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Cab Corner Repair - Cuttin' CornersWritten by on June 24, 2011 Cab Corner Repair … Easier Than You Might Think |
There are a few phases during a classic truck restoration that trigger enough anxiety for the home shop hobbyist to consider not tackling on his or her own. Bodywork, paint, wiring, and upholstery are the first to come to mind in this regard. With lowering your anxiety level in mind, we decided to team up with the folks at LMC Truck to see if we can ease some of the concerns relating to at least one of the aforementioned chores—rot repair and panel replacement.
Now, I'd be the first to admit that I'm no pro when it comes to this kind of repair. The most I've got going for me is that I'm not afraid to try my hand at just about anything the classic truck hobby can throw at me. This also means that although I'm about to share my experience, it may not be the final word on the subject by any means—but, at the very least I hope to show that with the help of the aftermarket (by supplying nearly every component we need to restore our trucks) and a bit of teeth gritting and elbow grease, any of us can work our way through chores that we'd previously thought had to be done by paid professionals. So let's take a look at our subject Chevy pickup cab and see how I went about tackling the installation of a replacement cab corner—and keep in mind, if I can do this, any of you can. It's just a matter of choosing quality replacement parts, as I've done here, taking a deep breath, and diving right in. CT
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As stated earlier, chores such as panel replacement are often farmed out to professionals, as many of us home hobbyists consider this outside of our comfort area, but with a bit of backbone it's a job that any of us can complete at home in our garages. The first step is to hold up the new cab corner to the cab and trace the perimeter of the replacement panel onto the cab with a marker. This serves as a guide to follow when cutting out the damaged area. The LMC Truck cab corner panels are exact duplicates of the OE cab corners and cover an area large enough to affect successful repairs to most all common rust damage found in this area of a classic pickup.With the outline of the new cab corner traced onto the cab, I began cutting out the rot. Keep in mind that there is an inner reinforcement panel directly behind the cab corner area that you want to keep intact (as long as it's not as rotted as the exterior panel). Keep in mind that care is needed while cutting out the damaged area so as not to harm that inner panel.The front edge of the panel folds over into the door opening and is held in place by a series of spot welds that have to be dealt with. In my case, I used a heavy-duty gasket scraper and a small hammer to break the spot welds without damaging the inner panel flange so it can be cleaned up and reused when attaching the replacement panel.I then turned my attention to the rear portion of the cab corner, and removed the original sheetmetal up to the marks traced on the cab. Luckily, the inner panel sported only surface rust, so that piece wouldn't need replacement, too.The next step was to clean the edges of the opening with a grinder in preparation for attaching the repair panel.Since I occasionally do some metalwork, I've found that the sheetmetal clamps shown here come in real handy for holding panels in place during welding. I used a couple of these along with a small C-clamp to hold the new cab corner in position, leaving a gap of around 1⁄16-inch between the new and original panels for good weld penetration.The next step was tack welding the new cab corner into place. I used a few plug welds (a series of holes drilled into the replacement panel in which a plug of weld is inserted through the hole) in the door opening flange. I also welded a few short sections around the perimeter of the panel, as well.
Once the final welding had been completed, I took a grinder to the snottiest of my welds and laid down a skim coat of body filler to smooth things out even more.After a second thin coat of body filler at all of the weld joints, I then treated the entire repaired area with a couple of coats of sandable primer. And there ya have it, an almost step-by-step look at how a home garage hobbyist such as yourself can handle rot repair. As I said earlier, I'm no expert, but I think the repairs worked out well—but then that's more likely due to the quality of the replacement parts than my skill.


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Floor Mount Emergency Brake - Down And Out (Of The Way)Written by on October 7, 2009 Contributors: Jeff Lilly Recessing A Floor Mount Emergency Brake
There are many components of a custom or street rod that have to be integrated into the build, such as gas and brake pedals, a shifter, and a steering column. There are others that aren't as important to the operation of your car but are just as important, such as seat belts and an emergency brake. But just because you need an emergency brake doesn't mean it needs to be out in the open in the interior. In many cases the factory e-brake handle or foot pedal is now competing for space in the kick panel or under the dash with other custom components. Relocating it is often a better solution and with parts from Lokar it doesn't have to take up much space or be an eyesore.
Jeff Lilly Restorations was working on a '63 Galaxie and as they looked the interior over for the best location for the emergency brake handle they encountered a few problems with a good place to install it. One such problem was that the car already had a console that would not allow installing the unit in between the two bucket seats as the common alternative. On this particular project, the factory console flares out and gets wider alongside the bucket seats as it goes up toward the firewall, so there's not enough clearance between the console and the bucket seat.
They picked up a Lokar floor-mounted e-brake and started looking for another solution. The handle was taped off to keep from scratching the chrome as they placed it in a few areas to see where it looked best and still give the driver easy access to engage the brake. They determined that they wanted the unit as close to the console as possible but found that the unit sat too high and hit the seat track, which kept them from moving it over toward the console. Their solution was to alter part of the track bracket to allow them to move the brake unit over to the edge of the seat next to the console. In addition they lowered it into the floor for more clearance, which will look better while allowing enough access to grab the handle in an "emergency" situation. So let's begin.
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The crew at Jeff Lilly Restorations started by cutting off a small tab from the rear of the bracket to allow clearance for the bezel retainer bracket they'll be fabricating.In order to drop the handle below the floor and gain more clearance to clear the seat tracks they needed to build a pocket or "tray". They began by laying out a pattern to build off. Two pieces were cut out of 20-gauge sheetmetal for the sides.They then cut out the bottom piece and paid a visit to the box pan/brake to whip it into shape. Notice the black holes? These are for the cable ends to insert and bolt up to. The sides and bottom were then tack welded together (although for photo purposes they left one side off to better show the rest of the install).The emergency brake will attach to the bottom of the fabricated pan using two of these brackets and the Lokar factory mounting holes.A bezel trim bracket was built to fit level with the floor and surround the brake handle to allow Dynamat sound deadener to clear and still add carpet. Louie tack welded some 10-24 nuts to the underside so that the bezel trim could be secured firmly to the bracket.Here you can see the general idea of how the brake handle will sit in the tray (remember one of the sides has not been welded on yet). The brackets allow the unit to sit in the tray level to the floor line. Note the 2 inches of space between the handle and floor for a low sleek look but just enough to make a quick grab if needed.Another view shows the bezel retainer bracket in place. As seen, this is why they snipped the end off the factory bracket in caption 1 to clear this bezel retainer when in the upright position ARROW.The factory seat bracket was moved to clear the tray by simply adding some metal to the top and sides.
From the side you can see how the seat track (which is in its most rearward position here) will clear the handle as the seat moves forward. This position gives the look and feel of an e-brake mounted next to the console.From under the car you can see the tray installed and note that there was a slight design change. It was decided to remove the bottom of the tray to gain better access to the cable retainers mounted in the back of the tray. They left about 1/2 inch at the rear and about 1 inch at the front to provide enough metal to screw a cover to.The cables were attached to the handle and then run back to the calipers. Here you can see the cover built to protect the cable from debris and allow access to adjust the brake from the handle end when needed from under the car.Louie fabbed some simple channel retainers to hold the cable in place up against the floor for a clean cable-routed look. This is a much cleaner setup than the factory had with the cable anchor system.

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FedEx recently announced building is underway for a Chicago-area package sorting and delivery station.
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The new facility will be comprised of 214,000 square feet and is scheduled to open in late 2011. FedEx officials said it will have advanced automated material handling technology for sorting packages and dispatch up to 130 vans daily for local deliveries. FedEx expects to have more than 200 staffers when the location opens, with that figure potentially growing to nearly 500 when it is operating at full capacity.
FedEx Ground spokesman David Westrick told LM in an interview that the development of this new facility is driven by continued growth and increased volumes.
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This expansion is part of an ongoing national expansion by FedEx Ground focused on a transit time acceleration plan to boost daily package volume capacity and augment network speed and service capabilities.
The expansion kicked off in 2002 and since that time FedEx has opened nine new hubs and expanded or relocated more than 500 local facilities, according to company officials. What's more, they added that this expansion plan has accelerated ground service delivery by one day or more in more than half of the U.S. And FedEx Ground also now delivers more than 50 percent of packages in two days or less and more than 80 percent of packages in three days or less, with average daily package volume rising from more than 50 percent from 2.1 million in 2003 to more than 3.3 million in 2010.
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STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. -- A funeral for a murder victim turned into a deadly shooting Thursday afternoon. One of the murder victim's friends and another man shot and killed each other.
In a press conference Friday afternoon DeKalb County Public Safety Director William Miller said 28-year-old Delmetrius Heard of Decatur and 19-year-old Carlos Henderson, Jr. of Ellenwood were attending the funeral.
Miller says Henderson was a friend of the murder victim, 19-year-old Ryan Guider. Henderson got into a fight with a group of people and went to his car to get a gun.
Miller said Henderson and Heard killed each other and shot two bystanders in a two man gun battle.
Those other victims, Stanley Battle, and a 12-year-old girl suffered minor leg injuries.
Miller said several people questioned after the funeral were not charged in the shooting.
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On Thursday some witnesses said they saw Marcus Ventress, 28, wanted in connection with Guider's death, at the church.
But on Friday Miller said there is now no evidence Ventress was even there or took part in the shooting.
He is still wanted for Guider's murder and Miller urged Ventress to turn himself in peacefully.
Miller said there is also no hard evidence that the shooting was gang-related, but police have not yet ruled that out.
Miller also said DeKalb County Police will show up in force at the upcoming funerals for shooting victims Henderson and Heard.
"They will be there to identify the comings and goings at those funerals," he added.
He also urged everyone to settle their differences peacefully.
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The minister who presided over the funeral also appealed for peace during a live appearance on 11 Alive News Today on Friday morning.
"This tragedy is another reason why people of all faiths must come together in coalition with public safety officials and elected officials to stem the rising tide of youth violence in the African American community," said Dr. Kenneth Samuel, senior pastor of Victory for the World Church.
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The Fremont Street Experience presents the Fourth Annual OktoberFrightFest, combining Oktoberfest and Halloween for a month-long street party in October. Guests can enjoy the nationally ranked haunted house Asylum as it makes its downtown debut on Fremont Street Experience's 3rd Street North area. Asylum will be open on Fridays and Saturdays from 6:30 p.m. – midnight and on Thursdays and Sundays from 6:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. on the following dates: Oct. 5-7, Oct. 11-14, Oct. 18-21, and Oct. 25-28, plus Oct. 30 from 6:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. and Oct. 31 from 6:30 p.m. – midnight. General Admission is $15. A VIP ticket is also available for $20 and allows the ticketholder to bypass the line. Nevada residents receive a $3 discount.
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New Runway Up and Running at Airport
January 23, 2013
After four years of work, a $6.6 million project to extend the main runway and install a new runway lighting system is nearly complete at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport....
The Airport is an absolute gem for an assembly operation ;perhaps DOD.Underused and perfectly equipped for training;Plus plenty of development space with utilities and parking
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Now Drug Dealers from Detroit can fly bigger loads into Whee-ling.
Is this a great city or WHAT??!!!
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Four years! Seems like one year would have been adequate.
Whatever, longer runways are the key to safer airports. When I was a kid, and had much less fear than now, I used to fly Cessna 140 and 150 aircraft out of Morgantown and that was scary enough with runways that dropped off to deep cliffs. I stayed clear of Wheeling's airport except to play the pin ball machine in the terminal.
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WTF FOR??? More WASTED taxpayer money.
Are there ANY commercial flights out of there today? WILL there be any?
A few gas executives can fly in on PRIVATE CORPORATE JET but for the average folk this doesn't mean SQUAT!
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Great news! Very important to keep improving the airport. Never let it backslide. The day is coming when it will really get busy.
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Despite some hiccups along the way, the televised main card for next month's "Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley" event is good to go.
This month's earthquake and tsunami disaster in Japan, as well as the UFC's recent purchase of Strikeforce, initially cast some doubt on the Showtime-televised card.
But all four bouts are official for April 9, Strikeforce spokesperson Mike Afromowitz recently confirmed with MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com).
San Diego's Valley View Casino Center hosts "Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley," and a welterweight title fight between champion Nick Diaz (24-7 MMA, 5-0 SF) and challenger Paul Daley (27-9-2 MMA, 2-0 SF) headlines the show.
Daley cast some doubt on the matchup following the UFC-Strikeforce purchase earlier this month. Daley, who was fired by the UFC after a post-fight suckerpunch of opponent Josh Koscheck in 2010, fired off a series of posts on The Underground and suggested he might not want to fight for the Zuffa LLC-owned Strikeforce any longer.
The British slugger, though, is going through with the bout.
Also secured for the card is a lightweight title fight between champ Gilbert Melendez (18-2 MMA, 8-1 SF) and Tatsuya Kawajiri (27-6-2 MMA, 0-0 SF). Officials had put K.J. Noons on standby as a possible replacement following the chaos of the Japanese disaster, but they're now confident Kawajiri is good to go.
In addition to the title fights, the "Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley" main card includes lightweights Lyle Beerbohm (16-1 MMA, 5-1 SF) vs. DREAM champion Shinya Aoki (26-5 MMA, 0-1 SF) in a non-title fight and light heavyweights Mike Kyle (18-8-1 MMA, 2-3-1 SF) vs. Gegard Mousasi (30-3-1 MMA, 2-1 SF).
Afromowitz said the event's preliminary card will be finalized in the coming days.
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AUSTIN, Texas—The foyer of this brothel in Austin, Texas, smells of cigarette smoke and sweet incense. On the carpet sits a Buddha and an altar decorated with money, two cups of old coffee, and a dozen mangoes.
Calli Doris, an outreach volunteer with Redeemed Ministries, rings the doorbell and waits silently, holding little blue and yellow gift bags in her hands. Just when it seems time to leave, a sliding window cranks open and out peers a middle-aged Asian lady with harshly penciled red lips and jet black hair. She begins to shake her head and mumble in broken English about the owner, glancing nervously toward the back.
Doris smiles and shakes her head, offering the bags. "We just want to bless you," she says. The woman's initial confusion shows through wide eyes, but when she finally takes the bags and peers inside, her face splits into a smile. The bags are full of coconut-scented body lotion, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. Doris hands her three more for the other woman working here, refusing offers of money as she leaves.
Back in the car, Doris, 27, prays quickly as she speeds down the highway toward more brothels. She's a spirited blonde with a silver nose ring and colorful friendship bracelets stacked on her wrist. She first learned about sex trafficking from an episode of Law and Order SVU six years ago: "I was shocked that this was happening."
Human trafficking is a shock to many. Many see it as an international problem, but the Christian nonprofit Redeemed Ministries estimates that traffickers currently entrap several hundred thousand Americans. Many are runaways, fleeing abusive homes. Pimps earn their trust through money and lavish gifts. But the sweet talk soon stops and these women find themselves trapped in a dangerous and sexually exploitative situation in their home country.
Doris works for Redeemed, which has been fighting trafficking in Texas since 2005 by focusing on outreach, aftercare, and advocacy. She works alongside local business owner Nicole Marett, 25, and focuses on outreach: Their goal is to find brothels and gain access to the women—"sparrows," they call them—working inside.
So far they've found 16 Austin brothels. Many of them are shockingly obvious, located in parking lots close to the highway, convenient for men going to or leaving work. Some buildings are small and sterile, with blacked-out and barred windows, and signs offering suggestively vague names like "Rose," with the word OPEN lit up in neon lights. Other brothels front as massage parlors, lingerie stores, or gentlemen's clubs. Some women work out of homes or hotels, and many pimps advertise online.
Redeemed's outreach model relies heavily on volunteers from local churches. But Marett said finding volunteers is difficult. Youth groups want to get involved, but parents are hesitant. The volunteers who do come are assigned to a brothel, which they visit in teams of three—two women and one man. The man drives and prays while the women go inside, bringing the sparrows gift bags and prayer. "Our goal is not to rescue," Marett explained over coffee at a local café, "but to show the love of Christ and pray."
When Doris stops at a second brothel, a young Hispanic woman answers the door. She eyes Doris warily but lets her inside, facing her timidly with arms folded over her body. Doris, unfazed by the woman's lingerie or the pictures of pinup girls on the wall, introduces herself and offers the gifts. The woman accepts them, smiling shyly. When Doris ask if she would like prayer, she nods.
Later, Doris explains that rescue, if defined as Hollywood's door-punching and gun-slinging reclaiming of trafficked women in movies like Taken, is ineffective. Given the psychological nature of their captivity, the women would likely return to their pimps and the volunteers' credibility would wither. Real rescue is only possible once a sparrow realizes she's a victim and decides to leave voluntarily.
Until then, she and Marett focus on forging trustful relationships with the prostitutes, essentially becoming women to whom they can turn if they decide they want to get out. They also build relationships with law enforcement, local churches, and legal experts so they can fully help a woman if she chooses to flee.
The life of Vee—not her real name, for her own protection—began to unravel when she got a boyfriend in high school and bought birth control, "just in case." One day while she was out, her parents found it hidden in her dresser. Angered, they threw her belongings out to the street. Vee fled to live with her boyfriend and took up exotic dancing, earning up to $3,000 on weekends. During one night of work, she met a man who offered her more money if she would help him start a new business in Las Vegas.
She agreed, ignoring friends' warnings that he sounded like a pimp. She went with him and gave him all her money from dancing. She trusted him even when he suggested she start sleeping with men to raise more money for the "startup," and she didn't ask questions when he moved her around often.
When she eventually realized that she'd never "raise" enough money for her pimp, she started secretly saving a few dollars of her own. One day, she stole her pimp's car and fled. He threatened her into returning by reminding her of his network of contacts sprawled over the entire state, few of whom would look kindly on a runaway prostitute.
She returned. The moment the car pulled up, her pimp charged out the door. He grabbed her by her hair, pulled her in the house, then beat and raped her. Undeterred, Vee started saving again and ran away a second time. This time she made it to California, working under the radar as a strip dancer, but not as a prostitute. An undercover cop eventually found her when she returned to Texas and successfully convinced her to leave the industry entirely. She's now 22 and enrolled in culinary school.
Escape stories like Vee's are possible largely because of undercover detectives who consider trafficked women victims, not criminals. Deek Moore, 40, is one of seven detectives who fight trafficking and vice in Central Texas. He focuses on surveillance and stings and also works to build low-profile relationships with victims, hoping to convince them eventually to flee.
One day this spring, Moore, dressed in a black hoodie and cargo shorts and sipping coffee, told about the rescue of a trafficked woman who cried out for help: He waited until her husband was at work then sped to her house, helped her pack, and whisked her away to hiding. He spent the next three months gathering evidence against the man who forced her into prostitution and pornography for four years.
Very few cases lead to a trial, Moore said, because it's extremely difficult to prove a woman has been trafficked against her will. Besides, many prosecutors and judges don't know much about trafficking and many jurists don't see these women as victims, so they rarely indict the pimps.
Building cases is also difficult given that many of the women are psychologically frail and often run away after 60 days of rescue. They become afraid to testify or simply begin to miss the familiarity of their old life. Sometimes Moore can find them and get them help. Other times, either because they're unwilling or unable to admit their captivity, they refuse help.
But here's the good news: Moore's most recent witness did not run away. She patiently endured more than 20 hours of detailed interviews recounting how a male friend exploited her as a young college student in need of money. He offered marriage as a way out, which she accepted, desperate to finish school. But after the wedding vows, violence. Moore's eyes watered as he recounted the story, but he could report that the grand jury indicted the pimp and put him away under a $250,000 bond. That's rare: Many judges set low bails or none at all.
Moore says he hopes victims emerge from the legal process "with a chance at success [and] full restoration." Redeemed's aftercare division pushes for restoration—but it comes slowly and, in the words of executive director Dennis Martin: "It's a process without a finish line."
Martin and his wife, Bobbie, have labored at Redeemed since 2006 alongside 35 staff members and 250 volunteers. No one receives a paycheck for the work, so Martin works as an IT auditor on the side. All of the money Redeemed raises (this year: $240,000) goes to fund its safe house, aftercare programs, and administrative needs. Since 2009, 20 women have successfully completed Redeemed's program; 10 more are currently enrolled.
When a woman enters the door at Redeemed, she's introduced to a veteran trauma therapist who determines if Redeemed is adequately equipped to help her. If not, the therapist refers her to a better-fitting organization. But if Redeemed can help her, the therapist proceeds to prepare a customized "healing" plan that involves four stages of psychological, spiritual, and practical help.
Stage one is detox. With the help of counselors, the sparrow becomes able to grasp both the depth of her traumatic experiences and the reality of her freedom. During stage two, she begins to work through questions of identity and the concept of God-given value. "We want to reset their value system and help them see that they get their identity from God," Martin explained.
At stage three, she learns about God as "healer and cleaner." One measure of success at Redeemed is that the sparrows eventually meet and profess faith in Christ, but that isn't a condition for receiving help. Stage four: Redeemed staff help her prepare for a transition into independent living. They coach her on how to establish work and housing, find a church and join a small group, and build a healthy group of friends.
The entire process can take from six months to one year, depending on the woman and her personal story. It is neither neat nor easy. Sometimes the women relapse and return to their former life. Sometimes, they stay physically, yet have a harder time moving past substance addictions. But Martin and the volunteers at Redeemed are neither rushed nor intimidated: "We'll work with these women for life … until they tell us they're ready to go on independently, without fear of relapse."
Many Christians, Martin said, emphasize ending trafficking by rescuing its victims, incarcerating its pimps, and trying to convince men to stop buying sex. But in reality, Martin explained that trafficked women rarely see themselves as victims, the legal system is ill-equipped to prosecute the pimps and johns, and it's too late to change the minds of men who treat women as commodities.
He hopes to galvanize local churches into starting outreach and awareness ministries of their own. He urges churches to combat the vulnerabilities that make some women more likely to be trafficked, such as illiteracy, homelessness, and poverty. Actively pursue one-to-one contact with prostitutes, he said. Guide them into healing programs that help turn back the negative perception they have of the church, and consequently, of Christ.
"We're not the solution," Martin said. "The church is the solution. We're just the avenue."
Read more about the connection between sex trafficking and pornography.
Reports and responses
While child sex trafficking is an issue in our country, nobody knows for certain how many victims under age 18 there are in the United States. Hard data from the FBI show officers make between 1,100 to 1,200 arrests for child prostitution each year. But anti-trafficking organizations talk about 100,000 to 300,000 victims based on a 2001 study by Richard Estes and Neil Weiner that said 326,000 were "at risk for commercial sexual exploitation."
Estes and Weiner included 14 broad categories of youth who could become involved in sexual exploitation, including runaways, female gang members, and youths living 50 miles from the Canadian or Mexican borders. The report fails to cite evidence showing how many of these "at risk" youth are actually involved in commercial sex.
The researchers admit the numbers "are not representative, in the statistic-sampling sense of the term"—yet news organizations, anti-trafficking groups, and the Department of Justice routinely cite their estimates. (Estes and Weiner focused on child sex trafficking, which sidesteps the question of how many adult women involved in prostitution and pornography chose that path freely.)
In addition to questions about scope, some activists question whether the millions of dollars spent on raising awareness of sex trafficking is effective. Lisa Thompson of the Salvation Army says young people choose ways to oppose the practice that "are technologically driven—linking to a movie or starting a website, and I'm not sure how much more of that we need." She adds, "The responses aren't necessarily as thought through as they should be. … I wish it would be more creative than just 'let's make a movie.'"
Thompson believes young people could instead mentor at-risk children, volunteer at a juvenile detention center, or help with homeless ministries to prevent sex trafficking from becoming an issue in the first place. —Angela Lu


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Curator Michael Shara studies stellar populations in the Milky Way and nearby galaxies. Over the last decade, he has focused on stars known as Wolf-Rayets—hot, ephemeral bodies that start their lives 20 to 80 times more massive than the Sun and then shed much of that mass over a lifespan of a few hundred thousand years until they explode as Type 1b or 1c supernovae, which occur when a massive star's core collapses. There are now 600 Wolf-Rayet stars known in the Milky Way, an 80 percent increase since 2006. Shara's team has found and characterized the majority of them. His "best" and rarest specimens are from the far side of the Milky Way, which is still terra incognita to astronomers.
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In December 1957, two months after the launch of the Russian satellite Sputnik 1, the first human-made object to enter space and the catalyst for the space race, the Museum published a memo titled "Calling All Scientists," which observed how the lone satellite had shifted the public appraisal of scientists. "[P]ress people dashed up to the museum to get the Planetarium staff to help them explain to the public what had happened," the memo read. "The scientists are now being turned to for guidance."
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Another fast-approaching holiday season brings a rush of food, fun, laughter, and memories. Fabio Parasecoli, an associate professor in The New School's Food Studies program, explores the ways food memories shape how we view ourselves and our connection to communal and cultural memories. Join Parasecoli on Wednesday, December 14, for this month's Adventures in the Global Kitchen, Sugar Skulls to King Cakes: Global Memories and Holiday Traditions, to learn about holiday food traditions from around the globe, to taste a variety of beloved holiday desserts, and for the chance to win an authentic Mexican sugar skull. Recently, Parasecoli answered a few questions about holiday foods.
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Fourth-year Richard Gilder Graduate School (RGGS) doctoral student Shaena Montanari uses her geology training and subtle clues left by dinosaurs to reconstruct the environment of Mongolia's Gobi Desert as it was 70 million years ago. Based on an innovative approach that takes cues from the geochemistry of dinosaur eggshells, Montanari's latest findings—that late in the Mesozoic "age of the dinosaurs" the Gobi desert was a much wetter and warmer place than today—were presented this week at a poster session of the American Geophysical Union's Fall Meeting in San Francisco.
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Very cheap land in dark sky areas
Posted 19 December 2012 - 10:24 AM
Looking at the sales history on this particular real estate website, it appears land has been sold in such "undesirable" locations for as little as $2000.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 10:55 AM
One requirement I'd have would be electricity and some sort of data network availability (even if it's cellular). That limits my choices, I suppose, but there you have it.
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 11:20 AM
The problems of ownership are myriad; I won't go into that now.
There's a lot to be said for buying a bigger plot; if the half-acre next to you is sold, your investment could become useless for astronomy. On the other hand, you've only lost $8,000.
There's a lot to be said for stargazing on public land. Only governments and very rich organizations can afford plots big enough to protect against light tresspass -- several tens of thousands of acres at the least.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 11:29 AM
That's probably the best bet.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 11:36 AM
I've just been browsing real estate websites and have come across extremely cheap vacant blocks of land being offered in places where no one wants to live. One I am looking at is a half-acre property being advertised for $8000 out in the desert about 150km north of Mildura, Victoria in a tiny village, which has a population of 330. It's an 8-9 hour drive, but my own dark sky property for less than the cost of a premium 16" dob? Why sweat over finding ideal public sites when I can have my own private land for peanuts, in a dry arid location to boot
Looking at the sales history on this particular real estate website, it appears land has been sold in such "undesirable" locations for as little as $2000.
I don't know what taxes and such are in Australia, it might be a reasonable thing or it may end up costing you real money. Water, electricity, if you want these amenities, you will pay. You might find road repair is needed... I don't know.
I also don't know how difficult it is to find public access to land under dark skies. Around here, it's easy, lots of National Forest lands, Bureau of Land Management Land, finding a place to set up is not a problem...
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I've been looking at a 163 acre old Mexican Land Grant property in San Benito County off and on for a few years. I have had the owner tentatively down to $89k (from a $180k asking price). The nice thing about this property is that one of the ridges in the middle of the property has been cleared of trees and leveled and a dirt driveway cut and compressed leading up to it.
The disadvantages of such "boonies" properties are that if you have any significant assets at all, you'll want to insure the property (yes, even trespassers can sue!), you may be required to abate brush where it borders public roadways in fire season, and there's very low resale probability (the one I've nibbled at has been available for more than 2 years) so it's not liquid.
I also have my eye on a 265 acre mining property in the same general area that has been on the market for a few years.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:02 PM
For me, I can't thank all of you enough for making me feel so good about paying the extremely small fees to access dark skies at our national parks. Really!
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:06 PM
Posted 20 December 2012 - 07:19 AM
The website advertising it shows a list of recently sold properties in the area, some for under $2000. might have to keep looking. Still, it's not a bad idea, having your own land in a black zone for the price of a premium dob or 4" APO It's yours, don't have to worry about strangers, answer to anyone, pay fees and what not. And is available whenever you want.
Posted 20 December 2012 - 12:30 PM
This particular property is located in the center of town
Even in a very small village of 330 people, there's bound to be light pollution; and who knows what business "might" come next door to this property.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 12:04 AM
I agree that owning a tract of land has many benefits. If nothing else it can regularly get one out. As mentioned, it can also be a good place to keep a dark sky set-up. My friend has a cabin in a similar sounding small village in Terlingua, Texas near Big Bend. Though I live in a rural area, I often drive 7 hours to stay out there. It's quiet, picturesque, and extremely dark. It's also just a fun get away.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 12:41 AM
Posted 21 December 2012 - 12:52 AM
Posted 21 December 2012 - 01:19 AM
Dark skies.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 06:48 AM
This particular property is located in the center of town within walking distance to amenities and stuff, (but only 330 population - and the nearest population center is 150km away) which is probably the reason for its price.
Obviously you need to go and look at the place. But it seems pretty crazy to drive hours out into the wayback and then go to the middle of a town. At very best, the site won't be nearly as good as one half the distance with nobody else around.
The lights from a single house 1/4 mile away are a major nuisance. And I'm talking just about the light that spills out from the windows. A "security light" 1/4 mile away would be a total disaster.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 08:41 AM
This particular property is located in the center of town
Even in a very small village of 330 people, there's bound to be light pollution; and who knows what business "might" come next door to this property.
Yea, oil company's just love to find nice, out of the way little towns like this and build giant light factories so eighteeen wheelers can refuel.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 11:38 PM
I think that from a small town like that, if you built light shielding fencing around where you want to observe from you would have a limiting magnitude most people in the US could only dream of.
Would you be cosidering building a small house on the property? I'd also seriously look at how people get their water. If you are tapping into public then that's easy. I live on a well and sinking one of those can be expensive.
To give people an idea this is what looks like the buisiest street in that town.
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Posted 22 December 2012 - 12:32 AM
About 30 years ago I visited Alice Springs in the middle of the Australian Outback. A more remote and isolated place anywhere on earth is hard to imagine and I anticipated really dark skies there. Well, by day it was a quaint small town, but by night it had some of the worst local light pollution I've ever seen, to the degree that the surrounding hills a mile or two out of town were brightly illuminated by reflection!
A 1/2 acre (that is really pretty small) plot within any town is a bad choice in my mind and as pointed out upstream already, all you need is one neighbor with even one big outdoor light and you site is ruined.
Posted 22 December 2012 - 12:40 AM
If the area were to ever get developed, that could only be a good thing.... sell the land for a big multiple of what I paid for it
I don't mind the drive, once a month for a big weekend session is nothing really. Plus the area gets very favourable weather, the nearest station claims 150 clear days, only about 50 days with observed precipitation with about 260mm annual total and approx 3200 hours of sunshine.
Posted 22 December 2012 - 03:57 AM
Posted 22 December 2012 - 06:32 AM
-more land the better
-need to live on or at least be close
-lot of time, effort, money
-one bad neighbor can undermine
I got 23 acres in a semirural area,
built house and observatory,
now in city limits with mag 4.5 skies
but still 200 yards from door to scope
Posted 07 January 2013 - 01:42 PM
The trick here in Mexico is to find pieces of land with title, not the so called communal ejido land which is tricky to buy!


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21 Jump Street SynopsisIn the action-comedy 21 Jump Street, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are more than ready to leave their adolescent problems behind. Joining the police force and the secret Jump Street unit, they use their youthful appearances to go undercover in a local high school. As they trade in their guns and badges for backpacks, Schmidt and Jenko risk their lives to investigate a violent and dangerous drug ring. But they find that high school is nothing like they left it just a few years earlier and neither expects that they will have to confront the terror and anxiety of being a teenager again and all the issues they thought they had left behind.
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In Theaters March 16, 2012
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Starring: Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Brie Larson, Rob Riggle, Dave Franco and Ice Cube
Written by: Michael Bacall and Jonah Hill
Directed by: Phil Lord and Chris Miller
Produced by: Stephen J. Cannell and Neal H. Moritz
Length: 109 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
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