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Discussion in 'THE OTHER TALK' started by kenny p, Sep 24, 2011.
Burn Out Video Please!
WOW, Thanks guys!!!
Thank you Rat Rod for the cover story! That was quite a surprise!
Von Fink-I knew I would be called out on that.
Honestly, the video makes it look faster than it really was on the flyby (don't tell anybody :wink: ), believe me, I am a huge advocate of helmets and safety gear and your right, shoulda had a lid on even for that short clip. I haven't ran it up to hard yet because of the new engines and triple checking all the small stuff. When I do start to wind it up, I have a desolate road that I have used before and a full leather race suit, gloves, boots and a full face helmet.
I do have to work on Monday.
Here is last years mini and the safety gear I wear. Craigslist!! Ya gotta love it, 100 bucks for the Leathers, 75 for the helmet.
I know, I know, the Dr. Martens aren't NHRA approved. LOL, I forgot my boots that weekend.
Moleman...After the drags, I'll see what I can do for ya!
The words AWESOME..and Wicked Cool..are the only way i can describe this..and to think..i have passed up these frames out here thinking.."what would i do with it"...i gotta build one....
That is suhweeeeet!
I want to know how you got the dual drivetrain to work.
Also,I want more info on this race thing!
Thanks Old School64,
The reason the whole thing works is the two sprocket clutch on the second engine.
That clutch is actually the most expensive part of the bike, 75 bucks!
Run the front engine's chain to the clutch of the second one. Then second engine's chain from clutch to rear sprocket.
Hope this helps and I can't wait to see what you build!!
Here is the link to Billetproof. http://www.billetproof.com/upcomingshow ... s2011.html
Agreed, looks like it really moves!
That is an evil ride!
Very nice.
What is that wraping around the exhausts? Is there any metal before the final end? I mean, are they flexible?
Thanks a lot.
The wrap on the pipes is called header wrap, race cars wrap thier headers and exhaust with it to keep heat down under the hood and to gain horsepower. I used it to keep the heat down with the engines so close to my legs........and to cover my sub par welding! :mrgreen:
Hear ya go.....http://www.google.com/products/c ... GgQ8wIwAA#
Frigging sweet bro! Thanks-a-mill for the 411!
I'm not trying to steal a thread at all,but have you seen the 'Roach' me and my brothers built? I think it's in my sig as a link
That bike is awesome Isaiah! I don't know how I missed it.
Lots of neat ideas, I may steal some too! :mrgreen:
It's all about havin fun! I see something I like,I use the idea! Not 100% the same,but close.
I just posted a couple fun clips of it
Nice! Reminds me of a local drag legend I just met a few weeks back by the name of John Eads. He's been dragging a Cushman scooter since the 50's. Ran 90.9 mph! The scooter is crazy! Runs on alcohol and uses a hot water bottle as an "injection" system that he sits on the "pressurize" the fuel into the carb! Alcohol-injected Cushman!
John Eads sounds like my kinda guy!!
Yup. He's one of kind! Your build looks/sounds great!
Oh boy, new stuff!!
I have heard a lot about stock flywheels that can come apart at higher rpm's.
So to be safe I broke down and bought a pair of ARC Billet Flywheels.
They are just too pretty to be covered up!! So I took a pic before the covers went back on.
Sick work my friend. Looks like a blast to ride. Maybe you can put some LED lights in the fan shroud and cover and light it up inside :idea:
Billet?????? Good thing they are covered up. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Hah Hah, true cman, true!
I'm gettin' excited, 9 more days until the drags! :lol:
Well, the day I've been waiting for came and went in a flash!
The Billetproof Drags and Minibike Madness are in the books.
Fastest pass of the day for the Double Whammy was............
11.359 at 63.08 mph.
Pretty happy with that!
I met some great people, saw some neat mini's and watched some fast cars.
Now I can get some work done around the house!
Too cool. Hopefully you were the fastest.
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A poetry collection adapted for the stage has been taken up as the inspiration for a new Portland theater troupe. Annie Finch's Wolf Song, a collection of writings based on her experiences researching wolves in Montana's Glacier National Park, will come to life with dance, music, and puppetry at Mayo Street Arts this week. The performances will be the debut of Finch's newest effort, Poets Theater of Maine.
Finch, who directs the Stonecoast Writers Program at USM, has collaborated with Stonecoast poetry grad student Erica Vega, director and USM theater professor Assunta Kent, choreographer Brigitte Paulus of Vivid Motion, and composer Christenia Alden-Kinne (whose day job is as a USM School of Music staffer), intending to enhance the language in the stage performance.
"Existing companies weren't dealing with the full poetic possibilities of theater — engaging all the senses including the sense of rhythm," says Finch, who has been working on Wolf Song for the past two years.
In Montana one day, Finch was walking down a "wolf trail," and had not spotted a single wolf. She voiced her concerns to a biologist colleague. The reply was simple: "They let you see them when it's meant to happen." Finch returned to Portland with the decision to "call forth the wolf, or rather, its spirit."
She originally intended to compile her poems into a book, but decided the work would be far better suited to the stage. The underlying theme is the conflict between wolves' reputation as "villains," and their key role as a top predator in a healthy ecosystem. In Act Two, Scene One, for example, the Deer Chorus sings: "When the wolf is here we let some trees alone,/we let the brush grow thick and the animals come,/we let the fish and birds and the butterflies thrive/we help the whole planet come alive!"
Backed with $1000 in Kickstarter funding, Finch remixes folk tales from around the world: The story of Little Red Riding Hood occurs in a dream had by the Boy Who Cried Wolf (who is here given a name, Fenris, another wolfish in-joke). The mythical figure of La Loba, the "bone woman," enchants a wolf skeleton with her song. The skeleton is a marionette made from local pine, "with a heart of pure cherry wood," says its creator, Blainor McGough, director of Mayo Street Arts.
Puppets were a part of the production "from the beginning," says Finch. With Wolf Song's myriad of myths and legends, Kent agreed "something tangible was needed." Vega felt poetry and puppetry were an ideal match for the production. "Anybody can come to a poem and bring life to it," she says, "and puppets are inanimate objects waiting for someone to come and give life to them."
Wolf Song | June 9 & 11 @ 8 pm | Mayo Street Arts, 10 Mayo St, Portland | $10, students $7 | mayostreetarts.org
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After sitting in some very heavy Friday LA - San Diego traffic we finally made it to the bustling city of San Diego. Philip was there to meet us, it was fab to have a home to stay in for the night. Philip and Michael's spot is in the heart of San Diego and has amazing views over the city. After a quick bite to eat we went on to what we thought was going to be a few quiet drinks at a near by bar. We ended up at a fantastic nightclub with a rooftop pool and our very own VIP table where many (way too many) vodka and pineapples were consumed. What a fun night and boy did we have the hangover to prove it.
A quick drive across the bay and we were at what is considered to be one of the best beaches, Coronado Beach. I was sold when we got to the dog beach on the other side where the the hounds were having the time of their lives. We headed off in search of some food in the attempt to cure the hangover. After an amazing Italian deli feed we felt a little more human and it was time for Kev and I to get back on the road.
Thanks so much Philip for putting us up and looking after us so well and Michael sorry we didn't get to meet you but thanks for the bed! We look forward to returning the favour when you guys come visit us in London. San Diego is definitely in our top 3!


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I lost the queen that I installed with a package this spring. Same thing last year about this time. I did start a nuc with about 5 frames as back up earlier this year "June". It was started with a frame of what appeared to be new larva and eggs. My first attempt ever at starting a queen. I did find what appeared to be the queen in the nuc. There was eggs and new larva, but the queen appeared to be quite small compared to the one that came with the package. How old whould the queen be that came with a package be? My plan is to either combine these two hives or buy a new queen. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Six impressive cannon go on display at Britain's oldest museum - Thursday, 22 April 2010
Six newly-restored cannon are due to be unveiled at the Royal Armouries (RA) Museum, Leeds, on Thursday 22 April – creating a "wow factor" as visitors arrive at Clarence Dock.
The cannon – all newly restored and in excellent condition – will have completed the long journey north from the RA's south-coast museum at Fort Nelson in Hampshire, which houses the national collection of big guns and artillery.
The RA has used a specialist contractor to transport the six historic cannon, which will be lowered into place under the watchful eye of the museum's Keeper of Artillery, Nick Hall.
Nick said, "These cannon have been restored and are in fabulous condition. They will provide an eye-catching showpiece in Leeds and will be sited in a variety of locations, including sites near The Tiltyard and Craft Court, plus the mini-roundabout outside the museum. We have moved them north as part of the initiative to re-order the displays at Fort Nelson, which is currently being redeveloped, and these guns will be an impressive addition at Leeds."
The newly-installed cannon are as follows:
English 10-inch smooth bore, muzzle loading (SBML) Howitzer – Dated 1791, this cannon was cast by the King Brothers at the Royal Brass Foundry in Woolwich. Decoration includes the monogram of King George III and the arms of Charles, Third Duke of Richmond. Estimated weight – 2.25 tons.
Pair of British, bronze nine-pounder SBML guns – on cast-iron garrison carriages. Dated 1811, they were manufactured by the King Brothers at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich and bear George III's monogram and the arms of Henry, First Earl of Mulgrave.
Two British cast-iron, 32-pounder SBML Blomefield guns – on cast-iron gun carriages. The first was dated 1808 and was manufactured at the Carron Iron Works in Falkirk, Scotland. The second dates to 1810 and was made in Rotherham. These were the kind of heavy guns that armed the Royal Navy in Nelson's time, and on this type of carriage, were used to defend fortifications.
Russian cast iron eight-inch Licorne, circa 1800 – weighs about three tons and the tapered breech is characteristic of a design devised by Field Marshal Count Shuvalov, although the idea goes back to the 16th Century.
You are invited to send a photographer to capture the unloading of the cannon, and the operation to lower them into place, from 8am on Thursday, April 22, at the Royal Armouries Museum at Clarence Dock, Leeds. For media inquiries, please contact Joss Loader on 07838 379599.
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SOPHOMORE (2013): Finished the season with a .297 batting average, the second highest on the team ... Walked twice and scored two runs on April 19 vs. San Diego ... was 2-2 with his first career home run on April 21 vs. San Diego ... was 3-5 with 2 runs scored and a 3B on April 23 vs. UC Davis ... was 2-4 with a HBP on April 28 at Saint Mary's ... was 1-3 with a 2B and 2 RBI on April 30 at UC Davis.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Northwood High School in Irvine, Calif. … as a senior, led his team to the second round of the playoffs and was team MVP … batted .426 with a .527 on-base percentage while setting school records in doubles, triples and runs in a season … also was named All-City and selected to play in the Orange Country North-South All-Star game … in his junior season the team reached the quarterfinals of the playoffs while he was named team MVP, first team All-League and All-City and Elite Baseball All-Tournament team … hit .426 with 32 runs, 23 runs batted in, a .711 slugging percentage and four home runs that year … coached by Rob Stuart … played varsity football as well.
PERSONAL: Born in Orange, Calif. … parents are Joe and Kate Gisch … has two siblings: Jordan and Holly … grandfather played baseball for the Los Angeles Dodgers … in high school, was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and the Principal's Honor Roll … hobbies include golfing, fishing and snowboarding. He will be majoring in Communications.


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ECIH - EC-Council's new IH certification
I came across the ECIH certification on another board and thought I would bring it here to share/discuss. Especially since we have BillV here. Apparently it is a two day course on IH, with the certification given at the end, ECIH 312-89.
Here is the course outline (http://www.eccouncil.org/training/cours ... tline.aspx). It looks like a lot of information for two days. The IH process is now, 17 steps. (the first step is always admitting you have a problem).
I was concerned at first that they would just focus on the framework without going into the real world application. Looks interesting, but I'm still concerned about the whole two day thing and lack for additional materials.
I have not been able to find any additional information such as official books, course ware, Preplogic material, or even training classes.
Talk amongst yourselves.
CISSP, GCIH, GCIA, C|EH, Sec+, Net+, MCP


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IT was breakfast-time. Mother's face was very bright as she poured the milk and ladled out the porridge.
"I've sold another story, Chickies," she said; "the one about the King of the Mussels, so there'll be buns for tea. You can go and get them as soon as they're baked. About eleven, isn't it?"
Peter, Phyllis, and Bobbie exchanged glances with each other, six glances in all. Then Bobbie said:—
"Mother would you mind if we didn't have the buns for tea to-night, but on the fifteenth? That's next Thursday."
"I don't mind when you have them, dear," said Mother, "but why?"
"Because it's Perk's birthday," said Bobbie; "he's thirty-two, and he says he doesn't keep his birthday any more, because he's got other things to keep—not rabbits or secrets—but the kids and the missus."page: 183
"You mean his wife and children," said Mother.
"Yes," said Phyllis; "it's the same thing, isn't it?"
"And we thought we'd make a nice birthday for him. He's been so awfully jolly decent to us, you know, Mother," said Peter, "and we agreed that next bun-day we'd ask you if we could."
"But supposing there hadn't been a bun-day before the fifteenth?" said Mother.
"Oh, then, we meant to ask you to let us anti—antipate it, and go without when the bun-day came."
"Anticipate," said Mother. "I see. Certainly. It would be nice to put his name on the buns with pink sugar, wouldn't it?"
"Perks," said Peter, "it's not a pretty name."
"His other name's Albert," said Phyllis; "I asked him once."
"We might put A.P.," said Mother; "I'll show you how when the time comes."
This was all very well as far as it went. But even fourteen halfpenny buns with A.P. on them in pink sugar do not of themselves make a very grand celebration.
"There are always flowers, of course," said Bobbie, later, when a really earnest council was page: 184 being held on the subject in the hay-loft where the broken chaff-cutting machine was, and the row of holes to drop hay through into the hay-racks over the mangers of the stables below.
"He's got lots of flowers of his own," said Peter.
"But it's always nice to have them given you," said Bobbie, "however many you've got of your own. We can use flowers for trimmings to the birthday. But there must be something to trim besides buns."
"Let's all be quiet and think," said Phyllis; "no one's to speak until it's thought of something."
So they were all quiet and so very still that a brown rat thought that there was no one in the loft and came out very boldly. When Bobbie sneezed the rat was quite shocked and hurried away, for he saw that a hay-loft where such things could happen was no place for a respectable middle-aged rat that liked a quiet life.
"Hooray!" cried Peter, suddenly, "I've got it." He jumped up and kicked at the loose hay.
"What?" said the others, eagerly.
"Why, Perks is so nice to everybody. There must be lots of people in the village who'd like to help to make him a birthday. Let's go round and ask everybody."page: 185
"Mother said we weren't to ask people for things," said Bobby, doubtfully.
"For ourselves, she meant, silly, not for other people. I'll ask the old gentleman, too. You see if I don't," said Peter.
"Let's ask Mother first," said Bobbie.
"Oh, what's the use of bothering Mother about every little thing?" said Peter, "especially when she's busy. Come on. Let's go down to the village now and begin."
So they went. The old lady at the Post-office said she didn't see why Perks should have a birthday any more than any one else.
"No," said Bobbie, "I should like every one to have one. Only we know when his is."
"Mine's to-morrow," said the old lady, "and much notice any one will take of it. Go along with you."
So they went.
And some people were kind, and some were crusty. And some would give and some would not. It is rather difficult work asking for things, even for other people, as you have no doubt found if you have ever tried it.
When the children got home and counted up what had been given and what had been promised, page: 186 they felt that for the first day it was not so bad. Peter wrote down the lists of the things in the little pocket-book where he kept the numbers of his engines. These were the lists.
- A tobacco pipe from the sweet shop.
- Half a pound of tea from the grocer's.
- A woolen scarf slightly faded from the draper's, which was the other side of the grocer's.
- A stuffed squirrel from the Doctor.
- A piece of meat from the butcher.
- Six fresh eggs from the woman who lived in the old turnpike cottage.
- A piece of honeycomb and six bootlaces from the cobbler, and an iron shovel from the blacksmith's.
Very early next morning Bobbie got up and woke Phyllis. This had been agreed oil between them. They had not told Peter because they thought he would think it silly. But they told him afterwards, when it had turned out all right.
They cut a big bunch of roses. and put it in a basket with the needle-book that Phyllis had page: 187 made for Bobbie on her birthday, and a very pretty blue necktie of Phyllis's. Then they wrote on a paper, "For Mrs. Ransome, with our best love, because it is her birthday," and they put the paper in the basket, and they took it to the Post-office, and went in and put it on the counter and ran away before the old woman at the Post-office had time to get into her shop.
When they got home Peter had grown confidential over helping Mother to get the breakfast and had told her their plans.
"There's no harm in it," said Mother, "but it depends how you do it. I only hope he won't be offended and think it's charity. Poor people are very proud, you know."
"It isn't because he's poor," said Phyllis; "it's because we're fond of him."
"I'll find some things that Phyllis has outgrown," said Mother, "if you're quite sure you can give them to him without his being offended. I should like to do some little thing for Lim because he's been so kind to you. I can't do much because we're poor ourselves. What are you writing, Bobbie?"
"Nothing particular," said Bobbie, who had suddenly begun to scribble. "I'm sure he'd like the things, Mother."page: 188
The morning of the fifteenth was spent very happily in getting the buns and watching Mother make A.P. on them with pink sugar. You know how it's done, of course? You beat up whites of eggs and mix powdered sugar with them, and put in a few drops of cochineal. And then you make a cone of clean, white paper with a little hole at the pointed end, and put the pink egg-sugar in at the big end. It runs slowly out at the pointed end, and you write the letters with it just as though it were a great fat pen full of pink sugar-ink.
The buns looked beautiful with A.P. on every one, and, when they were put in a cool oven to set the sugar, the children went up to the village to collect the honey and the shovel and the other promised things.
The old lady at the Post-office was standing on her doorstep. The children said "Good morning," politely, as they passed.
"Here, stop a bit," she said.
So they stopped.
"Those roses," said she.
"Did you like them?" said Phyllis; "they were as fresh as fresh. I made the needle-book, but it was Bobbie's present." She skipped joyously as she spoke.
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"Here's your basket," said the Post-office woman. She event in and brought out the basket. It was full of fat, red gooseberries.
"I dare say Perks's children would like them," said she.
"You are an old dear," said Phyllis, throwing her arms around the old lady's fat waist. "Perks will be pleased."
"He won't be half so pleased as I was with your needle-book and the tie and the pretty flowers and all," said the old lady, patting Phyllis's shoulder. "You're good little souls, that you are. Look here. I've got a pram round the back in the wood-lodge. It was got for my Emmie's first, that didn't live but six months, and she never had but that one. I'd like Mrs. Perks to have it. It 'ud be a help to her with that great boy of her's. Will you take it along?"
"Oh!" said all the children together.
When Mrs. Ransome had got out the perambulator and taken off the careful papers that covered it, and dusted it all over, she said:—
"Well, there it is. I don't know but what I'd have given it to her before if I'd thought of it. Only I didn't quite know if she'd accept of it from me. You tell her it was my Emmie's little one's pram—"page: 190
"Oh, isn't it nice to think there is going to be a real live baby in it again!"
"Yes," said Mrs. Ransome, sighing, and then laughing; "here, I'll give you some peppermint cushions for the little ones, and then you run along before I give you the roof off my head and the clothes off my back."
All the things that had been collected for Perks were packed into the perambulator, and at half-past three Peter and Bobbie and Phyllis wheeled it down to the little yellow house where Perks lived.
The house was very tidy. On the window ledge was a jug of wild-flowers, big daisies, and red sorrel, and feathery, flowery grasses.
There was a sound of splashing from the wash-house, and a partly washed boy put his head round the door.
"Mother's a-changing of herself," he said.
"Down in a minute," a voice sounded down the narrow, freshly scrubbed stairs.
The children waited. Next moment the stairs creaked and Mrs. Perks came down, buttoning her bodice. Her hair was brushed very smooth and tight, and her face shone with soap and water.
"I'm a bit late changing, Miss," she said to Bob- Bobbie page: 191 bie, "owing to me having had a extry clean-up to-day, along o' Perks happening to name its being his birthday. I don't know what put it into his head to think of such a thing. We keeps the children's birthdays, of course; but him and me—we're too old for such like, as a general rule."
"We knew it was his birthday," said Peter, "and we've got some presents for him outside in the perambulator."
As the presents were being unpacked Mrs. Perks gasped. When they were all unpacked, she surprised and horrified the children by sitting suddenly down on a wooden chair and bursting into tears.
"Oh, don't!" said everybody; "oh, please don't!" And Peter added, perhaps a little impatiently: "What on earth is the matter? You don't mean to say you don't like it?"
Mrs. Perks only sobbed. The Perks children, now as shiny-faced as any one could wish, stood at the wash-house door, and scowled at the intruders. There was a silence, an awkward silence.
"Don't you like it?" said Peter, again, while his sisters patted Mrs. Perks on the back.
She stopped crying as suddenly as she had begun.page: 192
"There, there, don't you mind me. I'm all right!" she said. "Like it? Why, it's a birthday such as Perks never 'ad, not even when 'e was a boy and stayed with his uncle, who was a corn chandler in his own account. He failed afterwards. Like it? Oh—" and then she went on and said all sorts of things that I won't write down, because I am sure that Peter and Bobbie and Phyllis would not like me to. Their ears got hotter and hotter, and their faces redder and redder, at the kind things Mrs. Perks said. They felt they had done nothing to deserve all this praise.
At last Peter said: "Look here, we're glad you're pleased. But if you go on saying things like that, we must go home. And we did want to stay and see if Mr. Perks is pleased, too. But we can't stand this."
"I won't say another single word," said Mrs. Perks, with a beaming face, "but that needn't stop me thinking, need it? For if ever—"
"Can we have a plate for the buns?" Bobbie asked abruptly. And then Mrs. Perks hastily laid the table for tea, and the buns and the honey and the gooseberries were displayed on plates, and the roses were put in two glass jam jars, and the page: 193 tea table looked, as Mrs. Perks said, "fit for a Prince."
"To think!" she said, "me getting the place tidy early, and the little 'uns getting the wild-flowers and all—when never did I think there'd be anything more for him except the ounce of his pet particular that I got o' Saturday and been saving up for 'im ever since. Bless us! 'e is early!"
Perks had indeed unlatched the latch of the little front gate.
"Oh," whispered Bobbie, "let's hide in the back kitchen, and you tell him about it. But give him the tobacco first, because you got it for him. And when you've told him, we'll all come in and shout, 'Many happy returns!'"
It was a very nice plan, but it did not quite come off. To begin with, there was only just time for Peter and Bobbie and Phyllis to rush into the wash-house, pushing the young and open-mouthed Perks children in front of them. There was not time to shut the door, so that, without at all meaning it, they had to listen to what went on in the kitchen. The wash-house was a tight fit for the Perks children and the Three Chimneys children, as well as all the wash-house's proper furniture, including the mangle and the copper.page: 194
"Hullo, old woman!" they heard Mr. Perks's voice say; "here's a pretty set out!"
"It's your birthday tea, Bert," said Mrs. Perks, "and here's a ounce of your extry particular. I got it o' Saturday along o' your happening to remember it was your birthday to-day."
"Good old girl!" said Mr. Perks, and there was a sound of a kiss.
"But what's that pram doing here? And what's all these bundles? And where did you get the sweetstuff, and—"
The children did not hear what Mrs. Perks replied, because just then Bobbie gave a start, put her hand in her pocket, and all her body grew stiff with horror.
"Oh!" she whispered to the others, "whatever shall we do? I forgot to put the labels on any of the things! He won't know what's from who. He'll think it's all us, and that we're trying to be grand or charitable or something horrid."
"Hush!" said Peter.
And then they heard the voice of Mr. Perks, loud and rather angry.
"I don't care," he said; "I won't stand it, and so I tell you straight."
"But," said Mrs. Perks, "it's them children you page: 195 make such a fuss about—the children from the Three Chimneys."
"I don't care," said Perks, firmly, "not if it was a angel from Heaven. We've got on all right all these years and no favours asked. I'm not going to begin these sort of charity goings-on at my time of life, so don't you think it, Nell."
"Oh, hush!" said poor Mrs. Perks; "Bert, shut your silly tongue, for goodness' sake. The all three of 'em's in the wash-house a-listening to every word you speaks."
"Then I'll give them something to listen to," said the angry Perks; "I've spoke my mind to them afore now, and I'll do it again," he added, and he took two strides to the wash-house door, and flung it wide open—as wide, that is, as it would go, with the tightly packed children behind it.
"Come out," said Perks, "come out and tell me what you mean by it. 'Ave I ever complained to you of being short, as you comes this charity lay over me?"
"Oh!" said Phyllis, "I thought you'd be so pleased; I'll never try to be kind to any one else as long as I live. No, I won't, not never."
She burst into tears.page: 196
"We didn't mean any harm," said Peter.
"It ain't what you means so much as what you does," said Perks.
"Oh, don't!" cried Bobbie, trying hard to be braver than Phyllis, and to find more words than Peter had done for explaining in. "We thought you'd love it. We always have things on our birthdays."
"Oh, yes," said Perks, "your own relations; that's different."
"Oh, no," Bobbie answered. "Not our own relations. All the servants always gave us things at home, and us to them when it was their birthdays. And when it was mine, and Mother gave me the brooch like a buttercup, Mrs. Viney gave me two lovely glass pots, and nobody thought she was coming the charity lay over us."
"If it had been glass pots here," said Perks, "I wouldn't ha' said so much. It's there being all this heaps and heaps of things I can't stand. No—nor won't neither."
"But they're not all from us—" said Peter, "only we forgot to put the labels on. They're from all sorts of people in the village."
"Who put 'em up to it, I'd like to know?" asked Perks.page: 197
"Why, we did," sniffed Phyllis.
Perks sat down heavily in the elbow-chair and looked at them with what Bobbie afterwards described as withering glances of gloomy despair.
"So you've been round telling the neighbours we can't make both ends meet? Well, now you've disgraced us as deep as you can in the neighbourhood, you can just take the whole bag of tricks back w'ere it come from. Very much obliged, I'm sure. I don't doubt but what you meant it kind, but I'd rather not be acquainted with you any longer if it's all the same to you." He deliberately turned the chair round so that his back was turned to the children. The legs of the chair grated on the brick floor, and that was the only sound that broke the silence.
Then suddenly Bobbie spoke.
"Look here," she said, "this is most awful."
"That's what I says," said Perks, not turning round.
"Look here," said Bobbie, desperately, "we'll go if you like—and you needn't be friends with us any more if you don't want, but—"
"I shall always be friends with you, however nasty you are to us," sniffed Phyllis, wildly.
"Be quiet," said Peter, in a fierce aside.page: 198
"But before we go," Bobbie went on desperately, "do let us show you the labels we wrote to put on the things."
"I don't want to see no labels," said Perks, "except proper luggage ones in my own walk of life. Do you think I've kept respectable and outer debt on what I gets, and her having to take in washing, to be give away for a laughingstock to all the neighbours?"
"Laughing?" said Peter; "you don't know."
"You're a very hasty gentleman," whined Phyllis; "you know you were wrong once before, about us not telling you the secret about the Russian. Do let Bobbie tell you about the labels?"
"Well. Go ahead!" said Perks, grudgingly.
"Well, then," said Bobbie, fumbling miserably, yet not without hope, in her tightly stuffed pocket, "we wrote down all the things everybody said when they gave us the things, with the people's names, because Mother said we ought to be careful—because—but I wrote down what she said—and you'll see."
But Bobbie could not read the labels just at once. She had to swallow once or twice before she could begin.
Mrs. Perks had been crying steadily ever since page: 199 her husband had opened the wash-house door. Now she caught her breath, choked, and said:—
"Don't you upset yourself, Missy. I know you meant it kind if he doesn't."
"May I read the labels?" said Bobbie, crying on to the slips as she tried to sort them. "Mother's first. It says:—
"'Little Clothes for Mrs. Perks's children.' Mother said, 'I'll find some of Phyllis's things that she's grown out of if you're quite sure Mr. Perks wouldn't be offended and think it's meant for charity. I'd like to do some little thing for him, because he's so kind to you. I can't do much because we're poor ourselves.'"
Bobbie paused.
"That's all right," said Perks, "your Ma's a born lady. We'll keep the little frocks, and what not, Nell."
"Then there's the perambulator and the gooseberries, and the sweets," said Bobbie, "they're from Mrs. Ransome. She said: 'I dare say Mr. Perks's children would like the sweets. And the perambulator was got for my Emmie's first—it didn't live but six months, and she's never had but that one. I'd like Mrs. Perks to have it. It would be a help with her fine boy. I'd have given it before page: 200 if I'd been sure she'd accept of it from me.' She told me to tell you," Bobbie added, "that it was her Emmie's little one's pram."
"I can't send that pram back, Bert," said Mrs. Perks, firmly, "and I won't. So don't you ask me—"
"I'm not a-asking anything," said Perks, gruffly.
"Then the shovel," said Bobbie. "Mr. James made it for you himself. And he said—where is it? Oh, yes, here! He said, 'You tell Mr. Perks it's a pleasure to make a little trifle for a man as is so much respected,' and then he said he wished he could shoe your children and his own children, like they do the horses, because, well, he knew what shoe leather was."
"James is a good enough chap," said Perks.
"Then the honey," said Bobbie, in haste, "and the bootlaces. He said he respected a man that paid his way—and the butcher said the same. And the old turnpike woman said many was the time you'd lent her a hand with her garden when you were a lad—and things like that came home to roost—I don't know what she meant. And everybody who gave anything said they liked you, and it was a very good idea of ours; and nobody said anything about charity or anything horrid page: 201 like that. And the old gentleman gave Peter a gold pound for you, and said you were a man who knew your work. And I thought you'd love to know how fond people are of you, and I never was so unhappy in my life. Good-by. I hope you'll forgive us some day—"
She could say no more, and she turned to go.
"Stop," said Perks, still with his back to them; "I take back every word I've said contrary to what you'd wish. Nell, set on the kettle."
"We'll take the things away if you're unhappy about them," said Peter; "but I think everybody'll be most awfully disappointed, as well as us."
"I'm not unhappy about them," said Perks; "I don't know," he added, suddenly wheeling the chair round and showing a very odd-looking screwed-up face, "I don't know as ever I was better pleased. Not so much with the presents—though they're an A1 collection—but the kind respect of our neighbours. That's worth having, eh, Nell?"
"I think it's all worth having," said Mrs. Perks, "and you've made a most ridiculous fuss about nothing, Bert, if you ask me."
"No, I ain't," said Perks, firmly; "if a man didn't respect hisself, no one wouldn't do it for him."page: 202
"But every one respects you," said Bobbie; "they all said so."
"I knew you'd like it when you really understood," said Phyllis, brightly.
"Humph! You'll stay to tea?" said Mr. Perks.
Later on Peter proposed Mr. Perks's health. And Mr. Perks proposed a toast, also honoured in tea, and the toast was, "May the garland of friendship be ever green," which was much more poetical than any one had expected from him.
* * * * * * * *
"Jolly good little kids, those," said Mr. Perks to his wife as they went to bed.
"Oh, they're all right, bless their hearts," said his wife; "it's you that's the aggravatingest old thing that ever was. I was ashamed of you—I tell you—"
"You didn't need to be, old gal. I climbed down handsome soon as I understood it wasn't charity. But charity's what I never did abide, and won't neither."
* * * * * * * *
All sorts of people were made happy by that birthday party. Mr. Perks and Mrs. Perks and the little Perkses by all the nice things and by the kind thoughts of their neighbours; the Three page: 203 Chimneys children by the success, undoubted though unexpectedly delayed, of their plan; and Mrs. Ransome every time she saw the fat Perks baby in the perambulator. Mrs. Perks made quite a round of visits to thank people for their kind birthday presents, and after each visit felt that she had a better friend than she had thought.
"Yes," said Perks, reflectively, "it's not so much what you does as what you means; that's what I say. Now if it had been charity."
"Oh, drat charity," said Mrs. Perks; "nobody won't offer you charity, Bert, however much you was to want it, I lay. That was just friendliness, that was."
When the clergyman called on Mrs. Perks, she told him all about it. "It was friendliness, wasn't it, Sir?" said she.
"I think," said the clergyman, "it was what is sometimes called loving-kindness."
So you see it was all right in the end. But if one does that sort of thing, one has to be careful to do it in the right way. For, as Mr. Perks said, when he had time to think it over, it's not so much what you do, as what you mean.


text: My first post. I have a 2001 Suburban with 140k miles bought new. So far, it has been a very good one. I tow a 6 x 10 enclosed trailer with no issues until lately my burb whole chassis will vibrate when I reach 68-70 mph. I drove the rear wheels up on a ramp and checked the driveshaft with the transmission in neutral. I found a bad front universal joint and the one close to the diff is good. I feel I can tackle this job and it looks really easy to drop the driveshaft. Question. Will a u-joint from car quest be ok or do I have to get the factory joint which is about $90 a piece? Thanks.


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import java.util.Random; public class flip { int head = 0; int tail = 0; public static void main (String[] args){ double start = 0; double end = 1; double random = new Random().nextDouble(); double result = start + (random * (end - start)); System.out.println(result); if (result < 0.5){ System.out.println("head"); }else if (result > 0.5 && result < 1.0){ System.out.println("tail"); } } }
currently i am trying to make the coin flip 10 times and display how much times heads and tails come out. However i cant use any loops so i know i have to call my if method 10x. i just don't know how to lay that out properly and make all the data from the 10 method calls print out. I know i got to store it in my filed variables and then have a system.out.println print out the number in heads and tails.
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text: The question now is what position will Davis play, guard or tackle? The Cowboys have not had much progress in talks with the agent for Colombo on a long-term deal, which means Davis could play right tackle. Assistant head coach Tony Sparano is high on two young guards, Cory Procter and Joe Berger, in case Rivera is unable to return. that came from the newspaper...lets talk about it now...DAVIS at RT like i told you guys...thats where he is playing, we arent signing columbo...sparano is high on two other guards...so now how do you feel about DAVIS....at RT....sack city baby


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I'm here today to make a case for Swiss buttercream, the edible cake decorating medium that so many bakers have abandoned when decorating their cakes these days. Now that it's become de rigueur to cover and decorate celebration cakes with fondant, the flexible sugar dough that's become exceedingly popular thanks to cake TV shows, Swiss buttercream has become an afterthought; the glue that adheres fondant to cake. For me, a cook who believes that it's never worth it to sacrifice flavor for appearance, the demise of buttercream cakes is a travesty.
For me, when it comes to cake decor, it's Swiss buttercream or nothing. I love its thick-yet-light texture, which does a great job covering cakes evenly and doesn't shrink or disappear when it's chilled and then brought back to room temperature. I love how it is easy to manipulate and pipe into decorations, and how it stands up on its own, allowing decorators to create great details and textures, reminiscent of an impressionist paintings. Best of all, I love how buttercream, Swiss or otherwise, is simple and made from tasty ingredients that are pantry staples. It's beautiful and delicious.
Swiss buttercream is, in its most basic form, made from egg whites, sugar (which are whipped together to form meringue), and butter. I prefer to add a little cream of tartar to stabilize the meringue, plus a pinch of salt to balance the sweetness. Once the buttercream has come together, I also often add a flavoring, either an extract or the seeds scraped from the inside of a vanilla bean, and depending on the project, I may also add gel color. But that's it. Sweet, buttery, decadent.
Swiss buttercream begins as Swiss meringue, which is made by whisking a mixture of egg whites and sugar (plus salt and cream of tartar) in a bowl set over simmering water (a double broiler) until the mixture reaches 140° F. The meringue then gets transferred to the stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, where it's simultaneously whipped and cooled into a stiff, glossy meringue. Butter is whisked into the cooled meringue, a little at a time, until the buttercream becomes homogeneous and sturdy.
Making Swiss buttercream isn't at all difficult, but there are definitely steps you can take to ensure perfection. Click through the slideshow for step-by-step tips for getting it right, then check out this simple recipe to get started making a batch of your own.
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About the author: Lauren Weisenthalhas logged many hours working in restaurant kitchens and bakeries of Brooklyn and Manhattan. She is a graduate of the Artisan Bread Baking and Pastry Arts programs at the French Culinary Institute. You can follow her on Twitter at @evilliagekitchen.


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the thing is this:
The networking of my game works relatively good (using java and udp (DatagramSocket)), but I have an issue when testing it with my friends over Skype or Teamspeak and I don´t have an idea why that is so.
We are connected using hamachi (it simulates a LAN-connection) and there is no lagging at all in the game, but every time the client tries to send data to the server, skype skips a some millisecs, causing great lagging so I´m not able to understand what my friend is saying at all.
For me it looks like sending a package over udp takes relatively long and blocks skype from using the connection in this time.
If you need some code, calling the method looks like this:
data = new byte[....]; .... DatagramPacket sendPacket = new DatagramPacket(data,data.length,HOST_IP,SERVER_PORT); socket.send(sendPacket);The maximum size of an udp-package is 1024 in my application; is this to big?
Or is there another, better way of sending packets using udp?
Hope you have suggestions on this,
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Since last summer, both Ivies have helped pave the censorial frontiers of the corporatized academy, while employing public-relations armies to perpetuate the aura of the liberal-arts sensibility. For these efforts, described in more detail below, two of the nation's pre-eminent academic institutions have earned Muzzle Awards, accolades unlikely to be trumpeted by their respective Offices of Public Affairs.
Harvard, a private institution, is not bound by the First Amendment guarantee of free expression. But Harvard's own Free Speech Guidelines promise wide latitude for self-expression, because "[c]urtailment of free speech undercuts the intellectual freedom that defines our purpose." In at least four instances over the last year, however, Harvard's actions spoke louder than words.
1. Med School media muzzle A proposed Harvard Medical School policy for 2009–'10 instructed "all interactions between students and the media" to be coordinated with the school's public-relations office. The policy was reportedly influenced by student comments in a New York Timesexposé of conflicts of interest among Med School professors. When students were notified about the new policy last August, the incensed aspiring MDs naturally contacted the Times. Under the Times' spotlight, Med School administrators admitted the wording was "problematic" and vowed to remove the policy from the student handbook.
2. Law School soft censorship A third-year Harvard Law student, in a November e-mail to a friend, expressed her interest in seeing further research on a controversial question: whether race and intelligence might be genetically linked. Though the 3L stressed that she "would just like some scientific data to disprove the genetic position," she deemed the available data insufficient for certainty.
When said e-mail surfaced in late April on a self-described "legal tabloid" blog, Harvard Law Dean Martha Minow sent a school-wide response, in which she not only misinterpreted the student's intent, but condemned the mere asking of the 3L's questions. This skeptical student's "false view," Minow wrote in her accusatory e-mail, "suggested that black people are genetically inferior to white people."
Read closely, the student's e-mail makes no such suggestion. In Minow's response, however, you'll find a textbook example of soft censorship — no direct penalty, but a declaration that certain ideas (or even questions) are off-limits. Minow was "heartened" by the 3L's acknowledging "the offense and hurt that the comment engendered." How would Minow have responded had the student stood by her inquiry? Soft, or hard punishment?
3. Employee loyalty oath It's not only student speech that is under scrutiny. Harvard employees were required, this past year, to sign a stringent "confidentiality agreement," a ban on disclosure of "information about a person or an entity that, if disclosed, could . . . be damaging to financing standing, employability, reputation or other interests [emphasis added]." This serves to insulate not only Harvard, but also its administrators, from public criticism. "Other interests," of course, are in the eyes of the beholder. And few employees would risk venturing to find out what they might be.
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This is an environment where the teams have all of the leverage in terms of releasing players at any point during the term of a contract. Tom Condon will get a deal done with Jerry Reese.
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
The little dancer still refuses to report......he thinks he should be paid more than REAL number 1 WRs...time to move this clown and get a football player......the Giants don't need a dancing prima donna with Alligator arms.
Yeah I do realize that, but it is also for strength and conditioning and you know as well as I do, that he'd be there if there were no contract issues. The major theme of my post refers to his stubbornness in not signing a very fair and generous contract offer from the Giants. He wants 10 mil a year minimum, and he's not worth that.
I've said it before and I'll keep on saying it......truly elite receivers don't drop passes the way Cruz still does.
Sign the contract Victor!
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Giants have a lot of needs and 10 even 7 mil is too much for one player. Football is not a one man show so sign contract Cruz.
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Pulaski Technical College has received a performing arts grant from the Mid-America Arts Alliance to support a performance this fall by Mark Twain impersonator Richard Salassi.
Salassi will perform for Pulaski Tech faculty, staff and students at 10 a.m. Nov. 30, the birthday of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain. An evening performance on Nov. 29 from 6:30-8 p.m. will be open to the public.
Both performances will be in the R. J. Wills Lecture Hall in the Pulaski Technical College Campus Center.
During his two-stay stay in Arkansas, Salassi also will be involved in a professional development workshop for Pulaski Tech's Fine Arts and Humanities instructors as well as for English and literature teachers from area high schools.
The college also will host a Mark Twain birthday party that will serve 30 middle school students who are clients at the Centers for Youth and Families.
The presentation is supported by Mid-America Arts Alliance with underwriting by the National Endowment for the Arts, Pulaski Technical College Foundation, and foundations, corporations and individuals throughout Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas.
The event is co-sponsored by Pulaski Technical College's Ottenheimer Library, Fine Arts and Humanities Division, and Student Life and Leadership.
Mid-America Arts Alliance enriches communities through cultural experiences throughout America's heartland to share in and enjoy the arts and culture of our region and the world.
Salassi of Texas is an experienced stage actor who performs his one-man act about 40 times a year in classrooms across the country.
"Pulaski Tech is to be commended for their commitment to serving their community with this distinctive event," said Mary Kennedy McCabe, executive director of the Mid-America Arts Alliance. "Audiences in central Arkansas will have the opportunity to see the exciting work of Richard Salassi, many for the first time, and Mid-America Arts Alliance is proud to help support this work."
For information about the Salassi's visit, call Summer Tumbleson at (501) 812-2750 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This is a competitive, 3D arcade styled, third person, free for all combat game that is based on a small barren spherical world. The winning condition is to unifying all units in a match using a "Domination list" mechanic. With each kill a player creates a link and highlights the enemy on their domination list. This link disables the ability to do damage between the player, the enemy (now linked) and any other units/players highlighted on the player's "domination list" . If a player is already on a list the kills they make will add to the list they are a part of as well as highlight the kill on their own list. If a player is killed all the links on their own list are split up amongst the units/players lists disbanding any units/players with no kills of their own.
The player's actions tab (a custom GUI interface hotkeys 1-0) will enable the player to drag and drop items, earned skills and up to 5 linked players from their "Domination/action list" to the tab. A player's tactical team of 5 will expand quickly once those 5 players earn their own links/kills. This makes the main player tactical team into an operational group. The main player issues objectives and support attempting to use the teams to the best of their abilities. A operational player's view pulls back to enable easier field command however objectives are best issued from the interactive holographic mini-map representation of the entire spherical world. The last step of this hierarchy is if one of the players in that operational group becomes an operational leader turning the main player into a strategic commander. This commander issues strategic goals for the groups to build objectives towards attempting to move these masses of players into the right area at the right time. The commanders view will pull back more and reveal more of the map, making defensive command easier in addition to the mini-map.
As the player earns more links, they will also earn more skills and items. Many of the skills will allow the player to issue weapons and other items to their subordinates as incentives to follow orders but other skills will act as buffs and abilities like building basic tactical defenses like barbwire, trenches and sandbag walls, etc. Some skills will compliment command while others are more combat focused. A player will have the option to ignore command entirely and focus entirely on combat if they choose.
The final touches to the game could include character transformation skills that allow an operational leader to turn into a support vehicle or a strategic commander into a bunker. Lastly an end of match survival meta game could test the "winning" player and the unified army against endless waves of deadlier enemies, creating a brag worthy survival time.
If you've made it this far then I applaud you and thank you for reading it. If you have any questions or constructive feedback I'd love to hear it. I've got some decent feedback already but I'm still very open to suggestions on how to get this project off the ground. This is my third edit and update. Keep the feedback coming!


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Helsinki Pop & Jazz Conservatory was established in 1972. The school offers a three-year degree program in performance and music technology on the upper secondary level.
At the conservatory, 120 students are enrolled in vocational studies, which are subsides by the Finnish government. The school has programs only in Finnish, therefore it is necessary for an applicant to be proficient in Finnish language. Application period is in early March. Please notice that school has a centralized online process unified by the Finnish National Board of Education. Also, the application process is in Finnish.
At the vocational studies the school collaborates with clubs and concert halls in Helsinki. In February the Pop & Jazz Conservatory organizes the international Close Encounters Helsinki–St. Petersburg student festival, which offers a multicultural venue for ambitious young musicians and their fresh ideas–bringing together musical genres and nations. The festival takes place simultaneously at prominent venues in Helsinki and St. Petersburg with participants from the BIN and other networks. The festival focuses on original music written and performed by the students.
In addition to the students in vocational education, there are about 600 youth who study music at the conservatory. Children can select their instruments during an experimental period. After picking up their main instrument, they start bands and as a band they are participating in theory classes. Instead of exams they are assessed during live performances.
The premises of the conservatory are quite modern with two studios, concert hall and gallery. The school is located in the Arabianranta area, which is the capital's most innovative and dynamic educational, working, and residential neighborhood specializing in music, design, and AV-technology. Collaboration with creative industries is constant and fruitful.
Contact Information
Janne Murto
Arabiankatu 2
00560 Helsinki
phone: + 358 400 643494


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well i posted 1955 in the old forum so lets move ahead and go to 1965. now i know my ride has to be a 65 mustang cobra. that and a 65 GTO would be cool to have in the same garage. no dout it would be the baddest garage around.
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fastback. hold on, mabe you should have put 69, that way all the better cars would be there already.
yeah but i like using the years that end in 5 since it is 2005.
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GTO Or a Corvette
in that case, 64 lincoln continental with them suicide doors. and a 66 stang. like snoop dog said, "i know some people who know some people who jacked some people."
those continentals were nice looking cars. isn't that the type of car JFK got killed in?
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actualy, yeah, i think so.
My car would definitely be a 1963 stingray. Can ask for a cooler car in that time period than that split-window.
Make it 1970 and I'd have myself a Hemi 'Cuda
I'm driving a '65 Nova with the 327 HO and the four-speed. Then strip the 327 emblems off the fenders, rip out the back seat and go find some suckers.That, or a '64 Satellite with the 426 wedge-head, refrigerator-white with dog-dish hubcaps.Yes, I'm insane.
This is what my Granpa's truck looked like and I drove it from about the time I was 5 or 6. I was 10 by 1965 and wanting to drive something cooler!This is what the T-Bird Dad bought at an abandoned auto sale looked like. I got to drive it around the yard! I felt VERY cool!
1965 is definately a year I can get excited about, and as my screenname implies, I couldn't possibly settle for just one car. For a nice sportscar, I'd have to have a 1964 or 1965 Jaguar XKE 4.2 series l roadster. For a GT, I'd have a 1965 Aston Martin DB5 My daily cruiser would have to be a 1965 Thunderbird with the Sports roadster dealer kit.
I'm with DODGEMAN. Make it '70, and give me a Hemi Cuda or a Hemi Charger. For '65, though, I say "HERE COME DA JUDGE." Got lawyers?
hmm with those cars you could have a really sweet garage.
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Nice choices, NeedABigG, my wife saw your post and now she wants a Jaguar! What is it about wives and XKE's?I thought I'd show you my first vehicle, or one like it, which this one is, except mine was an oxidized green with house paint on the door covering the words"Wardrobe Cleaners"! The tires and wheels are real close to my old 51 Panel. It had a Flathead V-8 with a non-synchro 4 speed out of an F-7 Ford tow truck. I kept blowing three speeds up till I installed this tranny, I taught me all about double clutching.I bought this truck with a friend at an abandonned auto sale also. I've still got the V-8 emblem from my first truck!


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Oh Elisabrat, your posts make me laugh - I want some of your cheeriness (or your meds) I read QB every morning as I eat breakfast and it's a great way to start the day - that's if I make it through laughing and eating toast at the same time without choking !!!
Yay to urgodschild for being brave enough to machine quilt her Dec swap. You can do it !!!
Dabbler, hope you aren't going to burn out your sewing machine like the lefse iron or else I won't get my DQ LOL


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___________________2010 Taurus SELFastbacks are for Louvers! Weather forecast for tonight: Dark. - George Carlin
Actually I kinda like it.
___________________2010 Taurus SELFastbacks are for Louvers! Weather forecast for tonight: Dark. - George Carlin
Can you just link the photo, TOTS? You're not allowed to post photos that are watermarked/copyrighted unless they're from MT. That said, it doesn't look half bad.
As Paris Hilton used to say.. "That's HOT!"
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I love pooping while on the clock.
And it's not fail wheel drive like the CLA.
That's surprisingly good looking.
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I actually like it.
..Oops!Toyota quality '96 Mustang GT-152,000'01 Focus ZX3-RIP 10/30/13"A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have." "I'm terribly sorry, I ran over your dog...in my Jaaaaag."-Hammondmolon labe
Not bad actually, looks way better than mediocre Audis btw.
Is that 3-Series bigger than the ATS? This 2-Series kind of reminds me of the ATS in the length department.
How will Bmw screw it up?
TheOriginalThreadStarter:How will Bmw screw it up?By making it around the same size as the 2-Series.
Will 2-Series owners think they're driving V6-powered fwd cars?
Now this is SEXY/HOT, you hear that zoom. Look at something that is sexy lol. Damn I love this thing
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USFS defends Lookout Mtn. thinning project
Denies critics' claim old-growth being 'eliminated'
La PINE, Ore. - Critics of a thinning project on the Deschutes National Forest west of La Pine said Wednesday they unfurled banners on Bend roads and a stack of logs in the woods, accusing the U.S. Forest Service of a "rampage" and "liquidating" the forest's last old-growth stands.
But forest officials fired back, disputing that the trees involved were of old-growth age and saying their work will boost forest health and leave the area more resilient to drought. reduce their susceptibility to insects and cut the risk of significant loss from wildfire.
Here, in full is a statement received by NewsChannel 21 and other organizations, and the full response from Forest Service officials:
Forest Service is on a rampage to log old growth forests in the Deschutes national forest.
Concerned citizens of Oregon drop banners around Bend to tell the forest service to stop logging the last intact old growth forests in the Deschutes. "We are appalled by the forest service's elimination of the last intact old growth forests in the Deschutes and the hypocrisy of calling this an experiment. Science has shown for decades that thinning does in fact increase radial growth in trees. However in this area of Lookout Mountain there are already the kinds of trees such thinning is usually intended to create." said concerned citizen Jeffrie Kingsley from Milton-freewater, Oregon.
We are doing this to inform the citizens of Bend and all of Oregon that the Deschutes is exterminating old growth trees there for wildlife habitat and recreational values. All the legal possibilities of saving this sale were exhausted and logging had already started so we wanted to inform the public about what is going on right in our back yard. There have been numerous timber sales just in the Deschutes such as Five Buttes, EXF which are currently being logged or have already been logged, Popper, West Bend, Ogden, Rocket, and Rim-Paunina and there will be many more to come. As concerned citizens from Oregon this action intends to pressure the Deschutes forest service to stop the extermination of old growth trees on the eastside of the cascades.
As the first experimental forest in the northwest Pringle Falls was established in 1931 and Lookout Mountain, a 3,535 acre unit, was added in 1937. This area of the forest is maintained and administered by the Pacific Northwest Research Station in cooperation with the Deschutes National Forest. In 1845 a stand replacement fire resulted in the establishment of mostly ponderosa pine forest at lower elevations and mixed conifer (Douglas fir, grand fir, sugar pine, western white pine, and mountain hemlock) forest at higher elevations. Small portions of Lookout Mountain was thinned in the 1970's and 80's. This part of the experimental forest is located about 25 miles southwest of Bend.
The Deschutes National Forest is currently liquidating approximately 2,554 acres of healthy old growth ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forest in the Lookout Mountain unit. This means removing 72% of the old growth tree, over 2/3rds of the Lookout Mountain unit, under the guise of an experiment. 1,840 acres will resemble a clear cut with only widely spaced seed trees with little to no ground cover. Of the total sale only 342 acres are to be left alone for future research, intact wildlife habitat and natural forest recreational use.
The Lookout Mountain timber sale (EXF) will affect nesting and foraging habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl, potential habitat for the Pacific fisher and California wolverine, as well as existing habitat for the white-headed woodpecker, the Lewis' woodpecker, neo-tropical song birds and the Johnson's hairstreak butterfly. Many of these animals require mixed conifer forest, old growth logs, snags, and down wood to protect their livelihood. These species are all threatened by the EXF timber sales.
"Going up to Lookout after logging operations started was devastating. The forest service claims to be worried about fires but let logging crews leave piles of slash two stories high along with other debris strewn throughout the area creating much more fire risk than the intact forest we saw there before. You can see huge log decks of old growth trees cut to line the pockets of industry at the expense of recreation, wildlife, and the last intact scenic ponderosa pine forests." said Kingsley.
Response from Forest Service spokeswoman Jean Nelson Dean:
The simplest response is that this is not old-growth that is being removed.
Response to Specific Items in the Press Release
· This is not old-growth forest. The stands on Lookout Mountain are relatively young at 165 years compared to the potential 600 years that ponderosa pine can survive.
· The Forest is thinning trees to reduce density and the risk of large-scale loss that is currently present. The stands are showing signs of stress from overcrowding such as reduced growth, and the stands are not sustainable in this condition. Entomologist research shows that the stands, in their current condition, are susceptible to mountain pine beetle.
· Thinning will remove the smallest trees first to reach the desired tree density; the vast majority of trees removed will be less than 21" in diameter. The project will remove on average 9 trees per acre that measure over 21" dbh.
· There is no clearcutting proposed, only thinning.
· The 342 acres of "control" are part of the experimental design for this study. The entire Experimental Forest is available for future research, which is the objective of the area.
· The EXF Thinning, Fuels Reduction and Research Project is a collaborative effort between the Deschutes National Forest and the Pacific Northwest Research Station, USDA Forest Service. The project site, in the Lookout Mountain Unit of the Pringle Falls Experimental Forest, is located west of La Pine and about three miles east of Crane Prairie Reservoir.
· The Lookout Mountain Unit of the Pringle Falls Experimental Forest was established in 1937 as a center for forest silviculture, management, and insect and disease research in ponderosa pine forests east of the Cascade Range. Today's dense forests on Lookout Mountain were established primarily after two stand-replacement wildfires that occurred around 1845 and 1900. The road system was constructed in the 1960s. Over the last 35 years, vegetation research treatments have occurred on 2,534 of the 3,535 acres within the Lookout Mountain Unit.
· Planned research will improve our understanding of how management actions influence forest structure and dynamics over time, including the effects of thinning and fuels reduction treatments on forest resiliency during a period of potential climatic change.
· Planned management actions will maintain growth of trees through thinning, leave forests more resilient to drought, reduce their susceptibility to forest insects, and reduce the risk of significant loss from wildfire.
· Research will compare over time the effects of forest thinning and fuels reduction on the development of large residual trees and their physiology, the development of large shrubs, changes in forest microclimates, white-headed woodpecker and small mammal populations dynamics, and the role and function of forest insects stands dominated by ponderosa pine. Pre-treatment data collection began in April 2011.
· The first timber sale, named Extra, will harvest an estimated 9.5 million board feet of timber from 493 acres. Additional timber sales will be used to complete the thinning of smaller trees across the total of 2,554 acres. Hazardous fuels will be reduced by piling large slash at log landings, scattering the remaining slash outside of log landings, mowing shrubs, and underburning after the fuels have dried. Associated actions include a total of one mile of temporary road construction, 35 miles of road maintenance, and eventual road closures to protect the research plots.


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There is still time to register for New Student Orientation. If you or someone you know is ready to become an Ichabod, sign up today.Register for orientation
At New Student Orientation, it's getting a schedule that is so exciting. It makes the whole thing official.
"It starts today, with you selecting your classes and becoming a University student. From this point forward you will be known as Ichabods," Washburn President Jerry Farley told the 76 students and their guests gathered in the Washburn Room Thursday morning.
But getting those courses chosen and a creating a schedule that works for the student and his or her goals is the job of advisors, both in academic departments and the academic advising office at the Center for Student Success.
Several sessions throughout the day give the incoming students and their families an understanding of the breadth of opportunity available as general education courses, as well as what is required.
Every first time college student will enroll in the Washburn Experience course, WU101. Many were also advised to start with a math class in case it is a prerequisite for future courses.
Some students are bringing with them Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureateor community college transfer credits. Some will play for an Ichabods athletic team. Some have an intended major when they walk in the door. Some have an inkling, but nothing more. Whatever the situation, it is the job of the student's academic advisor to guide them on the path.
For incoming student athletes that guide is, Kaydee Emperley, special populations advisor. In a general information session before they chose their classes, she made sure each of the incoming student athletes understood the NCAA and university eligibility requirements and how to build a course schedule that would allow them to get to practice on time and miss as few classes as possible because of team travel.
"Your first year here at Washburn is going to set your path," she told them. "You are a student first. We want you to be successful."
Helping students be successful is the goal for all advisors, Pamela Erickson, director of academic advising, told the new students' guests.
"We're here to help them by connecting their academic goals to their career goals," she explained. "Like that home-base person they can go to for help."
A session on financial literacy led by Jamie McEwen, student employment coordinator, explained how working with your advisor can actually save you money.
"To get out in four years you have to be making a game plan," she said. "Meeting regularly with your advisor is a really good step."
Shandra Bulmer, 18, from Ottawa, had looked as some of her course options before she arrived. After taking about 40 credits worth of classes at her local community college, she was thrilled to be enrolling in two courses in her chosen major: criminal justice.
"I've got two courses in my major and two gen-eds," she said. And she's looking forward to getting involved with the criminal justice related student organizations.
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Floxin Otic Singles Side Effects Center
Medical Editor: John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEP
Floxin Otic Singles (ofloxacin otic) solution 0.3% is an antibiotic used to treat ear infections. Floxin Otic Singles is available in generic form. Common side effects of Floxin Otic Singles include:
- mild irritation or discomfort in the ear
- ear itching
- dizziness
- headache
- earache, or
- changes in taste
The recommended dosage regimen of Floxin Otic Singles for the treatment of otitis externa is: For pediatric patients (from 6 months to 13 years old): instill the contents of 1 single-dispensing container into the affected ear once daily for seven days. For patients 13 years and older: instill the contents of 2 single-dispensing containers into the affected ear once daily for seven days. Floxin Otic Singles may interact with other ear drops. Tell your doctor all medications and supplements you use. During pregnancy, Floxin Otic Singles should be used only if prescribed. It is unknown if this medication passes into breast milk. However, it is unlikely to harm a nursing infant. Consult your doctor before breastfeeding.
Our Floxin Otic Singles (ofloxacin otic) solution 0.3% Side Effects Drug Center provides a comprehensive view of available drug information on the potential side effects when taking this medication.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Floxin Otic Singles in Detail - Patient Information: Side Effects
Stop using ofloxacin otic and seek emergency medical attention or contact your doctor if you experience:
- an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of the throat; swelling of the lips, tongue, or face; or hives);
- skin rash; or
- ear drainage, discharge, or worsening pain.
Other less serious side effects may also occur such as ear discomfort or itching, and headache. Continue to use the medication and talk to your doctor if these side effects seem excessive or unusual.
Side effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Floxin Otic Singles Overview - Patient Information: Side Effects
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: tingling/numbness.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: hearing changes.
Use of this medication for prolonged or repeated periods may result in a new fungal ear infection. Do not use it for longer than prescribed. Contact your doctor if you notice new or worsening symptoms.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Floxin Otic Singles FDA Prescribing Information: Side Effects
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Subjects with Otitis Externa
In the phase III clinical trials performed in support of once-daily dosing, 799 subjects with otitis externa and intact tympanic membranes were treated with ofloxacin otic solution. The studies, which served as the basis for approval, were 020 (pediatric, adolescents and adults), 016 (adolescents and adults) and 017 (pediatric). The following treatment-related adverse events occurred in two or more of the subjects.
|Incidence Rate
|Adverse Event
|Studies 002/003†
|Studies 016/017†
|Study 020†
|Application Site Reaction
|† Studies 002/003 (BID) and 016/017 (QD) were active-controlled and comparative. Study 020 (QD) was open and non-comparative.
An unexpected increased incidence of application site reaction was seen in studies 016/017 and was similar for both ofloxacin and the active control drug (neomycinpolymyxin B sulfate-hydrocortisone). This finding is believed to be the result of specific questioning of the subjects regarding the incidence of application site reactions.
In once daily dosing studies, there were also single reports of nausea, seborrhea, transient loss of hearing, tinnitus, otitis externa, otitis media, tremor, hypertension and fungal infection.
In twice daily dosing studies, the following treatment-related adverse events were each reported in a single subject: dermatitis, eczema, erythematous rash, follicular rash, hypoaesthesia, tinnitus, dyspepsia, hot flushes, flushing and otorrhagia.
Subjects with Acute Otitis Media with Tympanostomy Tubes (AOM TT) and Subjects with Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM) with Perforated Tympanic Membranes
In phase III clinical trials which formed the basis for approval, the following treatment-related adverse events occurred in 1% or more of the 656 subjects with non-intact tympanic membranes in AOM TT or CSOM treated twice-daily with ofloxacin otic solution:
|Adverse Event
|Taste Perversion
Other treatment-related adverse reactions reported in subjects with non-intact tympanic membranes included: diarrhea (0.6%), nausea (0.3%), vomiting (0.3%), dry mouth (0.5%), headache (0.3%), vertigo (0.5%), otorrhagia (0.6%), tinnitus (0.3%), fever (0.3%). The following treatment-related adverse events were each reported in a single subject: application site reaction, otitis externa, urticaria, abdominal pain, dysaesthesia, hyperkinesia, halitosis, inflammation, pain, insomnia, coughing, pharyngitis, rhinitis, sinusitis, and tachycardia.
Post-marketing Adverse Events
Cases of uncommon transient neuropsychiatric disturbances have been included in spontaneous post-marketing reports. A causal relationship with ofloxacin otic solution 0.3% is unknown.
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