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For those of us who were born in the late 40s and early 50s.
when in your high school era, where did you work and for how much? what did you drive, and how much did you spend buying and working on it?
1965: I was 15, but had a part time job at a hardware store after school, working on lawn mowers. I walked the 2 miles to get there, and home after work because I couldn't drive yet. made $1.45 an hour as I recall. I saved up enough from the job to buy a 56 Chevy 2dr post with a 6 that had just be completely rebuilt and 3 speed on the column for $225.00. the body was really good, but I sanded down the faded green/white paint and painted it a light brown with my dads spray gun that he painted houses with. it actually came out pretty good for a first time project. Then I traded the 6 cyl engine for a complete 56 Convertible with 265 auto in rough (for the time) shape. pulled the engine and stripped off what I wanted from the car and scrapped the rest (it needed a top. + who ever heard of a convertible hot rod. pfffft. that would be just stupid). I still couldn't drive yet, so I spent a couple months tearing the 265 engine apart and cleaning every part within an inch of it's life. I remember I even cleaned out the inside of each pushrod and shined the outside of them with steel wool. you could eat off of every single nut and bolt of that engine when I got through with it 2 months later. as I could afford them I slowly bought new rings and bearings, new timing chain and gears. lapped the valves, and eventually put everything back together again. I think it was like $60.00 for the new parts I used.
That thing ran like a top (although stock) and I ended up driving that car for about a year and a half before the HP bug bit me hard. but that's another chapter.
So what was your first car?
I started cutting grass for my dad at age 10.....50 cents/hr...Got to drive this though
When I was 16, worked at the A&W slinging burgers and fries....Saved up $300 and bought this.
Gas was $0.49/gallon.....Life was good....I miss those days
1951 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe 4 door with Powerglide and the 235 6 cyl. A coach at my high school gave it to me if I'd "put new tires on it and pay the insurance". I was 15. Worked all summer with my Dad at a blue jeans factory in a different city for $2 or so an hour and came home with 4 new tires and "fixing" money. Covered the seats with denim scraps from the plant. Bought a 6 volt battery at Sears. Got my license a week after coming home, got the car inspected and took off. Went to visit a girl friend. The car stalled backing out of her driveway. Dejected, I walked towards home. Stopped at 7-11 for a Coke and mentioned my predicament to the clerk, who said "uh, think it has gas?" Duh.
Worked as a draftsman while in college, 68-69-70 starting at $1.75/hr. When graduating from engineering school was hired by the same company for $9000/yr. Ordered a brand new 1972 Camaro. Gas was $0.35, then a yr later it jumped to $0.50 and speed limits went to 55. I got upset with gas prices since I was driving 50,000 mi per year for my job and traded the Camaro for a new 74 Vega. What in the world was I thinking? However, I also bought a new 72 motorcycle, and starting building a T-bucket, while still putting money in the bank. Some days you just wish you could time travel back
Born in '48, I started working early, mowing, shoveling snow, delivering papers, then a bagger at a grocery store, and pumped gas at a Deep Rock station at 29 cents a gallon.
By age 13, I started going to the U.S. Nationals, built models, and read hot rod magazines, turning me into an obsessed gear-head!
at 15, my dad loaned me $75 to buy a '53 Chevy two door post. I rebuilt the 216, then painted it at age 16.
Many cars followed, including the '57 Bel Air 2-door H.T. with no engine, that I paid $75 dollars for in '67. :-)
I went on to work in Chevrolet parts (At which time I bought my first '57 Vette for $800!)... then eventually ran printers... and later became a machinist at $5 an hour!!! I thought I was RICH!!! After that came heavy equipment, and railroad crew.
During those years I rebuilt a FLEET of early Vettes, 409s, and many more... then in '86 I finally left the world of good-paying "real jobs" to custom paint full time.
No regrets. :-)
Here is a friend of mine telling me what he thought of my '53...
a street rod that I spent 3 years helping a friend build, starting in high school...
and my first '57 Vette (with the seats removed at the time of the photo.)
Great memories!
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Great stories guys! How lucky are we to have been in our prime during the perfect time and place in automotive history?
Over about 13-14 years, I actually bought and sold 17 or 18 early Vettes... '56 through '65. Some were keepers that I built, then sold to start another one... some were just for profit.
Don't feel too bad. I couldn't afford it now. {:-(
First job mowing lawns which with a partner turned into a mowing service all through high school. We covered the San Fernando Valley. I repaired neighbors lawn mowers and bicycles. One of my first paying bicycle repairs was for Don Ameche nieces and nephews. From about age13, on Saturdays I went to work with my father, a mechanic at at Ford dealership for free. First car 1955 Buick Super 2 DHor hardtop.
hardtop. First real job, I hired on at the old mans Ford dealership. I didn't tell him I was going to ask the service manager for a job. The manager told me to wait a few minutes and went down to ask my father if he knew I was in the office asking for a job. His reply was " if you hire him don't put him in my dept." I went to work doing warrenty repairs on new Fords. $450 a month. Gas was $0.23-0.25 per gallon and when there was a gas war I remember seeing it as little as $0.19 /gal and if you bought Shell you got a drinking glass with a fill up! Yep $8.00 filled that old Buick up. A McDonald's hamburger was $0.12, fries or a coke were $0.19. And they sold Hires Rootbeer. The sign below th Arches said " Over 100,000 sold"
That old Buick is the one I wished I still had.
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- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery
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We like to stay here because it is quiet, has nice walking trails for the dog. To the owners though, Someone should fill in the POTHOLES, not good for our truck or 5th Wheel. Other than that we are happy.
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When we arrived, we went up to the office. There was 2 couples having Wine and snacks. One of the couples started to argue as to who was going to check us in. The woman was totally rude. She couldn't even Welcome us and she just assumed that we were who we were without even asking our name. I had booked a Pull through and she commented to me that I had never been in that site, which I thought odd at first untill we got in our site. Then I knew what she was talking about. She could have have suggested a different site because it was horrible. Actually there isn't a nice site in the whole place. We paid for 4 nights,because we were visiting friends, but we only stayed for 3 because we couldn't even put our mats out or even sit outside. The Bathrooms were horrible. There was paint peeling off the walls and there were no shower curtains. Not good. This is supposed to be a Good Sam RV Park but thay are not up to Good Sam Standards. We will be looking around next time. We will not be back. The woman there should take a course in Customer Service. We were not impressed.
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A broken nose will need to be reset through osteotomies of the nasal bones. The osteotomies consist of fracturing both medial and lateral nasal bones and then a manual resetting of the nasal pyramid back to its normal straight anatomical position. This is always done under general anesthesia and is usually not very painful in the postoperative period. Expect bruising and swelling to last 10 days after the procedure and the cast usually stays on the bridge of the nose for 1 week. The incisions are placed on the inside of the nose and the sutures are dissolvable.
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Resetting a broken nose is usually done with a brief anesthesia.
The first couple of weeks or so is the ideal window of opportunity to easily reset the bones before they begin to get more firm. There should be no pain associated with the procedure.
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Setting a broken nose is always done with anesthesia, otherwise it is too painful and the surgeon is not able to do a good job.
Even in the best situation, a subsequent rhinoplasty may be needed. I recommend you keep documentation and X-rays so in the future if you need a secondary procedure, you might be able to have some of the costs covered by your insurance.
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I've written about Ken Vaughn before here, here, here and here. I've discussed his Second Amendment views and his commitment to serving this nation and the people of Virginia's 11th District.
But now let's talk taxes. We all hate paying them. We all look at our paychecks and shake our heads in disbelief and disgust. We all shudder at tax time, hoping that somehow we don't wind up owing the IRS more.
Taxes are inevitable. They are necessary to fund the government – functions necessary to protect this nation and to run our legal system. We know this. But taxes are more than that.
They fund a gargantuan bureaucracy that has grown out of control.
They pay the exorbitant salaries of politicians – their opulent lifestyles and lifetime benefits.
They are given away as corporate welfare.
They are redistributed to those unwilling or unable to support themselves.
Et cetera. Et cetera. Et cetera. (Yes, I'm quoting "The King and I." Don't judge.)
Our tax code is ridiculously complicated and long. I've heard Ken Vaughn say that it's "four times longer than the King James Bible." It's complicated. It's absurd. It's confusing. Hell, it's so confusing, that even the Treasury Secretary was nonplussed!
What would Ken do about it?
He would work to change it. To simplify it. To ensure that everyone is being taxed fairly – that regular Americans aren't carrying the burden, while corporations spend billions on lobbying Congress for tax loopholes and the indolent sit on their butts and pay nothing.
The end result of this complexity is that most people feel that others are not paying their fair share. The left typically uses this as a rallying cry to "tax the rich", but raising tax rates does not solve the problem of special interests getting tax breaks, it will only make this problem worse. Likewise, the right typically points out that roughly 50% of the country is not paying any net income tax, but permanently extending tax cuts will also just extend this problem.
The real solution lies in a simpler tax code. A flat tax, a fair tax, the 9-9-9, or any other simple solution will greatly reduce the regulatory burden on our society while giving all tax payers confidence that everyone is contributing to their government. I personally prefer a solution such as the Fair Tax, but any of these solutions will address or eliminate all of the problems cited above and result in a more robust American economy – and that is what all of our politicians should be focused on.
This is why I like Ken. He understands the problems. He states them plainly and simply. He understands that payroll taxes, gas, phone and other excise taxes, federal, state, corporate and estate taxes all serve to make our nation less competitive, reduce consumer demand and destroy incentives to save.
This is the kind of legislator we need in Washington.
We don't need the same old politicians who will work to "save" the entitlement goodies to which this nation has become accustomed.
We don't need a politician whose sole purpose is to get in the Good Ole Boys' Club in Congress and perpetuate the same destructive policies we've seen from Washington for decades.
We need someone who will stand up to the Establishment, who will bring fresh, new ideas to Washington and who will work to implement true change.
We don't need someone who will make empty promises to save entitlements.
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Contrary to reporting this week (BBC), Bitcoin-Central did not gain the ability to act like an actual bank—but what they've gained is no less fundamental a milestone for a Bitcoin outfit.
By partnering with Aqoba, which is a payment services provider capable of dealing with insured accounts, Bitcoin-Central has gained the ability to offer Euro-based accounts to people who want to trade in Bitcoin exchange and helps protect their funds in the case of a collapse.
Essentially: Paymium, the company behind Bitcoin-Central has partnered with Aqoba, which is a registered PSP–this enabling Bitcoin-Central to hold money in payment accounts (which differ from bank accounts.) Although, it should be noted that this also means that Bitcoin-Central can associate accounts with debit-cards.
As an exchange, Bitcoin-Central has a lot of reasons to want to allow people to store currency in accounts alongside their Bitcoin wallets. This greatly increases the liquidity of exchange capability and reduces the number of fees needed to transfer currency between holdings and thus allows Bitcoin-Central to let customers hang onto more money each time they make an exchange.
It's important to note that the protection for balances only extends to Euros held by Paymium (through Aqoba) but not Bitcoin balances. This is because Bitcoin isn't a recognized federal currency under the law and therefore it's a commodity and not a currency; as a result, the protection only extends to the Euro-accounts. For this milestone, it need not extend to the Bitcoin accounts, simply having safe-haven currency accounts is more than enough to make a notable splash.
This capability is a significant step for an exchange and the BBC article quotes Vitalik Buterin, technical editor of Bitcoin magazine.
"The more we see governments and banks being willing to deal with Bitcoin, the more comfortable a lot of organisations are going to be making the step forward themselves," he said.
Bitcoin still growing up, but this is a giant leap towards broader acceptance
Over the past year, the Bitcoin economy has been growing into numerous sectors. We've seen the rise and fall of exchanges, we've seen growing pains, crashes, and even several heists—an instability that doesn't look good to potential retailers and investors. The financial industry itself thrives on reputation and stability and outfits such as banks, credit card companies, and the like hold customers because they believe they can trust the mechanisms that exchange their money.
By partnering with Aqoba, Bitcoin-Central have put themselves much closer to showing the sort of stability that retailers and services providers want. In fact, with insured money-accounts they can act a lot more like Paypal does and enable people to accept and exchange Bitcoins rapidly with less concerned about fluctuating prices or current valuation; furthermore their earnings will be protected while they wait to withdraw them.
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My alternator seems to be charging my battery at an excessive rate. The regulator is hooked up correctly and is brand new and so is the alternater and so is the battery. the battery is being charged at around 18 volts and looks as if the battery is going to explode. (the sides of the battery are no longer flat but are rounded)
The car will not start after a day or more. I have to get the battery starter/charger to start it. It stays running and charges the battery excessivly. I can restart the car the same day and throughout the day but tomorrow it won't start.
I recently switched back to the external-type or original alternator from an internaly regulated (SI series) alternator. and I had the overcharging thing happen with that alternator so thats why I switched back to the original. and I noticed I had the overcharging thing happed as soon as I moved from Fort worth texas to Council bluffs, IOWA. I don't know if the climate has something to do with this or not.
Thank you very much with your patience.
I think that you have a short in your wiring. Its grounding out and calling for charge all the time.
I had an alternator doing the same thing. One of the fibre washers in the alternator was bad causeing the alternator to ground. It was then overcharging all the time. Replaced the washer and all was fine.
If I understand what you are saying, you put an internal regulator alternator on and it overcharged. Then you reinstalled the original alternator that uses the voltage regulator and it still over charged.
Just a thought, when you installed the internal regulator alternator, did you unhook and plug the old external regulator? If not you may have shorted out both regulators. The one in the alternator and the one mounted on the radiator support.
You may want to get out a meter to check your polarity and continuity. This should find your problem and keep hair on your head.
A bad cell in the battery can also cause an overcharging condition, although it doesn't happen all that often. Take the battery out of the car and have it load tested by itself. If it fails replace it and then recheck the cars system with a new fully charged battery.
I installed the internal regulated alternator and it worked fine in Texas until I moved back to a colder climate(Iowa) then it wouldn't start and the battery was hissing when It was being charged by the alternator(internal reg.). then I changed the alternator back and it's still doing the same thing. I went to Wally-World and exchanged the battery for a new one and it does the same thing.
thank you guys for your input
p.s. what's the difference between a regulator with a capacitor wired off of the brown wire terminal(idiot light wire) and a regulator with no capacitor at all? what exactly does this capacitor do?
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I was looking around and I found a sit that might help. I have a '67 Bel-Air wagon and I learned something from this link. I hope this will help out.
The link is:
Then go to the Tech window
You will want to go down to Chevy Main Electrical Power Systems
This talks about Chevy muscle cars '63 -'71s. It also talks about one-wire compared to the three-wire systems, part numbers, and a lot more.
I found it informative and was surprised how important the horn relay is.
Hope this might help out.
Good luck and let us know how it all works out.
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Ex-Colorado fire chief pleads guilty to theft
GOLDEN, Colo. - The former chief of the Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District has pleaded guilty to stealing from the department when he was in charge.
The district attorney said in a statement that 41-year-old David MacBean entered his plea to two counts of theft and one count of embezzlement during a court appearance Monday. Sentencing was set for June 24. MacBean, who has agreed to pay restitution, remains free on a $40,000 bond.
Prosecutors say that between January 2010 and March 2013, MacBean made unauthorized purchases using the department's credit card and bank accounts. He was indicted by a grand jury in October 2013.


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Arthur 'Earl' McKinley Jr.
Arthur "Earl" McKinley Jr., 59, of Dayton, Ohio, died on Nov. 29, 2013, in Atlanta, Ga. He was born on Dec. 5, 1953, in Pearsall to Frances McKinley and Arthur Earl McKinley Sr. McKinley graduated from Uvalde High School in 1972, and attended Southwest Texas Junior College. He was a pilot of both private and commercial aircraft. McKinley was a captain for Com-Air Airlines from 1987-1992. He served in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Anti-submarine Warfare Operator from 1973-1977. He was a freemason and attended First United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his mother. He is survived by the mother of his children, Sherry Lynn Armstrong of Celina; one son, Arthur "Trey" Earl McKinley III of Austin; one daughter, Elizabeth Aaron McKinley of Celina; father, resident of Ponder; one brother, Malcom McKinley of Lufkin; one sister, Theresa Zumwalt of Ponder; and one grandchild, Addison Bliss McKinley of Celina. Graveside services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at The Buckhorn Cemetery near Pearsall. A masonic rite and remembrances service followed. The family requests memorials be made to a veterans charity of one's choice. HURLEY FUNERAL HOME OF PEARSALL
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Santana tosses two-hitter as Twins blank Orioles, 2-0
BALTIMORE -- Ervin Santana became the first Twins pitcher since Carl Pavano in 2010 to record two complete-game shutouts in the same season on Tuesday, strangling the Orioles offense on just two harmless singles in the Twins' 2-0 victory at Camden Yards.
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Cleared to throw, Jameson Taillon completes bullpen session
ATLANTA -- On Tuesday, two weeks after undergoing surgery for testicular cancer, Pirates right-hander Jameson Taillon was cleared to return to the mound. He threw a 25-pitch bullpen session with catcher Chris Stewart at SunTrust Park, watched by the Pirates training staff and coaches.
Taillon called the day "a really good step." His recent ...Read more
Diamondbacks veteran Zack Greinke shuts down White Sox in 5-1 loss
PHOENIX -- The Chicago White Sox met Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Zack Greinke on Monday at Chase Field, and it didn't end well for the club's brief winning streak.
The Sox managed just four hits and struck out 12 times against Greinke in a 5-1 loss to the Diamondbacks, ending the good vibes started with three straight victories against ...Read more
Giants collect seven extra-base hits, narrowly avoid another bullpen meltdown vs. Cubs
CHICAGO -- Scars heal and seasons begin anew. But some bad memories never fade.
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Tigers unable to back up Michael Fulmer's solid night in 1-0 loss to Astros
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Twins battle back to pound Orioles, 14-7
BALTIMORE -- Kyle Gibson demonstrated Monday he still needs work on getting ahead of hitters, and he's still got problems working out of trouble. But his timing? Couldn't be better.
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Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus told the media Monday afternoon in Houston that the team has optioned right-handed pitcher Anibal Sanchez to Triple-A Toledo.
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WSU not happy with split
You would think a split in the desert would have made the Washington State basketball team happy. You would be wrong. "We're in a position where you can't split anymore," senior Daven Harmeling said. "We've dug ourself such a big hole, splits on the road it's not good enough. It's the kind of stuff that will let us have a spring break instead of playing postseason basketball. We don't want that." For more from Arizona, including all the links, read on.
• The upset of Arizona State faded in a sea of turnovers Saturday afternoon, with WSU throwing away – almost literally – a chance for another road sweep and an opportunity to be come relevant in the Pac-10 race. Now the Cougars must regroup and make some noise in the second half of the conference season if they, like Harmeling said, don't want to spend spring break in Pullman. We'll start our morning-after post with links, first to our story, which appeared with some more content on this site. Freelancer Howie Stalwick had coverage in the Olympian and other papers, while you can read the Associated Press story here. Otherwise, you can read more, including the Arizona Daily Star gamer from Bruce Pascoe, a column from Greg Hansen and Steve Rivera's Tucson Citizen story.
• Around the conference, the Huskies bounced back with a win at ASU, riding Justin Dentmon's career-high 30 points. ... Oregon State is on a roll, and the Beavers rolled over Oregon. ... USC handed Cal another road defeat and still thinks it has a shot at the conference title. ... UCLA would beg to differ after routing Stanford. ... Finally, a couple of Pac-10 roundups, first from Nick Daschel at Buster Sports and this one from the Oregonian.
• Now to some football links. The News Tribune examines WSU and UW's recruiting, while Stalwick catches up the Olympian's readers on Peter Tuitupou.
• Our last item, or items if you will, are comments from those involved with the WSU loss yesterday.
Bennett on the meltdown: "We put the ball in spots we probably shouldn't have. They trapped us in the corner, sideline. If we just could have handled the trap and got it out, then you're 3-on-2, 2-on-1 but we couldn't."
More on the stretch: "I was disappointed we got rattled like that. We work on sureness with the ball, we work on trapping and against pressure."
What the offensive woes do on the other end: "That puts more pressure on your defense, plays on your psyche. I didn't feel like we were out of the game, if we could just handle their pressure, we're going to get a clean look. ... We couldn't do that, for whatever reason. Whether it was stepping out of bounds or getting down in the corners and picking up our dribbles."
Rochestie on the meltdown: "It was us. They're a good team. They're long, athletic, they're active. The same press, same style of press, first and second half, they switched it up, but we were knew what they were going to do coming into the game, it's up to us to execute and just get the ball to the right people and attack them. We've got to make a team pay for pressing. We didn't do that."
The loss itself: "We kind of let this one slip away."
What WSU needs to do in the second half of the Pac-10: "We have to continue learning. ... Once we start having these big lapses, where the defense starts giving up easy shots, or offense is missing shots, we can't let teams go on those big runs."
Arizona's reputation: "They're a second-half team. You saw their explosion against UW. We know they're very capable. In the first half had a little glimpse of it, they went on a run, we know how fiery they can get. Last year when we came in here they went on a big run on us."
More on the meltdown: "If we're turning the ball over, which we shouldn't be, or we're missing shots, we still have to get back and get stops. That's what we weren't doing."
Harmeling on the meltdown: "They cranked up the heat defensively with their pressure, and instead of attacking it we just kind of cowered down and were loose with the ball. There's a big difference between being poised and attacking and being scared and turning the ball over. That ultimately killed us."
His shooting: "Wanted to be aggressive (today), I was more confident. Still, shots that feel good are just not going in. Worked hard, tried changing things, for the life of me I don't know why they're not going in."
Arizona: "They're a really explosive team, especially in the second half. We knew that, so the way we just kind of spoon fed them with stepping out of bounds and handing them the ball, is disappointing."
The Wildcats run and dealing with their pressure: "We feel like a lot of those mistakes were in our control and we just lost it. Gave it away. ... We're college basketball players; we're 20-something years old. If you can't handle, you know you've been trapped since you were 6-years-old. They were good at it, but at the same time it's not like ... we didn't know they were going to trap us."
Guarding Budinger, who was 1 of 14 before the run: "With a guy like that, even when I'm at my best, I'm still kind of at his mercy, whether or not he's going to make his shots. Thankfully for me and us, he was off a little bit tonight."
On Rochestie scoring every WSU point in most of the second half: "It would be one thing if he was talking all the shots, but I know for a fact he wasn't taking all the shots. That's a sign something's wrong."
Baynes on not touching the ball in the UA run: "It was tough. I have to find a way to help our guys out in that situation. Arizona put pressure on them and we have to find a way to get the ball across half-court for them. It's tough."
Guarding Jordan Hill: "They've gone to him every game. They try to pound the ball into him every game. ... I didn't want to have to trap him, because our guys had enough pressure on them."
• That's it for today. We'll be back if any news breaks. Otherwise, I'll be in Pullman tomorrow as we get closer to football signing day. We should have something for you on that. Till then …
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Through a cooperative agreement with USDA-Rural Business-Cooperative Service, the Tuskegee University Rural Business and Economic Development Program (RBEDP) has put in place an entrepreneurial program that uses business management education, one-on-one and group technical assistance, community resource development, as well as computer-based networking technology and strategic planning to produce entrepreneurs and businesses in this south-central part of the State and for the Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama (CTNEAL) and the Echota Tribe of Northeast Alabama. Target communities for RBEDP in the last nine years have included the Sumter/Greene Enterprise Community (EC), Lowndes County Renewal Community (RC), and Macon, Bullock, and Butler County Champion Communities (CC), Uniontown in Perry County and the Cherokee Tribe of North East Alabama (CTNEAL) and the Echotas Tribe of Northeast Alabama. The scope of work has focused on successful partnerships with the Sumter-Greene EC and Federation of Southern Cooperatives in the west, Lowndes County Cooperative Extension Program, the Tuskegee-Macon County Community Development Corporation in Macon County, CTNEAL, Echotas Tribe of Northeast Alabama and more recently, the Small Business Administration Community Express Loan program and the Ford Foundation focus on more inclusive asset-building strategies and programs such as the Individual Development Accounts.These partnerships have been possible primarily thanks to Tuskegee University-USDA Cooperative Agreements and partnerships with USDA State Office and others that have established much sought after small business education workshops, leadership for the Booker T. Washington Economic Summit and the Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, technical assistance and resource development for community based organizations and individual start-up businesses, training in financial management and record keeping for small farms and business firms, internet connection and access to business and economic information on the world wide web, etc.
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Urban Adventure Night Series at Strand Park in Townsville
The Urban Adventure Night Series at Strand Park in Townsville, Queensland is a fun relaxed competitive event where your team of between 2 and 5 people are given a map with a number of checkpoints marked on it.
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That can be a sign of carbon monoxide poisoning. If you live somewhere where you have recently turned on your heating system I would certainly get it checked out!!! Perhaps your dog has just saved your life???
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the gum/tongue color could mean she is fighting a systemic infection or she was exposed to a sort of toxin.
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I would take her to the vet. Jax had/has Ehrlichiosis and one of the symptoms was a really red tongue on occasion. It is a tick born disease. A simple blood test can tell if she has it or not. It could also be something else. She should really be checked out. Good Luck!
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Brook Sedore put down a match-high 25 kills and No. 10 Hawaii outblocked No. 6 Stanford 12-7 but it was not enough as the Cardinal defeated the Rainbow Warriors for a second straight night in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation volleyball play in Stanford, Calif.
Brian Cook had 21 kills and Stanford scored the match's last five points in a 25-23, 25-13, 17-25, 21-25, 15-7 victory at Maples Pavilion. Steve Irvin added 19 kills and served for the final points for the Cardinal (14-7, 11-7 MPSF), who won their fifth straight.
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Marion County High School Lady Knights Head Coach Trent Milby learned Monday that he has been named the 2013 Naismith High School Girls Coach of the Year.
Milby learned last week that he was a finalist for the award, along with Kevin Kiernan from Mater Dei High School in California, Cathy Self-Morgan from Duncanville High School in Texas and Corey Barrett from Riverdale High School in Tennessee.
The Marion County High School Lady Knights basketball team continued its streak of dominance in the 20th District, by capturing it seventh straight district title Saturday night in Adair County. The Lady Knights advanced to the championship game by defeating Taylor County in the opening round Thursday night by a final score of 65-26. Marion County then topped the host Adair County Lady Indians by a final score of 72-41 to capture the title.
The Marion County Lady Knights now know who their first round opponent in the regional tournament will be. Marion County drew Washington County and the two teams will play each other Thursday night at 8:00 PM at Green County High School. The semifinals will be on Sunday March 3 at 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM, with the finals being on Tuesday March 5 at 7:30 PM.
On Saturday night, the Marion County Lady Knights basketball team continued its streak of perfection with a 72-41 win over Adair County in the championship game of the 20th district tournament to improve to 32-0 on the season. Marion County jumped out to an early 15-0 lead, and cruised to the easy victory. Makayla Epps led all scorers with 19 points followed by Kyvin Goodin-Rogers with 13 and Patrice Tonge with 10 points.
The Marion County Lady Knights basketball team advanced to the championship game of the 20th District Tournament by defeating Taylor County on Thursday night. Marion County was led by Makayla Epps with 19 points and Kyvin Goodin-Rogers with 14 points. After leading 30-2 at the end of the first quarter, Marion County went on to win by a final score of 65-26.
Taylor County 2 11 3 10 - 26
Marion County 30 16 13 6 - 65
On Wednesday night, the Marion County Knights headed to Adair County to take part in the 2013 20th district tournament. Their opening round opponent would be the host team Adair County. The Indians controlled the game throughout and came away with the 65-45 win to end the Knights' season. Latrelle Irvin was the lone Knight to score in double figures with 10 points. Marion County ends their season with a final record of 11-17.
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The USATF track certification clinic scheduled to take place at Marion County High School at 6 p.m., Feb. 25, has been rescheduled due to a scheduling conflict. The clinic will now take place at 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 13. If you plan on attending, please notify Keith Brown at Marion County High School by phone at (270) 692-6066, ext.103 or by email, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marion County High School senior Brooks Divine traveled to Lexington recently to compete in the University of Kentucky High School Invitational. Divine competed in the pole vault event only. He was able to clear 13'0", and finished in 12th place overall. The winner of the pole vault event cleared 15'6".
Divine will wrap up his indoor season when he competes in the Mason Dixon Games at Broadbent Arena in Louisville on March 2.
He will be defending his indoor state pole-vaulting championship there.
Randall Spalding was inducted into the Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches Association (KHSBCA) Hall of Fame during a ceremony held in Louisville on Jan. 19. Spalding is the uncle of Marion County High School Head Baseball Coach Chad Spalding.
Randall was inducted along with six other men, three of those being inducted as umpires.
The Marion County Knights varsity basketball team had their last game of the regular season Friday night at home against LaRue County. It was also senior night. In a game where the Knights stayed within striking distance all night long, LaRue County's star player, Kelton Ford, poured in a career-high 39 points to lead the Hawks to a 68-60 victory. The Knights finished the regular season with a record of 11-16.
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GO Corporation was touted as a company that would usher in the next generation of computing by replacing the keyboard with a pen-like device. The Silicon Valley-based startup raised around $50 million in venture capital before tanking in the early 1990s. Co-founder Jerry Kaplan made no secret of its demise, chronicling it in Startup (Penguin Books).
Then, instead of retiring from entrepreneurship, Kaplan went on to found the successful Web retailer Onsale.com, which merged with Egghead.com, whose annual revenues peaked at $541 million in 1999 before it failed. His most recent venture is Winster, an online gaming outfit. Kaplan, who is chief executive officer, has raised around $1.5 million for it.
One third of all new businesses fail by the two-year mark, and almost 60% fold within four years, according to a 2005 Monthly Labor Review study. But resilience can be rewarded. So can keeping a positive perspective. Investors, especially venture capitalists, will fund entrepreneurs who have failed before, but not those who burn bridges and lash out at others when they fail, says Kaplan(see BusinessWeek.com, 8/1/06, "15 Things You Need to Score Venture Funding").
He is successful today in part because he managed to separate his identity from his business. "The business failed, not me," says Kaplan (see BusinessWeek.com, 7/10/06, "How Failure Breeds Success").
Kaplan is just one contemporary example of a failure-turned-success story. History is filled with them. Lewis Tappan, founder of Tappan's Mercantile Agency, the precursor to business credit reporting agency Dun & Bradstreet, failed as a silk merchant before going on to invent one of the most pervasive systems of measuring business potential in existence. Today Tappan is known as the father of the credit-rating system.
A number of U.S. Presidents watched their small businesses fail before arriving at the White House. When Abraham Lincoln was 23, the Illinois retail store he was running went bankrupt, and his next store followed suit. Harry Truman's haberdashery store in Missouri went bankrupt after World War I. As President, he was still writing checks and sending them to his creditors from 20 years before.
Other renowned world-beaters have failed businesses in their personal histories. Bill Gates' first business, Traf-O-Data, which he started with Microsoft (MSFT) co-founder Paul Allen to analyze automobile traffic flow, was a flop.
Today's entrepreneurs could stand to learn a few things from these resilient souls, says Scott Sandage, professor of history at Carnegie Mellon University and author of Born Losers. "It used to be that we as Americans thought of failure in business as something that happened when we were overzealous in expansion, when we went too far too quickly, or tried to expand into a business that we didn't know enough about," says Sandage.
Now, failure indicates you're an overall washout and is used as a catchphrase to describe laziness or someone without ambition. "We're so attuned to the possibilities of success that we don't have a vocabulary for talking about failure," says Sandage. "That's why we have catch-all words like loser," he says.
What marks those who bounce back is a balance of optimism and pessimism—the ability to confront what went wrong honestly but not lose self-confidence. Failing doesn't automatically make you a loser, but that's something many people have to be taught.
To help businesspeople become more resilient, Andrew Shatté, vice-president of research and development for Adaptiv Learning, an executive coaching firm that conducts resilience training for Fortune 500 companies, teaches a technique he calls "causal analysis." "It's the ability to sit down and work out exactly what caused the failure and make sure you don't repeat the same mistakes," he says.
Overly optimistic people tend to blame failure on temporary factors and overlook the root causes, while pessimists give up too easily, thinking that there is something intrinsically wrong with them or their approach, says Shatté. What's important, he says, is striking a balance.
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I am Kate Ingram and I taught children 31 years of my life. During my years of teaching, I fostered my love of art by creating with children. About 10 years ago I decided to pursue my own interest in art. My first adventure was watercolor, followed by painted paper collage, pastel, and then acrylics. Our local area is rich with many talented artists. I feel fortunate to have studied with many including Susan Spears, Ruth Armitage, Ann Munson, Jude Siegel, Melissa Gannon, Margaret Terrall, and Sharon Stevenson. I belong to a small group of artists that meet on Fridays to critique and create together.. I feel grateful for their friendship and our art connection. Currently, you can find my work at a gallery in Milwaukee, "Cowgirl at Heart", and at " Curves" in West Linn.
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Wonderful. You can't stop us if you've heard this one, but The New York Times Magazine profiled Patricia Lockwood yesterday! Though Lockwood is placed in our eyes as a "woodland creature" (eh?) and "indie-poet royalty" (sigh), it's a great read. "Nothing I say is actually physically possible on any plane of existence." Jesse Lichtenstein writes more on the poet:
Lockwood, who goes by "Tricia," may be best known for her persona on Twitter, where her steady stream of surreal, sexually explicit and often sexually impossible humor has won her 30,000 followers and a string of admirers in the world of comedy. Andy Richter, the longtime sidekick to Conan O'Brien, considers her a friend, though he has never met her offline: "She's funny, she's interesting and she's a weirdo — which is all I ask for in a person." Megan Amram, a writer for "Parks and Recreation," came across Lockwood's poetry first, relishing her ability to "heighten pop culture to saintly levels," and then found her Twitter feed. "Both of us love the subversion of common sayings or verbal tropes," Amram told me, "and we also love making fun of the way women are viewed as sex objects." Rob Delaney, whom Comedy Central called "the funniest person on Twitter" and who has more than a million Twitter followers, heard about Lockwood from Amram. He "went insane," he said, "and read everything by her."
Lockwood's Twitter "sexts" — inspired by political scandals and cable-news stories on the sexual menace of cellphones — reimagine the sweaty-thumbed expression of a generation's libido as a kind of gnomic poetry. She began composing the sexts in 2011, and soon online journals were compiling their favorites. The Huffington Post ran an article with the headline: "Patricia Lockwood's Sext Poems Will Make You LOL." Many are unprintable in these pages, but here's a taste:
Sext: I am a living male turtleneck. You are an art teacher in winter. You
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Sext: I give u the Heimlich maneuver when u don't even need the
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Sext: I am a water glass at the Inquisition. You are a dry pope mouth. You
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""There is a lot of pressure on audit committees to stand up and be counted in the reform process and to take action to improve their effectiveness." Investor
Audit committees are now expected to do more and to do it better. They are dependent for their effectiveness on strong leadership, engaged committee members and having plenty of support from key advisors.
These are the key findings of research commissioned by Ernst & Young among audit committee chairs, board directors, investors, regulators, audit executives, academics and other subject matter experts across Europe.
The purpose of the research undertaken was to determine how leading audit committees are currently improving their effectiveness against a backdrop of increasing pressure from regulators and shareholders.
An increase in regulatory responsibility and demands from external stakeholders has resulted in a sharp expansion in audit committee workload. Audit committees are now heavily involved in strengthening corporate governance, as well as overseeing risk, fraud and compliance.
Making sure that financial reporting is of the highest quality is a key responsibility, as well as seeking more disclosures from the work of auditors.
Many contributors to the research undertaken worry that audit committees are taking on too much. In the light of this, they are acting to improve their practices in three key areas: seeking more direction and leadership from audit chairs, encouraging even more engagement from committee members and expecting more of internal and external advisors.
Leading audit committees also understand that they need to evaluate themselves and their practices on a regular basis, to improve oversight processes and better protect shareholder value.
Our research highlights a number of leading practices they can adopt. But a good audit committee will not stop there: it will challenge itself constantly to fulfill its mandate more effectively.
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Errors led to game-winning homers in the ninth innings yesterday as the Chicago Cubs and the New York Mets split a double-header at Shea Stadium. And through it all, Cleon Jones played like a man who could become the first big star the Mets have had.
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Society has always been interested in police work and finds the issue of crime a fascinating topic. Television programming has included shows about crime and police work from every angle and context throughout its history.
The Kentucky State Police has developed a new 12-week program that taps into that same fascination and curiosity people have with crime and police work.
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The story reads like the synopsis for a 1950s television pilot about the old west. But it really happened—not in Hollywood but here in Carroll County in 1877. Sometime late in the evening hours of Monday, July 16, and the early morning hours of Tuesday, July 17, 1877, Carrie Anderson was shot to death at her family's home in Worthville. Those arrested and charged in connection with
Editor: For those who don't know yet and to those who care, our local government (confirmed by the mayor's office) has set the annual Trick-or-Treat night to be actual Halloween, Oct. 31. While I don't have a problem with children having fun dressing up and getting candy, I do object to it being on a Sunday. The hours are usually from 6-8 p.m. spanning the time that most if no
Editor: It is a well known fact that we are going through tough economic times. Most of us have experienced higher rates on our utilities. Also the cost of the basic necessities of life have gone up. Many people are struggling to make ends meet. A couple of weeks ago the paper reported that the county and the Ghent fire district were going to leave taxes at their present rate. I don't r
Editor: This letter is in response to Jennifer Liter's letter about the CCHS cheerleaders. First of all, thank you for such a wonderful letter. The CCHS Cheerleaders are an amazing group of young women. They are all full of love and caring and are always looking out for or helping others. I love them all like daughters! As for the young lady in the wheel chair, her name is Skylar and she
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Please Sign this petition to agree with a Waiting List and Stall Time. Story Behind this all: Ok, You SRO Gamers! This petition is all about when you try to login and can't get onto the game and get disconnect. Isn't that annoying Well it is to me so i have started this petition to see and report this to SRO/Joymax to have this problem solved. My idea on this diconnecting problem is simply a (WAITING LIST). Similar to the waiting list for World of Warcraft how you wait in line to connect and have a spot and a chance to actually play the game without disconnection.. I Also strongly recommend everyone not to PAY/BUY Bot's or have a website level up your game charc. This is simply because it ruins the whole point of the game and blocks other (REAL PEOPLE) from being able to play the game. Which comes to the Stall Time i have also suggested. This includes a 1 to 2 Hours Stall Time. This feature will also be very useful in the game will free up ALOT of slots for people to play. I wish you all luck in the game and may this petition help us gamers!
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Here we are in Week 11 and there is only one, count it, one game pitting teams that both have winning records.
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SYDNEY - Muslim and Christians will join today in a plea for racial peace at a church hall believed burned as part of the violence that has rocked Sydney for a week.
But as they gather among the ruins of the Uniting Church community centre in the southwestern suburb of Auburn, police will be preparing to use new powers handed to them yesterday in an emergency sitting of the New South Wales Parliament.
Tomorrow an extra 1000 police will be on duty to maintain calm, rising on Sunday to an additional 1500. Police will be able to shut down troublespots, sealing them off with roadblocks, to stop and search vehicles without due cause, and to confiscate cars and mobile phones they suspect are being used in violence, for up to seven days.
Inside the cordon - which can be maintained for 48 hours or longer, with Supreme Court approval - police can close pubs, clubs and bars, and declare alcohol-free zones.
The maximum penalty for rioting has been increased from 10 years to 15 years, and for affray from five years to 10 years, and new offences of assault during a public disorder could result in maximum sentences of seven years' jail for causing actual bodily harm, and five years for assault not causing bodily harm.
As fears of continued violence grate on a city facing several days of temperatures reaching into the 30s, ethnic and Arabic leaders have warned that a determined effort will be needed to stamp out "anti-Arab racism".
"If a single death is caused by the intensification of this violence we risk victimisation and further marginalisation of vulnerable groups," Voula Messimeri, chairwoman of the Federation of Ethic Communities Council of Australia, said. "With 25 per cent of people having been born overseas, we cannot allow this to happen."
Across Sydney's southwest, community organisations continued to meet in the hope of stemming further violence following the beating of Middle Eastern men at Cronulla Beach on Sunday, and retaliatory raids by carloads of Lebanese youths.
Following a peace pledge between the Maroubra Beach Bra Boys gang and the Commancheros bike gang - with its heavy Lebanese membership - Cronulla surfers have now moved to restore peace. Local boardriding club reps handed an apology to Lebanese youth leaders, who gave their own apologies with letters of remorse from key figures in Sunday's mob violence.
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There is some Question as to what "concealed" means.If it is a holstered weapon then it is considered concealed, because all of it cannot be seen.That is why some states have changed and no longer issue a concealed or an open carry permit.It is only a carry permit. To be carried which ever way you prefer.If a hand gun is in a holster or if you are holding it, it is partially concealed. And that in it's self cannot be defined as open carry. Thank you very muchdoak
The permit in Ga allows you to carry open or concealed.Which allows you to have it in the clove compartment loaded. Which the transporting part doesn't allow it loaded in the glove compartment.
I'm pleased to see the number of YES votes in the poll. But the framing of the question only speaks of the writer's ignorance. (I often find journalists astoundingly ignert.) the constitution does not "grant" or "Give" rights - it spells out specific rights that are inherent to ALL human beings; and guarantees that the United States government won't interfere with them. (I think all people are born with rights, but may be raised or conditioned to believing that they aren't rights to be asserted or demanded, but privileges to be ignored or denied by their "rulers"). wayne: no.
Ga. law allows carry on person with permit, concealed or open was my concern.doak :) :)
I agree completely. The semantically correct answer would be no, however, since I very much doubt that the people conducting the poll would know the fine legal difference - I would still answer yes. It's not a SCOTUS based debate location.


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Cloud Computing & the Channel: A Reality Check — 2014
Of all the opportunities for channel partners, cloud services seems to present the greatest promise and the greatest challenge. While partners are excited about the prospects for delivering telecom, IT and applications as a service, they also are tested by the transformation that it requires them to make. This report includes the results of Channel Partners' third annual survey of channel partners' perceptions, intentions and objections about cloud services as well as the progress — or lack thereof — they have made in capitalizing on this emerging opportunity.
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Channel Perceptions of Cloud Opportunities
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