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Still waiting on my new walking foot. It won't take me long to complete once I get it!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Still waiting on my new walking foot. It won't take me long to complete once I get it!
I just got my FMQ foot too. I'm debating a tryout on Nancia's runner. Don't think it'll be a good match for the project for this swap. Dunno, maybe I'm wrong. We'll see.
Dustysmom try it out on a scrap first is my suggestion. put some batting inbetween two piecesof something you hate and give it a whirl. this way you wont be plucking out crud on something you worked hard on. just a thought.
sandy love it. too many are you kidding me? I could have 12 more and not have enough. I am a total seasonal girl. I change for every single holiday/month. I like variety on my sideboard, coffee table, end tables dinner table bedroom dresser.. oodles of places for pretty tablerunners/mats. Greatest easy decoration change invented. Plus I hate hot coffee cups or plates directly on the furniture. instant white spots. get sick of ironing my table to get them out. got enough ironing with the quilt fabrics. my clothes are hopelessly wrinkled, not ironing clothes lol. priorities.
I am done. finished. totally done. binding done. which by the way is mindless work... I just finished 3/4 of a big lap quilt yesterday while in clinic. will finish the rest at home so I can take another quilt and do it there also on tues. easy way to spend 3 hours if your stuck there anyways right? and they have huge flouresent lighting which makes seeing what I am doing oh so much easier. If I dont remember light bulbs soon I will be sewing by braile as so many are just popping lately. three in the last week. talk about MOOD lighting. sheesh ..
oh happy days, today ya all should be one happy day. I wish the best for everyone and can't wait to see stuff posted. oh should I post mine since my pal doesnt know its me? I think the colors would give it away so.. nope. no can do.
oh oh last love the fruit. darned I do not have matching plates. mine are pink. I think the last time I matched plates to mats was .. never. or ok probably 20 yrs ago when I matched everything. now I just enjoy what it is regardless of matching. When my sis got married she asked for a set of china from everyone but only that it have flowers on the rim. she has 12 sets of unmatched china and she loves it. says you can never go wrong if you start out different. I would have croaked to do that then. I dont own china. easy not to worry about it
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
I can't decide if I want to sew or go to the movies tonight. Terrible conundrum! I have to decide fast though, because the movie we wanted to see starts in 25 minutes and we're 10 minutes from the theater, lol. Either way, I'll be sewing all day tomorrow. My son's car is back in the shop again. Rear break cylinders leaking. Took them 2 hours to get the parts and fix one side this after noon. They'll finish in the morning. Thank God for my employee discount! I think this $800 car has cost us way more than that in repairs in the last 2 years, and that's besides the wreck damage he did to it.
ok in order to keep with my reputation of random oddball..
what do you sing in the shower? dont even pretend you dont. what is your favorite belt it out song? mine is sorta so outta character for me. can you guess? anyone?
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
Oooooo singing in the shower. Some Ike & Tina Turner or CCR.
2 of my favorites are Don't rain on my parade, and Second-hand Rose. i love good healthy singin'. really feel the music and sing with conviction. and if you are a little uncertain of the words, use any you want. your shower, your song, your words! no song police in this shower i assure you. when dh and i shower together we don't sing. both of us like to sing but we have never found a key we can both sing in and it sounds ok. most of the time it's like a vaccuum, it, er, pulls it in, as it were, and so forth and so on. i'm usually pretty good at creating harmony, but not while singing with my sweetie, and we can't dance together either.
The only bad days are the ones you don't get.
I sang competitively in high school, so I need something with a bigger voice to keep my vocal cords working. Yes, I sang solo too. So, I tend to sing songs with lots of range and changes in tempo, plus big notes with long holds. One of my favorite warm ups is the opening to the Evenescence song "Call Me When You're Sober" though. If I keep my vocal cords in shape, I can hit every note and the long hold at the end. I have a friend who is a piano and vocals teacher, who used to sing on Broadway 20 years ago. She sometimes gives me little things to work on also. My senior year of high school, I sang a song called"Lord, Send Me Anywhere" as my solo for state competition. I came in 4th. The girl who came in 3rd sang the same song, and was a former student of my teacher's. OMG is that song hard!
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I usually turn on Pandora to my Christian Contempary station and sing to whatever is playing. I love Pandora, it can be free or you can subscribe for $3.99 a month, you can like or dislike songs, make your own stations based on your favorite artists.
drum roll... I sing Amazing Grace. I love to sing that in the shower. for years only shower song I sing. I pray no one is listening singing is not my best feature and would not win any contests at all but that is one place I can just sing and not worry. I sing all the time around the house and love to sing Italian songs and Spanish songs and well oldies like Dean Martin or Meryl Haggard but should I sing"? probably not. like ever. I am of the who cares attitude now .. age is marvelous. I can get away with so much more
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it is a free festival, and kept free in order to remain true to the principle that access to Art is a Constitutional Right;
and, lastly, its ongoing quest for new visual languages and for new cinematographic experiences from all over the world.
This year the River Film Festival is celebrating ten years of activity. As part of the celebrations two films (not in competition) will be shown as special events. The first, which will open the Festival, is A Confession (2015) by Petros Silvestros, a British director, twice winner at the Berlinale and a member of the RiFF jury this year. The second is Berlin: Die Symphony Der Großstadt (1927) by Walter Ruttmann which will be projected at the closing ceremony with a live musical "soundtrack" provided by an internationally known group Music for Then and Now. These two events reveal the special partnership that has developed over the years between RiFF and the Berlin Film Festival which latter has always supported RiFF activities and, indeed, this year's new graphics for the site have been developed in a Berlin studio too.
The 10th edition of RiFF has gathered together a prestigious international jury made up of directors, authors and producers from Italy, the UK, India, Georgia and Serbia. There are seven categories in the competition: Cinema Schools, Italian shorts, International shorts, Animation and Documentaries. the works in these categories will be viewed and evaluated by the members of the international jury, while the other two categories, Supershorts and 100 seconds, will be evaluated and voted for by the general public. This year 167 shorts from 47 different countries are competing in the Festival. Twenty Film schools from 16 countries are also taking part. These numbers reflect the spirit of the River Film Festival, a celebration of ethnicity, diaspora, multiculturalism and of the imaginary, of imagination.

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On may 5th,2014, I had an appointment with carczar to have an oil change and other item checked out.The oil change was fine, its all the other stuff that happen really ticked me off and I find that the manager does not like dealing with women who know something about cars. I gave in great detail what is going on with my 97 ford escort. I told him I had already had a valve job done, my serpentine belt replaced and just wanted them to find the vibration that was in my car. I explained I recently had motor mounts installed and it just did not feel right. well, after 1 1/2 hours later. I am informed by the manager that there quote is as follows;
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first of all , all the oil was from the attendent doing the job of an oil change. sencondly they based the belt by the odometer, and the manager did not inspect any of the work done. He was to busy eating donuts and playing on the computer while I waited.there were other people waiting as well. I don't like to be talked down to when it comes to working on my car and treated like some dumb person. after I got home I gave my review to there website and within minutes the manager calls me and was a little upset that I gave such a negative review. the owner doug called me but I just dont want to talk to him. well after long day, I decided to review what was said and went back to the website and the manager deleted my comment that was totally uncalled for and I make another review on my own facebook page and I hope moe people will comment on how car czar treats women and their customers. they SUCK. and if Nascar continues to patronize this company there in for alot of trouble with women.
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How much fat will be reduced from the arms by coolsculpting?
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Coolsculpting for the arms
Coolsculpting typically reduces a fat bulge in the treated area by 20-25%. It is FDA approved for the love handles but most commonly used on love handles and abdomen. We have not used it on the arms in our practice.
Treating the arms with CoolSculpting
CoolSculpting patients get on the average of a 20-25 % reduction of the area treated assuming that they are chosen appropriately. The CoolSculpting device is limited in that the area treated must fit one of the three handpiences currently available. The applicators are most appropriate for the abdomen, love handles and back fat. Arms legs and other areas although sometimes possible are frequetly difficult to treat for majority of patients. I I would suggest you visit a local CoolSculpting physician for an evaluation and explanation of the treatment.
Arms, Coolsculpting
Currently, treatment of the arms is difficult with Coolsculpting due to the dimensions and size of the handpieces. Only very select patients can undergo arm treatment. also this is an off-label use of the device. For most patients, treatment of the arms is not possible. If you have a very large upper arm and if the device can adhere strictly to the back of the arm without involving the under surface of the arm and without causing numbness of the hand, then it can theoretically be achieved.
I would recommend treating other areas until new handpieces enable treatment of the arms.
Web reference: http://www.drsundin.com/non-invasive-procedures-richmond/zeltiq-coolsculpting/
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How Long Doers It Take To See Results From CooSculpting the Arms?
As with all areas that CoolSculpting can treat, the time it takes to see results depends on the individual. But, Most will see strong results anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months. The majority of clients find that pretty much all results that will be seen will be noticeable at the 3 month point. I hope this helps. You will truly love the results that this non-invasive permanent fat removal treatment will provide.
Coolsculpting of the Arms
Coolsculpting of the arms can reduce with fat in the area by as much as 25%. A small applicator is placed carefully on the back of the arms and each arm takes one hour to treat. We often combine coolsculpting with Thermage if there is any skin laxity to help give the best toned arms. The results of the treatment can take up to four months to see the full effects.
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Thank you for your question.
At this time, CoolSculpting of the Arms is "off label". The area wanting to be treated needs to be assessed by the doctor to make sure that the treatment will be effective. There are patient's whose area of concern on the arms does fit into the current CoolSculpting applicator. Careful measurements need to be taken to ensure that the area fitting into the applicator is not just loose skin either. Zeltiq is coming out with a new handpiece that will be more effective for the arms and legs.
It would be best to be examined by a doctor to see if you are a good candidate for CoolSculpting of the arms. If you are a good candidate and the area is treated, on average, there will be a reduction of 20-25%.
Best Wishes!
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CoolSculpting of the upper arms can reduce fat
CoolSculpting of the arms is an off-label procedure as Zeltiq received FDA clearance for the stomach and love handles for the device to freeze fat. About 20 % reduction in fat volume after treatment had been seen by ultrasound at four months when CoolSculpting was done on the abdomen and love handles. The applicators currently were not designed to fit the upper arms and so the current applicators can be used by physicians at their discretion. We await the company's manufacture of arm and thigh-specific applicators.
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From Quito we took a bus to Lactacunga and then changed to another local bus to Quilotoa which ran all efficiently and didn�t take that long at all ( about 8 hrs). In Lactacunga we caught another bus that took us into the mountains and arrived in Quilotoa a little later. a tiny town but all women wore traditional dresses which gave the town the special atmosphere. We found a nice hostal called Pachamama which had a oven in the room. The next day we got up really early to hike around the crater lake.
The Laguna is a green lake which lies in a vulcanic crater. Absolutely stunning, especially when the sun shines into the water ad turns it turcoise green
It looked realtively easy but it was quite hard going because we had to hike uphill and downhill for about8 hours. However it was totally worth it because we could enjoy the scenery to both sides, one side we saw the beautiful lake which sparkled green in the sunlight and the other side the scenery changed all the way around. We were really lucky with the weather because the heavy rain clouds were rolling but it ever rained once. Just right at the end about a few hundred meter from the door of the hostal it started pissing it down...but we still got home dry. In the afternoon we had nice almuerzo (lunch) with soup and lamb and rice.
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Salt Lake Community College's Board of Trustees generally meets on the second Wednesday of most months; view the 2016-17 SLCC Board of Trustees meeting schedule for exact dates and times. For questions regarding SLCC Board of Trustees meetings, please call (801) 957-4227.
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Gail Miller, Chair
Gail Miller was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is a graduate of West High School and attended the University of Utah. She worked at Mountain Bell Telephone Company from 1962 until 1970. She lived in Colorado from 1970 to 1979 when she and her husband returned to Salt Lake City to start their own business. She organized a non-profit organization with the Jazz wives called "The Rest of the Jazz" to help women and children in jeopardy in the Utah area.
Gail and the late Larry H. Miller have children and 23 grandchildren. Gail's interests include reading, sewing, genealogy, and compiling family history books. She served on the Salt Lake Community College Board of Trustees from 2004 to 2008 and was reappointed in 2009. She currently serves as Chairman of the Board of the Larry Miller Group of Companies.
Clint W. Ensign, Vice Chair
Clint Ensign joined the Sinclair Oil Corporation in 1984, was appointed an officer in 1993, and was made Senior Vice President in 2005. He oversees government relations and is responsible for representing The Sinclair Companies before the federal government in Washington, D.C., and state and local governments in the western United States. Ensign also handles other external corporate affairs responsibilities for the petroleum, hospitality, resort, and ranching interests of Sinclair.
In 1978, Ensign served on the Washington, D.C. staff of Congressman Teno Roncalio (Wyoming) handling energy and transportation issues. In 1994, he authored Inscriptions of a Nation, a compilation of the inspiring quotations found on the major historic memorials and public buildings in Washington, D.C., and was soon selected as "Editor's Choice" by the American Heritage magazine. Ensign has served on the board of directors for the Deseret News as well as the Caring Foundation for Children (Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah).
He currently serves on the Board of Governors for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and in 2011 was appointed as a member of the Salt Lake Community College Board of Trustees by Governor Gary Herbert.
Mr. Ensign received a Masters of Business Administration degree from the University of Utah, a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Brigham Young University, and has also done graduate studies at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. He and his wife Cindy are the parents of four children.
Sanchaita Datta
Sanchaita Datta is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of FatPipe Networks, the leader of WAN redundancy and optimization technologies. Datta and Ragula Bhaskar, Ph.D., are the inventors of FatPipe's unique technology called Router-Clustering, which provides redundancy, reliability, and high-speed Internet/WAN access for the deployment of mission critical, web-based business applications. She holds a MS in Electrical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University and was a doctoral candidate at the University of Utah. She is a proud mother of twin boys, age 13.
Some of Datta's most notable accomplishments include securing nine patents that cover the core functionality of FatPipe's technology. Datta is the 2009 award recipient of the YWCA Outstanding Achievement in category of Business and Industry. She was the recipient of the 2008 Women Tech Awards, winning the coveted Technology Innovator Award, presented by Utah's Women Tech Council and the MountainWest Capital Network. She was also a recipient of Connect Magazine's 2006 Reader's Choice Award, "25 People Who Most Influenced Business in Utah." She was chosen as one of Utah's top female executives by Utah Business magazine and was awarded the Woman Innovator Award by the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce in recognition of her accomplishments in the field of communications technology.
Maria Farrington
Maria Farrington is a community leader with more than 20 years' experience in area not-for-profit organizations and schools. She was recently appointed as the new executive director of Holy Cross Ministries. Prior to her new role at HCM, she served as chief executive officer of Discovery Gateway children's museum in Salt Lake City, developing a variety of partnerships to benefit and expand the museum. She also served on the museum's board of directors. Her prior experience also includes seven years as executive director of the Eccles Annenberg Initiative in the Salt Lake City School District, director of community collaboration for the United Way of Salt Lake, and president and executive director of a program to bring needed educational services to county school districts in San Antonio, Texas.
Maria received bachelor's degrees from the University of Houston in history and political science and started working for a cultural museum shortly thereafter.
David W. Lang
David Lang is head of the Goldman Sachs Salt Lake City office and head of Operations for Salt Lake City. He serves on the Operations Operating Committee and the Acquisition Review Committee. Previously, David was co-head of Global Goldman Sachs Asset Management Operations before assuming his current role in 2008. He joined Goldman Sachs as an associate in 1994 and became vice president in 1998. David was named managing director in 2006.
David serves on the Salt Lake Community College Board of Trustees and on the Board of Directors of the Salt Lake City Police Foundation and the Economic Development Corporation of Utah. David earned an MBA from Syracuse University in 1994.
W. Tim Miller
Tim Miller has been President/CEO of Echelon-Frontier since early 2002, one of Utah's leading private biotech companies, directing multiple acquisitions, technology licenses, and product launches targeting pharmaceutical, agricultural, and industrial applications. He has been recognized by the USA SBA for job creation and commercialization and has deep experience in building Fortune 500 divisions and successful business start-ups and exits, including IPO, in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and medical device markets. Past senior management positions include Wyeth, Marion Laboratories (Sanofi/Aventis), and American Hospital Supply/Baxter.
Tim has an MBA from University of Utah (UU) where he graduated first in class with honors and teaches as an adjunct. He was awarded Utah's Governor's Medal for Science and Technology for 2011. For multiple years, he has been recognized as one of Utah's top venture entrepreneurs, established Angel Flight (www.angelflight.org) in Utah in 1999 to provide free non-emergency medical air-transportation, started Santa Flight in 2001 for needy Utah children, and was team liaison with the US Men's Ice Hockey Team during the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics. He is a pilot, nationally recognized flight instructor, flies his own plane, and periodically plays in a local blues band.
Patricia Richards
Pat Richards is the President and CEO of SelectHealth. Prior to joining SelectHealth in November 2009, Pat served as executive vice president and chief operating officer of Health Alliance Plan of Michigan, an affiliate of the Henry Ford Health System. She previously held senior leadership positions at Anthem Health Plan of Maine, Paramount Health Care in Ohio, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ohio.
Pat began her career in healthcare as a staff nurse in general surgery and trauma at the University of Michigan Medical Center. She completed her studies in Nursing at St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, affiliated with the University of Wisconsin. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communications from the University of Toledo where she also completed her MPA coursework in public health care administration.
Arturo Salazar
Student Body President
Arturo Salazar is the Salt Lake Community College Student Association Student Body President for the 2016-2017 school year and was the College's Student Inclusivity Senator the year prior. While at SLCC, he is studying Computer Science. Having worked in various hospitality and finance companies in Utah, Arturo has experience in business management, marketing, HR law, customer service and personal finance.
Arturo is originally from Puebla, Mexico, and comes from a very loving and traditional family with strong values and work ethic. He is the youngest of three siblings. After moving to Utah in 1999, he met his wife, Michelle. The two now have three energetic boys: Ivan, D'Andre and Kingston.
Arturo has a passion for serving and advocating for students, and he believes in the importance of higher education accessibility. He is committed to improving access to college and its resources for the entire student body and college community. The words of President Obama mirror Arturo's mission, "We have an obligation and a responsibility to be investing in our students and our schools. We must make sure that people who have the grades, the desire and the will, but not the money, can still get the best education possible."
Annie V. Schwemmer
Alumni President
Annie Schwemmer is the 2009-2015 president of the Salt Lake Community College Alumni Association. She graduated from SLCC in 1995 with an Associate of Science in Architectural Technology. She then went on to receive a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies and a Master of Architecture from the University of Utah in 2001.
In 2003 Annie helped found Renovation Design Group, a local architectural firm that specializes in residential remodeling. In their first 10 years of operation they have designed over 800 home remodels. She is currently licensed as an architect in the states of Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, & Wyoming. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects, Utah Chapter. Annie and her business partner Ann B. Robinson have written a weekly "Renovation Solutions" column for the Deseret News since April of 2005. Annie is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Utah in the College of Architecture + Planning.
Annie's involvement with the SLCC Alumni Association is a direct result of her strong belief in the value of education: to individuals, to communities, and to our society in general. She likes the College's mission of providing learning opportunities to "people of diverse cultures, abilities, and ages," and she feels a strong sense of personal responsibility to give back because of the many people who have given her life-changing opportunities over the years.
Jim M. Wall
Mr. Jim M. Wall served as Publisher of Deseret News Publishing Company, Inc. from 2000 until 2010. Prior to that, Mr. Wall served as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Denver Post. His career has been spent in many positions in the newspaper industry. Mr. Wall has been active in each of the communities where he has lived and worked, including The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, executive board positions with the United Way, local chambers of commerce, community economic development, College boards of trustees, Boy Scouts of America, theater, opera, and symphony boards and charitable organizations. He is a constant presence in the community and has participated on more than 20 Utah boards or committees.
In 2004, Mr. Wall was honored as the American Heart Association's "Heart of Utah" recipient. He attended Washington State University for one year and later graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in communications in 1972.


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Hawaiian recording artist Henry Kapono keeps a lot of different irons in the fire. Not only does he have three decades as a performer behind him, but he is also a songwriter, an actor, the proprietor of an island nightclub, an author who has published an enchanting and award-winning children's book, and a recording artist who has worked as part of a duo and as a solo act. He has taken home a number of Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, including Male Vocalist of the Year, Song of the Year, Single of the Year, and Album of the Year. The awards are the Hawaiian equivalent of the Grammys. The performer, whose full name is Henry Kapono Ka'aihue, is a native of Oahu who hails from a spot not far from Waikiki. The name "Kapono" translates from the Hawaiian language as "righteous." Like many artists, his earliest inspiration came from his family, and he spent time early on in a local choir. He took up the ukulele and the guitar, and learned the latter not by formal lessons, but by keeping an ear attuned to recordings and the radio. Thanks to his athletic prowess, he was able to attend a prestigious Honolulu Academy and the University of Hawaii on full scholarships. If an injury hadn't sidelined him, he might have gone on to a career in professional football. Kapono's first gig had him singing folk songs in Waikiki, accompanying himself on guitar. He moved on to the rock band Pakalolo, performing throughout Hawaii and the Far East. He remained in Vietnam for several years and devoted his time to performing for military troops. When he headed home, he forged a musical partnership with Cecilio Rodriguez. The two men would remain together for about eight years, billing themselves as Cecilio & Kapono. Before a year had passed, Columbia Records signed the new duo and offered a three-album deal. Before the duo parted ways, the collaboration would produce a total of eight albums. When Kapono went solo again, he put out Kapono: Stand in the Light in 1981 and went on to work on more than a dozen albums, including Evolution of Poi. He has appeared in the films Damien and Waterworld, as well as the Imax production Behold Hawaii. He has also appeared on television, including spots on Magnum P.I., Byrds of Paradise, and Live with Regis & Kathy Lee, among other programs. His children's book, A Beautiful Hawaiian Day, was published in 2000. A year later, it took home the title of Best Book with a Ka Palapala Po'okela Award. Kapono also received a number of civic awards, and in 1998 Honolulu's mayor decreed June 3 to be Henry Kapono Day. Wild Hawaiian was released in 2006. ~ Linda Seida
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Oct 19, 2012
Tony George Resigns From Hulman & Company Board Of Directors
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Friday, Oct. 19, 2012 - The board of directors of Hulman & Company accepted the resignation of Anton H. "Tony" George from the board Friday, Oct. 19. The resignation is effective immediately.
"Tony George has made the difficult decision to resign from the board because of his involvement with a group that has recently expressed an interest in purchasing the Hulman & Company-owned INDYCAR organization," said Jeff Belskus, Hulman & Company president and CEO. "While the business is not for sale and no offers to sell it have been considered or are being considered, we applaud Tony's efforts to resolve the appearance of a conflict and appreciate the gravity of this decision."
George played an instrumental role in Hulman & Company over the last two decades, serving as president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from 1990-2004 and serving as IMS chief executive officer from 1990-2009. He also served as CEO of INDYCAR from 1994-2009 and previously served as president of Hulman & Company.
"I realize that my recent efforts to explore the possibility of acquiring INDYCAR represent the appearance of a conflict, and it is in everyone's best interest that I resign from the Hulman & Company board," George said. "It goes without saying that I want to do what is best for this organization."
Belskus indicated there is no immediate plan to fill the vacancy left by George's resignation and thanked George on behalf of the entire Hulman & Company board.
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I would take a few of them down with me if I had an invention like the ones you mentioned Chewbit and I refused to sell, as I would refuse! You know me. Take no bull!
Over the years I have heard of so many people being killed in 'accidents' who had built energy efficient devices and vehicles. They would not sell. I know you take no bull, Charles, that is what I like about you. But watch your back please.♥
I will Tammy! I have made no inventions, so they have no reason to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to get rid of me. But if they did come for me, they would wish that they hadn't!
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I thought replica's were supposed to look like the real thing
Did anyone notice the GT2 ''replica''. It looks like the rear light clusters are stickers
Mate, there are no decent replicas out there because it's what's under the bonnet that counts. All you'll have is kids wanting to race you and constantly being beaten by Mr Kev in his Corsa
By all means though if that's something you want to go ahead with who am I to judge. I just think for that sort of money you could do so much better than having a fake.
Anyway, rant over, I'm off to stuff some more socks in my boxers
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lol what a load of s**t !!!!
All you'll have is kids wanting to race you and constantly being beaten by Mr Kev in his Corsa
ERM i dont drive a corsa if you dont mind
but i do try racing people in my tourer, well its a fiat panda with a tourer bodykit on really, but it does look like a tourer lmao.
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Recently had exterior deck painted and now am experiencing "blistering"in some areas. Is this due to poor prep or moisture when painted? Thank you.
Simple, pressure treated wood should have been stained not painted.
And yes it's the moisture in the wood most likly pushing the paint off.
And if it was a new deck you should wait several months for it to dry out before apply anything.
Now most likly your stuck with having to pressure wash and sand all the paint off.
Solid stain is fine for the railing but the deck should be a form of transparant stain.
Sherwin Willians deck scapes work, I've also use Cabits and Olymipc and had no issues.
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Thank you for the reply. It was not pressure treated wood and wood already had been painted. The blistering was paint over paint - change of color.
Sorry for making the wrong assumption. I should have asked more questions.
There's been so many people on this site and all the other DIY sites that build a deck and go out the next day and try to paint it and it fails so I assumed, and you and I know where that gets you.
Some of the painters I'm sure will be chiming in and there going to be asking you.
What paint was used, what prep work you did, what was the condition it in when before you started, temperture and how long since it last rain, did you prime it.
That sort of thing.
That can happen if the old layer wasn't applied properly. A good cuffing with sandpaper will help.
This can happen no matter how good the prep was. Sometimes the process of putting a coating over top of an old coating can cause a softening of the old layer as the new paint lays on top and dries. It happens on horizontal surfaces especially if hot sunlight hits the newly painted surface. The sunlight can cause the new paint to dry so fast that it traps moisture under the surface. Really, for decks you want to avoid PAINT........it just doesn't work well on horizontal surfaces that get a lot of foot traffic. Unfortunately you were stuck.......the deck had been painted before.
could be moisture in the wood. sometimes moisture in wood is permeable through a coat or 2 of paint.stain. But, when you apply more you can trap it in. Also, blistering can occur from applying the paint in direct sunlight or dry heat. The heat causes the coating to dry before it adheres properly. Do the blisters bubble up in the sun and then suck back down when it cools off? This is a sure fire sign that there is either moisture trying to escape, or the coating dried too fast. If the blisters do not pop up and suck back down then you simply have an adhesion issue. Possibly contamination on the deck surface when the coating was applied. You know that you have contamination/heat issues when the recently applied coating is the only thing peeling up. If the blistering consists of all coatings down to the bare wood you know you have moisture issues.
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Tuesday was that kind of a night for the Lakers, who worked longer than usual to defeat the Phoenix Suns and secure their 51st victory of the season.
Game No. 71 of 2010-11 started like most of the other recent ones, with the Lakers building a small lead after some early struggles.
Their advantage grew and grew until it reached 21 points midway through the third quarter.
The Suns rallied, which wasn't all that unexpected. Then the Lakers got ahead by nine points in the closing minutes, another familiar scenario for a team that's been in a steady climb since the All-Star break late last month.
This time, the Lakers couldn't hold the lead. The Suns forced the game to overtime, then a second one. Then the Lakers sent the game to a third overtime before edging ahead for good as the clock neared 11 p.m. at Staples Center.
Final score: Lakers 139, Suns 137.
"We're the champs," Kobe Bryant said after scoring a season-high 42 points and adding 12 rebounds and nine assists in exactly 48 minutes. "We've got a lot of mental toughness and we just keep on fighting. It's not anything new."
Perhaps that's so.
Perhaps it's not.
As much as the Lakers tried to give the game away and as much as the Suns tried to rip it from their grasp by rallying from big deficits twice, the two-time defending NBA champions ended up on top for the 13th time in 14 games since the All-Star break.
The last time the Lakers played a triple-overtime game was Dec. 29, 2006, when they lost to the Charlotte Bobcats. The Lakers are a far, far different team than that one. They are more determined, more resourceful and a more confident team.
So, when they make mistakes (see: Odom, Lamar), they can make up for them more easily. They can shrug off letdowns and misplays and still emerge victorious against a determined and resourceful team like the Suns.
Odom seemed sheepish at game's end when asked about fouling the Suns' Channing Frye during a 3-point attempt with 1.1 seconds left in the first overtime.
Frye made all three free throws to tie the score at 121-all.
"We had a foul to give," Odom later explained when asked about fouling Frye. "That was why I fouled him. I fouled the first time and he (referee Kevin Cutler) didn't call it. I fouled him again and he (Cutler) called it when he (Frye) was shooting a 3.
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Odom then missed an open 20-foot jump shot from along the right baseline at the buzzer on the Lakers' final chance to end the game at a reasonable hour.
In the end, it was hard to fault a guy who had a season-high 29 points plus a team-leading 16 rebounds.
"It's too bad it didn't fall," he said of his try at the buzzer.
Anyway, the Lakers still had two more 5-minute overtime periods to get it right. Pau Gasol made two free throws with 2.5 seconds left in double-OT to send the game to triple-OT deadlocked at 130-all.
In the final extra session, Ron Artest delivered a key steal from Phoenix's Steve Nash and a fastbreak dunk and then a fadeaway jump shot that made it 137-132 with 1:08 remaining in what became a 3-hour, 9-minute marathon run.
Artest blew kisses to the crowd and also kissed his biceps - all part of the longest show of the season for the Lakers, who rested Wednesday after Jackson canceled practice. They will practice today to prepare for Friday's game against the Clippers.
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We´re now soaking up the sun in Montevideo and doing some much needed chilling on the beach.
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