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A "Sandy" reality check...
by Eric Petersen
posted Oct 31 2012 12:37PM
When the captain of the cruise ship (the Carnival Miracle) we were on in the eastern Caribbean came on the PA system and told us that we were going to be by-passing St. Thomas and Grand Turk to go home early and avoid the pending "Frankenstorm", I was lying on my bed shocked, saddened and sort of annoyed, but all the time knowing that he was doing the right thing and keeping us out of harm's way... but not everyone agreed.
Later that night I heard rumblings of an angry mob rushing up to the "guest services" desk and demanding we stay true to our itinerary and visit our second and third port of call, this would've been madness. We basically would have put ourselves directly in the path of destruction and dared the "storm gods" to do their will… no way, not me! I could care less that we were headed home; it was time.
Did we get bored on the trip back, did we wish for better weather and a perfect vacation, did we want a better tan and different scenery than the deck of a cruise ship, did we feel a little ripped off from the people who'd had a good time on a previous cruise, yes to all… but the best feeling you can have in this life is to feel safe, and we did.
When we got to N.Y. the day before the port was to be closed, we disembarked, walked to the sidewalk, got two hot dogs (kraut and mustard) and sat on our luggage waited for a bus that didn't expect us for another twenty four hours. It was cold and the lukewarm hot dogs paled to the lobster and lamb chop dinners that we become used to after a week's time in the ship's dining room.
The longshoreman argued loudly trying to get our buses parking spots, but we weren't listening… we were only thinking about how great it was to be safe on terra firma, and we were thinking of home and what waited for us there, and I couldn't help but notice how good those hot dogs tasted on solid ground.
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WHEELING - According to Linsly coach Jay Cartwright, when Shadyside and the Cadets face off on the diamond, it always serves as good baseball.
Saturday's game at Holloway Field was no exception as Linsly overcame an early 4-0 deficit with a six-run, six-hit fifth inning on the way to a 8-7 victory.
''It was just a real good high school baseball game,'' Cartwright said. ''Shayside always plays us tough. They came out hitting.''
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Shadyside's Kinemond Chase (20) slides safely into third while Linsly's Justin Lee (29) looks on during Saturday's game.
That the Tigers did as Austin Dorris blasted a doubled into right field to clear the way for scores from Adam Stupak and Cody Hudson to give Shadyside (7-3) a 2-0 lead in the top of the first.
The visitors were back at in the third as Dorris reached on his second double of the game and was brought in on a double by Jarod Brooks. Brooks then scored on a ground-rule double off the bat of Colton Campbell to make it 4-0.
Linsly's bats started to thaw out in the third as a Colton Coss hit drove in Arien Seymour to put the Cadets (11-1) on the board.
Shadyside then sent its entire lineup to the plate in the fourth and got runs from Chase Kinemond, Dorris and Zak Frizzi to extended the advantage to six at 7-1.
Jameson Murray crossed the plate in the fourth off a Tyler Ashbrook hit for Linsly before the Tigers went three up and three down in their half of the fifth to set the stage for the Cadets comeback.
Coss' leadoff hit got things started as he advanced to third on a Dom Ellis double deep into right field. Justin Lee followed with the first of two RBI doubles in the frame to make it 7-5 before Momo Felt hit the second to drive in Murray and Logan Goodnight to tie the game.
Felt then scored the eventual game winner after Campbell couldn't control the ball from a throw by relief pitcher Jarod Brooks after a Seymour hit down the third baseline.
As the ball bounced out of Campbell's glove, Felt turned the corner to second, but not before the ball reached second baseman Cole Crow, which caused Felt to double back to first.
After he escaped several tag out attempts by the Tigers, Felt dove on the bag and pumped his fist to a thunderous celebration by the Cadets bench.
''We exploded,'' Cartwright said. ''We had some hits and they struggled making some plays and that helped us.''
When the inning was over, the Cadets turned six hits into six runs to complete the comeback.
''We started hitting the ball late,'' Cartwright continued. ''We had some key hits in clutch situations. It's a really good win against a quality opponent.''
The Tigers finished the game with eight hits, none after the fourth frame.
''We hit the ball really good through the fourth inning, then we imploded,'' Shadyside coach Mike Meintel said. ''Our kids hit the ball good, but, as coaches, we can't catch it and you can't throw it for them. It's on them, you know. It's on them, bottom line.''
Murray finished with three doubles, two RBIs and scored two runs for the Cadets, while Goodnight picked up the victory in relief work as he struck out two batters in the seventh to help seal the victory.
''We had a good one over there Wednesday night and that came down to the wire, too,'' Cartwright noted. ''When the two of us get together it feels like it's always something like this. It's a great series and it's one we always look forward to.''


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It's easy to be suspicious of overweight people who claim not to be able to say 'no' to food. Yet, according to new research by Dartmouth University in America, food does funny things to our brains.
In a study published in The Journal Of Neuroscience on April 18, 2012, research showed that first-year University students whose brains 'lit up' after seeing pictures of food were more likely to gain weight within six months.
Academics at the New Hampshire University focused their attentions on activity in the brain's nucleus accumbens, often referred to as the mind's 'reward centre', which is thought to release hormones that cause pleasure.
"The people whose brains responded more strongly to food cues were the people who went on to gain more weight," explained Kathryn Demos, first author on the paper, in a statement.
The use of brain scans - or functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) - also located a link between sexual cues and future sexual activity, the research said.
Researchers stated: "These findings suggest that heightened reward responsivity in the brain to food and sexual cues is associated with indulgence in overeating and sexual activity, respectively, and provide evidence for a common neural mechanism associated with appetitive behaviours."
The first step toward controlling cravings may be an awareness of how much you are affected by specific triggers in the environment, such as the arrival of the dessert tray in a restaurant, noted researchers.
Williams Kelly, associate professor of psychological and brain science and a senior author on the paper, said: "You need to actively be thinking about the behavior you want to control in order to regulate it. Self-regulation requires a lot of conscious effort."
According to a recent blog in The New York Times, a team of researchers led by a group from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recently asked 3,622 young men and women in Mexico to estimate their body size based on categories ranging from very underweight to obese.
Over 50% of overweight students incorrectly described themselves as normal weight, writes Tara Parker-Pope. While 80% of those in the normal weight range were correct in their guess. Among the obese, 75% placed themselves in the overweight category, and only 10% accurately described their body size.
It also seems that deep prejudice against fat people is beginning to erode. Time magazine released its top 100 list today with size-16 singer Adele making the cut, just months after Karl Lagerfeld apologised for calling her 'too fat'.
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Employees pose putting the finishing touches to new waxwork statues of Britain's Prince William (R) and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (L) as they are unveiled at Madame Tussauds in Blackpool, north-west England on April 19, 2012. The Duchess is dressed in an exact copy of the stunning Jenny Packham dress she wore for the ARK charity dinner, the first time she and Prince William appeared as a married couple. (Photo credit: ANDREW YATES/AFP/Getty Images)
Ekaterina Samutsevich, a member of female Russian punk band Pussy Riot waves as she is escorted to the court in Moscow, on April 19, 2012. Three members of the all-woman punk band 'Pussy Riot' were detained two months ago, after they climbed on the altar of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral - the country's central place of worship - and sang a song they called a 'Punk Prayer'. The women have been charged with hooliganism committed by an organised group - an unusually harsh charge for protesters. (Photo credit: ALEXANDER NEMENOV/AFP/Getty Images)
Police officers detain a supporter of female Russian punk band Pussy Riot outside the court in Moscow, on April 19, 2012, before the hearings on the Pussy Riot case. Three members of the all-woman punk band 'Pussy Riot' were detained two months ago, after they climbed on the altar of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral -- the country's central place of worship -- and sang a song they called a 'Punk Prayer'. The women have been charged with hooliganism committed by an organised group -- an unusually harsh charge for protesters. (Photo credit: ANDREY SMIRNOV/AFP/Getty Images)
Andy Murray of Britain plays a return shot to Julien Benneteau of France during their match at the Monte Carlo Tennis Masters tournament in Monaco, Thursday, April 19, 2012. (Photo credit: AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)
France's Julien Benneteau reacts as he lays on the ground after a fall during his match againt's British Andy Murray during the Monte-Carlo ATP Masters Series Tournament tennis match, on April 19, 2012 in Monaco. Murray won the match after Benneteau injured both his right ankle and arm. (Photo credit: VALERY HACHE/AFP/Getty Images)
Two Iraqi women walk along a street in the capital Baghdad as a sand storm envelops the city on April 19, 2012. (Photo credit: SABAH ARAR/AFP/Getty Images)
Israelis pause during a two-minute siren in memory of victims of the Holocaust in the market in Jerusalem, Thursday, April 19, 2012. The day is one of the most solemn on Israel's calendar. Restaurants and places of entertainment shut down, and radio and TV programming focuses on Holocaust documentaries and interviews with survivors. (Photo credit: AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)
France's incumbent President and UMP ruling party's candidate for the 2012 presidential election, Nicolas Sarkozy speaks during a campaing meeting on April 19, 2012 in the French city of Saint-Maurice outside Paris. (Photo credit: MICHEL EULER/AFP/Getty Images)
Newly-recruited Thai women rangers take part in a training session at a military camp in Narathiwat province on April 19, 2012. More than 5,100 people have been killed - both Muslims and Buddhists - in attacks across Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat since unrest escalated in January 2004, according to Deep South Watch which monitors the violence. (Photo credit: MADAREE TOHLALA/AFP/Getty Images)
Philippine marines carry a colleague acting as fallen enemy during an ambush simulation as part of the two-week PH-US military exercise inside the Philippine marines training center in Ternate town, Cavite province, south of Manila on April 19, 2012. The Philippines hailed the start of major war games with the United States on April 16, as a timely boost to the two nations' military alliance amid growing regional security challenges. (Photo credit: TED ALJIBE/AFP/Getty Images)
One Direction fans wait at Auckland International Airport for the arrival of the band on April 19, 2012 in Auckland, New Zealand. One Direction peforms to sold-out audiences in Auckland on Saturday and Wellington on Sunday. (Photo credit: Phil Walter/Getty Images)
Indonesian militant Umar Patek arrive in handcuffs and escorted by armed police commandos at the Jakarta court on April 19, 2012 in the resumption of his trial. Patek is the suspected bomb maker of the deadly 2002 Bali bombing. (Photo credit: ROMEO GACAD/AFP/Getty Images)
An Iraqi soldier walks past the debris at the scene of two car bombs close to the governate in the northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk on April 19, 2012, which left several people dead. A wave of bomb attacks in four different provinces across Iraq killed at least 30 people security officials said. (Photo credit: MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images)
Defence lawyer Vibeke Hein Baera (R) speaks to prosecutor Inga Bejer Engh (L) before Right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik arrives in room 250 of the central court in Oslo in Oslo on April 19, 2012. The trial against Anders Behring Breivik charged with committing 'acts of terror' when he slaughtered 77 people in twin attacks in July 2011 that shook the tranquil Scandinavian country to its core got under way Monday, 16 April. (Photo credit: DANIEL SANNUM LAUTEN/AFP/Getty Images)
A Myanmar woman hold a baby street in Yangon on April 19, 2012. The United States invited Myanmar's foreign minister and said on April 18 that democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, who is traveling abroad for the first time in decades, had an 'open invitation.' AFP PHOTO / Soe Than WIN (Photo credit: Soe Than WIN/AFP/Getty Images)


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Established in 1971 by Dr. Biruté Galdikas and Rod Brindamour, Camp Leakey in the Tanjung Puting National Park in Central Kalimantan is the oldest orangutan Research and Conservation Center in the world. The name was taken to honor paleo-anthropologist Louis Leakey, mentor and inspiration to Dr. Biruté Galdikas. Louis Leakey also supported Diane Fossey in the research and protection of the gorillas in Africa and Dr. Jane Goodall in chimapanzees.
Originally consisting of only two simple huts and meant as Research Center for the great ape in Borneo, Camp Leakey has grown through the years and expanded to include conservation and rehabitlitation efforts to save the endangered orangutans and release captured primates back into the wild. The Orangutan Foundation International organization is now also active in the conservation of rainforests to protect the habitat of the apes.
OFI also organizes special eco-tours led personally by Dr. Biruté Galdikas (click here for details: To do)
It is through the publication of research in Camp Leakey that the world has come to know about the orangutans. Until today, the organization remains active in supporting research by various universities in Indonesia and the United States, not only on the orangutan but also on the tropical environment that supports the primates
Because of her unfailing devotion to the preservation of the orangutan, Dr. Galdikas is the most respected authority on these primates. Dr.Galdikas has received countless awards, including the Kalpataru Award from the Government of Indonesia, the highest award handed to pioneers in the preservation of Indonesia's nature and environment. She also received the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, Gold Medal for Conservation, Chester Zoological Society (UK), PETA Humanitarian Award, United Nations Global 500 Award, and many more prestigious recognitions.
About the Borneo Orang Utan
Although originally said to inhabit many parts of Asia, the Borneo orangutans are today found only on the island of Borneo, and especially in the Indonesian part called Kalimantan.
The Borneo orangutans (pongo pygmaeus) today have their habitat in North West Borneo, namely in Malaysian Sarawak and the north of West Kalimantan, in Central Kalimantan and in the north east, in East Kalimantan and Malaysian Sabah.
These large apes are found to be highly intelligent and follow a cultural pattern. The Borneo species, however, are more solitary compared to their Sumatran counterparts. Orangutans are said to share 97% DNA with humans. In the wild they live to around 45 years, but in captivity they can age to 60 years. Males can grow to 100 kg and to 1.4 meters tall, while females can weigh to 50 kg, to a height of 1.2 meters.
Borneo orangutans feed on fruits, including figs and durians, leaves, bird eggs, honey and insects.
Although Borneo has the largest population of orangutans, yet today the species is threatened through rapidly shrinking habitat pushed back by forest fires and expanding human settlement, expanding palm-oil plantations, mining as well as being hunted to be sold as pets.
Indonesia has two species of Orangutans, namely the Borneo orangutan and the Sumatran orangutan. The Borneo orangutans are larger than their Sumatran cousins. They have rounder faces and male adults develop wide cheek fanges as they grow older. Unlike the Sumatran orangutans that live primarily in trees and rarely walk along the jungle floor, the Borneo species are often found walking on the ground on all fours using their palms or fists.
For more detailed information, please click: http://www.orangutan.org/our-projects/research/camp-leakey
The nearest airport to Tanjung Puting National Park is the Iskandar Airport at Pangkalan Bun, west of Palangkaraya, capital of Central Kalimantan. A number of airlines fly to Pangkalan Bun including Trigana Air, and Kalstar Aviation.
The journey to Camp Leakey from Pangkalan Bun can take three days by small wooden boat liveaboards called klotok passing rivers and mangrove swamps
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Artist Margaret Noble knows City Heights
About the series
What is the "creative process"? Where does art come from, and how does an artist develop it, from idea to finished artwork?
We're following San Diego artist Margaret Noble as she considers, creates and constructs "44th and Landis," a large multimedia work on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego downtown from Aug. 9 to Jan. 20.
We hope to provide some answers, as well pose a few more questions.
MARCH 25: Cutting across boundaries
Noble aspires to reach a broader audience as she gathers a circle of artists around her to help her reach her goal.
TODAY: Returning to the neighborhood
As the project evolves, Noble continues to visit City Heights, doing research, collecting images and recording sounds.
JULY 8: Sound decisions
With the visual elements in place, Noble's focus is on the work's critical sound design.
AUGUST 5: Assembly required
With the opening less than a week away, Noble and her team put together and install the final artwork.
When artist Margaret Noble returned to her old neighborhood to research her new City Heights-inspired work, "44th and Landis," she had a rude awakening.
Perhaps it was because of her camera. Or maybe it was her quizzical look that set them off. But when she walked by a pair of police cars parked near her old school, Euclid Elementary, the officers stopped her and posed a single question:
"They asked me if I knew the neighborhood," said Noble, who now lives in a loft downtown.
"I'm like, 'Yeah, I know this neighborhood. I've been coming around here for 30 years.' "
They told Noble the neighborhood wasn't safe and she shouldn't be walking around with a camera. Then they sent the flustered artist on her way.
Noble is less than two months away from the opening of "44th and Landis," a large-scale multimedia project funded by the San Diego Foundation's Creative Catalyst Fund. Her childhood experiences and knowledge of City Heights are at the core of the installation, which will be on exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego downtown from Aug. 9 through Jan. 20.
Her research has involved taking numerous photographs, some of whose images and icons have been incorporated into the Victorian-like paper dolls that will be the work's central visual element. And she's recorded an array of sounds from her former neighborhood, whether the barking of dogs or the siren song of an ice cream truck. Those sounds will be used in a soundscape Noble is starting to develop for the installation.
She continues to dig into City Heights' history, but her piece has also taken a distinct turn inward.
"It's a process of discovery," Noble said. "You don't know how deep, how complex, or where you are headed at first. Then all of a sudden you start unpacking things and you realize, 'Wow, there's so much more to learn.' "
As she's unpacking "44th and Landis," she inevitably keeps uncovering something that's almost as disconcerting as those policemen: her past.
Survival games
Noble, who was born in Texas and was frequently on the move, arrived in City Heights (then East San Diego) with her parents in 1982 when she was 9 years old. Her father soon left, but she and her mother remained in their single-room apartment, one of five families living in the converted house on Landis.
"All the time, you could hear through the walls kids getting beat by their parents," said Noble, standing at the corner of 44th and Landis, looking down Landis toward the house where she lived. "There was violence all around, there was prostitution all around, there was drug use all around. There were perverts. It was a scary world for kids."


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Buffalo, NY (Sports Network) - Marvin Jordan knocked down a game-winning 3-
pointer in the closing seconds to lift the Niagara Purple Eagles to a 66-65
decision over the Canisius Golden Griffins in a Metro Atlantic Athletic
Conference battle at the Koessler Center.
Jordan provided a huge spark off the bench for Niagara (13-8, 9-1 MAAC) with a
team-high 23 points on 9-of-18 shooting from the field. Antoine Mason chipped
in 14 points while Juan'ya Green contributed nine points, eight assists, and
five steals. The victory was the sixth in a row and kept the Purple Eagles in
sole possession of first place in the MAAC standings.
For Canisius (13-8, 6-4), Chris Manhertz provided a double-double of a career-
high 17 points and 15 rebounds to lead the way. Isaac Sosa scored 14 points
and Harold Washington chipped in 12. Billy Baron went 4-of-14 from the floor
en route to nine points, which he accompanied with six assists.
Both sides struggled in the opening half. Niagara connected on just 35.7
percent of its field goal tries in the opening 20 minutes, while the Golden
Griffins connected on 36.3 percent of their shots from the floor, including 7-
of-20 from 3-point range, to take a 32-25 lead into the intermission.
The Purple Eagles improved to shoot 45.2 percent from the floor after the
break which helped it overcome a 10-point deficit in the second half. The game
was knotted up at 63 with under a minute remaining. Baron stripped Ameen
Tanksley and put in a layup to give Canisius a late two-point lead, but his
clutch play set the stage for Jordan's late game heroics.
Canisius held a 42-37 edge in the rebounding battle, but it was outscored,
12-5, at the free throw line.
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Machinery manufacturing is one of the largest and most competitive sectors of the American manufacturing economy. The United States is the world's third-largest supplier of capital equipment, exporting more than $160 billion in 2011.1 American manufacturers hold a nearly-60 percent share of the U.S. domestic market—the world's largest, and account for more than 14 percent of global trade in machinery.
The economic impact of machinery manufacturing extends throughout the American economy. Machinery industries provide essential and highly sophisticated technology for many other manufacturing and service industries. Process control and other automation technologies enable end-users to maximize the productivity of their equipment. Sales of many types of machinery are accompanied by a variety of high-value services, as well, including specialized architecture, engineering, and logistics. Machinery manufacturing industries employ more than one million American workers in well-compensated trades and professions.
Leading markets for U.S. machinery exports in 2011 included Canada, Mexico, China, Australia, and Korea. Brazil was our sixth-largest export market, and Germany was seventh. The European Union taken as a whole would have been U.S. machinery manufacturers' second-largest market in 2011, after Canada. India, Peru, China, Chile, and South Africa were the most rapidly growing export markets between 2001 and 2011. Among the wide range of machinery manufactured in the United States, construction machinery, engine equipment, turbines and turbine generator sets, and agricultural equipment led U.S. exports last year. Major competitors in global machinery markets include Germany, Japan, Italy, and China.
Key Statistics – 2010
(unless otherwise noted)
Manufacturers' Sales: $360.9 billion2
Exports: $141.3 billion3
Export Growth (2009-10): 19.3 percent4
Exports as a Share of Manufacturers' Sales: 39.2 percent5
Direct Employment (March 2012): 1,099,7006
U.S. Share of Global Market: 14.1 percent7
U.S. Share of Domestic Market: 59.4 percent8
Tens of thousands of companies manufacture machinery in the United States. Most are SMEs, but there are also many large, public companies and iconic American brands that trade on a global scale. Machinery is manufactured in 47 states, but production is concentrated in the industrial Midwest. California and Texas are also major machinery manufacturing states. Since 2009, machinery manufacturers of all sizes have benefitted from increasing domestic capital investment and strong growth in export markets.
U.S. machinery manufacturers face numerous challenges in foreign markets. Market access is problematic in a number of key growth markets, especially trade barriers based on foreign governments' import substitution policies and local content requirements. Protection of intellectual property is a serious concern, as well. For a number of machinery industries, bans or restrictions on import of remanufactured goods are a significant problem. Despite high private-sector profits since the end of the recession, access to capital can still be a challenge, especially for SME manufacturers.
More than 1 million Americans are employed directly in machinery manufacturing, as of March 2012. Machinery manufacturing companies have added more than 125,000 jobs since January 2010.9 The unemployment rate for machinery manufacturing was 5.7 percent in March 2012, down from a mid-recession high of 14.2 percent in October 2009.10
Machinery manufacturing jobs are primarily in highly-skilled, well-compensated trades and professions. Leading employment categories include team assemblers, machinists, welders, tool-and-die makers, and mechanical and other engineers. Machinery manufacturing also supports the jobs of hundreds of thousands of Americans in a variety of other manufacturing and service industries.
Major Supply Chains
Agriculture/Food/Beverage [agricultural equipment, food processing machinery, packaging machinery, materials handling equipment, refrigeration equipment, pumps, electric motors, printing machinery, process control technology]
Aerospace [machine tools, materials handling equipment, welding equipment, process control technology]
Automotive [machine tools, material handling equipment, welding equipment,process control technology]
Construction [construction machinery, materials handling equipment, power generating equipment, fluid power]
Energy [power generation equipment, oil & gas field equipment, mining equipment, materials handling equipment, pumps, electric motors, process controls]
Mining [power generation equipment, mining equipment, materials handling equipment, process controls, pumps, electric motors, fluid power]
Relationship with I&A and ITA
Machinery manufacturers and the dozens of organizations that represent them have been engaged with each of ITA's operating units for many years, including Industry & Analysis (I&A), the Global Markets (GM), and the Enforcement & Compliance (E&C). The I&A Office of Transportation and its Machinery Team covers the great majority of machinery manufacturing industries, with other I&A offices addressing important machinery sub-sectors. I&A machinery coverage is organized as follows:
- Office of Transportation and Machinery: agricultural and food machinery and equipment; construction machinery and related equipment; machine tools and manufacturing machinery; material handling equipment, pumps, electric motors; etc.
- Office of Technology and E-Commerce: process controls and related equipment; semi-conductor manufacturing machinery; optical instruments; etc. http://web.ita.doc.gov/ITI/itiHome.nsf/(HotNews)/HotNews
- Office of Energy and Environmental Industries: oil and gas field equipment; power generation and transmission equipment, including civil nuclear and smart grid; water treatment and other environmental technologies. http://ita.doc.gov/td/energy/ and http://environment.ita.doc.gov/
- Office of Materials Industries: heating and air-conditioning equipment. http://ita.doc.gov/td/forestprod/
Machinery manufacturers and their trade associations have enduring relationships with I&A through the Market Development Cooperator Program, the ITACs, and the Manufacturing and Export councils. More broadly, they are strongly represented in ITA's International Buyer Program, and the District Export Councils.
Information for Machinery Exporters
U.S. Government Resources for Exporters:
The International Trade Administration:
The Export Import Bank of the United States:
The Small Business Administration:
End Notes
1 U.S. International Trade Commission; includes data for includes NAICS 333 "Machinery Manufacturing," plus selected products covered in NAICS 334 and 335.
2 Bureau of the Census, 2010 Annual Survey of Manufactures; includes NAICS 333 "Machinery Manufacturing," plus selected products covered in NAICS 334 and 335.
3 U.S. International Trade Commission.
4 Ibid.
5 International Trade Administration, Office of Transportation and Machinery.
6 U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics; NAICS 333.
7 Global Trade Atlas, United Nations; calculated from certain data in HS Chs. 84, 85, and 87.
8 International Trade Administration, Office of Transportation and Machinery.
9 U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
10 Ibid.


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I didn't mean to come across too ruff, my apologies.I wonder why Vince has a low inventory?Like I said two years ago he had I a long row of bikes.
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Everyone can still use the same Apple ID. What you need to do is go into - "Settings" , "Messages", "Receive At", and add a different Email for each user for where they can be reached for messages at. Once you have added a new Email to each device delete the original Email that was there which should have been the same as your Apple ID. Then when you send a new message, send the message to the Email for that person that was just added to their iPhone. There is no need for each family member to create their own Apple ID just to use iMessage. Each family member would only need to create their own Apple ID if everyone wanted to use iCloud and not have all family members data, contacts, calendars, etc sync together. If you are also using FaceTime between iPhones do the the same thing in the FaceTime settings.
Hope this helps.
Finally got an answer to this minor vexing question
Everyone can still use the same Apple ID. What you need to do is go into - "Settings" , "Messages", "Receive At", and add a different Email for each user for where they can be reached for messages at. Once you have added a new Email to each device delete the original Email that was there which should have been the same as your Apple ID. Then when you send a new message, send the message to the Email for that person that was just added to their iPhone. There is no need for each family member to create their own Apple ID just to use iMessage. Each family member would only need to create their own Apple ID if everyone wanted to use iCloud and not have all family members data, contacts, calendars, etc sync together. If you are also using FaceTime between iPhones do the the same thing in the FaceTime settings.
Hope this helps.
No idea why this problem perplexed me so much but finally got the answer I needed.
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Over the past few weeks, security experts have warned Mac users of a new virus making its rounds called the "Flashback" trojan. Flashback is allegedly on over 600,000 Macs, which is roughly 1-percent of the 45 million out there. Flashback exploits a pair of vulnerabilities in older versions of Java. Apple may have patched it, but it is still out there and running on many machines.
How do you know if you are infected? F-Secure has a few Terminal commands to check your machine. For the many who are not adept at keeping their Java updates fresh, terminal commands are going to be even more foreign. Luckily, ArsTechnica points us to a free Flashback checker available on github. The app runs the same checks as you would in Terminal, but automates it for you.
We ran the test ourselves and were clean, but one of our readers found that he had the virus last week. It is definitely worth checking out. If your Mac does have Flashback, F-secure offers a great guide on how to remove it.
This is interesting but not for the faint of heart. Provides some serious security advantages but if you're not into being the home IT guy/gal then take a pass. If you're OK with that, this lets you have Cloud storage with heavy security.
I've used this for a year now and AMEN to this review. If you don't have this yet, stop paying for ringtones and GET IT!
Install it and Google Chat is now accessible from the menu bar. Totally worth it.
They had me at "i"...
An actual multi-network IM tool from Apple? And I can communicate with iPhones directly? Kiss my ass this is good stuff...
This is a great tip to improve photos on your iPhone. I have been trying to get better composition of photos with the iphone (even for everyday shots) and I tended to get an approximation of what they're talking about here. But this really crystalizes the concept to the iPhone form factor. Saves alot of practice shots!
(Photography geeks - feel free to pity my weak photog skills...I'm comfortable with that...)
This printer is flat out awesome. Bought it as an upgrade. Google Cloudprint compatible. Airprint compatible (a top reason for getting it in my home office). Super fast. Huge paper capacity. Duplex printing out-of-the-box.
I actually got it on a Black Friday special for $99 - ridiculously good at that price. Some vitals on it:
Print Speed: Black (normal, letter): Up to 26 ppm; Black (normal, A4): Up to
25 ppm
Print Resolution: Up to 600 x 600 dpi
Standard Connectivity: Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port, 10/100 Ethernet networking
Monthly Volume (Duty Cycle): Up to 8,000 pages
Duplex Print Options: Automatic (standard)
I connected it to the Ethernet port of an Airport Express and Voila! It appeared as a service to all my Macs. This printer rocks. Highly recommend if you need a good B/W laser for the home office (and I've had a couple for the last decade).
To use an iMac (27-inch, Mid 2010) or iMac (27-inch, Late 2009) in Target Display mode with another computer as the source:
- Make sure both computers are turned on and awake.
- Connect a male-to-male Mini DisplayPort cable to the Mini DisplayPort on each computer. The 27-inch iMac will enter Target Display mode and display content from the source computer.
Note: If you are connecting two 27-inch iMacs, connect a Mini DisplayPort cable to each computer and press Command F2 on the 27-inch iMac keyboard that you will use as an external display.
- To leave Target Display mode, press Command F2 on the keyboard of the 27-inch iMac that is in Target Display mode. To return to Target Display mode, press Command F2 again.
Points to keep in mind:
- Applications running on the 27-inch iMac computer remain open and running while it is in Target Display mode.
- Use the keyboard of the 27-inch iMac to adjust display brightness and sound volume and to control media playback of applications running on the 27-inch iMac in Target Display mode. Other keyboard and mouse input is disabled on the 27-inch iMac while it is in Target Display mode.
- The 27-inch iMac works like any other external display while it is in Target Display mode, except that you cannot access its built-in iSight or USB and FireWire ports. To change display settings, open System Preferences on the external source computer and choose Display from the View menu.
- Mac OS X on the 27-inch iMac ignores some sleep requests while it is in Target Display mode, but forced sleep, restart, and shutdown commands will still work. If the external source goes into idle display sleep, the 27-inch iMac in Target Display mode will go dark until activity resumes on the external source.
- If you shut down, sleep, or detach the external source while In Target Display mode, the 27-inch iMac will leave Target Display mode.
- The Mini DisplayPort in the 27-inch iMac can receive only DisplayPort compliant video and audio signals. Converters not made by Apple may provide options to convert other electrical, video, and audio protocols to Mini DisplayPort compliant signals.
- Some older Apple keyboards and keyboards not made by Apple may not allow the Command F2 key combination to toggle display modes. You should use an aluminum wired or wireless Apple keyboard to toggle Target Display mode on and off.
Especially useful if you have to review documents and papers in your home office.
Man, this is a good one. Ordered these on Amazon. I got the wire at home in my electrical tool box. Don't know why I didn't think of this. Click through to see the video on how to get it. Here is the link to Amazon to buy the wire connector.
Hit COMMAND + SHIFT + I while browsing the Internet on your mac to automatically open a Mail document with the current webpage URL copied into Subject and Body of the email.
Works with your default mail client so if thats Outlook - boom!
Pretty handy.
Looks like the Dick Tracy wristwatch is ALMOST here... Combine this with Wi-Fi chipset technology form Eye-Fi (I met their VP of Product Marketing this weekend - very cool stuff) and you're pretty close!
Turns out Eye-Fi (you know, the SD cards with Wi-Fi in them) actually achieve an effective transfer rate of 15Mbps over Wi-Fi from that tiny card - amazing. I don't know what the power draw is but this plus that really isn't from from a Dick Tracy watch!
This OLED sports "the world's highest pixel density, stuffing an incredible 5.4 million gapless pixels into a 0.61-inch display.
For comparison, at 326 pixels per inch (ppi), the iPhone 4′s Retina display sports 614,400 pixels.
The manufacturer also claims the new display has a low power usage (0.2W), a maximum 100,000:1 contrast and a 96% uniformity, all of which make it ideal for defense, medical and professional camera applications."
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Glimmer & Shine Thanksgiving Table Setting from Martha Stewart Living
In her own words: I loved the gold pumpkins in the photo, the unexpected shade of soft greenish blue, and the overall eclectic mix of flatware, dishes, and glassware on the table.
For my card I found a gold foil bird and bluebird die cut from a Making Memories Vintage Findings kit (cardmakers crack!) and a Making Memories blue glitter leaf sticker from the Autumn Splendor line. The waffley kraft piece is cut from a Panera Bread coffee sleeve. And for the sentiment I was going to use "gratitude" but when I saw "a special day" it brought me back to the idea of setting a fancy table for Thanksgiving, a special day.
Thanks to Laura for sending this in to me! If you're inspired the way I think you're inspired, create a project and link it using Mr. Linky below. Who knows? Maybe next week you'll be one of our Trigger Targets! Speaking of Trigger Targets, here are some stand-outs from last week's trigger by Kimberly Crawford:
Now, as you know, this week is the Moxie Fab World's Blogiversary! I've got to tell you how touched I am by the comments that many of you left yesterday. I *heart* all of you. Thank you so much for all the love you left me--and Papertrey Ink as well.
PS Would you like to be our Tuesday Trigger for next week? If so, please follow this procedure:
- Submit your own triggers to this email account: email@example.com Please do not post the trigger on your blog.
- Provide me with your image of inspiration, an image of the project that you created based on your trigger, and a brief explanation of how/why you were inspired, like Laura has done today.
- Trigger images can be anything you find to be inspiring, but must be credited properly with appropriate URLs. If a site asks you to get permission beforehand, please do so.
- Take a sharp photo of your project that is minimally propped (or not propped at all) with no distracting backgrounds. Provide no more than 1-2 detail shots (which may or may not be used.)


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Information Literacy in Mathematics
Back to Information Literacy in the Disciplines Menu
The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education in Mathematics.
Accrediting Agencies & Professional Associations
ALA/ACRL/STS Task Force on Information Literacy for Science and Technology. "Information Literacy Standards for Science and Technology." Science & Technology Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries, http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/infolitscitech.cfm
American Mathematical Society, http://www.ams.org
American Statistical Organization (ASA), http://www.amstat.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=main
Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM), http://www.awm-math.org/
Canadian Mathematical Society, http://www.math.ca/
European Mathematical Society (EMS), http://www.emis.de/ems-general.html
The Instititure of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA), http://www.ima.org.uk/
The Mathematical Association of America (MAA), http://www.maa.org/
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), http://www.nctm.org/
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM), http://www.siam.org/
Curricula, Articles, and Presentations
Barringer, Sallie H. 1989. Introducing undergraduates to mathematics information sources. Research Strategies 7(3): 129-133.
Cerrito, Patricia B. 1999. Teaching statistical literacy. College Teaching 47(1): 9+.
Gal, Iddo. 2003. Teaching for statistical literacy and services of statistics agencies. The American Statistician 57(2): 80-84.
Gardner, Judy. 2004. Technology + planning + math = integration. Knowledge Quest 32(5): 26-9.
Gelman, Andrew et al. 1998. Student projects on statistical literacy and the media. The American Statistician 52(2): 160-166.
Hulbert, Janet McNeil and Richard A. Weida. 1991. Developing a BI project for mathematics research in the small college library. Research Strategies 9(4): 189-194.
Hunt, Karen. 2004. The Challenges of integrating data literacy into the curriculum in an undergraduate institution. IASSIST Quarterly 282(28): 12-15.
Leckie, Gloria J., and Anne Fullerton. 1999. Information literacy in science and engineering undergraduate education: faculty attitudes and pedagogical practices. College and Research Libraries 60(1): 9-29.
Schield, Milo. 2004. Information literacy, statistical literacy and data Literacy. IASSIST Quarterly 28(2/3): 6-11. http://iassistdata.org/downloads/iqvol282_3shields.pdf (accessed July 21, 2010).
Spiegelman, Marsha, and Richard Glass. 2008. Gaming and learning: winning information literacy collaboration. College & Research Libraries News 69(9) http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/publications/crlnews/2008/oct/gaminglearning.cfm (accessed April 9, 2009).
Teaching Materials
Allison, Elise, James Ruth, Lisa Norberg and Kim Vas. Mathematics Research Tutorial. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. University Libraries. http://www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/math/intro (accessed April 9, 2009).
Grünbaum, Alberto. Math 191: Projects In Mathematics. University of California, Berkeley. http://math.berkeley.edu/~smart/191/ (accessed July 20, 2009).
Preston, Joshua. Math professor designs project to make students "statistically literate." from http://www.ngcsu.edu/il/pdf/LILGrantWinner_Briggs_Article.pdf (accessed July 20, 2009).
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|City Council supports summer schedule brochure and project
|Written by Chris Lee
Holyoke City Council members are excited about a project that is in the works to keep people informed of what is going on in Holyoke and Phillips County throughout the summer.
In a collaboration between Phillips County Family Education Services and Colorado State University Extension Office, a brochure is in the works that will include information on many of the summer activities that will be offered in Holyoke and Phillips County. The publication will be dubbed "Holyoke Happenings."
Family Education Services executive director Trisha Herman said during the council's Tuesday, March 6 meeting they are looking to include anything from sports, races, weight programs, museum hours, Vacation Bible School dates, library hours and much more in the brochure.
The idea came from the Haxtun Fun Guide—a similar piece of work that is used in Haxtun.
"What we are going to try to do is have every single thing that we can possibly put on the schedule that anybody would want," Herman said.
Herman said they are looking at an initial cost of around $1,000 to get the program started. That cost will mainly include printing of the brochures and advertising. Council members voted to approve a $300 donation toward the project. Herman said they are looking elsewhere to receive funds for the project as well.
In addition to the pamphlet, they are going to take a six-week chunk out of the summer and use it to offer classes. They hope to find volunteers in the community to help teach different classes geared toward kids. Anything from cake baking to origami to hunter safety will be offered.
The plan is to utilize the Event Center, Peerless Center and schools.
Herman said they recently acquired a website which will have the schedule of events. They also hope to run a big advertisement that can be cut out and hung up. Every child within the Holyoke School District will receive one of the pamphlets as well.
Committee members for the project include Herman, Kellie Race, Linda Jelden, Linda Langelo and Tracy Trumper.
"I think it will be so beneficial for the community," Herman said. Council members all agreed it is a great idea.
Broken electric meter leads to large refund
An electric meter at Phillips County Fairgrounds that had been operating wrong has led to a rather sizeable refund to Phillips County. City supt. Mark Brown said a multiplier was wrong and had been wrong for a long time. "How it slipped through the cracks is unreal," Brown said. After a quick check with the help of Highline Electric, it was found to be overcharging.
Since the amount is so substantial, the auditor requested the council vote on the refund. Council members voted last Tuesday to refund the county $15,468.50 that they had been overbilled for.
Council to vote on drug paraphernalia ordinance
Holyoke police chief Doug Bergstrom and city attorney Al Wall have been working together to come up with an ordinance that would allow the city to regulate fines and punishments for drug paraphernalia.
Wall has drafted an ordinance which will be presented for first reading at the Tuesday, March 20 meeting.
Reports of city officials
Council members heard reports from city supt. Brown and police chief Doug Bergstrom at last week's meeting.
Brown said the boiler at the city offices has broken. He has two companies looking into it and will accept bids to replace it.
Brown said money was budgeted in anticipation of something happening.
Bergstrom introduced newly hired police officer Larry Drake to council members.
Other business
In other business March 6, council members:
—held a 35-minute executive session for negotiations.
—contributed $10,900 to Phillips County Economic Development Corporation for the 2012 membership.
—changed the date of the April 3 regular meeting to Monday, April 2 due to the municipal election on Tuesday, April 3.
—set wages for newly hired police officer Larry Drake at $27,000 per year.
—appointed Sandy Saylor, Marianne Sullivan, Lela Carruthers, Betty Ocken and Barb Kreider as judges for the municipal election to be held Tuesday, April 3. Barb Neugebauer will serve as an alternate. Wages were set at $10 per hour.
—approved travel request for Rich Wittman to attend Hot Line School in Grand Junction May 6-11 at a total of $603.
—purchased a used refrigerator for the employees' break room at a cost of $200.
Holyoke Enterprise March 15, 2012


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Man In The MoonWritten by on September 17, 2012
MOONSHINE. The early years of the hot rod industry stumbled about like a drunken sailor. Few manufacturers really knew what they were doing or where they were headed. Many of these young, innovative companies failed to grasp the limited lifespan of small firms supported by a narrow range of customers and a single source of income. Icons of the automotive world such as Vic Edelbrock Sr., Ed Iskenderian, Fred Oftenhauser, and Dean Moon, managed to survive their early years through a combination of hard work, good luck, and perfect timing.
Dean Moon came from tiny New Richland, Minnesota, where his dad ran the Phillips 66 gas station. In the '20s, a temperance movement was the catalyst for the federal law known as Prohibition. Law-abiding citizens became criminals overnight to fulfill the continuing desire for alcohol. Depression-era financial struggles enticed many to join this lucrative underground. Dean's dad supplemented the family income and provided a public service, all from one location. You could get a can of 100-proof alcohol or 67-octane gasoline at "Pop" Moon's station. All went well until Pop Moon got busted and was fined $75.
In 1934, relatives from California visited and expounded on the benefits of living in the Golden State. After two more severe winters, Pop gave in, sold the station, purchased a new Chevrolet, packed up the family, and headed for suburban Los Angeles to escape both the cold and his criminal notoriety around town. He purchased an established restaurant in the oil fields of Norwalk. It was surrounded by oil derricks and was a busy location, serving local workers and property owners. Dean and his younger brother, Buzz, worked at Moon's Café before and after school. Across the road was the Shaffer Tool Works, where an old machinist took Dean under his wing and showed him a whole new world. Although he maintained good grades at Whittier High School, Dean did not enjoy traditional academic classes. Where he flourished was in the wood shop and machine shop. His first car, an Austin Bantam, was quickly replaced with a '34 Ford coupe.
After high school, Dean served out the latter part of WWII in the Merchant Marines. His ship was one of the first to dock in Japan at the end of the war. Once discharged, he purchased his first real hot rod, a Model A with a Winfield head and carburetion. He was fascinated by how just a few such additions would bring a stock four-banger to life. He worked on creating even more power and started hanging out with local hot rodders who introduced him to dry-lakes racing. By this time, Dean was member of the Hutters Car Club of Whittier (so named because their headquarters was the Hula Hut Drive-In). He joined the Russetta Timing Association, became its secretary, and recognized the growing demand for aftermarket speed equipment. Dean perfected his first product after hours at Shaffer Tool Works: a billet fuel block that he'd invented in high school. Mounted either on the firewall or the engine, it was designed to deliver equal fuel pressure to multicarb setups. The first few sold immediately at the Hula Hut and at the dry lakes, but the machining was a time-consuming process, not well suited to making either parts or money. He eventually realized that the solution was building a set of sand-cast molds and having the part cast in aluminum, on which he could quickly machine a single inlet and multiple outlet ports. Dean was soon selling large numbers both directly at the lakes and to early speed merchants that included Bell Auto Parts and Newhouse Automotive Industries. This initial success inspired an expanded product line that included fuel lines, multicarb linkage, and modified Lincoln-Zephyr dual ignitions. During these postwar years, Dean also built hot flathead V8s in the old garage behind Pop's place. He and brother Buzz built a B/Modified Sedan for the lakes, a chopped Tudor that set multiple records and ultimately topped 140 mph. The sedan was selected to appear in the 1951 Fawcett book Sports Cars and Hot Rods as one to the "Top 10 Hot Rods" in America.
However, the youngster's budding racing and manufacturing careers were interrupted by another war. In spite of his prior service, Dean was drafted during the Korean conflict and sent to the Air Force's photography school. Within six months, his skill earned a promotion to instructor. When he returned to civilian life, he started selling photos and articles to magazines including HOT ROD, Motor Trend and Rod & Custom to supplement income from the automotive shop he and brother Buzz opened behind the family café. Afterhours at Moon Automotive, Dean resumed production of his ignitions, linkage, and fuel blocks, while developing an aluminum gas pedal and a hand-activated pump to pressurize his new racing-fuel tank. Racers loved its easy mounting, spring retainers, and especially the constant 10 psi of pressure it delivered.
The business flourished, and in 1954, Dean produced his first spun-aluminum Moon Disc, an evolution of the smooth wheel covers that streamlined Ak Miller's roadster and the SoCal Speed Shop coupe. This simple, effective design was destined to cement the renamed Moon Equipment Co. as one of hot rodding's iconic brands. Although the name has changed slightly, the company operates today in the Santa Fe Springs, California, complex that Dean acquired in 1957. Moreover, along with ever-expanding lines of innovative products for cars and motorcycles, Mooneyes USA still supplies hot rodders worldwide with the same, timeless parts that its late founder developed in the formative years of the speed-equipment industry.
Author's postscript: "I became close to Dean Moon and his wife, Shirley, in the mid-'80s. I found them both to be fascinating and delightful. Shirley was a doll in the most wonderful sense of friendship. Dean, on the other hand, was bigger than life with bravado to match his hot-rod-hero persona, embodying the traits of a quirky inventor, classical photographer, and storyteller. He was forthright and brutally honest. Most interesting to me was his photographic memory. He'd look at an old photo and tell you all about the third wife of the second guy in the fourth row, or tick off the records held by some forgotten coupe or roadster at the dry lakes. Until his 1987 death at age 60, Dean and I spent a lot of time together. In those few years, Dean shared a lot about his life, attitudes, and philosophy of the world of hot rodding. It was clear to me that, over time, that world would come to understand and appreciate the many contributions he made to it.
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Dean (right) posed with two fellow members of the Hutters, perhaps the only car club named for a drive-in restaurant.The Ford Tudor, which was chopped 31⁄2 inches, was raced by Dean, his brother Buzz, and a partner named Walkington. It was on this Ford that Dean experimented with his first high-performance parts. Trying for maximum speed, the team temporarily streamlined the nose with a '40 Ford hood and bumped the B/Modified record to 141 mph at a 1950 Russetta Timing Association dry-lakes event.Behind the family diner, Dean and his buddies built numerous primitive hot rods. The rollbar and double-13 cowl lettering indicated big plans for this one. In the distance loom the derricks of Norwalk, California's, oil fields.Dean became the third owner of this '34 coupe in September 1946, upon returning from his Merchant Marines tour of duty in Japan. He and Shirley would take it on their honeymoon. Pictured outside Pop Moon's Cafe in primer in the early '50s, it was about to be painted black when the WWII veteran was suddenly reactivated for the Korean War.Dean built a successful lakes racer out of this stripped '32 Tudor. It had been a chopped hot rod before Moon converted it into a 140-plus-mph record holder.Dean put his '34 coupe on display in 1950 at the inaugural Whittier Hot Rod Show at the Urich-Gibb Lincoln-Mercury dealership, where he worked as a mechanic. He's the dude in the gray suit describing the engine. At this stage, the coupe still had the Evans-equipped flathead and one of Moon's own early fuel blocks on the firewall.The first fuel blocks sold were milled out of a billet of aluminum after Dean learned some machining tricks from the old guys at the Shaffer Tool Company. This is an example of the first production blocks that carried Dean's last name.Dean's '32 Tudor was honored as one of the "Ten Hottest Rods" in a 1951 Fawcett book, Sports Cars and Hot Rods. Sponsored by Dean's employer, the sedan carried a bored-and-stroked, 292ci Merc block fitted with Evans heads and manifold, Moon's own dual ignition, and a Weber cam. Three Strombergs gulped a mixture of alcohol and nitromethane via a Moon fuel block. The chassis rolled on 18-inch steel wheels capped with 7.50s on the rear and 5.50-16s up front.At the 1952 Bonneville Speed Trials, Dean arrived with a stock-bodied '34 Ford sedan and raced it under the Gorton, Moon & Walkington banner. They initially set class records in both B/Fendered Sedan (122.02 mph) and C/Fendered Sedan (122.48) before upping their own C-class mark to 130.59, netting three records in one event.
The wheels on the 172-mph Miller & Taylor Modified Roadster, driven at both the dry lakes and Bonneville by Ak Miller in the early '50s, were partly responsible for inspiring the Moon disc.While in the Air Force, Dean was assigned the task of photographing the entire state of Utah from the air. Ironically, his home station was the Wendover Air Force base beside the Bonneville Salt Flats.The first engine Dean dropped into his '34 Ford after his Air Force stint was this 59A-block flathead, improved with Evans heads, a dual-Stromberg intake, a chrome generator cover, a magneto, and custom headers.By the mid-'50s, Moon had accumulated numerous class records and wins. Dean showed off a few of those trophies in 1954.Here, we see Dean wrapping up an installation of a triple-carb fuel block on his '34 Ford. Note the hard fuel inline and the three rubber hoses that fed the Strombergs. This use of heavy-duty hose was not typical of the era's installations.An effective aerodynamic device worth several mph on open-wheeled Bonneville cars, the Moon disc is arguably the only piece of mid-'50s speed equipment that's never gone out of style. At its peak popularity among custom-car owners in the '50s, more than 10,000 were sold each moth. This new-product picture was shot in the Petersen photo lab. The first ad for Moon discs appeared in the Nov. '55 HOT ROD with a price of $4.20!One of the first Moon tanks is shown complete with an optional mounting base, a Moon hand pump, and a valve. The inventor kept this unit among examples of his early products at the shop in Santa Fe Springs.Dean produced several variations of his Moon throttle pedal, but this was the first to really get hot rodders' attention. The full-foot design debuted in this vehicle, Spence Murray's Rod & Custom Dream Truck, in late 1956. It carried a racer-net (retail) price of $6.75.
Produced in 1955, Moon Automotive's classy catalog reflected the art and quality that would set new standards in parts books for the fledging speed equipment industry.The same Bloomfield Avenue property that was home to Moon's Cafe and Moon Automotive hosted go-kart racing at the height of the craze. That's son Dean (in Moon shirt) in 1959 at the track that Pop built and named "Moonza," after the Italian road course.In 1959, Moon covered a custom Harley Klentz tube chassis with a fiberglass Devin body, creating Moonbeam. The roadster was a regular winner at the drags and Bonneville, where Dean clocked a one-way speed of 206 mph before blowing the front-blown Chevy on the return attempt, denying him membership in the then-exclusive 200 MPH Club. In 1963, Moonbeam made international history by traveling abroad to challenge Sydney Allard's blown Chrysler–powered dragster in the precursor to the following season's International Drag Racing Festival in England, the first foreign tour of top U.S. drag cars.Moon was also a founding member and driving force in the Speed Equipment Manufacturers Association (now Specialty Equipment Market Association), becoming the organization's second president in 1964. SEMA's 1965 board of directors was comprised of industry pioneers (back row, from left) Harry Weber, Jim Deist, Roy Richter (Bell-Cragar), Dempsey Wilson, John Batlett (Grant), Paul Schiefer, Bill Pendleton (JE Pistons), (front, from left) Phil Weiand, Els Lohn (Eelco), Dean, and Willie Garner (Trans-Dapt).Ironically, the Moonliner, which was seen by more eyeballs than any other Moon race car, never actually competed after Dean (left) acquired Robert "Jocko" Johnson's aluminum-bodied, Allison-powered dragster around 1965 and installed a Weber-carbed big-block Chevy (while retaining the dummy V12 headers, mounted to the collector on the V8 headers). The car was painted red for filming of nationally televised beverage commercials for Budweiser in the U.S. and Mets Soda in Japan. This Bonneville photo seems to confirm Dean's claim that Gary Gabelich drove it at least once (supposedly during the Blue Flame rocket car's successful LSR attempt), though Moon's claimed speed of 285 mph seems improbable. Jocko designed and built the sexy body in 1959 or 1960 to replace his fragile fiberglass original, using aluminum panels formed by California Metal Shaping and Doug Kruse.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - During the week leading up to the opening round of the Ohio Division V, Region 21 tournament, the St. Clairsville coaching staff never once drew up a scenario for six turnovers.
But, then again, who does?
Probably no coach, at any level of football in America, has ever expected what Red Devils coach Brett McLean and his team encountered Saturday evening at Red Devil Stadium.
St. Clairsville - the fourth seed - was bitten by the turnover bug six times, including two in which Liberty Union returned for touchdowns and was handed a decisive 31-0 setback.
"It just turned into a downward spiral with those turnovers," McLean said. "You can't have that in a playoff game because a good team like (Liberty Union) will capitalize on them."
Liberty Union (9-2) actually built a 10-0 lead at halftime and upped it to 17-0 shortly after the start of the third quarter.
The first score came after a Mike Monteroso pass was batted into the air thanks to the Lions rush, which came in waves all night long. Senior Brandon Dobos caught the ball and then raced it back 27 yards.
St. Clairsville (9-2) still had plenty of life thanks to its defense, which held the Lions to a field goal late in the first half. The Red Devils took the second-half kickoff and proceeded to march into Liberty Union territory.
However, talented senior running back Jaylon Brown was stripped and the ball popped right up for junior Eric Owens, who proceeded to race it back to the end zone from 73 yards away just 1:25 into the third quarter.
"Once we got behind, it really took us out of our game plan completely," McLean said. "We're not really built to chase teams from behind. We're more of a control type team. We've not had to face any kind of adversity like this all season and it's just unfortunate that it had to come (Saturday night)."
Liberty Union forced another St. C. punt and the Lions offense was able to get untracked. It went on a drive that ate 6:49 of the second half before talented senior Jacob Basso, who had connected on the field goal in the first half, plunged in from 2 yards out. All told, Basso finished with 120 yards on 25 carries.
"We never would have dreamed this kind of game and our guys just jumped all over those turnovers," Liberty Union coach Dan Johnson said. "The two defensive touchdowns really set the tone. Our defense just played their tails off. I can't say enough about that effort."
The final St. C. turnover, which was a fumble on a punt return, was scooped up and returned to the Devils 15. Four plays later, sophomore Braden Glasgow capped the scoring with a 6-yard run.
The Lions had a chance to add on to the lead, but opted to take a knee in the game's wanning moments.
"There were times when we were getting what we wanted (offensively), but we just had too many mistakes," McLean said. "That's part of the game. It's hard to watch and it's hard to overcome."
The Red Devils, who hadn't been shutout since Oct. 16, 2009 by Martins Ferry generated 146 yards of offense. Brown's career came to a close after he rushed 23 times for 84 yards, but was never able to hit a big run.
"This is a great group of seniors, who've been to the playoffs four times, so we certainly hate to see them go," McLean said. "I think a lot of these guys are going to go on and be successful in whatever they choose to do."
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Host Long Beach City College gave the state No. 10-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team the test it needed Wednesday night as the Lancers overcame their first lost set in South Coast Conference play to defeat the Vikings in four games, 25-19, 25-23, 23-25, 25-21.
The Lancers (10-3 overall) remain in a three-way tie for first place in the SCC with No. 14 Mt. San Antonio and No. 16 El Camino. All three teams have 4-0 conference records. At least one of the teams will fall to second place on Friday when PCC hosts its rival from Torrance, two-time defending South Coast champion El Camino. Match time is 6 p.m. at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
In the opening set, Pasadena jumped out to a 7-2 lead and never looked back. Long Beach got as close as 15-13, but two Vikings errors, an ace by PCC outside hitter Viridiana Gallardo and a kill by middle blocker Jackie Valle- Acosta gave PCC a commanding 19-13 advantage on its way to a 1-0 games lead.
For PCC, sophomore setter Kailey Faust had a tremendous all-around performance with four dump kills, three service aces, three assisted blocks, eight digs, and 38 set assists. Gallardo and Nora To'omalatai each netted 11 kills while Valle-Acosta added nine kills. Estrada recorded 16 digs and two aces.
For Long Beach (6-6, 2-2 in SCC play), Caldwell totaled a season-high 17 kills. The Vikings are a much-improved team, topping the state's "Best of the Rest" and just missing out on a ranking among the State Top 25 in this week's poll.
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