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Everything was fabulous especially our wonderful guide Putra!
Fantastic guide, took us to many places along the way to the monkey temple. Beautiful sunset at Tanah lot
An excellent trip and great tour guide with good knowledge. will recommend to anyone who to see sunset. Tanah Lot is a very beautiful temple seen from a far!
Well spent afternoon.
Great afternoon out. This trip is a must see. It's a long afternoon as the traffic in Bali keeps you on the road the sights and sounds of Bali are just so beautiful it's not a hindrance. Tanah lot is very busy with hundreds of people there but it is worth going to see...a once in lifetime experience for sure. Thank you!
Tanah Lot id breathtaking. It is a must see when you visit Bali.
Very informative tour guide. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
It was nice to walk through monkeys and feed them. Make sure to grab bananas and apples before you get there ;)
From the time we were picked up from our hotel , our guide and driver made our long journey so relaxed and pleasant , in addition to the places we were due to visit along the way our guide stopped at place where they make local cloths , coffee/tea plantation and ate some of there local food , which the locals we met at these places were so lovely and made you really welcome. The monkey forest was brilliant , was so surprised that they were all roaming about the place we stopped at , we had a guide with us from there , which she walked around with us , we bought food for them to eat , which all of a sudden loads of them appeared and were so cute feeding from your hands , took loads of pictures of the monkeys and they just sat there posing . We also saw fruit bats which live in the same place as the monkeys but not too keen on them. The Mengwi Temple was beautiful, our guide gave us the full history of this , as walking around we were met with a load of local school children doing projects , which they stopped to ask us a few questions , they were lovely , the last was the best Tanah Lot , it was amazing and hundreds of people go to visit this place , which when the sunset goes down the scenery and views are outstanding , such a beautiful place , our guide and driver even waited whilst we had something to eat in a restaurant which sits on the top of a cliff and overlooks the sea , was so relaxing and the food was lovely . Would recommend this trip to anyone that wants to go on trips in Bali , the place itself is amazing and will never forget this holiday
This was an amazing tour worth doing
Really enjoyable and informative. We were the only people on the tour. Our guide took his time and didn't rush. Excellent sights and glad I picked this one.
What an awesome experience, we saw lots of beautiful sights, the monkey forest was awesome.
This tour was amazing!
well planned, very fun, completely worth it. would recommend to anyone going to bali!
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Anecdotally I've heard a lot of tours in Bali are just wrapped up shopping experiences. This tour was fantastic and our driver took us to a lot of places I didn't expect to see. All in all it lasted 8 hours!
Very good tour. We enjoyed it.
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Sunset at tanah lot is awesome...
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the tour guide was really good. he has very good knowledge about the local attractions. the were very punctual.
Our guide was knowledgeable not just about the stops on the tour but also about Bali in general. Was very informative in answering all our questions. The guide was also flexible and gave us the choice as to how long we could stay at each stop, never felt rushed. Monkey Forest was a highlight, so glad we had the guide for the Mengwi Temple as there is so much to understand about the site.
Guide spoke excellent English and was very knowledgeable in all aspects of the tour.
Fun times. Fun tour guide.
Very good tour, excellent guide who was knowledgable and fun. He even took us to extra sites along the way. Recommend this tour to everyone!
I highly recommend this tour you get so much for your money... Fantastic experience and you get to see a lot of the country... It is a long day but we'll worth it. Our guide had so much knowledge and we learnt so much. Also we where able to stop when we wanted to see extra things. Again thank you.
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As children reach school age, our comprehensive full-day kindergarten program helps them explore, communicate, and create – all in a nurturing, small-class setting. Our team of expert educators has created a unique curriculum of reading, language, arts, math, science, and physical fitness that's presented in a fun way to encourage a lifelong love of learning. Plus, our program is aligned with local and state elementary school standards, so children will be prepared to confidently enter first grade.
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On August 9th, you'll see firsthand how we nurture your child's curiosity. Come meet our wonderful teachers and find out what a day at our center is like. Participate in some of our engaging curriculum activities, like creating modern renditions of pop art or discovering gross and gooey physiology! Curriculum Night gives you the opportunity to see how your child will grow and develop at our center, all while having fun. You'll also get to talk with other parents who are already a part of our family.
Here at Barton Road KinderCare you will find a fun, energetic and compassionate group of teachers. We are each unique in our own way, but together we have built a strong and successful center where children always come first. As an organization, we encourage all of our teachers to further their education and stay current on child related matters.
Ms. Lauren grew up in Glendora, California. She has two brothers, and two sisters. Ms. Lauren has two children, a five-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son who have been enrolled in KinderCare since they were infants. Ms. Lauren has been well dedicated to her families and the children enrolled in her center. Ms. Lauren always finds time to support her staff and meet the individual needs of all the families and children.
Ms. Beth has been working for KinderCare since 2009. She is hard working and loves interacting with the children. Ms. Beth has built amazing relationships with both our children and families here. She takes learning to a whole other level by thinking outside the box, really getting the children to engage and discover new things. She attended San Bernardino College where she acquired her Associate's Degree in Early Child Development and her Master Teacher Certificate.
Ms. Salwa loves to provide an enriched and qulity learning enviroment for children and families. She has been providing a safe and fun enviroment for children for over several years now.
We are the home of quality, engaged teachers and parents. We are proud to have you become a part of our story!
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The Hidden Factors in the AP Top 25
Three things happen during every college-football season. A title contender loses to an underdog, fans complain about the BCS system and, of course, a few Associated Press polls go a tad wacky.
In general, the college-football AP poll—which comes out weekly and consists of voters around the nation who pick the top 25 teams—is a strong barometer for showing which programs are the best in the country. But fans sometimes suspect the voters of hometown bias and think they give too much credit to teams for simply showing up on highlight reels. A recent study in the Journal of Sports Economics says those fans are on to something.
Jay Coleman, professor of operations management and quantitative methods at the University of North Florida, co-authored a paper that analyzed the second half of the 2007 AP polls and found evidence that there's some favoritism toward teams in a voter's state, teams that are in the six major conferences and teams that play on national television. By using an aggregate of several nationally recognized computer rankings to show how teams' wins and losses should affect their placement, the authors found that, on average, a voter will bump a team in his own state .65 of a spot higher than it should be, and that teams get boosted .8 of a spot every time they're on ABC, CBS, Fox or NBC.
AP sports editor Terry Taylor says the voters are human and that the organization tells them to try eliminating any biases. On the whole, she says, the poll serves its purpose very well.
Regardless of hidden factors, the study shows the biggest impact is from sheer wins and losses. This is bad news for the teams starting this season with a strong opponent—the study shows that programs get docked 3.91 spots more than they actually should when they lose their first game. (No pressure....)
—David Biderman
What Moves Voters
A recent study shows how different factors may affect the way Associated Press voters rank top-25 college-football teams.*
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Team is in a voter's state
|up 0.65 additional spot
Team is shown on ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC
|up 0.8 additional spot
Shown on ESPN, ESPN2
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Team loses first game
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Every additional loss
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|Barbara Stager
October 30, 1948
North Carolina, United States
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Barbara Stager (born October 30, 1948) is an American woman who was convicted in 1989 of murdering her husband, Russell Stager, in 1988. Stager is also suspected of the earlier murder of her first husband, Larry Ford, who died in nearly identical circumstances.[1]
Staging Murder[edit]
At 6:08 a.m. on 1 February 1988, the police in Durham, North Carolina got a call from Barbara Stager, reporting her husband had been shot. She told the responding officers that her husband kept a handgun under his pillow when he slept, and that she must have touched it as she stirred in her sleep, causing it to discharge killing Russ Stager. Initially the police accepted this account and ruled the incident an accidental shooting. According to shocked friends, coworkers and family members, Barbara was a devoted wife, mother, and "Christian".
As it turned out, Russ Stager had become fearful for his life, he tape recorded himself, asking questions like: "Why if I was asleep at 3 or 4 in the morning, would Barbara wake me up to give me sleeping pills?" After his death, Jo Lynn Snow, Russ's first wife, led police to the audiotapes. After listening to the tape, the police re-opened the case. Jo Lynn was also integral in finding evidence of Barbara's stealing from Russ's personal accounts and forging his name on checks and other documents, including his will.
At the conclusion of her trial for first-degree murder on 30 August 1989, the jury deliberated for 44 minutes to reach a guilty verdict, Stager was sentenced to death the next day. In such cases the matter is automatically reviewed by a higher court; in this case the death sentence was changed to life imprisonment (now being carried out at the North Carolina Department of Corrections[2]) due to a technicality in the first proceeding. Stager was given the possibility of parole in 20 years as required by law.
Barbara Stager had a parole hearing in March 2009. She was denied parole at that time and given a new parole review date for 2012.[3] She is currently incarcerated at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women and her next parole review was scheduled to begin August 1, 2015. [4]
In media[edit]
"Till Death Do Us Part: The Barbara Stager Story", is a 2003 episode of A&E's American Justice, which profiled the case. Jerry Bledsoe also wrote a book in 1994 about the case, entitled Before He Wakes: A True Story of Money, Marriage, Sex and Murder, which was later made into a TV movie in 1998 with the same title starring Jaclyn Smith. A&E's City Confidential presented its perspective on the case in the 2003 episode "Durham: Dangerous Housewife".[5] Investigation Discovery's Deadly Women portrayed the story in the 2010 "Fortune Hunters" episode and their Scorned: Love Kills revisited the case in its own "Till Debt Do Us Part," in 2012. The Forensic Files series had an episode "Broken Promises" about this case; Investigation Discovery examined the case a third time in 2015, with an episode entitled "No Accident" in its Fatal Vows series. In 1996, the Discovery Channel's The New Detectives series, Season 1, Episode 20, "Women Who Kill" featured Barbara Stager's crime.
- ^ "Crime TV Guide - Watch on SKY 553, 554 and HD 555, and Virgin 237 on Crime and Investigation Network". Crimeandinvestigation.co.uk. Archived from the original on July 29, 2009. Retrieved 2012-08-08.
- ^ "DOC Legacy Resources". Doc.state.nc.us. Archived from the original on October 17, 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-21.
- ^ "Parole denied for Durham woman who killed husband". WRAL.com. Capitol Broadcasting Company. 13 May 2009. Retrieved 11 September 2015.
- ^ "NC DPS Offender Public Information". Webapps6.doc.state.nc.us. Retrieved 2015-09-11.
- ^ "City Confidential - Episode Guide". Aetv.com. 2010-08-18. Archived from the original on May 26, 2011. Retrieved 2012-08-08.
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AbstractThe available space for antennas located in the OE-538 mast is extremely limited. The gain and bandwidth performance of antennas are ultimately limited by their size. This limited gain and bandwidth constrains the maximum communication data rate for submarines. With the increasing communication requirements planned for the OE-538 mast (e.g. Iridium), future antennas in the OE-538 mast will need to make more efficient use of the limited available aperture. Fortunately, there are some opportunities for better utilization of the aperture within the OE-538 mast. For example, the area in the AFT portion of the radome (behind the backbone) can be utilized to enhance the azimuthal directivity of the UHF antenna. Another example is that both GPS and Iridium can utilize the space currently allocated for the GPS antenna. A single antenna in this area can easily cover both GPS bands and the Iridium L-band. A second antenna stacked on top can accommodate Ku-band signals. Toyon has extensive experience designing antennas for the OE-538 mast. Toyon proposes to use this experience to investigate two possible future antennas for the mast: 1) dipole elements behind the backbone to enhance UHF antenna gain and 2) an antenna that incorporates both GPS and Iridium. BENEFITS: The proposed project will improve the state-of-the-art in shared apertures. For the U.S. defense community, this provides a means for better utilizing the limited space on military platforms. For the commercial sector, it provides a means to incorporate satellite communication and GPS on a single antenna.
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Memphis had a nice run, but all good things must come to an end.
Fearing a second round without Oklahoma City Making sure that ballplayers don't get the wrong idea, the NBA handed Zach Randolph a one-game suspension for punching of Oklahoma City's Steven Adams.
*Breaks out glasses, counts on fingers*
So… if the series is tied, 3-3… and three plus three is six… and the next game of the series is, in fact, Game 7… Zach Randolph will be riding the pine for the biggest game of Memphis' season. Considering that Randolph is their leading scorer and arguably the best player on the Grizz, and the obvious television dip in Memphis advancing over the Thunder, the timing is more than ill-fated. It's suspicious.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. - Train equipment froze, cars sputtered, schools canceled classes and cold-weather enthusiasts opted to stay inside Monday as a bitter blast of below-zero temperatures gripped the Northeast.
The gasp-inducing cold - temperatures reached into the minus-30s with wind chill factors even colder - tested the mettle of New Englanders, who pride themselves on winter hardiness.
"Snot-freezing cold," was how Kelly Walsh, 28, described it, walking home from an auto parts store in Vermont's capital after buying a new battery for her car, which wouldn't start Monday morning. It was minus 21 there at 7 a.m.
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Longtime Ellsworth High School soccer coach Brian Higgins announced his retirement from coaching on Tuesday.
Longtime Ellsworth High School soccer coach Brian Higgins announced his retirement from coaching on Tuesday.
MDI High School senior Opal Curless is 2015-16 Gatorade Maine Girl's Soccer Player of the Year.
The Bangor HS girls, the Orono HS girls and the Washington Academy boys teams are among the state title winners in soccer. Check the full scoreboard here...
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Got my cert from the DOJT got it up to the sheriff today, just FYI for anyone else from KY the KSP application is not being used anymore they have a new form at the sheriffs office to fill out no notary needed. I am in Boone County but I assume it is changed for the entire state. My instructor gave me the application at the end of class notarized so I guess as of the end of Sept they were still being used. I waited just over 4 weeks for the cert, sheriff said 6-8 weeks for everything to come back then I can join the rest of ya ccing.
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Fifteen naked lap dancers make 15 different people in a comfy chair very happy during the Nude Lap Dance Championship at Tamp's Pink Pone. All the dancer are good —although some are better than others— but the best performances are from the lucky guys and gals sitting under those shaven pussies and knowing they've been blessed by their favorite deity. Lap dance fans from more restrained states may wish they could get these kinds of intimate performances at their local clubs. Boot and show fanciers should give this tape some serious thought.
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Andrew J. Stevens, 26, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a charge of lewd and lascivious conduct, which carries a potential maximum penalty of five years in jail. He was freed on $25,000 bail.
He was arrested Monday after a woman told Vermont State Police that Stevens followed her as she was leaving a party Sunday night on Cheerio Hill Road in Shrewsbury and grabbed her from behind, according to court records.
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Information for higher education institutions (HEIs) and students on how the new social work bursary arrangements will work.
The information packs provide the social work bursary allocations for HEIs and the Education Support Grant rates for the 2015 academic year. This document provides information for students on how to apply for a bursary and:
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This wedding cake, fit for a midsummer night's dream, is finished in chocolate buttercream and draped with petal-thin faerie flowers crafted in rolled modeling chocolate. It was served at an Irish wedding that took place in a traditional Irish pub in San Diego, CA. The bride and groom asked that I design their cake around the whimsical ceramic topper of a faerie princess being kissed by a prince. The topper is a Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly collectible called "Frog Once Loved a Turtle."
Items needed for small and large blue faerie blossoms
- White and dark blue modeling chocolate
- Rolled modeling chocolate equipment
- Small blossom plunger cutter
- Double-ended ball tool from this great kit
- Foam shaping mat
- 3" (76 mm) diameter daisy cutter
- Small silicone cell formers
- Large plastic cell formers
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1. Combine the white and blue modeling chocolate to create four different hues ranging from a light aqua to a rich royal blue.
2. Roll the modeling chocolate out to 1/16" (1.6 mm) thickness.
3. Cut small buds from each color using the basic 3D buds method. Store them in small silicone formers for at least one hour or ideally, overnight.
4. Once firm, dust the outside edges of the petals with charcoal black petal dust to cast a midnight shadow. Wear a rubber glove to protect fingers from dye.
5. Next, using a blush brush, dust the petals with pearl dust for sheen.
6. Repeat the same steps using the 3″ (76 mm) daisy cutter. Store the flowers buds on large plastic cell formers until they are ready to use (I normally recommend silicone molds for modeling chocolate but these old Wilton formers work best for this particular technique). Drape the edges of the petals over the sides of the cups.
7. To create uniform-sized centers for the large flowers, roll out a rope of white modeling chocolate and slice it into thick, uniform-sized coins.
8. Roll each coin into a ball.
9. Flatten each ball into a convex disk using the curved palm of a hand. Rub the tops with a fingertip to achieve a smooth and shiny finish.
10. Using a blush brush, dust the tops of the centers generously with pearl dust for sheen.
11. Affix the centers to the petals using a drop of water as glue if needed.
12. Store the flowers in cell formers in a cool place out of sunlight until ready to use. Flowers can be made a week or more in advance of use.
13. When it comes time to decorate the cake, place the large flowers first, draping them over edges and at corners. Position them strategically to conceal any flaws in the cake's finish.
14. Next, add the small flowers. Pipe a dot of buttercream frosting onto the back of each one for glue then press them gently onto the cake. Once all the small flowers are on the cake, pipe small pearls of buttercream into the center of each one.
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This is a very limited supply collectible item, so buy them fast! These postcards were sold at the Seattle World's Fair in 1962. Produced by Roger H. Roseland and Mr. Smith of Smitty's Pancake House, each card features an original World's Fair-inspired tune by a local Seattle artist. You see, not only are they postcards, but also records. A relative of Mr. Roseland found a few boxes of them in her attic! To play the records, it's recommended that you tape them to a full size album to provide stability and to make sure that the postcard is flat. The songs are hilariously bad. Own a piece of valuable Seattle history for a great price. Note: These postcards are vintage, so there is a chance some of the records might skip.
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After Virgil Exner had returned (after his heart attack) and Bill Schmidt had left, we Desoto designers began work on the all-new models for 1962. I was unhappy with the "canted" headlamp styling on the 1961 Desotos [and Chryslers], and was hoping to do better on the new designs.
Exner showed us his latest concept car, named Flite Wing. I liked this design better than those Exner had been doing previously. Ex told us to incorporate the basic theme of this design into the new Desoto. The design had a flat "wing" shape that flowed from over the headlamps back into the front door, and a somewhat similar shape in the rear quarters. (This was the theme he had previously used on the 1960 Valiant).
I did some sketches and a more finished rendering of my concept, and some of these ideas were incorporated in the full size clay. The designs for all the Chrysler products were about finished and presented in the show room with large black-paper renderings for company execs; then we were told to stop work. Chrysler's president, William Newberg, had overheard a GM executive talking about a smaller Chevrolet for 1962, and had demanded that a downsized Plymouth and Dodge be created.
I was assigned to John Schwartz' Dodge Studio, and we worked in shifts around the clock to produce a smaller Dodge clay. We tried to incorporate the Flite Wing theme, but the shortened design would not look as good as the full size one had. We had to use flat side glass instead of the curved glass that had been designed into the full size proposals that were now scrapped. The new designs were finished in record time, and, as is well known, were not received enthusiastically by the car buyers. Chevrolet and Ford presented full-size models for 1962, as well as mid-size ones.
It was decided to end the Desoto line, and I was then assigned to the Valiant-Lancer a/k/a Dart Studio for a short time, working on 1963 models, and then to the Plymouth Studio, where we worked on an extensive facelift for the 1963 Plymouth, trying to make the cars look longer and wider. Exner was still directing the design department at that time. I clearly remember Exner gathering the studio designers together and telling us that the cars of the future would be wedge-shaped, with high, short rear decks, and exposed wheels. I think he would have been pleased to see how cars had evolved by the 1990s and into the new millenium.
In 1961, Exner was suddenly removed from the Styling department. I was told his car was stopped at the security gates, and he was not allowed into the building. His personal possessions were brought down to him. We heard that he had been fired; years later, I learned that he had been given a room in another building, and had several years left on his contract. We designers were unhappy that he had been the scapegoat for Newberg's folly, as we understood it..
The D series, the first pickup entirely styled under Virgil Exner, was launched in 1961. Compared with the C series, the wheelbase of each model grew by about six inches, while the frames grew stronger and added a crossmember. They were harder to drive and did not handle was well, but they were also tougher and more capable.
On the light duty models, the overall height dropped by seven inches, matching the popular "long and low look" (especially with the stylish Sweptline pickups). By 1962, the flat-head sixes had been almost completely replaced by the slant six, the holdout being the Power Wagon.
The 1960 heavy duty models continued to carry over, having just been redesigned.
Chrysler's latest technological wonder, the alternator, had also been added to its trucks in 1961. This was a major advance, because it did not cook batteries like generators, yet were able to charge the battery during idle. New manual transmissions were added, as well, with greater capacities; a four speed automatic was also available.
The unique Power Wagon, sticking to its 1940s basic design, gained a 251-cube Six, and a Chrysler alternator with optional Leece-Neville alternator. The 251 had replaceable hardened exhaust valve seats, full flow filtering, and full pressure oiling, and was rated at 115 hp at 7:1 compression until 1966.
Dodge sold 140 basic models, and the gross vehicle weight range went from 4,250 lb to 76,800 pounds, including school buses and tandems.
At AMC, the slanted petite tailfins on Classic and Ambassador were eliminated for a rounded back end; the Ambassador was shrunk to the 108" wheelbase, and shared the Classic's front end clip. Otherwise, AMC's full line, from Rambler Classic to Ambassador, continued.
The Fleetvan, developed for the Post Office, had been available to buyers outside the post office starting in 1961.
Today's buyers associate Jeep most closely with what was then called the Universal, which was sold in three basic flavors: CJ-3B, CJ-5, and CJ6. The various CJs ranged in weight from 2,132 to 2,225 pounds, astounding light by today's standards — not just for four wheel drive vehicles, but for any cars or trucks — and they had a gross vehicle weight of 3,500 pounds, giving them a hefty payload.
The CJ3B was the oldest of the range. Most CJ6 models were exported, largely to Sweden and South America, or used by the U.S. Forest Service; it had a 20-year run, ceasing production in 1975. The Universal and Dispatcher had no automatics in 1961, and due to engine bay length, could only fit a four-cylinder (V6 engines would be used in later years).
Servo-type drum brakes were used on all wheels, with bonded linings and ten inch drums. Springs were variable rate for a good combination of smooth ride (for an off-roader) and high capacity. Metal tops and metal cabs were sold.
Not much was standard on the Universal: oil filter, oil bath air cleaner, anti-freeze, windshield wipers (without a washer), closed crankcase ventilation, front driver's seat, 35-amp alternator, and single lever transfer case. Even direction signals were optional. The frame had heavy steel channel sides with six crossmembers.
The DJ (Dispatcher) had rear wheel drive, a lower grille and hoodline, a special suspension, a single bucket seat, and different gearing from the standard Universal; its main function was to be a lightweight courier vehicle that could brave snow and unpaved roads, without needing the extra armor or bulk for snow plowing, farm duties, or rock crawling. The DJ was mainly used by the Post Office, and many came with right hand drive and a special rearview mirror on the left hand side, by the front of the hood; a full cab enclosure with sliding doors and a rear door could be added. DJ models starting at a mere 1,769 pounds for the soft-top model, and the price was lower than CJ, but they also had a less powerful engine; the F-head four would not fit under the hood, so the old L-head engine was used (thanks, S. Cook).
The Jeep Fleetvan, available to the general public starting in 1961, was essentially the DJ Dispatcher with a van body; their basic look continued onward to the later AM General postal vans. All were made in Toledo. The FJ-3 had an 81 inch wheelbase and 135 inch length, and was 90 inches tall and 65 inches wide; the basic chassis was very similar indeed to the DJ, and the exterior size of these vehicles was quite small, with no room wasted on a separate hood. The F-head four was used.
Forward Control trucks were had pickup beds or Jeep-tested-and-endorsed specialized bodies from other suppliers including tow trucks, fire trucks, and even dump trucks. Mahindra produced FC-150 models in India, after assembling Jeeps from knockdown kits starting in 1947. The FC-150 was powered by a four cylinder, the FC-170 by a six; both were available in chassis-cab, pickup, and stake forms, in four wheel drive only.
The F4-134 series of four-cylinder, trucks included chassis-cab and delivery trucks in the half-ton range, with chassis-cab and pickup trucks in the one-ton range. L6-226 trucks were sold as delivery and wagon in half-ton form, rear or four wheel drive; and as one-ton 4x4s in chassis-cab, pickup, and stake form.
The heaviest truck weighed a mere 3,564 pounds (the FC-170 stake truck).
Jeep also made station and utility wagons, essentially the same design introduced in 1946 (rear wheel drive; 4x4s came in 1947). The Station Wagon was rear wheel drive, and the Utility Wagon was four wheel drive; a Panel Delivery was also made, with windows deleted. These closely related models stayed in the Jeep lineup until 1965. The four cylinder was standard, with an optional six cylinder, and 1,000 pounds of cargo capacity. One of these wagons can be seen in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.
Chrysler engineers' third generation turbine was put into a new, Elwood Engel-designed car as well as a 1962 Dodge truck. It also went into a modified 1962 Dodge called the Dodge Turbo Dart. Styling was adapted to reflect its power plant; the bladed wheel motif of the grille and wheel covers reflected the appearance of the vital components of the gas turbine.
The car left New York City on December 27, 1961, to begin a coast-to-coast engineering evaluation. After traveling 3, 100 miles through snowstorms, freezing rain, subzero temperatures and 25 to 40 mile per hour head winds, it arrived in Los Angeles just four day slater.
The turbine exceeded expectations; every part of the engine was in excellent condition, and gas mileage was better than the "chase" car.
Lynn Townsend was president of Chrysler; he was highly respected for cutting fat and, later, for instigating Chrysler's involvement in muscle cars. As Curtis Redgap wrote, "Townsend was an accountant by trade, however, he was also an administrative vice-president, and he was a 'car guy.' Townsend was horrified at the 1961 models. ... "
Airtemp launched its new 35,000 BTU room air conditioner, designed to cool entire houses.
Sales rose above 1961 levels, but it would not be until Engel's extensively restyled 1963 models that they would exceed their 1960 figures, much less reach 1955's 1.5 million (plus) units.
Chrysler had been contracted to build 20 Saturn S-1 boosters in 1961, and work proceeded through 1962. Redstones made by Chrysler had a 95% successful-flight rate, while Jupiter firings were all successful. Chrysler moved into a huge plant in Michoud, since the massive Saturn rockets would not fit in Warren.
The Warren plant built the first stage of the Saturn booster.
Chrysler produced M-60 combat tanks in Warren, and Airtemp made fire control systems.
Chrysler International owned 25% of SIMCA, and had local plants in Rotterdam, Venezuela, Australia, the UK, and South Africa, with interests in Mexico (Automex) and Argentina.
In South Africa, the Valiant and Lancer appeared. The local Valiant R series started sale in January 1962.
Chrysler's Rotterdam plant, purchased from Kaiser-Frazer, had stopped making Simcas at the end of 1961. The new Valiant and Lancer compacts were popular and became a plant mainstay.
The highly successful Simca Mille entered its first full year, with 4 wheel drum brakes, Gemmer worm and roller steering, and 5.60 x 12 tyres. With a wheelbase of 86.6 inches and a length of 149.6 inches, it tipped the scales at a mere 1,584 lb; but it was a genuine four seater with four doors, and would quickly become France's most popular car. Once the engineers had completed the Mille, they went to work on a new car — the front wheel drive Simca 1100, the car which would spawn imitators at GM, Ford, Toyota, Honda, and Chrysler itself — possibly one of the most influential cars ever made.
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Under the clear green leaves
An amazing springtime this year, what? The perfect blue sky, the emerald curtain of fresh green drawn around our little bit of earth, clouds like vanilla ice cream comes.
And time to gasp as vista follows vista, banks of azaleas, each trying to shock the senses once again.
One of those little gems in time appeared in front of City Hall Sunday afternoon, as the Founder's Time Line was unveiled and applauded. And how often do you get to dedicate a historical dateline with plenty of the original cast included?
I should say that I strongly agree with the fact that the memorial is here and in place. Rather than embarrass myself for forgetting those who were present or represented by their widows, I'll just say there was a good number.
All looked bright and cheerful, conscious that this was, for once, not a funeral we were holding among the green, green trees, but a sort of birthday party for the city. Other movers and shakers were also introduced by appreciative committee members.
I haven't been up close to the busts of the founding fathers since the hoods were taken off. I'm not good for standing up very long. Like a fool, I didn't bring one of my nifty roller-walkers, and had to stay sitting down. Several other guests have had experience with parents who needed a steadying hand, and they knew exactly how to provide that much assistance. I'll probably retain memories of their kindness above all other impressions of this gleaming afternoon.
It was a nice group of people and a nice way to celebrate the community they have developed. So many cities say they're going to develop memorials like this before too many years go by, but they'll be shocked at how quickly they do go by. The neat thing about Peachtree City is that it has the foresight and the resources to do such a project.
And the steady guidance of someone like Betsy Tyler, city clerk and a mover and shaker herself.
Go see your city's newest landmark, right in front of City Hall. Seize the day!
[Sallie Satterthwaite of Peachtree City has been writing for The Citizen since our first issue Feb. 10, 1993. Before that she had served as a city councilwoman and as a volunteer emergency medical technician. She is the only columnist we know who has a fire station named for her. Her email is email@example.com.]
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Manager Steve Lomas knows his St Johnstone side face a daunting task in their Scottish Communities League Cup quarter-final against a Celtic team riled by recent defeats.
Not only will Neil Lennon's men be eager for revenge against St Johnstone, who won 2-1 in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League last month, but they will also be determined to respond to Saturday's home loss to Kilmarnock.
"We're massive underdogs but we go there in good heart," Lomas told Press Association Sport.
"We've seen what Kilmarnock were able to achieve. Neil's been saying they want a response, so it's probably the worst time to play Celtic. They'll be wounded, they'll want to bounce back - it will make it tougher for us."
Prior to Saturday's loss to Killie, Celtic's only defeats this term were against St Johnstone and at Barcelona last Tuesday night.
Lomas downplayed the significance of his side's 2-1 win on September 15, a result which sparked a seven-match unbeaten run ahead of the trip to Parkhead.
"It's a totally different game," Lomas said. "It's about who performs on the night. We're under no illusions it will be very, very difficult.
"We're really looking forward to it. The boys always enjoy playing at Celtic. We're going to go there, give it a right go, given the size of the task."
A week ago, Celtic were granted many plaudits for pushing Barcelona close in the Champions League, only for the Catalan club to claim a last-gasp victory. Lomas, who came through the youth system at Manchester City with Lennon, was among those to wish Celtic well, sending his friend a text message.
Lomas added: "I just wished him good luck. In Barcelona I thought they played really well and were unfortunate not to get what would have been a great result. I'll see Neil on the night. We'll have a drink after the game win, lose or draw."
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The following statement was approved by the board of directors of the American Cancer Society on Jan. 21, 1960."In 1959 the death rate from lung cancer among men in the United States was over 10 times as high as it was in 1930. The disease is now one of the most common and most lethal of all forms of human cancer. This tremendous increase in number of deaths and the reported association of cigarette smoking with lung cancer has led the American Cancer Society to pursue an aggressive program of research on lung cancer and to disseminate new evidence bearing on the subject to the medical profession and to the public."In October, 1954, the board of directors of the American Cancer Society declared that 'the presently available evidence indicates an association between smoking and lung cancer.' In November, 1957, the board reviewed the report of
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Dec. 27, 2012 - Best of Register Radio/ Interview with Father Michael Gaitely
In this best of Register Radio from May 2013, Jeanette De Melo spoke with Father Michael Gaitley about his new book "The One Thing is Three" as well as his two best-selling books Consoling the Heart of Jesus and 33 Days to Morning Glory. In the second half, Jeanette resumed her conversation with Father Gaitley but this time they discussed the new evangelization and specifically his new parish-based ministry, Hearts Afire » READ MORE
December 20, 2013 - Former NFL Player, Now Missionary / Rebecca Even & The 12 Days of Christmas
This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and Dan Burke speak to Eric Mahl, former Cleveland Browns player, who is now a full-time missionary spreading God's Divine Mercy and Love to the poor. And in the second half of the show, they will talk with author and musician Rebecca Even about truly celebrating the 12 Days of Christmas. » READ MORE
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This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo talks with Father Robert Barron about the new series Catholicism: The New Evangelization, which premiers Dec. 18 on EWTN. In the second segment, Dan Burke continues last week's conversation with Ralph Martin about Pope Francis' document "Joy of the Gospel." » READ MORE
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This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo speaks about the 50th Anniversary of Sacrosanctum Concilium, Vatican II's document on the liturgy with Bishop Peter Elliot, auxiliary bishop Australia's Melbourne archdiocese. Also, Dan Burke talks with author and evangelist Ralph Martin about Pope Francis' new apostolic exhortation on evangelization. » READ MORE
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This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo discusses the U.S. bishops' campaign for immigration reform with Kevin Appleby—the director of Migration Policy and Public Affairs for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. In the second half, Dan Burke talks with Al Kresta about his book "Dangers to the Faith" which outlines the sometimes subtle and at times down-right brazen opposition to Catholicism that Catholics face today. » READ MORE
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This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo speaks with Elisa Martínez—the executive director of Protect ABQ Women and Children—about the fetal pain measure voted upon in Albuquerque this week. Then, Dan Burke talks with Paul McCusker—an expert on C.S. Lewis—about the 50th anniversary of the famous author's death. » READ MORE
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China's Stocks Fall to 13-Month Low on Bank Shares, U.S. Jobs
China's stocks fell to a 13-month low as Chinese banks' share sales, slower-than-estimated U.S. jobs growth and a worsening government debt crisis in Europe fueled concern the global economic recovery will slow.
Bank of Communications Co. paced declines for lenders, losing 3.3 percent after it cut the size of its rights offer and Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. said it will sell a 15 percent stake. Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. and Jiangxi Copper Co. slid at least 1 percent after metal prices dropped. China Vanke Co. led developers lower after May sales fell 20 percent.
Investors are worried that "global economy is going to decelerate as fiscal stimulus wears off," said Ivan Leung, Hong Kong-based chief investment strategist at JPMorgan Private Bank. "It may not be time to add risk."
The Shanghai Composite Index, which tracks the bigger of China's stock exchanges, retreated 1.6 percent to 2,511.73, the lowest close since April 30, 2009. The index has fallen 23 percent this year on concern growth will slow as the housing market cools and Europe's debt crisis threatens China's exports. The CSI 300 Index slipped 1.8 percent today.
Bank of Communications, China's fourth-largest publicly traded bank, expects to raise 33.07 billion yuan ($4.8 billion) in a rights issue starting this month, about 20 percent less than originally announced.
Agricultural Bank of China, the nation's biggest lender by customers, plans to sell 22.235 billion shares in Shanghai and 25.411 billion shares in Hong Kong, excluding an over-allotment option, according to a document posted on the securities regulator's website. The lender will likely raise no more than $22 billion, Haitong Securities Co. estimated, less than the $30 billion local media had reported.
Bank Fundraisings
Chinese banks have announced plans to raise at least 300 billion yuan by selling shares and bonds to meet tougher financial guidelines after an unprecedented 9.59 trillion yuan of new loans last year weakened their capital.
Bank of Communications fell 3.3 percent to 6.18 yuan. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., the nation's largest lender, dropped 2.4 percent to 4.12 yuan. China Merchants Bank Co. lost 2.9 percent to 12.80 yuan.
"China banks' massive fund-raising plans are another overhang weighing down the market, so I would say the worst is yet to come for them," said Lan Wang Simond, who helps manage $5 billion at Geneva-based Pictet & Cie Banquiers.
The Chinese government may announce more measures to cool the housing market related to taxes and regulations, Wensheng Peng and Jian Chang, Hong Kong-based analysts, wrote in a note to clients. They forecast China's property prices may drop between 20 percent and 30 percent in the "next few quarters."
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China Vanke said its May sales fell 20 percent from a year ago to 5.1 billion yuan, according to a statement to the Shenzhen exchange yesterday. Sales between January and May were 28 billion yuan, it said. It has acquired 8 new property projects since the April report, it said.
Vanke fell 2.2 percent to 7.12 yuan. Poly Real Estate Group Co. and Wolong Real Estate Group Co. both dropped more than 2 percent. A measure of Shanghai-traded property developers slid 1.6 percent for the biggest decline in a week.
China said it will account for the home ownership of each family, not each person, when classifying second-home purchases, according to a June 4 statement by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development on its web site.
In the U.S., private-sector employers added 41,000 jobs to their payrolls in May, down from 218,000 in April, according to Labor Department statistics. That's below the 180,000 median forecast by 35 economists in a Bloomberg News survey.
The jobs data "call into question how strong things were looking at the start of the year," Ethan Harris, head of North America economics at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research in New York, said in a June 4 interview on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness With Margaret Brennan."
Hungary Debt
Hungary's government reversed course over the weekend, saying there was no danger of default after it spent two days telling the world the nation was at risk of a Greece-like crisis. Hungary's deficit will widen to 4.1 percent of GDP this year, compared with an average of 7.2 percent in the EU and 9.3 percent in Greece, according to European Commission estimates.
"In a globalized world, there's nowhere to hide when sentiment turns," said Leung. "There's no decoupling. Everything's connected. China's economy remains vulnerable."
Aluminum Corp. declined 1.4 percent to 10.08 yuan. Jiangxi Copper, the nation's biggest producer of the industrial metal, slumped 3.2 percent to 27.50 yuan. PetroChina Co. dropped 2.1 percent to 10.39 yuan, the biggest drag on the index.
Crude oil for July delivery fell 1.7 percent to $70.27 a barrel in electronic trading in New York. The London Metal Exchange Index of six metals including copper and zinc slid 4.2 percent on June 4 to the lowest since October 5.
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"Investors should continue to sell investment-led sectors, particularly cement and non-ferrous producers" as increases in labor costs will curb capital spending in those industries, according to BofA Merrill Lynch strategist David Cui in a report distributed today.
Chinese stocks are poised for additional losses this week as the benchmark index continues to ride a wave of declines that started at the end of May, according to DMG & Partners Securities Pte.
The Shanghai Composite may find initial support at 2,481, the end of its third wave, while the next support level is 2,364, representing a 100 percent extension from the first wave, analyst James Lim wrote in a report today.
The following stocks also rose or fell in China trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names:
Shenzhen Capchem Technology Co. (300037 CH), a chemicals producer, rose 7.1 percent to 51.05 yuan, the highest since its January initial share sale. Huarong Securities Co. recommended buying the stock, saying the company will maintain rapid growth.
China Railway Group Ltd. (601390 CH), a rail construction company, gained 1.4 percent to 4.52 yuan, after Xinhua News Agency reported the country will spend 700 billion yuan constructing high-speed railroads across the nation this year.
Sichuan Hongda Chemical Co. (600331 CH), a zinc ingot producer, fell 10 percent to 12.25 yuan as it resumed trading for the first time since May 19. The company said its parent ended plans to restructure the listed company's assets.


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Last week, the ongoing conversation about the Lower East Side's over-saturated nightlife scene played out at the 7th Precinct's Community Council meeting.
At last night's community council meeting, Captain Peter Venice touted the latest CompStat figures, which show that, so far this year, crime is down 11% in the 7th Precinct compared with 2012. But he also briefed residents on an incident that occurred Tuesday evening. According to Venice, shots rang out near the Rutgers public housing complex at around 9:30 p.m. The address he gave was 45 Rutgers St., at Madison Street. According to Venice, about six shots were fired. No one was hurt. Police have not located the shooter; they're interviewing witnesses and going over surveillance video from the area. Last December, there was another shooting incident outside a different Rutgers building.
Captain David Miller, the executive officer at the 7th Precinct, was recently promoted and is moving on from his post as second in command of the Lower East Side station. We're told he starts tomorrow as the new commanding officer of the 10th Precinct, which covers Chelsea and part of Hell's Kitchen. DNA Info reports the promotion is one of several moves made by Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. Miller replaces Deputy Inspector Elisa Cokkinos, who's being shifted to the 6th Precinct (Soho, the Village).
Miller earned both praise and criticism on the Lower East Side for a crackdown targeting underage drinking and other offenses at neighborhood bars and clubs. Quite a few nightlife venues were shut down during his tenure. The crackdown peaked in 2011, but undercover operations are still continuing and have resulted in several recent civil court cases.
Captain Peter Venice remains the commanding officer of the 7th Precinct. The next opportunity for the public to hear from him will be this coming Wednesday, May 8, during the monthly community council meeting. It takes place at 7:30 p.m., at the station house, located at 19 Pitt St. (Delancey).
Officers from the 7th Precinct visited 151 Bar on Rivington Street last night to deliver a restraining order to owner Francine Marchese. The city has filed a civil suit accusing the divey nightlife spot of selling liquor to underage auxiliary police officers. According to the complaint, an undercover officer was served beer and/or hard liquor on three occasions since last fall (September 16, December 10, January 24). 151 was not shut down, but cops slapped a restraining order notice on the front door.
Marchese and various partners run 151, as well as St. Jerome's at 155 Rivington and Welcome to the Johnson's at 123 Rivington Street. Welcome to the Johnson's was shut down in 2011 as part of a widespread nightlife crackdown by the 7th Precinct. There has been an enforcement lull in the past year, but the precinct has now refocused on the crackdown. Lolita at 266 Broome Street and PKNY at 49 Essex Street were targeted last week.
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Josh Turner Welcomes Third Son
Christmas came early for Josh Turner and his wife, Jennifer, as they welcomed their third son, Crawford Marion Turner, Monday, Dec. 13, in Nashville. Crawford Marion weighed in at 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 19 inches long.
"Jennifer and I are overjoyed at [the baby's] arrival," Josh said in a statement. "He's a strong, handsome little boy with a resilient spirit. Thanks to all of our family, friends and fans for their thoughts and prayers." Josh and Jennifer, who married in 2003, have two other sons, Hampton, 4, and 17-month-old Colby.
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