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Cure the Front Door: The Paint Project That Will Change Your Home
Is it possible to fall in love with a house without ever going inside? I've fallen hard for many houses in my time, some just from a momentary glimpse from a car window. My first was a little white cottage by a stream in my hometown that had a crisp red door. More recently, a glossy eggplant door on a brick townhouse had my heart aching. The common thread between all these love affairs? A colorful front door.
Have you painted your front door? It's a surprisingly manageable DIY project. Here's our three-step how-to that just might inspire you to Color Cure your front door.
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #8 Don't Skip the Swatch
You've probably heard it a million times: for the best results, test your paint colors in your room to see how they work with the light sources before committing to a full room (or even a full wall) paint job. It's the final step in any color choosing process and it's the one that many of us tend to skip, but it really can make a big difference; your chances of ending up with a color that you absolutely love goes way up when you work through this final stretch instead of giving it a pass.
8 Steps to Color Confidence: #7 The Importance of Understanding Undertones
Choosing colors that work together harmoniously isn't always as straightforward as choosing hues that should work well together. We've been looking at how certain combinations such as analogous or complementary palettes are almost always a success - and that is definitely more than half the battle - but if you follow up that thinking by spending a little time considering the undertones of the exact versions of the color possibilities you are choosing from to make up those palettes, I guarantee that your room will look even more polished, more beautiful and more pulled together. Here's what I'm talking about...
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #6 Learn This Modern Twist on Classic Paint Color Combinations
You know your color wheel. And you probably have your own favorite color combinations —the ones that make your heart race and the world click and slide into place. Even so, it's nice to switch it up a bit, and try something new, even if it's just a variation on the theme. Here are some stunning rooms that give fresh direction for choosing paint.
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #5 Considering Complementary Colors
Last week, we explored the power of analogous palettes, the combination of hues that are found directly next to each other on the color wheel. Today, I've got the absolute opposite, yet equally interesting (especially for interiors) type of color combination for you to become familiar with. It's the pairing of colors directly across from each other on the wheel: a complementary combo.
Five Happy Colors to Boost Your Mood
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There's no question about it: adding a little color is one of the easiest ways to bring some happy into your home. But what are the happiest hues out there? We partnered with the color experts at BEHR Paint to sift through the swatches and find the happiest paint colors around. Can you guess the happiest hues?
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #4 The Power of an Analogous Palette
Here is a powerful color secret: when in doubt about which colors to put together in your decor, remember that you can't go wrong with analogous color palettes. For those of you who haven't thought about the color wheel in a while, analogous colors are those right next to each other on the wheel and when used together, are an easy, no-fail way to create an all-cool or all-warm room that works.
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #3 Lessons on Making Neutrals Work from Real Life Rooms
The first two steps in our series working toward color confidence involved zeroing in on the colors you love. If your results from those exercises pointed toward a more neutral palette, you probably already know that what sounds simple (neutrals!) when it comes to color isn't always that straightforward in practice. As much as we sometimes aspire to simplify our spaces, sometimes minimalism seems out of reach; restraint is hard to pull off.
The Paint Personality Test: What Your Wall Color Says About You
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Moody blues, fiery reds, mellow yellows. It's long been known that color affects our mood and typically reflects our personality. What do your walls say about your personality?
8 Steps to Color Confidence: Step #2 Are You Warm or Cool?
One of the key questions to ask yourself to determine which colors are going to make you happiest at home is a fairly straightforward one: are you cooler than cool or red hot? Knowing the answer to this one question helps you start to build color palettes for rooms that will feel "just right" whenever you enter them...


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Advertorial-Intracoastal Realty's New Homes: Something To Fit Every Lifestyle
Published: Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 1, 2013 at 9:25 a.m.
No one knows the local market better than the 250+ agents who proudly wear the Intracoastal Realty blue and gold. Intracoastal Realty is the largest independent and locally owned real estate brokerage firm in southeastern North Carolina. This local expertise also makes them the "go to" agency for marketing and selling new home communities in New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender counties.
Intracoastal's New Homes & Condominiums division represents a wide variety of new home communities, from starter homes and seaside bungalows, to urban townhomes and luxurious custom homes in traditional neighborhoods. The consistent theme across all neighborhoods is Intracoastal Realty's commitment to personal customer service for both buyer and client.
Regency at Landfall
These stately brick homes within the luxurious gated community of Landfall offer spacious, open floor plans and custom quality finishes. Tray ceilings, granite countertops and stainless appliances are standard. Lifestyle amenities include 14 multi-purpose courts, Olympic size pool, fitness center and 45 holes of championship golf. From the $400's.
Parkside at Mayfaire
Parkside is a traditional neighborhood design of elegant homes, large porches and sidewalks that encourages walking and interaction between neighbors. The restaurants, shops and amenities of Mayfaire are just steps away and Wrightsville Beach is an easy 5 minute drive. Many of the area's finest home builders offer unique homes in this popular neighborhood. Homes from the $500's and home sites from the mid $100's.
Charming and affordable beach cottages at Carolina Beach's newest beach community are perfect for the coveted beach lifestyle or family get-away. Amenities include a traditional neighborhood design, extensive landscaping and an award-winning clubhouse and community pool with waterfall and slide. Homes priced from the low $300's, or choose a homesite and build that special cottage.
Willow Glen
A coastal community overlooking the award-winning Beau Rivage golf course, just 10 minutes from Carolina Beach. This new community features an exceptional collection of custom-built homes in a serene setting amid lush fairways, towering pines and rolling hills. Amenities include a community pool and clubhouse and 18 holes of championship golf.
Belle Meade Plantation
Welcome to Belle Meade Plantation, a charming neighborhood off of South College Road that features New Hanover County's oldest homesite. Low-country style homes are available in six floor plans featuring classic design and alley way entries. Homes begin in the mid $200,000s.
Deer Crossing
A unique eco-community located off beautiful Myrtle Grove Road that is friendly to the planet; friendly to the homeowner's budget; and friendly to the birds, deer and other area wildlife. Deer Crossing takes proactive measures to minimize residents' carbon footprint at an affordable price with limitless possibilities. 119 homesites on 60 acres feature numerous amenities, including nature walks, butterfly gardens, sculpture garden and dog park.
Marsh Oaks
Wilmington's premier uptown neighborhood features award-winning amenities including clubhouse, competition-sized swimming pool, tennis courts and state-of-the-art playground. The final phase is now open, offering creek-side and wooded homesites for custom and semi-custom homes from the mid $300's to over $1,000,000.
Saltgrass at Marsh Oaks
Saltgrass at Marsh Oaks is nestled quietly in the back of one of Wilmington's most desirable communities. Builder ForeverHome offers numerous floor plans, starting in the mid to upper $300's, with unique exteriors and interiors designed to suit any lifestyle. Community amenities include a competition sized pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, and play ground.
Mayfaire Townview
These luxury condominiums are conveniently located in the Heart of Mayfaire's Town Center, above premiere retail shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Amenities include a private screening room/movie theater, fitness center and residents' lounge. Priced from $264,500 and ready for occupancy – or choose an investment home with a tenant already in place.
Herrington Homes at Autumn Hall
These luxury condominiums are conveniently located in the Heart of Mayfaire's Town Center, above premiere retail shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Amenities include a private screening room/movie theater, fitness center and residents' lounge. Priced from $264,500 and ready for occupancy – or choose an investment home with a tenant already in place.
Additional new home communities marketed exclusively by Intracoastal Realty are Tall Ships Landing, Saylor's Watch, Palmetto Pointe, Sagewood, Diamond Point, Waterside at Woodlake, Battery Park, The Gates at Great Oaks, and Tanyard Parish.
Established in 1976, Intracoastal Realty sold more than $540 million in residential properties in 2012. Services include real estate brokerage, property management and new homes marketing. Intracoastal Realty operates eight offices in Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Brunswick County, and Topsail Beach.
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By Kacy Standohar
Ken Stanislaw and fellow members of Lansingville Block Watch, the oldest such group in the city, call one another monthly on telephone land lines to organize meetings and stay informed.
Stanislaw, its president, just learned how to use a speakerphone and recently accomplished his first three-way call.
So don't expect his group of 10 or so — mostly senior citizens — to use email, Facebook or Twitter anytime soon.
But Lansingville is an exception. Youngstown's block watches and neighborhood groups are beginning to flourish — growing from 10 or so a couple years ago to more than 45 now. And social media is fueling much of the neighborly connections and activism, with eight using Facebook.
Debra Weaver, member of the Wick Park Neighborhood Association and creator of Youngstown's Grey to Green Festival, says social networks are key tools for neighborhood action.
"We use Facebook and Twitter for basically any activities or meetings. It's fabulous. I can't even imagine trying to organize without it at this point," Weaver said.
One message on the Wick Facebook page reads, "Okay. Who's up for some late-evening walks in the newly brightened Wick Park this week or next week? I'm thinking about 8:30 or 9 p.m., just after dusk. Let's get a group of at least five people together. Who's in?"
By 12:25 p.m. that day, the post already had 14 comments underneath, all from interested participants.
Phil Kidd, a community organizer at Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative, works with the Youngstown-area watch groups. He said about eight neighborhood groups actively use Facebook.
The MVOC Facebook page currently has 371 likes, and its page was created in September 2009. The Wick Park Neighborhood Association's Facebook page started in March and has 111 likes.
The 7th Ward Citizens Coalition's Facebook page was created this August and has 132 members.
Treez Please has 170 members on Facebook; it began in May 2009.
If there is a local king of social media organizing, it is Kidd. He created the civic-minded Defend Youngstown movement six years ago, which soon found a niche on a website and on Facebook.
His Defend Youngstown Facebook page, created this July, has 5,478 likes. But it had the instant benefit of his years of personal networking. He also uses his personal Facebook page and the MVOC web page.
Kidd also assists block- watch groups in producing video content and posting each video on YouTube. He recently posted a video for the Handel's neighborhood group and the 7th Ward Citizens Coalition.
Kidd said blogs work well, too. They allow members to communicate with other groups and post meeting dates, meeting minutes and links.
"They serve the purpose of what a block watch actually needs. Groups are now able to network across the city," he said.
Adam Earnheardt, associate professor of communication studies at Youngstown State University and author of "The Modern Communicator," said social-networking sites are more "geographical and will have more success because they open up so many community channels."
He added these sites provide users with a "virtue of interest in the same thing."
One of Weaver's big interests is the Grey to Green Festival. Weaver used Facebook to inform others of the festival's new focus and goals for this year's September event.
"This years' festival emphasizes climate change and the devastating impact of global warming as we focus on making personal commitments to reduce our carbon footprint," she posted.
Around the city, Facebook and Twitter are used to organize park cleanups, missing dog searches, house move-ins, raffle tickets and local fundraisers.
Kidd believes these ideas are in their infancy and will grow.
But some groups will hold onto their phone trees — as with Lansingville.
Stanislaw and members of the Lansingville block watch meet once a month at St. Matthias Church on Cornell Street. He does not expect to see Facebook in the near future.
"Most [group members] don't have computers so that [idea] is out. I myself don't use the computer as often or as much as I would like," Stanislaw said.
Despite the tech gap, Lansingville meeting topics usually consist of crime concerns — just like their digital cousins.
"It's usually about who did what, speeding on Cooper Street," Stanislaw said. "And we have a resident prostitute. She is talked about a lot."
The NewsOutlet, which pairs student journalists with professionals, is a collaboration among Youngstown State University, Kent State University, the University of Akron, The Vindicator, Akron Beacon Journal and Rubber City Radio.
I have been using it now for about three years and broke into using facebook and leting members know what is happening, meeting notice's and just keeping in touch. ours is Vintage Village residents
we also use wordpress , check us out at www.peoplesvoiceinc.wordpress.com
Lansingville is not the oldest Neighborhood Blockwatch. The Northeast Homeowners and Concerned Citizens was established 41 years ago. That makes this proud Eastside group the oldest.
Anybody know detail map list of Neighborhood watch info is ?
We have a list of neighborhood groups in the 7th ward. http://www.7wcc.org/neighborhood-groups/
IMO, there is no better way to communicate (other than the phone) than Facebook and Twitter. Most of the neighborhood groups in our ward have a group on Facebook, and a few of us are starting websites using Wordpress. I'm almost finished setting up the newest website.
@whitesabbath: I have an up-to-date city-wide list that includes meeting times, location and points of contact. Send me an email and I'll be sure to get it to you. Thanks.
Phil Kidd
"It's usually about who did what, speeding on Cooper Street," Stanislaw said. "And we have a resident prostitute. She is talked about a lot."
Generating jobs in the hoods and doing sting operations is what is needed . I'm sure that the hooker is selling drugs also . Neither she nor others have anything to fear from the rumor mill .


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HS FOOTBALL: Delaware Valley vs. Uninversity
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Top-ranked Delaware Valley put up a fight against one of the top teams in a season-opening loss to University High School from Orlando, Florida.
The Warriors kept battling, but ultimately fell short, 28-27, late Friday night in a KSA Events game played at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
"We played sloppy at times and I thought that they executed, well," Delaware Valley coach Keith Olsommer said. "They converted two fourth downs on the winning drive, so that hurt us."
Lex Rosario scored a pair of touchdowns, including one in the game's final five minutes that was followed by a 2-point conversion reception by Brendan Heaney that gave the Warriors a 27-21 lead.
But University High responded with a touchdown drive and came away with the win.
Matt Wagner also scored a pair of touchdowns for Delaware Valley.
"It's an opportunity as a program and for this team to grow," Olsommer said. "Sometimes you have to earn our expectations. We will get better.
"We will be a better football team after this because we have a good group of kids."
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Here lie many of those American servicemen killed while stationed in or around Cambridge during WWII, along with those who died at sea on the Atlantic crossings - in total over 3000 graves. Also, a wall lists the some 5000 men who were lost in action and whose bodies were never recovered.
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The National Council AGM was held in Wellington on 4 June 2010. The NZIIA's annual dinner the previous evening at the Wellington Club was attended by 130 people. The guest speakers were John Allen, the CEO of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and HE Paul O'Sullivan AO, Australia's High Commissioner to New Zealand. Both gave informative and entertaining addresses well-suited to the occasion. The latter's text on the absorbing theme of 'Spy Fiction: Then and Now' is to be found elsewhere in this issue. During the evening, two of the three new life members of the NZIIA were presented with their citations.
The National Council began with the report of the president. Hon Russell Marshall reflected on 2009 being the NZIIA's busiest ever year, commending the work of the National Office in particular in the development and execution of a very full programme of events to mark the NZIIA's 75th anniversary. The 39 events hosted by National Office had been very well attended, by a total of over 4200 people. The choice of topical themes, participation by a good number of senior New Zealand political and private sector leaders, and the presence at many functions of highly regarded overseas presenters had all served to enhance the NZIIA's profile. The president acknowledged support for the National Office from corporate and institutional members and in particular from MFAT and Victoria University of Wellington.
Russell Marshall was re-elected for another term as president, which he indicated would be his last. Also re-elected were the vice president, Professor Rob Rabel, the treasurer, Professor Athol Mann, and the managing editor of the NZIR, Dr Ian McGibbon. Professor Ann Trotter stood down from the chair of the Research and Publications Committee, and Terence O'Brien was elected to the position.
The council formally confirmed the appointment of the three new life members--Professor W. David McIntyre, Gift Davidson and Ann Trotter. More details on these new life members are provided below.
Four newcomers were appointed to the Standing Committee. They were Dr Scott Campion (Chief Executive, New Zealand Meat Board/Beef and Lamb New Zealand), Adele Mason (Deputy Chief Executive, Asia-New Zealand Foundation), Susan Reynolds (a council member of Angel Capital Association, New Zealand), and Dr Jon Tanner (Chief Executive, Organics New Zealand).
Speaking to his report, the director, Brian Lynch, noted that the two-day 75th anniversary conference in October 2009 had been one of several highlights during the year. In all, the National Office programme had involved 22 public addresses and panel discussions, nine conferences and seminars, four in-house roundtable meetings, and four book launches. It was planned to publish two volumes of proceedings and presentations to provide a permanent record of the anniversary activity. Unsurprisingly, revenue and operational expenses had been at record levels. A substantial portion of the 'surplus' for 2009 of over $10,000 would be committed to the two anniversary publications.
Reports were also received from NZIR Managing Editor Ian McGibbon and the chair of the Research and Publications Committee, Ann Trotter. The former noted that the magazine, thanks to a hefty copyright payment from the United States, had almost broken even--a result matched only once previously in the last three decades. He noted that recently two special issues--on defence and Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall--had been produced. Professor Trotter also referred to the publications that would be forthcoming shortly from the 75th anniversary lecture series and seminar programme.
Representatives were present from all branches except Dunedin and reported on their respective branch activities: Jian Yang (Auckland), Dov Bing (Hamilton), Tadashi Iwami (Palmerston North), Ken Aldred (Hawke's Bay), Scott Thomson (Wairarapa), Peter Nichols (Wellington), Alec McKinnon (Christchurch) and Brian Foley (Timaru). …


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Pam Ferris is a Welsh actress who was born in Lower Saxony, Germany in 1948. She spent much of her youth being raised in Wales and at age 11, moved with her family to New Zealand where her career began. She started out working with the Mercury Theater company in Auckland before moving back to the UK in her early twenties to continue her pursuit of acting. Pam has numerous credits to her name in British television and is most noted for her roles on The Darling Buds of May, Rosemary & Thyme, and most recently, Call the Midwife.
She has been featured in a number of costume dramas including Middlemarch, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Pollyanna, and Jane Eyre. Some of her biggest film credits include playing the iconic role of Ms. Agatha Trunchbull in the 1990 film adaptation of the British novel, Matilda. She has twice collaborated with director Alfonso Cuarón: as Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and in the post-apocalyptic drama, Children of Men.
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Pam only appeared in the third installment of the Potter franchise, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, playing Harry's villainous Aunt Marge. Her only scene involves a family dinner in which Harry accidentally blows her up like a balloon because she insulted his parents. She was cast in the role in December 2002, preceding the casting announcements of other major characters like Sirius Black and Remus Lupin.
- Pam spent much of her youth immersed in her work, never marrying until she was 38 when she married actor Roger Frost. When asked if she regrets this and wishes she had children instead, she said:
I was obsessed with work in my youth. It's why I didn't get married until I was 38 and the reason I didn't have kids. Not having children isn't a sadness in my life, though. I know I wouldn't have been a half-bad mother, but that's what happened. There's no regretting it.
- In 2007, Pam took part in the BBC Wales programme Coming Home to learn more about her Welsh family history.
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Once at Natskin Day Spa Retreat you give yourself up to the luxury of spa treatments and embrace this blissful experience. Doing so in the tranquil environs of the Yarra Valley, with the highly trained Natskin staff you will be transported to a heavenly state. Natskin Day Spa Retreat is located within Balgownie Vineyard Resort.Natskin Spa Retreat offers a comprehensive range of spa, beauty and therapeutic body treatments designed to re-balance and de-stress.Stunning private treatment rooms, and duo suites; hydrotherapy, steam rasul, guest lounge area and a manicure and pedicure suite ensure you are completely cared for.Natskin Day Spa Retreat treatments have been designed for the ultimate in personal pampering. Indulge yourself with luxurious skin and body care treatments or massage therapies.At Natskin Day Spa Retreat it is a pleasure to design a treatment or spa package to suit your personal preference and desired outcome.The therapists have been meticulously trained to provide treatments with a sophisticated approach to skin and body wellness.Treatments can be booked individually, or in a complementary combination for top to toe relaxation.Couples bookings are also available for those special occasions or simply to spend time immersed in each other's company.Your Natskin Day Spa Retreat experience will not only make you feel great, but will deliver results and a desire to come back again and again and again.
Cancellations: In the event that you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, we require at least 24 hours notice. Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours notice will incur a 50 per cent cancellation fee. Less than two hours notice or failure to keep an appointment (no show) will result in a charge for the complete listed price for each service.When scheduling appointments a credit card is required for weekend bookings and any bookings over two hour duration during the week.
From the town of Yarra Glen remain on the Melba Highway and travel north for approximately three kilometres or four minutes. Balgownie Estate is situated at 1309 Melba Highway(at the intersection with Gulf Road, on the left hand side.


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GDC Europe ran from August 11 and ends today in the wonderful German city of Kölsch beer and carnival. Leszek Godlewski of Nordic Games talked about advanced Linux game porting at one of the sessions during GDC Europe. Godlewski has made a name for himself with Linux game porting and is responsible for Linux game titles like Painkiller: Hell & Damnation. Leszek has talked in the past about lessons in porting games to Linux, a developer's perspective on Linux game porting, etc.
Leszek's GDC Europe talk covered the usual Linux game porting process, tips about GCC and Clang compilers, Valgrind for tracking down memory issues, and other topics. Embedded below are Leszek's slides for those interested.


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"SUPER SOUSSE" Top 5 Page for this destination Sousse by whitecliff62
Sousse Travel Guide: 329 reviews and 945 photos
Sousse is a wonderful city and its got a lot more to see and do than most people realize, for starters its Tunisia's third largest city and the hotels are some of the best to be found anywhere on the med. The night life in Sousse is low key and the entertainment is mainly in the hotels. But it has got some very interesting historical sights. You can also take a day trip from here to the capital TUNIS and visit the Bardo Musium which contains the worlds finest collection of Roman Mosaics. Port El Kantaoui is only just around the corner and its got one of the best marina's i've ever seen, theres about 340 boats moored here all the time and its only a £2 taxi ride away. So if you ever think about going to Tunisia then head for Sousse
If your interested in Tunisia or thinking about a holiday these are some of the best links i could find to give you more information on this country.
- Pros:SOME OF THE BEST BEACHES I HAVE EVER SEEN
- Cons:NIGHT LIFE IS A BIT TO QUIET
- In a nutshell:A LOVELY PLACE WITH FANTASTIC HOTELS
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Some useful info. I like the comment about the sand!!! ;)
LOL! Great page Cliff...we share a dislike for camels! Blu
A fun-filled yet helpful page on Sousse. I certainly enjoyed reading your insights, and I always smiled as I read. Beautiful hotel!
great pages on Tunisia Cliff,we are going in sept to El Kantaoui,cant wait!
Nice page. I dream about holydays in Tunisia. Thanks for your nice comments and ratings on my pages. Greetings :)
Sousse is a warm (anda sympatic) place i agree, but to test the real Tunisian heath : South is even better than Souss. Now, i need some mint tea ! (if i can get some without sand)
After waching your Sousse page, i woud like to go tomorrow!
Cliff, you've gone and done it again - made me laugh out loud more than once over this page!! Great observations - but I won't say which ones for legal reasons! Man, you were living high off the hog at the El Hanah!!
Thanks for sharing your photos! This appears to be a truly interesting place, different from any other place I've seen. I hope to see this corner of the world with my own eyes one day. Thanks for visiting my page. Happy new year, and many happy travels!
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In the past, ministers have described the electrification decision as inextricably linked with the question of how to replace Britain's 35-year-old fleet of InterCity 125 trains.
Hitachi's proposal for the Intercity Express Programme (IEP) - to build 'hybrid' electric/diesel trains - would create 800 posts at a landmark new factory in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, with a further 8,000 jobs in the supply chain.
But ministers are also considering a rival proposal to "couple" electric trains with diesel locomotive, which - as The Northern Echo revealed - are unlikely to create any British jobs.
Last night, there were suggestions that Mr Hammond might say yes to electrification today, while stating no decision has been taken on which trains will run on the new London-Cardiff track.
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Underhood DetailingWritten by on September 1, 1996 Function Doesnt Have To Be Ugly
We see way too many cars that look really trick on the outside and have a nice interior, but lift the hood and moths, spiders and small animals scurry out in every direction. In fact, nearly every one of us on staff owns more than one car that fits this description. And considering what we typically have inside the engine, there is no reason the outside and the engines surroundings should be disgraceful.
Of course, there are some questions to be answered before breaking out the spray paint, such as what color to paint things. Fresh coats of the original colors are always a safe bet, but drowning an older General Motors engine bay in the same color that the body is painted can really look good. Or perhaps paint the engine bay and chassis semigloss black, and paint the engine body color. The choices are yours to make, but remember that subtle and simple are in for the 90s. Also, if the firewall and inner fenderwells were originally painted body color, most will consider it butch to paint them any other color.
Besides cleaning and painting everything, you can also tune up the underhood appearance by routing wiring and hoses as inconspicuously as possible and replacing any visible parts that are worn. We decided to leave the engine in the car and the front clip (fenders, radiator support and inner fenderwells) bolted on. In hindsight, however, removing the engine would have actually made the job easier. Removing the engine and front clip would definitely enhance the detail job.
The underhood detailing idea sounded easy enough, so we rolled a 68 Nova out of the garage and embarked on our weekend detail job that actually took two weekends. But the results were better than expected, and we are proud to leave the hood open at cruises. Now, if we could just do something about that dent in the passengers door .
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This is about as ugly as they come. It's obvious that function was the only concern when it came to lifting the hood on this Nova.First, disassemble and remove everything. Reassembly will be easier if you mark wires and vacuum hoses as you remove them.The more parts you remove before cleaning and painting, the better the engine bay will look. We decided to spray all the underhood sheetmetal with semigloss black, including both sides of the radiator core support, so the grille, headlight bezels and hood latch were removed. We also removed the cowl to paint all the way to the base of the windshield.To help protect the driveway, we spread 2-mil plastic over it before degreasing the engine bay. You can save some cleaning effort if you hose off under the hood at a coin-op car wash first.As you can see, we unbolted nearly everything from the engine. The intake and old valve covers were left in place to keep debris out of the engine. We used a stainless bristle brush from The Eastwood Company to break loose the caked-on grease.Once we had scraped and brushed off as much grease as we could, we masked the leading edge of the aluminum intake manifold and liberally coated the engine and lower engine bay with Heavy-Duty Easy-Off oven cleaner. Wear rubber gloves, and don't spray the cleaner on aluminum, stainless-steel or rubber products (like motor mounts).We let the oven cleaner work overnight to remove almost all 110,000 miles worth of road grime. We then cleaned the area with a Scotch Brite® pad and water, working from the top of the engine down. We hope you still have plastic sheeting under the car because this step makes a big mess. All the grease has to come off for good paint adhesion, so keep working until the engine is spotless. This is the worst part of the entire engine-bay make over, trust us.
It is well worth the small fee most machine shops charge to hot tank various small parts such as these. Everything we removed from the car and engine was cleaned, sanded with 240-grit sandpaper, cleaned again and sprayed with Chassis Black, also from The Eastwood Company. Paint the bottom sides first so any damage that occurs when spraying the top sides doesn't show when the parts are installed.The temptation was strong to install headers, but that would mean replacing the rest of the exhaust system, too, which would cost as much as our entire engine-bay detail. So the stock manifolds were sandblasted and painted with Eastwood's Stainless Steel Coating. The coating goes on easily with a foam brush and flows out for an excellent finish that has proven durable on some of our other project cars.Use a strong cleaner such as Castrol Super Clean to remove dirt and oil on the underhood sheetmetal before sanding. By cleaning these surfaces first, you will avoid grinding dirt and other debris in as you're sanding.Your hands will hate this part because you're guaranteed to find every sharp edge. If you don't jam your fingers at least once, then you are better at this than we are. We used just two sheets of 240-grit sandpaper to prepare the metal for paint. Sand until everything feels glass smooth. Any flaw you can feel, you will see. For an ultrasmooth coat of paint, spray on a couple of coats of sand-and-fill primer. Then sand the primer with 400-grit sandpaper before spraying on the topcoat of paint.We suggest that you paint the engine first. It will be easier to accurately mask the engine off later when you paint the rest of the engine bay then it would be if you painted the engine last. We removed the intake and masked off the lifter valley before painting. Mild fish eye can be overcome by misting on light coats, allowing 30 minutes of drying time between each coat. Allow the engine paint to dry completely, then mask the engine and paint the underhood sheetmetal.Now it's time to reassemble all the parts without scratching anything. We shipped our high-mileage Holley 1850 to The Carburetor Shop to be rebuilt while we were painting. In addition to a thorough rebuild, The Carburetor Shop can recolor carburetors—like this one—to literally look better than new.We removed the wiring harness before cleaning and painting the engine bay. We wanted to route the wires behind the fenderwells and hide them along the engine. To do this, we lengthened some wires using connectors, shrink tubing and wire from M.A.D. Enterprises. We also covered the entire engine harness in M.A.D.'s special high-temperature wiring conduit, which looks good and won't melt or distort like cheap conduit.We tossed the old radiator and heater hoses in the trash and used black heater hoses zip tied together and attached to the inner fenderwell for a clean look. Next came a preformed Gates upper radiator hose, then new Gates vacuum hoses and a fuel line, and we replaced all the hose clamps.
The underhood rubber and weather-strip pieces are too cheap not to replace when doing a complete underhood detail job. For our '68 Nova, we used A&M SoffSeal A-arm seals (part No. 40611), a hood-to-cowl seal (part No. 4055), a plastic firewall wiring gutter (part No.2328) and a complete car bumper kit (part No. 4091).The addition of chrome Milodon valve covers and a classic musclecar-style K&N air-cleaner assembly topped off this stocker in hot rod style. The valve covers have excellent baffles in them, and we used a PCV grommet and oil-filler plug (available from Milodon) instead of open breathers to keep oil off our fresh underhood detail job. Although this began as a weekend job, it took approximately 45 hours to complete. The time and relatively low cash outlay were definitely worth the final product.


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OKC Thunder: Kendrick Perkins impacts series by slowing down Zach Randolph
As this wildly competitive first-round series heads back to Oklahoma City for a pivotal Game 5, the Thunder's lead assignment is finding a way to get its All-Star back on track.
But OKC is not alone. The same task holds true for the Grizzlies.
The shooting struggles of both Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook have plagued the Thunder. But Zach Randolph's extended slump has had nearly as big an effect on the Grizzlies' sputtering offense.
And the Thunder has a rejuvenated Kendrick Perkins to thank for that.
OKC's much-maligned big man is playing his most impactful basketball in a couple seasons. Perkins' best days are far behind him. He'll never again average a double-double, like he did back in 2009 during a 7-game Celtics-Bulls series. And he won't be putting up any 16-point, 19-rebound, 7-block performances, like the one he compiled in Game 5 of that marathon.
But even without half the spring that many forget he once had, Perkins has held a heavy influence on this series. And beyond Reggie Jackson's heroics, he may be the next biggest reason OKC was able to pull out a crucial Game 4.
Guarded primarily by Perkins all game, Randolph labored through a 5-of-14 shooting night. The two-time All-Star was so out of sorts that Memphis coach Dave Joerger actually benched him for much of the fourth quarter.
In the past two games, Randolph went 10-of-34 from the field. In the series, the career 47 percent shooter is at a 36 percent clip. His struggles have had a direct effect on the Grizzlies attack.
"We're having a little bit of trouble getting the ball to Zach," Marc Gasol said. "We have to get him the ball closer to the basket. We're getting him the ball at 15 feet."
Sounds like a Kendrick Perkins problem.
The Thunder big man — often lauded for his acute understanding of defensive positioning — has continually pushed the bruising Randolph off his preferred spots. It has forced him into low-percentage mid-range jumpers and a variety of tough, off-balance baseline floaters over a strong contest.
"I've preached since I've been here, Perk is the best post defender in the NBA," Russell Westbrook said.
But Perkins' offense has been just as important — not because he's been a heavy producer (17 points in four games) but because he hasn't been a burden. Typically a liability on that end, Perkins has made six of his nine shots in the series, punishing the Grizzlies at key times when they've left him to overhelp on others.
And because of that relative effectiveness, it's allowed him to stay on the floor for 25.5 minutes per game, six more than his season average, able to contribute his punishing screen-setting and unmatched post defense.
"I'm just confident," Perkins said.
Before Game 3, there was an interesting exchange caught by TNT's mic'd-up cameras, with Perkins and Randolph chatting pregame with referee Monty McCutchen.
Perkins called the ref and Randolph over, telling McCutchen: "Me and him been banging (in the post) a lot, sometimes we ain't in play and sometimes we're locking up each other." Perkins was essentially asking McCutchen to allow the maximum amount of contact and holding before calling a foul. Randolph, for some reason, agreed.
And he's been struggling ever since, unable to shake Perkins physical defense.
Just the kind of series Kendrick Perkins was put on this Earth to play in. And just the kind of refereeing he likes.


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2011-12: Alexander Delnov skated for Mytischi Atlant in Russia's MHL (U-22 league) and represented Russia at the 2012 U18 World Junior Championship. In 47 games he scored 11 goals with 11 assists and was plus-one with 16 penalty minutes. In five playoff games he was scoreless and minus-two with 2 penalty minutes. Delnov played in all six games for Russia at the WJC, scoring 1 goal with 2 assists, and was an even plus-minus with 12 penalty minutes. Russia finished fifth in the tournament. Not among the European players listed in Central Scouting's final rankings, Delnov was selected by Florida in the fourth round (114th overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft and was taken by Seattle in the first round (eight overall) of the CHL Import Draft.
2012-13: Delnov made his North American pro hockey debut in April, joining Panthers AHL affiliate San Antonio in April following his first season with the WHL's Seattle Thunderbirds. In six games with the Rampage he was -2 with no points nor penalty minutes. San Antonio missed the AHL playoffs after finishing last in the South Division. Delnov scored 20 goals with 29 assists in 69 WHL games with Seattle and was -33 with 33 penalty minutes. The Thunderbirds finished fourth in the U.S. Division and lost to Kelowna in a seven-game playoff series (5 of 7 games went to overtime). Delnov scored 2 goals with 2 assists and was +4 in the series.
2013-14: Delnov was the second-leading scorer for Seattle Thunderbirds behind defenseman Shea Theodore (Anaheim) in his second WHL season and skated for Russia against the WHL all-stars in the Subway Series. He scored 29 goals with 34 assists and was -7 with 42 penalty minutes in 71 regular season games. The Thunderbirds finished second in the U.S. Division and reached the second round in the playoffs. Delnov scored 4 goals and was -3 with 8 penalty minutes in nine playoff games. He had 1 assist and was +1 in his only Subway Series game. Delnov signed a two-year contract with Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk in the KHL in May 2014.
2014-15: After a very successful season with the WHL's Seattle Thunderbirds, Delnov returned to Russia where he skated in two games for Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk of the KHL. He spent the majority of his season in the MHL with Mamonty Yugry, where he scored 15 goals and added 33 assists in 42 games. He also recorded 13 points in just nine playoff games.
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Delnov is a versatile player with high-end skills and excellent skating abilities. He is a big player and uses that size in his physical play. Delnov plays a North American style of game, works hard down low and in the corners, and has shown some scoring touch and offensive prowess. He will need some bulk to compete at the pro level and his defensive game is inconsistent at times.
Delnov has a one-year deal to play for Zvezda-VDV Dmitrov of the VHL in Russia for the 2015-16 season. He should have a chance to be a top offensive player for the team and, playing against older players, he'll get a chance to see where his skill stands against competition that is similar, but somewhat lesser, to the KHL.


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Vice president of operations. St Joseph Health, Petaluma Valley Hospital, 400 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma 94954, 707-778-2605, stjosephhealth.org
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Professional background: Registered nurse for 36 years; Former ICU RN, 30 years in a clinical leadership position for many years at Barnes Jewish in St. Louis,MO; Taught nursing for three years at Jewish Hospital School of Nursing; health care consultant for Ernst& Young; former chief nursing officer for seven years at St. Elizabeth in Belleville IL; moved here after serving as vice president for business development for Versant RN Residency, Inc.
Education: Diploma in nursing Jewish Hospital School of Nursing; BS and MS in nursing administration, Saint Louis University.
Tell us about yourself and your company: Moved to Sonoma County with my husband, Paul, and our five four-legged children to provide on-site administrative support at Petaluma Valley Hospital, operated and leased by St. Joseph Health and leadership of Pharmacy and Food and Nutrition for St. Joseph Heath, Sonoma County.
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What is your biggest challenge today?: Managing a hospital the size of Petaluma Valley with the economic challenges we face today without tax support.


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