never seen anything like that," Ryan Murray said.
Murray was driving on Highway 158 near Highway 191 when he pulled up on an unusual scene.
"I saw all these cops and I was wondering what was going on and then I saw the silhouette of a little baby kangaroo," Murray said.
Murray pulled out his phone and started recording.
"I couldn't believe it," Murray said. "I was like that's pretty strange."
Midland County deputies couldn't believe it either. The initial call had them scratching their heads.
"They were questioning the call you know, kangaroo? In Midland, Texas? There ain't no kangaroos out here, surely it's gotta be something different," Midland County Sheriff, Gary Painter, said. "They thought dispatch was crazy so they went out there and sure enough they found it."
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June 17, 2013
Express delivery and logistics services provider DHL recently announced it has officially inaugurated its expanded $105 million Americas hub at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (CVG) Airport.
This inauguration represents the culmination of a four-year plan for DHL to augment its CVG facility in an effort to meet the growing international shipping demand of large multinational corporations as well as small business customers.
"The completion of the CVG hub is a further milestone in the continuous expansion of our international express network," said Frank Appel, CEO Deutsche Post DHL, in a statement. "We are growing, building for the future and providing U.S. companies with the logistics support they need to succeed globally."
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The spokesperson added the CVG expansion positions DHL's largest facility in North America for continued growth in package volume. But even with this expansion growth the company has no plans to return to serving the U.S. domestic market.
DHL moved its U.S. hub operations to CVG in July 2009. DHL's U.S. business focuses on international import and export offerings in major metropolitan areas. It ceased U.S. domestic-only air and ground services at the end of January 2009, due largely to the ongoing uphill battle it faced competing with industry giants UPS and FedEx for market share.
And since DHL reopened operations at CVG in 2009, DHL said it has seen its international business grow dramatically, benefitting not only DHL but the local community with job growth and the Cincinnati / Northern KY International Airport with additional flights.
DHL said that this hub resides "at the heart" of the DHL U.S. network with flights connecting customers from more than 220 countries and territories worldwide to the entire U.S., adding that the CVG hub completes the backbone of the DHL intercontinental network along with its Hong Kong and Germany hubs.
In March 2012, DHL made a $47 capital commitment towards a 193,000 square-foot sort facility and add about 280 jobs to the DHL CVG hub to provide it with more space to handle heavy weight non-conveyable cargo," according to Mike Parra, senior vice president and head of operations for DHL Express Americas, in an interview.
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Topps names Chris Getz to 2009 Major League Rookie All-Star Team
Royals infielder Chris Getz, acquired from the Chicago White Sox with infielder Josh Fields on November 6, has been named to the Topps Company's 51st annual Major League Rookie All-Star Team for 2009.
Getz, a second baseman, was joined on the team by Giants' first baseman Travis Ishikawa, White Sox' third baseman Gordon Beckham, Rangers' shortstop Elvis Andrus, Marlins' outfielder Chris Coghlan, Pirates' outfielder Andrew McCutchen, Orioles' outfielder Nolan Reimold, Mets' catcher Omir Santos, Braves' pitcher Tommy Hanson and Phillies' pitcher J.A. Happ.
The 27-year old Getz batted .261 for in 107 games for Chicago, collecting 18 doubles, scoring 49 runs and stealing 25 bases in 27 attempts. The left-handed hitter ranked tied for first among AL rookies in multi-hit games (28), third in triples (4) and stolen bases, tied for fourth in doubles and fifth in walks (30), runs and hits (98). Getz' 92.6 stolen base percentage (25-for-27) led the league (min. 15 attempts). Defensively, his seven errors were tied with Toronto's Aaron Hill for the fewest among second baseman in the AL.
The Topps' Major League Rookie All-Star team was initiated in 1959. The Rookie All-Stars will each have a trophy on their 2010 trading card in Topps Baseball, with Series One due out in late January.
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Royals Feel the Love in Kansas City
Blog Note – The Royals wrapped up their Kansas City Area Caravan this past weekend with a busy schedule in Kansas City on Friday before heading north to St. Joseph and Cameron, Mo., on Saturday. Royals associate Megan Stock had these comments about Friday's Forecast Luncheon, while Royals Vice President of Public Relations Toby Cook chimed in with a description of Saturday. You can read more about the Royals Caravan on the home page of royals.com. MLB.com writer **** Kaegel will also continue to report on caravan activities throughout the month.
"Hey, Frank White. Look at this!"
While biting into my coffee-toffee-cheesecake-dessert thing, I heard the tiny voice resonate from across the table. The owner of the comment was 4-year-old Robert Moore, the son of Royals General Manager Dayton Moore, and he was seated across from me while Royals Hall of Fame second baseman Frank White sat to my left at the 15th Annual Baseball Forecast Luncheon last Friday. The luncheon was the first of two Royals Caravan events in Kansas City with the second sponsored by Sports Radio 810 WHB and taking place at a packed 810 Zone in Leawood, Kan., that evening. At the luncheon, Robert, who, it turned out, had many things to show Frank White throughout the course of the meal, easily became the center of attention at our table – a definite family trait he picked up from his dad, who has become the talk of the town here in Kansas City.
This was Robert's first Forecast Luncheon in Kansas City, and he couldn't have picked a better one to make his debut. With an estimated 600 fans in attendance, the room was bursting with enthusiasm for the season, most of it thanks to his dad. While the younger Moore spent the event decorating the pages of his Royals baseball notebook, the older Moore joined Royals President Dan Glass and players John Buck and Luke Hudson on stage for a Q & A that had fans asking about minor league development, additions to the pitching staff, the direction Moore is taking the team and why Buck insists on keeping bag pipes as his walk-up music. Just about every question came with praise for the team's off-season aggressiveness and excitement for better things to come. There was no denying from that tone of the crowd that Kansas City is ready to house a championship team once again! But, in the end, I think it was a quiet comment made off stage by Dayton's wife, Marianne, that summed up what all of us in Royals Nation are really thinking.
It all happened when Frank White decided he had something for young Robert Moore to "look at." As the rest of the table watched in silence, Frank slipped the 1985 World Series ring off his finger and gently passed it around the table. Robert (with the help of mom – it's a pretty heavy ring, after all) held the ring in his small hands, his eyes growing wide. As Robert examined the ring, we all listened in as his mom whispered to him, "You'll have one of these soon enough."
Blog Note Part Two – Here's Toby's take on the third and final day of the KC-area caravan. The trip started out early Saturday morning from Kauffman Stadium and ended back at the same spot with four inches of snow on the ground.
A big thanks to Royals assistant director of player development, Scott Sharp, and "no thanks" to a weather website we won't mention. Scott fired up his computer from his Kauffman Stadium office to check on the forecast for us Saturday morning. We knew another winter storm planned to start dumping snow later in the day. Scott checked out the hour-by-hour forecast and said it looked like we might get back home before trouble hit. We almost made it.
Dry roads paved the way to a one-and-a-half hour stop at the Hy-Vee in St. Joseph, Mo., and a great crowd. Eagle Communications hosted the event. One of its radio stations in town, 680 AM KFEQ, carries our games on the Royals Radio Network and broadcast live during our entire stay. General Manager Gary Exline then took us to a local hotel, where John Buck and Luke Hudson ate pizza with a select group of Special Olympians. Royals broadcaster Denny Matthews and Royals Hall of Famer Dennis Leonard also dug in. We then drove the short distance to Cameron, Mo., for, well, dessert. Royals radio affiliate KKWK arranged for a 90-minute signing at the Dairy Queen, where the franchise owners offered half-priced Royal Treats. DQ might sound like a funny place to hold a caravan stop, especially in mid-January. But the idea was nothing short of brilliant. The whole town, it seemed, packed into that small restaurant and made us feel as welcomed as any stop on this 30-city tour.
Some of us called home to find the snow had already started falling in KC. We jumped on the bus a bit early and made it 20 minutes out of Cameron before running into snow and slick roads. Driver Phil took it slow and got everyone home safely…another caravan in the books. We unpacked and checked the weather site again. Not surprisingly, the 40 percent chance of a "wintry mix" by 5 p.m. had turned to "snow now falling." Yeah, we knew that. We also knew that our fourth caravan of the month had turned out thousands of Royals fans excited about 2007. And, while there are no guarantees in forecasting, there's a better than 60 percent chance, we figure, of no snow by Opening Day. Let's hope the same can be said for rain.


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Most of you have at least heard about the YearOne Experience held in Georgia each year. Part of the event is held at Road Atlanta, where you can participate in the car show, the autocross, parade laps around the famed track, and many other activities. If you lean a little more towards going in a straight line really quick, another portion of the event is dedicated to you at Atlanta Dragway. The YearOne Experience is an all-makes event designed to rival that of anything you've ever seen or experienced with more fun than you can ever imagine.
This year we decided to get into the act and hold an event of our own during the Experience. We teamed up with the guys at YearOne and schemed up the idea of promoting a street car type of event featuring road time and a required amount of passes down the track. With the help of YearOne, we and a couple of our sister publications ended up having the entire Atlanta Dragway to ourselves on Friday.
The rules were simple: your car had to be street legal and handle a 25-mile drive around Braselton, Georgia, and survive passes down the 1320. We were planning to have a shootout to end all shootouts, but as sometimes happens, the best laid plans . . . . When Friday finally arrived, only three families were able to make the shootout with their cars. What happened to the rest of the guys with "musclecars" is a mystery to us. Apparently, we were mistaken when we heard Mopar guys like to use their cars. We're planning to do this again next year, and, hopefully, more cars can make it. watch the magazine and our web site for more details as the event gets closer.
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Chuck Causey hails from Atlanta, Georgia, and brought his '70 Duster to the showdown. Chuck's car has been in his family since it was purchased new by his father. Since then this healthy A-Body has seen a lot of modifications, including a custom 2x3-inch rear frame section by James Gang Racecars. The reason for the custom framerails is the 31x18.50-inch Mickey Thompson Sportsman Pro tires. at the shootout, Chuck was the guy who made the most passes.
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Heads: Indy Cylinder Head EZ-1
Induction: Indy 440-3 intake; Holley 850 carburetor
Exhaust: tti headers with 2-inch primary tubes going into a 3-inch Flowmaster exhaust
727 TorqueFlite
Torque converter: PTC 9 1/2-inch torqueconverter
Shifter: Hurst quarter stick
Valvebody: Cheetah manual
Rear: Dana 60 held in place by CompetitionEngineering 3-link ladder bars
Gears: 4.56
Front: Ater-K-tion k-member with Flaming Riverrack-and-pinion steering
Car weight: 3,300 pounds
Best pass
Launch rpm: 2,00060-foot: 1.796
Shift point: 6,500
Eighth-mile: 7.744 at 92.00
Quarter-mile: 12.061 at 113.80
Dual Purpose Dusted
Who says that musclecars weren't made after 1971? Andy Burleson of Bakersville, North Carolina, is definitely not one of those believers. He brought a potent combination of a '74 Plymouth Duster and an .030-inch over-bored 340. At first glance, it looked like Andy had brought a knife to a gunfight. But upon further inspection, we found he actually had brought a gun with big bullets. Andy has owned the Duster for about nine years and, with help from his father, has made the body look as good as it does. Andy plans to keep the Duster as stock looking as possible and catch unsuspecting brand-X guys off guard. He certainly caught us, so we aren't going to argue.
What Makes It Go
Block: .030-inch over 340
Crankshaft: Stock 3.31-inch stroke
Rods: Eagle I-beam 6.123-inch
Pistons: SRP 9.8:1
Cam: Comp solid .540/.549-inch lift; 252/256 degrees duration at .050-inch lift
Heads: Edelbrock RPM ported by Hughes Engines
Induction: Victor 340 intake and Carb shop 750 Holley
Exhaust: tti headers with 3-inch pipe and Flowmaster mufflers
Add-on: 150 shot of nitrous
727 TorqueFlite
Torque converter: PTC 9 1/2-inch
Shifter: Hurst ProMatic II
Valvebody: Stock
Rear: 8 1/4 with a Strange spool and mono-leaf springs and Cal-Tracs
Gears: 4.10
Front: factory K-frame with disc brakes
Car weight: 3,300 pounds
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Launch rpm: 4,000
60-foot: 1.60
Shift point: 7,200
Eighth-mile: 6.804 at 102.83
Quarter-mile: 10.668 at 126.39
*using 150-shot of nitrous
Orange Crush
Hailing from West Warwick, Rhode Island, were Scott and Wendy Dickinson and their understated-looking '73 Challenger. At first glance, Scott's Challenger looked like the epitome of a "sleeper," but once he opened the hood that thought was quickly removed from our minds.
Fourteen years ago, Scott was looking for a Barracuda, but he found this car sitting along the side of the road and decided that it would fill his needs just fine. Since Scott owns SD Concepts Engineering, it's no wonder the car runs like it does.
Under the hood is a very large ATI supercharger mounted on the usually overlooked 383. That's right, we said a 383. Scott's philosophy is the 383 is as good as any other Mopar engine, and we think he proves his point very well. this car has been running 8-second quarter-mile times for seven years now on the same engine and blower. Scott tells us that, on average, he and Wendy put 1,000 to 1,500 miles on it driving it on the street.
What Makes It Go
Block: Filled 383 with reverse cooling, custom oil mods, and stock main caps with SDCE custom "splayed-gussets"
Crankshaft: stock steelRods: Eagle steel I-beams 6.8-inches
Pistons: SDCE designed; built by Diamond Racing Pistons
Cam: .600-inch lift;custom Isky solid roller
Heads: aluminum Indy Cylinder Head SR (prepped by SDCE)
Induction: Custom SDCE sheetmetal with adjustable runners; Accell Gen VII EFI
Exhaust: SDCE custom-built headers with 2 1/2 step with 5-inch collectors into 5-inch oval pipes and Spin Tech mufflers
Art Carr built 4L80E
Torque converter: CP Transmissions 9-inch
Shifter: Hurst ProMatic II
Valvebody: Manual shift
Rear: Ford 9-inch with spool and custom built four-link
Gears: 4.30
Front: SDCE custom-built crossmember and HAL coilover shocks; Flaming River rack-and-pinion steering; Wilwood brakes
Car weight: 3,525
*Best Pass
Launch rpm: 3,50060-foot: 1.32
Shift point: 6,700
Eighth-mile: 5.92 at 120
Quarter-mile: 9.00 at 151.6*Second gear went out
The Big Picture
After we finished our shootout on Friday, all participants got a pass to enjoy the festivities at the YearOne Experience at Road Atlanta. We can't stress enough how much fun this event is and hope you can join us next year.
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Chuck definitely made a lot of passes, and the only tuning he did all day was to bump the timing from 36 to 40. He picked up a little bit with the change.The interior of Chuck's Duster is completely customized. He tells us he did the work himself, which gives him bonus points in our book.Andy Burleson made most of his passes without the juice and ran in the mid 11s. He made one full pass with the juice on, but got in trouble with the track guys.The interior of Andy's Duster is basically factory-stock except for the shifter and tach. the sleeper look is the goal here.Andy came to our shootout with the smallest gun, but the little 345-inch LA held its own and definitely earned our respect.
The interior of Scott's car looked a lot racier than the other two cars in our shootout, but with the speeds and times he's running, it's all needed.Scott was definitely willing to run the snot out of his Challenger, but the car started to slow down when the transmission went away but he kept running.When it came to powerplants, Scott Dickinson brought a monster. Scott owns SD Concept Engineering, and his 383 represented the guys well.


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Neat stuff, thx for posting.
While researching for a paper, I found this little site with quite a few decent maps.
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Thread: Garmin Mapping Options
27-03-12, 20:24 #1
Garmin Mapping Options
Aside from the very expensive Garmin UK Topo maps is here wot else folk use with thir GPS?
I've found talk of free maps from Openstreetmap that can be used but need it all explained in Luddite terms.
28-03-12, 16:37 #2
Hey Nobby, I've done a bit of looking round for my own benefit and found that both Talkytoaster and Ravenfamily do OS type maps for use with GPS's. Both have received vey favourable reviews.
The things you need to do;
Consider the unit you are using
What is the internal memory available (for example, the entire UK equates to around 450mb) or, do you have the option of using a microsd card.
It took me about 2 evenings to get it sorted, but now I understand it (as of about 0900 this morning) I've facepalmed myself for my own technical incompetence as it really isn't that scary.
1) Download the file you want (I went with Talkytoaster Full British Isles + Contours + Routable
2) Extract the zipped file
3) Name the GMAPPSUPP.IMG
4) Copy this file into the GARMIN folder on either the device or memory card
5) Power up the device and select the file from the map list you are present with when choosing the MAP option on the unit
A few notes;
Make sure you ADD the .IMG extension otherwise it won't work
Quite a few people say that you need to be careful to disconnect the device correctly otherwise it won't work.
I've got an Etrex 30 and have gone from hating it to loving it over the course of today, the quality of the mapping is excellent and the routing is just what I want.
If you want any help let me know (y'know, from one luddite to another )
28-03-12, 18:00 #3
Cheers Bedds,
I've been recommended the Talkytoaster stuff elsewhere as he now has one that looks OS (ish).
I'll download that & see if it works off a micro SD card.
28-03-12, 18:13 #4
I downloaded Open mtb map onto a garmin dakota - it's ok I s'pose, but doesn't look like OS maps, and I can't always tell which are roads and which are trails
28-03-12, 19:08 #5
Well that worked first time & looks pretty useful - you can have it with or without contours too. Not bad for a freebie.
28-03-12, 19:54 #6
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An action-thriller centered on the threat posed by a deadly disease and an international team of doctors contracted by the CDC to deal with the outbreak.
Contagion Release Date
In Theaters September 9, 2011
Contagion Credits
Starring: Marion Cotillard, Matt Damon, Jude Law, Kate Winslet, Laurence Fishburne, Gwyneth Paltrow, and John Hawkes
Written by: Scott Z. Burns
Directed by: Steven Soderbergh
Produced by: Gregory Jacobs, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher, Steven Soderbergh
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
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Tonight, Mary Robinson as lawyer, political activist and Senator. She discusses her passion for the law, which led her to her involvement in landmark cases, such as the Josey Airey and David Norris cases and the Wood Quay campaign. And then her surprise decision to run for President in 1990 and the challenges of that campaign.


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Cleveland, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Carmelo Anthony filled the stat sheet with
26 points, seven rebounds, four assists, three steals and two blocks and the
New York Knicks defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers, 107-97, on Saturday night.
Amar'e Stoudemire provided 17 points and 12 rebounds, while Tyson Chandler
supplied 15 points and 11 boards for the Knicks, who have won three in a row
on the heels of a seven-game losing streak.
Kyrie Irving had 30 points, eight rebounds and eight assists and Spencer Hawes
added 21 points and 10 boards for Cleveland, which has dropped four straight
and seven of its last nine.
The game was tied at 80-80 with 10:24 left before Anthony netted five of the
final six points of a 14-3 Knicks run to help them seize control of the
contest. His turnaround jumper staked New York to a 94-83 cushion with 5:21 to
Cleveland never got within less than seven the rest of the way.
Earlier, the Knicks led 23-19 after a quarter of play and Anthony scored the
last nine points of a 10-2 spurt to help them establish a 45-35 margin.
New York headed into the break with a 58-50 advantage.
The Cavs began the third on a 9-2 flurry to pull within 60-59. Anthony's
triple with 2.9 ticks remaining in the third gave the Knicks a 77-76 edge
going into the final frame.
Game Notes
The Knicks shot 43.2 percent (38-of-88) from the floor and 45.2 percent (14-
of-31) from beyond the arc ... New York outrebounded Cleveland, 49-37 ... J.R.
Smith had 17 points for New York.
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New York-- Few things are as frightening for a patient to
hear from a doctor as the word "cancer," but on Monday, a panel of
experts advising the National Cancer Institute proposed changing the
definition of cancer, eliminating it entirely for some illnesses.
no question that screening for cancer has saved a lot of lives. The
problem is that it's also picked up a lot of abnormalities that may
never have caused any problem.
The authors gave two
examples. One is a breast biopsy lesion called DCIS, or ductal carcinoma
in situ -- stage 0 breast cancer. By itself, it doesn't harm a woman,
but in some cases it goes on to invasive breast cancer. They want to get
rid of the word "carcinoma."
The words
"cancer," "neoplasia" and "carcinoma" are very charged words, and people
hear that they have it and they want to get it out of them. But
sometimes the treatment can have bad side effects; for example, in
prostate cancer, surgery and radiation can cause problems including
erectile dysfunction.
We need better molecular techniques
to figure out which of those abnormalities that we find on screenings
are going to kill us and which ones will never do anything. Until then,
one of the points of this is people need to get used to the possibility
that doctors, if you do have an abnormality, may treat it aggressively,
somewhere in the middle or they may say, "Let's just do nothing and
watch and wait and see what happens."
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-Time period the consumer received treatment or services; and
-Type of records recovered.
If you believe you may have records that are part of those recovered, you may file a written request to retrieve the record(s).
Download the Abandoned Records Request Form or request the form be mailed to you by calling 1-800-382-5516.
Consumers that file a formal request will receive notification by mail to confirm whether or not the individual's personal records are being held by the state.
Source of Records Time Period Type of Records Nurse-Midwives Birthing Center 1991 - 2011
Dr. Patsy Webberhunt 1998 - 2002 Medical Teresa Marlow 2002 - 2008 Real Estate Dr. Evangelina Marquez, M.D. 2000 - 2010 Medical Franklin Open MRI 2002 - 2008 Medical Dr. Elmer Manalo, M.D. 2000 - 2008 Medical Thomas G. Anthony, DDS Unknown Medical Stacey Sheedy Unknown Accounting Joseph Anderson Unknown Medical Absolute Smiles Dental Unknown Medical Dr. John Fayyard Unknown Medical Cardio & Vascular Physicians Unknown Medical Dr. Gabra Gachaw Unknown Medical Family Care, Inc. Unknown Medical Dr. Leslie Martin Scholl 2006 - 2010 Medical Northwest Indiana Oncology
-Dr. Deneva E. Alston
-Dr. Beatrice M. Hernandez
-Dr. Serge Dauphin
1993-2008 Medical Citizens Health Center Unknown Medical Citizens Health Center Barton Annex Unknown Medical My MD House Calls Unknown Medical Signa Care Hearing Alliance Inc. Unknown Medical 2013 - 2015
Med 1st of Evansville 2008 - 2013 Medical Dr. Mohammad Saad 2005 - 2011 Medical Anderson Dental Center 2001 - 2013 Medical


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Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (commonly referred to as "FERPA" or the "Buckley Amendment"), helps protect the privacy of student records. The Act provides for the right to inspect and review education records, the right to seek to amend those records and to limit disclosure of information from the records. The Act applies to all institutions that are the recipients of federal funding.
In accordance with FERPA, Kettering University has policies and procedures in place to protect the privacy of education records. Students will be notified of their FERPA rights annually by publication in the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs and by an annual email message to students at the beginning of the academic year.
Who is protected under FERPA?
Students who are currently enrolled in higher education institutions or formerly enrolled regardless of their age or status in regard to parental dependency. Students who have applied but have not attended an institution do not.
When do FERPA rights begin for a student?
At Kettering University, FERPA rights apply when the student is enrolled and has attended. If the student is admitted but never attends, FERPA rights do not apply.
Do parents have rights to their child's educational records at Kettering University?
When a student reaches the age of 18 or begins attending a postsecondary institution, regardless of age, FERPA rights transfer from the parent to the student. Kettering University establishes relationships with its students based on their status as emerging adults, and is committed to fostering their development and self-direction. In this situation, the University expects that its students will assume primary responsibility for their education and well-being. Students have access to their records through Banner Web 24/7 and may share that information with their parents if they wish. Disclosures to parents are permitted when the student provides signed consent.
Kettering University uses the following definitions related to FERPA policies and procedures:
Student: Any individual for whom Kettering University maintains education records. The term "student" does not include an individual who has not enrolled or attended Kettering University.
Education records: Those records directly related to a student and maintained by Kettering University or by a party acting for the institution.